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Vol. 107 No. 288 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER ...SINCE 1878 TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1985 25 CENTS INSIDE Marlboro race is hottest around LOCAL zoning board memberships are appointed positions, and the tion "a closed, backroom collection of the worst of If TED LOttl current primary campaign is the first try at elected office Marlboro's past." The Register for Blackburn and Goldstein. The Regular Democrats have allowed the New MARLBORO - The membership of the Township The three Regular Democrats have the support of the Democrats to take the offensive, and are running on the Council has not changed since January 1(84, but that will township's traditional party establishment They have run theme of "Honesty, Integrity and Competence." But their all change after today's balloting in a primary election on a platform stressing their experience, particularly recent advertisements have chided the breakaway faction featuring 10 candidates. Lemer's long involvement in township government. of the party with "creating illusions" with their campaign The heated primary fight between the Regular Going against the Regular Democrats are New rhetoric. Democrats and the New Democratic Organization high- Democrats Judy Clifford. Hy Cohen and Mel Schwartz The pace of residential and commercial development has lights balloting, as voters must choose three candidates They are all active in various township bodies, but today's emerged as the key issue in the campaign Both sides agree to carry the Democratic banner. voting represents the culmination of step one In their first that the township needs tougher zoning to slow that growth Incumbent Council President David M. Lemer will be campaign for elected office. rate, but both sides blame the other for letting the situation running with Zoning Board members Robert Blackburn and Targeting Lemer, as well as other key party officials, reach its present state. Arthur Goldstein on the Regular Democratic ticket. The the New Democrats call the current Democratic organiza- See Marlboro Page 2A Thousand stake out

Rumson Regatta arts tickets A special full-color page If KEVMFKCHETTE recalls the action and thrills of the The Register 10th annual Rumson Outboard Regatta held Sunday. HOLMDEL - Armed wth blankets, beach chairs, and hours of patience, 1ZA nearly a thousand people waited in 80- degree heat yesterday for a chance to see the likes of Barry Manilow, Bill Cosby and STATE Eric Clapton. Young and old alike waited for ticket Political licenses booths to open for the Garden State Arts A report sharply criticizes a top state Center's 18th summer season, which official for his handling of the photo- officials are billing as, "the finest line-up license contract. of performers in Arts Center history." Anxious music fans began lining up on the lawn outside the ampitheater as early 4A as Sunday afternoon, said Mindy Hoy, ticketing systems supervisor at the center. Several hundred people were Ex-workers speak already standing in line when the box Three former employees of Great office opened at 10:30 a.m. yesterday. Hoy THE HEOISTER/CARL 0 FORINO Adventure amusement park testified said. COMFORTABLE WAIT — Joanna Bandermark of Hazlet Stale Arts Center. She was among those who waited up to five yesterday that patrons in the Haunted By noon, the line at the box office relaxes while waiting yesterday lor a chance to buy tickets lo hours to get tickets. Castle threw smoke bombs and lit shows by Connie Francis and Anne Murray at the Garden matches. The attraction burned last See Tickets Page 3A year, killing eight. 4A NATION Municipal court in Long Branch criticized heavily Spy probe floor, the desks, the shelves and on top of the file cabinets should be investigated. The federal Investigation into security If MTU E. RAM* in no apparent order." Iadanza said changes in the court are under the breaches in the armed forces The Register The report also stated that the supply room door is often jurisdiction of Municipal Court Judge Stanley Cohen and widened with the arrest of a fourth LONG BRANCH - Borough Council President Frank open, jeopardizing the security of court forms. The door the Monmouth County Administrative Office of the Courts suspect. Agents say they expect Pallone Jr. last night demanded action against the to the judge's chambers, the report alleges, is open for Pallone said he will not be satisfied until something is more apprehensions. "general disarray and lack of supervision" in the anyone to use as a short-cut to the police department. done. "I feel like we're passing the buck. We control the municipal court. Eugene Iadanza, borough attorney, said the office was pursestrings. we pay the judge's salary, so he's responsible V At a press conference yesterday, Pallone made public exterminated. He also said the council is investigating to us." a report by the Monmouth County Administrative Office relocating the court and administration to the Garfield It was pointed out that council can do nothing to correct of the Courts critical of the municipal court's working Grant building, formerly the Monmouth County District the conditions outlined in the report. SPORTS conditions, personnel training, docketing procedures, Courthouse, located at Broadway and Fifth Avenue. "If the judge feels he wants to run the court this way, disbursements, and other practices. The report also reccommends the court appoint a there's not alot we can do," said Anthony Muscillo, "I've never seen anything so bad," said Pallone permanent Deputy Court Clerk and that all court business administrator. referring to the report. "This could very well be the worst employees attend the Fall Court Clerk's Training Course court in Monmouth County. The things mentioned in here "as their lack of training is hampering the operation of the In another matter, the council adopted a resolution to go way beyond any problems ever mentioned in municipal court." reduce a cut in the school budget from 1240,000 to 1120.000. court before." Criminal dockets and driving while intoxicated cases, leaving a current expense budget of $9,207,823 The report, compiled after six visits to the court, the report states, were also not properly disposed of The resolution states that the revised figure avoids legal and administrative costs of confronting an appeal of the described working conditions as "embarrassingly inade- through the Violations Bureau. The report also noted the court was lax in follow-up on original cut by the Board of Education. It also saves quate." It stated that mice droppings were often found on several teaching positions which would have been delinquent payments, disbursements were late and the desks, carpeting was soiled torn and dirty, walls were eliminated had the 1240.000 been cut. peeling paint, and there was inadequate heat in the cash book did not accurately reflect the court's monthly Violations Bureau during the winter. bank statement and checkbook. While Pallone said he was happy the jobs were saved, In addition, the entire office area was described as In addition, it revealed unnecessary duplication of bail he said the board had still avoided the problem of a "top "extremely cluttered with ... papers lying all over on the entries and an "exceedingly" large cash bail balance that heavy" administration. Trial testimony Courtroom contradicts Taylor security is technique known as Luminol and •» UIA R. discovered a 55-foot long drag very tight The Register mark of blood starting from the ADVANCES — Shore Regional High FREEHOLD - A county in- spare bedroom in the northwest School's David Stanton returns a vestigator testified yesterday at corner of the first floor of the FREEHOLD - The unusually lorehand during yesterday's the murder trial of Dr. Kenneth Z. house that ended in the garage. tight security surrounding the Monmouth College Invitational Taylor that there was litUe Luminol, the witness said, Is a murder trial of Dr. Kenneth Z. Tennis Tournament quarterfinals. evidence of blood where Taylor liquid chemical which is dissolved Taylor is doe to threats made on Stanton advanced to the semifinals. said he struggled with his wife in water, and then sprayed like his life some months ago, law before her violent death last year. mist. When blood had been pres- enforcement officials said yester- 1B The testimony in the second day ent, the area becomes flourescent. day. of Taylor's murder trial by In- Meyer said the drag mark was Although the threats on Taylor's vestigator Glen Meyer directly two feet wide and began In the life are not recent. Superior Court contradicted what Taylor had told spare bedroom, continued through Judge Michael D. Farren granted police happened when his 25-year- the kitchen, the dining room, and the request of Defense Attorney old wife Teresa was killed the into the garage. Meyer said the Jack Venturi for the extra precau- INDEX night of Nov. 11, 1964 in the drag mark did not go through the tions at the Monmouth County couple's home on Valley Road in sewing-weight room. Courthouse. Manalapan. Taylor, 33, had told The only evidence of blood In the Venturi declined to comment on police in previous proceedings in sewing-weight room was a spot on the security precautions. How- BRIDGE 71 connection with his wife's death the washing machine, which also ever, officials have said the BU8INES3 H that the slaying occurred in the became evident to investigators threats were received shortly CLA88IFIED 71 sewing-weight room of the borne, when Luminol was used. In ad- after Taylor was arrested and COMICS II after his wife attacked him with a dition, the Luminol detected a charged with the Nov. 11 murder CROSSWORD 11A dumbbell. naked footprint In the garage, the of his 15-year-old wife, Teresa in ENTERTAINMENT Ill Defense attorney Jack Venturi witness Mid. their Valley Road home fei Man- HOROSCOPE 10A Is scheduled to begin his cross- Meyer, however, said blood was alapan. Further Information on LIFESTYLE 10U examination of Meyer, yesterday's visible in the trunk of Taylor's car, what the threats were, or who may final witness, at 8 a.m. this along with a small amount on the have nude them, could not be OBITUARIES 7« dumbbell which Taylor has said he learned. OPINION M morning. Under questioning by First As- used to defend himself against his THE REGISTER/CARL D FOMNO As a result, no one is allowed SPORTS II wife's attack sistant Prosecutor Paul Chalet, CLOSE CHECK — Monmouth County Court bailiff William Myles, into the courtroom until after they YOU* TOWN IA are body searched or scanned by Meyer said there was no visible Earlier, Dr. Richard Bindie had left, uses a metal detector to scan John Sweeney of Freehold evidence of blood in the Taylor testified that the autopsy on Mrs. county sheriff's officers or court Township, a spectator at the Kenneth Taylor murder trial yesterday. home. Taylor revealed she died from officers. Anyone carrying sharp Security was tightened in the courtroom because of alleged threats However, he said, police used a See Trial Page 2A See Security Page 2A LOTTERY to Taylor. The winning numbers In the New Jersey state lotteries appear on Pre-Falr Supper Historic STONE Actiaa Free* Page Readers rlN's, GN's, LPN's, Aides. Explore Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! Flowers • Frail Baskets • Gifts CHURCH OF NAVESINK, Friday get fait results. Attract •1,000 the opportunities. See the Nurs- Read the Help Wanted columns in Send something nice to show you «/7, &:S0-8. reader* with your ad here. ing/Medical Directory In today's today's Classified section. care. The Directory of Florists is Classified section. on I" 2A The Register TUESMY. JUNE 4. 1985

Democrats' promises and refuting Lerner has replied that he has current council has remained stable the claim that the candidates are suggested, and still favors, "up- for the past three years, they point - Marlboro actually disliked by builders zoning" the township, changing per- out, and various municipal Improve- PEOPLE Continued from Pag* 1A Cohen and Schwartz are both mitted density levels to preserve a. ment projects have begun since the When it comes to spreading their members of the Planning Board, and more "spacious" appearance. He passage earlier this year of a special campaign message, the New Demo- a recent Regular Democratic says his suggestions have been budget referendum. low-budget horror movie in which a crats have put forward a higher advertisement claims that 1.1S4 new ignored by the planners, his fellow The two sides' campaign tactics vampire rips hit heart out. profile than their Regular Demo- housing units were approved by the council members and the adminis- have both been criticized. Coun- tration of Mayor Saul G. Hornlk. Frankel, 61, who quit last year as cratic opponents. planners in 1W4. cilwoman Barabra VecchiarelU said Citing this figure, Regular Demo- Zoning problems are only one of the New Democrats' slogan legally president of California State Univer- The New Democrats have chosen cratic campaign advertisements the areas where the New Democrats "prejudices" the Planning Board. sity at Bakersfield to become an as their slogan "Democrats That actor, says be made the career suggest the new party faction should feel solutions "can't wait." Hornik has accused the Regular Developers Don't Like." Placards Democrats of making the Planning change "because It's fun." change its slogan to "Democrats They say the Lerner council has with the slogan below the can- Board the "whipping boy" of the "I was essentially at the top of my That Developers Love." failed to address specific problems, didates' names, billed as "The campaign. profession. ... I suppose I could have Primary Choice," have been placed In addition to disputing the figures such as grid lock and road repairs, used by the Regular Democrats, become president of a larger univer- in conspicuous areas along major as well as the need to institute long- The winners in today's polling will sity, but it struck me that I didn't thoroughfares throughout the town- Cohen and Schwartz argue that, as term planning and "open govern- planners, their hands are tied by face Independent Stanley Young, and want to spend the rest of my life ship. ment." Republicans Fran Kessler, Peter doing this," be said recently. zoning ordinances that make them Manwhile. the Regular Party slate powerless to block development. Lerner, Blackburn and Goldstein Sweeney and Incumbent Coun- has opted for a more low-key They say that they would push for describe themselves as pragmatists, cilwoman Barabara Stokes, current- Happy 100th I advertising campaign. A large part stricter zoning provisions, some- and have suggested the rivals are ly the only Republican on the of the Regular campaign has been thing they claim the present council using "smoke screens" to mislead Council, in the Novemebr general election. DALLAS (AP) - Tillit S. Teddlie directed at discrediting the New has failed to do. voters. The tax rate under the celebrated his 100th birthday singing some of the gospel songs he has been writing since 1808 Stacy Keach "It's bom in you. If you're full of Trial music, you'll want to write songs," Continued from Page 1A Pottsville General Hospital in Penn- dumbbell after he discovered her an erosion ditch covered with weeds said Teddlie, who has written more massive skull fractures caused by sylvania, also testified one of the sexually abusing their then-five- He said the body was partially than 130 gospel songs and published Birthday surprise the "severe" blows to her head. "severe" blows Mrs. Taylor re- month-old son. covered with a gray under-carpet 14 songbooks. Bindie testified that there were ceived would haveknocked her to the In addition, Bindie said there was padding and a tan sleeping bag. He LONDON (AP) - Polish-born Teddlie attended a songfest Sun- ground. He said she would have died no evidence of any semen in Mrs. said her torn eggshell corduroy actress Malgosia Tomassi paid a day, one day before his birthday, at nine lacerations on Mrs. Taylor's head. He said the minimum number moments after she was hit. Taylor's body, indicating no sexual culottes, panties and pantyhose were 44th birthday visit to American actor the Prestoncrest Church of Christ in activity had taken place for 24 hours pulled down mid-thigh He said Mrs of blows she could have received was Bindie said he also found evidence Stacy Keach, but says his best Dallas with more than 1,200 people. prior to her death. However, Bindie Taylor was wearing several Items of seven, with the maximum number of cocaine and codeine in Mrs. birthday present will be Friday when The Dallas Times Herald reported. said there was a significant amount jewelry, but only one earring. being nine. Taylor's blood stream, as well as .04 he leaves prison, ending a jail The Church of Christ sent about of a vaseline-like substance sur- Taylor has told police he re- percent alcohol in her bloodstream. Lt. Bruce Newman of the Mon sentence for cocaine smuggling 12,000 letters to churches worldwide rounding Mrs. Taylor's genital and membered hitting his wife twice However, Bindie said he attributed mouth County Prosecutor's Office Keach, who played a tough-guy asking congregations to honor his rectal area. testified yesterday that the other detective in the television series accomplishments by singing his before blacking out. the alcohol to the fermentation of the The dumbbell which Taylor said blood due to decomposition, rather Taylor has told police thai he and blood-stained earring was dis- Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer," songs Sunday, and 8SJ replied, said his wife had sexual relations shortly covered in Taylor's garage. has announced plans to marry Miss Nelson Slater, program committee he struck his wife with is a handheld than any ingestion of alcohol instrument with clamps on either before her death. Taylor has admitted dumping his Tomassi. 28, after his divorce from chairman. Taylor has told police his wife was wife's body in Pennsylvania. He had actress Jill Donohue is final. ends, instead of weights. Meyer had Pennsylvania State Trooper "People love him, not only for his in a "crazed" state, induced by a reported bis wife as mining, and Stacy's fantastic. He's OK." testified the dumbbell was found Eugene R. Taylor yesterday testi- music but for his personality and combination of alcohol, cocaine, and confessed only after presented with Miss Tomassi said after a two-hour underneath the bench in the weight fied that Mrs. Taylor's body was spirit. I think that's why the Lord let codeine, moments before her death. evidence of the earring, police have visit Sunday at Reading Prison. him live this long — because of the room. discovered at the foot of Hawk He said she attacked him with a said. "He has had some presents but his kind of fellow he is." Slater said Bindie. head of pathology at Mountain in Schuykill County, Pa., in greatest gift will be his freedom this But Teddlie has a different reason week.' she said. for his longevity: "I never have Keach. arrested at London's drunk coffee, and I never have tasted Heathrow Airport with 13 ounces of beer " cocaine, was sentenced to nine Council in fight against bond restrictions months in prison Dec. 7. He is being released early for good behavior back a resolution from the law endorsed the resolution, which calls available in the 12th year county A royal tour KEANSBURG - The Borough offices of Kraft and Hughes, New- federal restrictions on tax-exempt Community Development Block Council last night added its voice to ark, which serves as bond counsel to municipal bonding "an im- Grant. A star is born STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - 11 governing bodies around the state several county municipalities. permissable intrusion" on municipal The money will be used to re- Crown Prince Akihito and Crown opposing further federal restrictions Eleven other governing bodies, rights. construct Shore Boulevard, accord- LOS ANGELES (AP) - Jack Princess Michlko of Japan have on municipal bonding. both county and municipal, and Kraft and Hughes has scheduled ing to Assistant Borough Manager Frankel has had a long career as a arrived in Sweden for an official Hie council voted informally to including Highlands, have already nine meetings throughout the state George Kauffmann. The borough has scientist, a researcher on manned visit, opening their first tour of to educate officials on President already received between $95,000 space flight, president of a univer- Scandinavia. Reagan's federal tax proposal. and $100,000 for the construction sity and a founder of the Lawrence The first part of their stay after Reagan's proposal already from the program, Kauffmann said. Livermore National Laboratory their arrival Sunday was spent as eliminates tax-exempt bonding for The council also opposed a rate But he decided to do something Library chief is criticized private guests of Princess Deslree, municipal utility authorities, accord- increase application to the state totally different with his life, so now sister of King Carl Gustaf. and her ing to Borough Attorney Morton P Board of Public Utilities by TKR he's gone before the cameras in a husband Baron Silfverschiold. a library, said she occasionally sent Kramer, and officials are worried Cable, which serves the borough foreign department spokesman said •IMYIE E. monthly notices to the Borough municipal governments may be next According to Kauffmann, the com- The official program of their visit The Register Clerk and newspapers, she admitted in line. pany has never covered a borough that the last newspaper notice was starts Tuesday with a horse-drawn LONG BRANCH - Two members "If that happened, municipalities event. The Register sent on Nov 10, 1962. carriage ride from Stockholm air- of the Long Branch Library Board of couldn't issue bonds, because there "It's time to play a little hard (ISSN 8750-6491) port to the Royal Palace. "The only notice of Sunshine I've Trustees yesterday accused the would be no reason for anyone to buy ball," Kauifman said. Putx<«rt#a by The Red Bank Regal* In the afternoon the royal couple ever seen at the board has had to do EMbMhad -n 1878 board president of not complying them," Kramer said. The resolution Finally, the borough has hired a by Jo«n H Cook «nd Henry day will open an exhibition, "Ceramic with the weather." said board vice Mam Ottic* with rules of the Open Public will come to a formal vote at the full-time code enforcer to replace Or># Ffegitw Plaza Shrawibury. N J 0770' Masterpieces from Japan," at Stock- president Margaret Ballato. Meetings Act of 1975 June 18 regular council meeting. two part-time enforcers, Weigand I2OH M2-40O0 holm's East Asiatic Museum. She asked the board to review the Branch Offwea In other business, the council announced Frank Morgan will work Monmouth County GourthBuaa, They leave Thursday to tour other F Arneize Knox, a board member minutes of every meeting since the authorised Borough Manager Ed- FrathoM, N J 07726 forty hours per seek, seven days a T Scandinavian nations. law was enacted to determine if the wamoan of ma *j.oc wd Praa* *« frainciand of two and a half years, said Board ward Weigand to apply for 1150,000 week, Weigand said *$ it antrtiad nciuanaty to ihe uta oi a* tt>a ioc* President Benson Gold has not rules were ever followed and then * pnntad m tr» rwwfptp* as «wa« aa an AP newt complied with the act, popularly comply with the law. "Once and for ' o* ma Amarcan N«w»pap*r PuDMner* known as the Sunshine Law, for all it should be on the record what ma Audi Bureau ot OcuWKm. lha New «!#» P'*M Asaociabon several years. was done and what wasn't done," Sacond Class poataga pax! at Rad Bank. N j LOTTERIES said Ballato. 07701 Pubtahad daily ««capt Sat Marf tubactipMns The law requires public officials to Security payabtt m adwanca Arthur Ballato. her husband, Total state at the beginning of all public challenged Gold's assertion that Continued from Pag* 1A UaV Raiat Darfy & TRENTON - The winning meetings that notice was posted in The last time security was this Tarm Daily Sunday Sunday once everthing is on record the instruments, such as scissors or tight was last September, when i.i^waakt 170/weak 7S/ «M 245/ weak number drawn last night in New the borough hall and library 48 hours 13-51 weeks i 5V waak 70/ weak 2 25/ weak matter is a "dead issue." Jersey's Pick-It Lottery was 438. A in advance. It also stipulates an pen knifes, must leave the instru- Richard Biegnwald pleaded guilty 1 y«ar i 45/ weak 65/ waak 2 10/ week "I don't consider it a dead issue," Mail rale* tor coHega student* and mtMary parson straight bet pays (254.50, box pays annual schedule of meetings be sent ments with the officers until after to the murders of two teenage ntt — '•* oi aOova rates he said. "You should know that little they leave the courtroom. In girls. Visitors were also body Horm dalivary by Carnar — Daily and Sunday 142 and pairs pay 125. to two designated newspaper within preamble before the meeting as well 11 35 • was* Sunday onty 35 can*. De*y or* 1 00 The Pick 4 number was 1055. A one week of the January organiza- addition, visitors must present searched before entering that Singla copy at Countar — Deily 25 cams, Sunday as you know the Pledge of Al- identification to the sheriff's of- court proceeding, and armed se- 40 cants straight bet pays 11,022.50 and box tion meeting. legiance." POSTMASTER Sand addraaa cnangss to Tha pays ttS. While Ann Hewitt, director of the ficers before they are allowed into curity officials stood guard inside Ragiawr. P O BOM 520. Red Bank. N J 07701 He charged Gold with misleading the courtroom. and outside the courtroom. the public by blaming non-com- Farren has also ordered the Biegenwald, 44, of Asbury Park, pliance of the law on two former courtroom locked until after a has been convicted of two other board secretaries, Knox and Ballato. break is called in the testimony murders and is waiting trial for "You blamed your dereliction on Normally, the courtrooms remain the fifth. THE WEATHER them," he said. open and spectators wander in and On Dec. 7, 1964, He was Ballato also demanded a public out during the proceeding. sentenced to death for the murder apology to Knox and Ballato. "I The security precautions are of 18-year-old Anna M. 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a candidate receives $2 for each $1 he raises in Metuchen. TRENTON - The six Democrats vying for the contributions. Stephen Wiley, 55. a former state senator, campaigned right to challenge Republican Gov Thomas Kean in the at Journal Square and visited four senior citizen centers November general election visited shopping malls, train Del Tufo, 51, was the only candidate not to reach the in Bergen County. station* and campaign offices yesterday to ignite last- ceiling. He will raise about $800,000 in both private and The sixth candidate Elliot Greenspan, running under minute support before today's primary election. public funds. the "Inalienable Rights of Man Movement, spent Faced with predictions of a record low turnout of 15 5 A statewide poll released last week indicated the race yesterday in the northern part of the state meeting with percent, the candidates criss-crossed the state to reach was a three-way contest among Newark Mayor Kenneth factory workers. Greenspan lacks the financial resources supporters ai well as undecided voters. Gibson, Senate Majority Leader John Russo and Essex of the other candidates and has no ties to the party Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. today. County Executive Peter Shapiro. The statewide survey also showed that 48 percent of organization. In the 1981 primary, voter participation was 29 percent the voters were undecided. The winner of the Democratic primary will go on to "People still haven't made up their minds," said Shapiro, at 33 hoping to become New Jersey's youngest face the popular Kean, who is unopposed in the GOP Kathie Lynch, campaign manager for former U.S. governor, began his final campaign day greeting primary. Attorney Robert Del Tufo "If you see the candidate in commuters at the Fort Lee Bus Terminal, traveled to Also to be decided today are legislative contests in one person I think it makes a whole lot of difference." Trenton to discuss government reorganization and or both parties in 19 of the 40'legislative districts, with The primary campaign has been dominated by journeyed to Jersey City where he met train commuters most of the opposition to incumbents coming from environmental issues, with all five mainstream can- at Journal Square. candidates running on the "Inalienable Rights of Man Photo Urtwi In 1»4« didates claiming Kean has not done enough to clean up Gibson. 53, visited his campaign offices throughout the Movement," the ticket shared by Greenspan. Lt. Col. Reuben Abramowitz toxic waste sites. state but was not scheduled to make any public Although their names appeared on the ballot, those Four of the five candidates raised enough money in appearances. candidates prompted little concern among Republican Fort to name field house private donations to qualify for the maximum amount Russo, a 51-year-old lawyer, walked through Bayonne and Democratic party officials. under New Jersey's public financing law, which limits with the mayor of that community, toured a Jersey City The 40-member Senate is not up for re-election until FORT MONMOUTH - Memorial cer- campaign spending to $11 million. Under the program, senior citizens center and was to attend a reception in 1987 emonies will be held Friday as the post field Fhouse is named in honor of Lt. Col. Reuben Abramowitz A statement from the fort said Abramowitz. who died In 1987. spent many of his active duty Redistricting plans unveiled for schools years here He was a code instructor who made lasting contributions to the training of Signal close fewer classrooms. It would allow Plan-B. which would cost $385,000. Last night's hearing on the reorganiza- Corps radio operators through innovations in ABERDEEN - The superintendent of rooms to be used for additional programs includes moving administrative offices tion plans, attended by about 200 teachers training methods. the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School or any unforeseen increase in enrollment, from Broad Street Cambridge Park School and residents, drew mixed reaction for the Maj. Gen. Robert D Morgan, commanding District last night introduced three re- and would be more cost-efficient than .and renovations at the high school. If administration's reccomendations general of the Army Communications-Elec- districting plans, all of which differ from Smith-Kehoe or the other two plans, he implemented, the district would sell Those opposed were concerned about tronics Command and Fort Monmouth, will the Board of Education's Smith-Kehoe said. Cliffwood Main and Memorial Schools for the possible decrease in the number of officiate at the 10 am ceremonies The 389th Plan introduced last fall. Plan-A, which would cost $485,000. at least $560,000. and lease one-third of programs and the possible future need of Army Band will also participate The Smith-Kehoe Plan, written by a includes the reopening of Cambridge Park Cambridge Park. any buliding that the district sells. Attending the ceremony will be Abramowitz's Columbia University research team for School for elementary classes; creating Hall suggested the board study the plans son. retired Army Col. Benjamin L the district, would close some classrooms administration offices at Cliffwood carefully and decide on one by June 24. "It would be too late to accomodate Abramowitz; grandsons. David, an Army to account for declining enrollment and School; renovations at Matawan Regional Board President Irving Hurwitz set a children later on if more buildings are lieutenant at Fort Campbell. Ky Sidney, a US have the board sell two buildings and lease High School, and the conversion of the tentative meeting for June 19 for the board needed," said township resident Emesl Army Reserve lieutenant and a professional part of a third. Matawan Avenue School to an elementary to discuss the plans and possibly vote on Edwards of 8th Street "I would just like football player with the Seattle Seahawks, and But Dr. Kenneth Hall, the super- school, according to Hall. one. for you to take a good look at this before Alan, also a Reserve lieutenant doing graduate intendent, said no further significant It calls for the sale of the administration However. Board Member Michael you sell any buildings." studies at the University of Kansas Family decrease is expected building and the Broad street School for Kidzus said he opposed to Plan-C because members and friends will also attend, along with Hall said the administration favors the at least $720,000 and the leasing of the it would mean closing the Broad Street Hall said the Smith-Kehoe Plan, if post officials The public is invited third alternative, Plan-C. which would Cliffwood Main Building, he said. School. implemented, would cost $745,000 Abramowitz enlisted in the Army in 1916 and participated in the Mexican Border Campaign and World War I He became a signaleer with the Army of Occupation in Germany He served as an enlisted man from 1916 until Sea Bright mulls fire code enforcement 1942 when he was commissioned a second lieutenant. He first reported here in 1922 when "I'm also concerned about clubs and the "The state's track record isn't good." cation for its 12th year of funding in the the post was still known as Camp Vail During If CHMS HAND federal Block Grant Program his years here he developed a time-saving hazardous conditions created by gas Manning said The Register stations," he said. Councilwoman Teresa McGuire ad- Councilwoman McGuire said the method of teaching signal code and typing and borough has already gained preliminary became known as the "Dean of Hangar One ' SEA BRIGHT - The Borough Council However, a report by Councilman vocated having county officials oversee last night debated how to enforce a Robert J. Furlong Jr. earlier in the the program, at least at the outset. approval from the government for its This was in reference to the old airplane hangar application for $75,000 for this year of Camp Vail vintage which was used as a mandatory municipal fire code recently meeting, illustrated the need for enforce- The council also authorized Borough The money will be used to add curbs and classroom for code training. He also taught code adopted by the state Legislature. ment of fire violations at Sea Bright Attorney Thomas Smith to draft an gutters to New Street, which was repaved to the cadets at the U.S. Military Academy at The borough has three options, but must taverns. amendment to an ordinance prohibiting last year, she said West Point decide which to use by July 1, according Furlong said approximately 12 estab- minors from entering bars. to Councilman John Millen. who is also The amendment would require anyone In another matter, the borough may After leaving hort Monmouth. Abramowitz lishments which serve liquor in the close a fence leading from Donovan's Reef established the European Signal School at fire commissioner borough currently have fire code viol- under age 21 to have a parent or guardian with them before entering a tavern, to the beach. Ansbach, Germany The borough can hire a fire inspector. ations ranging from failing to post Furlong said toe fence closing was occupancy signs to having locked exit according to the council use a county fire official or allow the state The borough will also adopt an ordi- necessary because patrons of the bar were to perform the inspections, he said. doors to lacking fire extinguishers. using the entranceway to enter the beach Villane criticized Furlong advocated having a state nance similar to one currently in force in Millen said that because many of the Red Bank requiring bartenders to be without buying a beach badge buildings in town are woodframe, the inspector enforce the code, as a cost Borough resident Mike VanKirk criti- aniel Jacobson, Democratic candidate in the saving measure. licensed by the borough, the council said. 11th District Assembly race, yesterday borough is especially prone to fire. State law prohibits anyone with a cized Furlong's proposal, saying that the 1 criticized his incumbent Republican oppo- . But the councilman added that there are "What's wrong with the state " he criminal record from tending bar, but bar borough should simply hire "an out-of- D asked. work teenager" to man the entranceway. nent for failing to vote on legislation granting only two businesses in Sea Bright which owners have no recourse for checking a New Jersey homeowners a property tax deduc- would require quarterly inspections, the Furlong's request drew a quick bartender's background. Smith said. The instead of closing the access to the beach tion from their state income tax. Peninsula House and the Trade Winds. response from Councilman Andrew Man- amendment would allow police to perform "Furlong has gone on record as saying But Assemblyman Anthony M. Villane Jr., R- The remainder of Sea Bright's businesses ning who described allowing a state fire background checks on all bartenders and that the town is not responsible for the sea Monmouth. voted against bill A-2982 when it was would require only yearly inspections, he inspector into the borough as a "further issue photo identification cards. wall, yet the town has put a fence on it," before a committee in December, he said, said. erosion of home rule. The council will also submit an appli- VanKirk said. because it would cost the state from $150 to $200 million in revenue per year. - Villane said lie is sponsoring a bill similar to Gov. Thomas H. Kean's proposal to return a percentage of taxes to the taxpayer Tickets Jacobson, however, said the main issue is Villane's failure to vote "on legislation which Continued from Page 1A "We just met each other this morning," could have helped improve the (state tax) said Patricia Spiedel, Point Pleasant, of situation. Barbara Ardowski, South Plainfield. skirted out along the edges of the theater's "As I have said, it's one thing when you After only seven hours of waiting, the front lawn. disagree with your legislator, but it's a whole pair managed to purchase tickets to the different ball game when he fails to represent "I was the first guy on line but I had Barry Manilow concert, this year's box you on a key issue," Jacobson said. to get here at noon Sunday," said James office draw, according to Hoy. Buclary of West Orange, who finally Villane said he was not present in the When asked how they got their tickets, reached a ticket booth early yesterday legislature on Jan 3. when the bill came to a the pair replied, "don't ask." afternoon. full Assembly vote. The Assembly approved the Concession stands served refreshments bill 51-16, and it is currently pending In the Joel Rains of South Orange said, "I've and loudspeakers kept many on lawn Senate Revenue, Finance and Appropriations been here since 8:30 this morning, and I informed of concert closings and date Committee. was one of the late arrivals. I had to pay changes, however rumors that only lawn "It's very simple," Villane said of his failure a guy to let me on line in front of him." seats were left for Englebert to vote. "I wasn't there and so couldn't vote on Marie Talian of Middletown said. "I'll Humperdinck cirrculated through the the bill." never do it again. I waited on line last year crowd. and for some reason it seemed to work "It's a good bill." Jacobson said. "...The Hoy said local Ticketron and Tele-Tron better - faster." bottom line is if Mr Villane had a problem with outlets also reported record sales yeater- Hoy said a faulty computer terminal the whole concept he should have voted no, but day. and credit card checks caused minor if I were the Assemblyman I would have voted Hoy said officials sealed-off the ticket delays for some, "but essentially things yes." line at 6 p.m., however, box offices stayed have been running pretty smoothly." Assemblyman John Paul Doyle, D-Ocean, and open until those still waiting had their "We were ready for it," Hoy said of the Assemblywoman Marlene L. Ford, D-Ocean, tickets. box office rush. sponsored the bill. "There were a few people still there at Joseph Turant. acting head of the 8:00 p.m., but things were running much theater's in-house security force, said smoother." said Ann McKee. public Phone device sought "We had the state troopers standing by as relations spokesperson for the NJ High- backup and we beefed up our security in way Authority, which operates the Arts ATAWAN - Councihnan Harry P Le- anticipation of the crowds, but all in all, Center. Queir says the borough should buy a things have been pretty orderly. The special telephone device for the police Tickets range in price from $27 for a box crowd seemed better behaved this year departmenm t that allows the department to seat down to $10 for a lawn seat. The box than last year." recieve emergency calls from deaf-mutes and office will be open from 10 a.m. until 9 other handicapped people. Turant said, "except for a few severe p.m. on days when there is a scheduled cases of sunburn, no one was injured." The device, called TTY/TDD Communicator, performance. On other days, the box The day took on a party atmosphere, as allows a person with a similar machine to type office will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., people from across the state came up messages on the device, also known as a Monday through Saturday. THE REQISTER/CARL D FORINO Porta-Printer Plus, directly to the police. equipped with picnic lunches in antici- Hoy said an updated schedule of shows pation of the long wait. Strangers became A WORTHWHILE WAIT - These people stood in line for up to five The cost for the police department's machine will be released soon, he first show is Dan friends as they joked about the hours of hours yesterday to get tickets to various shows scheduled for the would be $419, LeQuier said. Fogelberg, a guitarist, on June 24. waiting. Garden State Arts Center in Holmdel. A home device generally costs under $200. according to Oceanport police, who recently installed a machine in their department. Oceanport and Eatontown are the only munici- palities in Monmouth County with the machines in their police departments, police said. They said when a person outside their First project home might be ready this month municipalities with a home printer calls them, they in turn alert police where the individual to have the home built, and plans to She said the pilot program is going well, the township, besides the league, have lives. MIDDLETOWN - Before the month is recycle the funds from that home to the out, Uie Hillside Park Civic League and that the league will soon choose expressed interest in the project and are However. LeQuier said he wants the device next, after middle-income purchasers of among 20 to 30 applications that have been considering taking a turn at the revolving available here so that borough residents in need expects to complete the first of seven the homes reimburse the township. middle-income homes it is building in the submitted by potential purchasers. The fund to have moderate-income homes of the service can call police here, thus saving applications were received last year, after built. Hillside section. Cranshaw has said the pilot project is time during an emergency. the league advertised the project in the He said that the next few homes will the first of its kind in the county, and in "There's quite a need for this sort of thing." Construction on the first federally newspaper, according to Cranshaw. probably be built in Hillside. Cranshaw LeQuier said. "It would make (handicapped) the state. She said that the Hillside League financed home began at the end of April. worked with the township for four years Harry Mahnken, director of the town- said yesterday that the league owns seven people feel more confident when they're home Dee Cranshaw, president of the Hillside ship Community Development office, has lots, and plans to built on all of them. atone" to develop the program, obtain the League, called the home the league's pilot funding, and win the township approvals said the homes will be sold to moderate- He laid he will bring the matter up at the project. income families who can afford conven Mahnken said the township is using the I' Borough Council's next workshop meeting June necessary to begin construction. tional mortgages, and that they will be pilot project to evaluate the program, and Using federal Community Development The first home, at the comer of First sold with deed restrictions to ensure that may try to increase the amount of funds funds that were obtained through the and Chestnut avenues, is expected to sell they will not be resold for windfall profits available if enough interest is shown by township, the Hillside League contracted for $50,000, according to Cranshaw. He has said that other organizations in other community groups The Register NEW JERSEY TUESMV. JUNE 4. 1985 STATE DIGEST Kimmelman blasted for license contract

Lawrenceville School to admit girls their stupidity forced the cancella- The SCI said the DMV officials - TRENTON - The State Com- tion of what might well have been ... Snedeker, spokesman H. Arthur awrence Township (AP) — City The number of votes in mission on Investigation yesterday a successful resolution of the DMV's Smith III and then-Deputy Director I Lawrenceville School will favor and against co-education condemned Attorney General Irwin photo license processing dilemma," Robert Kline - testified that Kohm admit girls for the fint time were not disclosed, but a two- L I. Kimmelman for concealing the the report said. said something to the effect that In its 17«-year history after thirds majority was required for award to a Republican party con- "you don't have to tell the press! trustees of the New Jeney passage. Kean and Kimmelman said the tributor of a potentially lucrative SCI report confirmed their earlier everything." preparatory school yesterday "All tt members did vote. The state contract to distribute photo statements admitting that the an- Kohm denied making the com- voted in favor of co-education vote was overwhelmingly in driver's licenses through Sears, nouncement of the contract was ment and arguing for omitting' and ended an 11-year debate, a favor oJ going co-ed, "Blake said Roebuck & Co. stores. mishandled, but saying nothing il- information about Taggart's involve- spokesman laid. - The issue has been debated for The SCI said there were "obvious legal occurred. ment, the SCI said. The Jt-member board did not II years. Opponents of co-educa- contradictions and apparent evasive- Ir. a prepared statement, Kim- set a date for forming the first tion have said there is no "The conflicting testimony was". nets In testimony" by state officials melman said he has admitted to an co-educational class, said spokes- compelling reason to change and compounded by conflicting evidence J and others who discussed whether "error in judgement." submitted to the SCI by DMV and by man James Blake. However, the have won their case three times, businessman William Taggart school will remain all-male this in 1MB, 1173 and llTt. In the most "The SCI reaches the same con- Kohm." said the SCI, which was should be mentioned in a press clusion. We accept the commission's ordered to look Into the matter by |j fall because admissions were recent vote, the vote was 14-11 in release announcing the contract. completed in the spring, he said. favor of remaining all-male. criticism as we have accepted the the Legislature. ;• The four-member investigative earlier criticism," he said. "The decision was based solely Lawrenceville has been slow to Asked what the Mercer County '; change because enrollment has body, which has no prosecutorial A March 13 press release from prosecutor's office would be asked to : on the merits," said headmaster powers, referred the discrepancies Bruce McClellan. "It was not remained steady and annual con- Snedeker and Kimmelman said the investigate, SCI Executive Director tributions from alumni continue to the Mercer County prosecutor's contract was between the state and James J. Morley said, "I presume based on economic consider- office for possible criminal charge*. ations but what we view as our rolling in, said McClellan, who Sears, and did not mention Taggart, that perjury is something the pros- responsibility in a society that oversees the school located in the In its 81-page report, the com- who would have been the con- ecutor would look at." has changed significantly in re- Mercer County community of mission also criticized former Motor cessionaire running license renewal Irwln Kimmelman The report, based on M0 pages of • cent years." Lawrence Township. Vehicles Director Clifford Snedeker, centers at 21 Sears outlets In New the Taggart connection which he testimony taken from IS witnesses J The school's endowment is who resigned — upon request of an Jersey. knew existed." during closed-door interviews, re- J The president of the board of now at an all-time high of $56 aide to Gov Thomas H. Kean, the The deal was later rescinded after According to the SCI, three vealed for the first time that ! trustees, Bert Geti, appointed a million, be said, adding that 650 SCI said — in the wake of the Taggart's role was revealed. Division of Motor Vehicles officials Snedeker was asked to resign by ', committee to ensure a smooth students are enrolled In grades controversy over the contract. The SCI report, which was for- testified under oath that Taggart's Kean's chief of staff, Gregory' transition, said Blake. eight through 12 "The commission concludes the warded to the governor, attorney public relations consultant, William Stevens, and that the governor; "They will act with all reason- Faculty members voted 174 in inquiry ... with a sense of dismay and general's office and Legislature, Kohm of Oradell, argued at a March agreed to such an action. able haste. It's not something you April in favor of admitting girls regret — dismay at the ir- said Kimmelman "displayed a very 11 meeting that Taggart's name Stevens, Kean, Snedeker and Kim-' want to fool around with once and support among students is responsibility of key officials in- serious lack of judgment by endors- should be left out of the press melman all have refused to discuss you've decided," he Mid. "When running high volved in the episode and regret that ing the intentional non-disclosure of release. publicly details of the resignation. ', we accept girls, we're going to do Most students live on the tree- it in a substantial way that it lined campus. Boarding students won't be a token thing." pay 18,700 in annual tuition and The 26-member board voted at fees, while day students pay a special meeting in New York »5.5OO 3 say patrons threw matches, smoke bombs Flags Corp. are on trial for ag- Defense attorneys say the blaze was lighted rooms. 3 escapees turn themselves in TOMS RIVER (AP) - Three gravated manslaughter charges in deliberate. Under cross examination from! former Great Adventure employees the deaths of the youngsters in a fire Kathryn DiFusco, who worked at defense attorney Michael Wilbert,, IGH POINT (AP) - Three sentence for second-degree rob- testified yesterday that patrons of that erupted May 11, 1M4. the Jackson Township park from representing Six Flags, Ms. DiFusco; escapees from a minimum- bery and theft, Stabile the Haunted Castle, which burned Prosecutors, who say the blaze 1975 to 19(0 and led a crew of acknowledged that signs were potted' H security prison, including The other escapees were ident- down last year killing eight teen- was accidentally set by a youngster employees at the Haunted Castle in outside warning patrons against; professional boxer Kenneth ified as Michael Lovanyak, 22. of agers, regularly threw lighted using a cigarette lighter to find his 1979, said the actors who portrayed smoking inside the building and that Bogner, turned themselves in Trenton, serving time for theft matches at actors and set off smoke way through the dimly lighted maze monsters and ghouls to frighten employees asked all patrons not to yesterday after a brief taste of and James Hendrickson, 22, of bombs and firecrackers in the build- of the haunted bouse, allege the patrons often were assaulted by park smoke. - ! freedom, state officials said. East Windsor, serving time for ing. firms ignored warnings to improve guests inside the building. Frank J. Hernandee, who worked; The three men walked away burglary. Great Adventure Inc and Six fire safety equipment in the building. "It was every other group. They at the Haunted Castle in 1979-1981. from the High Point unit of the Staples said he was unsure why literally threw them at the actors. said the castle was closed several! Annandale Youth Correctional the three turned themselves in They would flick their Bics because times because of smoke bombs being! Institute at 7 p.m. Sunday and after walking away from the it was dark in there. They would set off inside. The smoke bombs, he were back in custody nine hours facility. light up cigarettes. They would even said, could be purchased at a shop in' later, said Corrections Depart- He said they wiU be charged light up joints," she said. another part of the park. ment spokesman James Stabile. with escape, which could add an She also said the room where the Hernandez also said patrons often; Bogner, 14, a lightweight box- additional five years on to each fire began, known as the strobe room discharged fire extinguishers in the' er, was serving s five-year jail of their sentences. because of the blinking lights, fre- building and that it often took long! quently was "pitch black" because periods of time to have the canisters; both the special effect lights and refilled Nursing teacher gave exam answers emergency lighting often burned out A third wltnesss, former park; and were not replaced quickly. employee, Erik Nielsen, testified ATERSON (AP) — A dis- the staff member gave one Defense attorneys in their opening that firecrackers had been set off- gruntled instructor in a com- nursing student "the exact arguments in the case said they inside the structure and lighting, P munity college nursing pro- replica of a large portion of the would present testimony that the cigarettes was a "constant occur-, gram gave copies of a final exam exam." room was one of the most brightly rence by "every other group. • disguised as a study guide to The student, the only one to eight students who were later fail the second examination, was suspected of cheating, a spokes- told to pass on the "study guide" man for the school said yester- to certain other students belong- day. ing to the same study group. Seven of the eight students and When the eight students took 19 others in the program were the final exam on May 23, along allowed to graduate Sunday after with the 19 others in the pro- passing another test and convinc- gram, they did not realise "until ing officials at Passaic County they were in the midst of the Community College that the exam" that they had been given staff person whom they trusted some answers in advance, misled them," said school Wright said. spokesman Nathan Wright. Wright said nursing faculty He said school officials were members became suspicious considering legal action against when all eight students answered the instructor, whose contract the same question incorrectly with the school runs out on June and their tests showed other 10 and will not be renewed. The similarities. spokesman would not name the Following the exam, the instructor, but said she was parents of some students threat- involved in a serious dispute with ened to sue the college because the nursing program director. the results of all 27 seniors were invalidated, Wright said. The spokesman said state- ASSOCIATED PRESS ments made by the suspected However, administrators were cheaters the day before gradu- LONG RIDER — Howard Beauchamp waves to motorists in not convinced the other seven Robbinsvilie as he completes his horseback ride from Houston, ation convinced the school's should be allowed to graduate president that their behavior because they had not come Tex. to Newark, a trip that began 15 weeks ago. He says he'll return "had been correct In the final forward immediately "upon dis- to Texas, him in a truck, the horse, named Thunder Beau in a -analysis." covering that they were misled," trailer. According to the investigation, Wright said. Lawmakers eye volunteer squads awRENTON (AP) - Two Re- least three public bearings I publican legislators an- before proposing legislation to I nounced the creation yester- boost membership. day of a task force to review "It Is apparent that there has ways to increase membership in to be some additional motivation volunteer fire departments and for some members of the com- first-aid squads. munity to get Involved and join either the local volunteer fire Assemblymen Joseph Palaia department or first-aid squad," of Monmouth County and William said Schuber. mirrors Schuber of Bergen County said they were concerned that mem- Palaia plans to introduce a bill ' bership in volunteer-based this month that would provide a groups was not keeping pace with deduction from the state income a rise in the general population. tax for active volunteer fire- fighters, police and first-aid The task force will conduct at squad members. Doors • Walls 1 Over Fireplaces She wants 'National Waitress Week' 1 Living Rooms •BUDISON (AP) - The hostess manager is absent, said she has i Sliding Closel Doors ••of a Route 1 diner here said written letters about National 1 aWrriln I workers should be Waitress Week to Democratic Bar Mirrors appreciated more than they are Sens. Frank Lautenberg and Bill and has started a campaign to Bradley, members of the state's get "National Waitress Week" Congressional delegation, and to onto the calender. Edison Mayor Anthony Authorized Insurance Replacement Service ^ art buiswlwsgiussswt.r^ssj^i^iind^ Connie Santorelll, hostess at Yelencsics. nylon Mng. Fran DM OuMnnai Expsrts at Imiommn Corporason. the Suburban Diner, said she Her next letter will be sent to began her drive for recognition of President Reagan, she said. (-flan and Illirnri in Cvtiy Siu {jam Cam lirtak HOUKt: Da* ft Sttrftv 9:30 •••.-5:30 • • the holiday because she wanted Tarn, ft Frt. M 9 • • ta HIM to 5:00 • • the public to realize how hard "I want it to be nationwide." restaurant employees work. she said. "I'm going to take a whole year to fight for It. Next "I feel that all restaurant help year I want it on the calender " are unsung heroines and heroes," Atlantie Glass said Ms Santorelli "I watched "The public doesn't realise them literally go crazy on that a waitress is a mixture of an Mother's Day, when we had non- entertainer, a hostess and a sales stop customers." person, " she said. "The public who feels that a waitress doesn't The 37-year-old hostess, who is have too much upstairs better in charge at the diner when the stop to think a little bit harder " The Register TVOMV. JUNE 4. 1985 NATION/WORLD Ma. NEWS DIGEST Aid coming to tornado-damaged areas

Wildflowers are 'socio-political' (AP) - President Reagan signed UFFALO, NY. (AP) - A would not, just by looking at the a disaster declaration for 12 Penn- nun (acini more than f 11.000 lawn, know what it was that Mr sylvania counties yesterday as of- B In fines (or refusing to cut Kenney was trying to express." ficials attempted to estimate the wilddowert in his lawn ii making Forma said he would rule later damage caused by a line of tor- a "socio-political statement" on the case. nadoes that swept through parts of protected by the Pint Amend- The trial attracted nationwide three states and Canada, killing at ment, a New York Civil Liberties attention last year (or Kenney. least 87 people. Union attorney told a judge who is studying the lMh century "These storms are among the yesterday. naturalist while working (or his worst in decades and have clearly Patrick Wesp Mid Stephen doctor's degree In English at the taken a heavy toll," Reagan said in Kenney, 31, a doctoral student State University at Buffalo. signing the Pennsylvania order. "I and admirer of naturalist Henry Both Kenney and Ms landlord, sympathise with the people of this David Thoreau, was really con- David Trltchler, were convicted region and, at the same time, I victed of "radical deviation from and fined HO apiece (or each day salute their courage in facing the the norm" when he was found that the yard remains uncut. tremendous task of rebuilding their guilty last year of refuting to Trilchler Is appealing along with lives and communities laid waste by obey a municipal order to cut his his tenant. the storm." lawn. Kenney estimates the fines The order frees federal funds for Wesp was among three law- now total more than $12,000 for low-interest loans, granU of up to yers who asked Erie County each of the men. 15,000 and temporary housing as- Court Judge Joseph S. Forma to After the court session Mon- sistance. overturn Kenney's conviction day, he said he wished Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste alto and a fSO-a-day fine imposed last authorities could prosecute appealed to the White House to issue September In village court in people for using pesticides and a disaster declaration for his state, suburban Kenmore. herbicides on their lawns, rather where 12 people were killed, and the But Thomas Vikijo. the village than for refusing to cut wild- White House said if was being prepared. lawyer, arguing against the flowers. ASSOCIATED PRESS claim of constitutional protection "Lawn maintenance is simply The tornadoes left at least *2S0 (or Kenney's actions, said, "The a dangerous environmental prac- million in damage Friday, the bulk DI8A8TER AREA — Pennsylvania Gov. Dick areas by President Reagan yesterday. Aid is being of it in Pennsylvania, where 1,700 average person in all likelihood tice." be said. Thornburgh uses a map in Harnsburg to show the sought by other states buildings were destroyed, 62 people killed and 700 people injured. More tornado-stricken areas that were declared disaster Sunny's' coma cause disputed people died in Ontario, and there was damage in western New York state. nsyvlania counties covering about use insurance money first." sylvania and Ohio by yesterday; ROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - mony offered by defense wit- No figures on homeless were 10,000 square miles. He said some residents have morning, utility officials said. Claus von Bulow's defense available, but Lorraine Capozzi of "Our teams are now trying to find encountered problems trying to get Red Cross officials, who handed! P team yesterday presented LeboviU. Foster and DeFronzo the PitUburgh Red Cross office said suitable buildings for centers, build- assessments of the 150 destroyed out food and clothing vouchers to the three medical experts who based their opinions on Newport yesterday the agency usually figures ings big enough that have survived homes, about half the total number homeless, said response for aid had countered state arguments that Hospital medical records and four people per bouse, making the the storm," Mrs. Charney said. in the town. been overwhelming. his wife's two comas were results of tests done on Mrs. von estimate about 6,900 in Pennsylvania The president also directed Vice "Four or five companies are doing i caused by insulin injections. Bulow several months after her alone. President George Bush, previously wonders for the people." Dahlin "We had people who came in; Endocrinology experts Dr. first coma. None examined her. D'Arcy Charney of the Penn- scheduled to visit Pittsburgh for a said. "There are other companies saying that they have an extra room Harold E LeboviU. Dr Daniel The doctors said Mrs. von sylvania Emergency Management fund-raiser, to inspect the stricken that people can't find their adjusters or an extra home for people who! Foster and Dr. Ralph DeFronzo Bulow's 1979 coma was caused by Agency said assessment crews had areas today. yet or even their agents need them," said Mary Jane Dell,; said that Martha "Sunny" von hypoxia — lack of oxygen to the been touring the state since Saturday George Dahlin, borough president Mrs. Charney said Pennsylvania director of the Niles, Ohio, branch ol Bulow's two comas were due to brain triggered by her choking on and weren't finished yet. Neva of the hard-hit Erie County, Pa., officials have not begun to worry the Red Cross. her own physical condition and her own vomit. Elliott, at the Federal Emergency town of Albion, said he had been about the cleanup. drug abuse. Assistance Agency's temporary of- forced to delay a full-scale cleanup Officials in New York's All three testified they believe "Now we're trying to get power to Von Bulow Is being retried on fice In Meadville. said no estimate effort while he sorted out the Chautauqua County, on the Penn- her 19(0 coma wai caused by everyone, the roads open, the charges he twice tried to kill his barbiturates and alcohol that on the cost of the federal aid inresponsibilities of insurance com- sylvania border, estimated between wounded taken care of. We're trying wife with injections of insulin, lowered her body temperature, Pennsylvania will be available until panies and federal, state and local $3 5 million and M million in damage to do the immediate thing," she said. inducing comas the suffered which was 11.6 degrees when she all assessments were completed. governments to eight communities. "The damage "Naturally, those people want to during Christmas vacations at was found sprawled on the "It's taken a lot longer than I "The legal complications are get- is much worse than after a tornado, get back to living life as best they the family's Newport mansion in marble floor of her bathroom. thought," she said. "It's a long ting horrendous," he said. "We we had two years ago, and we sought can. but these things take time," she 1979 and 1910. LeboviU said Mrs. von Bulow's haul." originally thought we could do it federal aid then," County Executive' said. body is "exquisitely sensitive" to The federal declaration will allow through the local government, but John A. Glenzer said, adding that Defense attorney Thomas P. we're finding out through the in- Power had been restored to most officials will probably make a re- Pucclo said he expected to rest Insulin produced by her own officials to set up at least 11 one-stop surance companies that we have to of the damaged areas in Penn- quest for aid today. his case after presenting a final body. But under cross-examin- aid stations throughout the 12 Pen- medical witness today. That ation by Assistant Attorney Gen- indicates that von Bulow and eral Mare DeSisto, LeboviU then Cosima von Bulow — the couple's conceded that the role of her only child - might take the stand hypoglycemia and its Influence only as rebuttal witnesses. on insulin in the 1980 coma was Spy probe widens with a fourth arrest "unclear." "We've turned the tables on Von Bulow's 19H convictions Francisco division of the bureau at i the prosecution." Puccio said. and 30-year prison sentence were SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A around 3 p.m. following issuance of | "We've proved Insulin was not overturned last year by the state fourth man was arrested yesterday a federal complaint by a US involved beyond a reasonable Supreme Court on stale constitu- in the sale of military secrets to the magistrate in northern California doubt." tional grounds. Soviets by a family spy ring alleged- The complaint charges Whitworth, The state said It alto was Each of the counts of at- ly masterminded by a retired Navy with "conspiracy to commit es- considering calling doctors to tempted murder carries a maxi- communications specialist, the gov- pionage in violation of Title 18 U.S. rebut some of the medical testi- mum 10-year penalty. ernment announced. Code, Section 794-C." the bureau; The latest suspect Jerry Whit- said. Israel: Palestinian talks possible worth, 45, of Davis, was previously Whitworth. currently unemployed, known only by the code-name "D" joined the Navy in 1960 and retired and was arrested in northern Cali- ASHINGTON (AP) - it will bring tensions." in 1913 as a Senior Chief Petty fornia, U.S. Attorney Joseph Officer, the government said. Yitzhak Rabin, the Is- In his talks here with Reagan Russoniello said. raeli defense minister, administration officials, Rabin In October 1983, Whitworth retired; W Whitworth, who the FBI said had from the Navy in the grade of senior, said he had been assured the registered his government's access to sensitive communications United States also is opposed to chief radioman, having begun his readiness yesterday to hold code techniques for 10 years, was such a conference. But, Rabin naval career in 1960, the bureau said peace talks with a mixed Jor- later arraigned. Whitworth, balding, uid, the administration was in iU statement. danian-Palestinian delegation bearded and clad in a brown suede trying to find some "umbrella" During the period of October 1970, but ruled out participation by the jacket, appeared somber as charges for the negotiations. through Jan. 31, 1973, it said, Palestine Liberation Organiza- of conspiracy to commit espionage ASSOCIATED PRESS tion or an active role for the "Who needs it?" Rabin said. Whitworth was assigned to the were read. He was ordered held COURT APPEARANCE — Accused spy Arthur J. Walker, left, is Service School Command in San Soviet Union. He uid the 1979 Egyptian-Israeli without bail and to return on Friday In a speech and a brief peace treaty snowed that "only taken from a Federal court appearance in Norwalk, Va., yesterday Diego as a communications instruc-1 for a detention hearing. He did not by unidentified FBI agents. tor. John Walker was the assistant interview, Rabin also excluded the parties to a war can end it." enter a plea. the Palestine National Council director of Radioman (A) School at Rabin also disapproved of a Whitworth apparently is not re- Arthur J. Walker, 50, John He called it the "legislative rested, including John A. Walker, 47, the school from September 1969 to meeting between the United lated to three members of the same Walker's brother, also has been arm" of the PLO sharing the alleged kingpin of the spy ring, and December 1971, officials have said, j States and a mixed Jordanian- family who already have been ar- arrested. views of Yasser Arafat's or- his son Michael. 22. The FBI said that from 1973 Palestinian delegation in ad- ganization. The FBI said Whitworth sur- through October 1983, Whitworth had. vance of peace talks. rendered to agents in the San "We call upon Jordan to join us various positions in the Navy. Secretary of State George P. 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The polls are open today from 7 a.m. Television, too, has had its impact on I to 8 p.m. so voters can select the the way voters react in elections. No candidates who will run in Novem- longer do we turn out to hear political ber's general elections. But, except in speeches at the corner fire house. the few municipalities where there are Rather, we turn on the television. And rather lively local party races, the here, of course, we find a medium of voter turnout in Monmouth County is fleeting impressions. On rare oc- expected to be low. casions, a charismatic candidate or Even the six-way Democratic dramatic issue may demand more than gubernatorial primary isn't expected to a glimpse of what's really going on in spark much voter interest. Un- the public arena. But, for the most fortunately, it lacks the excitement of part, the concentration of voters can be some political horse races because, on measured by the amount of limited the other side of the ballot, Republican time networks choose to devote to a Gov. Thomas Kean is running unop- particular aspect of an election. posed. And political observers already are predicting he'll be the front-runner The point is that being an enlightened in the months ahead. and responsible voter requires work. It Walesa seeks 'Polish' solution always has. But maybe today it's even It's too bad the primary elections harder than it has been in the past. The WASHINGTON - We in America do not Andrews brought along a set of questions if your help does any good" for the people, generality produce such voter apathy hive, nor need we rely upon, a moral giant from us. who may "get strangled by all this help," he voter not only must seek balanced and After all. they represent the very comparable to the Polish patriot Lech In response, Walesa spoke boldly. His said. He pointed out that "we do not always complete information, but also take Walesa. In our historic good fortune, we have struggle with the government, he said, "is a have control over distribution" and warned, backbone of our two-party system. The time out from a hectic life (away from evolved entire institutions - opposition "One who is helping should take idea, obviously, is that, on this day, a blaring tube, for example) to study parties, dissenting newspapers, independent responsibilities for all consequences of one's citiiens can be involved in their trade unions — to undertake the mission that help." and evaluate that information. It seems respective political parties and actively in a tyranny (alls to the lonely genius and Jack Anderson Despite the danger, Walesa has no inten- that, as the issues become more and hero. participate in choosing their party tion of fleeing Poland. "One would need a more complex, so too do the distrac- What is this mission? To give the people heavy crane to pull me out of Poland," he candidates. an alternative to official rule, a rival account continuous fight." As he sees it, "the right tions. said. Meanwhile, he intends to continue the of reality, an unauthorized stimulus to action and the truth is on our side. On the other struggle. "I know that for 100 years of my In recent years, political analysts hand, there might be some rights on their or resistance. life, I will have a lot of troubles and The irony is that, perhaps now more side, too, but we are not informed enough to have been trying to figure out why But in communist Poland. Walesa is problems," he said. "But looking op- know. For our country's good, we should sit more and more voters are ignoring the than ever, our society desperately fighting a mortal battle for the right to timistically, it will not be more than 100 protest The police follow him wherever he down at the table to see what is possible, needs enlightened, responsible voters years." two-party process. There are many goes. "We go fishing and picking mushrooms what is not and even see who is right." If he should find peace ahead of that time, theories, and most of them probably — precisely because the fabric of our together," he told us wryly. "They are He predicted that his Solidarity labor what would he do? "If I had a lot of money," have some merit. society has frayed and those issues are always with me." movement would survive, in any case, "for When Walesa has private business, of at least 40 or SO years. But our inefficient he reflected, "I would buy a car and go from so complex. village to village, from town to town, talking For instance, the mobility in our course, he gives them the slip. "If I have to economy will not last for that period of escape. I do." he said. But he doesn't like to time." with the wise men " society today is often cited. In the old The time is rapidly approaching get them in trouble with their superiors. He is looking, he said, "for a better way, days, it was the lone adventurer who when our democracy will have to Footnote: We recently received a letter "My last escape they liked very much." he a new Polish way." He is critical of the from Solidarity leader Adam Michnik, smug- left his hometown to seek his fortune. become rather introspective and start recalled. "I managed to run away in the American way. "You have so much," he said. gled out of prison. He and two colleagues face Most folks lived and died in the same examining Americans' voting habits in midst of transferring me from the shipyard "It is time to have a look at your Internal five-year sentences for disturbing the peace needs." area and became involved in the realistic terms. It could be painful for guards to the police outside of the ship- and engaging in union activity. Michnik yards." The authorities didn't know whom to Still, he would prefer the American system political system because it directly some politicians who think everything's informs us that the only evidence against blame "They all blamed each other." he to the communist system. "Let's say them is a doctored tape recording. Their affected their lives and property. But, OK because they're comfortably in said. "Everybody was satisfied afterward." capitalism does not have as many pretty prosecution, he writes, "bean all the today, individuals and families fre- office and it's business as usual. But We applied twice for permission to visit slogans, but looking inside you can see more characteristics of a crudely plotted political for people," be said. "Our system has pretty quently move from state to state and even the non-voting voter knows the Poland and speak to Walesa. The Polish provocation." Michnik urges Western law- slogans and beautiful programs but without seldom put down roots in any one place. day is coming when the question must government turned us down both times. So yers, writers, union leaders, scientists and we arranged with the underground for movie any real fulfillment." human rights advocates to attend their trial. They're off to another region before be faced squarely. They know democ- producer Ralph Andrews to meet Walesa and He hinted that U.S. aid only strengthens the "Your presence might be decisive to our they feel the need to be part of a body racy itself, and the right to vote, is at get the rights to film the Walesa story. communist apparatus. "You have to question fate," he writes. politic Louie, the lobbyist, attacks

Tax Reform Louie, the lobbyist, was dressed in battle "What is so unreasonable about that? pay income Uxes is no reason for our gear. As soon as President Reagan declared They came to us when they were in trouble companies to be singled out as Ux war on the "special interest" groups, Louie - now we're coming to them when we're In dodgers." loaded his Xerox machine and marched trouble. That's what fairness in Ux reform "The people may not see it that way," I Let Congress Hear Your Voice forth toward Capitol Hill to wage combat. is all about." said. "Reagan has thrown down the "It must be a bad time for you," I said, gauntlet and the Democrats are scrambling r as he paused on Pennsylvania Avenue to to pick It up. It looks like Ux reform could | Dear Congressman: drink from his canteen of Pouilly Fuisse. be an idea whose time has come. It sure is "It's the best of times," said Louie, Art Buchwald a lot easier to deal with than a BOO million D I support President Reagan's proposal for Ux reform. Please vote in slapping me on the back. "Every lobbyist deficit." favor of "America's Tax Plan" and urge your colleagues to do likewise. dreams of someday going up on the Hill to "We've been through Ux reform battles fight against tax reform. We were trained "This could be a tough one because the before," Louie said. "The trick is not to fire COMMENTS: all our lives for this moment." people have their expectations raised and your ammunition too early. Wait until "Aren't you afraid your loopholes will be it's quite possible the congressmen and everybody is tired and their nerves are killed?" senators will have to vote for the bill, frayed. Then sneak in and plant your "My boy, for every loophole that falls, whether they want to or not." loophole while no one is watching. That's we'll find another to take its place. When "Of course they're going to vote for the the way the smart lobbyists work." push comes to shove we'll get what we want bill," Louie shouted. "We would never ask "You believe you can still pull It off?" out of tax reform, and the President will get them not to vote for it. That's like telling Louie put on his Stetson "It's a trade-off, Sincerely, what he wants." them not to vote for mother or the my boy. The Northeast wants something from our people, so we're ready to deal . (Name) j "Then you're not going to attack the American flag. All we want them to do is Reagan plan head-on?" fine tune the law so that our Industry will We'll give 'em their loophole if they give us "That would be suicidal. He's raised the still be entitled to the Ux breaks that have ours." (Address) | hopes of every taxpayer. Our strategy is to made it one of the highest generators of "How can you be so sure of victory?" nublicly support the President on his capiUl in the country." He opened up his pants pocket. "Look In reforms and cheer him on, whilst we quietly "What you're asking then is that you here." infiltrate the offices of congressmen and continue to pay no taxes at all?" I couldn't believe it. He had 11 con- senators whom our people have been nice Louie was outraged. "There has been too gressmen and five senators in his pocket. to over the years." much made of the fact we don't pay any "Where did you get them? " I asked him. Dear Congressman: "You mean you're going to start calling taxes We pay payroll and Social Security "Through my political action committee. in your notes on the money you contributed Uxes, as well as Uxes on all our soft drink Got more in this other pocket if I need • I oppose President Reagan's plan to change the federal income tax to our legislators' campaigns?" machines. Just because an industry doesn't them." laws. Please vote against his proposal and urge your colleagues to do likewise. COMMENTS: Reynolds should be confirmed WASHINGTON - The Senate Judiciary and 'justice.'" The administration's aim, he leveled against Reynolds. The worst his Committee begins confirmation hearings said, is In fact designed "to perpetuate accusers can say of him is that he has done this week on the nomination of William injustice and inequality." his president's bidding. A gentle reminder Sincerely, Bradford Reynolds to become associate The jaw-dropping notion that "fairness" is in order. That's what elections are all attorney general of the United States. Ben and "equity" are mushy-mushy, goody- about. . (Name) Hooks of the NAACP has called him "a goody words tells us something about the In testimony before a House subcommit- right-wing, ideological nut." Should Re- tee In April, Reynolds expressed under- ynolds be confirmed? Of course he should (Address) standable pride In his record over the past be confirmed. four years as head of the civil rights For two reasons: (1) a president - any James Kilpatrick division. Under his leadership the depart- president •- is entitled to have his own ment has prosecuted 177 criminal cases ' To cast your vote with Congress on President Reagan's proposed income tax people at key positions in his adminis- involving a denial of civil rights; it has filed program, clip out the appropriate coupon, check the box and return the coupon tration; (2) Reynolds has earned promotion nature of the opposition to Reynolds' or intervened in S3 cases of public to us in an envelope marked "Yes" if you favor the president's plan or "No" if from his present post as head of the Justice confirmation. Reynolds is not a SO percent employment; it has filed 27 sulU and you are opposed. You may drop off your ballot at our offices or mail it to: The Department's civil rights division. civil-rlghter, whose idea Is to fight dis- intervened In 17 others under the Voting Register, One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. We will forward the Some remarkable ironies have appeared crimination against blacks only. He is a 100 Rights Act. The record compares favorably coupons to U.S. Rep. James Howard, D-N.J., in Washington, D.C. in the burgeoning controversy over Re- percent clvil-righter whose goal Is to see with civil rights activity under the Carter ynolds' nomination. The liberal voices that in areas covered by law, no one suffers, White House. crying for his scalp are the voices of and no one specially benefits, because of the What, then, is the complaint? It is that professional civil rights leaders. No one in color of his skin. For that soundly American the views of Brad Reynolds (and the views our town is more fervently devoted to civil view he Is charged with being an insensitive of Ronald Reagan) are not the views of the rights than Brad Reynolds. His critics NAACP and the American Civil Liberties oppose discrimination by reason of race. ideologue. The Senate Judiciary Committee will Union. That is the sum and substance of the This is precisely Reynolds' position. He too whole row. Reynolds opposes the racist opposes discrimination by reason of race. want to keep In mind one paramount consideration: The policies of Brad Re- practice of busing little children miles away The trouble is that Reynolds' critics - from the schools of their neighborhoods, ynolds are the policies of Ronald Reagan. Ben Hooks, for one -do not truly believe In solely because the children are black or You remember Ronald Reagan? He ii the The Register equal rights or in an end to discrimination white. His opponents favor this monstrous Theirs is the Orwellian doctrine that some fellow who Ust November carried « of the act of racial discrimination. Reynolds Established m 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register are more equal than others. In their curious 90 sUtes by a margin of It million votes. believes in public policies that are color- A Capital Cities Communications Inc Newspaper vision, it Is wrong to discriminate against He was re-elected president by the greatest blind. His foes want "affirmative action," blacks, but it Is not wrong to discriminate electoral landslide since Roosevelt whipped which Is color-conscious. Landon nearly 90 years ago. against whites. The answer to Ben Hooks' frustration is GEORGE J. LISTER In the absence of the most compelling President and Publisher Early Ust month Hooks put his views not to deny Brad Reynolds bis post in with great clarity. Reynolds and the reasons, involving moral turpitude or gross Justice. The answer is for Hooks to elect bis Bill Thompson Charles C Triblehorn Jane Foderaro administration, he charged, are "hiding conflicts of interest, a president's executive guy in IBM. Meanwhile, let the elected Ed'lor Sunday Editor City Editor behind mushy-mushy, goody-goody words: nominees ought routinely to be confirmed. government get on with the business of 'color-blind.' 'sex-blind,' 'equity.' 'fairness' No such extramural charges have been governing. TUtttM. JUNE 4, 1965 Thf 7A Louise Bradley Louise Bradley, 93, of Eatontown. Middletown mayor takes action on issues died yesterday at home Bom in Sea Bright. Mrs. Bradley this date, because on Sunday, the on the parking project pending a George Catha has said the company, lived in Rumson before moving to MIDDLETOWN - Mayor James parking lot was totally lull resolution of the conflict. cannot guarantee that the fishermen Eatontown four years ago. F Maker has written two letters on Weimer said, and Maher con- He said he had no idea what sort will be able to finance the move nor Her husband. Harry Bradley, died behalf of two dissatisfied groups of firmed, that Maher called Rudkin. of resolution may be attempted the new quarters that Data Set has in 1956 Bayshore residents and wrote the letter to confirm that Leonardo residents say they oppose proposed to build for them on the Surviving are a son. Frederic On behalf of worried Leonardo telephone conversation the parking lot expansion because east bank. residents who have protested the Bradley of Eatontown; five grand- He said that Maher s action was they fear increased traffic to the Data Set has said efforts will be expansion of the Leonardo State children and seven great-grand- prompted by a protest of over 100 marinas boat ramp. The have made to help the fishermen obtain Marina. Maher wrote to the state children. Leonardo residents last Wednesday charged that the marina is a bad financing. Milton Heller Supervisor of Marinas. The Worden Funeral Home. Red at the Community Fire House neighbor in general, because the Maher wrote. "It is the concensus Bank, is in charge of arrangements. On behalf of Belford" > commercial Milton Heller. 77, of Pompano In a related matter. Township sport fishermen who use it leave of the Township Committee that fishermen who fear they will be Beach. Fla . formerly of Red Bank. Engineer William Farrell submitted beer bottles and garbage in the there is validity to the fishermen's shuttled off the waterfront property died Sunday. a report on the marina situation to neighborhood and create traffic haz- strong oppostition to the proposed they now lease, Maher wrote to the Bom in Red Bank. Mr Heller had the Township Committee last night. ards by driving large boat trailers move." and asked for a meeting to developer who has contracted to lived there until moving to Pomapno Farrell said that the state should be down Leonardo's narrow streets address the fishermen's concern. purchase the land. Beach in 19M. asked to develop a comprehensive Township officials have said they Despite Deputy Mayor Paul Oil company Maher said the letters were an plan for the areas they own Aside have considered using a small tract He was an insurance agent, broker Linder's recent suggestion that the attempt to mediate agreements and partner of Grouinger and from the parking lot. state officials that the state wants to buy from the township buy the 80-acres. by con- between the local groups and their Heller. Red Bank, until his retirment have not defined their plans for a township as leverage in the marina demnation if necessary. Maher said perceived antagonists. in 1966 five-acre tract they recently situation But Maher said yesterday yesterday he is looking for a com- wants diner In his letter to Fred Rudkin. He was a member of the Red Bank purchased that the state seems to have lost promise that will not shut the supervisor of marinas. Maher de- Elks Club, the Red Bank Lions Club. Farrell also commented that it interest in the Mud Dock, a 65-acre developer out of Belford "Hopefully manded that 130 newly installed the Old Orchard Country Club. West was "not good planning" to put tract adjacent to the marina and its the end result will be a nice ratable parking spaces at the Leonardo Long Branch, and a past member of torn down parking spaces next to the water- five-acre addition that will not deprive people of a marina not be used the Congregation B'nai Israel. front, as the state is doing. In Matter's second letter, to the living." he said. He conceded that the township had Rumson. Last night, several Leonardo com- would-be developer of an 80-acre Maher said that acquiring the If LSI no way to force Rudkin s office to He was a U.S. Army veteran of munity leaders, including Weimer tract by Comptons Creek in Belford. property by condemnation would be The Register comply with his demand, but said. World War II complained tothe committee mem- he asked for a meeting to deal with a last resort. "I am a firm believer EATONTOWN - Exxon. Inc is "As representing the state, they Mr. Heller did appraisals for bers about unruly boat traffic over the commercial fishermen's con- in the free enterprise system." he seeking variances to raze the Mon- have a lot going for them." Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan and Memorial Day weekend cerns. said However. Maher added that the mouth Queen Diner and replace it Township officials-have said that the Veterans Administration. They noted, and several commit- Data Set Cable Company of Ridge- township might favor a county the state needs no local approvals to with a gasoline service station tee members confirmed, that the field. Conn . has contracted to buy purchase of the property, with the His partner. Victor E. Grossinger. expand the marina parking, how- Attorney Peter S. Falvo. Ocean, Police Department issued a number the 80-acre tract west of Comptons stipulation that the fishermen be died in 1978. ever, at last night's Township Com- representing Exxon, of Linden, ap- of summonses for moving violations Creek A developer for Data Set allowed to remain on the west bank He is survived by his wife. Zelma mittee meeting, one Leonardo resi- peared before the board last night to in the area. Committeewoman Olga recently revealed Data Set's plan to Township officials have asked Siandish Heller dent said he learned from state ask for variances that would allow Boeckel said a resident had called move the fishermen to the east bank James Truncer, county parks direc- Kraeer Funeral Home. Pompano Department of Environmental the gas station to be constructed on her to complain that boaters were of the creek to make room for an tor, whether the county would be Beach. Fla . was in charge of Protection officials that the state the site of the Monmouth Queen. parking in front of her house to let extensive maritime, commercial interested in purchasing the land arrangements would either need a DEP permit or Route 35 and Wycoff Road. bilge water out into the street. and residential development on the Not knowing whether money was local approval to develop the land in The committee agreed to ask west bank. available for the purchase Truncer any way Robert Orzechowski. the Falvo said his client needed Police Chief Joseph M McCarthy to However. Data Set President was noncommital in his reply Gertrude A. Kiah variances to build within 2.000 feet of resident, said that the requirements consider creating a tow-away zone in another station and to construct are mandated for tidal areas by the the marina area, to issue more Gertrude Anthony Kiah. 80. of several signs. He asked the board to state Coastal Area Facilities Review parking violations, and limit marina A traffic light party in Sea Bright? Maiawan. died Sunday in the Mont- allow use of the existing exits and Act. traffic to a single, direct route gomery Medical Home. Freehold The committee directed Township entrances on both roads, but re- The state DEP purchased five last night advocated taking a dif- Born in Scotland Neck. N.C.. Mrs Attorney Peter Carton to research quested a variance if the board found acres abutting the Leonardo State SEA BRIGHT - The Borough ferent approach to getting the signal Kiah lived in Matawan for 59 years. Orzechowski's claim. it necessary. Marina several months ago. and Council's letter writing campaign to Why not hold a "Sea Bright party She was a member of the Second Art Weimer. a spokesman for the created approximately two acres of have a traffic light installed at the for state officials, and show them Baptist Church of Matawan. and was Leonardo protesters, said he was Before Falvo addressed the board. parking space by clearing sand intersection of Route 36 and Center how much busier the borough is now active in its Missionary Society She encouraged by Maher s action, and Chairman Irwin Kizel said that no dunes, quill weeds, and by covering Street seems to have hit a dead end than it was seven years ago. she was also a charter member of the said that it has been endorsed by the vote would be taken on the appli- the area with loose stones. "Conditions in the borough have said Senior Women's Club at the church. Township Committee. He added. cation at the meeting. He said the Rudkin said yesterday that he had not changed significantly" since Sea Mayor Cecile F Norton, however, "Unfortunately, the state has not Surviving are her husband, Alex- hearing would continue at the next not received Matter's letter yet. He Bright first requested a stoplight said many officials in Trenton seen fit to listen to the mayor as of ander Kiah: two daughters. Dr. board meeting on July 1. noted that he has halted construction there in 1977. the latest letter from already know how congested the Wille Hill of Matawan. and Johnie the Department of Transportation borough is during the summer The diner, which opened in 1956. is Kiah of New York City; a brother. stated Many of them live here during the owned by Emanuel and Freda John Anthony of Newark; a sister. So Councilwoman Joan Brearly summer, she said Mrs. Nancy Burton of Newark; six Mauroleon. Freehold. Frederick V. grandchildren, nine great-grand- Teufel. a representative of Exxon Howard hopes to rescue children and two great-great-grand- said that his company would buy the children property only if the variances were The Cofer Memorial Home. Red granted to permit the construction of BROOKDALE Bank, is in charge of arrangements. the station. Social Security offices Falvo told the board that the slate apart. Because they qualify for Department of Transportation had WASHINGTON - Rep. James J Veronica Rak-Sankner review, however, does not mean that approved Exxon's applications for Howard has urged the acting direc- they will be closed, according to Veronica M Rak-Sankner. 34, of access and drainage permits for the tor of the Social Security Adminis- Howard. Keyport died Saturday at Rivemew project He submitted these appli- tration to revise the criteria she is Howard noted that the May 8 Medical Medical Center. Red Bnak cations to the board as well as the using to target Social Security memo states that in reviewing Born in Perth Amboy, she moved site plan and lighting and land- offices for closing in order to protect offices, regional commissioners of to Keyport five years ago. scaping plans. "critically needed" offices like those the Social Security Administration She was a systems analyst with in Toms River and Brick Township "may wish to consider" additional Ferris Antoon. Camp Director ATAT Communications in Before the meeting. Alex Her. "I urge that your plans to close factors, including "travel patterns, Piscataway for 11 years Shrewsbury, attorney for Joseph offices and reduce the Social Secur- CAMPUS IN LINCROFT — PROFESSIONAL GUEST availability of public transportation, She was a member of our Lady of Bader, owner of the Rayco store ity workforce by 21 percent be access routes, etc." LECTURERS — AIR-CONDITIONED GYM * CAFETERIA — Hungary Church in Perth Amboy. adjacent to the diner, said his client substantially scaled down to ensure "The Toms River and Brick 100 MATURE RESIDENT COACHES - R.N. ON DUTY Survtvng are her husband, Paul; objected to the service station that senior citizens and the disabled Township offices serve 87.000 Social her parents. Lawrence F. and Ver- because it would prevent motorists receive the services they need and Security recipients with monthly onica Topolosky Rak. Woodbridge; a from seeing his store. It could also have earned," Howard said in a BASKETBALL benefits totaling $38 million." How- brother J Lawrence Rak, of Prince- cause safety problems, he said. letter to Martha A. McSteen. acting Boys 9-15 June 24-28 9 am - 4 pm $90 ard said in the letter. "What ton; a sister Susan V. Meiiterman, commissioner of the Social Security Boys 9-15 July 1-5 9 am - 4 pm $90 differentiates them from many other of Albany. NY In another matter, the board voted Administration (SSA). Boys 8-11 July 8-12 9 am -.noon $50 offices you may be reviewing is that The Leon J Gerity Funeral Home, 5-1, with one abstention, to allow an "I would also urge that the Girls 9-17 July 8-12 9 am - 4 pm $90 they are located in an area that is Woodbridge. is in charge of arrange- eight-foot by four-foot sign on the criteria in your Service Delivery experiencing a tremendous growth ments side of Monmouth Chrysler 'Toyota Project be amended to require that SOCCER in Its senior citizen population. In on Route 36 to remain, although it regional commissioners "must" Girls 7-18 July 15-19 9 am - 4 pm $100 recent years, Ocean County, N.J., was in violation of the zoning consider availability of public trans- Boys 7-12 July 22-26 9 am - 4 pm $100 has become one of the fastest ordinance. portation in determining which of- Boys 7-12 July 29-Aug. 2 9 am - 4 pm $100 growing counties in the countrywith Frederick F. Russek fices will be reviewed. Growth in the Boys 13-18 Aug. 5-9 9 am - 4 pm $100 George Reogar, an employee of many expanding retirement com- senior citizens population should also Boys 7-12 Aug. 12-16 9 am - 4 pm $100 Frederick F Russek. 73, of Ocean, the business, said the sign was munities. be weighed heavily In this process. Boys 7-12 Aug. 19-23 9 am - 4 pm $100 died yesterday in Riverview Medical placed at the entrance to the service "Unlike urban areas and most Center. Red Bank. office to prevent customers from Howard said he recently obtained older suburban areas, however, entering the office or work areas. BASEBALL Bom in New York City. Mr. a copy of a Social Security there is little local mass transit Boys 8-18 Junt 24-26 9 am - 2 pm $90 Roegar said a smaller sign on the Russek had lived in Pearl River, memorandum dated May 8 which service, making travel difficult for Boys 8-18 July 1-5 9 am - 2 pm $90 NY, before moving to Ocean, eight door of the service office, that outlines the "Service Delivery Pro- senior citizens and the disabled. years ago. conformed to the ordinance, had not ject," a plan for reviewing the 1300 "I object to the wholesale closing CAMPS IN FIELD HOCKEY, TENNIS. CHEERLEADING, He retired in 1977. after 43 years been seen by customers. Social Security field offices around of Social Security offices of their NON-CONTACT FOOTBALL. SPORTS SKILLS. SOFTBALL, of service as a mechanic for the the country to decide which will be replacement with computerized sys- The larger sign was not used for SPORTS ADVENTURES. WRESTLING. ALSO AVAILABLE. American Cyamid Co., Pearl River. closed. tems on the grounds that geographic advertising purposes, he said, and FOR A BROCHURE OR INFORMATION CALL, ANY TIME, ANY DAY: He was a U.S. Army veteran of The Toms River and Brick Town- proximity and human contact are was not visible from Route 36 World War II, and served as a ship offices would qualify for review two key factors in the successful 222-6932 paramedic in the medical corps. Board member Walter Kublin because they meet the criteria of a functioning of the Social Security Surviving are a brother, Henry objected to the variance, saying the 16-to-25 employee office located program. Already my office re- BROOKDALE Russek of Fair Haven; two sisters, ordiance prohibited painted signs on within 25 miles of another full- ceives complaints about difficulties COMMUNITY Mrs. Lillian Farley of Tarpon buildings and should be enforced by service facility. The offices employ in dealing through the Social Secur- COLLEGE Springs, Fla.. and Mrs. Frances the board. 22 workers each and are nine miles ity toll-free hotline." Howard said. Schadlan of Houston, Texas: and a cousin, Jack Zinga of Fair Haven. The John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- ments.

Esther VI. Lynch GET LOWER PRICES

Esther M Leahy Lynch,88. of the FUNERALS • HOSPITALS • WEDDINGS West Keansburg section of Hazlet. • MR HITZVAHS • ANNIVERSARIES • ANY OCCASION died yesterday in Bayshore Com- munity Hospital, Holmdel. Born In Jersey City, Mrs. Lynch RED BANK ARMY NAVY lived there until moving to West 12 MONMOUTH ST • RED BANK • 842-8333 Keansburg in 1974. She was a communicant of St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church, Keansburg. Flowers by Bob Goodman Her husband. John E. Lynch, died 50»/o OFF EVERYTHING MIDDLETOWN IM«M KM« a, Laurel AMHMM, Haitn 749 Hwy 35, Middletown in 1950. Flottot ft Garni**. Cmmtmw Three of her five children, Edward COMPARE QilR PRICES WITH OTHERSI! All major credit cards accepted by phone and John Lynch, and Mrs. Ruth 671-2507 787-0049 671-0346 • SALE INCLUES ALL MILITARY AND WORK CLOTHING Phona ord«rt accaptad with credit card Tucker, died within the past few Hwy. 35. Mlddktoum We DeMrer Enry Bloomm Thing years. • G.I. SURPLUS • CAMPING EQUIPMENT • BOOTS Surviving are two sons, Harold G. Sayrewoods Florist II Lynch of Glen Ridge, and Donald J. • 2000 INDIA DRESSES • SKIRTS • BLOUSES Flowers Speak From the Mean World-Wide Wire Service 114 Main St.. Metawan (Acroai from Jerry Beyer's Restaurant) Lynch of West Keansburg; IS grand- KOCH Florist & Gifts RIVERVIEW FLORIST children and 10 great-grandchildren. • FEATURING • THIS WEEK 1870 Hwy. 35. Middletown. N.J. 07748 Fruit Baskets • Gifts • Balloons 566-3200 The John W. Mehlenbeck Funeral ' 671-0744 741-2685 113 w. Front St Home. Hatlet. is in charge of Middletowns Finest' We Sen* Flown WoriamM' Ma/or Credit Card) Accepted arrangements. ALL G.I. SURPLUS C. Du Butt Red Bank, N.J. 07701 INCLUDING ALL G.I. DUFFLE BAGS • TENTS* SLEEPING PADS • 2*eUUtd ?U*Ut & 4H/U Ktysirt BriMhMMS & Fltristt AppU 102 Death Notice SLEEPING BAGS • BLANKETS • COTS • FOOT LOCKERS • CARRYING 54 W Front St.. Kayporf HMM IM |M pan k Flower Shop BAGS • KNIVES • CANTEENS • MESS KITS • HATS • T-SHIRTS • SHOVELS • WEB & PISTOL BELTS • HAMMOCKS • AVIATOR 739-U5O 206 Main St. H Witt ol •» «• Wry k«M« MotMr 01 Keyport 264-0497 7S0-7M0 Fratanc MaWr * S»»iilo»n. Urn pm SUNGLASSES • BACK PACKS • POUCHES • JUNGLE, COMBAT, AND "Flowers say n Best" m iiMUciliWun Funaral PARATROOPER BOOTS • SURVIVAL FOODS • FLASHLIGHTS • COM- M«ior Cradlt Cardi Aocaprad By Phone AH mijo* crtMti cs*0t .. « 10 am 1 — Wec«an Funaral PASES. . M —M mm* noun. Tun. n Your lull lervice Hofrttl - Wt cira „ m DonWOM Ml * « wa MOXUKMIII County omeoolto GOING TO CAMP OR CAMPING? Attention Florist! Colonial Flowers Order your special ad 201 In Memortam SII US FIRST! 125 Merkham Plan. little Silver 5 E. From Street, Red Bank • S3O-6363 Into this Directory. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5 through TUESDAY, JUNE 11,1985 741-4666 murr BASKETS • a*LLOOna • FIOWINS f Htwfcint. *«J Junt « 542-4000, Ext. 252 Ota SVXJ Aum Ed* OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. AH Majot Credit Ctrdt Accapled •» Ptran* Credit Card Orders Accepted By Phone The Register YOUR TOWN TUOMY. JUNE 4. 1985

Highlands Red Bank

June 8 Bike-a-Thon Library reading party to benefit foundation Children from pre-schoolers through sixth grade have been The Highlands VFW Pint M102 and Invited to attend a Summer Reading Robert Waters Sr , here, will spon- Club party sponsored by the Red aor a Bike-a-thon Saturday to benefit Bank Public Library June 11 at IS the Greater New Jersey Chapter of p.m. Children will be offered fun, the Cyitic Fibrosis Foundation food and a chance to find out what Bikers will seek sponsors for the "SUYS-R" means. Parents are also miles they cover during the event to welcome. Contact the children's start at 1 p.m. from the Bay Avenue room at the library for additional post home. information. Cystic Fibrosis is the leading ELECTED — Dr. Edward Van- genetic killer of children and young Baptist Church elects derHoy, Little Silver, senior pastor adults in America today, a VFW of the First Baptist Church ol Red spokesman said. There is no cure or The First Baptist Church of Red Bank, was elected to the General control for this fatal disease which Bank elected members of various Board of the American Baptist affects the lungs and digestive boards at its annual meeting in May. Churches USA. He was elected system of Its young victims. The John Jams served as moderator. by the North Shore Association foundation is dedicated to raising Deacons and Deaconesses elected comprised of all American Baptist money for research which will one were Frank Swenson, Peg Penas, Churches in Monmouth and day lead to a cure. Musa Bovee, Regina Martin and For further information and spon- Elaine Keanes. Trustees elected Ocean Counties. sor sheets, contact Waters. were Merle Hooten, Glenn Campbell. Steven Gregory and Rob- ert Olender THE REGISTER/LARRY PEBNA Tom Snead, Jack Clark, Charles Knight and Janet Williams were SENIORS RECOGNIZED — Willard Browning, club vice president, welcome Jennifer Abbes, GRADUATIONS «<""*»" named to the board of finance and left, Red Bank Kiwanis Club youth services Robert Leheny and Anke Zweerink to the club's Eileen Faw, Doris Hooten and Reuel committee chairman, and Anthony J. Lordi, right, annual student leader awards dinner. Little-known disease, Lancero were named to the board of TRINITY COLLEGE Christian education. Joyce Nelson Hartford, COM. Scleroderma, to benefit was appointed to the Board of Roberta L. Closer. Fair Haven, Managers of the Baptist Home of B S in engineering; Sasaa C. Clark from swim on June 12 Newark Kiwanis honor outstanding youth . Freehold, B A in history; DUu C. Chamberlain Little Silver. B.A. in The third annual Swim-for- American studies and economics Scleroderma will be held June 12 at ey, distinguished music students; (Catherine Beal. personal growth; with honors in American studies; RED BANK - Outstanding area Megan Apy and Jeffrey Donnelly, Stacy Handler, publications, and the Peninsula House Beach Club, Sea Fair Haven high school seniors were honored by Aaa B. Keier. B.A. in history and Bright, at 6 p.m. Funds raised will outstanding athletes; Sandra Erin O'Bryan, community service. Russian and Soviet studies. the Red Bank Kiwanis Club In the Giordano, outstanding performing benefit the New Jersey chapter of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Olde Union House, here, during the arts major, and Jill Wilkins. the United Scleroderma Foundation High School students honored were: MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Host families needed club's 27th annual student leaders' outstanding contribution to school Inc. awards dinner. Students were pres- Jill Goldsmith, valedictorian; Scott South Hadley. Mass. oranization Scleroderma, a misunderstood ented awards and certificates. Martin, student government associa- Mickele Asa Scaelti. Uncroft. disease of the vascular and immune for Mexican students Those honored from Red Bank Students from Red Bank Catholic tion president; Katie McMahon. B.A in anthropology. systems, is hard to diagnose and has Inter-Study, an international stu- Regional High School were: Robert High School: Jennifer Abbes, val- class president; Anne Bobilln, mu- no known cause or cure. The goals dent travel organization, is sponsor- Leheny, valedictorian; Carl Gar- edictorian; Catherine Cuasay, foren- sic; Valerie Duguay and Peter MIAMI UNIVERSITY of the foundation are to provide ing 90 Mexican students from 1! to diner, Key Club and National Honor sics; Nalrl Checkosky, dance; Graham, sports; Jason Watt, Oxford, Ohw patient contact and to stimulate and 18 years of age who will visit the Society president; Mary Rlegelman, Kathleen Dow, all-around student; theater; Frank Crow,-yearbook co- Theresa Anne Seatete, Holmdel, encourage research and public Monmouth County area July 1 to 26. senior class president; Carrie Van- Lynne Fagan, female athlete; Rob- editor; Sandra Sauer, yearbook co- BS in business; Kathleen Asa awareness. ert ScrabU, male athlete; Jody editor and cheerleading captain, and Kternan. Ocean, BS. In education. Host families are needed for these Winkle, student council president; Previous swims have raised students. Activities planned include Bernadette Bruno and Richard Raln- Caroselll. student council; Anke Zweerink, publication.. $10,000 for the foundation and S a welcoming party, a softball game, ITHACA COLLEGE previously mis- or undlagnosed Ithaca, N.Y. a beach party, a bus trip to New cases of the disease were identified York and weekend trips to Wash- John L. Bash, Middletown, B.A. In as a direct result of this awareness inton and Wllllamsburg English; Eve D. Frledmaa. effort, according to Suiie Nash of For information contact Joan Marlboro, B.S. recreation; Ray- Rumson, iwim-a-thon director. Holmdel Matawan Shrewsbury aaoad J. Garrato, Locust, B.S. Unice, area representative. 135 Har- For further information contact rison Ave. economics management, Doml- Nash, Buena Vista Avenue. siaae Goldsmltk, Oceanport, B.A. In 'Gourmet' strawberry Library Friends meet, sociology; Susaa M. Laird. Neptune. Paintings at library Hospital offers course B.S. in physical therapy; Lava A. festival on Saturday 'flicks' to be shown McOooagh. Ocean. B.S in business depict early Fair Haven in basic life support management; William P. Orlacchlo Freehold The First Baptist Church of The Friends of the Monmouth • Long Branch, B.A. in English; Patrons of the Fair Haven Public Matawan will bold its first annual County Library will meet in the Library are currently enjoying a A basic life suport course will be Byte S. Siager. Matawan, B.S. in offered at Bayshore Community "Great Ail-American Gourmet library's Eastern Branch, Route 35, business management; Steaks* 8. series of six original oil paintings Strawberry Festival" at the church Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Those Library holds book sale depicting the early days of the Hospital on June 10,12 and U In the Tbosnpsoa. Fair Haven. B.S. In hospital's conference room B from 7 Saturday, M p.m., with various interested in learning how the public community. economics management. The Monmouth County Library to 1030 p.m. strawberry desserts. can support the library's objectives Headquarters. » Broad Street, will Bernard Rosenberg, the artist and Entertainment will be presented are invited to attend. REGIS COLLEGE hold a book sale during library hours a local resident, has loaned his Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation on the half hour by Erik Vagen and Friday Night Flicks will continue Westea. Mass. from June I to June 14. paintings to the library for the month (CPR) wUl be taught as well as basic his accordion, the James Bailey 4 June 7 at 7:10 p.m. in the branch Aanmarie Reareaa. Little Silver, All types of books will be offered of June. knowledge and technical skills Friends gospel singers and Ruth library with "Mr Deeds Goes to B.A including hard-cover, paperback, The public is invited to view the needed to perform one-person rescue Mallett with piano melodies. A Town." The film, starring Gary adult, children's, fiction and non- exhibit during regular library hours, and obstructed airway techniques. literature Uble will offer spiritual Cooper and Jean Arthur, tells the MOUNT UNION COLLEGE fiction plus encyclopedias and art Monday-Friday, t a.m.-4 p.m.; Tues- Sue Pawlak. RN, is CPR coordi- books and folders free to those story of a country boy who inherit* Allaaec, Ohio day and Thursday evenings. 7-9 nator. For Information, contact the interested. For more information 120 million and tries to give it away David Chirk*, 79 Deep Dale hospital. call the church office. during the Depression. Drive Middletown, B.A

: SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE

Walter J. Case and Kelly A. ft, bachelor's degrees. Attic Fans NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC /t Vote Whitman Browi, Fair Haven, Completely Installed A paid directory of coming event! for non-profit organisations. Ratea S3 75 for three lines tor 1 day (II 00 each master of music. additional line), 16 00 for three lines for two dan (11 M each additional line), M 50 lor three lines (or three days HEATING (COO each additional lint). 17 M for three lines for four or rive dayi (8 » each additional line i,» 00 (or three lines (or»iii>Uy(BK$y(iUl>tU(BSOh41iUlll$10SO(Ull(l(UM(»hddiUnM i BOSTON COLLEGE H J 50 (or three lines for eleven days. Each additional day II 00. each additional line S3 00 Deadline 11 A M two days ChestMt HIU, MA. before publication Call The Dally Register. M2-4OM, ask (or The Date SecreUry Aoalisa F. Sana, B.A in political science JUNE 4 - TUESDAY Hotel Ball Room on the ocean by All you can eat. 1:90 A.M. to 11 noon. Parents Without Partners, Asbury Ave. Orientation I p.m. Donation - Adults M, children (under THE SCHOOL OF NURSING A R IOY Bayshsr* Chapter M4, Cocktail party Dance I p.m. Complimentary buffet 12) 11.90. /^ | |\ I ^^ tu Condition! and dance. Town * Country, Hwy 31, All singles welcome. For further ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL "The Living WUl • Practical, AND MEDICAL CENTER Keyport. Members IS; propspectlve info, call 9SM34S. members ». ISO SHARP orien- moral, ethical and legal Issues." A New York JUNE I - SATURDAY CONDITIONING CO., INC. Fuiiy tation. Chapter phone 727-aoso panel discussion sponsored by The Carol Lawreaee, Rumson. FREbHOLD HAZLE1 METUCHEN Insure The Monmouth Civic Chorus with Memorial Association of Monmouth JUNE I - WEDNESDAY W.R. Shoppel Jr. conducting will per- County will he held at the Unitarian LANCASTER Rummage tale. Temple Beth Ahm. form J S Bach sacred oratorio "St. Church, 1479 W. Front St., Uncroft at GENERAL HOSPITAL 990 Lloyd Rd., Aberdeen Moon. Matthew Passion" In the air con- 10 a.m. Guests welcome, refresh- SCHOOL OP NURSING Clothing, linens 4 more. ditioned Holmdel High School, ments served. Lancaster, Pa. Crawford's Corner Rd., Holmdel Karl Baer. Morganville Singles Again newest chapter hosts With over 100 voices, soloists, Mon- JUNE 10-11 - a cocktail party and dance at the mouth Conservatory Childrens MONDAY-SATURDAY NEW YORK SCHOOL Lakeside Manor. Rt. St. Hailet Chorus, Baroque orchestra. Tickets Brevent Park 4 Leonardo Fire Enrichment Summer Orientation I p.m. Dance I p.m. For art II 4 * for students and senior Company annual fair, June 10 tar* OF INTERIOR DESIGN further Info, call MMMS. cltiiens Contact C. Henry MS-WSl or June 19. Fireman's night. Wed. June New York Count Basle Theater box office IS. Rides, games, food, prim. Fair Elyte Hommri Cefcra, MaUwan, CLASSES START JULY 8th Singles Again Freehold chapter grounds Hwy. M 4 Leonard Ave.. bronze medal of excellence. hosts a terrific cocktail party and Leonardo. dance at the Cinammon Tree, Rt. t, Flea Market at Bayshore Com- LEHIGH UNIVERSITY Freehold. Orientation for new mem- munity Church, Ocean Ave.. East JUNE It - SUNDAY Bethlehem. Pa. bers I p.m. Dance I p.m. For more KeansDurg. M p.m. Rain or shine Trump Casino - Bus leaves St. Caneyt Erdogaa, Marlboro. B.S. in Info call 9SMSU Space It. For reservations K-SSll or Mary's. New Monmouth • a.m. IIS. mechanical engineering 49V17N after I:S0 p.m. Receive fio cash 4 13 food, 13 de- JUNE ( - THUMDAV ferred. 7I7-S09S or 7S7-S13S Singles Again the largest shore Eatontown United Methodist UNIVERSITY OP RHODE ISLAND dance. Meet and mix with warm and Church. Flea Market, • a.m.-3 p.m. JUNE II - TUESDAY Kiagslea, R.I. friendly lingles In the ColU Neck Inn. n Wyckoff Rd. Spaces available by "Big River" broadways newest Kimberly T. Edwards, Fair Rte M7, Colts Neck. Complimentary reservation St. Call 94S-71M or musical. Orchestra seats and bus SM Haven, B.S. in physical education; buffet. Orientation I p.m. Dane* * MJ-00IJ or 9414079. Snack bar and Leaves St. Mary's, New Monmouth • Robert R. Gale, Morganville, B.S. in p m For further Info, call UMS4S bake sale all day. Admission free. p.m. 717-tlSS or 717-ScU. food science and nutrition; Lisa B. JUNE tl-ST - Brody, Aberdeen, B.S. in computer JUNE S, 7 * I Rumson Girl Scout Troop 990 to THURSDAY-SATURDAY FRIDAY-THURSDAY science. hold garage/yard sale, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Annual used book salt, sponsored at 70 BeUevue Ave. (South off St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High- by Freehold area Branch American Rumson Rd.) Large variety. No early lands, will sponsor a trip on the Mis- . WESLEY COLLEGE Association of University Women. birds, sale WILL NOT be set up until slsslpi Queen. Memphis to New Or- Dover, Del. Reformed Church, «7 West Main St.. 10 a.m. leans. Call Stl-Ot7t or 311-0171 SUMO P. Predate. Colts Neck, B.S Freehold. Hours Tnurt M, Fri M. in business administration. Sat. M. Flea Market. Bayahore Community JULY SI — SATURDAY Church, Ocean Ave., E. Keansburi, TRIP TO RADIO CITY - DISNEY COMES TO NEW YORK By The WOFFORO COLLEGE JUNE 7 - FRIDAY •4. Rain or show. Space 19. Rtter- Jersey Short Public Relation 4 vatlow m-SSSl or 4M-17» sfMr 9: SO Open Door, til Leaves Red Bank 4 Spartaakarg. SC Advertising Association marks Its Haslet 7H-SNS. Earl D. Chan*. Shrewsbury, B.A. SOth anniversary at a luncheon cer- Flea Market, Morganville United in business economics. emony, noon at Squirts Pub. Mon- Methodist Church. Rt. 7f and Con- SEPTEMBER t-M moath Rd.. West Lang Branch Char- over Rd.. Marlboro Township 10 MONDAY-MONDAY ST. MICHAELS COLLEGE ter members will be honored. Lunch- a.m.-S p.m. ft Agnes Church, Atlantic High WhMeaU, VT. eon |io. Margaret Agel MS-7W lands, will sponsor s trip to Norway, Mark Jests* Kerrtgaa, Atlantic TRIP TO SOUTH ST SEAPORT. Sweden sad Denmark Ctet IIMIasr Highlands. B.A. Navesink Stone Church pre-falr CHINA TOWN, LITTLE ITALY OR person, doable occupancy Cell supper l:SO-t p.m. on the Church GREENWICH V1LLAOE feboott 3S1-OI7IW SSI-OIrt grounds. Home cooking. Adults N. oat) by the Open Door. HIM Call VIRGINIA WESLEY AN COLLEGE under IS 99. SEPTEMBER N-OtTMM M NorMk. Va. THUMOA V TMUMOA V Jntio Lyaa Rasia, Old Bridge, For mor• Singles Again hosts one of the JUNE » - SUNDAY Special Pioneers II day grand (ear B.A. in English, and Rebert shores largest dances every Friday Country heat "MI lasassrii k* s< Italy inch**** all leurs, ketetf * Hermanns, Union Beach, B.A. in Information 842-8884 p.m. In toe ballroom of the Empress •UverPlassHoseCo II River Plsss meals Open le tta pvMIe II«N per 'liberal art* management Foster St. River Plats person Call StMNt tor Mermallori «••», JUHC 4, 198S M Reagan plan aims at fairness, not necessarily simplification

their taxes. The dream of a tax form simple — a return would fit on a president also wants to limit certain week to present the president's plan, "If you're going to give your best I N> Tax Wrttw that would fit on one side of a postcard — but it would produce a miscellaneous deductions — includ- a fellow Texas Republican, Rep. BUI girl roses," Archer said he learned postcard would remain Just that. huge tax cut for the rich at the ing union dues and tax-return WASHINGTON - Only a few Archer, told Baker the proposal as a child, "you better give her real For individual taxpayers, the chief expense of lower-Income Americans. preparing fees — to those that month* ago the central aim of doesn't offer the simplification roses because they know the dif- goal of the president's proposal is to About 17 million single taxpayers exceed 1 percent of adjusted gross overhauling the federal income tai people had been led to expect. ference between roses and daisies." reduce tax rates. Although in doing this year filed their returns on Form income. And that would add three or «• timpUncaUoa. Now the focua is this he would slash the number of 1040EZ, a single page with 10 figures more lines to the same schedule. on falrneta — partly becauae for taxable brackets from M or It to at most. Reagan's proposal would moat taxpayers the system U about Many itemlzers who use credit three, that by itself would not result repeal the charitable-gilts deduction ai simpU as It ever will be. cards, are paying for a car or have in a simpler tax return. for non-ltemlzers and thereby a second home would have to Or at least until (be early IMOs By The great majority of taxpayers eliminate one line from 1M0EZ. calculate how much of their interest that time, If President Reagan's tax simply look In the tax tables for the That change also could affect the would be deductible. A business plan Is approved, the Internal Rev- taxable-income number that It million couples and individuals person who takes a client to dinner enue Service hopes to begin testing matches theirs and read across the who file Form 1040A and the 24.5 would face a new calculation on the a "return-free" system. Taxpayers page to find what they owe. Reduc- million who file the long Form 1040 deductible portion of the meal. OnfufaS with the simplest tax returns who ing the number of brackets would not but do not itemize deductions Those A person who buys an ordinary life didn't want to bother with aU the change whatever complexity is In forms would be shortened two lines insurance policy would have to add paperwork could simply trust the those tables. by eliminating the $100-a-person tfamvtr to taxable income the annual in- IRS to calculate their taxes and send The White House estimates its exclusion for dividends. Unemploy- crease in the cash value of the a refund or a bill for the balance due. plan would make it worthwhile for ment compensation would be fully policy. Employees would have to "With Join Q. Publk realizing about 4 million couples and individ- taxed, eliminating one line. Another figure taxes on a portion of the what Is happening with the IRS uals who now Itemize to switch to the two lines would be dropped by killing health-insurance premiums paid by computers this year, he would be standard deduction. the tax checkoff for the presidential their employers. The elderly and very skeptical of a computer telling "But overall, I don't think we've election campaign fund. Mind would lose the additional him be owes money or Is due a achieved simplification at all" with personal exemption they now have: refund," said Peter Elinsky of the Reagan's proposal, said Elinsky. Wiping out the special deduction it would be combined with the accounting firm of Peat, Marwick, There Is no question the income for two-earner couples would present tax credit for the elderly, Mitchell k Co. "They will have a tax can be simplified. But the price eliminate several lines from 1040A which is one of the more com- heck of a sales Job convincing people can be a loss of fairness, an and the separate Schedule W for plicated individual tax provisions in to use that." argument the Reagan adminis- 1040. current law. But that proposal is still In the tration uses, for example, against Repealing the deduction for state development stage. In the mean- subjecting every person regardless and local taxes paid would eliminate When Treasury Secretary James time, most individuals would find of income to the same single rate of five lines from Schedule A, on which A. Baker III went before the House little change in how they compute tax. Such a "flat tax" would be deductions are itemized. But the Ways and Means Committee last J/lmuso 2 surviving babies take turn for worse Vtunanb (^~>jds ^S^V n s Frustaci septuplets has worsened, so large during the pregnancy she pounds," said the high school Eng- "make sure you get all of them." complicating their already critical couldn't lie on her back for even 30 lish teacher. "By the time I gave The Frustacis were married four conditions, hospital officials said KiiCln- ithtr ist an4d giflf »ln lor ^^J 7Kouktt West River Rd , e seconds because she might pass out birth I weighed 1(7 pounds ... My years ago and have a 14-month-old yesterday. country living Rumson. NJ &6M925 or cut off the supply of oxygen to her legs swelled up like elephants' legs." son, Joseph. The overnight change prompted parents Samuel and Patricia Frus- taci of Riverside to cancel a sched- uled appearance on "Good Morning America." "There will be no interviews for quite a while. The babies are very critical," Mrs. Frustaci, 30, said when contacted by telephone. Information about the babies' deterioration was released by Doug Wood of Children* Hospital of Or- ange County. Just the day before the hospital FATHER'S had reported that the babies had grown stronger over the weekend. AU five premature newboms, delivered by Caesarean section May II. 1J weeks early, remained on the critical list yesterday and still required ventilators to help them breathe. Wood said. He Mid the weights of James Martin and Bonnie Marie, the two whose conditions had deteriorated Sunday night, were unchanged The problems center on "a very severe lung disease. Both are In the same condition. They are critical and worsened during the night," be explained. The other three children. Patricia Ann. Stephen Earl and Richard Charles, were "stable and continue to show daily improvement," he said The infants were ail born with an inability to produce a substance CONTEST allowing their lungs to function, a common problem of premature in- fants In a magazine Interview with People Magazine, released over the weekend, Mrs. Frustaci said her pregnancy left her constantly fear- ing for her babies' survival. She said her husband Joked "about having a litter and buying Gravy * Prizes:;; Train" when be learned she was pregnant with septuplets. One girl was stillborn and a boy, Let your father know $ nicknamed "Peanut" because of his small size, died after 64 hours. They Just how special he Is to 300. were buried In private services Friday at a cemetery near the you by submitting an 3-4-100 Bomb plot original essay for Father's Day - written documents will be awarded! by you! The students who submit the confiscated winning essay in each of the pv three grade categories will re- NEW YORK (AP) - Documents N ceive a MOO cash prize. seized by the FBI in a Baltimore apartment used by self-proclaimed revolutionaries contained detailed plans to bomb up to a dozen federal Grade offices in the Washington. DC. area, a prosecutor says. Among the papers found in a Categories drawer marked "in progress" were plans to bomb the Old Executive 2nd through 5th Office Building in the White House 6th through 8th complex and the U.S. Naval 9th through 12th Academy in Annapolis, Md . Barbara Sale, an assistant U.S. Send your essay to: attorney in Baltimore, said in tele- phone Interviews. Father's Day Contest DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES The evidence links groups whose The Register members used the apartment to One Register Plaza Wednesday, June 5th radical organizations suspected of 16 Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 bombings since 1M2, including one in November IMS at the U.S. Capitol, she said. She said last week the FBI also found explosives, timers, weapons, 1. Essay should bo no longer than 350 words. stolen cars, cash and false identify papers In recent raids at the apart- 2. Essay should be your original work. ment and at other suspected "safe 3. Whan submitting your essay, include your houses" and garages In Penn- NAME, ADDRESS, AQE. GRADE, SCHOOL sylvania, New York and Connecti- and HOME PHONE NUMBER on your entry. cut. "It could be that we Just got lucky 4. Write, print or type your essay neatly and and happened to catch them on the The Register clearly. brink of a wave of attacks." said DAILY %-^ SUNDAY 5. Winners will be notified by phone. Mrs. Sale. "Or it could be that this 6. Decision of the judges Is final. planning stage went on and on." She Your hometown newspaper said no timetable was found. 7. Register employees and their families are not The raids stemmed from the eligible. arrest May U of Marilyn Jean Buck, wanted la a botched 1M1 Brink's armored car holdup in New York In which a guard and two police officer! were killed. The Register 10* LIFESTYLE TUESMY. JUNE 4, 1985 Sex to success:Women share

BVM 11 aalaMfl tfnftsM#AM tography exhibit of women of vari- ous historical periods, ages, social TIM Register classes and ethnic groups. The MIDDLETOWN - Some of the collection was assembled by the best lessons in womanhood today Women's Studies staff at Jersey City come not from the latest how-to text State College and includes photos or group seminar but in the kind of from 1860 through 1980 first-hand experiences that can only Workshops on a variety of topical be paaaed from one woman to issues, such as "Living With Elderly another. This week, dozens of Parents," "Domestic Violence." women arrive here to impart to their "Choosing a Career" and "Sexual sisters some of the wisdom they've Communications in Relationships" acquired through the hard and happy will be held Friday and Saturday knocks of life The National Quitters Association "A Woman's Fair" celebrating and the Embroiderers' Guild will' the 10th anniversary of the present an exhibit on Friday along Brookdale Community College with other health, business and civic Women's Center will be held Thurs- organizations. day through Saturday at the college. The Monmouth County Inter- The center, the first college-based Branch Council of the American resource site in New Jersey, opened Association of University Women in 1975 in a renovated farmhouse at will present a workshop on "Making the edge of the campus. Director A Difference In Your Community" Reva Shapiro provided the facility JUNE 6-8,1986 Friday. A panel of Monmouth County with its ongoing mandate: "to help women will discuss their decision- all women see the options available 3 Day* of Celebration') making positions, both paid and THE REOISTEB/CABL ANDREWS to them at various stages of their volunteer, in various fields. BON APPETITI —Maria Mullevey, left, and eight at Lillis' Fair Haven home. The doctors lives ' Honoring Women. • • Vinnie Burrows will present "Sis- Maryalice Smolensky, both of Lincroft and members submitted the winning bid lor the dinner at the April Originally. 16 courses were of- ter! Sister1," her one-woman show of the Evening Auxiliary to Riverview Medical 20 spring ball sponsored by the medical center's fered and 200 women took advantage at 8 p.m. Friday in the Performing Center, await Dr. Stephen Dudick's verdict on the combined auxiliaries. of the center's peer counseling Politics at the Eagliton Institute, is Arts Center. Drawn from the works wine with Dr. Gerard Lillis at a gourmet dinner for service. Last year, 2,500 participants the keynote speaker Her address and words of many women, the show enrolled in the center's programs "Monmouth Count* Women Who received a 20-minute standing ova- and 3,000 phone calls, 1.100 drop-in Make Things HaRpen. will be tion at the World Conference of the visits and 530 counseling sessions dedicated to the.memory of United Nations Decade of Women in were recorded Katherine K Neuberger. Lincroft Copenhagen. Canterbury Fair — fun for all The opening program will be held resident and chairperson of the state at 1 p m Thursday in the college's Board of Higher Education. The fair festivities will end at 5 1873 when a circular was sent to Christ Church, Shrewsbury, an- Performing Arts Center. Kathy The address will |e followed by a p.m. Saturday with the release of RUMSON - Heigh-ho, away we Sfcmwick, assistant director of the dessert reception and the opening of balloons carrying messages from Episcopalians in the neighborhood of nouncing a meeting to discuss selec- go! The Canterbury Fair is coming "Rumson Neck" by the Rector of tion of a site. Center for the American Woman and "Generations of Wlomen," a pho- fair participants to other women June IS to St. George's by the River Episcopal Church with something for everyone. Shoppers can arrive at the 10 a.m. opening and stay until 4 Children need p.m., rain or shine. Fair goers can do, look, touch or buy to their heart's content at more than cash various booths offering such induce- ments as the country kitchen, crafts, jewelry, plants, white elephants, from a parent silent auction, children's games and crafts, pony rides and face painting. Dear Ann Landers: I've read a lot If the delicious aromas suggest a • bom Ike desperate mother, meal or snack, patrons may choose K-rougiag to make ends meet from among the traditional lobster became her rottea cx-hasband re- salad luncheon, steamed clams, subs futes to pay cbJM support. and hot dog's. The tea garden is also For 14 years I paid child sapport a possibility. while my ex-wife, aa aleehoiic aid The fair is St. George's one fund- drag abaser, frittered away most of raiser of the year and is a day the meaey oa beote. gambling aid designed to enhance fellowship for aar bspplag. I gave her the home la church families and their friends in aasare the cklldrea of a place to live. the community. Proceeds will ben- I leaned from neighbors they were efit a wide variety of activities thrown wit loften hi the saew) for through the church budget. • This anty real—J like playing the stereo year's fair is beaded by Mrs. Me lead. Thomas Mallan, here. Whea I weal ts see them I was The historic church dates back to heartsick to sec haw ragged they hMk«d although I gave their mother pieaty of money for their ciotkiaf. This woman made me aa farioas ann«nsnSnanaBn»n»»n»n»lnmn»nmnlnlnnS«ssssssn I decided to hack eat of my cMMrea's lives so I woalda't have la look at her again I continued to pay Some Enchanted Evening upport bat stopped going to see them. I didn't invite them la my A Bridal Spectacular place becaase she ased to came aloag. Thursday, June 6th The ckiMrea are adalls BOW, still hanging around the house, not 6:30 P.M. amounting to a damn thing They wast notkiog to da with me becaase |he,y say I aoastaeaed them. ®ld ©rdiarH fntt • *l say a father whs supports his THE REQISTEfVCARl ANDREWS IMs shoaM not be accused of Rout* 71, Eatontown abandonment. Please give me a WEDDING SONQ — Irene and James Doherty, center, and their break aad allow me to tell my side children sing to the accompaniment of Jerry "Q" during a party Featuring the finest in of Ike story. - Uajastly Accused la marking the couple's 60th wedding anniversary Saturday in King's Gowns and Accessories Erie Row, Middletown, where they live. In the back row, from left, are their children: Mary Powers, Paramus; Catherine Springsteen, Holmdel; Sister Theresa Irene, Dominican Sisters, Caldwell; Bertha Gomez, BELMAR FASHION CORNER Cliffside Park; Joihn Doherty, CliliskJe Park; James Doherty Jr., Ann Landers Fairview, and Joseph Doherty, Ridgefield Park. Mr and M,rs. Doherty were married onjJune 1, 1925 in Providence, R.I. Mr Doherty retired Irom Public Service Electric and Gas in 1964 Tiiey have 27 Dear Accused: I'd like to give you grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren • LUS ...exerting displays and helpful advice from leading shops and consultants ( break but in my book you ARE guilty of abandonment Merely pay- WIN ...fabulous prizes including: ing child support doesn't get you off the hook. Round trip for two lo Hawaii via WORLD AIRWAYS Round trip for two to Orlando, Florida via PIEDMONT Knowing your wife was an al- coholic, drug addict and bar-hopper YOUR HOROSCOPE AIRLINES (and abused the kids in the bargain), Five nights al THE HAWAIIAN RECENT HOTEL in you should have taken her to court Honolulu ii smu wiuw LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Any of Four nights al the SOUTHAMPTON PRINCESS HOTEL, and obtained custody of the children. TUESDAY, JUNE 4 several options would serve you The neighbors would have been Bermuda Bora today, you have a kindly, well today. Don't be afraid to excellent witnesses. Instead, you unselfish nature. In fact, you are choose an unpopular road to Two night Honeymoon special al Ihe FLAMINCO HILTON "backed out of their lives." Inclined to be more sympathetic success. HOTEL, Las Vegas I hope your letter will serve as an toward others than toward yourself, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - object lesson to other divorced often spending so much time and Take care that you don't begin to SEE ...displays and exhibits covering every facaet of fathers who allow a boozy, strung- energy attempting to extricate oth- drift Restate your goals. Know your Wedding Event from invitations to floral arrange- out mother to keep the children. It ers from their given plights that what you want and bow to get ments and picture-perfect wedding cakes. doesn't have to be that way. The you have no time or energy left to there. parent who is best qualified to tend to your own difficulties. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - maintain a stable home for the Although you talk a good game Allow your own good humor to sof- ENJOY ...a dazzling parade of new and traditional youngsters should fight for custody when it comes to independence, you ten any critical blow you must ren- fashions for Ihe entire wedding party during M or- of them are easily influenced by friends and der another and his work. chestrated presentation featuring lop models and the Dear Aaa Laadert: I feel com- relatives — a trait that a bit more SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - A musk of BoKenJo. pelled t» respond to a recent column self-confidence could easily over- new area of expression brings concerning high-school rape. There come. excitement back into your life. Try MEET ...wedding consultants from these Bridal caa be more to the situation than It it important that you find a life painting, sculpting, something you Specially Shops and services: haven't tried. meets the eye. partner woo brings peace and har- Flowers by Van Brunt • AHways Travel • Bridle Galleries • What about girls who are perfectly mony — rather khan excitement — SAGITTARIUS {Nov. 22-Dac. The Face Place • Limousine Service Unlimited • The Party 21) - Call upon the inner resources wllllaf. bal holler "rape" after- to your days. For you need the quiet Corner • Videograms • Gerard Photography • Person-To- wards becaase they are afraid of attention of a loving partner to spur at your command. Expect to get a Person Invitations • A. H. Fisher Jewelers pregnancy or that their parents will you on to your bast work. Excite- great deal in exchange for a little discover what they have doae? ment yon can gain, for yourself sim- today. Boys caa rained by sack girls. ply by uprisingyonr viewpoints. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Unfortunately, they have no re- Also born on this data are Don't torn away any who come to coarse becaase It is assamed that the Bruce Darn and Dannie Weaver, you today for help. Pay attention to female Is always the iajared party. actors; Robert Merrill, opera slno,- the minor details of another's posi- The shame pms the psttce record caa ar. tion. be permanently crippling to the To tea what is in store for you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - | SPACE IS LIMITED RESERVE TICKETS NOW! You should do very well today from future of a yeaag man tomorrow, find your birthday and Mall this coupon and contribution of $500 per person read toe corresponding paragraph. a financial point of view. Relation- We should know, Aaa, becaase we ships, however, may suffer. to. have a soa who Is la that position at Let your birthday star be your daily Moke checks payable to CUD ORCHARD INN PISCES (Fab. 19-Mareh 20) - BRIDAL CONSULTANT thai very moment aad we are guide. An unexpected setback serves to heartsick. WEDNESDAY, JUNE S spur you on to new heights before OLD ORCHARD INN S Check or Money Order enclosed Please wara the hays thai even GEMINI (May 21-JuM 20) - the day is out ROUTE 71 Don't allow your amorous nature to ARIES (March 21-April 19) - If Name though a girl is sweet aad willing. EATONTOWN NJ 07724 she may behave very differently if distract yon from toe commercial yon are going to lend money, make she becomes frigbteaed. The malts work at band. Yon can't afford a sore iff to someone who really cat be devastaliag. We are — loss now. needs it Don't be fooled In thin! Victims la lady CANCER (Junk 21-July 22) - TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Dear Indy: Thanks for the testi- Make yourself it home with what You can be instrumental in helping 1 a talented youngster get started Be mony Are you listening, students' 1 you find there. H you try to find Ce» Maryavar m 542-9300 present circumstances, you end the generous with information. hope so. There's a lot to be learned Canrtfll. ISM. tor tunhtr Information from Indy's letter. A word to the loser. Umft rStanSjndkau. lac. Ticket! ww be moiled to addrs*t above wise is sufficient. The Register TUESDAY. JUNE 4. 1985 ENTERTAINMENT

TUESDAY PRIME TIME Ocean Grove rings with music 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 I 10:30 CMNSM Fortune LudeAmn Jtrtiftom Movie: "ThiMarvaCoani 8toy" OCEAN GROVE - The board of known conductor, leads the or- Auditorium In Ocean Grove." O trustees of the Ocean Grove Camp chestra for Its performances with The 81-year-old Great Auditorium NBC NMM Fan*/Feud A-Team Npttde Meeting Association has invited the Cathedral Concert Series in is one of the largest remaining o Newark. The former music director M'A'S'H AJFamty P.M. Mag. CBumM MsrvQrHn mm Maestro Thomas Michalak and the Victorian-styled architectural build- a. of the New Jersey Symphony Or- Cathedral Symphony Orchestra of ings in America and seats more than chestra, Michalak was invited to the • ABCNsw BUTortoM 3s A Crowd FouMJps Who's Boas? ] Comedy iktfMMlsNow Newark's historic Cathedral of the United States from his native Poland 6,500 people, making it the largest Sacred Heart to make its summer Maw News Century Evontng With Rsy ChflriM LOrem Baseball by the late Eugene Ormandy to play auditorium facility in New Jersey. home here at the Great Auditorium. o in the violin section of the Philadel- •Mfoiont M.NSM Bassos* OsMsnd A's at New York Yankees bid. News "For generations we have brought phia Orchestra. He later captured The Cathedral Symphony Or- • outstanding cultural events to the one of the world's most coveted chestra is performing six concerts MarfM/Lsnw Nova Van caburnmt'l Piano Conp. Sporting Great Auditorium," James Truitt, awards, Tanglewood's Koussevitiky here and is taking the programs on Sanlord WKflP •k/Onhsm Crusade association president, said. "This Prize in conducting and since that tour across the state. The concerts decision Is a logical extension and time, has conducted the major will feature work) class guest art- © Sanfenl MFamty MOW nOOCn H>MM Crusade one that will bring enrichment to the orchestras in the world, most recent- ists, chamber music, orchestra, entire shore community during the ly the London Symphony Orchestra. chorus and voice. • M'A'8'H Taxi Jamaica km summer." mmSpoCtr. PGA Tout Cotag* Work) Sertsi: Game Eight The artistically acclaimed Ca- On receiving the invitation, Proceeding all concerts here will thedral Symphony Orchestra is the Michalak commented, "What a be architectural and historical tours m Mov«: "Jaws 3" Cont'd Movie: "Easy Money" KM** Not News only professional symphony or- privilege to be able to make music of the auditorium and grounds of this Orson* chestra in residence in a cathedral in two of the greatest architectural seaside Victorian community and MM MoiMO Twite French OfMn 1 and is the first New Jersey orchestra structures in the State of New humanities lectures on music, re- TMC UltiJll III • Movkt "The Man Who Knew Too Much" "1ta*MsWMh Harry" to have a formal summer home. Jersey, Newark's Cathedral of the ligion, history and architecture by Michalak, an internationally Sacred Heart and the Great noted New Jersey scholars. MM HusyLsw* Movie: "Katy" Saw* Martin Allen House, Marlpit Hall open for season Marlpit Hall was the residence of perous Tory merchant. After the type glass included in an exhibit FREEHOLD — The Monmouth two leading families in Middletown Revolution, the house remained in entitled "Down in Jersey, They County Historical Association has history, the Gravers and the Taylors. the Taylor family until it was Made Glass" which also provides opened two of its 18th century The building was begun in 168S as a restored, for the Historical Associa- information on the history of the historic house museums for the 1985 one-room Dutch cottage by James tion in 1936. Interpretation at the site glass industry in New Jersey and season, the Allen House in Grover Jr., and was greatly enlared reflects life in Middletown over illustrations of the tools and tech- Shrewsbury and Marlpit Hall in in the English style around 1740 by several generations. niques of the glass blowers. This Middletown John Taylor, a prominent and pros- The Allen House, probably built by exhibit runs through Nov. 3. the Stillwell Family around 1750. In early December, a folk art was operated as the Blue Ball exhibit will be installed, featuring Tavern for much of the late 16th artists who began their careers late century. The first floor houses the in life. association's main museum gift shop Both sites are open to the public and two rooms which are furnished Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays as • tavern before 1800 The second from 1 to 4 p.m. and Saturdays from floor provides gallery space for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Group tours are changing exhibitions. Currently on available by reservation. For further display is an outstanding selection of information, the association's head- "off hand," free blown, South Jersey quarters here may be contacted. 'Generations' exhibit exhibited in more than 75 locations MIDDLETOWN - "Generations in this country and abroad since it of Women," an exhibit of photo- was first displayed at Jersey City graphs of women of various histori- State College in I960. cal periods, ages, social classes and The exhibit is part of the opening ethnic and national groups, opens in program of "A Women's Fair," a the Brookdale Community College three-day celebration of the 10th Creative Arts Center, at 8:IS p.m. anniversary of the Brookdale Com- Thursday, and continues through munity College Women's Center. It June t. is preceded by a program at 7 p.m. The collection of portraits and in the college's Performing Arts candid shots taken in this country Center honoring Monmouth County and abroad was gathered by women community leaders and Women's Studies and staff at Jersey workers. There will be a dessert City State College, who searched reception. Thursday's programs are IN MMWAMAL - Kathy attics, basements, and old family free. Alaimo, tstt, and Susan Taylor, albums. The oldest photo dates from For information about the pro- Holmdst flutists, rehearse lor the 1880s. The most recent is from grams, Community Services at Sunday's 3 p.m. concert by the 1M0. Brookdale Community College may "Generations of Women" has been New Jersey State Youth Or- be contacted. chestra at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School, Rumson Dr. WiHiam Berz conducts the 40 member group.

Dine, fl RATHMORE Dance TW^ kVIN & aiS $2 00 THE REGISTER/CARL D. FORINO Romai ART BY QRENA — Barbara Grena, Aberdeen artist, stands by part of her one-woman exhibit at Little Silver Borough Hall which may be 1-800-624-1326 viewed 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays through June 28. The artist, a member of the Pastel Society of America, the Guild of Creative Art, the Art Alliance of Monmouth County and the Monmouth Arts Gallery, works in pastel, oil, watercolor and pen and ink in realistic and CROSSWORD impressionist styles.

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DAVE Shore beats 'Squan in CJ Group II scored on the play when Manasquan centerfielder Elliott to make Mahady (Mike) work out there. And that we've SALTER If KEN OBVtEY Morgan overran the ball. had too good of a season for it to come to an end here. I The Register Justin Charpentier started the 10th for the home side with didn't want it to end then and I know that kids felt the same MANASQUAN - The fat lady didn't sing for the Shore a double, followed by a walk to Kevin Holly. After a way. Regional High School baseball team during the Blue Devils' fielder's choice and a wild pitch, Pete Newbury walked to "This team reminds me of our championship team of NJSIAA Central Jersey Group II semifinalgame against load the bases. Ty Hawkins then laced a sharp line drive 1070," Kampf admitted. "Manasquan is a good club The Manasquan yesterday. But that's not to say that she didn't to left field, which Pierson caught with a diving effort. first couple of innings we still had our minds on yesterday's come to close to humming a couple of bars. loss to Red Bank Catholic (8-3 in the Shore Conference "Pierson's catch was a super play," Kampf said. "We Shore, behind a gutsy complete-game effort from senior Tournament). But we turned a big double play in the second didn't want the season to end today and the kids just hung inning and I think that that play got our minds on this pitcher Vinnie Christopher, topped the first-seeded Big in there. Vinnie gave us a great effort. He was in trouble CBA of '85 Blue, 5-3, in a 10-innlng marathon game which sends them game." the last couple of innings and he got tough when he had too." into Friday's CJ final against the winner of today's West Manasquan (20-7-1) pushed across solo runs in the first Christopher, who struck out six and walked eight, picked Windsor-Ridge clash and third innings. Brian Smith stroked an RBI double in up his 10th win in 11 decisions. Mahady. a hard-throwing "We just never quit," Shore Regional coach Fred Kampf the first and Holly scored in the third on a delayed double junior, fanned nine and walked four. His record slipped to gives signs said. "The big play of the game was Craig Pierson's diving steal attempt. 8-2 catch in the last inning. If he misses that ball, it's a tie ballgame. Vinnie will get most of credit for the game but The Devils cut the deficit to 2-1 in the fifth inning when As for Friday's championship game? Craig made our best defensive play of the year." Christopher came around to score on a single by Greg "We'll have to see how Vinnie feels." Kampf said. "He The winners took a two-run advantage in the top of the Jacobson Shore took a 3-2 lead in the seventh on an RBI threw a lot of pitches today and in some respects he threw of dynasty 10th when Christopher laced a two-out single to center single by Turk Acquaro and bases-loaded walk to Palaia. enough for two games. But my guess right now is to go with which scored Frank Palaia, who led off the frame with a "We've been coming back all season long," Kampf said. him. He's got 10 wins which Is half of our own total and ynasties are usually reserved for walk. Don Archer, who reached on a fielder's choice, also "I told them before the start of the seventh that we had he's our main man." professional sports. We have many Dexamples. The New York Yankees, Boston Celtics, Pittsburgh Steelers ... the list goes on. Rarely is there dominance by a particular Institution on the high school Mater Dei to take on level, especially in a number of sports, but Christian Brothers Academy has racked up an impressive record this year in a lot of different areas, and the string is likely to continue. its biggest test today Various Colt teams brought home four hit. They are traditionally a singles- state crowns. They have flourished in ly MVE SALTED hitting club and they use the sacrifice track, golf and tennis this spring. The Register and squeeze plays to move runners Athletic Director John Przygocki sees a MIDDLETOWN - Mater Dei will around. couple of contributing ingredients. meet St. Joseph's of Hammonton today "I'm expecting a lot of crazy "I don't think it's one thing, but I see at 3 p.m. in the first round of the South situations." Visokay continued. "I'm a number of factors," Przygocki said. Jersey Parochial "B" baseball playoffs looking for sacrifice bunts, squeeze "One, we draw a lot of highly motivated, and Seraph head coach Bill Visokay bunts, double steals, the whole pack- goal-oriented kids and we have a lot of expects the game to go down to the age." kids who try out for our teams. wire. Second baseman Mike Yannibelli has "Secondly, I think our coaches do an "I think it's going to be a pitchers' been the offensive catalyst for Mater excellent Job of coaching, instructing duel," Visokay said. "We haven't given Dei all season. The leadoff man is and motivating their players." up many runs all season and they (St. stroking the ball at a .388 clip and sets Przygocki noted. "We have a reputation Jopseph's) are the same way. Whoever the table for cleanup hitter and catcher for success in many areas, besides gets on the board first ... that will be Rich Kleva. Kleva is batting .340 and academics, that is very attractive." the key." leads the club in runs batted in with 21 The Blue and White soccer team, The dueling Seraph will be senior Tom Curti has taken his success on coached by Dan Keane, finished 21-2-1. Dave Krall. The lefthander has racked the soccer field and the basketball They captured the Shore Conference up an impressive 7-1 record with three hardwood to the diamond and has been "A" Division North title and won the saves. He is pitching to a 1.29 earned the leader in the field for the Seraphs first annual Shore Conference Tour- run average and has struck out 112 Going into last week, he was handling nament, defeating Toms River North, batters. chances at a 950 rate while batting 4-0 They were beaten in the NJSIAA "They are a very good fundamental .307. South Jersey Parochial "A" finals by ballclub. " Visokay noted. "They are "We've had a very good season up to Notre Dame of Lawrenceville, 24. solid defensively and pitching has been this point," Visokay chided. "Winning The Colt basketball team, led by Ed their strength the last few years. It is the South Jersey title would make it a Wicelinskl, received the most recog- again this year." tremendous season. We set a goal to nition by dominating the Shore area with The Store Conference "C" Division win 20 games and that is not totally out a 29-1 record. The "Wit" and Co. began North champs are 17-7 going in and are of our reach. their assault on the trophy case by the second seed in the bracket. St. Joe's "We've increased our win total every completing a local sweep, capturing the is 16-2 and seeded seventh, but that season for the last five years and we "A" North title, the Holiday Jubilee and mark is deceptive because of a did it again this year," Visokay the SCT championship over Asbury teachers' strike in mid-season that continued. "We've gotten as far as the Park, 71-63 washed out a number of games. semifinals the last couple of years and After toying with area competition, Visokay thinks there may be a weak- we would like to get to the finals Then the Colts went statewide In impressive ness in his opponents' mettle. anything could happen. fashion They won the South Jersey THE REQISTER/CARL 0 FORINO "Their offense may be their weak- "We finally got the "C" North and Parochial "A" Title over Paul IV of GETTING READY — Mater Dei High School designated hitter and backup shortstop Frank ness," the Seraph mentor surmised. if we could tack on a state cham- Haddonfield and then garnered the Lupo takes infield practice yesterday in preparation for today's South Jersey Parochial "B" "They beat us last year in the pionship, that would be real nice, sort overall Parochial "A" crown for the semifinal game against St. Joseph's of Hammonton. Game time is 3 p.m. semifinals. 1-0. and they only had one of icing on the cake." second year in a row, by trouncing Parochial "A" North titllst, Bergen Catholic, 81-55 Golf, tennis and track have all produced state banners this year. The track team completed its dual Spend a Buck arrives at Monmouth tomorrow meet season unbeaten in seven starts, good enough for the "A" North title. history, now embarks on the Jersey The exacta returned M3 Miller, who also Hurolfe moved fast enough yesterday, They finished second in both the Mon- Million Dollar Challenge. In addition to won the second race with Sail the Keys covering one mile and one-sixteenth over mouth County championships and the The Register the Jersey Derby, Spend a Buck must win (16.00), had a triple on Saturday.. the turf course in 1:43.3. Gustavia, the 7-5 SCT meet and the distance team won the OCEANPORT — Dennis Diaz's Spend a the Haskell and the 1300,000 Pegasus Hurolfe was last in the early running but choice with Chris Antley up, finished out Penn Relays distance medley. Buck, who swept the Cherry Hill Mile, the Handicap at the Meadowlands on Sept. 26 gained the lead in mid-stretch and held off of the money. This past weekend at the All-Groups Garden State Stakes, The Kentucky Derby to earn an additional $1 million bonus. Meddlin Maggie, ridden by Craig Perret. Antley had a triple yesterday, his meet, the Colts blew away competition and the thrilling Jersey Derby, arrives at Hurolfe, who ran fourth in the second Jim Murphy, trainer of Hurolfe, noted second of the meeting. He also had a four- in the Parochial "A" field, outdistancing Monmouth Park at noon tomorrow to division of the Rumson Handicap here on that she comes from off the pace. He also win day on May 25. Jose C. Ferrer, who second-place finisher Holy Cross of begin preparations for the $300,000 Haskell May 27, found allowance company more to explained problems the horse has had. battled. Antley last year for leading jockey Delran, 70-32*. Invitational on July 27. his liking yesterday and won the featured "She had an infection in her hind legs and honors when both were apprentices, also Keane doubled as tennis coach and led Spend a Buck, who earned 12.6 million eighth race by half-a-length over Meddlin I couldn't get her on the grass. She's got had a double. the Colt netters to a 25-2 overall mark. for his sweep to make him the second- Maggie. Don Miller, Jr. had the mount, his a good turf foot. She's a bit on the small The ninth race yesterday yielded a They won the "A" North crown as well leading money-earner in thoroughbred second triumph of the day. He paid 17.20. side, but a good mover." See SPEND, Page 3B as the Snore Conference Tournament. The Colts trounced St. Josephs of Metuchen, 54, in the South Jersey title match and then knocked off Bergen Catholic, 3-2, for the overall Parochial All Red Bank Catholic final "A" crown. CBA edged by Delbarton, 3-2, for the overall Parochial crown before finally being stunned by public school king Ramapo, 5-0, In the overall championship match. set for MCIT tennis Sunday The CBA golf team, coached by Brother Andrew O'Gara, enjoyed an to work hard and keep in shape. equally successful year. Colt Unksters If JIM HINTEUMJM "My two brothers, Wally and Jim, influenced me finished 18-1 in dual meets and won five The Register and made me play tough," she said. "They both titles. WEST LONG BRANCH - Red Bank Catholic's played for CBA and I practiced against them a lot." The "A" North crown was the first girls tennis team won the NJSIAA state cham- O'Byrne had a hard time with Decker in the first trophy to enter the case, followed by the pionship last fall with an unbeaten record, and it set before finally winning with a 7-4 tie-breaker, but SCT title, the Monmouth County tourney, shouldn't be suprising that it will be an all RBC she has an easier time In winning the second set, District 17 honors, and the NJSIAA final in the girls division of the Monmouth College 6-3, to clinch the match. overall title by defeating Chatham Invitational Tennis Tournament. The event Is Township in a sudden death playoff. The sponsored by The Register and the Ocean County "I Just tried to play a little harder In the second foursome of Rich Faas, Mark Shafer, Reporter. set and play deeper more consistently," O'Byrne said. "I play all year and I'm looking forward to Chip Dayton and Rob Hanlon were the Jeannie O'Connor and Pat O'Byrne, the first primary contributors. next season." doubles team for RBC, won their semifinal O'Connor, Decker and O'Byrne are all juniors Przygocki thinks there are two more matches yesterday to assure an all RBC title factors that attract grammar school and should help make RBC a state power once match. more. students from as far south as Sea Girt O'Connor took a three set match from sophomore and Spring Lake and north to Middle- Eileen Reardon of Red Bank Regional, 6-4, 34, 6-2, "I'm optimistic for another good season," town. while O'Bryne scored a 7-6 (7-4), 6-3 over Kathy O'Connor said. "We lose only one player (first "Obviously our academic program is Decker, another RBC teammate. singles Lynn Fagan)." the most important and the fact that we O'Connor will play O'Byrne for the championship ' "There will be a lot of competition for the singles arc a parochial high school." Sunday at Monmouth College. The match will get positions," O'Byrne admitted. "Our campus Is very nice," Pryxgockl underway at noon. The two girls played.first In the top boys quarterfinal match of the added. "We have over 150 acres which doubles for RBC and were unbeaten with a 264 afternoon, CBA's Chris Gambino defeated Red contributes to a very large intramural record. Bank Catholic's Jay Nerenberg, 6-1, 7-5, In a program. We have several hundred "We played against each other a lot," O'Connor matchup of two of the Shore's top freshman students involved In lntramurals In both said. players. the fall and spring. The grounds have a O'Connor won the first set over Reardan fairly Gambino posted a 24-1 record while playing lot to do with that. easily, but Reardan came back for a 3-6 triumph "I hesitate to give an exact number, second singles for CBA while Nerenberg was in the second set. unbeaten at first singles for RBC with a 16-0 mark.' but approximately M percent of our "We played against each other a lot," O'Connor graduating seniors will be attending said. "I got tired In the second set. but I got my In second round matches completed yesterday college next year," Pryxgockl said. "We second wind in the third set and kept my head." after being halted by rain Friday, Dave Stanton of have three kids going to Harvard, and The match was tied 1-1 early In the third set, but Shore Regional downed Eric Scharpf of CBA, 6-4, that may not happen again for another O'Connor won four straight games and that Just 6-4, Mike Crimmins of Red Bank Regional beat five years, but our kids do make out about clinched It. Mark Kamatoy of Freehold Township, 6-4. 6-4, and fairly well. We have kids going all over "I took three months off after the fall season," Pete Weber of Mlddletown South topped Rich the country ... Texas, North Carolina, O'Connor said. "I resumed playing a month ago and Raffetto of St. Rose, 6-2, 6-1. THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E. COUIQ Notre Dame, VlUanova ... and a lot are I'm going to play in a lot of tournaments this Quarterfinal action matches today have Crim- CONCENTRATION — Red Bank Catholic's Patti O'Byrne sets her slaying close to home and attending summer. mins playing John Zienskl of CBA and Stanton Rutgers." "There won't be any pressure on me," she said. meeting CBAi Dan Trimble. The matches will get sights on the ball during yesterday's MCIT tennis match against "I'm not looking to win this surrrner I Just want underway at 3:15. > teammty Cathy Decker. O'Byrne reached tbe finals with a victory. tt The Register TUEMAY. JUNE 4, 1965 Celtics get look at new, tough Laker team in California

I did last year when I called them thugs. "That was tht most insidious, vicious, malicious play been the aggressors and that bothers me, because we're r ..EWOOD. Calif. (AP) - It was envisioned as a "We're playing Celtic-style basketball, " Riley said I've ever seen in basketball," Riley said. always the aggressors. If they want to play that way, nv i ,up of Boston's rugged and determined blue-collar "That means we're playing aggressively, but I never "All the attention now has been on our hard play, " so be it. In Game 4, it's time for us to meet it head- workers against the laid-back, frolicking quiche-eaters saw any of my players clothesline another player " continued Riley, whose club in the past has been known on." from Beverly Hills. Sunday's game at the Forum was marked by for its fast-break, finesse style of offense. "... But the But there's been a weird role reversal in the National Last year, the Celtics' more phyiical approach numerous scuffles involving practically every player problem was that they (the Celtics) wouldn't let go of seemed to be a factor in the championship victory over Basketball Association Championship Series from each team at one time or another. us after there was contact " The Boston Celtics suddenly a re imply ing that the Los Los Angeles, as the Lakers, apparently distracted and And it may get even more physical in Game 4 at the Laker forward Rambis, bearing some nasty welts on forced out of their tempo, made costly errors. Angeles Lakers are playing too rough in their best-of- Forum. his arm, Mid, "I think Wednesday's game will be very seven National Basketball Association Series, now led "On Wednesday night, I'm sure they'll bring their intense and physical. "As long as we can bang and still play our game, 3-1 by the Lakers. clotheslines with them." Riley said, alluding to a "It's only natural," he added. "When you want we're in good shape," laid the Lakers' Earvin "Magic" "There's a fine line between physical and dirty," controversial play last year when Boston's Kevin something really bad, that's just the way it is in this Johnson. "We've just been playing aggressively." Boston Coach K.C. Jones said after the Lakers' 136-111 McHale hacked the Lakers' Kurt Rambis with his game. It's even that way on the playground." victory in the third game. "They're crossing that line." forearm. Cedric Maxwell of the Celtics said, "When we get Los Angeles reserve Bob McAdoo, a key figure in the Los Angeles Coach Pat Riley. whose club lost the 1984 The Celtics trailed 2-1 at that point of the series - pushed and shoved around, we always come back real fourth game with IV points and six rebounds, said the NBA title to the Celtics in seven games, said after same as now — and some thought that was the turning strong." Celtics have a purpose for talking about the Lakers' yesterday's practice, "He's responding the same way point as Boston went on to win the title. Said Boston's MX. Carr: "They (the Lakers) have aggressive play. Mandlikova is beaten in French

PARIS i APi - Hana Man- dlikova's dream of repeating her 1981 French Open triumph evaporated in the Parisian sunshine yesterday, rudely shocked by Claudia Kohde-Kilsch in this year's tl.2 million tennis championships at Roland Garros Stadium But Jimmy Connors was still in the running for his first-ever French Open final after he produced a typical scrappy, battling per- formance to reach the quarterfinals in the men's singles. Mandlikova. who was seeded third and to meet defending champion Martina Navratilova in the semi- finals, was stopped by the No 7 seed • ;lrom West Germany 6-4. 6-4 in the * 'lumen's quarterfinals. ' "I thought I was in good shape, but maybe I should get in better Shape."' the 23-year-old Czech said after her loss Connors, the men's No 3 seed whose best performances at Roland Garros have been reaching the semifinals in 1979. 1980 and last year, dropped the first set to Francesco Cancelotti of Italy before blasting back to post a 3-6. 6-0, 6-4, t t-2 victory SAVE $1122 Watched by his 6-year-old son Brett, the 32-year-old American left- hander said: "I would love to make ON AN OPTION PACKAG! the final here. Being in the quar- terfinals doesn't make my day." • Manual Air Conditioner • Tinted Glass • AM/FM Defending champions Ivan Lendl Stereo Radio • Fingertip Speed Control • Tilt and Martina Navratilova each drop- Steering Wheat • WSW Tlrn • Automatic ped only four games as they con- Transmission • Interval Windshield Wipers • tinued their march toward repeating Electric Rear Window Defroster • 3.8 LHer Engine their triumphs of last year Lendl • Power Lock Group • Pivoting Front Vent stopped Italy's luth-seeded Aaron Window! • Luxury Wheel Covert • Power Side Krickstein of Gross* Pointe. Mich., Windows • Dull Illumlnted Visor Vanity Mirrors • 6-2. 6-2. 6-0. while Navratilova Dual Power Mirrors • Power Driver's Seat • Twin eliminated Italy's Anna Maria Cec- Comfort Seats • Luther Wrapped Steering chini 6-2, 6-2. 7985 MERCURY Lendl will face Argentina's Martin Jaite and Connors will take MARQUIS BROUGHAM on Stefan Edberg in the men's quarterfinals Jaite advanced with a 6-1. 6-2. 6-3 victory over Heinz Gunthardt of Switzerland, while Edberg, seeded 14th. upset his Swedish Davis Cup doubles team- • ••••• mate Anders Jarryd 6-3, 6-7.6-4, 6-2 Kohde-Kilsch broke Mandlikova s serve in the ninth game of each set t and then her her own service to capture both sets and the match. SAVE Her appearance in the semifinal $722 is the farthest she has gone in a Grand Slam tournament. Of her ON AN OPTION PACKAGE clash with Navratilova in the semi- • Front & Rear Bumper Rub Strips Electronic . final, the 21-year-old West German Digital Clock • Convenience Group • Front 4 Rear said: "I think I have a chance Floor Mats • Illuminated Entry System • License because I have nothing to lose." Plate Frame! a) 'Light Group • Power Lock Group Connors' forehand errors vir- • Right-Hand Remote Control Mirror • Rocker Panel Molding • Vinyl Insert Bodyside Molding •« tually presented the first set to Power (Single Control) Seat • Fingertip Speed " Cancelotti. But he bounced back to Control • Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel • Tilt take the next set in 34 minutes, Steering Wheel • Hood Stripes • P21S/77OR1S yielding only six points to the WSW Tires • Automatic Overdrive Transmission • Italian, and then blasted his way to Locking Wire Wheel Covers • Front Cornering Lamps • Electric Rear Window Defroster • Dual victory with his best tennis of the Illuminated Visor Vanity Mirrors • Power Radio 1985 MERCURY tournament. Antenna • Premium Sound System • Air "There was some pretty good Conditioner • AM/FM Stereo Caaaette Radio • GRAND MARQUIS tennis from me." Connors said Power (Dual control) Seat afterwards. Explaining why he lost the first set, he said: "I was rushing myself. I felt so good out there I had to slow myself down." It was Edberg s third victory over the sixth-seeded Jarryd in seven 7985 career meetings. The two play MERCURY doubles on Sweden's Davis Cup SAVE squad and have reached the quar- COUGAR terfinals here in the men's doubles, where they are one of the favorites. ON AN OPTION PACKAGE Last December. Edberg and • Manual Air Conditioner • Electric Jarryd teamed up to defeat John Rear Window Defroster • Tinted Qlasa • McEnroe and Peter Fleming and Light Group • Dual Power Remote i clinch Sweden's Davis Cup triumph Control Mirrors • Fingertip Speed over the United States Control • Tin Steering Wheel • WSW Tlrea • Automatic Transmission • In his four matches to reach the Interval Wlndshletd Wipers • Power quarterfinals, the 20-year-old Jaite Lock Group • Duel Illuminated Visor Vanity Mirrors • AM/FM Stereo Radio has dropped only one set — that w/Caseette • Power Driver's Seat • coming in his victory over 1 lth- Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel • seeded Miloslav Mecir of Czechoslo- Porycait Wheela • Power Side vakia. Windows • S.O Liter v-8 Engine • 4- Both Lendl and Navratilova said Speed Automatic Overdrive Tranemlseion they had encountered few problems in the tournament so far. Lendl. seeded second behind America's John McEnroe, lost his serve in the opening set against Krickstein. but then took such complete command that Krickstein never had another opening. "I expected a lot longer match," the 25-year-old Czech said. "In fact, GOING ON NOW AT YOUR I was prepared to stay out there for (even hoars if necessary "I feel I have gotten to the quarterfinals easily, even though I have to had to run very hard. I hope LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER if I am pressed to play better, then OEORQE WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY I will play better Shuwsoury Awu at Sycnan, Shransury. N.J Navratilova s comments after her RITTENHOU8E LINCOLN-MERCURY (201) 747-5400 WEI8LEDER LINCOLN-MERCURY easy 52-minute triumph over her 100 SMS Hkjftway S35. Astxiry Park. N.J. 575 Burn! Tnam Road. Mckamn. N.J unseeded foe were similar. (201) 775-1500 IRWIN LINCOLN MSfCURY (201) 892-1 Hows. M am m. FrsekoM CkaTfHaMt. NJ "Here I am in the semis and I still STRAUS LINCOLN-MERCURY (201) 462-1811 TOWNE aV COUNTRY LINCOLN-MERCURY haven't really been tested." she 400 SMs Ketmy SM. Kayporl, N J Awls 137 East. Toms Nver. N.J said. "Perhaps it's because I am (201)2644500 CAUSEWAY LINCOLN-MERCURY (201) 244-6400 playing well " ft** 172, Manah—klii. N.J. (tot) 5t7-tOt3 TUOMV, JUNE 4, 1985 Thf Register SPORTS BRIEFS Ex-Buccaneer Murdock is centerfielder for Muhlenberg College's football team

Muhlenberg plays in the Centen- Murdocks efforts with the Mules * Mm FUJC nial Conference, which includes have not gone unrewarded. He has The Register Gettysburg, Franklin and Marshall. been named a co-captain for the 1985 LITTLE SILVER - Tom Swarthmore and Johns Hopkins. The season, was honorable mention All- Murdock likes to think of himself as Mules were co-champs of the con- Conference and made first team, a centerfielder. There's nothing ference two years ago and finished All-Eastern Collegiate Athletic Con- wrong with that except that in second place last year. The ference for the Mid-Atlantic region. Murdocks sport Is football, not team's record in both years was 6-3. As a senior in high school, he was baseball. Schools like Muhlenberg still an honorable mention Daily Regis- Still, that is what Murdock is with haven't increased their schedules to ter Scholar-Athlete and won the the Muhlenberg College football 10 games, let alone 11. Frank Pingitore Award at Red Bank team. As the free safety, he plays Murdock, who is 6-0, 205, will be Regional. deep on defense. As the punt and a senior in the fall, and he will be kickoff returner, he is also the deep starting his fourth year of football. "Tom is a Division I player at a man In the Mules' receiving align- He played primarily on special Division III school and one of the ments. teams his freshman year, was a best defensive backs I have ever cornerback his sophomore year and coached," Ralph Kirchenheiter. Guys like Murdock play football became the free safety his junior Muhlenberg coach, said. for fun. Colleges like tiny season. He had five interceptions Football players at schools like Muhlenberg in Allentown, Pa., also two years ago and four last year. play football for fun. It's a perfect Muhlenberg get the year off after marriage between former high "I like free safety better than the season is over They can school players who were not sought cornerback," Murdock reported. concentrate on their studies., do by the bigger factories, and colleges "You're back there playing weight training at their leisure and which don't want t

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JUNE 4. 1985 BUSINESS •Hi LOCAL SECURITIES Exchange workers put off strike Banks 1 industrial quotatloneH"""" un vr Securities Information Accounting Professional Employees Inter- trader to another and reporters courtesy Fahntjttock a Co., E.F. Mutton BM 4H NEW YORK (AP) - The union listen to transactions and enter (he 4 Company Inc.. and Amarlcan Sacurl- ft Corp. national Union, fearing that planned representing page* and "blue Jack- The talks recessed at 6:45 a.m. automation of the exchange would data into an electronic reader that ets" who work on the floor of theyesterday, said mediator Rosemary result In layoffs, sought continued convert* the information into fee New York Stock Exchange Hid Le Bouf. wages for fired workers with more video version of ticker tape. yesterday it had put oft until later In Richard Torrenxano, vice presi- than 20 years' seniority. Their contract, which tra- the week a vote on management's dent and chief spokesman for the Torrenzano said that under "worst ditionally covers three years, ex- last contract offer and urged mem- exchange, said management placed case" estimates, about 300 trading pired Nov. 3 and the union set today bers to go to work. its "last offer" on the table at the floor jobs could be eliminated as a cutoff for negotiations. NYSE officials had said the ex- meeting, offering employees a more through automation. Some of the Torrenzano had said a previous : change would continue operating than IS percent pay increase over a cuts would be offset by newly wage offer made Friday was for an ! even if the workers went on strike. three-year contract. created jobs and attrition would be 8.5 percent increase over three ) A recorded message at the union's Union leaders are not recommend- favored over layoffs, he said. years. The NYSE also agreed to ' headquarters yesterday said each of ing approval of the proposal, accord- Management resisted the con-union demands for increased long ' Its 900 members will be given a copy ing to the recording. tinued pay demand even though it term disability pay, establishment of of management's proposal and R would affect a small percentage of a deferred payment savings plan, Earlier, Torrenxano had said of hours to review It. the employees. additional life insurance and a 25 the possibility of a strike: "Since The union had originally called a Moat pages and reporters — percent increase in severance pay. August, we have trained hundreds of meeting for yesterday to either nicknamed "blue jackets" for the now at one week's salary for each management-level employees to ratify a new contract or vote to blue cloth coats they wear on the year of employment. pitch in." strike. exchange floor — earn an average In addition, the exchange made But a federal mediator called both The managers would work salary of *S60 a week. A floor worker several offers to help laid-off em- parties to the bargaining table alongside a "contingency group with seven years' experience earns ployees, including job counseling, NY STOCK EXCHANGE Sunday night to discuss a contract trained to handle snowstorms and just under $30,000 for a 31'i-hour retraining, aptitude testing and for employees of the NYSE, the New transit strikes," he said. week, Torrenxano said. financial planning. f 171 Ilk- VI It 1414 47k*IU York Futures Exchange and the Local 153 of the Office and Pages run messages from one I II 4 M Ml M *IM l4MlnltM*M itn aM i - a - t lot MM- U u at I»H i. it i« MM- M II HI »«- M MM 1H* M I! H40 ak ai »»- M ISviM* M •tuns ot, III IM- U •an » -w II 741 IIM ami i« tIMIaMM* M I HI kvt* U - 0 - O - U1t4J.l4H. H in It at BM* VI OauMlM Development council II IM DM* » 10 loio n * M UNI 41 • vt I I.B »>4MIMH* U M IMI tan IIU- M I 114 I M4 IIM* k a t II III UW- U Mt 4k •• *M M nut n ISO 11 in a + vt • III! It ItSI unn MH- M II tl MVt+ k 10 17 BM— Vt II t> a • it II 4U 77K t Ml MM* V! \m I4tt- w 141 4U II HI 47M- M sets annual meeting 11 71 ISM* M 10 III •«» M na IIM - a - IW a** M t IM MM- M taat ait- vt . I M II474I4IM- vt incio * M Kimball Medical Center Foundation, W IM- * ntMi M 14 ii7i au hti» in II at 44M* U HAZLET — New Jersey Secretary Lakewood. Nominated as MODC uaa tiH- M - a i a* ak* vt tmltUlTl tM47*7!M*lvt of State Jane Burgio will be the 144 I1V4- U - a - • UN ItM* M vice presidents are E.H. Gaunt, Jr., MMU >H- » n IT? a IM Ik keynote speaker at the annual meet- • 47a 41k II ISM M — Vt Arlene Herson, Jack Lamping, vice « IM »I|II«4!U*I ing of the Monmouth-Ocean Develop- I Ml «>»•! r tllM IIM* Vt president, First National Bank of irtai HIM- M I4I1M 44H- M • 10114 MM* U ment Council to be held on Friday, • a IIK7 71M*IM 114 II 41 S7U- u Toms River; Dorothy Light, vice 11 411 MM- M II444I II * M I IX 71 741 MM- M June 21 at 11 a.m. at the Sheraton II ttf MM— M ta II 711 «M president, government affairs, t 14 ma II IM 41 - U Inn, Route 35, Hazlet. •an n * • a 4 II II 4147 .MM* Vt Prudential Property and Casualty •II ItM- M II IMI MM— M Mrs. Burgio will speak on "The nun •»« M • lit H IM! M -1 II Mil 4tM— M Insurance Co., Holmdel, and Robert 14 IM KM— M 4 7171 71 - M in itk- u State of The Arts In New Jersey." $ IIM- M ITM 77M+ M Singer, president, B&F Industries, UI7a>4IMt M M a HIM I4M* '•> The public is invited to attend. The Lakewood. Sherburn Becker III of ItlVM SM+ It 7 MM I4M* M nun MM* u cost of the luncheon is 112 for MODC tiattwflM + lva 17.111 44M* M • i4M a - u Rumson has been nominated to II III 4M at IIM members and $15 for guests. Contact nrtii a • * 14H7I a * u I IM II Ml MM- k serve as corporate secretary, and •an i I III MM- vt the MODC office at (201) S3S-2222 for IIM IIH- VI II m aM- M > I 14 Charles Parton, president of Mid- I Ml IIM ia ii m OH* vt further information. II IOt*IU+ M ta IIM- M Untie Bank/Merchants, Neptune IIIMM BU ii in a - M According to Sherburn Becker, II M MM- •« 17 lit] MM- M lit HM a * u was nominated for treasurer. • an uv>- M IM II atM OH- M 7 an aM* vt III, chairman of MODC's Cultural HUM aM-l* I 40 aim itvt IIIMI IIM- vt Nominated to serve on the MODC m IM- u M M ION BM— M • Ml BM* vt Committee which is sponsoring the 4HM.MW I4H *+ Mw inn ik* vt board of directors for 1965-86 are the ii m aM* vt a t II 494 IIH* H Director Thomas J. Lynch Jr., left, speaks with Stephen Meyers, ii w im* • t 401 MM* H 19(5-86 slate of officers and new Computerland, Eatontown and Toms waa IIH • III ita urn* regional planning manager for Post, Buckley, Schuh, and Jernigan IIIII llti- l * in III4M M * H members of the board of directors. River; Jane McCosker, Headlines lt III IIH* a II 47 IM IH— U Inc., a consulting firm currently preparing the Bayshore lHa MIS S7H- H John Kay, president of Shrewsbury Public Relations, Rumson; Sharon lit 4U It I 44 II na MH* H I to tiBt an* n State Bank and who has served as Portman, owner of Snelling & Snell- Development Study, designed to identity development and II Uf nu- IK 7 B ItH* H - a — a - ll M4 4lv* + M C* I mm BH-IH t IS 71 4IH* tl president of MODC since June of ing, Eatontown; Peter Schnell, mar- redevelopment possibilities in the nine Bayshore municipalities 91 4H + ••> ia IMI IIH* W MT« M 14 It a - n 1983, will be honored for his keting coordinator, Ocean County Meyers was guest speaker at the Fifth Wednesday Squires Club ft 1414 UH* H » i u i M4 a • » 14 IT ISH— U trSi ItM— It I] lltl* W II mi n outstanding service to the organiza- College, Toms River and William meeting May 29 at the Sheraton Inn in Hazlet. Fifth Wednesday ItVMI MH- tt Ml I4H- H 117507 M * W tion. Retiring MODC Vice President Walsh, community relations man- ii att on- ' « 144 ItM BH* w II ail 40H- tt is sponsored by the Monmouth County Department of Economic t MI mis 14711 IIH* H Ronad B. Schmidt of NJ Bell ager, NJ Bell Telephone Co., Free- II Bt.57 *l . talott Development. HIM m- » 7 157 tH* H II 541 UH* VI Telephone will also be honored. hold. 14 44W & a IT7I ItH I K ttta ITW- H ItlMI 44U- tt • «7| Ml SH 114 II IB) MH* w It MlvTTH I i te It III 41H It 1014 4IH- tt The following retiring board mem- in vtittt + ivt ktarl 50 4M MH- H I14M0 JtHtlH it UII nv i at n H 114 lOIBtt MW- W bers wUl be recognised for their I lit HI I IM MU- W I II 14 SIH service to MODC: Dr. B.A. Bar- IIIMI tan- H UIMSllttW . - itit IMI Mil- v, i iii nit It MS MH* It 14 at MH- H ringer, president of Bropkdale Com- IM lilt an aw It MM 4IH* 14 munity College, Lincroft; William • m aw* u II IN 4IW* H tint a - n 74 4H an* vt II 1/70 MH— tl it 114 IIH— n G. Bassler of Carton, Nary, Witt t 141 tint tan* n it in tin— n Arvantis, Asbury Park; Franklin V. iiata uw* « 144 1M41 ITU IM I SM MH- H - e - 1 — 4 —* > 111 I1W40 ISH-I Fischer, Ocean County Department aim inu II I fH lUli 104 17704 MH* It of Parks and Recreation, Toms taiiit MM* w ItSMtatTH* H bMbin 7 1141 MH II III 411 II IB BH MtB 1 IISMaMH* n River; Frank Hartmann, general tun aw-m 14 IM BW- W II47B SIH* tt II in IIH* vt HfV in II 117 MW* tt manager, Schuyler Press, Ocean; When it comes to I - I - as an* tt itnat san* H kv*fe i TI unit tin- H Arlene Herson. cable television talk ti aia nvt— H aa IIH* H nm nH-iH It Iff! Ill** tt 141101 an- H show hostess, Rumson; Ocean Coun- aM IIH* tt ISS t WOO. 110 n at » * w ty Freeholder H. George Buckwald; 7iiaa att • IM an* n •ami IM llaWS «U*I II 111 IH- ai an- w n an tatt— w Abraham J. Zager of Zager, Fuchs II 411 Hu- M I 107 UH* n MaBai.ia II in tan— u and Leckstein, Red Bank; Robert M ll II ItH- I It it MM S7w— n •ram IM HUM uu*i itat an* tt ato H- H v« in It Ml M - W LaTorre, director of public relations 10 7t; tattt* II a4M MH* H — T — for Seaside Heights; Joseph John- Home Financing, i ifaa MH* llaaB STH+ H 11 74* a* + H 17 IMI VH* H t Ml an- w son, president of Johnson's Point .a 14 Ml I7H 10 M4 70H- W t» i t II 117 4SH- W » an- w Pleasant Hardware, Point Pleasant, II IBidH - i - I - II t IIH* vt and E.H. Gaunt, architect, Red •I 7a »H* H ItM 7H- H It Mil BH MM BH II ill UH* n It B II - H Bank. II ail IH II 4» an* I OB MH*ltt 14 in it - t IM BOW*! S "8 Lot* tl it ii aw- n 114011 MH-IH MODC's 1885-86 slate of officers is iraa low* « utavlMa 111 It - H IITOJt 40H- H II na MH- H l» I H I 774 4tH*IH JJ7 ian- w headed by Prestdent-Elect John IIM MH- 1% ia II ItM MH M11T7 UH* H ta 0 OM MH— H Giordano, executive director of the « 71 IIH* IMdtri 114 II 7t> UH i i i at n»- 1141*4 MH- tUB MW*IW a a - iim ii - w MS tw 110171 BH* It 114114 4>H* It4511 MH- U ii ia MH+ 1*4. IN t its a - It M MH— U CONVENTIONAL 7 4111 4IH* met i mat ati 7 4011 MH* U laUX I t 77a MH— tt 11 SM SIH- H • m an- it II Ml B * U Bankruptcies I«V Mt aisss an a aa itu* tt IMI IH— W inn IIH lv4MM an- H Mart1i II it sa an* H t ai an— tt utaa u - SM in II 471 tOU II lint w 111171 MW+ n a. " II 111 IIU- H itw an 7 141 ITH* H rise by 78.1% II 147 an i ra SH- H II MOT M - U ADJUSTABLE Trnkr 704 MH* II m 4TH* vt 1 114 II - H i at IrXaalUt Itl MH- W 7 nan an* » t aM » - fcVjrrt* 14 IHkot M 17 MI tan* H ia nt IIH it til MH-ln It M IH* W NEWARK - Business Adjustable Rate Mortgages 11714.14 mnm lit MT DH- H 105114 tan- w bankruptcies In New Jersey in- H t m 44 - II 405 MU- H I — * - It UN 1H- H SIT t - creased by 78.1 percent in 1964 as mm * 4 111 I4W* H tl.'4JJ«51U + IH compared with 1963. the U.S. Small • MM M * k «W|*i IM II IISaSTH* H ia it aw- vt ltt» IIH* H MIA II IM llvt- W in tan Business Administration said. it ut M - » 17 IM MH !77IT7t UH- U AND EQUITABLE ia ttixiH IllltO IIH* H 7IMtaltH* H Andrew P. 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"Firtfliei don't com* out whan if» raining 'com* it would put thair firws out." IS ALWAYS GOOD,BUT 1T»NY THINK SHE ON HELP IT.' TUEWY, JUNE 4. 1985 The 71 Defense says reins will save billions previous six months, Sherick re- WASHINGTON (AP) - The Defense ported. Department's inspector general in- The report further lauds the formed Congress yesterday that performance of the Pentagon's Hot- "corrective actions" taken in line system, which is available to response to previous internal audits employees to report fraud, waste or will save taxpayers roughly $1.3 mismanagement. During the six- billion over coming years. month period, almost 4.000 calls or Joseph H. Sherick, in a required letters were received through the report covering the first six months Hotline system, producing 1,686 of the current fiscal year, also said substantive complaints that have his office had produced 8,491 new been or are being scrutinized. audit reports during the period During the prior six months, the "which contain potential monetary Hotline produced 1,508 substantive benefits of over $16 billion." complaints. Whether those savings are ul- According to Pentagon officials, timately realized, however, will the $13 billion in savings identified depend upon "management in Monday's report is not "new" responses" to the auditors' findings, money being reported to Congress the report indicates. for the first time. Rather, the report Without providing a list of specific is designed simply to illustrate how cases, the new report also states that well Pentagon auditors are doing criminal investigators within the with their internal reviews. Pentagon are continuing to step up During the previous six-month the pace of their work. period — from April 1. 1984 to During the six months ending September 30, 1984 - the inspector March 31, 468 convictions or indict- general attributed savings of $1.2 ments were obtained and 236 billion to "completed follow-up ac- suspensions or debarments of con- tions." tractors were approved. By com- The report also discloses the parison, 388 convictions and indict- Defense Contract Audit Agency ments were obtained during the examined $1595 billion worth of previous six months along with 224 actual or proposed contract pay- suspensions or debarments. ments during the six-month period, Moreover, 137 million in fines, of which $15.7 billion was now being penalties and restitutions were re- questioned. Similar figures for the covered during the latest period, previous six-month period were not compared to f 18.3 million during the available. ASSOCIATED PRESS PROTESTS — A Mounted New York City policeman keeps an eye on striking hotel workers Hotel strike talks begin; arrests made Hutton names president continued to be compromised by the as part of restructuring NEW YORK (API - Representa- and Visitors Bureau estimates. boil over into behavior that en- walkout of 14,000 bellhops, bar- tives of hotels and their striking The union has threatened to strike dangers strikers, management, tenders, maid, clerks, cooks and levied against the parent com- workers met for two hours yesterday more hotels unless a contract is other workers, hotel guests or the NEW YORK (AP) - E.F. waiters. The Hotel Association said pany or any of its employees. but were unable to end the 3-day-old signed soon. But about 80 have public at large," said Mayor Edward Hutton Group Inc., whose bro- about 4.000 replacement workers The Justice Department said selective walkout that has taken the guaranteed they will not be struck by Koch. "I am available to assist in kerage unit pleaded guilty to mail have been hired. signing agreements to go along with this matter providing that both sides the fraud stemmed from Hutton's luxury out of lodging in 40 of and wire fraud last month in an use of a check-writing scheme Manhattan's finest hotels Hotel restaurants are closed and whatever contract emerges from the agree that they would like me extensive check-writing scheme, only buffet breakfasts are available bargaining. between July 1980 and February The meeting resulted in a involved." said yesterday it has named a Room service was canceled at some 1982 to obtain the use of hundreds stalemate, according to Vito Pitta, At issue in the strike are wages new president as part of a of the struck hotels, and many After the short-lived session, of millions of dollars from many president of the Hotel-Motel Trades and management demands for con- reshuffling of top management. posted signs begging their guests' Glinsman said he would be in touch of its 400 commercial banks Council. AFL-C1O "We moved, but with both sides again. "I'll be tract changes that the union con- Robert P. Rittereiser, a 26- indulgence siders "givebacks," such as a two- without paying interest. Hutton they didn't,'' he said "There's no reaching out to them to pick up the year veteran of Merrill Lynch tt also established an $8 million fund more moving for us ' Thousands of families on summer pieces, ' he said. tier wage system so new employees Co., the nation's largest invest- would start at a lower salary than to reimburse any of the banks We are closer than we've ever vacations and at least 50,000 business Police have arrested about two ment firm, has been named injured by the scheme. been." said Albert Formicola. presi- travelers attending trade shows this dozen strikers so far, mostly for existing employees, reductions in Hutton's president and will be one pension benefits and a trebling of the "Our recent experience, pain- dent of the Hotel Association of New week have been forced to lug their disorderly conduct, and there have of four executives who comprise ful as it has been, has also given York, Inc., after what he called an own bags and endure the jeers of been a number of egg-throwing probationary period. a new office of the chairman, The union is seeking a 25 percent us a mandate to consider far- "intense session with a lot of give angry pickets since the strike began incidents. Hutton announced. reaching changes in our entire top and take." Saturday. Two pickets were "cut" in a salary increase over a four-year Rittereiser, 46, was Merrill pact, including a 6.5 per cent hike the management approach,' Fomon Both sides agreed to meet this Occupancy is usually lower on scuffle with replacement workers Lynch's chief financial officer, first year. Management's last offer said in a statement, referring to afternoon with a mediator, said to weekends, but with several trade Monday outside the Sheraton Centre, chief administrative officer and the check-writing case. was for 4.75 percent the first year, an executive vice president prior William Glinsman, downstate direc- shows opening yesterday, many said police spokesman Robert "The office of the chairman declining to about 2 percent in the to joining Hutton. He managed tor of the State Mediation Board. hotels were booked full. This month, Fitzpatrick. He said the two pickets institutionalizes what we have last year. six divisions and was a member The standards of refined elegance an estimated 1.5 million people will refused medical attention and re- attempted to achieve informally Under the old contract, hotel of Merrill Lynch's corporate of- set by the likes of the Plaza, the visit New York, where tourism is a fused to identify anyone. in recent years and will function workers earned an average of (315 a fice, its top-management team. Pierre and the Waldorf Astoria 12 billion industry, the Convention "We cannnot permit emotions to as our core management group week The other members of Hutton's with respect to all key strategic new office of the chairman in- and operating decisions," Fomon clude Robert Fomon, Hutton's said. chairman and chief executive; Hutton also .said it named Paul Scott Pierce, president of E.F. Rebels condemn raid, announce action Hines to oversee its treasury Hutton & Co. Inc., the brokerage controls, which Fomon conceded unit; and Thomas Lynch, who parently by fellow officers, during broke down and contributed to the SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador Napoleon Duarte and all the Chris- tactics moved on the hospital to preceded Rittereiser as president confusion among uniformed and brokerage unit's illegal activities. (AP) - Leftist rebels yesterday tian Democratic leadership respon- break an illegal 28-day-old strike by and is now vice chairman of the plainclothes police in the raid Sun- Hines currently is Hutton's ex- condemned a police raid on striking sible for this holocaust and criminal about 8,000 employees who are parent company. day to break up a strike at a Social ecutive vice president responsible hospital workers and said they would act against the working class," said demanding wage increases. The Security hospitl One patient re- Wall Street appeared to wel- for planning, control and ex- step up their military actions in a communique from the rebels' work stoppage affects hospital ad- portedly died because of lack of come the move to Hutton by ecutive development. retaliation Farabundo Marti National Libera- ministration, but employees say they Rittereiser, who Fomon said medical attention. Fomon also said Hutton's Four policemen were killed, ap- tion Front. are continuing to attend patients and "enjoys a justifiable reputation "We hold (President Jose) treasury operations will be per- Units trained in anti-guerrilla emergency cases. as one of the industry's rising iodically reviewed by the parent A spokesman for the striking stars." E.F. Hutton Group's com- company's audit committee, employees said yesterday they were mon stock climbed $1 50 a share which is comprised of Hutton's continuing the strike and denounced to $33 25 on the New York Stock outside directors. the arrest of the union's secretary Exchange. general, Guillermo Rojas, and its "In part, our recent problems On May 2, Hutton's brokerage were symptomatic of a structural secretary of disputes, Jorge Alberto unit, the nation's fifth-largest Pino. The two were among four weakness: our cash concentration investment house, agreed to pay and control functions were not people taken into custody by police, a $2 million fine after pleading who had warrants for their arrest, integrated," Fomon said. "This guilty to 2,000 charges of mail and reorganization will remedy that during the raid. wire fraud. No charges were The rebel communique called the weakness." police action "unprecedented" Electronics manufacturer pleads innocent of violations of making false statements on LOS ANGELES (AP) - An elec tic Treaty Organization meeting in government export forms. Ironies manufacturer pleaded inno- The Hague, Netherlands, where he cent yesterday to violating the Arms The maximum penalty on each served on a committee doing re- Control Act by exporting to Israel export charge is two years in prison search on aerospace guidance sys- devices that can be used as nuclear and 1100,000. The false statement tems. He said he had also recently bomb triggers. charges carry maximum penalties of received a U.S. Air Force commen- a $10,000 fine on each count. Richard Kelly Smyth, 55. who is dation for meritorious civilian ser- The indictment, returned May 16, accused of illegally exporting 800 vice. alleges that from January 1980 devices called krytrons, has said he through mid-December 1962. Smyth was astounded by the charges. The Smyth, who has not denied selling sent the krytrons to Israel without electronic timing devices also are the krytrons, said they were shipped obtaining the required export license used in photocopiers and strobe to the Heli Corp. of Tel Aviv, a or written approval from the U.S. lights. private company operated by Israeli State Department. Israel said it has used krytrons for businessman Arnan Milchan. Smyth, president of Milco Inter- non-nuclear purposes and has agreed Milchan has disavowed any knowl- national Inc., was arraigned shortly to return to U.S. custody the edge of the nuclear uses of krytrons. after returning from a North Atlan- krytrons remaining in stock. and has not been charged. U.S. District Judge Pamela Ann Rymer ordered Smyth to appear at another hearing in a week and said she would set a trial date then. Smyth, of the Los Angeles suburb Bypass project gets support of Huntlngton Beach, was silent in court except to enter his plea. FREEHOLD - The ranks of ing through a parallel freeway to the Outside court, his attorney, Alan supporters of the Route 33 Bypass south. Work on the bypass was . Croll, said neither he nor Smyth project have been swelled with the conducted from 1974-75. but ttw would have much to say about the addition of Congressman James freeway abruptly ends at the traffic case. Howard, D-N J , Mayor Michael circle where Routes 9. 33 and 78 During the hearing, Croll, who Wilson announced last night. meet. was retained by Smyth on Friday, Wilson said that, in a letter he The state plans to complete the lost a bid to delay the plea. received last week, Howard prom- remaining four miles of the project But Ms. Rymer said she believed ised to ask state Assembly Speaker in two segments, with work on phase ASSOCIATED PRESS the case should not be stalled any Alan Karcher, D-Middlesex. to re- one to begin next year and no HER PRIDE AND JOY — Snickers, a 17-year- approximately a foot long and weighs about three longer than necessary. assign priority status to the bypass. specific plans for phase two yet old lowland gorilla, holds her new offspring in her pounds. The baby's sex has not yet been "I think it's important that a Howard also pledged to work with announced cage at the Philadelphia Zoo in Philadelphia determined. matter of this type go to trial in a other state officials in Trenton. "We realize how vital (the bypass . short period of time," she said. yesterday The infant was born Saturday and is The project was developed in the project) is, not only to our borough Smyth is charged with IS viol- 1980's to take major highway traffic residents, but to our downtown ations of export law, and 15 counts away from the borough by redirect- businessmen," Wilson said.

T IR> The Rcgisl. r TUEMAY. JUNE 4, 1965 Classified .ACTION LINE 542-1700 =INDEX= Public Notices Situations Warned Malt Pets and Llv«tock_ 77 Bulldlnge/Oarao** 109 Camping Equipment 153 rect Insertion of any (L.gal.) Situation* Wanted Alrcr*ft_ . 76 Wanted to Rant 110 Recreational Vehicles 1S4 and only when It materially attocts Male/Female Swap or Exch 7» the value ol the ad II It contain* an Special Nolle*)* Child Care/Nursery Blcycles/Mlnl Bike SO Real Eatate for Sale Automotive error call daaallted. AH *d* are re- Lo«t and Found- t Schools 57 Sports Equipment . 81 stricted to th*lr proper ctaaaMcatton Special Nollc**_ Swimming Pools 82 Open Houees- 130 Wanted Automotive 220 and set In th* regular Dairy Register Trav*l-Tr*nsporuji.lon a Financial CBs. Electronics- S3 Houses lor Sale. 131 Construction Equipment— 230 style ol type Right Is raaarvad to 12 Merchandise Wanted . Condominiums/Town Aulo Financing 240 Instruction . Butln«»» Opportunity. 81 S4 edit or re|*ct any copy or ad. 15 Price Buster .132 Auto Insurance) 260 Mortgages. 62 85 Heue •utlnata Directory Mon*y To Loan_ Income Property 133 Auto R*nt/LMM 260 83 Farm Property- 134 Money Wanted 84 Real Estate Rentals Auto Sorvtosa/Parts 270 TO PLACE Commercial Property. 135 Motorcyel**) 280 Apartments YOUR 101 Induatrlal Property 136 Trucks and Trailers 290 Houses lor Rent Merchandise 102 Lots and Acreage 137 Auto* For Sal* 300 CLASSIFIED Employment Rentals to Share 103 Mobile Home. . 136 AD Merchandise lor S Winter Rentals Help Wanted Mai* or F*mal* 104 Cemetery Lota 139 Oarage/Yard Sal 105 READ YOUR AD CALL THE 51 Summer Rentals Real Eatate Wanted 140 Machinery For Furnished Rooms 106 THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE Babyslttlng/Crtlld Can .52 Rental Servl Dom*atlc Help Nunlnfl/Reiirement IT APPEAR8I 542-1700 53 Farm Equipmen Hom*s_ 107 Recreational Situations Wanted F*mal«_ 54 MONDAY-FRIDAY Auction Sales. Commercial Rentals 106 The Dally Register will not be re- Boats and Accessories 152 sponsible for more than on* Incor- 6:30-4:60

51 Htl» Wanted SI Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted II Help Wanted THE OVULATtON METHOD — Monmoulh Tha right la Mao ra- CARRIER WANTED DESK CLMK - FuN «me Newf aarvad to incraaaa or deoreeae Of national family punning Tha motel (or mtdrttoM-6 am EXCELLENT BTARTtNG Attornaya for Applicant* tha quanmiaa apeolted. In ma oompMa guide for under, • Highlanda downtown arei Mon.-Frt. Can MB-47OS SALARY — Fua, pert Bin*. Ben- DAVID J HANQO alandlng onM own tenuity Can Cell Jell III S*SO manner daalgnalad In tha tpocl D*BK CLBRK — Pert Mia. Newl •luna 4 SUM ftoatlona ba uaad for achieving or avoiding pregnancy 22S-142* lor m* ATTENTION! ej A A A ' hra. AH anna liemill. from S COLT* NICK 231 Utti* Silver By ordar of tho Board ol rmenlgM-a NOTICI OV PUBLIC KB 238 Red Bank Pleeaa manoon THi RIOISTER am-II p.m 0e* eT0-*1S7 or NOTICI Choaan FrMhotoari of lha Coun- 21 Business raplvlng lo a R< *es-4ra>. oome into MeOeneMa 1 veset TAKE NOTICE, that on Thurs- NOTICf OP DECISION ty of Monmouth. employ m ent ad CARPENTERS Long Brenett. ST2 MenniouW TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai THOMAS J LYNCH. JPJ., Service ATTaNOANT - Part Wne *Mry psua Tn* property deeignated at Major Site Plan No 64-01A toi — - — — , — , — ain ^_^ aa^ , iia« * • * — aee application ol tha undersigned In an|or atora wMa Waoounta. I Btooh 4* UtK ol tha T*. Map connection with construction tha purpose of enlarging the of- uviiriwaon. rfouvs naKio** to nt AUTO MECHANIC - nillllCUII In DRIVER your neada Cel Oee •< ot*erw,a*>rK>wn aa 1M Hta Ul Th* subject property ts common- ftoe space on trie third floor by braaaa. Ignmon end aulo A/C Eaal, Colt*Mack, owned by Rob ly known aa 500 Branch Avenu*. 500 square leet The premises in 250 Other cuollc Notices ES-766a art H and tvonne O Ervti question are located at 22S Oood aelary. oanetlla. Inoeneve aptua. but we wM train Me right Lima Sllvar, and is d«*tgnal*d on • UPERIOR COUNT peraon. 'cpllcaaoni Early morning IXPtNCMCao PXUMejaji _ noncootef mirtg to tha AO Zoning th* Tax Map aa Lot 63 in Block Bro*d street Red Bank. New 51 Help Wanted For lebetn* a iimdaang, Veer assignation of this araa or tha >rs*y 07701 OF NEW JERSEY Hanoi Pteee. Me. *S. 54 Th* nature of the variance is LAW DIVISION Male or Female Route Drivers. Part- round. Lena IteMllatnJ com Townahip Th* e*M application aa follows Reduce aide yard re- Copy ol said resolution n oi. AUTO DfTAH. PCP»ON - FlM propoeea construction ol an 18 MONMOUTH COUNTY time (vehicle sup- peny Muat heve Ortvera Hem** quirement from 15 to approx- file wfth the Secretary ol the Docket No L SMIQ-ts CHIROPRACTIC ASSIBTANT — a own waa. 767-0»so. X 24 ft. addition to th* existing imately 5 Planning Board and la available - - Can Mr. Energetic a penonafcla la werk structure on th* property tnd ClvM Action plied). Must have EXPtPHNcao vmacKEP. lor inspection during her t>usi ACCOUNTING Coppola for imerview- 747-0767 I buay ofltoa Muet werk week- OPUVEP. — Pert eme nejhei * MKKipfl b* in noncompllanca with Th* application and related neas houra. OHOIR FIXING DATE FOR nd* Cell 747-4*4*. valid driver's license Matons 623 and 711 of tha Ap- documents ara on tile at the of- HEARING AUTO MECHANIC — E.p In »ee»anaa Kerpen area pnceMe Zoning requirement*, as Ho* of tha Clark ol Little Silver C D 4 f REALTY ASSOCIATES I THE MATTER OF THE AP- A major oommuntcatton* com orakea. h-ont and. and tune-upe CLERK — a*OWI Liquor Eaton- and a clean driving praam Id. Cea *M WneM a lo tha setback and sideline rul and may be examined during ' BY ROGER J FOSS PLICATION OF NA-NA NINO TO p-ny in Central J*XB«y la looking Mual hava own wola. We offer y* neada pen ema dark eve- Towlnfl at 730-06*4 "Qi Any and all interested o regular buainaes hour*. All per- I ,,,„-. CMANQE HER NAME TO ALICE for art Accounting Manager to atarttng •alary and oom- inga Can 642-0220 record. No ex- FACTORY LABORER — wej affected parti**, may hav* an sons wishing to be heard with | NINO, BY HER PARENTS JUNO- managa th« Accounting/ manaurata program * training tram mature peraon to bulW pet- opportunity to ba naard on this regard to aald application may MO NINO AND TZAY-YIH NINO Butlnaaa ©rftoa ftMpontJbili programa and paid Ca benellla CLERK/TYPIST — WeN or- perience required ganlied peraon wanted for buay tarn chama tor kuwa machMea mater al a public hearing to ba appeer st the time and place aet Application having been made i»<>* manaQesmant of offloa far Interview oeN BUI 671-2416 The Register, One Some enpertenee working wnh nakl m tha M**tlng Room. Town forth above, and they win be 246 Montnouth County to (he Court by Jung-Mo Nlng (. financial ataiamartt and sale* offoie Starting Saia/y- budget preparation, account* r*>- BACKHOa OPERATOR 110.000. Company paid medical grinder haayful. Apply el Ptoren- nail. Conavf Road. Colts Mack given an opportunity to be heard COUNTY OF MON MOUTH and Tiay-Yih Nlng. parents of Register Plaza, oe MUM. 14*0 Florence Ava. on Jun* 20. IMS at • 18 P M James Dedenas Na-Na Nlng tor a Judgment c«rtfab*e/payabte and peyrott. Mual beeuerteneed I dental benefits Pteeas can •TATE Of NEW JWtMV Automated lyatemi aKpertenae Can teS-7462 Lorrtan* at M1-1M-N00 be- Shrewsbury, NJ. Union Beach Imwaan Sen, » Juna 4 $10 60 NOTICE TO BIDDER! authorising change of her name to Alice Ning. and for the entry of a mutt Supervtaory aaperlenc* BAKERS HELPER . CAKE tween a a m -5 p.m. Apply In person Notice is hereby given thai order lining a date lor th* prefefred. rNieWen reports •ealed bids will bae receivee d i directly lo tha PreMdent Rapty to FINISHER * DISHWASHERS CLERK/TYPIST FACTORY HELP 1*00*9 - On RooeM R Ervin hearing ol such application Foil time. Cell SSS-31SS 7 a.m.-9 a.m. .lng machlnaa lei ahttl We 236 Mrddtotown 10 00 o'clock- AM. prevailing IT IS on this 17th day of May Fun nma. Cell 11111 tirn* on Tuesday Jun* 2826 . 198IMS5 " 642-6010 lor Interview wet w. Cell Arrow Woven MS ORDERED that Friday •OX N-411 Label Co., Menooro 7*0 MIS by the Board of Chosen Free- Jun* 21. IMS at 9 o clock In the FuH or pert Hme tanal Oppty Employer M/« holders of the County of Morv THt niaitTER NOTICI OP Hf ARING) lofenoon or as soon thereafter CeN S4I-MM ededfor FLOHAL oaaiawapi - * eoe- 22» Keansburo PIMM laka nouca mat tha mouth, New Jersey tor Resurfac- as the matter can be heard at ONE NtaitTfR PLAZA - P.T/PT. U(M ing Various County Roads and SHREWSBURY NJ 07701 BARMAID M/P - Apply In per- livery SooneMoeJ car n IHena avaeeMa Eip pieemeel. undaraignad KM anoned lo tha tha Courthouse In Freehold. peraon to f Hertrtch* So?503 •ID- MtUfVACINO Planning Board of tha Townahlp Facilities with Bituminous Con- Monmouth County, ba rued as aon 1.» Palmer Lounge, ua CeMpeM.Cea Its 6S6I crate, Various location!. Mon- Equal Oppty tmptoyer M/f Palmar Aya w. Kaahaourg 8nan Laurel Aves , W. Maansturg ALL-WIATftlPi of Middiatown. ao M to parmit lha lima and place for th* heav- DRIVER - For m*a**ngii ear. TINNI* COUATt applicant to aubdrvtda tha aub- moulh County, Now Jersey Th* ing of auch application and of COLLEQE STUDCNT - Ex. PART-TIMB FLORAL PEBlONBR bids will be opened and read in •ART TIME - Adventure is BATHER/OROOMER'S HELPER vice Pen hma Pled Bank area lacl propany Into two (2) reelden- any obfections that may be mada yours *• * member of • RIFLE — Exp. or animal oriented Part perlenced In gymnaettc a* Ms lial iota, receive arM varianoa on public in th* Freeholders' Meet thereto. Cell Y.M.C.A " " ing Room. No 200, In th* Hall of SQUAD HI seniors, juniors lima week day* and Saturdaye Tha Keanaburg Board w propoaad lol M 02 and Irontaga Qrads. end College students, oaHevea. 4BS-M0* 741-2904 SSS3 "*" °~ Education lnv- (h* onto* of tha Board Sec- .receding the data for hearing BOSS detail oriented Bend reaume to: S5 Road Naw Monmoulh. NJ Aleo Charles Van Benachoten, P E 747-2211 Ask for PETE 8 A BO or veu are aarl moHvalad your can near naaded now to aaekit In fMW retary/Buetnees Manager. *t 140 "own M Mock 136 lot IS on uu L S , County Engineer era on file William T Wichmann JSC Bee N-4S0. The Rignui. MIGUEL PEREZ AMERICANS earn 616 to S26 per hr Straight Shrewabury. NJ 07701. work and auparvtaa ptaia. dron- kandePULL . TWMon.-FE - nRigiali e-4 m twee map in the office of said Engineer in une 4 114 40 AT THEIR BEST Prior service ing and reteled flew ot*oe tune- J-iiahUt Appty m peraon. Aean KtMOeburg NJ 07734. ttHwnn oommleelon Sieina 01 tha Kail ol Records Annex. Main may apply mageime aubacrlptiona from COOK — Fun Hme. bromng exp eon* Accurate rooorduoping * male Nuramg Home, a lha hours ol 9 00 am and 3 00 Street. Freehold, New Jersey your own home Call prafarrad muM. 4 yt degree helpful but not m Ava Mon-Fn . 6-4 A copy ol tha application Iwi Thee* may be inspected and/Df NJ ARMY 101-US-S17S BARTENDERS - Fuk time Deya required EimEiiil waning FULL TIME - l^__ ,__ Mn niad in tha offloa of Iho obtained by prospective bidden « nlghla Ground Hound. eaieryendCo benetkeavekeokj Planning Oaoarlmanl and may business hours after June NATIONAL GUARD •OOKKEEP1R/SECETARY — AH anma Appry in poraon. Aean Tna Malad Bida. clearly during t BO Highlanda Nuramg Home. S •" inepected If you hava any jpon proper notice and 6 Lost and Found PART TIM! - Adventure Benefits Inoutded Experience marked BID . RESURFACINd 4paymen iftis t ol a fee ol ten dollars required Send reeume to Caaer OOOK— For neewi oare leeWly. "" Ava. Mon -Frt . eU ALL-WEATHER TENNIS fours *a a member of a RIFLE canon, plaaa call 12011466* 200 (HOOO) payable to the Mon. SQUAD HI. seniors, juniors Service 7202. Shrewsbury, Apply In peraon, 144 COURTS ara to ba in tha office of mouth County Treasurer FREE FOUND ADS 07701 Keenabur*. tna Board Secretary/Buelneaa ~- • auccaaafui bidder shall be At a service to Our community, Orads. and College students Manager on or bafora 10:00 am red to comply with the Tha Oaiiy Register is offering a earn great pay- • |4000 ed. *«- COOK — Lunch Full lime. Start on 14 Juno 1**s Al thai lima tha A public hearing win ba hold FREE 3-line FOUND ad for 4 penee pay back t 15.040 01 Bin soys/amis immediately Aleo pen ome ban- EXI Wadnoaday. tha tern day of provisions of the New Jersey daya under oui MEN/WOMEN bida Ml oa opanad puwicly By Prevailing Wage Act Chapter d d 110.000 student loan repay quet cook. Apply In ma Board Sacroury/BuoMaai Juno. IMS ii 7 30 PM In ma classification •nt. Call lor Inter •!*»: Due to a rapKI greMh. wa neve inaula Houee. Bee I -pwnahip Hall. Middietown. NOW 150 of tha laws of 1M3 effective early morning naeepaiiai reulea Manager Tha Board raeerve* January 1, 1974, wtth require Rsgli-l.i appreciates you 747-2211 AMM I tor(Or PETE SABO Of Th* Hagtotar ha* an oceyilng tor a Dlslrlei Saess ma right IO raract any or an bida sty A WIN do its pan m nnd MIGUEL PEREZ avaaawe IN YOU" AIWA Cea COOK merits of P L 1675 c 117 EEZ AMERICANS 1-aao-14t4B*O today II you THE BIOOERS ARE REOUIREO AT THEITHER BESBS T Prior servto* Broiler and eeulee Put erne Managey In II* circulation <»*pw1m*nl TO COMPLY WITH PL 1B7S c agent or anornay and praeant The right I* r—rvsd to refect t 542-1700 may apply: •rent money, prleee * entrea Beneeey Cea Ni-OBU. Trils *rtlry l*v*l po*IUor Invotv** sup*rvt*rOB »ootti any obroctlon you may hava to any or all btds if deemed in th* AduHa mual heve a ear. DOO 1/17 TINTON FALLS - NJ ARMY STAWLEOOBP.it IN JEMEV COOK WANTED — Fua or pen carrier* In lr>* areei or aaias, aarvto* and ooH«c- •man tan feme* mued Pug. BRAKE - a front end meohanic —% Stan immaeHoejri. Nloa Hona. W* provlol* iralrMng and an *«c*H«nl com- Owner pisssa oai Assoctatad NATIONAL GUARD Experienced with tooM I day king oondreona Near lacetty Humane Soctety. M2-0100 _Hy in peraon to Bevenn or panaaUon packag*. W* ar* InaaraatBd in BflrsB*»>s APPLICATION - tnvtM Or week Hoaptlenaeon a Me In. IndMdual* «nv> hav* prior aaJaa/or iupejrvt»ory FOUND - Small BHek S brown gan**t-Mue*e Okeetor (or Trinity ouranoo. paw holiday*, op- Elalna. King* Row. 1600 Hwy SB. Terrier type dog In New Mon Epieoopal Church. AM Bank In- portunity tor edveneement •xparlano*. mouuv Call 671-6104 volves Sunday eervtOM Crown fire, Rta M. Port Mon- COSMETICIAN - AH around op- l FOUND - Female IngHafi we*k-ntght reneraal. Muet erator tor make-up atudlo In Fair To Apply Contact abte to guide a ohaHenolng Haven. Cell 747-1711 Sheepdog with Meek leather ooi- SrowVi program for 1BBS. Wrtt- BUSY ORTHODONTIC tar Cell Me-5412 eve*. 0 fcn rspllsi onfy wr» reeume end CUSTOMER SERVICE REP - Brian Banach 1714*40 PRACTICE Local oaoH nsisstts tape. Inotud* salary r*> Beeka talenta COA or ROA Ap. 542-4000 Ext. 287 FOUND - Puppy. 6/1*. ~"' Chrt**an commii- Pkcant muat be friendly, llnej Matawan 4 month old male —_ .lei. Apply to Muew energetic, oanng. have a great •rim heevy phone ooMaoL aatea. MlMd breed. Black with whlta on Commlaalon Chairman. P. 0. rapport with mnagin. and be and Mamg Inaulrea needed 583-5210 chaw Owner plaaa* cell A«- Box 741. Red Bank. N.J. 07701 willing io preMtoe keen deMtatry Omer oeneral oflloe preeedure aoowe Humana S Full time. Call 747-3*22 S22-0100 ARMY RESERVE CARRIER WANTED Slerer Cabta Communueeona. FOUND - Smell Maok female For delivery In lha Rumeon-Falr 403 South Bl Eatonlown EOE DRILL SERGEANTS Haven area Approximatelppoateyy tit Aa a vet. an E-4 wWi over to 2 houra per day Abot S2O0 DATA ENTP.V PERSON — Pert Juna 1 Very frlendty per day About S2O0 time. EJU> or wW train 747-3140 a wen bana.ad can Ma-so*t experience, your akIN per month.. RallaURl * oar a muat mfistOOper weekend or »1-1113 MAKE IT YOURSELF I MALE BEAOLE - Neer Keenaburg Amuaemenl Parh on or more pert Hme DAY CAMP COUNSELOR* a/1. Brown/Mack/whna Cell Call 201-741-aWO. PM Bank NJ NEEDED - July t-Auguet 3*. Can 2O1-7SO-11S1. FreefMW NJ CARPENTERS HELPERS - IntereeaM appttoenta aend re- avea. eas-sis2 Muat have Iran* Fuk Una only aume to: MlddtMown Swim a LOST — 5/27. green ARMY RESERVE 7S7-O0S0. Tenma Club. 140 Harmony Rd . Vicinity Lexington Ave , Fair BE ALL YOU CAN BE Mlddtotdwii. Ann: uee. Haven Band on one foot Owner ABSIBTANT MANAOER - Re- CARRIERS •aml-heeribroken SmaM rewerd aelf-aurtlng DELIVERY PERSON* - Earn up Call 741-61 n hM tor locel r< WANTED to 17/hr Summertime hra. avea or Tlnlon Falls area Can for eppt M!«M between LOST - Mela oat. bekjo-oronee Sale* exp a muat Some mane- it a.m.-4 p.m. tabby. May 22. in vlclnny of 7-11 oaruji axp neoaeeery Bend re- Wslllngton Rd. area auma a ealery requkemeMa k> DELIVERY PERSON* NEEDED Crochenincn granny teuerei on Branch ava Lima Sllvar Ra- Pleas* call Stew* Q*r- d S427a Mr* Jantoa. c/o LFO. Rt 202-J1 *>i • jn rn ae r-BI rx^ • h#w. ^ M <* ivnmeiic eennd « i VMC P.O. box 1BTA. Rlngoaa. NJ dolla al 542-8880 eeHfrntirTVaWwrTflBJ nT9r Pe/I ajfeajaj 3-ce* comneMn. men aei LO*T 5/26 - Vkanlty of Twilight hra. 6 fktxIMe hr*. day or Mght. osaator oeii »i-7ss-4aio CARRIER WANTED - Keyport. Earn up 10 17 hr.Cea S31-S4M j"» ""arm mnMrtui acket Ava . Keeneburg. man . wadding OMaun Bl, Broad at. Meln 61 m m Sim 10-20.72-44 band REWARD ASSEMBLY M/F - 11-4 p.m. Call 767-7380 c i DENTAL ASSISTANT a DENTAL t LOST - 6/30 Q i-soS. - -S3 r breoetei, 5/30 In I CARRIER WANTED Broed St. between ASSEMBLER/OPERATOR - In- KEYPORT Bmental value jection molding machine oper- VICINITY DSNTAIAL i ABBUJABSI8TANT T - Per) •42-1237 ators needed for 2nd. ehm. "Tveatrilnylon St. 3p.rn.-11 p.m. 3rd shift. 1 Ip.m -7 Thereea Si . Broadway TiSsf "°* *>S REWARD - For female tor- am 14 to alert, no exp neoeea nee ehe* eat Oeolawee on from ary Co paid benefits ' DAILY REGISTER OBNTAL RECEPTIONIST - Fun erne Rad Bank Band reaume to LAURA WHEELER leal Loal In tha vicinity 01 Sevan peraon. 17 Induetrlai Cak Cathy Berkley Bridgaa Rd. i Peag'Lene. Use rwood Beech box Z-4JS. The 1 Sliver. May II Can S41-2W1 MMBSO US-6210 Bhrawa>my. NJ. 07701 tept. 61 9 Special Notices TbtDsHv SHORE THINOa Don't mlaa lha Home a Leteure Show to be haw al Convention BRIDGE ADVICE Hell. Aabury Perk. Over SO exhibitor* with the kneel Itneet a recraatlonel ItekJ. _- dlaoount*. down*, food. OOn- By ALFRED SHEIN WOLD leata. entertainment end eem- Inara Adulta SI. Your child You needn't be a professional apadea. Since the opponent* bold under 11 free. By Armetrong bridge player or a mathematics about half of the high card* tn the Enterprlaea 222-0SM professor to execute a simple FREE YOURSELF - of the worry deck, they may be able to make a ol what ggif t to gat loor that t epectep l squeeze play now and then. All you part acore in spade*. Prepare to narnalunnarnalun . Bend Si torto oatalo tl g to need la comfortable diacarda while Mendy Mart* aim. p olo. compete against them by looking SIS, New Monmouth. NJ 0774S. you run a long iuit for a fit in diamond*. QIRLS - 17-21 wented tor MIBS When today's Bait took the top LEISURE TIME CONTEBT to ba North dealer held Jun. 21-2J al Convention , diamonds and continued with the Hall Home a Lekwre Show. ' Aabury Park Prlaea. Cea six of diamonds, South took the North-South vulnerable Armalrong for - " — queen and led a heart I WILL NOT — Be reeponelbki tor NORTH any debta oihar tnenthoee X West promptly stepped up with • AKQ105 ourred by myeefl. Robert F the ace of heart* and cashed two Orolhuaen. P(J Box 317. Key- more diamond*, defeating the con- J69KQ65.OQ10 Bawkjjaaiaiaeir A U-U**M k*«kM LEARN FRENCH 8 4 • A 9. You open with one heart, will B* *a Ik* way la »*• wan f**j imsr™* *~>"> and partner responds INT. The aaael »1.00 ,lu a rtMtaaeJ, mil-U- opponent* paa*. What do you aay ? irm—i Na. 10 eavelea* to Back- -1700 fammea, la car* *f tkla aanrasa- PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION ANSWEBi Bid two diamond*. - AH beginning metrumema lad- Since partner would bid one spade aew, P.O. Sea MS*, U* >*«j»li«, veneed trumpet). 261-eiaa with four or more apadea, the ->y*A weened coi- opponent* hold at leaat eight • JUNE 4, 1985 The 51 Hti»W«iit—' S1_ Help Wanted SI HtlpWanttd 71 Mtrchandlst 71 M«rch«ndlM LOOKIMO FOS^ 51 HtlpWanttd 54 Situations Wantte 71 Mtrchandlit PART TIME •Mntcm LIMO DRIVERS USED CAA *MM**MQH - Ftmal* lor Salt lor Salt for Salt • AaaiarVIe CM 74743S4 Ful A part Urna. aUpartanca FLOWf MHO - Dogwood uaaa IXMMMNOaO MOBM MICH. •*vw reeum* to praparratHa " DEPENDABLE - Woman will 5 HOMES WANTED ART TIME - Ctaanmg kvnouao 6-6' - 616 aach Map-a tnm 6-6 AMC - MM) MM MIIIIIM. daan your houaa. apanmant. ot- 5 homaa naodad to diapiay naw • $1A aaa*- Can W1-.667 VALET PARKER — Par ntgn rtaa hca Call 7a7-4S3« attar 9 Ca> ••*> I.MIK »ll III Ml mantton THE REOI8TER oondo MuM hava vakd drtvafa •olid vinyl aiding by Bathiaham aoaa fwm emu Staat Q'* CM lor ap look Oualinad homaownart wlH DtamanM and ta*a away Oafl pelnliimii t4t.»Tto amptoymant ad opan Mon -Frl 11-S p.rn lap aap Looking tor parmanant poa- Gal mora raadara to ohaoM out acaiva daalar Inoantlva rabaiaa your ad with a CHECK at tha top aftar 6 pm 787-4166 •, Horn.. • pratoirad. CM 222-21OS mon Inatttukonal cooking back- SALES PERSON — Part Ma. • mounting to huga aavlnga ftom and/or bottom ot your copy CaH i AM . Atlantic Mtgh- PART TIME BICRSTAP1Y ground Can aftar 330. 3-4 tun daya a waak Muat ba rataii prtoa • inatallalKMi Ra- Tha Daily WajHair CHllWUI Oav FREE2ER - O E uprtflM $130 MJMon.Frl li.-l.» CM IPtHDMFT REALTORS 4BJ—4450 nauwa. outgoing, wtatng to quirad no monay down. 100H King ataa apraad A curtatna. WuMMtl OWO. 747-M00 FULL T1M« BALIS MBLP laam Muat hava car Oood pay ft VETERANS EXPERIENCED — Ironing Shim financing avallabta Nopaymaota othar nama anJlatH CaH aftar 5 till tata lummaf CaH p.m. 747-4227. 'ANT TIME - WH a»a M| larbara. 747-aaM AIR CONDITIONER — Faddara. CHINA CLOSET - 34U72" Oak WHI babyall nlghta A waakanda In . S360. CaH S71-MI1. SEAMSTRESS — kpavtanoad •100 a 13.600 BTU 1 yroar old Paid. Walnut rtniah 2 glaaa aharvee my homa Exoallant ratarancaal •AWT-TIMI - luananoad tor drapary workroom. Muat ba CM 201-741 H NJ »67O aattlng U7S CLighteM d Bottom tor storage Aak- UflE — FamHy room ^ Midnight shift, 1 to 3 Mdleal Mimim ior buay aMa 10 out 4 aaw rjarnplala ar- CM 2O1-7B0-11S1. FraahoW NJ CALL Saa-SSOT 8M-0394 ing %260 CaM 747-O37 aotaa, chair*, tabiea. lampa. IKMkMlaM^ MIIIHIIM.II onma Aftarnoona, 4 days per week de- HARD~WORKINO LADY - From AIR CONDITIONER — Saara. drapaa, badaor—rt t '—i a £a*?4Si. thai BE ALL YOU CAN BE 7M-2363 FURNITURE — Damtn Ouaan mual Parmanant poaiaon Apply SECRETARY - Pan Oma. tor CaH aftar S pm . 7I7-M2O RialHir, Shiaaatury, N J load. No Exp. ana aofa bed 1100. Matahttig paraon McKanrlck'a Raa- Shado Traa Advtaory CommH- COLOR TV — 26* Maanaw. VICE-PRINCIPAL — For flnanca AIR CONDITIONER Mtopooftae. endtaMaftctub Necessary, will taurant. Hwy M. Lauranoa aa 2 Maaunga par month. Conaoto colonial recant check- and atudanl affalra 12 month •.000 BTU. 1150 chair |126 takea aU 3 Taak Harbor Typing raqukod Inlaraatad up Exoatlent 1125 firm CaH Train. Minimum contract IftoBttva Auguat 1, Call 2*1-1727 seer ft twin Taak bad wW) pamoa ptoaaa raapond In wrtang 261-9047 PART TIME HELP with nama Hi III and phono 1SSS. QuaaBnaMnni. N J Homa Health Aide ft companion drewars 6350 Parquat traaaM wage. Countar work (try Claanara. Taachara comflcaaon or N J Eaparianced. reliable ft honaat dining uote (75 Wood abatted no 10: MUdlwoan Twp. Shado COLONIAL HUTCH CMS42-SSU Principal! CartMcatton or lady would ilka to cara for you folding chairs (6) 110 each Irani on i part Traa Advtaory Cunmimaa. 1 Mapta $200 Klnga Hwy. Mlddlaaaain. 07744 aaulnalani ot anhar Minimum 5 and all your naad*. ftefarenoae ft AIR COMPRESSOR - Saarr 3 whit* lecquar night tabte 660. PART TIME yaara auwiaaafiil taachlng aa- iranaporatlon S- day* a waah h p . gaaollna. wtth 3 gal paint CaH48fl-O36J Picnic tabte wtth bench** 625 Call 542-4006 LUNCHEONETTE SECRETARY — Eaportanoad pananoa. ptatoiabla in a Cam aftar 10 am Can B71-21Q7 tank, and gauoa, so ft air hoaa. Call 970-0640. Betwsam 8AM-8AM CM a42-SS41 COLONIAL HUTCH — Oavti otic School. Evtdanoa of couraa 6 ft air hoaa i tt ft paint hoaa. wood ExcaHant condition $175 work In RaMgtoua Educa HOME HEALTH AIDE — Soaking FURNITURE — Daak. couch, aAWOIItVHOU—CLlAWtU—CLlAWtH — A»k lor Mr. Conner. 'ART-TIME — Day. night a Ftumaon Hka naw I3S0 Call 872-1645 Can 630-0464. Uon/Thaoloay. Sacondary nlghl |otj with tha avek or atdorty chair, coffaa tabla ate Raaaon- waakanda. spaclalllad Com- pratorrad. waaaanda. Four For Rumaon •Mn** r PtaPl Mm*M . Iva Expanancad. rallabla. honaat. AIR CONDITIONERS — Saara COLLECTORS STENGEL DIS- able CaH 972-2131 Eoual Oopty implorar M/F pular Malnlananoa Mual ba ra Saaaona. Raaltora. 530-M0O acnooi AdmkiMratton or School n Of M HSfVv* IM< r»- Own Irana 4B3-0747. •000 8TU $175 Faddara 8000 HES — Navar uaad RaaaonaWa •Wo 1 naa) appaarana Starting Fmanoa Kvtdanca of com OE AIR CONDITIONER — 16.O08 nd. CtllBa aauaanl UK MAINTENANCE - Fill M SECRETARY BTU S175 Qlbaon 6000 BTU 60 ft ot ornata go*d loal pictura M/r» WM train Call DaNraan • I pantancy m in HOUSECLEANINQ — 1 day a BTU* 220 voita Good con- r UUf. Oal U0-4I10 •orlUno auparvtaor E.pd only Manufacturing Arm In $40 C4»8 • 4BJ1SJO communication vvaalt Aafaranoaa, ratlat>la • framing $46. 644-3671. dition Baal ottar CaN 466-3166. Apply In paraon AUanHc High- Wanamaaaa looking tor ax- Pan Bma. t-a and participating Cathouc with honaal Call Judy. U3-iaia AIR CONDITIONER — Saa/r COMPUTER ATARI 12O0XL - par waak Raavad paraon to land! Nuralng Homa. I MaMa- aound pnnoaophy of Catholic a rn -4 p.m Vary raliabla Raaaonabla rataa P auma. namaa and addraaaaa of 3 waaatanda 530-4809 530-8327 OE FROST-FREE Call IMIWI MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - Word prui g a pma. but win limiaaaliiiiBI ratofanoaa. ofnclal REFRIGERATOR OAI ATTINOAMT - Fu» AIR CONDITIONER - 18.000 COMMODORE 16 — Keyboard bpananaad. Kayport apanmant rain Company banama. paid CoBaga trarwcrlpta and atata- LPN — Daalraa prlvata duty 16 6cu ft gold. $125 uma/pari amo. Apply In parton. vacation Salary oommanauraaa fn#ni of pnHoaop^y of Os*noisc BTU. 220 voH. $85 Call computar and monitor with tutor JIB Sunoeo. 1H Hwy M. oompla.. CM SS4-1S4S a-4 p m ATTENTION! Awallawa immadialary Fraa to Call 281-6626 aftar 11 am wntl axparlanoa Ban' Scnoot* lo: S—reft CommJttM, traval Eicananl rafarancaa CaH 530-6218 cart/tdge Onty 6 moa o*d $125 lECHANrC - Fu» oma A maon- Bo. Z-4SS. Tha SI John Vttwnvy High School, GENERAL ELECTRIC — Etacirtc rnwitton THE RCOI8TER 229-1422 ANDERSEN WINDOWS — and amc Muat havo own loot. 1 ral- SnrawaBury. NJ. 07701 Una Road. Hotmda., NJ 07733 Range Oood cond $100 CaH QET MAOV/LOT KMOM - *vt***n foptytog to • doora, A Atrium door* 60H dis- COMPUTER — Comodora 64. aranoaa Sara Ctoatng dala tor application Jun« NURSES AIDE — 10 yaara •*- 466-0067 aftar 6 p.m 'j_ For auto avatar Fun Ma Mual SECURITY - Tataprmna CHa- count DaHvary 1-800-523-8707 .641 dlac drive, aoaon printer a „ Apply In par- 22. IMS parkanca Exc*ll*nt rafarancaa patcMra bpartanoad tymac intartaca Some aoftware GE SELF CLEANING — OOWMa na awiimsmsn t PIZZA PERSONS - E. Praia- 11-7 ahlfl Private duty ANTIQUE TOOL CHEST — Pool aon. J 1 R Sunooo. 1*0 Hwy M. Katarrad Flaxlbta ahm houra T3t-im. larlanead only lor aummar am. CaJI 544-1114 •quiptmant '•, hp pump wtth A diac* $600 takaa ail CaoveN n A atactfw. range Kanmora nallabia Own tranaportaaon lloymam. Apply In paraon. flrtar Pool loungaa. laaf catchar 630-1001 atda-by-stda 18 cu ft troat tree " ipany banama WW tram VICE-PRINCIPLE — For clrcur PORFESSIONAL - Exp houaa MEDICAL TECHNICIAN — Part Wabbar kattta grIH. awnlnga. refnoera to*/freezer, Kanmora QIRLS & BOYS Danny'a Plua * Suba 12. 4ta quallflad paraon For appt cad rlcutum 12 month contract Ef COPIERS - $876 .nctudee i yr nma Exparlanoa In PMabolomy. cleaners Wa e wiwtln l ckaan your gray/whlta/Mack, 1-8 3-6',2-2' dlahwashar AH m avacado. eve 11 yr» and oWar Strong Bactronlca. M2-8241 (ecttve Auovat 1. IMS OuaMfl aarvtoa include* all part* A Muat ba iMa lo work IkulMa houaa or apt bayond your an- Cuatom hand-mada doll houaa, cond $600 671-8666 PIZZA > SHORT ORDER COOK canon*, N J Taachara CwWhJa pacUllona 254 7911 labor CM 468-0360 6 am-7 houra. Sand raauma to Cantral SECRETARY — For Tmion Pal playboy mao«*. Avtnut of play tarmkval at buay oom- SECRCTARY - WaM on. pnitoeopny of Catholic Schools couple will houaaeit In aKChanga 1820a Blrdaaya maple. 2 twin* POLICE RADIO DISPATCHER - Tha Two FUvera to.. Kumaon putartiad typa aatttng Company Oood typing ft atano ahlHa tot Sand raauma. for living quarters Both work lo- COUCH — 6 ba4ga wrth rual A M/F Long Branch PolKa Dapl k bad* 7 pea Muat b Keypunch or data pranaaalng non-pront arganauOon 35 of 3 pro- cally Exc raft. CaH 741-1492 542-1700 Llbaral trtnga banaUta CM klng $676. 631-7840 royal stiipaa Oood condition aKpartenc* hatpfui. but not houra $175 lo atari. Sa*vti r*> weekdays between 3-ttpm 4 BuOft* VHH, Bajlara 229-7000. a>l 947 taaa.final rafaranoaa, oWotal Col- Asking $100 IBM TYPEWRITERS to AdmifHatrator. S Ayr- ATTENTION JUNK DEALER - ' CaH 486-2425 laoa tranacrip4a and atatarTvant ol RENTAL $22-$26 par mo. PORTER-ORDERLY — PuN Bma l Lana. Abfdaao. NJ. Sailing vary chaap Dahumtdlflar. paraon Mutt typa M worn and pMloaopHy of Catholic School! mom wtth 17 y••u. s ••pertanca CRIB — Mattree*. sheet* A Rent-option to buy 747-1661 poaiuon avaHabfa on day ahtft. 07747 Coca Cola Cooler fl replace hava a oaalra lo laam lananta to; Saareh Commltlaa. SI. John and aicaHant tats In her bumpers $150 Baby awing $20 Ptaaaa can tor appomtmant tncluda major madlcaj. hoaptial- SECRETARY — Eipw>*nc«j viannay High School. LMa Road. Kali aburg homa Part Uma only equipamant, all braaa A much 2 kitchen chair* $30 Small office DEAL FOR APARTMENT — •714177. Hawop NuralngHoma. Groan vatvat hide-a-bed couch. laoon Ma Inauranoa and prom wt\h oood ahWa SHno a ptua. Holmdal. N J 07711 Cloalng pteai * Any tlma 707-1636 mora CaH 222-7666 desk 875 unshorn Beaver Jack- aharmg Sand dalallad back- data lor application juna 2? axe cond.. Dining room eat. POSITION - Malalanl DkaoMr but not raquirad. Local otttca. AUTO MECHANIC — «»> al, small $128 Friedrtch 8000 CALL ground InhKmatton lo Paraon- 1SSS. no padiatal labta, 3 laavea. of Park! and racraaaon. Abar- good working oondWona. fuN pariancax) Tool*, uaad car tot BTU a/c $400. CaH 671-6621 A nal Manaaar. JM Poat 56 Situations •eats 4 when closed- 8-10 open, daan Tap.. Nj Sand raauma to inn wttti bafvaflW Call 291-4000 Tha Car Co.. 739-2563 542-8880 Qrapnica. PO an MM, .heirs, server with glaaa top Mlcrtaal L Trolta. Dlractor of or aand rfMum* to Somsjri WantedMale Kaanaburg. N-J. OT7J4. No WAITRESSU'KITCHEN HELP , BAND EQUIPMENT — Fandar- CRIB A DRESSER — With mat- Contains Pacific cloth draw for OML/OUV n«MV - Oeod on Parka. RacraaBon * PubHe Corp., PO Bo« M7. ERS — Peasant part tlma poa- AAA HAULAWAY — Claan-upa Qulld-Muaicman-Kramar trass originally cost $600. seen silvar Flalwara C1I 870-3663 VajtajpnOtlSJ. Warrn. paVvOtlaV. A werfca. 1 Abar daan 8q . Abar- NJ. 07782 tttona tor atudanta. No lata No job too big or small Hauling, i gultare-ampa-atacirlc accordton- lice $300 Also coneole stereo A conaMarataw hanaM rro™ daak. I. NJ 07747. JACKSON FASSPRAV — Dish- NIOMT CLERK — Auditor. II SECHETARY/8ALE8 REP nlghta Will train Apply In paraon firewood Call Tom, 542-0164 heyboard* A effect* 727-1886. radio combo Perfect cond. Call aalwaan 3 4 30 Navaaink washer. 8 long Stainleaa iM •7am Man uuu 'n. Slaady PRESS M/F - AS Dick 360 To ba rtgnt nand to buay caota GARDENS TILLED — With B np 747-2975 anytime Fun or part Uma raar-round paaMon. Wa Iraki. Houaa. 40 Rlvararda Ava.. Rod BEDROOM FURNITURE - 2 ludaa smk. $600 RCA rear Ptaaaaaantf brtal daaonpwn o) IWOftanoad only. FU> OmaTV producar a hoat Offtoa in troy tiir*f Rea son* bta Carl rfuat apply m paraon. Howard Bank EOE double beds. 1 cheat of drawers. CURTAINS — Girls bike, ptano. projection TV, 45' screen 1 /r work asp. 4 fcaakoyaund. Oaod Jood opportunity. Salary opan Rumaon Show* taped on to- 642-4006 or 741-7160 OH 8 p m. Jonnaon Motor Lodoa. Mlddla canon Raxlbta hours 7472330 1 dresser 2 brass (amps Call dining tabla, speakers, water- old $1300 Call 741-5836 opptppy lor inaiaaaaaca lyay o Wmi U1U4! GUTTERS CLEANED ft RE- WAITER/WAITRESS — E.p 466-1663 batwaa-n 4-8. bed, plata* A more 630-5625 JENNY LINO CRIB — With mat- aand i atliiaaaail Wile, lo Jac- PAIRED - (Screening available) il e PRESS PERSON SERVICE STATION ATTEND- oral. Raqd mmad Tha Lad BED — Mattreaa. box spring, na Q . IS WWhN a ItI.E Ealon- NOW ACCEPTING APPLI- Window washing Fraa esti- DARK PINE CotoMaJ beacon* >• In good condition $50. Q S Running 1M0 muM EANT»S - Full a pan uma anma Bank. • Llndan PI. Ran Sank and lighted headboard Oood CATIONS - For dun.aahan. mate* Call Jaff. 495-1375 bench A rocking chair $290 for CaW 493-8711 lo»n. NJ 07T1414. parlancad only naad apply iab4. UnmadtoMy. Apply day ft night coo*t.» bua paopM 5J0- WM condition Call 870-2536 or both Call aftar 6 663-3346. Qraat opportunity for quality Mam * Tmlon E««on. Hwy M t Apply In paraon Mon.-Frl. Rod i^fc-^ M . . _ CabutfcibaM OUTTERS 291-3668 KARATE KICKING BAG - $3$. llilUfi FtVB CS PJI1 la^rajwn WANTED - Mala/lamala. klaal aims — "-it aontadtor MIS S mmoad paraon Bananta Can T Cleaned and repaired DEAL — Eatate aetitng turn of Man • English bike $50 Outiaf Mac Hwy 34 Ooaan E O E tor ratlraaa. Oaya or avaa. Call I BEDROOM SET - Cherry LEltUM TIMI CONTEST lo oa •7i-S*M S to t Call 747-2»45 Century wicker Authentic Call $50 utility cart $60 Laddar rack SERVICE STATION MANAOCR S30-9073 or M2-0294 rony. chest. double haw Juna 11-M at Cuniranaon 53J-928T lor Dodga Van $40 747-264$. PRESSER MAGICIAN - CaH Randy tha tr/mirror, twin bads, head Hai Homa a I ataim Show. WEEKEND COOK magician for your chiids party. A foot boards, box spring. A DEAL — Eatata aaNlng 12 KITCHEN SET — Tabta. 36x30 Aabury Park Pilaaa. Can NURSES - RN/LPN or ambruoua paraon looking for ; Yaar round branched crystal chandelier Or- Routine include* magic, comady matreee $360 291-9246. i. ttl-OWS CM 222-1774 Can S42-2M4 and 4 chairs. 8150 Also coffee A aFIOUNOSKIEPEFt-HANDV a aacura furura wrth ownarahlp magtc. Juggling and antmal igionalry made for Tara Mail in Ubwaaa Can 741-J4I7 tor BEDROOM SET — French Gone With Tha Wind Mm Call and table* CaN 466-9217 'EUaOH - >-ldaya par waak PRINTING WELDERS — boartancad in balloons 570-6155 3 10 53r-8288 KITCHEN-CABINETS - Upper rtaiiiincai raavaaaM Can Looking for queMty minded par pip* lining 4 welding Company Provencial, full canopied bad. Oarlatnc anpartanoa pratarrad MALE HOUSE PERSON - rored dr. cheat of drawers, 13 Counter top 16 includes Ir • p.m. eon m stripping dapt Krtowtadg* SERVICE HANDY PERSON — To paid hearth plan Salary com- DESKS. FILES — Tables, chairs, For runhar dataM apply In par- Cleaning, light cooking and exc cond Aaklng $400. CaH sink, stove and G E diahwesha* ol camara, stripping, and plating Mrtorm aarvtca work at naar meneurat* wtth axp Call btwn storage cabinets computar aon a-4 Mon.Frl Haknoal Con- other Prefer to work for mala Call 530-5436 or 727-6600 required B*n*m* CaN 972-9*64 homaa Muat ba axpartanoad m 8-4. S4ZIW 741-1468. tabtee. offtoa •quip a*c at only. 66.-6998. LAWN EQUIPMENT - Saws. AIDE — Pan lima. 7-1 in 11-4pm a m -i p.m. Mobaa Samoa Sta- condiuonad factory and ottar OLIVER'S CLEANING SERVICE hold, frame* lawn mowers, ate. 4 chairs. $76 AN excellent con- CaN 671-6606. - UtlMiri No awananca pm Apply In paraon. 144 Bon. Hwy. M Mlddlalcan. luHy paid company banaftla Weekly monthly, every other 6/4-6/11, ail day 78 Telegraph dition. CaN 291-2570 after 5pm PRODUCE MANAGER - tor Apply in paraon at Larmar Corp . LENOX - Brookda**. coff** twl. nacaaaary. MM tram hard workar Inrr m. Kaanaourt, weak Appointments only Hill Rd . Holmdal growing toad company, axe SHEET METAL HELPER — «2» Induatrlal Way Waal. Eaton- DINING ROOM SET - Dark pot. round platter Periect Wn good aalary a banaMa. Apply m par Uoanaad Call after 5. 787-2077 NURSES Atoaa - 'ut s pan Wantad for air condition Co. Exp laam. Hi rrorn > a.m.-6 p.m. BOATING — Frames, household, pine Trees*, labte with 6 chairs, condition $160 CaH 747-3478 aon Mak Oana Fooda. 12 Mor halpful. but not naoaaaary. Wa PANELING — Doors. Window* lawn mowers, etc. 8/4-6/11. all buflet $400 Call 630-1411 avaa aftar 6 . a.71-0177. aga Ava.. BayVa. •a vain Can for appt 2S1-3SOO YOUNG MAN — CoBaga aga Remodeling Repairs Roofing day 76 Telegraph mil Rd.. MSU> WANTID LIVING ROOM SET — 2 PT*C*L I •vrth drtvar'a kcanaa lo work in Minor plumbing A electric Paint- Holmdal DINING ROOM — Dark pine Col Pan ama For kmuliaaiialla CM Piliala Wuralng Mama. and taMaa A 1 coffee tabla, RAPtrxv anotma — marSHO. P HELP - Wood manutac- Road Dapt Can Mr Buck.ing Raaaonabla rataa. Free eati- onial Table 8 chairs, hutch, Ml-SMI. NURSES AIDE - 3-11 aMIl b- MM Staal Trading Company BOXES - CORRUGATED tabte pads $1600 Call 281-2466 couch A chair French 4U-7SSB or alop at Cona Hack maiee 264-8736 or 496-1176 KIF WAWTIC - For Maanin parlanoa pratarrad Apply In par- mg tor a fun charoa garraraj halp Can 431-3131 aftar 5. Provincial Good cond. Asking r Road Oapt Ru 34 a it. Colu ion 10 King Jamaa Nuratng Mdaor baokkaapor TUTORING — Engllah A Math oomplata Una of $400 CaN 261 6668 aflar 4 p.m Shirt or laundry Oapt CM g SHORT ORDER COOK 9-10 am h payrok taxat a By Monmouth College education anppdas. 462-4872 or iaf-1774. 400 r+BJf+ y 3 MtfOk#tO*l chroma tatoa*. 6 ohrome A oana MAQ88H1CCNT ANTIQUE bookkaapmg S Mala'Famala. bparlanoad. mator Gradaa 5-7 Jorge King 52 Babysitting chair* $460 Chroma chandelier PIECES — Beautiful antique up- mama NOW - For h* « pan NURSES - RN-LPN. fun ama. •Mi aalary raovlrarnanai lo Boa Can 741-SSM. daya, 747-9666 I Waal tor Col- 11-7 Apply In paraon. Arnold Z-4IB, Tha r Child Cara BUFFET CABINET — Brown $100 Oak daak $126, never uaad right grand piano 1899 StuiH A large attic fan $60, large aofa Bauer book matched walnut, Wanar Numng Homa. a22 So BHiawaLuiy.N.J. 07701 wood grain. (4) leave* 21 'V Laural Ava.. HaHM. Man-Prl. 56 Situations wide, cablnai-39* long, 23'V $129. 747-0764. hand carveo face A uprights 10-4 )• RIPOFITEFtS - Undid 10 covar tCF. aa Laural Ava wtda. 29*4* high. Room for Like naw, 1920 barber shop Wanted MslB/Femsle DISMWAHEH A ELECTRIC municipal go 7«7-«1OO BABYSITTER WANTED atoraga in cabinet Seat* 8-8 chair, whlta enamel A ohrome. ALPHA OMEGA MAID SERVICE STOVE - Baat Ottar NUR6U RNVLPN/AIDES M/F tor Tha Dairy STOCKWOfW I DELIVERING — FuU-rjma daya Car raquirad Call people Only uaad twice Baal i**th*r seal A back, also Hka Complete houaa claanlng with Call 291-8927 Naw pay rata PrtvaM duty and ale. for haaHh food atoraa. Can balwaan a SO 9 p m M4-7729 ottar Call 542-4666 aftar noon naw, 1020a racoon coal I -watwavl AH llfui BataMBSatkaai tha spirit Carpal claanlng, MORSE FARM HELP WANTIO . 'ajBwjajai. na* aarnwi arvawwaww 7473140 or 212-2113 DRAPERY SETS - 5pc/*et masetve man* coat, tall trimed Fiat or part Uma Aa llaaHi Can CHILD CARE - Fun Bma tor • furniture, oven* Dependable BUMPER POOL TABLE — $176 pocket* Call 261-6666 - inmnnia P*MI. caa tor Mum. 48x63 Victorian pan*. mo. old. Your homo In or naar Ca« 366-1113. Ping pong tabla $30 Electric SanMaa. IS Klnga Hwy.UkMla- PM 10 Jana Fodararo. City Edi- $150 Recline* mad green, uaad Mlddlatown. Unorolt, Rad Bank. motor water pump $36. Call 25- MAQNAVOX — Wood cabi- 1. a71-S4O0 tor. Boa O-40S. Tha Daly Ragla SUMMER ALTERATIONS — All hamt vary one*, no foam padding $150 lar. Shraaabury. NJ. 07701 Tlnkjn FaUa araa Call 741-7M2 747-4366. net $75 Good condition (2) hi- NURSES AIDE — I nlghta par •xperl«rvcad Call S3O-S741 ba- Muat aall 466-6666. HOSTESSES/HOST Wa-ra Equal Opportunity Em- ll* $40 each. C B Homa A car + IS COMING COMPANION NEEDED — For 13 Iwaan 9 a.m. ttH 5 p.m. BUNK BEDS — Solid dark pine WAITPaUSES/WACTERS waak 11 p.m. 10 7 am artlf! IU/F DRESSER/DESK COMBO horn* antenna $76 a* OM yaar old gki for aummar. Mual $300. Air conditioner $50 Camp TKura 1 Frl oi Fri 1 Sat Can Mra COMPLETE LAWN CUTTING 4 kitchen chairs. 10 apaad bike. 642-0661- SOONI hava own tranaportaoon. and trailer with screened porch $300 sooaya. isa I. __ Ban S41-S404. REAL ESTATE SALES — Wa Reasonable A Reliable Magnovox stereo 2 cabinet Call Uva baach Can altor • p m MAPLE DRESSER — Daak. A Houaa. Pad Bank, EOE 1 a Caii 747-4723. Cam awtra vacation caah matting •42 5141 642-4271 or 642-3766 Evaa 530-8960 twin bad $60 each Sings* aaw- BEDROOM CHEST — A night mn *- j _ _ _»^aS» - _ h. , _ _ * aaa wwa. Day S raant aMM - Pm OFFICE CLEAMN0 — Hoknaol TYPING — In my home DRUMS — 16 piece Tarn* your potanaalcM Oarrah Aa- EXPERIENCED MOTHER — WW taMaa. glaaa coffee table. ing macnina witn caiMnet ars Starting at S4 10L Muatt hava earn araa. 8 oaya. • p.m.-io p m. 4/hr Shfawabury Muat hava a good Double baas. 6 2lkJ)ian cymbals ataa, Shrawabury, 741 " --*- * ___ . . ^. t ^ ^. — jaaB fc^— awaaahaaaaafe^^ babyall m Waal Kaanaourg Irlrnpirtmn CM «S Mual ha»a IHaahona S oar. CM awapnona vosca ana oa avaaiaDta chartdaliers. curto cabinet, Can 747-70SS iranaaonaam. cai asa-MSS- homa. Fanoad In yard. Any aga. Pick-up A Delivery available. CaH high-hat. Baat raaaonabla ottar RIAL ESTATES SALES avamngafrom H10 pm.. Mon. quean headboard. LR couch A MAPLE TWIN BID — tlHnTanl rMXrUKUMP) - Putt or pan 747-8150 Can 4SS-S40S. 571-1868. Call 542-7669 aha* 6. HOLMDEL/COLTS NECK AREA thru Frl.. and Sat. Hp.ni. Cfaaira. 6x9 rug. 530-6678- oondlBon. 179. CaH BIS BUS. ama Sanaa*. M ahm A»at- OLD FASMONtD HOUSE- WE CLEAN A HAUL AWAY — DRYER FOR INTERVIEW CALL LIVE-IN BABYSITTER NEEDED CAMERA - Olympus OM10 SLR MICRO WAVE • CART — A-1 KEEPER — Who ooaa avaty- DIANE AFTER I p.m. Prtvato A commercial light hawf- Kanmora. atactrtc. $40 f 1.8 lana. DEC Fvaah, Mdgat S27S Piano 4 atool. UM Cord «aa7v44aSa5Iwar 'SmrmiSS twng Houra flaxrbta to aqual 3 Dependable aarvtoa. CaH Call 747-0463 off fwaranoaa a muat Salary bag. exc cond. AU$126 Also 28 organ, aofa bad. mapta dining daya par waak. Raaai aiwaa f- 542-4968 X Spm 747-6166. I INSTRUCTORS ouirad 741-7SS7 daya. avaa munmim T1-ta*0 ahar 5pm mm f 2.6 Vrvrtar Ian* for Canon DRYER — Kanmore eiec tabla Baal ottara Can nt-SOSr Equal Oppty Imptoyar M/F Avacado. vary good cond $50 asi-ssas. MATUfaX •AttYSITTER — WHh $40 530-5616 avaa MINOLTA X700 - CaH 496-1466. PART-TIME OPERATOR — (Tamporaryl. CAPHARD CONSOLE STEREO 1. 2S0PX flaari. aMa Ufta Mil p m 5 daya par waak. for SUMMER JOBS COM Naok araa Own tranapor — EMeUant condition. Reason - FILE CABINETS — 3-4-8 draw- Tripod. v1100 a REAL ESTATE BOYS AND URLS OVER 13 2-3 morrlta (mayba lengar). Caa •Mon Caa III SMI. able CaH 544-8475 er*, legal letter alia, vertical A jnrm a72-f*af waakand ol voura an E-4 wWi You-va xougfil about«. Lara I WORK AFTERNOONS AND 73B-1000 aak He Maty. 61 Business lateral Gd cond 767-6677 avar 3 iwWa ainaiiwma about It now. Our omoa la ona ol SATURDAY EASILY EARN (40- MOTHER'S HELPER — CARPETING — WaM to wall MINOLTA 135mm LENS — Can a01-7414ttw. Had Bank NJ OUTSIDE MAINTENANCE — Inatop 4 m lha Rad Bank araa SSO WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- Malartomala.tor 2 boya In Atlan- Opportunity Mator mill liquidating entire FOR SALE — Small coal stove. •r uaad ITS. Aecura tic Hlghlanda araa only. 3-4 hra. stock, brand' now 100% nylon Cana01-7a0-1iai.FraahoMNJ Tamporary Now thru Oct Mon- Wa ara buay. Wa naad you. Exc TATION NECESSARY HOW- BAIT A TACKLE BUSINESS — A ideal tor cabin. Odd furniture, Diamalic 200mm lana MS Min- a day Can 2S1-M7S. Any 3 room* living, dining, Frl. M CM 2S1-S0S7 for appt training, motivation s guidanea EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN Boat rental bualnaaa. Includaa aoma old; Many hand tool*. olta SRT 101 35mm camara. ARMY RESERVE bedroom to 375 aq ft. $166 in- Knaa rubber boot*. Hi* 10. naada rasa* 140 Ilinu aNar KEANSBURO. PORT MON- WOMAN WANTED — To cara tor (6) 16' Dory Fiberglaea boat* PAINTERS - OommaralalS oua- cludes custom install, over pad. brand new Call 222-8244 BE ALL YOU CAN BE MOUTH. HAZLET. SELFORD a oNMran • daya par waak dur- wtth dock and prime area on tha torn ppamang Mual hava I yra moro. Eapananoad or bogmnara AND MIDDLETOWN AREAS. Financing CaH Barry (201) ing Juna • aftor acnooi In Sapt. waterfront plus store InctudaMl FREEZER — Commarcial up- MOVINO-MUST SELLI — OrrTa INSURANCE — 00 you work kl aw., owownn trana 4SS-1M0 or Can Rogar THIS IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE 686-7200 Cak 747-4743 with all your stock Call 767-6072 right, 23 cu. ft. with 5 shelve*. B-piaoa badroom aat, p4na opan paraanal Unaa and war" to awnah 7(7-4373 hhra S-10p.rn CENTURY at COZENS FOR MORE INFORMATION or 284-8882 after 6 p.m. CAR STEREO SPEAKERS Storage bin In bottom, touch-a- hon»raaa. onroma 4 glaaa mir- to oommarcnal knaat Ham la PAINTERS - Commaraal ft eua- O CALL MR DICKSON M2-4SSS. 53 PoiWatrC Halp BANQUET-RESTAURANT 2 Top-Of-Line 6x9 Janaati Triax. mattc defrost A locking door wtth ror. Colonial oollaa S and tahlaa. panang. Muat hava I yra. key 3 yr*. old Exc. cond $700. radlnar. kxral > rug aat. Can SUMMER OFFICE HELP 3 targe benquei halts wtth over 100 watts. 2Vtj mths oM. $166 . own Sana 4SS-13S0 or COMPANION/HOUSEKEEPER •42 8340 »1-O477 Par yaw con»ankanea Wa naad a paraon for ganaral 200 parking, heavy highway traf- naw. $60 896-6738 altar 6 p m -4373 hra.ft-10 p.n t RECEPTIONIST — Part Bma. aBT — oflloa work. UgM typing and tola fic, buay A heavy hoavlly popu- Light typing 4 raoord kaaplng tor 10 PAINTERS - Commartaal ft cua- of tafaphona work Can 741-1311 lated affluent community Can- > praaaant omoa. CM tom. Muat hava 3 yaara aa- or apply at Waatarn Tarmna a traHy located 2 acrea grossing Paat Control. 423 Shrawatury 1 2 million. Call for details Naad INSURANCE — CommaroMI Ava. Shraaabury. DUST BUSTERS — Commarclal. $200,000 down unaa undanatllai. Total aocount RECEPTIONIST - Law orHoaa laaldanBM. floor waxing, carpal PAINTERS WANTIO — Fu« pratonaa GAG REALTORS 631-2000 ajD4p*V OOOO AaVaVV 4a^O 0#ftaWI* •ma. Apply m paraan: 45 Han- Inimaiii DEALERSHIP — With National NUI^NQ/MEDICAL anokaon PI. Fair oondraona. BanafHa. Chamun SUMMER Maintenance Corp Assured Ac- CM m-osog M» iinantw. Roy SohoMand. Roaan. Cavanagh 4 HOMEMAKER - bpartanoad counts. Guarantaad $500 weekly PAINTER - in S raaabll- Ukano. CM HUrna. 22»-3200 JOBS matura woman. 11to S . Ratoiaii- minimum inooma $16,000 full KtNMCL CARST AKSK — LHO-M ly a mual. Salary baaad on a>. oaa Can M1-47S4 Muat hava price Financing available POSITIONS AVAILABLE RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST - Fua- sjVfaBBawiOy O^fjav PJafMaWv rTwno- $7.15 TO START car. 215-643-8808 ad/animal anamad. Muat ba CM 73SMMT0, kjava oma. MUdlaMain law omoa. CM •1'lHtU waakanda CM waa. S71-S1O0 HOUSEKEEPER/COMPANION NEWSPAPER DELIVERY ROUTE NO — Uva In. EWVarty lady In good RESTAURANT HELP — Cook. Small ealabliahed early AM DAYS • EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME PART-TIME haarlh. Lovaty ocaan-front apt homa delivery route In lha New KIT0HSM HSL* - Sap. prat. Tha EXPERIENCE Own room, bath. TV. Non- Monmouth/MiddHMown area La* Bank. • undon Pi Rad EVES. & SAT. A.M. uona I amokar. Muat drtva Racant raf- dont work program. Work avail- Exc. potential tor growth Mini- arancaa Can 222-4797 RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES Qraat opportunity to aarn from RESTAURANT HELP — Bar- aMa In Monmouth County Irrtar- mal investment. Call 671-4104. tandar. hualaaa. krlchan halp LAB TECHNICIAN — Undid tor $70 00 to 1150.00 vtaw In Woodbrtdga. Mual ba 11 HOUSEKEEPER — tor atdarty Apply M paiaon. Flla PHYSICIAHS • MEDICAL TECMIMCtANS • MEDICAL SEOKTAMES. tit. nuwaonai oounaaang in a walght Waakfyy in our lalaphcina aalaa paraon. cara of amaa homo. Uva 02 Mortgage Uaa aSMa M hlUJIIIU I ». Muat Wan. S34-4SS0 Sam to Spm. m Cooking, ahopplng. at-nST, Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this ba nili i I MfMy Rl 3«. Shrawattury OfHoa RETIREES — BupHamanl in- TEACHERS ASSISTANT — For LIVE-IN WANTED — Room • DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register niaaialad. VaMgvnolura » no coma by homa arlang Comma TMa la kWal for: Intanta S loddlara 11-3. Mon-Frl. board aimaaal Ralatanuaa ra- GETVISA/MC aaa. nmmrt. CM iri-MU. pton cara K>ba alao avaHasto. Wa IS S0O paparr hour. 1Yaar round poa- quirad Can 747-SSaS or Ragardtaaa at cradlt hlatory or aatter Judy Mainim. HOMEMAKERS bond and Maura. CM for aaaaJH i. 2B4-«220 M4H Inoomat No-nah guarantaa. 4 LAWM MAMTIMANCt LAaXW- MATURE STUDENTS S43-S473 yaar old corporation liatad wtth TEACHERS — 7th S a* gradaa MATURE WOMAN AID ERS — Put ama. IS yaara or ANYONE RETAIL AUTO PARTS STORE local bualnaaa buraau Inaurad NURSES' AIDES HOME HEALTH AIDES Paraonnai DafH Who haa a naadtor aitr a tor mam • aodal afcaiaa. Sol- Thura.. Frl.. Sat.. Sun. oWar. OM igi-SSSS altar 7 p m and aacurad with SAL bank. Mrs CrttadMo ALL HEALTH CARC Inooma CM now. tnaaa won't aoca taMOhaV for San a awh, daV CaS 2S1-4S43 RN/LPN 3-11 partanaa mnmari Morning DaadUna Boon tor apppllcanta FAMILY A CHILDREN S SERVICE SERVICES. INC LSOAL SaCJUTAPIY - LW- paaTaTFaaf^tai. 3rd grada aaM^on- 1» Kmga Hwy afternoon A avansny hours avaM For brocrtura and application HOLMOEL CONVALESCENT 191 Bam Avenue n aap. pi ami ad Typing S CMfina ait M»0 anyajna. tatnad. Pan-uma Klndaroanan 54 Situations aand S3 tor poataga and hand- CENTEX Mlddlatown. N J 07744 t aMBa raaynraa wan aMMy Can tor appotntotant M-V4700 pnya-ad kaaohar. Parochial Long Branch. N J 07740 PART TIME WOIW — Naar your 1001 Auto Pana. Kayport ting Iratundabla) lo FAC. Inc.. IMHwy 34 IJ01I «7i M00 School. 717-1097. (201) 222-9100 homa lupaulalng mwapapir Wantad Famala P.O. Box 1041. Smyrna. OA Holmdal. NJ 07733 carrtara m lha aarly morning hra. RN/LPN — Pan Bma poamon TEACHER — OI MaBVMaSl 30081-1048 Pnona (2011 »82 You wm ovaraaa tha oarrtara. da- avMatla on 3-11 ahm. CM tor Ramadlaaon. Monmouth Ra- 4O4M7 Mil LSOAL BSBParTARY - HaaM Uvary. aalaa. and uularjlon ac- appt. (71-0177. I Mtlop Prfvala gwnai High School Bupar- LOW HAlttj law arm naaaa aapananoad •». nvmaa Parmanant poaMona ara Nuratng Homa. Inlandanft Omca. 842-1170. Eat ABOVE THE REST tat Mtg ratlnanclng. 72 hour ap- gaaHon aocraaary, stano reQutred, Ma araaa of 203. Afflrmatrva Action Em- IN CHILD CAREI provala. 2nd Mlga 4 Corp Loana RNS-LPNS — Fun 4 part Uma Your chad ahould ba contant. Kaanafiurg. Waal Kaanaburab . PL ptoyat/eoual Opponunrly Kramar Fin I 3S4-9OM poawona avaHabra on 3-11 pm happy and aaa ciaiad tor wtiMa PEOPLE CARE Ad*i« E Reacigno/Alma Pann. RN LPN. 1 HEALTH AIDES Monmouth. MkMMtown. Hatfat ahm, Ptaaaa CMtor appt . " TECHNICIAN — Wrth BaaU Oa- you work. I am a Fair Havan OF SOUTH JERSEY. INC Paraonnet/Dsrector of Nur**a Nurixng Dapt ft union Saaoh. CM ton fraa Nuramg Homa, ST1-01T7. otogy background. DuBaa mat. mothar who can do all of lha «3 Monay to Loan 944 Broad St /PO Baa MM MARLBORO PSYCHIATRIC Da LaSALLE HALL 1JJO0-141-OM0 or 177-4222 A BETTER LOAN RATE ROOM CLEANERS — Part Uma rooorrM abovaf 2Mi yaara aapananoa m Rad Bank. NJ 07701 HOSPITAL (State Facilttyl 810 Newman Springs floac FOR HOMEOWNERS LSOAL SECRETARY - Proa- PART TlMC — Huuamaanlng Naw motal S am.-4 p.m.. Sat 4 taking t chad care wnh TERRIFIC rarar- IN1IS30.1BM Rt 520 Marlboro NJ 07746 Lincrori. N J 07731 Wa attH oftar 11 <4 H govarn- akml M Natation iiaMaanm aorvtoa naada wM groomad Sun. CM •44-4703 ,201) S44VB100. X424/303 wont, brlala and ao lor*. Good anargane paopto to |a*n Iho wM macnanleal background. „ manl-bachad monay Bualnaaa loana alao avallabta ai low rataa paid taam. Own trana a mual. Bran raaumato: Bo a T-4S4. Tha You wait b* running BACK-UPS with aitanoad paybacka Wa CM 747-S34S Mon-Ttlura. 1-4 your own buatnaaa wn It housarwork has you In a aotva your Dnanclal piobtama t-m. prtjaa. inpa and oaan. TELEPHONE SALES Tha only raquaramanta ara ma bind, don't say "Uncls!" COLONIAL Mon -Frl . t-t 30 p. you arwMlaaat 11 yaara ok) am Say "BACK-UPSI" FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE. INC Paraonnai Oapt araa. OM a7S-S4M aflar »30 are ready ta work. I ForlmuHar/Mft Barrowt work. Houra Quality ctaanlng service TOLL-FREE . -j»a> Mam San* OMngtaa. Ta work Juna tt thru To aton up. cad 542-4000. Eit Paraonnal Racrurlara pm 741-3311 tori MCOBS NUPatNO SIRVWfS Labor Day. MUST hat* FM HI Raasonabls prlcas. 800-323-6556. Ext R88 PART TIMI SSCFMTAFIY - Croaa aamor MM ••mil Hazlst. Holmdal. RIVERVIEW tat Bodman Placa Computar or data prooaaalng Dir—iall Can 1714011 ba- SALES JERSEY SHORE Rad Sank. N J 07701 pralarrad. Houra 1 wagaa napo- TELEPHONE Matavrsn (V Mlddlatown MEDICAL CENTER 120119 aota Omoa tooattd In Patr araas. Call 671-4513. 35 Union Street MEDICAL CENTER UA 10 OM> Havan. 74T-7HI • SOLICITOR Red Bank, NJ 07701 * J *- " 71 Marchandlsa 1MS Corttaa Ava OkVaillttaMpOll OAal •# anWOQ PAJTrTtMiJANrrOfaAT" (201) S3O-22O0/2227 Naptuna. NJ 077U lor Sal* Work 4 nights and CM laracat I7»-11SS I ATTENTION! ExVtRISNCS CALLIORAPHV — Planning a 1201) 775-5500 bit Ml Wiaianl working i Weddirvg. Bar*MttiTvah or auch, 1TEAROLDOIOASDBVER oet paidtor S I Ptaaaa manaon THS FaWISTSR Nursing Dapt LrFMjUARO - Canwaa. Kay- PARTI MANAOSR tn do your Ca>Waraphy for not on the 11 to 7 arvfi INTRODUCING pan •gajliimi uaiaplin CM SSL? QROVE HEALTH MARINA tt am. asa-siie. vary muehmuotv. CaCaaN Linda, aftar I Ca»l72-1aUanar7pr ChHd Cara Center Four 10 hour aMfW tS4-1S4S S-4 a-ir. CARE CENTER p.m. al747-1S11. par week on the ntoW ahtn TSLLIPl — Savwga s Loan, aa- (Jl - tM Oaton tual tanka FRII •II Oraart Orov* Road BALM FBRSOII - poiTMTapaea v™p» avur'-anoew^^an'i. CIRTIFIED SPECIAL ED —* you Wta away. Can MI1W Free Perking Neptune. NJ O77S3 {»1) 122 -3400 pratorrad. Mn or Ml Bma. Apply Ew. Dana*Ha. aaa tor aaat a-WINOSURPERS WnliilLira. 41 Prom It Kay 7414MS. Juat Wta naw. Oraal prwa . Wywiaan, Fair JMlkttVMr. Cai 74 Lawn towfrl*.. SALES RIPRSMNTATtVI a DRAW WALNUT Dim — ajo. Ca«a44-ar»4 t pjn. ? TOW TRUCK 0NVBJW WANT- 1100. MtoJi naa bad ISO Can Information on placing an ad IO - lapartartaa naaalad In kght Ulllll aflar 4:10 p.m BALIS - A Maalri duty low Iruoka S Sat Mda Fun imeuth Mall haa COMPLETI CAM F0*l YOUR i PIECE si IIP onoup-aaso. LTVSJNS I NUMS In this DIRICTORY a. and part Saw) • CMH.CHILD -— W~M MUD, BUM'! mill bar s 4 MaaM SiSO: Ml nn tar anon anal tang tar PART TIME — Courrrar paraan 4 • awailai. Iw. KatatiaS maa*aand waah okrthaa »ot your Conaola atarao ISO: Conaora oaaaa m hamaa. Fraa Iramlng llanaiaami tor baaary CM i my homhama* MMon.-Fn FuM aurao wrth s traa* 1100 Call plaaaa call 842-4000 axt. 2St •71-2OM sax&sa0 •71-474* aalaaar H-l. tram. Can otmwi UO-OSSS. rrtv. TM-mT0 HI Thr Rfgliler TUOORY, JUNE 4, 1985 71 MarcMndls* 71 Mtrchindljs 71 Mtrchandls* 77 Pataand M BIcvcUl 102 Houaaafor 10* PvnHhttrmmt 130 OP*" Hou*aa _ lor Sal* RUMSON tar Sal* for Sal* Llvaalock Mini Btkt Rant ABERDEEN - AvM. now. Pn- OUT OP (TATE — RAILROAD THU — l__ 1 PAIR LOVE I .... a 4 r*om Colto Nock Ranch rial|>|ilail 4MK4, 44.40 Pr***- 940 Evarymng Inc *MM - Pyoi TRK-i an Bma ALL LANDLORDSI Announcement itor sato . meluding ura-lrnlid. 4*4*4, 47 40 7.7.1. CM 741-4040 BMs*Vj •^RTiaHaTawa*J, s>J4BrawnsiasinBwV^n*acV IITSJOC 9 roam*, kid*, aats S40D FREE, FAST. EASY!! ASEROEEN TO RED BANK 44.40 MM 1-400-523-1707 bralia. KKTlHall. Only 3 hand JUST RENTALsT^ALirMfTsBS-l t 9100 • 01 Pis Ml awn Tanamel Room* 4 etudto* from 440 a «* BLACK LAS grip*. 940 CaH 741^240 OPEN HOUSE SUZUKI ENGINE 1082 KM' KEANUURO YOU CHOOM, NO FEE! HOME RENT ALE. *kr. 3*4-1134 RALEIGH ORAN0 PMX - It" -IOMS RENTALS. Bkr. IBB-IO MOVING - O*k «nlr*J Miham* riiiiniinl nnnawan t $300 or B«st Oftar Fraatoaoaja-•to' J 1 bedroom only MOO 59 PARK AVE mg 4130 Can 430-4744 CalI l747-4 «a »wHmmlnfl fool* 2 bearaem, *NM ok 9400 a FAIR HAVEN OWMIIMO-UtTM. IMwnat Call 741-0139 altar 5pm Ntoa anm 1 lamily 4400 a F»om*4*ludtoefrom440*wk RUMSON >•"», (14141. C 4 YEAR OLO - B.lii nnlng paol CAPE COO - 3-4 bedrooms full HOME RENT ALE. Bkr 3*4-1234 REFRIGERATOR - San *pl ADORABLE KITTENS HOMB RSMTALS. *kr. 444-1234 Sun.. Jun* 2,1pm-3pm •Ua Avacado 479 Badroom apt FrMto goo d home 14' around w«i dask FHtor 141-3044 *ltor 1 p m SWIM POOLS - WaraMuM linor, post M good cond Pool lor KEVPORT month pkia utrntlM. w* have KEANSBURO Martlnavllto. Double bad. triple foroad to dlspoM of new on- M*to*itorr oth*f rental arpsimn 4F1N- kltch*n 475 a a MOVIU — 100 RBX currant draaaar. high ohaat. mirror, boi ground 31' long pools oomptoto CM 741 Ira*, muat ramotra 4 toav* lawn 1 badroom. haw paid 4300 8PINDHIFT REALTORS 4 roam*. CMM ok. 4400 ORIFT REALTOR*. 104 Eeel CM 4 30. •«• Mils »IO **ch plu* ptoy- tprlng 4 "wWaM 4140 I with hugs sundack*.tortomg. hi - RMr Rd Rumeon 747-4400 104 1. River Rd. rtaneon •r CM 930-3743 Advanced And 9 room*. M bak> paid 4300 a r eatm oiivrw niter* m. fnMirwy,* pumpaajsj , ladder*, war- 01 ttc AMIng SS44 COM 84 Marchandlaa HOME RENTALS. SkT 344-1234 HAZttt KEANSBURO MOVING — UuSI Ml. mil lull ranty etc Aaklng SS Baglnnars Room tor mm Plim oM 747-9600 9140. 9 pUoa - PLETE Financin' g avaMMl. CM Ston Wantad K1YPORT 1 Mm. kM*. M. 4400 Mor. upright fraaaer. *Mr 4 Nv- •M 4274 Anno.ua•t oOa b*k« hutch DOQ TRAINING 7B7-SS**. 717-2547. or ing room wan unH Can 444-0153 to!toe i 40u-a]4i3 2 bdrm. kid*, neat paid 4400 131 Mouae*ior •MM door 440 2 matching amaa Baythora Dog Club. 741-4044 I-A USED FURNITURE — At). 2 hvn. carpeting, parking 4400* JU4T RSNTALS. Bkr.. 344-1445 747-7247 TV 24" "qua*, working raWajratora. gala •final ol main a, white 4 ALASKAN MALAMUTE - A.K C. Oardan. KMa. Haat paH) 4400-a HIGHLANDS - 214 Be* Av*., 4 RED BANK — Convenient Broad MOVINO - Piano 4100. TV-brown. 435 aach Kltonan eM. 4 Good cond . PtoaM OM tomato. 1 y«*v. atovsr an d potan- oomantl Of horn**. *mc*. baaa- JUST RENTALS. Bkr, 344-1! BY OWNER - TMton FMS LOv*- a*ar*o-oombo. TV otook/whtt*. chain 4 War 440 244-4444 741-04*4. beat oftor tw braaoar ha ortor CM manto, ale. WW ham 1 itorn or *H LONG BRANCH •tod au*sM* for aduR*. SST4 • 741-1434 or 747-1 ly CoMntol 10 room*. IVt baths. couch 4 2 chair*, d**k. haavy 747-2044 CM 244-4441 "... _ a — • ** - REFRIGERATOR - OE Froel TV - Colonial. 29'ootor GE oon- Emotoncy. LI oooklng 4200 a utx* Rats. N* pet*. 241-3001 MO SANK — AltrtMOvfjty duly loot*, ale. 171 4744 aoto Need eoma work. Colonial AOUARIUM - 30-gaaon •choott Fin*ncir,g (214.000 M- traa 15.4 cu R H*rv**t gold ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS 6 rooms, endd O.K. 4300 HIGHLAND HILLS — 7 roam*. 1 met* 6 room hoot* C*il MOVINO - 4 ptooe bedroom Vary good condition 4240 C*H Magnavox HI-FI console WW CompM* aal-up Ltonal. Fryar. etc. I Hone* 1 paid. teke Dan offer 741-7379 aftor 7 2 bdrm KMa Pa* 4400 Brand new 2 bam* Cathadrlal ktichsn. tn kMty oongwvMl contemporary 34" bulchar block -0104 • ISO *V bseto lyty price. 2 bdrm UW* pd 4435 oeMnga. batoony. laundry, air homtMoMoo manful toatiMm p m 2445071 tssar roond labta. 3 tea creem parlor REFRIOERATOR - Kanmor* 17 CM 444-3094 North and. KM*, pet* 4400 ekyuihta, fMplao*. 1 oar gar.Ratlr*d or buamaa* paraon. non- CLIFTON chair* 4 oaoMall table. 74t-S*4O- cu n am* by aid*. Iroa-M. 200 ami 01 - aMcmal load BASSET HOUNO PUPPIES - • room*, dan. klda. 1400 age SI 100 * uHMtos. July 1 amoker. 532»/mo uMU In- MOVINO MUST MIL — 1 Hot- tor 4 bathroom alnk. CM ALL LIONEL TRAINS Ooaan block. 7 rm*. kkUII Ml-4449/542-5736 Is 4 e*c 7414344 2 family with 5 * » W/W oarpat. Awacado 4150. CaH 444-1494. AKC ragiatorM 4 wka old. Jun* walnut cablnat* In call-in point retnaereur IT cubit Mat. 1 630-3743 1 Had 4 whitoa 4 tri-ooton CM Or Fly*r Top caah *ppr*l**l JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 344-1558 WANTED — couch, to lino Both like new REFRIGERATOR — Brown. lor appl 571-4312 Prto* no obtool.111 2441 Hltohsna. HI* balhs, quesn *ua OoubU door 20 *0 It 4225 CaH TYPEWRITER — Smun/Carona. LONG BRANCH - Modern 3 Duptox. 2 badroom 4300 a n*M or ratkad non".*moklng bewrooma. 2 *tootric 4 gaa CaH 747-1744 530-5214 *l*ctrlc with carrying caaa. axe. BEAUTIFUL - 4 w*M oM ft** BASEBALL CARDS rtvM* baach, kMe/pM* 44 woman to oooupy *tlr*ctlv*ly full ' MOVING - Toro raal, 440 Ha d. ITS CM 442-404* or kltton*. Tuxauw. Brook. Plrato WANTED ImrnM. 4440/mo. 222-4441. 2-9. fWnoh, kM*. nraptooa. 4700 bad/Hving room. Pri- bar BO > rottoery 424 For Ura- REPRODUCTION 630-14*3 altar 4 p m •nd Frlc 4 Frac th* Hgar twin* CM 949-4044 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3*4-1234 vato kltch*n In tovaty oonganlal •ill. Urge property wt*l V— pMoa braaa *cr**n*. 1 tlx*d 4 1 Hareaw last*. 4x43' •-i5i- m with N Y 6 . Nawark. 4 4400 Cal 471-444* TYPEWRITER CM Room 747-4119. BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR KEANSBURO • u' lain 1 grala 4 1 Ml dog*. 414 BALE — CM Baoond Hand LH. LUXURY GARDEN APTS — I 43M/mo. ula* lnOuo*d. Hah. 4 UnrMrwood atootrte 944 479 BLACK BEAUTY — Muad braad 2 bbdroom, oarpat. Hurry. 4400 security required 741-44*4 11400. "Malntonanoa-rr** any 1 4 Map 4 113' toedar* 14 ROCKER/RtCLINER — straw- Call 223-3152 lamal*. 4 month. Fra* to good 144-0777 Altor 4. 2*4-4415 badroom Baaullful landacaplng Duplex, kttto/pats, 4400-1 mm Botox movia camara Coi- Hlghaal prtoM paidtor M Itam*. Pool 1 ml from OSP CM aluminum tiding" 1134.000 horn* CM 444-0111 altor 1 p m TOMS RIVER-lurnl*h*d room. aman aiov* 19* woofar Wood anoqu** Me. For bargains. Mop 244-1444. 4-9. M-F HOME RENTALS. Bkr 473-4344 Open Sal 4 Sun, loo at 24 4VO»d It Kaypori kltch*n 4 bath prlvilgea. 1 mo. • nuttar. 14>«3. 43 Old mod DALMATIANS AKC eaounty. U40 mo . 244-4710 COLTS NECK - -, •oda boxaa. 44 24 maal and MIDDLETOWN — Dynamn* 2 LITTLE SILVER — 4 BR. 2 bath VENDING MACHINE - lima BOOK WANTED - For family badroom. 3 bath brick front col-. boom Anchor Cham, oawa RUMSON — Moving. 4 lad Champion *»*d Lota 01 charm Beeumul St 1 yr 0*1*1 2 atory antry. landaoap* 4'%*' silka apruoa. 20' long " Kk chair*. 449 a*. Whit* sod* machtn* 4329 Clggan raaeona. (raooMcbona ol a NY. kMwe 41100 ma. •• 747-4111 108 Commercial maohm* 4444 Snack 4 candy Call 201-944-4014. Ma* Chlaf ot POHM). By Oaorga w wooded 1-f acre. Hardwood 4*4-141* ought Iron turntlur*. 4450 CM- MIDDLETOWN Rantala noors. 4 pan* doors, marbl* J* d**k*. 440 Anaqu* chain). machln* 4444 Lg aoda machln* OOBERMAN PINSCHERS - wi Ct B LONG BRANCH MOVINO — Amana chaal tr*M- 4444 CM 294-1*21 AKC. 14 mo.oks tomato. Rad Emotoncy LI cooking 4200 a flrapkto*. sunken Mb. PrtMd al 4100 M. Comar map** hutch. KNOLLWOOD 9 room*. chBd O.K. 4400 BRAND NEW USS.400 CM 344-3441 ar. 4129 Sola. gotd-belge. 474 (144 441-4104 Or 442-5722 ruat tor*-color background. Paid COINS — W* buy OM and rar* 4340/mo RED BANK, Broad SI Braanlronl. wawHil. 4100. Po»ar VIDEO — Compact JVC ponabla 4*00 asking 4300 Champion 2 bdrm KM* Pat* 4400 SALT 4 PEPPER — CMtockoii VMS and camara IV, v**rt old Atnancan coma and bHta. CaH GARDENS 2 bdrm utaa pd 4435 Appro.. 400 *q It plus utll'e Call FAIR HAVEN — Charming 2 aaw work bartoh 4 vtta. 4119 Hrwa Alao haJf-atotor to ona 774-0554 badroom home. 1 bath, deck 9ony color TV 17*. 4104 Ra- 130 dKtorani 4200 Chmaa* Naw coat 414O0 asking 4400 •bov*. 2yr old Mu* tomaM lor*- E.duaive I 4 2 bedroom *pt* North and. KMa. pas* 4400 741-1443 day*; 471-4141 MI 4 Cal altar 4 pm. 747-2443 Individual oas haat 4 central air living room, dining room. eat-In dinar $75 Rocker. 450 Char-B- anamalad oabmat Mmt b* Man color. ahow quality. Asking only ILITARY — Uniform*. mad*ls. 4 room*, dan. kMa. 4400 hltchan. llraplaca and g*r*g* Oua 4 Can. 440 CaM 747-1334 BMtollar Can 4*6-0342 4200 Mao 10 ao*c!*l horn* ha* I aworda. * all aouvanlr*. WW1. Exc location Just off Rt. 35 on Ooaan block, 7 rma, kkull COURTS OF RED BANK WALNUT CRIB - 4 I King* Hwy. East. (Walking dl*- 100 yard*to McCwto r Pond. Pri- SEARS BUT COMPACTOR — Ing 175 v old r*d ruat nautanM ink WW1. *tc OM JUST RENTALS. Bkr.. 144-1449. LUXURIOUS — OHIO* Milt* lulry veto yard bmdaeaped baavttfuUy MOVINO - Wall It*'am. Patio H*'a naarly bund Naw own*re or army 644-4030 tano* to Foodtown Shopping Kimlsh*d Avallabi* on par dl*m Work* wal Ammo 479 Saarl tor both CM 717 20*3 C*ntorl From 4449. D*»y 1-4. MATAWAN No trokar* 442.400 CM for lurnitur*. chMn aaw. air con- must hav* tonoad In yard. AH baaai, AH amenlttee included. sppt 942-7421. ^^^ ditioner, ate Can 741-4342 dryer Aakmg 114. CM 747-1404 WARDROBE CLOSET - Hans- good with oktor kid* Hav* shots MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (ALLI Sal 11-3 No pate 2 bedroom*, kid*/pan. 4400 a For Intormirlon call 53O-7JO0. Ing lamp*. Maytag dryar. cuatom and wormad No phono To a**, ANY AGE ANY CONDITION 971-0021 7 room*, option IP buy! 4500* FAIR HAVEN - Ev*ryon*s gold pldur* window df*pM com* to 70 Ubany Plac*. W TOP DOLLAR PAID 244-1077 MOM! RENTALS. Bkr 344-1244 Isvorll* A prstty 1 badroom. IVt MIODLETOWN-BELFORO MIDDLETOWN IMI onara CM 747-5450 Kaanaburg 1st Strat paaaad J 4 3 badroom duplex 4425 • 1 MIDOLETOWN - I badroom. 1 bath Colonial with pmHUd d*n. MUSIC EQUIPMENT — Shur* R Sunoco gai Manon on Hwy 34 PIANO WANTED PROFESSIONAL OFFICE microphon*. unloord. 100 watt MOWER — Bought laal y*er torWEIGHT BENCH - 4 watght* ull'i t aac Call 374-4442 lormal dining plua Mt-ln kitchen, gomg ***t p*r*onal raaaon* AnyoondHton 441-4411 SPINDRIFT REALTY. 2444511 SPACE. PRIME HWY 35 LO- lull casement. JatouaM porch amp.. AH** rnm land 91900. Mklng 91390. U**d 3 Dmatto tabkt with 4 chair*, cai toroama aato of good doga. MODERN APARTMENT CATION FIRST FLOOR. PRI- w/adK#*t*bl* boom 417ft com- bm*« Naw cond Mutt a*H mil MM. high chair CaH 530-4714 OCEANPORT — KMibafty VATE ENTRANCE AMPLE and Mtaclwd garage All IMS piala or ww **perato 747-44M H Urn* to plus gaa heal, flrapwoa. and a * CMI 441,1044 bator* 4pm FOR A GOOD HOME - Fra* 14 wood*. 2 badroom * den. 2vt PARKING 530-3240 72 Garaga/Yard bsthl 4975/mo CM 741-3001 brandnaw roof. 113* 400 OFFICE FURNITURE - 1 4 4 PIECE BLONO BEDROOM SET dog. black labador/Tarrtor WM RED BANK - 2 bedroom apl OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT — EA ARMSTRONG AGENCY d drawer nun* oebmet. 1 10-draw- — 4100 Maw /dryar 4400. Liv- Sato* Irainad good watch dog PtoaM 101 Apartmant* Qr«ai RhrereM* Av* location RED BANK Long Branch Can S AM PM. Raattors. 455 Proapaot Av*.. Lit- ar index hung capmat. 1 Mv« ing room aat. sola bad. chair call 593-4440 Living room, dining room, Mt-ln a room*, klda, garag* 4400 a •70-4334 tle SHv*r, 741-4500 chair. 3 arm chair*. Call 2 LOVESEATS - OM Uraill A-1 ABERDEEN TO RID BANK 1400 Alt In innaim 1 condition dMk*. lampa. wlckar. up- FREE TO A GOOD HOME - Klt- kitchen 4575/mo • utlllnea No 3b*droom Kid*/PM* 4400 44S-1443 EVM 144-4217. day* 414 3494 Cliflwood. tmty toadad. 4300 a Rumeon, 3 bedroom*...44 RED SANK — Convenient lo- GLORIA NILSON hoHrtarad chairs, mirror* All l*m 7 w*ek* Old. Littor tr*ln*d I. 2414212 cation 2. 9. 4 4 room omca tull- Reeltora OFFICE FURNITURE - Parted C*H anypm* 941-0424. Naptuna. I baoVosm. fur... 43O0 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 344 1214 SLIGHT PAINT DAMAGE crMp Lon* Arr*ng*r OutHrt. 145 Frawiow. 2 badroama .4400 RED SANK — Luxury Mgh-rMja. 2 es a,.n M par *q. ft. Met. A/C, Hwy 35. Shrewabury 442-4001 condition. Laaa than 1 yaar old Naw naahlng arrow akjn 4294 Shrawabury Ava. Rad Bank SEA BRIGHT — 2 bedroom haat. parking. 747-1100. Oa> panal desk M".7J- 4324 FREE 4 KITTENS — 2 long halr^ MANY OTHCM AVAILAsKEI bedrooms. 2 batha. Also 1 HOLMOEL compM*. waa 4444 Fra* lettor* ~ ira. Fn . Sat.. 9-3 pm ed. 1 calico. I tabby 4 weeks CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDSI badroom CM between 11 houM. Walk to private baach uetching oak cradanta 4225 Factory warranty. St. toft. 4400 par month plus utiiitt** EDWARD W COLLINS Factory warranty. SI A MOVINO SALE — Sal. 4/4 old To kind p*opto Littor train. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 344-1234 noon-1 p.m. 4 4-7 p.m., RED BANK S*cr*tartoa black and walnut CaH 1 14001 423-01 ad. weansd. 741-1474. 443-4445 Ev*s 4 W**k*nd* 531-4371. AGENCY 441-4144 daak. 1179 Modular black and 10-4 17 Hlpotnt Rd Llncroft ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 2 day* 747-2004 B**ulllul WATERFRONT offlc* ABILITY.DEPENDABILITY walnut daak. 24.54 4124. Can SOFA - 44- tons EiicMent con- CHFItSTMAS IN JUNE — Naw FREE TO GOOD HOME — Oer- badroom garden apt. 4435 Heal RED BANK building. 600 *q n or IJOOeq ft balWMII 4 4 5 442-4442 dition N»W raupBomarid m nau- TINTON FALLS — Completely M 442-4400. KEANSBURO - SUM. 20a*4 quality loya 10 am to 3pm Sal man 3h*pn*rd. no p*p*ra. good 4 hot wator mdudad. 1 '4 montha 1 room tumnned. -> utwttoe MUM be r*nnish*d Maaltor a Iral aaddto vshwt. UOO. CM alwr 1 Sun. 9/7 4 9/4 944 Broodald* with children, good watch dog. sacurHy No pale. 141-0004 CM artor 9 p.m. 741-1143. renovated 3 bedroom. 1 bath eUn/Furnl*h*d Offloe Sultos ORGAN - Hammond. 128 XL. 4. 747-0017 cek 449-0113. large Ismlly Bualn*** imuM "an tor 42.710 wMaaMtor 41.40 0 awitn s*Cy 4 Arwwnng Sen. EATONTOWN RED BANK in 47S/S4. 171 *Shr*w*l,ury. CM 741-9700 m*m ion* CM aftor 9. or baat oftar mint oond. many SOFA BED* — Cuatom naw GARAGE SALE - Sat Mey 14, PUPPIES 1 badroom .Only 435/w« 1 bedroom Furni*h*d only 797-0424 ouMandmg tosturae Can Matching with cushion back* Fra* to good homo CM Sam 3 rooms, child ok 5400 a VERMONT SKI HOUSE — 1150 *ach or 4275tor pai r Can 4-3 pm Sleds, gam** lots of 4 room*, kktt ok 4300 a 454-3024. altar 4 odds 4 *nd* 11 Detowar* Av* altar 4 at 444-1424 To Mulls HOME RENTALS. B>r 314-1234 2 bbdroom. nw train* 4400* Located batwMn Bromtoy 4 110 Wantad to Rant MIDDLETOWN Eve* 241-4430 Atlantic Hlghlanda only. HOME RENTALS Bkr 344-1234 Stralton Ua. Stoap* 10 Av.ll by APARTMENT WANTED - PIANO FREEHOLD •A* weak 1424. CM 514-9*4* SOFA - 440 UphoHMntd chair. Young professional l*mal* SwU WELL KEPT 1M.4O0 Upright Mahogany. 4440 GRANDMA'S ATTIC SALE FREE KITTENS Condo KM* Air 4400a Conveniently locetod. 3 CM aflar 4pm 747-2044 435 Annqu* marbl* Mand. 4300 amaH 1 badroom/aludlo epl in 41 Prinoaton Rd . Fair Havttn. off it*r**ting varMjty. plua cloth** Bl*ck Hlm*l*y*n and Rusaun 6 room*. kMa. pale. 1400 a TWINBROOK 103 Rantala to Red Bank area lor immediate bedrooms 17 dining room 24 PICK YOU*) OWN STRAW- Laka Ave 741-1444 Hoi doga 4 coff** 10*m-3pm. Blu* CM 717-034* JUST RgNTALS, Bkr 344-1599 occupancy PtoaM contact Kathy «ilch*n. l w bath*. fuH b BERRIES - **4 a at 4 Qt mini- Jun* 4 4 7 Mlddkttown Senior VILLAGE Shara al 64»-»300. am. 41 SPORTING OOOOS — HobblM. C*ntor t Nutrldan Dining Room GERMAN SHEPHERO HAZLET mum. 4-5 Jarryi Brook Farm F*mal* dog, AKC. 178. 2 tarn. kid*, sir 4400 HOUSE TO SHARE JUST LISTED 91J4.O00 "wy 34. Hemt.344-1413 Raal EMaw. Anbqua*. gifts t Croydon KM. LeonardvW* Rd . GARDEN APTS. Female, with or without chMdr*n MOTHER - With 2 chlldr.n. Split on 700.3*0 tot. 4 Leonardo Accepting Hams on Call 942-4303 4 horn** avaHablal 1 4 2 Mdrooms Horn 4440 Mod •Mklng 2 bdrm apl In Kayport othar tolaur* tim* marchandl** » JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 344-1949 CaH 241-9047 badroom*. 22 family room, not MrvlOM Ovar 40 •Khlb.lo.B in the 3rd 4 4th GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES •rn. aoadoue set*, mat. hoi 4 for July I CM 244-4421 *ftor 5 th* HOME 4 LEISURE SHOW al cold wator Cooking gaa in- WANTED — UNATTACHED - Mala*. AKC. S waaka old. HIGHLANDS PROFESSIONAL NURSE — with atuchM g*rag* Convention Hall. Aabury P*rk HOLMOEL liar age set* 1> laro* bon*d. *.c t*mp*r*m*nl. Mewlydon* Child ok 1300 a cluoad On-pramlsa* tonnl* EMALE 21-35. no children to Juh* 21. 22. 23 AdmtoKOn 42 ARooo Or Sat Juna 4. 4-5 p m 4 rooms. luHy loadad 4300 a courts, pool. racrMWon area. ah.ra apt In th* HlghUnd* wHh l**nag* d*ught*r seeking 2 Aaaortod houaahoM llama, •hot*. vwt-oamfMjd 774-43» mat* 34 Must b* amptoyad. badroom apt. In Rumson/Falr BENEDtTTO POOL SAFTY LADOCR Chlldran lr**. Flafr**hmam*. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 344-1234 Naar Eatontown shopping. E.c Raafly Group books, toy* No early birds HANDSOME BAY GELDING - school* Ocsan Twp. Furnlahad C*bl* TV VCR. airHsvan school district. 442-4457 Uaad ona aaaaon. 440 bocca ban tournamam. baauty Rsglatorad quartorhonM. 14 1 MIOHLANOS condlttorwjd. walk to baach 4-10 pnv REALTOR 471-0404 Oak 241-4407 conlaat. clown*, magic 4 much LEONARDO — 2 tamHy 41 Highway 39. OekhurM t200/mo*", electric Avallabi* MIDOLETOWN - Lookingto Bu y Nalul.ua Dr 10-3. Than. Jun* 4 hands. 10 yrs w*ll-tr*in*d 3 room*, kids Only 4300 a 531-4423 942-0112 REPUTABLE - BuHder MMs POOL HEATER - 4 Frt Jun* 7 Showa. traiirlda*. hunt*. CeHags- 1 bdrm. ippHsncsi 4300 a Jury IS on? Only mature, raapon or tail your homa? Lai ui naip boundownar 291-1171 2 BEDROOM - 4440 phi* uU- arbto rwad apply No siring* al local emciency/room In pnvato youl CENTURV 21 Emblndar Fto- LMTSZ. model «32t). never uead STORE FIXTURES - K-raoka. I- 5 rooms, kid*, pal*. 4500 a Itto* 1 '4 month security AH *p- hom*.ah*r*d r*ntal-houM- 129.000 BTU Ftoeeorwbl* Call •tonda. roundar* caah r*gl*wr. LITTLE SILVER — Jun* 7 4 4. Frl Pnvato baach. 9 reorhe. 4400 tachad 717-S144. " • 7 p.n aHor*. 971-3400 LABRADOR RETRIEVERS — pkanoat CM 471-1117 eftor 4 before 7 am Bitting 4-12 mot whll* buy- 530-3J40 manwani CM 241-5704 4 4al. 4-4. 44 Laura* Or Housa- JUST RENTALS. Bkr 344-1449 Ing/bKH. 4S2-1143. how clothoa. turmtur*. aunn Black pupplM 4 waaka old. UMON BEACH — 2 bedroom. MIDOLETOWN — By owner i OUEEN-SI7E SECTIONAL — STORAGE CABINETS — 121 6 books, blk* pans. Me moth*. AKC Champion. 175 to KEAN8BURG - By owner bedroom ranch. 1 'i bath, Uvmg IIMtuHnl 2 bedroom. SOxtOO naw kitchen *nd bath AvM RESPONSIBLE - Family need* 14 3 matching Mgn 170 aa Work tab**. 5 4 4' good horn* CM 241-4027 Juna 1 Ran raouirad 544-474* 105 Summar 3-bedroom houa* Fraariold. room, dining room, lamily room, 41000 Can 449 M C*H 747-4477 SHREWSBURY - Moving altar tot. central air. ps* haat We* to HowM Twp *r** Raaionacn large Mt-ln kitchen. g*r*g* 30 yaara Everything must go SIBERIAN HUSKY — Pedigreed UNION BEACH — 1 badroom Rantala •bov* around 14' pool, vt plua 471-! TAPPAN OAS RANGE - Doubt* 3 mo old. papar trained, had ASBURY - Roam tor rani In r*nt to 4400/mo NaUsd by ' irnlture, dryar. w**h*i lr**nr. •74.000 CM 212-431 7514 col- modern 1425 + utMHMW. 4 1% Juna 15 30 Rat* 440-9344 acraa. beat schools, near GSP REFRIGERATOR - 33' doubkt ov*n Oood condition 4300 CU t*. c*bin*ta own**, much almost M shots Asking 5125 months security CM 734-1719 private home. Naar baach 104. Mwiy am*. PrtoMto *M . door GE automatic lea makar mor* 20 Francis 91 Taka Henry Cell 445-4445 or 2*4-1470 Slngl* woman preferred Good SINOLE OENTLEMAN — 40 41M.B00 CM 747-4141. 21 A cu ft Avacado ruiMsnl St off N*wm*n Springs Rd 5/7 KEANSBURO - 4*sohvl»w Oar- location 774-1294 after 4. M day Seeking 1 bdrm apt. or aft. In TAPE DECK — Luunan K220 1 dans. 1 badroom NW. not oandmon 4400 CaH 747-3444 or OW nww condWon Coal 4 4/4 1 30-3 SO Bicyclas Rad Bank CM 444-0424. si MIDOLETOWN - NavaUnk area water 4 oooklng ga* me 4440 102 HOUMI for r*nt pm MM than 2 ml 10 Sandy Hook 3 Ota. onoa lios Can 542047a TINTON FALLS - Fn. 4 S*l Mini Blkas N CAROLINA — Ptoaaure Is. See Jim at Apt 14. 1S0A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK big bedroom* 2vt bath*. Urn- REFRIGERATOR — Admiral dual TAVERN SLATE POOL TABLE Juna 7-4. 4-5 pm Houaanoid Naw luxury ocean Iron! vM* YUPPIE NEEDS HOME - Famlty 1 BICYCLE — Raleigh Supwr Re- FraehoM. 2 badroom 4*00 a •amp 21 cu It rroal haa anoqua Subway, nomplm lurmaning. chHdran's Itoma. 3to*oe 4 Tannu. haawi club. 5 nom* soM About to b* hom*. Bold Oood condition Baal on*. cord" lo-ipied Mack lullinl KEANSBURO - 3 room garden Long Branch. Ml ulll* pd 4400 a poola. —unaa. GoH na*rby. saraaa Big lot with gUmpM ol Good cond. UOO clothing. knlck-knaeu. 141 •114 or DM oftor i*aa N**d small apt or will OCMn thfougn wtntar traM Only Calf 741-3342 aftot 7 9Vnt^Pf t^D I rk^ rVvJW rlo. apt Prnrete entrance. No pat* Ooaan Grove duptoe 4400 • "••fcly^ montnty, tooa l#f rn. thare. Make my day CM Jin CM 4*4-1447. Ron 542-4414 aftor 4 CM altor 4 747-4340 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3*4-12*4 Reeannable retas 741-3111 1114.400 LE4HER AS- 432-7443; altor 4pm 471-2412 SOCIATES. RaaRon. 241 0*11 300 Autos tor Sal* 300 AutotlorS-l* 300 Autotfortal* 300 Autos lor Hit SOO Auto* tar Ml* MOAutoi for sal* Auloifo MO Auto, tarMl * 300 Atrt««tartat«

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Our beautiful new World Class four door Hatchback FWD Touring Sedan The above K"h *?C.k N?' n\1, • a,lux,url0u8 *«am Crystal Coat exterior with tan c\oiTXHuSfnSJare 52Mlr !? •? ' °ftiOn8^»ln?luded are: Mntw •"" rest/console, automatic trans., tinted oSss defroster dual remote control mirrors, air conditioning, delux wipers, Hit steering conventional PRICK W"'"W MSRP-*11-O78-O° S«"'ng Price $9980 OTHERS INI STOCK AT^SIMILAR REMSEN DODGE 739-4010 Hwy 35 @ HOLMDEL RD., HAZLET . JUNE 4. 1985 The Hrsitlrr 111 131 HOUMS for Salt 31 Boat, » MO MolercycUi nr-nmnn -m, 290 Truck* * 300 Auto,'or S«l« 300 Autot lor Sal* 300 Autot lor Sal* 300 Auto* lor Sal* 300 Autot lor Sal* MM M MT.ooo t- AccMiorl.i TraUar* AMC - 19*9 RabaJ Station KYLARK - 19*7 Mint CAISARO ZM 1*7* - Rad with CHEVY NOVA IBM - 1 door CHEVY 1*79 MALIBU — 2 door HONDA Wagon 0 cyl ExcaHant running mtarior Naw parta vg. 940-4 black intarlor 350 4-apaad. auto PB/PB Mini condition. automat*. V9. P/S. P/B. A/C ' SIAHAWK 1MI - Bpan Nuna graat Baal oflar Call a Skiff. i**2 30 HP MarMaV NEW JERSEY'S • 1 VOLUME CHEVY O-10 1SS0 - Long bad Paat lalaat napactlon 9250 Call PB/P*. am/lm nillltil Aaklng 39 000 orlg ml 1 ownar 9 naw Bun roof Exoallanl condition I Oalor trlr Many aural HONDA DEALER Van. 9 cyl. auto Bat up for 492-9013 •42-4270 waakanda or anar 8 9*400 CM 942-1109 radial llraa. alweka. Aaklng SIM* or baal oflar Call oond 881QQ 8714818 carpanlar or aiactrtcian Raady p.m. waakdaya 92500 or baal oflar Call altar >» R1 I. FraanoM 10 work. S4T00 CM 2S4-175S AMC EAQLE 1994 — 4 wha*t CAMARO — 19B* 3 door. • cyl . 4SI-4M1 CADILLAC 1*7* - Original 747-9*72 batora 2 p m. 872.000 •' STARCRAFT - Oood lor drtva FuHy loadad 3.000 mMaa aba* I*** CaH 797-93M or 1BS1 CHEVY CITATION - 4 cyl 1B79 CHEVY SUBURBAN Exoallanl condition 911.500 Call ownar 80.000 rMMa ImmacmaH 971-9149 CHIVETTE 19*2 - 2 dr auto 4 door, auto, p/a. p/b. am/lm MANICURIST - Immad opan- Itthlng. akllng, diving 80 KAWASAKI 1>7I HZ 1000 - oondMon You ra chanea to own HPmaroury 0(1 Powar trim E>. Oaraoakapl 4400 muaa Aakirv 9900 o, baal ortar 971-0473 or 971-5*99 21.000 ml Exc cond Aaktlng tapa. a/c. mint 34.000 mi «t lor «w MMeww run o> 00 CM 7ST-SB0T raal caoVac 842-1*80 CHIVY CAMARO 19TS — Maett- ***** CM 871-2SS0 MMMIMI *fi J!! <* baal oflar CM S172I Call altar S pm amcany aound Body 4 Intarlor S3SO0 CM 4*3-254* atlar 9 pm SaWii.. Paid »ac*Soni 8 houdaya S4HSSS or *41-8**7 atw 8 74HO1O CHEVY PICK-UP 1S77 — 9' bad. A STAR IS BORN CADILLAC ELDORADO — 1BM vary good 91*00 or baat oflar cap. aun root, manual tram . s Trlola black [notaaril lor raalo- CAMARO U* 1M5 — Fully CHEVY MALIBU WAOON . optar banana CM for mtar. • COBIA TNI-HULL - BS HP 1177 KAWASAKI 7K Cal 9199M9 aRar 9 p m 1*77 73.000 mllaa P/S. P/B. •War, MOM Salon 2*4(333 cyl Eicallanl cond Aaklng anon or parta Wont atari 8500 13,000 muaa 93900 CM 797-7999 lor quick aala 871-7548. MWdla- CAR* UNOER 92.000 T-roof. MOO ml 914.000 CM radio Aaklng 81700. Call 2l2S!22 p* m "** waakday* °*a " 1790 day*-4pm 431-9300: avaa 8-« 281-8122 , Can 7S7-1S9S CHEVY RACK BODY TRUCK KINQSLEY AUTO SALES p.m. 493-2558 tn-rro • 1STI RANKIN tOWFaOtP. - 1990-9350 797-7997 CHEW MONTE CARLO 1M2 MIOOLETOWN IS hp marc RaouMI/IS houra 1175 KAWASAKI — 900 00 JAMARO 19*0 - V-9 Auto. A/C. CM 797-9004 Attract mora raadarahip by PS/PB. raUy whaala. AM/FM CHEVY MONZA 1*79 — V-9 V-*. PS/PB. A/C. vinyl rod. RAieiNO A FAMILY? Showroom condition Halmat S 1 CHIVY MONTI CARLO 1979 - placing a STAR at Iha lop • Vary olaan 90.000 ml V9. air. 49.000 mllaa 92*00 Can Lola or naw parta. 81*00 or baat am/tm mini E« cond Aak Than do n In thla 9 badroom attraa Includad Oaraga kapt CHEVY CIO 1881 - PS'PB low Wg 88*00 Can 2*4-*aS*. Ranch. Looatad In • Park-Ilka Adult ownad Aaklng 91500 mMaaga. oap. a«c cond . 8*000 and/or bottom of your ad 982— or baat oflar 9T1-MS0 bafdra 9 291-5*0* oflar CM 7974204 aak for Rich aawng Tnla homa boiiu • •' 1WI WILL CRAFT - low 717-5U4. 842-4271 or 842-378* For dataila. call tha Dally Mnoai mr mm. partact tor cnn- ridar. 130 marcury crulaar I/O Raglattr Claaarfiad Autos lor Sal* 300 Alitot lor Sal* 300 Autot lor Sal* 300 Autos lor Sale dran. Family room ha* a wood Mmtoondlllon IMKWMintraUar KAWASAKI KX90 19SS DODQE 1072 — Powar Wagon Dapanmant 542-1700 7-EM7 Mint oond Navar tacad Moving VS. 4 apd.. 7St PfAngM plo« burr*ia, nova wMi aMMg aiaaa muat aall Baal oflar Cal1 Cap. Call aflat 7 pm 741-S138 doom. COM aaa M IIM.MO LARSON - In- 495-9790 CENTURYII EINBINDEP. bOard/outMard Wrtr, trauar ( 1*78 FORD ENC 190 - 8 cyl 3 MALTORS 12000 Call KAWASAKI 750 LTD 1MI apd aundard ahlft. am/lm radio Nt- «71 WOO Opan M • pm Llka naw. 91500 SI20O Call waakdaya attar 5 BEAUTIFUL BLUE 1*74 Call 741-S991. Laava numbar pm «i JIIJ DUSTER — am/tm caaaatta. 2 RHODES ao - » » avlnruda Muat aaa Sacrificing KAWASAKI 250 CSR 1M2 FORD RANGER PICK-UP — alaclrlc. 9 tail! including 170 at 51200 or baat oflar Call Oood cond. 9.000 ml 1993 with cap. VS. auto. 31 000 lanoa. Poptop.Hactronlct An- 2S4-2MS MIOOLlTOWN/OArX Hill - no, M900 Naw boat on ordar SS25 CM 495-41M mllaa Eaaallant condition Ukii » badroom. 1 bath ranch in Caajllar i p m 172 Mat K21000 — 4 to 1 naadar. Cuatorr 95500 CM 797-492* BMW - 1991 320 I. 47000 ml ona a) MWMMm im aa- a/c. aun roof, am/tm caaatta. AMF SUNFISH - _ carba. much mora 91400 Cal alrabta araaa. Convanlani to 530-5219 1V70 FORD PICK-UP — 4«4 afvar 4 biua 5 apaad Excaliant partway and train autlon B/W/B MII a •dluilabla tilt 15x36- nraa with whita wagon cond Vary wall malntalnad Baat •aauWul Inground pool. Flra- rail* Both in axoattant con whaala 9 much mora Baat ofiw Oflar 3*0-0700 daya. oor L — —fc—— • — I — i^wi i III1H0 By M1H1I BUHLER 4 BITTER INC ownar CM lor appointment SUZUKI ENGINE 19B2 Plymouth.Chryal^-MQ-Jaguar BEETLE CATBOAT $300 or B«9I Ofler FORO PICK-UP XLT F250 1973 32IM Mwy 35 2*4-5000 •71-Mif. Oood condition — Looka and runa graat. 52000 CM »t-797t Call 741-0138 sttw 5pm. Call M4-SS12 BUHLER 4 BITTER INC MONMOUTH BEACH SUZUKI 1*78 PS 1S8S Plymouth-Chryalar-MQ-Jaguar BLUEJAY SAILBOAT - E«c« 3290 Hwy 35 284-5000 A RIVERFRONT lam oondwon Naw aaua E«traa Mini oond. Aaklng 8800 FORD 1991 F 150 — Ulua pick- CUSTOM BRICK RANCH •MOO Can U0-7491 CM 4*8*4*4 aflar 9 pm up. 9* bad. dual gaa tanka. avtra BUICK SKYLARK 1S77 - 2 door. VS. auto . PS. A/C. 83.000 vtaw* of 1991 SUZUKI TS 250 - Dua auapanalon. 47.000 ml. PS/PS. BOSTON WALER1M2- 17 n.Uaa Excallanl condition Call purpoaa atraal bfka Bought lae Rangar pkg. Exc. cond Aaklng Jonnaon V-4. trarlar. Oaan 870-0127 aflar 7pm «Nh nraptaoa. dining room, kg yaar aa kfli-ovar. only 700 mllaa 9520O 227-9118 altar 9 pm CMS91-BS0S. 591-0*** aawn Mahan. 1-4 badrooma. 3 Pariact cond 9700 Call altar ! BUICK REOAL 1979 - PS/PB. cash rebate LEETCRAFT BOW RIDER 1S7S pm 741-9520 A/C. 89.000 ml . good cond Bart** room wHft atmung doom lo — is1. K HP. Marc, outboard. FORD 1971 F100 — 302 angina, 93900 Plaaaa call aflar a p m SUZUKI 1979 OS 425 E - Oooo !•»*» raaad Bagalona patio 210 Qator traHar. nmw carpal. 24 gal floor ahlft. runa good, naada 87I-72M cond Baat oflar ova, 9500 Cal rtvartront burkhaad. 9 tona gaa. tank. Baal ofiar ovar UM0 Can body work 9479 Call 281-0763 797-4791 anar 5 pm. anar 5 pm. •• haat. Oantral air. burglar 71-M4S BUICK ELECTRA 1975 — 4 dr . alarm, t oar aaraoa. baauWul 1979 TS 400 SUZUKI - Oooo all powar. 4 naw llraa Runa Ilka 4'.V 1SB1DUFUNAUTIC — 8ld« JEEP CHEROKEE. 79. V O StM.OOO Call condition. Muat aall. Aaklno 1 naw Muat try n to buy It 81500 Is lust the beginning onaota 36 hp alactrlc atari condi . many axtraa. 94500. cal 9250 Call 222 4129 CM 284-0423 aflar 5 45 p m ft*7*M onnaon. OF compaaa. CO S09-«w9-41M MONMOUTH COUNTY - Can •kg Tm traHar ft many mora YAMAHA — 390 SX, 4.400 mllaa 1074 BUICK LASABRE — 4 lor our oompHmantary broctiura amraa. E«c. cond Muat aon Aak- EHC oond. Muat aall S550 Can 1994 NISSAN - 4<4 truck door. VS. P/S. P/B. A/C S350 Mangle .Auto Leasing ngt9SO0 7»7-»124 AM/FM caaaana. 5 apd. 7500 Call 971-0425 aflar 8 pm FOUR MASONSREALTORS muaa. Excaaant condition Call BUICK ESTATE WAOON 1971 — RUMSON SS0-M00 MP 77. 19 It cuddy. 2M omc. 281 Mopeds 741-2243 or 571-0091 MOM Mon-Frl M1-49S-S09S Runa wall 1300 or baat oflar brings a better way of leasing MIOOLETOWN 171-MOO SM-0SM waakanda QENERAL MOPED 19S1 Call 405-1777 aflar 8 pm. HOLMDU. M«.]700 MAKO 21 CENTER CONSOLE 300 Auto* tor Sal* I960 BUICK RIVERA — Muat CM 4SS-O74O OAK MOQI MALTY BT7 — With 140 hp Jonnaon aall E«c«llani condition Loadad To the Red Bank area AduN Communnaa Nawly rabuD! angina with powar MOTOBECANE 1990 - E«cdl 19** DODQE CORONET 52.000 mllaa Call 671-8240 mm 1BS4 galvanliad landam lanl condMon Baal Oflar. CM WAOON — Exc running cond BUICK SKYLARK II arrange. Call Mike Iverson at orhatf trallar wtltt aarga brakaa 972-1792 Od transportation Cargo carriar A $500 cash rebate at the time of Inc 92*5 797-4980 or 291-2747 Raaaonabla RANCH E.c oond 110.500 Call CaH 7M-M20 (201) 842-7919 for rates and other •71-0479 or S71 -MM YAMAHA CHAPPY — 1SS2. delivery is standard equipment Contar prrjaarty «» tancad aubarb condition, vary laat. *BBa*Afeah*afednM SJ ^ —^. ,, •• —, — g— _ i _ _ _ .* 1979 T-BIRD - 2 door Full BUICK RIVIERA 1991 - PS/PS, information. You'll get all the (^••TjpartJ J DfJOTvvfT>B CnOIOvvO MERCURY - g.s angina. Undar nalmat includad. Muat ba aaan I powar Ovar S2500 apant on car tilt whaal cruiaa. alarm, plonaar with every lease plan. And that's porch. LMoo room wtth Frtnch warranty * 14' nbargiaaa boat a Mat drrvan 9450 or baat oflar In laal yaar 93000 or baat oflar componant lyatam Exc. oond details you need over the phone. 747-SMS just one of the benefits you get at door* to yard taWn knchar. p,ua IraHar Call 990-9741 CM 495 234» 98700 Call 942-7412 And when you have all the facts, formal dining room All ga» RHODE* II7S - 2 yr old aaua. Triangle Leasing. homa wrth oantfil air At n goodrj Ianapa Saal odar ovar 300 Autot for Sal* 300 Autos tor Sal* 300 Autos for Sal* you'll understand why Triangle Vary pratty and In a oonvaNanl 2750 CCain avaa 741-*STS Selection second-to-none art* at Kaanaburg wno Leasing offers you a better way to CENTlJRV21COnNS Raanora SAILBOAT - 20' Bucklnaar, _f 4. 10 HP Chryataf out- And Triangle makes leasing even board A aaay load trallar Baat drive with lower monthly payments. W' * tTrVajf rT>O , r aVf FvWVOO easier with the widest selection of otlar Call 871-11I» Lease from the company that puts MMIM KAY MOTORS IS YOUR... imported or domestic cars. With RU> BANK _ For aala by ownar 2*' 5EABIFID — 197* With fry- reliability first. Pinlaailuini uaa 3 Mory homo bndoa faama aa 2*' Phoanlx). Triangle you select the options w» many opHona including • Aaklng S38.0OO CM 291-02O* SEA RAY 20 you want and how long the lease tranca. Naar Broad 8t financial 8 cyt motor Exo oond. Remember, with Triangle, you'll mmm. iirg.ooo can aiur 7 Many aitraa 83*00 Call will run. p m uo-liM 255-5545 at i 30pm or 10:30pm UUARU be starting out $500 ahead .. . RtD BANK—For aata by ownar 7' ODAY DAY SAILER — 8 On* phone call can do it all dOom. 1 H Balri. living room rauar Boal covar Boat In watar in cash dkMna rooaam. ddan Baa haat 8*00 firm Call 284-**41 And nothing could be easier to Can 74 M Horaapowar Jonnaon motor HEADQUARTERS TMTON FALL* - Earn araa Naada worn Baal oflar CM By awnar MM I yaar old ouatom 971-9*25 noma on 1 acr« woodad lot 9-4 The best leasing vehicle in New Jersey badmunii. 2 batha. aurtkan iMng 8' MFQ - Flbarglaaa boat wtlh • WEIL CUT YOU A GREAT DEAL i room wNh Braplaoa. formal dm- Chryakw 39 he motor 4 traHar "0 room. " ' CM 294-2259 DURING OUR WHEELS & DEALT! DAYS!! car aaraaa. Many aiitiraa IKI BOAT — l«. FABUOLAS S1848OD Can 842-3*27 un-a-bout. for* dack. vinyl aaala. many axtraa Tilt-up 132 Condo.4 tramr Aaxmg 8990 942-4873 12 Broad Street, Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 • (201) 842-7919 Townhouse* •74 THUNDERaiRO — 17' Tfl- 111 A BADOE OF DISTINCTION hold bowrtdar Marcury 050 out- board Qatar no-ruat IraHar. AM- Shuaw Lak* vmaaa Riiiln Ing 9*900 CM 2*4-9750 WALKER t WALKER. 741 5212 28' BAYlfNER — 1*77 W*M- Evaa JonnV Wilton andar naftarman 99 channal CB, VHF radio, compaaa. digital daptn fmdar 2 banartaa. 2 auto 3** SUBARU XT COUPE GL MJHW "- M>OUia '• •riMlirn bNga -pumpa 2 anchora. awlm This new Subaru otters (he luxury and sport features youve Laka VMaga. adult oommumlty. 2 platlorm built In fiah box in been looking lor Add the turbo option and youve got one fun coupe1 halltuuiin. tun-room By ownar i, hydroiic trim taba. 2 CM altar 4 pm 871.8183 or burnar princaaa atova. rtalnlaaa 741.278* aink. loa-box. haarj. M Coaat Business Directory Ouard Equlpmant 912 000 or 1985 tUIMNI Dl WABON IMS SUBARU GL 4 OH SEDAN EAGLE'S NEST oflar CM 741-9M1. lallatan uaa aati. ntt 8 akaa m, Uaat 9M Min. 4 cyl. t m •» atra. aan aMrka. Ititmii viawa al Mahanana •tat tax ana. «1 wn tr. • M radatt. aan at aMa. ••mat.. aat MMl raw A»VTlna»«> rMra t «o' A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES atMa. Ma bay. ooaan and Sandy WIUCRAFT NOVA II 1M1 - AWW —» l^kwi. rr t i *»« M aww* M whMl h . ralr hoot Ian tr-p Condo at Eaal Twin 2*0i, a>c oond. CM »ray .n«l JwMaw aitr •» •» kli plane «n«»» LM POM. Mghlanda 2 badrooma. 2 842-7*19. 979-4109. 7212400 Sa. uniai a«t« IIPI.WK« WH-IMI bahta ommg room opantto Tar- •>•> LMFrka *7.au 444 Bathroom 565 Flraplacee « 625 Landscaping MO Painting*'. raoa Pool, amnia oourt. aauna. 153 Camping OUR PRICE; «7,899 Remodeling & WoodBlove. ft Lawn Care grma. valat parking ana 24 hr OUR PRICE: '7.799 Equlpwnt Ceramic Til*) FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES taOurlty.S1J0.000 OMy 1 avaH- $ YEAR UNLIMITED MILEAGE WARRANTY AVAILABLE. ASK FOR DETAILS IMPROVE YOUR LAWN TODAY! ALL-AROUND PAINTING abk. CENTURY 21 COZENS «a- CAMPER A KING'S CERAMIC TILE CMmnayt. brlc« naarttia 8 «alla THE LAWN BARON l i 1970 Puma POP-up Wa u*9 ganuln* Subaru pant 1 accataoria* All our tachrociani ara factory Iramad Buck. Nona. Nock, eanoata 222-7230 "f.',«** ;"t y j« aNer Rapalrt. J Black. O1-00I7 . 1 i -indapandanOy Ownad 0N E SPOT NO »!)i toBoO Mg oor rtoo amall For KENS LAWN SERVICE — Lawnt •18 Rtor Rd . Fair Havan CM (71-3M1 OtAlMH ™ FINANCING AND DELIVERY aatlmata>aa call Stava. 564 Garden Art cut. tlmmlng 8 adglng. ovar A-1 QUALITY PAINTINO.— 741-7M* grown lawnacut. Sarvtng rn Mon- with DrKt* (fit ft EM 154 Macroatlonal srsmtts. HARDEN ART HAZLtT - aMauWaMauWuul 2 abadrood m ALL THE AREAS - bpan ra- moutri County Call 842-8141 Exc*.t*>nt local Tn—lillim, IMng room, dining Vahlcl** •Rock gardant •Sculpturaa Rich (or (TM T d palra Bath ramodallng alrtca •WaMrMH •FourrtaMa •Llotlttng LAND8CAPINQ - Spring daan- Mm. nuaa kllchan I7«,5QO 18 TAO-A-LONO - Sari-con, tSH. Bab AWua. M0-0M7 upt and lawn aarvlca. Oood ALLOCCA BROS - 4** _ 7*a-t7t» lor appl AY MOTORS •Artlat l^ndacaplng. BSB-1400 tainad. atoapa 8. nova, frlga. work Raaaonabla rataa Call painting S«rvtc«. intjWon •• MQHLANDS - Luiury 1 Malar, tlnk. tonal, axtraa Eu CERAMIC TILE 565 Qarden Tilling 741-8341. aak tor Bruoa. turouu. Ooaan «aw liaOO oond 82000 CM 4B1-BSS1. CONTRACTING NELSON BROTHERS IMA LrNCROFT MALTOM a* waWa" -l *A aiOOO^ ^_^t B. FLOWER BEOS • OARDEN — CORSAIR - i7'.v iraaar. l>«k • RtHlB»td Ftaa llUmian Faal LANDBCAPtNO A t L FAINTIMQ A- l«- 9 twlmmma Wvar Hd lant condition CM 531-40N riOpv jj rav m fltriilin * raaaonabla ralaa Call Prtliiilunal Lawn Sarvwa. asrtor/aKMrttw work f-tm kmt- 747-9*M Evaa a>2 4SM aflar 9 p.m. 67ROUTE36,EATOMTOWN Cat anywna for appt 842-7407 Tom. 4*6-8*71 Fraa EMMialaa Call 222-34*0 malM. m»ur«d RiHfi*iw NEW CIRAMtC TILE > REPAIRS MnOLETOWN - SMAOY OAKS 1*7* FORO PICK-UP - Aut* V» HARDENS TILLED - Wntl * tip TOP SOIL ~ Oood quality farm MM baautiMlly furnlanad i Rasreutlna. raplaelng luturaa. top aoll Alao horaa manura wttti *'*' Burnma Campar FuHy Wtltanttrt prtoat FREE aW- troy tllNH. Raaaonabla. Carl fcrtfeuill condo around floor. aafl-conulnad Snowa 8 oap. 12O1/542-59OO •41-4008 or 741-71*0 WI • p m avallabla. DaHvarad. rf/aaaHH A utility roomt. ga» 49.000 mllaa Vary good oon- PtrtS: II Illl U0-7I14 HOLMOEL FARMS naai MOO par montn plua uW- dition Will aall aatf o MdK*tl».S,lall UonFrl. 9 4» Mon frt 9 i Sal t» 1M0 ROTOTILLINO 2*4-**l] 2*4-«»W ANDREWS PAINTING —A*«» Maa. Wa ttava otnar rantal ueamar CM SM-2 447 Carpentry Any aua aardan. tar tor work. 48 yra. «W|JIIB»I • prajaiiua IPINDMFT RE CM Ann«M14*72 626 Lawn Mowar V#fy r#aaoOAC4a> FnBl aa^T^to PJCCRIATIONAL VEHICLES CRAFTMAJTS CARPENTRY — ALTOM. 106 (aal ftrvar Nd From daofca to tfcytiattta and n. 747-SgOO Southwlnd. Tloga, Arrow. CHa- 595 Home Tuna-upa non. E»oallborCrulaa Air. Motor SERVICE 8 REPAIR - Raaaon- _.J - ToamhauM. 1 son aauiintild. Can DaMaan AR8MTHONO PArNTlCl homat * trtval trallara from 7-« pm. S4*. prrvala 20-35 Salaa-Sarvlca-Hantala ADDITIONS - Complat* ra- Fraa pick-up and daHvary Call Banlamll n Moora Raintaa . tjuMB in. paaL baach 4 MnNa. WMirOw Sunurd Racraatlonal. Ballord. modanngaar 2*1-142* or 872-2340 turad TknTkn. 7T4-8871 • tiJMOO. Call ITHHS. NJ ' or 2*4-6188 TUNE up. oil changa. anarpanlng OJSPAINTINa SHADY OAK* - 2 badroomt. 2 tnodaaM. Caramlc ma. No fob t lnlarror«clai VW CAMPIR VAN — 1871. amal at >»aa Cat 747.*oir AFFORDABLE — Horn* rapalra 8 nakinWr.) Work dona at your BKror-aMtrioc' I baana, tmmaculala. man, axttaa. Slaapa 4. Woa oondmon. Runt 8 ramodaang. Llcanaad 8 fn- t»oma - 278 8*18 an 8 Rtatonablt'FraMa/Fraa IlaaMaaa SM.000 Prrndpala only Call WM. 91000. CM 747-SM2 HOME CRAFTSMAN - Carpan- aurad Fraa aalliiialaa. DUNCAN 2*4-«77or7. 73"* 1**8 aOWrEO BtS Sit*. WINIBAOO 1*78 - FuHy "•• CONSTRUCTION CO. 889-8484 636 Light Hauling PAINTINO - imarlor 8 jpaapor Waal End Imparlal Houaa __ Job too Ug lor you? Fraa aallmalaa Ovar M yaara contalnad Onan ganaralor re ama« tor MHataT Ca> Kan D J VEKKM * SON - Oanaral 1. HOUSES — Oaragat. yard 8 OCEANFRONT CONDO Compma una-up laat taarnaw dartund. S**-2*rt arlar S pm oomractor. Homa or bualnaaa ra- gurtara claanad out 8 haulad a)ap#( ttknOat Ht*a>JCl#sMMi ^A 0B*T*- 1 badroom apt wttn baton oaN- mumar. anarnalor 4 Ian bait. pak. ramodal or buHd. 12 yaara away. Mini damolitiona manMI Call 22*-Wl8 ', eal a raMauant Annual Camral M roof A/C. AM/FM RETIRED CARKNTER - Small 747-812* PAINT AND PAPER —^ Ne pan. »1-«T0-g«l4 Marao 4 Upa dack 58.830 muat. and madlum MM i*aba and workmanthtp-raaaonabaf. MM SMN CM M4-0M1 or dadu. Fraa aallmalaa Call KJHjaia CONSTRUCTION CO 1 "VAN FOR HIRE" — Wa drtva. — TctM Bunding 8 ranrMMkma. mng 8 waakand appoMk..-. 135 Commarolsl 5M-74S2 741-87*7 or 774-0800 amall to madlum local naula. Fraa aMniala*. CM S3O>Ba I Naw 8 old Addnona. Knahana. SpadaHtmg In furnltura moving rVoprty 450 Cat?** Cleaning Bam. Dacka. ale Can 741.10*0 Sanrloa anyBma. 201-»3o-!• n A BIOS PAID FOR-1977* up fl« naCOUNT For Banlora CLEAWNQ YARDS apacrna. Low ralaa. wa.d. A PERFECT TILE 8 RENO- M2ITI2 Caftan, ana* 8 garagaa rapalra. major 8 minor llar^Lra- KUMION — 4.1 aoraa aoo' WI BUY U9ED CAR*) - Top Fraa aallmalaa. ubU Low prtoaa. 12 y» VATION CO. - SaMa. Ill JOHN ROESma * nt. Prtnolaala only. Can dollar paid. Sonwartt Chryalar- CM 8M-B421 or 8M-4248 For appt call 477-1548 •on * KMata. Fraa aal. illMn lnanlairtaatiHn tinmt rapalra » aBar 7-fc p.m. Ptymoulh. 141 W Front SI.. Rad aal * nommamal. »t-t»-«T>8 Oaiimiilai ill nin iiiiani i i Ii WumoM — « woodad ruldtn- " k. 747-O7ST. Frat aafmataa a.anU8garagaa 716 Roofing «al»». 1+aoraaa. im.0O0» 250 Auto Insuranc* No lob loo amall raa ntrrJii •1TU00 Ca« Ownar 741-OTO1 AUTMEWTIC CMIMWEY SWEEP 741-214* sighting ROUTE 94 INSURANCE ADEN- TOTAL RENOVATION CON- CY — CM for fraa quoMa. 850 Masonry 1M Mobil* Homgi STRUCTION INC. — Addraona. smoaiSU-l MOBILE HOME - t badroom 9M-O9OO Naxt to Matawan vmyi aiding, daalgn Service Fraa Etmnalaa. I ifcaW Mual ba movad. wa tap- Motor Vahtda Call n*aa. Baat oUar. CM 7«7-B4ii 270 Auto Sorvlc**/ 470 dock Rapalr MASONRY — FlripllCII, brldt. ROOFWO - RumnlaV oam- THE BRASS PENDULUM Mona, aaapa. pattoa. ooneraia. " ipalrt. Inata-aa) 8 1M4 TOUCH MOBILE HOME - TOTAL RENOVATION CON- 2(1-4*77. 14***". In naw oondlUon Part* STRUCTION INC. — AddWona. oauranlaail Atlantic Cantvci- MMOO. Can T17-agw Thar* IB • naw man m townl mg M3-8M Dual, quad manHoM. Carbt lual Expan rapalr 8 raaaraaawi al S65 Moving* 140 RHlEltiti raaaonabla raata. Oooka bougrii raouM. Flu a 5* Chavy. 5150 or • aold. Houaa oaaa Fraa amlqua Storage 732 StrawberrKla: Wanted trada. OM 7S7-1SM. 569 Heuaa 197S CHEVY 90S - Compwary Mam SI. Ana-a.ua Camar. Ml C loaning TEACHERS MOVING INC. — rabuM lor M-parformanoa uaa. Mam SI. Toma R*rar. »4»-87»4 A TO Z — Ham* and oommarctal Fraa mHi»l Local-Long Dta- 91000. CM SM-B0M or U*-l»l tanoa-Storaga. Lie. PCO0087 •USINIM — ESTAiLISHED otaawn*. RHatli. guaMy aar- •Ma at utimtBII t prtoaa. Can Shrawabury Ava. Rad Bank. SvSI"» YM WIN TO M- 4 OORVITTI WHEELS - 1*«7- Can 830-1333 LOCATE. WOULD LIKE TO » mm rtnt*. o 4S0 Conatnictlon 747. ItOO. 0M 1*1-0*41 It may interest you to know that well over NINT OH mjr noo TO 900010 FRM ESTIMATE* Landacaplng JUNK CAR* PICKED UP 625 676 OddJoba FT. M0 (ANK. HOLMDEL half of our customers are leasing their new 00 MtbOLETOWN. HAZLIT AIWA. 24 houra *t_an**M al.lyama tapan * Lawn da A-1 OOP JOB SERVICE — E»- M4-M41 EVININO; M1-MS4 CM 797-9097 wait. Carpanttv, aMnffa* B hot AM — 01 ptoltttlrjnal lawn (MY* » WfEKENOw. ASK FOP. Mercedes-Benz. m. Out itiniai, A> wen M> nuiiaaaiiitnl. Tha *rrruna»»ga OMaSfHSilT PONT1AC 19*9 -400 motor WHh guaranaad. Tani ITl-OOM TH4O0 Irana. Motor naada ra- M tatndln* Mwn oara at a ATTIC — Baaamanl. oaraga. burM. SBH bowl. Chavy TH350 The leasing professionals at Davison, in raaaonabla prtca. Cuajng. aot- houaa. gunar MatrlrrJ. YARDS wMt aNR kIL oomp raoum. S47S. B0» Dtac-Jocfcay CLEARED, out. painting, ate Ohavy WO la. CM 747-884* nearby Freehold, will custom tailor your lease TM* PARTY MASTER DANNY. H*-t*M Ealonlown. • VW 1*70 Illlll CNat Joanar •*« Mht CAROTBNUTO-* LAWN 8ER- 1M Boat* and Pam. 8190 9-aanamwalnna anaa. Far a* innilrini Oradu- VtCt — Dl>llHlllll lawn tar- so that you too can enjoy the distinctive and rin* Mann mi 181 rwmly DO YOU NESO - ama» roba Aoo—aotio* anarnl CM PaJ Oaa* sri-siti. banacul. 170-toas tjana* oaalnfl or ba4h palniao, tr ALUMmUM — MM boat ate. CM *, 2M Motorcyclo* pleasurable view of the road that only 530 Electrical COMPLETE LAWN CARS — 747-SSM 750 Tutoring •ka naw. Oara » oar Mefaju TuTORa uauaano -1 Up.. Ohryalar ouwjoard. BSa* HAR1.EY BPORTBTER - 1*70. gaSUfri. S41-S7N. Mercedes-Benz can provide. Sluaaaaury 8 WflHan. 10 •acla. at lavaav TutarCouna «..^ J*. CM 747-1 Lie. No. «»7». Faw tttli tltjll .y L0NMTAM - M HP John- 180*828 aan and M mMr. SOW CM HO ELECTRA GLIDE 1*78 Cat*7l-0ttv OAROSM ROTOTH.UNO - (ad. Original pana pkia many anrat I8IHHMI daalgn S tlanun*. 660 Painting* OLArmOM BKIMA STBN1R ELECTRIC - Ueanaa R.R. tat. Ekovoond. Musi aa* Aal MERCEDES-BENZ IT*4V II 1*11. **mm*l*all •4700. CM 8SHBS0. 8 law ianr«t»u, tamal* OM HONDA — 1989 VT 900. SAadOW 741.8*41. S4S Excavation mm aland War AaMng S1000 TRACK LOADS*) — SO ton. 4 In 1 Cal TtHOTO anar 4:90 pm II H ii 19M HONDA ATC - 200X. 9 ForFraal apd. naw raar am mawtar oyl >AVISON OMBddataHTI sttw a; (201)462-5300 •""•'"• •2.000 DIFFERENT ADULTS CAN 4 UNR-30 Dm ONLY $4900 HONOA SHADOW 70S r US HMHWMY NO 8 idm ME BBHTN or maaa CMCUI FREEHOLD low mttaea. SEE YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK CALL 542-1700 in Th«' H. u TUESDAY. JUNE 4, 19B5 JO0_Autoijor$«lt__ I Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Salt 300 Auto, for $Af IW«iitoUtf$i|t 300 Awt—torSlU CHtVITTf 1677 — 2 dr auto, QEORQE WALL PARK CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH - 1076 station wv 74 BUPERMCTLE - reseda YAMAHA 19*4 FJM0 - With 1900 PONTIAC PHOENIX - 0 m CONVemtBJU 1667 - Mint vw CAMPtn ti7< - empi 4 mane. A/C. good body! runt LINCOLN/MERCURY Sales- L eating- Servtce- Paris wegon $000. CaH 071-0921 after cyl. Good condition. 50 000 ml 4 body work Recant muffler, tune- iy. aao4rH.nl running con- hurhaf lMid«i 4 Into 1 Into 2 BOOd. (699 Can 7.79216 at*. Shrawabury Ava at Sycamora Rt 66 Neptune 775-1212 9pm apd. 4 dr. p/a. p/b. a/c. staking up, brakes. Wee 9900 or beat KI Appruaad 64300 Mult AvtrlMTBIor. nova A tlnk h*«d*r« CrulM control low Snrtmrabury 747-5400 Oftet After 7 p m 071-3070 *M/rM iiinm urn o> MI 4KH urn 1963 PEUGEOT - 505 STI 5 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN 9TA- $3000 Call tftor 9 pm al 92300 Can 644-6663 mllMM tic cond. Aaklng spd leather, tun-roof, am/tm 741-1990 on* can 4M-isn. MBOO. Can !«>•»» anar i p r" M/FM .1111111 CB 90 MPO VW RABBIT 1«7( - Cn.m- •tar6p.il $10,500 201-620-2262 or lues $1500 Cell 971-4094 well. IOOM linkage CaH with tan inlarlor AM/FM itaoo mllM E«c*4ianl condition 736-1439 H Rd Rad Bank PKtn» MWen. •» oooa grui $2000 Call 530-1940 aval 741-0103. »acllon 614691 a/c. a»oa»ant conOmon M200 CHIVY 1676 Vaauyllra - Cua- 1974 PLYMOUTH - Blent 0 741 -091*0 ' mll»M« uioo on .v.. PEUQEOT-8AAB OF WALL 191-6019 •71-titl Call 147-mSl tom Van Carpatad iiaraoliad 4 HONDA CVCC 1976 — 4-ipMd. motor Excellent oondtHon 9900 SEVILLE 1*62 - Black with gra> 1971 VOLKSWAGEN — Greet captain chat', ate Vary ornala am/rm radio dia hard. n*w lira*, Hwy 35. Manaequan Call 741-5837 after 5 running shape $425 or beat (201) 449-5050 leather, eun roof. CB. all opuona offer Call 499-3440 MM Autos for Salt 300 Auto* for Salt 300 Auto, tor Salt Car lalatman wrlll wholaaala lor $500 at is Call 942-4172 w—k- Now Michelin ttrot Aaklna dayt *n* 6 all day Sal 4 Sun PONTIAC GMANDEVH.LC 1972 63100 222-0636 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 4 Dr . needa body work Motor $13.500 CS1I54M222 VOLVO PARTS BALI — N*w- WAGON — 1972 V6. 316. aulo. uaed, for old las. restorers CHEVY CITATION I960 - 4 cyl HONDA ACCORD 19M - 4 Urea. etc. good 9480 or beet SUPER BEETLE 1973 - Clean, door aulo gra«n, p/a. p/b a/c p/t. p/b, a/c. runa good, tires otter 544-1357. after $ rebuilt engine $1900 or boat Cheapt RED BANK VOLVO. auto , Air, Naw Ihocktaac cond good $379 Call 940-6530 in axcaHant condition AM/FM offer Ceil after 8pm 842-2370 741.6900 Mull »all 91660 Call 971-0617 1992 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE - SHORE MOTORS VOLVO •larao casavtta. 45.000 mi PLYMOUTH RELIANT SPECIAL WV 197$ - Fuel infection. 4-apd, CHfVV MONZA 1976 — 4 $5295 Call batwa«n 7-iiam EDITION 1961 - 2 dr.. 4 cyt.. Wagon P.'t.P/B.P/W.P/L.A/C. AM/FM stereo, roof reck, wood am/tm, new tlret. clean, runs Exclusive Northeast Dealer & Distributor For cyllndar automatic Naw tlrat a 671-1440 stick shirt Exc cond Extra* in- greet, good transportation orakaa 919O0 Call 972-1672 clude vinyl root, am/fm stereo. paneii. leather Int 50.000 mi HONDA ACCORD 1991 — 4 dr 91*00 OH 972-9140 CHEVY NOVA 1673 A/C. rust proof a paint ceiling, all Exc. COnd 00600 741-0010 19«$ T-BIRD - Rune Ro- THE ALL NEW 5 apd . PS/PB. A/C, AM/FM weather redialt. & more Greet Mon-Frl. 6-5 p.ffl storabie $1800 Afte* 0, 1972 VW VAN CAMPER — Good Many naw pant caaaatia E«c cond Asking gas mileage $4000 Call after 6 PONTIAC BONNEVILLI 1979 — 707-3043 condition Sink, we box. Aaklng S400lirm Call 261-9199 $6000 Call 872-0632 pm 747-4492 $900 CoH 542 304» 1985 VOLVO GLE ROADSTER Station Wagon E*c cond THUNDCRBIRO 1970 - 71.080 1676 CHEVY CHEVETTE - 4 HONDA^Ivic~-~19«3 tHWS S Loaded Beat offer Can efter ml . PS/PB, A/C. AM/FM Orig- 1976 VW RABBI 1 apd. 4 cyl good condition •pd. 32,000 mitai aicaliani con- PLYMOUTH 1977 - A/C. radio. heater In good cond 62,000 mi 6 30 671-2247 inal owner Aeking $2500 CaH Good condition S2OO0 Call 495-4572 dition, mutt aail BMI ott«r Call 400-1776 $1000 Call 291-1904 . 741-1994 IVN Call between 10-4 p m PONTIAC WAGON GRANDE CHEVY CHEVETTE — 4 door. 4 739-1264 LEMANS 1979 — V-9 am/tm TOMB FORD VW RABBIT 1979 - apd. a/c. cloth ml. naw brakaa, HONDA CIVIC WAGON 1M1 cassette A/C, meg wheel! MOHwy 36 Keyport 50.000 mi, Asking $3,100. gd condition S1600 or b/0 Call 5 apMd $3000 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1970 - 4 door, 9 Cyl , automatic. PS. A/C 74,000 ml, immaculately main- 204-1600 Call 739-6296 after 6 p m. 671-0425 C1I 987-0091 tained 1 owner $3750 Pleas* Excellent transportation Asking 1975 TOYOTA COROLLA~^- call 842-0925 VW SOUAREBACK — 197V CHEVY BLAZER 1664 - 4 whaw HONDA CRX 1 3 1984 — w« $1000 741-4453 Manuai 4 spd. manual steering. Automatic Fallback Good body driva Fully loadad 19.000 milaa na*d larger car Rad cruai« 1974 PLYMOUTH WAQON~^ PONTIAC FIRDBIRD SI 1661 - p/b, am/fm caisatta reclining condition Ttree. etc. Needs en- E«c cond S12 50O Call A/C. 45 mpg Nica car $6800 or 9 tod . 26.000 ml.. Partormanct seats, extra met. runs great gine $300. Can 940-4073 971-0473 or 971-9699 bait oMar Tim 747-1349 Runt great Good tor work Call Dave at 797-0079 packaga Loadad 6729465 5 1 Aeking $000 C«H 204-0193 after 1673 CHEVY IMPALA — 4 door. p m . waohanda .n day 430 VW VAN 1970 •rat grandtainari cai Ekcallant HONDA PRELUDE - 1993 R«d PLYMOUTH - 1970. SttCk sMft Camper type $2000 or beet condition lika naw intarlor A/C. 5 ipd ft/c. im/im caaaatia Good running condition $500 PONTIAC — 1679 Orano TOYOTA CELICA 1676 - 6 offer CaH 496 1513 18 0C0 miiaa E«caiiant con. Call after 5pm 490-0771 LaMant wagon 6 cyl. am/fir tpaad. PB. am/rm. naw llraa naw tiraa, am/tm ilarao cattatta o.t.on Call 563-0396 dack 72.000 ortg mi Mual ba alarao. 6/6, good tranioorutton 61600 or ban ottar Call 300 Autos for Sale aaan to ba baliavad Baat otta> HON0A~ 1977 ACCORD" PL YMOUTH VALIENT — 1974 4 CaH 942.7473 797-6922 door, green p/t. p/b. brand new ovar $1000 Call Kirk al 530-7052 2 dr hatchback, runa fair $500 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1904 - TOYOTA 1971 - 4 dr . axe airaa. S42-s»4 daya Can 842-0669 uret Very clean $600 Call 78 7 1532 PS/PB. A/C. AM/FM ateroc brahat 6 clutch 9 motor Body 1975INTL SCOUT cataette 5 apd . 6 cyi weck/» vary good N«adl amtroancy CHEVY IMPALA I960 - 4-dr 2- PLYMOUTH GRAND FURY 11973 ten interior 17.000 mi Muat eel braka caDM S400 or baat ottar Runa gra«t lona paint, AC. PS/PB E»c - V9. auto trans PS/PB will this week Asking $aaoo Can 496-3343 cond S3 900 Call 531-4093 psss inspection $000 Call after 071 5913 739-4915 1*68 JEEPSTER COMMANDO 6 Pm 797-0090. _*_ TOYOTA SUPPU - 1663 Vary AVIS PORSCHE 944 1994 - Gomn good conditon. wf.ua, claan tnua CHEVY IMPALA 1962 ^i^dr 2- — 4 whMl drlva. V6 angina nw* paint iob Aahmg $1600 Call 1974 PLYMOUTH DUSTER - grey 5-apeed All options * mlarlor loadad 912.000 Evat 6 tona paint AC. AM/FM PS'PB Qcrtd Good condition $750 Call many extraa. Ateume leaae waakanda 747-6094 Eke cond S4 200 291-5446 Great deal CaH 042-1530 M4-2296 TOYOTA SUPRA 1900 — Mint Young Used AVAILABLE FOR 740 & 71 '• WITH or WITHOUT SUNROOF JEEP 1972 PLYMOUTH SATELITE 1970 — 4 RED BANK MOTORS INC cond mtios 0 out Loaded, alt CIRCLE CHEVROLET 4-Wha*IDriv« $650 dr 6 cyi auto . P/S. new urea. 131 Newman Springs. Red Bank power options Auto , tun roof. Cart Shf»w»bury Aw Shrewsbury CaH 797-0945 • vc trsns Good mpg Asking Dodge- A MC-Jeep Renault 48.008.000 ml $0900 Call 264-2772642776 SEE & DRIVE THIS LUXURIOUS SLEEK NEW VOLVO 741-3130 $625o* besi ofiar Can 380-1393 7470040 "K ITSOKTC HEVROTCTCO TOYOTA CELICA 1079 - OT 5- For Sale ROADSTER AVAILABLE ONLY AT SHORE MOTORS COLT 1974 - 2 door 'Mil 111 Hwy 36 Eatontown PLYMOUTH S'ATETlTE 1972 RENAULT FUCOO 1992 - Sli- tpd 1 air. 4 apeakef atereo. 17 Mwwtai *.. n*« radian $475 or baat on»t 542-1000 82.000 mi. $150 ver. 3. 000 ml Turbo, tun-roof 61.000 miles Exc cond PPriced Call 530-5219 LABRIOLA MOTORS Call 671-0236 leather interior $6250 Mutt sel for quick sele $3500 firm M SM. 747 -OKU 1974 CORVETTE - Qfaat con- Nawman Spnnga Rd Had Bank PLYMOUTH 1973 SATELITE this week end 967-0909 747-7599 t dition Muat Mil $7700 or bMI 741-2433 PS/PB. auto. A/C. radio, cig RITTENHOUSE^ TRIUMPH SPITFIRE I960 - SHORE MOTORS VOLVO off Call 671-9060 LtKE~NEW - 1994 LTD lUtlon lighter, sm 8 cyl, 91.000 mi LINCOLN-MERCURY INC Convtmblt 29.000 odg ml OH EM tnd tacli M/CAHD COUOAR XH- - 1979 In good wagon $6200 PS P/B. QftEAT COND $575 787-0003 900 Rt 36-Oceen Twp 775-1500 944O0 Call 830-6196 condition maid* a out Pncad to AM/FM. A/C, n—0 to Mil Call Mil at $2500 Call 671-6079 842-5707 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Sale SZSS& 528-7500 1974 COUOAR MERCURY LINCOLN - 1990 Town car 4 $1000 door Mint condition Fully Call 566-21M loadad Mutt aaa $6950 Can CUTLASS SUPREME 1981 671-5954 2 door V-6 auto PS PB air Lincoln-Marcury-Msrkur a»c cond $4995 Call 264-0506 Straub Lincoln-Marcury CUTLASS SUPREME 1975 - Highway 35 Kayport. 204-6500 YOU WIN! Navy bin* with whit* mt PS'PB LINCOLN VERSAILLES'^^!977 A/C. am/lm raar d«troat. snow Craampuft Loadad 4 door Call tiraa with nmi Mint cond Mutt 747-6933 $4000 FIRM Mil $1800 563-1649 LOCAUYTDRlvCnTuSED" CARS OATSUN SENTRA"7»83~™ \- - PRICED RIGHT RASSAS PRICES IN EFFECT •PMd im'tm radio 42 000 mi PONTIAC 395 BROAD ST RED EMC cond $4200 PlaaM can BANK 741-5100 «ft«r 6pm 671 7239 MARK VI 1902 — 4 dr lm- DATSUN 510 WAGON 1976 — prataiva lu«ury car Baautlrui da- UNTIL JUNE 9, '85 Eac conaga transportation ngnar color Low mi Full pwr outatandmg tound tyttam Beat • inc lun roof, air ihocki PWR 0% owr $600 Call 942-4129 | •ound ayttam with cimtli and IN RECOONITIOM DATSUN 200 FX 1961~- 5 apd CB tn-band Mutt ba a*«n Call OF DEALER 747-2762 Atkiftg $15.500 PS/PB/PW. A/C. AM FM brand PRE-OWNED SERVICE n«w tirai Parfact cond 63 000 MERCEDES BCNZ 350 SEL '978 mi $5000 Call Bob 741-0761 — Auto dark brown axe cond EXCELLENCE DATSUN 200 SX - tM2~2fl 000 with alOt of •itrat 56 000 mi •UHLER I BITTER "mat 5 apd , • t. am/tm atarao $19000 Call 671-1500 NAI HEN AWMM0 caiMtta SL pkg $6500 or baat MERCEDES BENZ 230 SL — RE-CONDITIONED TNI.. otif Call 787-0499 1906 convertible 2 lopt whit* 1976 DATSUN 200 SX - 2 door with red manor 4 apeed, exc. 1M4SSTAR 5 apd tun root am/fn cond . $12 500 or beet otter Call QUALITY condition garaga fcapt 741-2862 Call 767-9216 AT PEOPLE SERVICE DODQE VAN 1977^- Auto . A/C~ AWARD PS/PB Low miiaaga good cond ion TOTAL ofacinoa Call 493-6147 or 222-8277 MERCURY 2YPHER 1970 — Z7. TOTWHWMIT Full power Landau top AM/FM IIMUMV DODQE SWINGER 1976 PLEASING PRICES! :aaMtta. A/C. new radiaia i bat- $600 tery $1050 Call after 9 dart SERVICE THAT Call aflar 5 389-0724 after 6. weefcendt, 530-7093 CARESI DODGE ASPEN WAGON - MERCURY MARQUIS 1977 6 cyl. agio. p/t. p/b $650 BROUGHAM — 1994 6 cyl . Call 739-3159 attar 6pm auto a/c am/fm itereo loadad OODOE COLT 1979 - 4 dr. $0500 Call 739-3169 alter 6pm aulo am'lm naw tiraa Etc MERCURY STATION WAOON mamtananca Aiding $2500 1977 -Needs moldings 4 ruga PWatacai^i aflar 6 p m 671-1505 EMC running cond $000 or beat 1979 DODGE ASPEN — Lika offer 291-5T90 new Ofigional 16.000 mii« Au- MERCURY BOBCAT 1970 — ng $2900 Call batwaan 5.9 Vary good rubber 4 mechanical 972-2429 ' cond Decent body $000 or beat DODGE ASPEN WAGON 1977 — offer Can 406-3343. 6 cyl . automatic PS/PB $600 MERCURY BOBCAT - 1079. 4 Call 496-4900 an«r 6 cyl 4 ipd good condition $600 Can 291-5312 of 991-7771 DODGE OMNI 1979 — 4 cyl. 4- tp««d Factory wood grain ndai 1976 MERCURY COLONY PARK 8 roof rack BMutlful cond No - Station wagon Full power aanti or ruat Runt wall, naw 1950 Call 671-0677 clutch Sacriflca $1000 Call 741-1309 MERCEDES SE450 1974 - White with navy interior 4-apd FIAT SPIDER 1902 - Cor>- •tick shift Great Duy $6OO0 Call vtKtlbl* 6-ip««d E»callant 495-2425 cond Wan maintained Ashing $5700 Call 291-3306 aftf 4 MERCEDES 460 SE i960 - White, ipoiieri. Plrrellla crulee. 1993 FIREBIRD — T-top. AM/FM AB8. tun root alarm, cuatom catMtia a/c. tky biu« with blua Mat covert. 46.000 ml $20 000 1980 MERCURY ntarto' $9000 or Oait ottar Call Call 370-1114 499-3042. atk for Mich—1 1981 OLDS MERCURY COUGAR XR7 1991 FtX-EM-UPS 30.000 ml . axe cond Beat otter 1979 BUICK MARQUIS 1974 VW DASHER $300 Call 739-9756 1874 OPEL $400 1905 VW BUG $150 1978 MERCURY BOBCAT - 4 CUTLASS 1970BUG ENGINE $100 cyl auto. p/a. p/b. 90-* .000 miles, Runa vary well $080 Call REGAL 2 DR. BROUGHAM 2 DR. 1974 FORD $100 Call 264-2773 741-3530 Attar 5 30. 542-4517 6 Cyl. Auto., P/S,, P/B, SUPREME 2 DR. FORD VAN 1977 — Cutiomiied MERCURY LYNX 1B62 8 Cyl. Auto., P/S, P/B, A/C quadraphonic AM/FM 4 dr P8/PB. A/C. tllvar. 47 000 caaeette Good cond $6000 or S3660 Call 741-2331 A/C, AM/FM Stereo, 6 Cyl. Auto., P/S, P/B, P/Wind., P/Locks, A/C, beat otter Call Sag Weathertby MERCURY LYNX - 1661 Aulo. 532-2996 or 399-3024 1/0. 92900 or baat onar On 58,369 Mi., Stk. #2413. P/Wind., AM/FM Stereo, AM/FM Stereo, 58,676 FORD — 1972 ttt-9064 Rum. $300 at is MERCURY MONTEOO MX 45,042 Mi., Stk. #2318. Ml., Stk. #2366. Call 972-1366 BROUGHAM - 1975 Yellow FORD COLONY PARK WAGON a/c, 6 track 4 tpkr, am/tm 1077 — Full size 8 cyl 67.000 •tereo, leather eeats $1500. Call mi Call 747-7343, after 6pm 642-4270 weekends or after 9 4,995 $ pm weekdays FORD TORINO WAGON 1973 — Auto. PS/PB, A/C, 71,000 mi MOB 1979 — Exc cond.. 97.000 5,995 mi new paim $2200 Call after 5 '6,595 €xt cond , $700 Call 946-8930 FORD LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE p m. 767-5643 — Wagon 1976 High mileage MUSTANG QT 1994 - 7.000 Runs good $450 or beat offer miiet loaded Mint condition. Call after 6. 787 4744 Price negotiable. $12,900 Call 787-7161 attar 0 FORD GALAXY 1970 — 71 000 TOP QUALITY USED CARS PRICED TO MOVE NOW! milts Runs good $250 Mual MUSTANG 1901 tell Call 291-4435 34.000 mi Aaklng $4500 41 Tmltd Wind.. Hi M.iti si> inn J0WI. Buck.I Satll t Miltt Slock 11720 FORD MAVERICK 1974 t>eiow $3000 Cell 747-2976. Dalog.. WNIa S.O...U Comola. wnilo An power A/C. rune well .£,«.„ M S 8 $600 Call 264-9367 MUSTANG - 1976 Runa well. '3,495 5idtw.ll Tirai. Vinyl New pans $1200 Call 204-1370 '4,495 '8,995 '11,900 '3,695 5,995 FORD PINTO WAGON 1973 — 4 after 5pm speed good iransponation Aak- ^4,595 ""' '7.295 MUSTANG 1990 ma $200 Call 741-6578 or I960 CMEVKOLH IMS DILTA 26) engine. $3000 firm Itti CHtVKOLfT C 10 PICK UP 1964 CHUVJLtP. OL0I M I NO UO HAM Call after 630 p m 060-0392 C«MAR0 NEW rORKM 1963 DATSUN 1U) IUICI MUL 1 M •96l6«9Cim PO~MD ELITE 1976 - In exc IH2 BUICK M0AL MUSTANG COBRA 1970 - Re- p s 4 Ol 4 c»l . P/S, Pit. 2 Dt 8 cyl auto . P/S STAHZA 4 DP.. • Cyl, Auta. PIS. WS. M nU ihapa body and engine No 2 Dr. 6 cyl aulo . P/S P/B, P/Wind ft Locht! ' Di 9 c»l aulo. P/S. built motor 92,000 mi EKC. PWmd . ArC. AM/FM Pmmrj,. AIC. AM' trann Best otter Call law-; : ,.^ P'B kmflt rMio lun P/S«»l». A/C. AM/FM P'B. P/vVlnd, A/C • S»l. » apaad, M/s, cond $2700 Call 671-1628 after 0 tlarao. 22301 miltl 842-l'697 Aek tor Joe. fool, <1 376 milaa, till >l*rto catatti* AM/FM llarao. 11.37} P/B. AIC. AM/fM 13729 Ilk 11621 mi . itk 1124.1111 FORC FIESTA SPORT COUPE CfuiM lilt whMl. 5.265 tisoo' "lM3 "" - *'* 1960 — Excellent condition MUSTANG 1907 s miltt. ilk 1129 Manuni transmission Low miles 0 cyl. auto . axel cond $2000 S 5,095 *9,995 Call Ron 071-1304 after 6 pm 5,895 '7,895 $2000 Call 291-0306 '13,795 '6,795 '8,295 '6,295 FORD LTD 1972 — Fully MUSTANO 111074 —4 cyl auto- equipped Snowt on Mparate matic, A/C. P8 QooO eonrjltlon rims Motor noisy $150 or best UU Call M2-33M offer 74 1-6326 1*73 MUSTANG USED CAR FORD PINTO - 1976 Lloht blue. •360 good c.ondition $000 Ca'l Call 544.1102 RENTALS 741-3212 OLDS CUTLASS CALAIS 19*0 FORD EXT 1962 - 3 dr sportt — Eacallartl condition Loadad «ilri a«traa I4MS Call 971-1367 COupe Binck 4 Cyl . 4 ipd . A/C. altar 9 am/fm catMtte, moon roof mag wheeii etc 38.000 mi 1 owner like new Asking $3800 942-4609 OLDS CUTLASS FORD GALAXY 1972 • u-to. PS/PB M.noo -" Hwnning cond $300 Call 872-1356 FOR SALE BY OWNER - 1977 BUICN Regal, 2 door loaded, new OLDo L.UTUESS SUPREME peria, good running condition 1979 — 2 dr, naw palm job. V9. $1000 930-1113. A/C. PS/PB/PW. AM/FM caaaat- FORO RANCHERO 1970— 361 la Raar dalroatar. 920000 ml. HRYSLER auto Keystone mega Needt PLYMOUTH wine-ehield $750 at it. Can RYDER 957-9509 after 2 OLDS 8TARFIRE 1979 — V-G YOUR TOTAL FOR© LTD, 75. wagon, fully radian, am/im 4-apaad of •• • floor. 91.000 rri Runa Ooud SINCE 1925 TRUCK powered. 4 new tlrea. asking look! good Paatad inapacson SSOO.Ctft 844.7539 TRANSPORTATION CENTER 91.200. April Jim. 264-1942 RENTAL FORO VAN F250 1994 - Auto OLDS CALAIS - 1666. P.'S. trant PS/PB. A/C. dual tankt. P/W. P/B. Iront wnaal dn.a low mlleasa Attume payments AM/FM caaaatta. tin whaal A/C. Of 9142 mo. 583-2099 after 0pm dalayad - o.-i ate Mint con. GRAND PRIX 1973 dltlon 9000 m 912.000 Brrn. Good condition. Asking $900 Mult tall Call 671-6999 or I For more info call 739-3991 Or 971-9034 aak try Don. •64-9909 HLJ5 HAZLET 264-5000 ONVEFITIBLE 1970 I CfiKBi STATE RWM*\Y EXIT 117 GREMLIN 1970 - 96000. O72 El Camlno body 0 cyt auto. 57.000 mi air. new 1 OTOLATEBeVNGHT ewfteuet 9950 Can 563-B128 OLDS — Toronado 1660 DataaT HAHOVMAN SPECIALS - 7979 Black/2 door. Maroon laathar Ford Fairmont. $300 1961 mi AM/FM alarao CB Tilt Wira Maxda B2000 Pick-up $000 whaatl 46.000 ml 5 yr '50 000 PRICES INCLUDE DEALER PREP 1 •000 will tafce both Both need mi warranty 975O0 Excluding work CaU 747-0339 FHCIGHT EXCLUDE TAX IMV FEES