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Vol. 107 No. 295 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER. SINCE 1878 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1985 ?5 CENTS INSIDE Pilot dead in mid-air collision SPORTS IfKEmiFKGMfm The Register WALL TOWNSHIP - A student pilot was killed and three men were Injured yesterday when a plane collided with a helicopter over Allaire Airport. Police said Stanley Salomon, 36. of Matawan, was pronounced dead at the scene by county medical examiner, Stanley Becker. The three others — flight Instructor Kenneth Worrell, 28, of West Allenhurt; helicopter pilot Everett Hankins, 32, of Neptune; and helicopter co-pilot James Robinson, 49, of Neptune City — were taken to Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune Township where they were treated and released, a spokeswoman there said. Salomon, a student pilot, was conducting a touch- and-go exercise with the small fixed-wing Cessna plane when it collided with the helicopter in mid-air near an American Electronics Laboratory, according to State Trooper Lawerence Dellett. Worrell was apparently supervising the maneuvers, police said. Dellett said the helicopter was apparently taxiing LOSES FOMMHTTBI — Red Bank for take-off when the mid-air collison occurred at Catholic pitcher Steve Arbachesky 12:53 p.m. hurled a four-hitter yesterday and "Upon impact, the helicopter landed on its side and lost. The Caseys fell to Notre Dame of the airplane overturned and came to rest on its roof," Lawrenceville in the finals of the Dellett said. The airplane's wings were severed from South Jersey Parochial "A" the craft, and the nosecone crushed in. The tournament. The Notre Dame pitcher helicopter's rotor blades had broken off. fired a two-hitter. Airport employees, returning from lunch, said they ran for cover as pieces from both aircraft were IB hurled hundreds of feet in the air. Keith Colombo, a technician for American Elec- LOCAL tronics Laboratory, here, said a piece of the plane struck a building before crashing onto a nearby parking lot. Another technician, Kevin O'Hare, said,"I was just getting back from lunch when I heard a boom and a crash. It sounded like a gun shot." He said he joined at least 30 other employees who ran to the accident scene to help. Joseph Virgillito, an employee of Part Makers Inc., said he could hear Salomon calling for help as he approached the twisted wreckage. "I tried to get him out, but I couldn't reach the button to release his shoulder strap," Virgillito said, "I put my hands under his head and tried to stop the THE REGISTER/CARL D. FORINO bleeding, but I couldn't." FATAL CRA8H — At top, the wreckage of a small a helicopter yesterday afternoon. One person aboard was See PILOT, Page 2A airplane lies upside down after it figured in a collision with killed. At bottom, the damaged helicopter lies on its side.

Hot spot Body of 4th boating accident victim recovered The owner of a popular Red Bank Office of the Monmouth County Medical Examiner, Lacey Sgt. Steven Toth of the Marine Police, who headed the night club is due in Municipal Court l said. search, said police believe the boat capsized because of tonight to answer a charge that the TIM Register The State Police Marine Police division, borough police, overcrowding. No floatation devices of any kind were on club was overcrowded one night. RUMSON - The last of four bodies, all drowning victims and the Rumson First Aid Squad continued to search for board, Toth said. of a Saturday evening boating accident, was recovered Walker throughout the day and had planned to continue Walker's mother, Harriet Walker, was notified last night 3A from the Navesink River last night by borough police dragging the river today. while attending a wake for the other drowning victims that approximately a half mile from the scene of the accident Marine Police divers discontinued the underwater search her son's body had been recovered, Lacey said. STATE An Oceanic Bridge attendant spotted the body of Melvin Monday, expecting the body to float to the surface. Walker floating just west of the bridge and notified police Two Marine Police patrol boats and a boat operated by The discovery of Walker's body concludes the borough Quinlan dies at 758 p.m., said Sgt. John Lacey of the borough police. borough police dragged the river and searched the shore police investigation, said Patrolman Campanella. However. Walker, 22, of Fair Haven, Daniel Herrmann, 23, and yesterday, according to state and local authorities. Marine Police will continue to investigate, an officer at the Karen Ann Quinlan, who lapsed into Laureano Torres, 33, and his five-year-old son Michael Rumson first aid continued the search from approximate- Monmouth Beach Marine Police Bureau said last night. a coma a decade ago and prompted Torre* died after their two-seat kayak capsized and dumped ly 4 p.m. through 6:30 p.m. yesterday, Lacey said. Meanwhile, a fund has been set up by a Lakewood man a historic right-to-die court decision the boat's five occupants into the river Saturday night. Bridge attendant Robert Pomphrey and a co-worker to help defray accident-related expenses for the families. died yesterday at age 31, according Three-year-old Richard Torres, also in the boat, was discovered the body last night. Sgt. Richard Hoffman and Matt Marvin, of Lakewood, friend of Daniel Herrmann to a Morris View Nursing Home rescued by borough youths. Patrolman Richard Campanella, assisted by Chief Robert has set up the Navesink Victims Relief Fund. Zerr and off-duty Patrolman John Hendricks, brought the official. Rumson first aid members brought Walker's body to the See BODY FOUND, Page 2A 2A Rivervlew Medical Center mortuary under order of the body to shore, Lacey said. LIFESTYLE Jury allowed to hear of Taylor beating would have supported the de- ing. Taylor testified that he was hit ing the husband than the wife," H UtA « KMISE fense's request to exclude it," on the head and knocked un- Farren said. "The defendant re- The Register Venturi said. "We feel this court conscious in his room. ceived a negligible bump on the FREEHOLD - The pros- has exhibited bias In favor of the Farren, however, said yesterday head. She is absolutely devastated, ecution's contention that Dr. Ken- state and against this defendant." that he didn't find Taylor's testi- or should I say pulverized, around neth Z. Taylor severely beat his Taylor, 33, has been charged mony "credible." the head, with extensive broken wife on their Acapulco honeymoon with the Nov. 11 bludgeoning death "I think the one area that jumps glass found in the right eye." will be allowed into evidence in of his wife, Teresa. Taylor has out at me most is the conduct of In previous testimony, Albert Taylor's murder trial, the trial admitted to police that he killed the defendant after the assault. Benigno, Teresa's father, had tes- judge ruled yesterday. his wife, but said the slaying (Taylor) is a man allegedly deeply tified that his daughter was "hard- "I find the proposition put forth occurred after a "drug crazed" in love with his wife... He finds his ly recognizable" after the assault by the defense that the incident Teresa attacked him after he wife in a fetal position, in a pool "The entire right side of her was caused by intruders to be a discovered her sexually abusing of blood ... He takes her pulse, then face and head was bandaged," possibility. However, I do not find their then five-month-old son. he gets up, looks out the balcony, Benigno said. "The left side of her then goes Inside to take a shower face was black and blue. Her left it was a probability," said Su- Farren had to decide whether Judge Michael D. Farren Boy's Town benefit perior Court Judge Michael D. First Assistant Prosecutor Paul F. to wash himself off while his wife eye was swollen shut. Her teeth were knocked out, and all I could Dublin-born Monsignor John Patrick Farren. "I have a firm belief and Chaiet had produced "dear and is lying on the floor, dying." "He doesn't come to her aid, he see were tiny edges of teeth." In addition, the judge said he Carroll Abbing, a son of the Emerald conviction in the testimony as convincing" evidence that it was represented by the state." doesn't help her up off the floor, he Benigno had testified that his found the testimony of SoreU Isle, Is the scheduled guest of honor Taylor, and not burglars, who Farren's ruling caused Defense severely beat up Teresa during doesn't put cold compresses on her daughter never knew who her Beraino, a Staten Island woman at next week's benefit for Boy's Town, Attorney Jack Venturi to offer his their July 1983 honeymoon. head. He doesn't do anything. He assailants were, but she was who befriended the Taylors at the the organization he founded years fourth mistrial motion of the Cbaiet wants to introduce goes in and takes a shower." convinced it wasn't Taylor be- Las Brisas hotel, to be "very ago in Italy. seven-day-old trial, saying the evidence to show Taylor had a Farren added the "negligible cause "Ken loves me, he wouldn't credible." judge was prejudiced against his pattern of abuse and violence blow" Taylor said he received do this to me." Beraino testified that Taylor client. Farren denied the motion. against his wife. would not have knocked out Tay- Farren said he believed Teresa told her that he "knocked his' "It would seem the court took Taylor, against the advice of lor, who is 6-1 and 200 lbs. never knew who hit her, and wife's teeth out." Beraino said all the evidence to fit its theory Venturi, took the witness stand "Intruders would have been accepted the version that Taylor Taylor told him Teresa bit him on INDEX and excluded all the evidence that yesterday for the evidentiary hear- more concerned with incapacitat- had told her. See TAYLOR Page 2A Middletown's 17th century ;Spy House' to be studied BRIDGE IN BUSINESS M is a/ misnomer. According to the report, the spy CLASSIFIED 1M ir nrnm ILUCKMMI headquarters was really at a site now within the boundaries COMICS M of Naval Weapons Station Earle. The report did not CROSSWORD 1M The Register challenge the assertion of local history buffs that parts of ENTERTAINMENT 11A MIDDLETOWN - The Township Committee authorized the museum are at least 300 years old. a $25,000 contract for a study on the Shoal Harbor Marine With the exception of Deputy Mayor Paul Linder, the HOROSCOPE 71 Museum in Port Monmouth, commonly called the Spy LIFESTYLE • committee members voted to authorize the contract. House. Linder, who was not present at the meeting but voiced his OBITUARIES 11* The study, to be conducted by Princeton architectural OPINION 1M objections at a later Interview, said he thought the firm Short and Ford, is a prelude to restoring the 17th expenditure would be a waste of money. SPORT8 II century landmark. According to Township Administrator TELEVISION ISA Herbert Bradshaw, Short and Ford will study the building "It's a waste of time and money spending 125,000 for a YOUR TOWN 1M and make recommendations on restoring it to its authentic study, and then maybe $100,000 from that point for styto. restoration, Linder said yesterday. Last month committee members discussed making a The museum is reputed to be a former spy headquarters commitment to authorizing more funds at a later date for used by colonial soldiers during the American Revolution, LOTTERY but a recent report indicated that the the title "Spy House" See SPY HOUSE, Page 2A The winning numbers In the New Jersey state lotteries appear on UN's, GN's, LPN's, Aides. Ex- St. Gorge's Caaterbvy Fair Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! Clasiifled Advertising... Mike Flood plore to* opportunities. Sea the Rumson, 6/15, 10-4. Rain or shine Read the Help Wanted columns in .gets results! Call 542-1700 tonite at Brlody's. 2A Nursing/Medical Directory In today's Classified section. today's Classified section. 2A The Register WEMCSMY. JUNE 12, 1985 Spy House — County Dems, GOP elect PEOPLE Continued from Page 1A said the Spy House could be legally the restoration work, but no action renovated without the review, but was taken. that it may be illegal to destroy the their committee leaders Committee members have esti- historically authentic qualities of the Ufa of MChis.0t. iandmarked building. Asbury Park Democrat Sharon mated the cost of restoration at The county's Democratic and He noted that the museum Is Harris and Hazlet Republican Betty LOS ANGELES (AP) - French . •bout $100,000 Republican party committees composed of several buildings from Haberstroch — were also re-elected. film director Roger Vadim returned Richard V Kelly, who supports elected their leaders last night, and different periods that have been The Democrats were visited by from a visit with actor Marlon the Short and Ford contract, slid spokespeople for both parties said joined together. Peter Shapiro, their party's Brando on hi* tccluded South Pacific yesterday toe township has "no they were optimistic that their An architect from Short and Ford gubernatorial candidate. ialand with word that Brando la no option" but to commission the study, message would attract voters in the who took a preliminary look at the Fiorino conceded that Democrats longer interested in acting, unless he if future renovation work on the Spy November election Spy House said renovation work had were going into the gubernatorial needs money House is to be historically accurate. Both incumbent chairmen — John been done in recent years that was campaign as underdogs, but denied "We really do not have a complete Fiorono for the Democrats and "He told me that himself." Vadim historically inaccurate. Michael that Gov Thomas H. Kean, the history of the Spy House. We have Frederick Kniesler for the Re- •aid in a recent interview "He is Mills, the architect, said that "well Republican incumbent, it un- been told different things." he said publicans — were unanimously re- totally happy on that island." mtentioned" people had the work beatable. Fiorino termed Kean "just Under claimed yesterday that the elected Vadim said he was visiting Tahiti done, primarily to the roof, in the a caretaker." township has plenty of historical Fiorino, of Sea Girt, has led his when he decided to visit Brando. 61. l»70i He told the committee mem- For the Republicans, who met in documentation for the Spy House, party since 1973. Kniesler, who on his nearby, privately owned bers that a professional study should Keansburg, the concern is that a and suggested that its curator, resides in Allentown, has been GOP island guide all future work to the some- popular incumbent could lull party Gertrude Neidlinger, oversee reno- chairman since 1981. Brando didn't care to discuss the what delapidated structure. activists into complacency. movie business. Vadim said. vation work. "Gertrude has done Both parties' vice chairpersons - enough study. I'd be comfortable to Under noted that according to a "He told me. I don't think III recent report, the Spy House is a ever act again.' and said it as if be let her oversee it." Under said. "I really think the money could be name of relatively modem origin, meant it. His great interest at the and that American colonists did not moment is using his amateur radio, better spent to maintain the museum Pilot in Its present condition." he said. spy on British ship movements in oa which be talks to people all over Continued from Page 1A been vacant for a couple of years." However. Neidlinger yesterday New York Harbor during the Ameri- O'Hare said the world using a code name He also can Revolution. Because it was rejected Under's idea. She said she Hospital spokeswoman Bobbe has an elaborate computer on which believed to be a spy base, the While other employees sprayed was flattered, but that the museum Nicoletti said Worrell, an employee he plays chess." museum was formerly named the the smoking wreckage with extin- is on the National Estate Register of of Gibson Air Academy, sustained Spy House. quishers, O'Hare said he helped the Historic Sites, and cannot legally be two men out of the helicopter. lacerations of the scalp and minor Marlon Brando "I don't think it's a wise expen- Slw's my type renovated without recommendations "They were both able to climb out abrasions. diture of funds, considering the Spy from a professional restoration of the helicopter on their own House may not be so historic," Hankins, the helicopter pilot, had NEW YORK (AP) - What type of architect power." O'Hare said, "The co-pilot Under said x-rays taken for possible leg in- woman appeals to singers David Lee An iinplriiQ cat Committeeman Richard Kelly was holding his wrist and became juries. Nicoletti said. Roth. John Denver. Ray Parker Jr., very upset when he found out that Robinson was treated for minor and "Weird" Al Yankovic? NEW YORK (AP) - Italian someone had been kille Both of abrasions and injuries of the legs, For Roth, of the rock group Van director Federico Fellini, honored them looked pretty shak up " hands and wrists, before being Halen, it's "an aggressive woman by the Film Society of Lincoln Taylor When questioned, Colombo and released. with humor and the gift of fury" Center for helping create neo-re- O'Hare said the airport has been Both men were employed by the alistic films such as "•*," returned Continued from Page 1A while Denver seeks a mature woman struck again in the back of the neck operating without air traffic con- Rayco Helicopter Corp., owned by the compliment by saying an Ameri- "capable of discussing ideas, is- by the soles of a sneaker or sandal trollers for several years Robert Brennan, president of First can cartoon cat inspired him to the ankle or foot, they had a few sues." He said he woke with glass under- "There's a control tower but it's Jersey Securities Corp. make movies. drinks and got into a fight. "GhosUwsters" singer Parker is During his 40 minutes of testimony neath him, and was "horrified and . looking for "an interesting woman — "You are truly a sympatico yesterday, Taylor denied telling shocked" to find his wife lying in a not too fat or skinny — who thinks people, as I always expected since I Beraino that he hit Teresa. He said pool of blood. Body Found - for herself." And if she enjoys was a child and first knew of your there was "tension" between he and Taylor said he crawled to Teresa cooking, that's a definite plus. existence through 'Felix the Cat.'" Beraino, because he had "insulted" and checked her pulse, telephoned Continued from Page 1A Donations can be made out to "It excites me to see a woman the 65-year-old director said Monday her by commenting negatively on the for help, then went to the balcony to "The fund is to cover funeral Navesink Victims Relief Fund, P.O. cook," Parker said in the July issue night after hearing glowing praise of treatment he and wife received in "see what I could see ' He said he expenses." Marvin said. "The famil- Box 413. Howell, NJ. 07731 The of Glamour magazine. his work Mexico. was "wooiy, and passed out on the ies have no life insurance that I know funds will be forwarded to the New The four singers and three other Under pointed questioning by balcony. When he woke, he went into of, and they are not rich people The Jersey Nation Bank. Howell, where celebrities were asked to pen Clips from 17 of FellUii's films, Chalet. Taylor said the assault the shower to wash the blood and best thing to do is to start a fund, and an account has been set up for the hypothetical personal ads for the which include "La Dolce Vita," occured after he heard a noise, got glass off his legs, and fainted again try to get this family some relief." victims magazine. were shown at the two-hour benefit up and looked around He said as he When he reawoke, there were police Memorial services were sched- and hotel officials in the room. Yankovic, who became famous for the Film Society at A very Fisher was placing himself face down on the Marvin said the fund would be uled to be held for the victims by the with "Eat It." a parody of Michael Hall bed, when he was "(track by Taylor said he had a lump the divided equally among the four Red Bank Salvation Army today at Jackson's hit "Beat It," is looking something heavy" on the right side "sise of a golf ball" on the back, victims 10 a.m. rightside of his head. Taylor said he for a woman "who can make (my Three actors in Fellini films were of the head still had cuts and abrasions on his favorite) peanut butter and broccoli on hand to help honor him. Mareello "The next thing I remember, I Mastrioni, Anouk Aimee and Julietta was drug by my feet to the floor," fingers. When Quiet asked him if he sandwich." Yankovic says it would had cuts on his legs from crawling also help if she shares his idea of fun Masina - Fellini's wife for 41 years Taylor said. "I couldn't see who was — recalled their work with the dragging me. I had just gotten hit in over the glass, Taylpr replied "not — "wading through a pool of lime now." Jell-O.- director. the head and I saw stars ... I believe there were two people. As I was drug Several witnesses who testified at the evidentiary hearing retestified from the floor, I got a glimpse of a • Swiss Blade' Denture • Medicaid Insurance person on the other side of the bed." before the jury yesterday afternoon Do you look older? Different' 1 • Swiss Roofless Denture • Senior Citutn Discount Karen Ann Quinlan dead at 31 Taylor said he was then kicked or These included Benigno. Las Brisas • Are they loose' Uncomfortable Executive Administrative Assistant Trouble Eating? Gagging? • Swiss Soil Liner S) One Day Service Available After doctors said Miss Quinlan Derek B. Gore, and hotel assistant • Swiss Suction Denture • Labs on Premises FREE DENTURE MORRIS TOWNSHIP. (AP) would never return to a "cognitive manager Jose Romero REPAIRS • RELINES — Karen Ann Quinlan. who lapsed state," her parents sought court The Register CONSULTATION WHILE YOU WAITII into a coma a decade ago andpermission to disconnect her from a (ISSN 8750-M8H prompted a historic right-to-die respirator. Putrtened by The Nad Ban* ftipni Cill or writ* torI7 w d—crtpdn oraofwreV umMimj • KM court decision, died yesterday at age In the landmark ruling in March umMmj KM by John H Coot end Henry Clay SI, a nursing home official said. 1(76, the New Jersey Supreme Court Hern CWca Lowenstoln ssld Miss Quinlan could be removed (3011 542 4000 LOTTERIES Miss Quinlan died at 7:01 p.m. and Brencn Orrcea Denture from the respirator It was discon- Monmouei County Courthouw. was pronounced dead by Dr James nected in May 1(76, but contrary to FieehMd. N J 0772S Wolf about 45 minutes later, said Mamaaraor eia'mum Praia Tna linr Mil TRENTON - The winning doctors' projections, she remained Pieaa • arwad aaclutNary » t* uea or a* r* Meal number drawn last night in New mm c#nl#r John F. Merngan, administrator of alive in what was described as a nawa pnmao m ate nawepaoar M araH ai an AP newa 3S Trnd.ll Road, MMdtalown, NJ. 0774S Morris View Nursing home. Jersey's Pick-It Ltttery was 287 A "chronic vegetative state." ManMr o4M Am straight bet pays (240. box pays $40 Dr. Alan Lowenslein, O.O.S., P.A. Any further statement would have Aeaooajtanjta. . tw AudaS Sufaau u or Ocuiaorv ma Naw Since she lapsed into the coma, Jereey "rea" eA Aaeociaeoa n and pairs pay (M. to be issued by the family, the her family annually celebrated a Saoond Claaa poMaoa DM at fad Bank. Nj O P The Pick 4 number was 5227 A nursing home said. Man at which her parents and her 0T7OI Putofcahad oa*y ascatx Sal Me* auoaenpeona Miss Quinlan lapsed into a coma straight bet pays 8,430.50 and box brother and sister prayed and sang pays $285 50 April IS, 1975. at a friend's birthday Karen's favorite song. "Amazing Term Oariy SunrJay party. She had apparently consumed M2 aaau i 70/ aaak '5/ aaaa 246/ ae* Now.. .finding the right doctor Grace." 13-61 MM I 96/ aaaa. 701 wm IS>aW several gin and tonic drinks on top The S-foot-4 woman, who weighed 1 yew 146/a** eaV >ee> 2 10/ «ee> of what doctors said was a "thera- UeH reM lor ooaege ebderej end mrMwy pateon- about 75 pounds and was fed by a >w - * of atova ram can be quick and easy. peutic" amount of a mild tranquil tube in her nose, had not changed Moma flainary by Camar - Datfy and Sunday NOTICE Ixer and aspirin. The mixture was 1136 a aaak. Sunday only 36 an. Daey or* 100 much in the past several years, Single copy • Camaar - Oaay 2» oar* Sunday never firmly established as the except she had a few gray hairs, her aleeaa cause of her condition POSTUASTEK: Sand addraaa cnanoaa » Tna BOROUGH OF mother. Julia, said last year. •>. P 0 So> 520 rted Sank. N J 07701 EATONTOWN MEDSEARCH The Borough of Eatontown is accepting applications (or part- WEATHER time Housing Inspector. 870-5500 Applicants must have a back- ground In residential construc- A FREE Doctor-referral Service JCmpCT ofiUVK The Ferecett/for 8 p.m. EOT, Wed., June 12. tion or building maintenance. Call Mon.-Fri., 8:30am-5:00pm Showers and thunderstorms are expected today. Highs will range Trainees will be considered. from 75 to 80 inland and from 70 to Salary negotiable. Submit appli- 75 along the coast. Showers and cations to James J. Maloney, thunderstorms are possible tonight. Business Administrator, 47 MONMOUTH MEDICAL CENTER Broad Street. Eatontown, NJ. A brief shower or two is expected Th« doctor* you want. The resources you n—d. tomorrow. Lows tonight will range 07724 from (0 to 65. Highs tomorrow will range from 70 to 75.

MME FORECAST Manasquan to Cape Henlopen to 20 nautical miles offshore Winds will be southeasterly at around 10 knots today. Winds will be southerly at 15 to 20 knots with some fust* in the afternoon and south- westerly at the same speeds during the evening. Thunderstorms are possible today and tonight. Visibility generally will be 5 miles or more but locally lower Showft WHn flurrf Snow \0cc*jf6 in thunderstorms. Waves will aver- age 2 to 4 feet. A shower is possible tomorrow. siA Winds will be westerly at 10 to 15 knots

TOES Saady Hook TODAY: High: 3:55 a.m. and 4:32 p.m. Low: 10:19 a.m. and 10:58 p.m. For Red Bank and Rumson bridge, add two hours; Sea Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, deduct 15 minutes; Highlands bridge, add 40 minutes.

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Jirarnrgrtl low 10 a a m EOT The Register WHNEMMY. JUNE 12, 1985 LOCAL DIGEST Leonardo residents demand marina action Compromise reached the Township Attorney. "There's so much Maher retorted, "The only time you talk were now confining their children to their EA BRIGHT- The planning board last night * 81UCKMAK doubletalk in here, that if I got it I'd throw is when you want to grandstand " own back yards. resolved problems delaying the contraction The Register it out," said Mayor James F. Maher Later, Chlorinda Pierce of Bay Avenue "That lot has to close now. If you (ant ol the controversial Edgewater Beach Club S MIDDLETOWN - An angry crowd of But Maher and the three committee said the boaters were using the marina in do it, we will. We will blockade that lot. cabanas by the Stavola Brothers Co. Leonardo residents confronted the Town- members agreed to pass a resolution larger numbers than the state's Harbor or possibly Concord Avenue." Pierce said The board granted a cite plan variance on the ship Committee Monday night with closing the lot, "provided it's legal." Master, John Collins, reported. "They're The residents showed up in force'at a loading dock, which will use smaller trucks for charges that the committee has taken no Committeeman Richard V. Kelly drew dumping bilge, parking everwhere, and meeting several weeks ago, and at that loading materials. Due to a miscalculation in the effective action to close a new parking lot applause when he said, "A resolution of ignoring No Parking signs." time, the committee said Township At- original survey plan a compromise was met at Leonardo State Marina. this substance will be carried through." torney Peter Carton would look a charge between developers and the beach club, accord- She estimated that the police would Residents last night threatened to A shouting match between residents and voiced by resident Robert Orzechowski ing to Robert Gorski cabana architect. The have netted $5,000 from parking tickets, blockade roads that access the marina, committee members turned into a match that the state's work at the Leonardo overall area of the project will be reduced from "if they had done their job." and to sue the state if the Township between committee members, when Marina site was done without proper 21.000 square feet to 18,000 and the number of She said that since the state levelled Committee continues stall on efforts to Maher accused Committeeman Richard permits. cabanas reduced from 100 to approximately 79 sand dunes that protected five waterfront keep additional boaters away from the McKean of "grandstanding." because the cabanas were too close to the ocean homes from flooding, residents were However, an attorney with Carton's marina. Residents demanded better enforce- The height of the building will remain at 35 feet. forced to take out flood insurance. She office said Monday night that the matter ment of parking regulations in the marina This also diminishes the number of parking The residents have been fighting the said the residents would have to put the was not investigated. Maher then directed area. They charged that the Police spaces. parking lot expansion for months. "We've state on notice that they would sue if their the Township Attorney to check the been barking. Now is the time to bite," Department has been lax in issuing homes are flooded. permit requirements. In other business, the board is calling a one said. parking tickets, and noted that only two "They have no traffic impact studies, no Committee members originally con- special meeting for a proposed Mobile Medical But the committee promised to pass parking tickets were issued Memorial Day permits, no nothing. They have no respect tended that the state did not need Pratitioners unit for late July. The site of 1080 some form of a resolution drafted by weekend. for the people who live in that little town, " permission from any township board to Ocean Ave. may be used for emergency calls in Leonardo resident Frank Beirne ordering Maher took offense at the residents' she said. create the parking lot. the area for the first time in forty years, under the state to close an additional marina remarks. One resident demanded that She noted, and other residents con- Maloney Medical Practitioners now in Oakhurst. Committee members had considered parking lot. The state recently created the committee members press the Police firmed, that rowdy boaters verbally suing the state, but Township Attorney lot on part of a 5.5 acre tract it recently Department to take action. McKean harrassed a woman living alone in a home Peter Carton said Middletown would have Roller return expected purchased adjascent to the marina. agreed that the committee was respon- near the end of Concord Avenue. She said no basis for a suit because the marina Committee members rejected Belrne's sible, and said, "The chief of police is only that for safety reasons, Leonardo parents could not be considered a "public OWELL - Authorities expect Barry J. resolution because it was not drafted by down the hall " nuisance." Roller, the Howell township administrator H charged in the May 28 stabbing of a 33-year- old township man, to be returned to the county later this week, a spokeswoman for the county prosecutor's office said yesterday. Brokers Lounge Meanwhile, the Township Committee voted Monday to dismiss Roller from the appointed position of administrator that he had held since overcrowding [tat Township officials refuse to discuss why Roller was terminated hearing tonight Roller had already been on temporary suspension with pay pending the outcome of the police investigation. The Register Susan Davison, an aide to County Prosecutor RED BANK - The proprietor of John Kaye, said authorities are not certain when Brokers Lounge, 26 W. Front St., is Roller will be transported from Kansas to the schedueld to appear in Municipal .Court county jail in Freehold Township. But she added tomorrow on charges of overcrowding the that his return is still expected some time this popular night spot one night last winter week. Roller has been accused by police of stabbing A citation was issued March 2 when the Anthony Bongiovanni Jr during a fight behind lounge /disco had 290 occupants — 36 more a house at 44 Arlyn Drive, here. than it is allowed to under the municipal Bongiovanni, who had been stabbed twice and Fire Prevention Code, according to court was in critical condition with a punctured lung, documents. was released from Brick Hospital last week. Roller, a West Point graduate and retired Borough Fire Marshal Stanley J. Sickels Army lietenant colonel who served in Vietnam, in conjunction with Sgt. Bradley Dupree has been charged with aggravated assault and counted the number of occupants and possession of a deadly weapon for an unlawful issued the citation purpose. Sickels yesterday said the citation was He was arrested in Leavenworth, Kansas, issued in response to a complaint, but three days after the incident Police said Roller declined further comment because pf the had been trained as a military officer at Fort pending litigation. Leavenworth After a series of postponements, the case came before municipal court Judge Harassment bill released William Himelman yesterday and has RENTON - Legislation to amend the 1945 THE REQISTER/CARL D FOflINO been continued until tomorrow, according Law Against Discrimination to prohibit SIQFRID — Merry Weltner. age 14, of little Silver, moving her creation, "Sigfrid," from her home (o to court documents Tsexual harassment was approved by the is assisted from left to right, by Katie Weltner. age Markham Place School, which is only a lew blocks Attorney Peter Shaw, West Long Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday. 6, her mother, Paddy W«#w. -Mefi McNelly and away. A passing bicyclist takes a second look. Branch, is representing William Bower, State Sen. Frank Pallone, D-Monmouth, the Melmda McNally, age 13, both of Little Silver, in Spring Lake Heights, part owner of the bill's sponsor, said it would prohibit sexual bar. harassment which interferes with an individ- Shaw said yesterday he will file an ual's obtaining employment, public aceomoda- appeal with the borough Construction tions or public services, education, or housing Board of Appeals in an effort to increase Pallone, who is also a lawyer, said current the 254 person limit. case law defines the law's applicability to instances of sexual harassment. Shaw said he will contact judge Bridge still dividing two communities Himelman today to ask for a stay of the "Although the courts have ruled that in municipal court hearing pending outcome individual cases the Law Against Discrimination 1968, shut down, and razed by the Army span. However, Farrell said a 15-foot-high •» no LOUD of the appeal. covers sexual harassment, it is much better to Corps of Engineers in 1970. bridge would not meet Coast Guard have a statute clearly defining what sexual The Register No substantial progress has occurred Bower said yesterday he has hired an requirements, and a 20-foot high one might engineer to create more space in Utyl bar harassment is and what the remedies are," FREEHOLD - The saga of Middle- since then, and Port Monmouth Road, as not receive approval either. as a possible solution to the overcrowding Pallone stated town's Pews Creek Bridge has gone on for well as the two neighboring communities, A low standing structure would also problem. Pallone's bill describes sexual harassment as more than 15 years, and it is not about to remain divided by a 70-foot-wide void at block high-masted vessels from getting "I have a line outside three nights a "unwelcome sexual advances, requests for end in the near future. the mouth of the creek, about 300 feet from the marina to the bay, according to sexual favors, and other verbal or physical from Raritan Bay. week and half the front of the place is However, following a meeting here County Engineer Charles Van Benschoten. empty," Bower said. communication of a sexual nature when sub- yesterday between a contingent of Middle- "I just can't imagine a bridge being He noted that the marina has grown since Bower said,he "feels he's been unfairly mission to the conduct is made a term or town officials and the county Board of down this long in Rumson, Spring Lake or the bridge was taken down. treated." ,. condition either explicitly or implicitly to obtain Freeholders, the two sides agreed to hold Deal," Maher said, adding that last "Not only have I been cited' for employment, public accomodations or public a hearing to discuss how to rebuild the month's candid meeting with the free- A higher bridge, in addition to being occupancy, but the customers comjlain service, housing or education." bridge, linking the East Keansburg and holders provided him with his "first ray more expensive, would entail construction that they can't get in," he said. y The bill next heads to the full Senate Port Monmouth sections of the township. of hope" for progress. of an approach ramp that would cut into The "Catch-22," as noted by Township the properties of homeowners on both No date was set for the proposed Bower added the citation is the latest in Engineer William Farrell, is that every sides of the creek. Moving the bridge south Juveniles get work hearing, which would also include U.S. a series of setbacks his business has had proposal to rebuild the bridge has at least would pose a threat to environmentally- recently. ji. Coast Guard representatives. sensitive wetlands. REEHOLD — The county Board of Free- one drawback. "My liquor liability insurance just went holders yesteday approved a contract with The freeholders agreed with Mayor Potential problems include funding A previous Township Committee had up 900 percent - from $7,000 to $102,000," the state Department of Corrections' James Maher's view that "we have to constraints, the need to acquire property pledged not to take any private property he said. F make things happen" and "get off dead from homeowners near the bridge, in- away, and Van Benschoten said the Division of Juvenile Services to employ young center." convenience to boaters using the adjacent current Committee could not be "locked Last summer, Bower lost the lease to people in cleanup operations at the county a parking lot in back of his establishment Reclamation Center, Tinton Falls. Yesterday's meeting avoided most of Gateway Marina, and fulfilling Coast into" that agreement if it wanted a larger The 12-week program, beginning July IS, will the charges of past blame that have Guard requirements. bridge. "Since losing that parking, I have lost cost approximately $15,000, said county Public marred other discussions on rebuilding the The easiest solution, from the stand- A draw bridge would satisfy almost all 35 to 40 percent of my lunch business,'' he Works Director Eugene Melody. He added that bridge. point of funding and for nearby residents of the concerns. But its price tag, said. i. most of the cost will be borne by the state, with The original Pews Creek Bridge was who do not want to lose their properties, estimated at $4 million to $7 million not "The town is going to put us out of the county supplying only basic equipment and severely damaged by Hurricane Donna in would be to build a 15-foot high, standing including daily, round-the-clock business,'" he said. sanitary facilities. Melody said the program was conducted last M summer with "great success." He added that the litter problem is more severe this year, and Red Bank parents to board: environment dangerous the work is necessary to comply with state Department of Environmental Protection regu- "One day, my daughter had a doctor's lations." and I am concerned about the dangerous "The bus drivers can't control the H CHWS HAND and unruly bus behavior," said Janet appointment and couldn't go to school and children, " Nancy Redman said. "Another "It's an excelent program for the kids to make The Register my son was afraid to ride the bus without a buck, and it gets the DEP off our backs" Breslow. Breslow said her daughter once authority is the only alternative RED BANK — The Board of Education her," she said. "The driver should have to Melody said. had to take off her shoe to defend herself "I realize that other districts don't.nave last night heard a litany of horror stories against a fourth grader on a primary do nothing but drive. We want aides on the aides (on buses)," Richard MacDonaW from parents about poor discipline and a school bus. buses, we want them in September." See Parents Page 11A Youth jobs available dangerous environment at the Primary School. SBURY PARK - The county Department of The parents asked the board to hire Employment and Training announced yes- aides to ride the school's five buses and Aterday that it is currently trying to attract and employ a vice principal to handle only county youth between the ages of 14-21 for the discipline problems at the school. Official responds to probe of wetlands 1985 Summer Youth Employment and Training None of the parents criticized discipline Program. in the classrooms themselves, though. explain why their reccomendations "If the EPA felt the Corps was not. The eight-week program, operating from July The discipline that is now being given Of BAYU E. MIW were not considered," said Mansky. doing their job, they would not give us 1 through August 23, will employ approximately is "extremely arbitrary," said Les Tay- The Register He said the decision on whether to the authority to grant permits under 1,400 youths to work above the minimum wage lor, a parent. "My complaint is not with NEW YORK - A top official of the remove a fill or not is based on "public section 404 of the Clean Water Act," of $3.65 per hour. the drivers but against the administration U.S. Army Corps of Engineers yester- interest." An example of which, he said Mansky. In addition, 14- and 15-year-olds will be able and board. It has to establish discipline in day responded to findings by the Fish said, Includes evaluating the impact of He said the Corps is well suited to the to take vocational education and computer a fair way." and Wildlife Service revealing illegal unemployment possibly created by job. "I think we're perfectly capable. literacy courses. The school currently has an aide ride wetlands fills at five county sites. demolishing an office building to There is a definite sensitive awareness To be eligible, a youth must submit the only the bus which transports The report, reviewed Monday by the restore wetlands. of what the regulations of the Clean. verifying documents for age, residence, social kindergarten and pre-kindergarten stu- Senate Public Works Committee, listed In many cases, said Mansky, the Water Act do and what the value of the. security and family income. dents. unauthorized fills in Long Branch, Corps requires the person who obtained wetlands are," he said. For specific Information on documents or Board members reserved comment on Oceanport, Keansburg, Keyport and an unauthorized fill permit to create In addition, the Fish and Wildlife. other questions, one may contact the Asbury the situation, but promised to respond to Aberdeen. wetlands equal in acerage to those Serivce maintains that the Corps has Park Job Service at 775-1566. the Red Bank Job the complaints at the next public meeting According to James Mansky, chief of destroyed. "This way there is no net been lax in stopping unauthorized fills. Service, 741-6623, or the Freehold Job Service, "We will listen with Interest, this it not the Corps' New York regulatory loss of wetlands," said Mansky. "When it comes to stopping un- 780-3272. a forum for debate," Board President branch, said the Clean Water Act does Brian Unger, a spokesperson for authorized acts, there's nothing we can Out of school youth or returning college Frances Klnkle said prior to the start of not require the Corps respond to Clean Ocean Action, said since the do about it," said Mansky. students may also apply for the program. the public hearing. requests by the FWS to remove Corps Is primarly Involved in dredging He added that the FWS failed to On the subjuct of discipline on the unauthorized fills and restore and waterfront construction, authority respond to a letter sent to them two buses, the following was said: wetlands. to grant wetlands fill permits should be months ago concerning their report. More local news 5A, 11 A, 10B "There Is a problem with student's "We are not required to go back to given to either the FWS or the The Senate will continue reviewing- biting, fighting and nothing is being done." the Fish and Wildlife Service and Environmental Protection Agency. the FWS report next month. said Dawn Rose, a former bus aide. "I have two kids in the primary school The Register NEW JERSEY . JUNE 12, 19SS STATE DIGEST Kean to end Motor Vehicles patronage canceled and Motor Vehicles Direc- awarded to those who offer the state county The current agents would be tor Clifford Snedeker resigned over Brick woman charged in Kean threat TRENTON (API - Gov Thomas the lowest price required to enter bids if they wanted the controversy. The state Com- H Kean announced plans yesterday He said legislative approval was to retain the contract The bidding mission of Investigation later RENTON (AP» - A Brick Golden to abolish the state's 7*-year-old unnecessary to carry out the new system is set to take effect July 1 of chastized Snedeker and State At- Township woman who al- Ms Olsen allegedly made the patronage system for selecting plan, bat added he" will ask law 1W. torney General Irwin I. Kimmelman Tlegedly threatened to kill call to the Statehouse on Monday motor vehicles agents, capping a makers to pass a bill making Kean said be was unsure whether for their roles In awarding the Gov Thomas H Kean was morning and was arrested at lingering controversy over a con- competitive bidding permanent and the new approach would save the contract. charged with making terroristic about 4 p m . authorities said. tract awarded to a Republican not subject to change under future state money, but be said it would threats and admitted to Marlboro contributor Kean said the Taggart incident She was arraigned Monday- governors. remove the element of patronage Stale Hospital state police laid "highlighted" the need for evening before Brick Township Kean said he will replace the Under the proposal, the SI agents now associated with the awarding of yesterday abolishing the patronage system. Municipal Judge Bernard A. system with a competitive bidding who now operate motor vehicles contracts. The governor also said be plans to Ethel R Olsen 35 was ar- Kennen. who set bail at 00.000 process in which contracts to oper- centers throughout the state would "It should have passed into toe push for legislation scrapping the 4- rested by state police Monday said court Clerk Doris Campbell ate motor vehicles centers are be trimmed to 21 — one agent in each shadows a number of years ago. " the several hours after she allegedly governor said of a politically based year-old law requiring all motorists called the governor's Office of Ms. Olsen was examined by a system in which the motor vehicles to obtain photo drivers licenses. Constituent Relations and said doctor and admitted to the director has discretion to award Under the proposal, photo licenses during the conversation that she psychiatric hospital for evalu- contracts without consideration of would be mandatory only for driven was going to shoot the governor, ation, said state police spokes- New leaders take over under age 21 and would be voluntary cost. said Kean press secretary Carl man Capt Joseph Kobus The Democratic candidate for for all others governor. Peter Shapiro, said Kean t Kean said he was proposing the Thousand flee Newark gas leak proposal was a "step in the right law because present agency offices State Democratic Party direction." but he said it was an are incapable of handling the extra •JEWARK i APi - A leak in a between exits 14 and It were burden of issuing photo licenses Holman said his goals would be to example of "closing the barn door ••natural gas line forced the closed for a half hour, said without subjecting motorists to long TRENTON (AP) - A new slate of guarantee Kean s re-election, take after the horses have run (•evacuation yesterday of Tucker waits. leaders look control of the Demo- control of the Assembly and capture Shapiro will challenge Kean in the more than 1.000 employees from • The smell of gas was very State Sen. Frank Graves, D- cratic Party yesterday with hopes of the board of freeholders in six November general election an industrial section of this city strong. " the spokesman said, Passaic, who wrote the 1181 photo capturing the governor's office and counties. The state Division of Motor Ve- and toe rerouting of some air adding that an "all clear" signal retaining control of the Assembly driver license law, had opposed any The Democratic State Committee hicles recently came under fire after traffic at Newark International was issued about 12:45 p.m changes in the legislation but said The Democratic State Committee also elected as vice chairmen k it was revealed that a prominent Airport, fire officials said. Neil Brown, a spokesman for yesterday he and the governor are unanimously elected Essex County Taylor of Plainfield and Jaime Republican Party contributor. Wil- Lonnie Tucker, a spokesman Public Service Electric & Gas "very close to agreement." Democrat Raymond Durkin to the Vasquez of Jersey City Edward liam Taggart, had been awarded a for the city fire department, said Co. said workers reduced the Graves said, however, that be post of state chairman Durkin was Pulver of Bayonne was elected potentially lucrative contract to about six plants were cleared out pressure in the leaking trans- wanted photo licenses to be required nominated for the job by Democrat secretary and unsuccessful Demo- operate proposed photo license lor 14 hours after the leak in a mission line before cutting away for all new drivers, regardless of Peter Shapiro, who as the party's cratic gubernatorial candidate Step- centers. It-inch transmission line was the damaged section and capping age gubernatorial candidate has the hen Wiley was elected treasurer. The contract with Taggart was discovered at about 11 15 am the pipe traditional privilege of picking the Fire Director John Caufield Repair crews were expected to party's leader. asked airport officials to prevent be on the scene into the night, Durkin called on the state commit- planes from taking off over the said Brown. tee during a meeting at the Capitol area affected by the leak for He said the ruptured line ran Fuua Hotel to rally behind Shapiro's about two hours, and several under Avenue P between De- "aiiressive. positive, can-do THE SHORE'S BEST GYMNASTIC CLUB lanes of the New Jersey Turnpike lancey Street and Wilson Avenue spirit- Assembly Speaker Alan Karcber Casino revenues are rolling in of Middlesex said Democratic legis- lators were looking forward to the • The very finest RENTON (API - New Jer- the commission said November election with Shapiro sey's 10 casinos reported Gross revenues do not reflect heading the ticket equipment gross revenues of nearly profits but are the amount of "There is something truly magical A COMPLETE T * Classes for all •177 3 million for the month of money casinos win before they that is going on." Karcher said May. an 85 percent over the pay operating coats during a brief speech. He said levels and all same month last year, the Casino Last month's revenues brought Democratic lawmakers would run SUMMER ages. Control Commission announced industry figures for the year to their campaigns in a way that yesterday 17*7 9 million. 7 percent higher "meshes" with Shapiro's • A serious The increase last month was than a year ago philosophy PROGRAM program for attributed to a busy Memorial The other casinos and their Shapiro, who won his party's Day weekend gross revenue figures are the serious nomination in a six-way primary Resorts International had the Caesars. COS million; Bally s gymnast June 4. advised Democratic leaders July 1 thru August 23 largest gross revenue figure for Park Place 119 3 million Har- to offer voters "something other last month at Cl 6 million rah's Marina. $18 7 million. than the status quo." Golden Nugget was second with Trump Plata. (18 3 million. He said the party must go beyond * Special high Cl 3 million Tropicana. tit million; Atlantis. "conventional wisdom " and propose school training Last month was the sixth best 114 million: Sands. $13.7 million Featuring solutions to the environmental and month recorded by the industry. and Claridge. til 2 million program educational problems confronting the state Tom Murphy & Hung jury in arson-murder trial "We've got to show a better job Steve Stein 102 Ave. of Two Rivers can be done." be told committee Rumson QATERSON (API - A Su- assault and 15 counts of felony members Barnstormers 747-7463 Ivperior Court judge declared murder after the Oct It blaze I a mistrial yesterday when a that tore through the Alexander Durkin. chairman of the Essex jury was unable to reach a Hamilton Hotel in the center of County Democratic Committee, said verdict after deliberating for this aging industrial city he would announce several in- more than eight days in the Defense attorney John Cleary • itiatives within the next few weeks arson-murder trial of a handy- asked the judge to allow the jury to help guide the party to victory in man accused of starting a Tire in to continue deliberations on the the November general election a run-down residential hotel that other charges, but the judge He told the roughly 100 Democrats killed IS people refused who attended the meeting that his The jury of six men and six In offering the defense. Cleary priorities would be paying off the TODAY\THRU SUNDAY women had considered the case did not dispute that his client, a party's debt, defeating the re-elec- for 58 hours before the jury part-time handyman at the hotel. tion bid of Republican Gov Thomas . forewoman passed a note to set the fire, which also injured 44 Kean. ensuring that Democrats keep Judge William Marches* saying people But Cleary said that control of the Assembly and instill- "We are in a deadlocked position Conklin was an alcoholic and was ing grassroots participation ! We cannot come to a decision on so drunk and confused on the • 'the first count of arson " night of the fire that he was The Republican State Committee, I Russell W Conklm. 44. was unable to comprehend the const which held a reorganization meeting ; charged with arson, aggravated quences of his actions. down the ball from the Democrats, re-elected Frank Holman as party chairman AT LAST! FAMILY FUN THAT'S MORE THAN JUST KID SlUff! 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Bone said yesterday the Navy dredging permit, with the approval concern over the risk of oil spills, updated version designates a spot 700 Naval Weapon* Station have been Boo* said that the public would planned to dredge approximately of the federal Environmental ammunition explosions, fires, and feet west. •caled down to tave money. have more chances to comment on nine million cubic yards of material Protection Agency. boating accidents In the busy water- Bone said the new plan, originally The new plans call for a ISO the plans at public hearings, to be to build the new pier, and allow the However, if the dredge spoils are way. announced one month ago, calls for million pier of the tame length to held next spring, to discuss a new ships access. heavily contaminated, the Corps She said officers told residents an addition to the current two- berth two large ships now located off supplemental environmental impact He said clean channel sand will be may require the Navy to have the that their concerns relating to pronged pier that would make It look the coast of Norfolk, Va., that carry statement on the dredging that the placed on beaches In New Jersey or material dumped on shore, be said. erosion, sedimentation, water re- like a three-pronged pitchfork. ammunition and fuel oil, Com- Navy Is preparing. Long In PCBs and other pollutants at The Navy will have to prove to the sources, flooding, oil spills, pollution The entire pitchfork structure will mander T.W. Bone said. The 1979 pun was tabled when the the mud dump in the Atlantic Ocean EPA and to the Corps that the mud and wetlands would be addressed In extend from a pier that Juts out from Dredging to deepen the channel Navy reconsidered whether the six miles from shore. dump is the only site available for the impact study. the main pier which connect* to for the pier construction, and to Earle expansion was needed, Bone the dredge spoils. Bone commented He said the Navy will search for Rlppere said she warned the snore, according to Bone. He said allow large ships to dock at the pier, said. He noted that the Navy has now that because there are "limited localities that want the clean sand to officers that whoever dredges the the Earle piers now extend over two may cost an estimated $30 million, given final approval for the transfer options" onshore, the offshore dump- rebuild beaches. channel might break into the miles into the water. The two new according to Bone. of the ships from Norfolk. In ing will probably be permitted. In preparing the supplemental Magothy Aquafer, that outcrops ships would be berthed at a point Plans released In 187J also In- published remarks, Bone said the statement, the Navy will analyze He said work on the pier can only under the Raritan Bay. She said that between 1 Vt and 2 miles from shore, cluded a m-acre acquisiton in move was approved because the sediment at the bottom of the begin after the supplemental state- more drinking water for central and he said. Belford for a MO.OOO-barrel fuel-tank Leonardo pier Is considered a safer channel below the spot earmarked ment is completed. southern New Jersey is taken from farm and other improvements. location (or the ships. for the new pier, Bone said. Bone said the meeting was held to the Magothy than any other aquafer. The vessels, called Auxllllary Oil Altogether, the Earle expansion was Kay Rlppere, a township resident The Navy found pollutants In the "scope" residents' concerns about Bone said the Navy planned to and Explosive Ships are approx- earmarked at $151 million who attended the Friday bearing, sediment where they planned to dredging the channel, so that the address Rippere's concern. imately 800 feet long, according to At a public meeting at Middletown said that when the Navy proposed build the pier in 1979, and Bone said Navy will know what Issues to He said that funding for the new Bone. 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121 Broad Street. Red Bank The Register NATION/WORLD JUNE 12, 1865 NEWS DIGEST Von Bulow returns to wife's apartment Torture cases widen to answer reporters' questions, ex- of his lawyers. York. NEW YORK (AP) - Claus von cept to repeat that he had thanked Mrs. von Bulow i two children by Gurley testified in the first trial Bukm, cleared of trying to murder that von Bulow stood to Inherit $12 mates of the number of campers jurors for their "time and patience" a previous marriage. Prince Alex- EST POINT. C»U1. (AP) - his wife, returned to her Fifth million in cash and securities plus A group of milting ranged from three to five. and to say that he felt "all right." ander von Auersperg, 25. and Prin- Avenue apartment with his compa- "This is Tom Puccio'j show, and cess Annie Laurie "Ala" Knetssl, 27, Mrs. von Bulow's Newport, R.I. Wcampers and i "We have information that nion, Andrea Reynolds, who said mansion and her New York apart- I'm here to say thank you." said von said yesterday they were relieved turvivalist's mining brother some people were camped there, yesterday that she and von Bulow ment upon her death. joined the list yesterday of just like they went away for a Bulow, who grinned broadly at von Bukm bad no intentions of planned a vacation "In a little, several points during the news moving their mother "We feel that If the financial people who may be linked to the walk in the woods and never hidden place where no one will know conference. But the two said they wished the testimony had come in by the turvivaliit nbuet remote cabin came back," said Calaveras us." Puccio, a former federal pros- jury that acquitted von Bulow bad banker, Morris Gurley, who would has revealed tei-tortare County Sheriff Claud Ballard The pair returned to the apart- videotapes and the remains of at "We haven't confirmed that yet. ecutor, said he did not think be could heard all the testimony presented to have testified to what my stepfather ment overlooking Central Park on have won a guilty verdict had he an earlier jury that convicted him in had to gain from trying to murder least four bodies. but we're trying to run down Monday night, hours after a jury in every lead we can." been prosecuting von Bulow. "I think 1982. That conviction was overturned my mother ... that would have made San Francisco Police Chief Providence, R.I , found von Bulow, one of the facts that needs to be by the Rhode Island Supreme Court, everything clear," Mrs. Kneissl said Cornelius Murphy confirmed that Camping gear, including a 58, innocent of trying to kill Martha on ABC's "Good Morning America." coffee pot and personal belong- emphasised Is that we won because partly on the basis of improper the remains of at least four "Sunny" von Bulow by giving her Mr von Bulow was innocent," he evidence presented to jurors. "It certainly did make everything ings, were found abandoned at injections of insulin people were found on the S-acre said In the second trial. Superior Court clear during the first trial, and it's Calaverai County property used the camp, the sheriff said. Von Bulow appeared at a news In addition, Lake's younger Mrs. von Bulow. 53. lies comatose Judge Corinne P. Grande refused to facts and figures, not opinion," she by survivalist Leonard Lake, conference yesterday at the office of in a hospital not far from the allow the prosecution to present added police Inspector John Hennessey brother Donald has been added to his principal defense lawyer. the growing list of missing apartment, and her husband said be testimony from Mrs. von Bulow's Puccio said Tyesterday that the said yesterday Thomas Puccio. whom he thanked intends to leave her there. He has not financial consultant. G. Morris inheritance issue "was fully con- people. Their mother. Gloria for his work in the case. He declined Lake, 39. committed suicide Ebling. told San Bruno police in seen her for several years, on advice Gurley of Chemical Bank in New sidered and rejected by the jury" while in police custody last week July 1983 that Donald, then 32. by swallowing poison and was missing ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Murphy later said Lake and his Ng is wanted on a federal friend, Charles Ng. 24. may have warrant issued yesterday for Seven days iMtk Screened, bonded A insured been connected with the disap- unlawful flight and on warrants "Dental Healtti 24 hours Complete home or hospital pearances of up to 25 people. out of San Francisco and Investigators said yesterday Calaveras on charges of kidnap- they were looking into reports ping, false imprisonment and that a group of campers were burglary. Ng, believed to be BONDING DISCOLORED TEETH missing from a site about a mile heavily armed, has vowed not to away from Lake's cabin. Esti- be taken alive. y stained or discolored pulp of the tooth is still large and mifht tooth that is detractinf from your ap- be injured if the tooth were (round down Nursing Cubans may visit U.S. pearance, ask your dentist about the to receive a porcelain crown Later, bondinf technique In this technique the after the tooth is fully formed, a proceUin crown or cap may be rec- ' R.N.'s & l.P.N.'s IAMI IAP) - The Castro tooth will be polished and etched with Cubans with U.S. visas have buffered phosphoric acid Then the den- ommended for strength as well as ap- •Nurses' Aides government will allow arrived in Miami by way of tist will add a plastic, tooth-colored ma- pearance, or the bondinf technique can 'Companions • Home Makers M/F MCubans granted visas to Mexico. Panama and Jamaica. terial called composite resin to the be repeated to restore the tooth to its • Live-Ins • Occuptlional ft emigrate to the United States, as natural color "As long as they have a visa etched area. This is more affordable Physical Therapists long as they make a first stop in then some other techniques, such a; *•* another country, a Cuban official from the United States, they can leave the country." Bienvenido porcelain crown restorations, which can A ssaUc ssrrtet. with tat aim of transt- said. be more estheticaUy pleasing If costs Abierno. acting press attache to mt • better fcaul assHh awHuajusat "The CARE of people... President Fidel Castro broke makes the difference however, bondinf from tat offices of NORMAN S. off an immigration treaty with the Cuban Interest Section in may serve your purposes well MARGOUB. D.M.D.. 87 Matte Avsaat. by people who CARE." the United States last month Washington, uid Monday Bonding is often recommended for Red Bank Phtat: KMBI. I wut to n- when the U.S. government began He said the Cuban government younter patients whoae teeth arc not yet cowtfe my readers to write or phase roe 144 If oMlSt beaming news into Cuba via does not plan to reinstate direct fully matured because the tooth struc- to dsnst an ttatal troHatx ym my bt d was*, N.J. 177*1 havlag. Iwwill l be ftati to uM and *dvu* MMM. ' i, N.J. Radio Marti flights between Havana and ture does not have to be reduced The jwwHaott But since then, a total of 111 Miami Cannonballs found at razing ••PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Up Civil War "because we want to ls*to 200 cannonballs that could put them into our Frankford THURS I date back to pre-Civil War Arsenal museum." He said the days have been dug up by former arsenal is being con- demolition crews at the former verted into an industrial and Frankfort) Arsenal. office area. Police bomb squad officers The Frankford Arsenal manu- blocked off the old Frankford factured arms and ammunition Arsenal on Monday while trying for the military from 1820, when to determine whether the six- it opened, until several years inch projectiles could explode. before it was auctioned off by the government in 1983, Hankin said. Mark Hankin, owner of the Police estimated there were former military arsenal, said he about 200 cannonballs, while hoped the cannonballs were pre- Hankin guessed at 80 SAVINGS IN OUR Mt. St. Helens calming down Q ENTIRE MEN'S WEAR ANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) - the south side of the dome, fell DEPT. SAVE TO 50% Earthquakes beneath Mount from "moderate" to "slightly off major store prices VSt Helens have subsided to elevated" levels, the lowest in the lowest level of activity in two two weeks, he said. weeks, signaling "the tail end" of "We're certainly in that tran- s dome-building eruption, scien- sition period from being in the tists say middle of the eruption toward Research crews visited the being in the tail end of the crater of the southwest Washing- eruptive episode," BranUey said son volcano Monday and found On May 30, scientists spotted a the north side of the lava dome new lobe of lava on the southeast remained stable, said Steve flank of the dome, confirming an BranUey of the US. Geological eruption that had been predicted Survey a week and-a-balf earlier. Meanwhile, seismic activity. Brantley said the lobe had not which has been concentrated on grown since.

Jordanian airliner is hijacked EIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Cyprus, and Palermo, Sicily, and Hijackers commandeered a authorities at both airports said BJordanian jetliner at Beirut armed gang in control refused airport yesterday and ordered it pleas that they free women and to Tunis, but returned here after children. a wandering, 13-hour trip during which Tunisian officials twice Officials in the Beirut airport tower said the Boeing 727 landed refused permission to land. at 10:25 p m after flying from An anonymous telephone over Tunisia. caller said the hijackers were radical Suite Moslems but a Officiate in Tunisia closed the • NOTHING HELD BACKI later caller, also anonymous, Tunis airport, parking vehicles SALE ITEMS INCLUDED! denied that. across the runway at 100-yard • FAMOU8 NAMES • FIRST QUALITY! The aircraft had more than 70 intervals to prevent an un- people aboard, iwiiw»m two authorized landing. They also Americans. It had stopped closed all other airports In the earlier for fad at Larnaca, country. Houston jewel heist nets $1 million

OUSTON (AP) — A gunman followed him in, said sheriffs Lt. who followed a jewelry store MR Hopkins. Howner into the store kicked The gunman forced Hananel to the man in a vault and escaped open the vault, then removed a with about $1 million worth of tray full of diamonds and jewelry, officials say. diamond rings and closed Deputies said they were uncer- Hananel inside, investigators tain how many thieves robbed the said. Diamond Creations on Monday. An employee who arrived later The store's owner, Joseh and found the store open called Hananel, 53, was opening the deputies, who discovered business at 8 a.m. when a man Hananel inside the vault about stack a gun to his back and 845 a.m.

Beirut war rages; Finns still held

•ftETRUT. Lebanon (AP) - Finnish soldiers held hostage by If Sollt* and Druse militias members of a mostly Christian Everything In our famous men's store is on Ml* for this vsry special Vougot with machine guns militia hi south Lebanon, and event. Prices so low you can afford to buy Dad several gift items...and sad grenades yesterday in there was no word on Thomas he'll love each on*. Moslem west Beirut. Shops Sutherland, an American univer- closed and residents fled to the sity professor kidnapped Sunday GIFT CERTIFICATE baistnanti and shelters that have Fighting between the Shiltes become second homes in this and Druse, who were allies in war-torn city. Lebanon's civil war only two All international communica- months sgo, appeared to be a tions, which are controlled from splnoff of the S-week-oM Shiite Christian east Beirut, were cut assault on Palestinian refugee for three hours last night. There camps. Druse gunmen sided with was no explanation and govern- the Palestinians In some stages ment officiate could not be of that battle. reached for comment. Sporadic fighting also was .UN. officials reported no pro- reported around the camps, and gress toward the release of 21 In Tripoli , JUNE 12, 1985 The Register 7A The erstwhile 1069 settles for plain 10

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Michael name officially to 1088 in 1*76 after rlage license recently, using 1069, sought to avoid the press." Herbert Denfler, who hai ipent the moving from Fargo, N.D., to Min- the clerk declined to accept It. He described Dengler as "a very lait 10 yean trying to change hit neapolis A judge denied the appli- Dengler then petitioned the court to talented guy" who enjoyed leaching name to 1000, plant to get married cation in 1978 and the Minnesota change his name from 10S9 to social studies and economics at June 22, and ii now lacking a Supreme Court upheld the ruling. Michael 10 HolU junior and senior high levels in three different name - Michael 10 Holtz His request also had been denied In court yesterday, Minenko said schools. The kids call him 1069, While Dengler avoids reporter!, a by supreme courts in Michigan and that If Dengler was successful, it Woodslde said. background memo he prepared says North Dakota. Judges ruled a would be a "mockery" of the judicial Woodside said he understands the the name twitch will pave the way number for a name is too confusing system. He said Dengler was trying 10 stand for Latin equivalents, as for his marriage to Debra and could lead to similar requests to accomplish what he hadn't been near as he could figure, of the first Hutchinaon. from others. able to accomplish earlier. two numbers in his once-preferred "The chosen name has historical Dengler, who's listed in the phone name, 1069 Dengler explained to judges that book as 106S, called witnesses Mon- connections to the families of One the numbers bear special signifi- "And I understand Holtz refers to Zero and his fiance," said the memo, day to establish that he's been known a German composer," said Woods- cance to him. The 1 Is for nature, the as 10W among friends for years. handed out yesterday as Dengler individual person; 0 relates to time ide, who works in the environmental "I've known 1089 approximately 22 took his case before Hennepin Coun- and movement through life; 6 stands health office of the university's months. We rent In the tame ty District Judge Eugene Minenko. for the universe and a person's division of public health. apartment building," said Joseph It did not further explain the relation to It, and 8 means essence, A check with the Minneapolis Woodslde. "I've never known him connections. as the other digits wrap up his Public Library, however, failed to nor called him by any other name Mlnenko took the case under philosophy. come up with a clue. advisement, but Mid he would try to since then." "As far as German composers are rule In time for Dengler, a substitute And he says the pronunciation is Richard L. Amani said he "first concerned, there is no famous one by school teacher, to go ahead with his important: it's one-iero-six-nine. met ION in Fargo, N.D, and we that last name, although there's an marriage plans. not, for instance, ten-sixty-nine became close friends when I moved Anton Holtzner, a German organist ASSOCIATED PRESS to Minneapolis in 1979." Dengler began trying to change his When Dengler applied for a mar- and composer of the early 17th CROSSED UP — Four-year-old Scott Zierlyn of Wyoming, Mich, gets Dengler left court quickly after Century," said a librarian consulting the hearing and declined to speak Baker's Biographical Dictionary. a little crossed up while downing an ice cream cone. with reporters. The librarian said the closest Woodside told reporters that reference to Holtz was Gustav Hoist, Reporters refuse to testify Dengler was extremely distraught at a British composer who wrote the publicity he'd attracted. "He's several operas and orchestral suites. Still SMOKING,or in Belushi case, are jailed EATING too much? LOS ANGELES (AP) - Two Both men refused to testify about MEN'S SHIRT SALE You can STOP SMOKING or control your reporters were held In contempt of interviews they conducted with EATING HABITS la one easy session with court and sentenced to serve jail Cathy Evelyn Smith, a former rock Now... THROUGH terms yesterday for refusing to give singer who la charged with killing testimony In the John Belushi Belushi by giving him an overdose of HYPNOSIS murder case. heroin and cocaine on March S, 1982 Municipal Judge Brian Crahan, FATHER'S DAY Overeaten: You are one of three basic types: Habitual, A prosecutor said that without the Emotional, or a Self Defeative Eater. Whichever, this testimony of freelance writer Chris who said be was reluctant to rule on the complicated issue of reporter's $ 00 program in just 2Vi hrs. gives you the secret to management Van Ness and National Enquirer '25-30 reporter Anthony Brenna, "the issue privilege, decided that both Van 15 of your eating habits so you shed weight permanently. of the murder can never be re- Nets and Brenna would have been Smokers: Bring your cigarettes and in just 2Vi hrs. leave solved." covered by the privilege if their PIERRE CARDIN - HENRY QRETHEL - JOHN HENRY your habit with me. Over 7,000 have done it and nowyou can. •••••• am* las* isspgp.eastieaBSissiBB asfsmasMieiss* •tsts asts* tssssi asuB ssssd assssi ssusi a Brenna was sentenced to 20 days interviews had been with an un- in jail and a $1,000 fine, while Van disclosed source. CHOOSE FROM A WIDE SELECTION OF SOtlO COLORS. FANCY Ness was ordered to spend 30 days However, he said that since both PATTERNS, EYELETS. WHITE COLLARS, TAB COLLARS, SPREAD COLLARS writers had revealed that the source Thurt. June 20, Hynosls Canter, Red Bank. 7:30 PM . Weight Mgml. in jail and also pay a $1,000 fine. Wed. June 1t Hypnosis Canter, Red Bank 7:30 PM Stop Smoking Both sentences were stayed pend- was Ms. Smith and the Enquirer had 30 MONMOUTH STREET ing appeal. published a lengthy story based on ., RED BANK, N.J. 07701 the Interview, they could not refuse * SHOP Oil 530-3O0U WeeJeWf of tecliwecmatlo n to discuss the material under oath. 530-7836 Wildfires rage in three states

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Firefighters worked in M degree acnvewear, knit shirts and much more. Al at 2060% 'heat u winds blew down canyons to savings every single day Plus, a hassle-free return policy ' the ocean. "It's what we call a red Just in case. • Now that's the maxx for the minimum. flag alert day," said Don Stacy, fire prevention officer with the Cali- fornia Department of Forestry In King City. : Mike Long, chief of fire control for the Florida Division of Forestry, said the Madison fire and a fire In Manatee County in central Florida TI-mCDfr 'were the only ones causing concern , out of the more than ISO fires ignited since last week. Late Monday afternoon, the Man- •stee fire covered 1,600 acres but was Eatontown: Highway 36 at Highway 35, next to Rickles wider control, said Joy Mcllwaln, Mariboro: Marlboro Plaza Shopping Center. U.S. Route 9 at New Jersey Highway 520 "spokeswoman for the state Depart- East Brunswick: Route 18 at Tices Lane |next to Bradlees) ment of Community Affairs. Store Hours: Monday-Saturday 9:3OAM-9:3OPM. Sunday I2-6PM The northwestern Florida fire was 13 mile* long and five miles wide in 168 T. J.Maxx stores in 30 states. •Madison, Taylor and Lafayette coun- ties Thunderstorms skirted the fire Monday but brought no rain to douse OccaSonaty spedfc syles advertised may not be m eveiy store, but there are many more to choose from . JUNE 12, 1965 Mengele's son has no doubt his father died in 1979 Brazil. Infer we do not immediately believe the arrest of Mengele, known by Paulo. MUNICH, Weat Germany (AP) - the fugitive Nazi was reported to be "All victims (of Josef Mengele) the report." Auschwitz Inmates as the "Angel of Rolf Mengele Is a lawyer in the Josef Mengele's too broke years of living in South America and their relations have my and our Rolf Mengele's lawyer in Frank- Death." southern German city of Freiburg. family silence yesterday to say his Israelis Involved in investigating (family's) deepest sympathy," be furt gave a statement to prosecutors Acting on information received The family has owned a farm father is dead and that he "has no Nazi war crimes said they did not said. Tuesday afternoon, said Hans- from West Germany authorities, machinery manufacturing company doubt" that the infamous Nazi believe the claim that Mengele is Josef Mengele is accused of Eberhard Klein, chief prosecutor for Brazil opened a grave in which a in Guenzburg. a town near Munich, doctor of Auachwltt was the man dead sending up to 400,000 people to gas the Josef Mengele case. He said the man was buried in February 1979 since before World War I. buried in a Brazilian grave. "This is just a very elegant way chambers, and performed ghoulish to move away from public interest in statement would be made public under the name of an Austrian, Tuma said in Sao Paulo that be "I am certain that the medical medical "experiments" at the Aus- a matter which Is not too pleasant today "at the wish of those con- Wolfgang Gerhard. The man had information about "other Indi- investigation will confirm this chwitz concentration camp In Po- for them (the family)," said Gideon drowned in a swimming accident. viduals" in Brazil who sheltered the shortly," Rolf Mengele, 41, said in a land. Uausner, the prosecutor of Nazi man said to be Mengele, who be said statement broadcast by Bavarian It s a short statement." Klein In Brazil, the policeman in charge criminal Adolf Eichmann in 19(4. had lived in Brazil for at least 19 Radio and distributed to reporters Rolf Mengele said the family is added He said he hoped he would be of determining whether the remains years. later prepared to furnish evidence of the Justice Ministry spokesman able to talk directly with Rolf are those of Mengele, said the ton's He said be learned the circum- death, adding: Yitzhak Feinberg said in an official Mengele statement "was not surprising." He did not name the individuals, stances of his tether's death "at the "I have been silent until now out statement "At present. Israel will The family has refused to cooper- "It is just one more fact that but said the reported Involvement ol scene" in 1979, the year the corpse of consideration for the people who continue in its efforts to trace ate with prosecutors in the past, corroborates the Information we others "increases suspicion that unearthed last Thursday was buried had contact with my father in the Mengele in order to bring him toKlein said already had," said Romeu Tuma, there was an organized group to at Embu, 17 miles from Sao Paulo. last SO years." during most of which justice to Israel. From this you can A warrant was issued in 199* for chief of the federal police in Sao protect Mengele." Atomic blast survivors urge Reagan visit

WASHINGTON (AP) - A group of CVS Japanese who survived atomic Today's Neighborhood blasts in 1945 urged President Re- agan yesterday to visit Hiroshima on Aug. 6, the 40th anniversary of the bombing Seven survivors — known as Hibakusha — are traveling around the United States in an attempt to dramatize the effects of exposure to nuclear weapons. The United States dropped the bombs at Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of World War II The bombs killed roughly 100,000. the survivors' group, the Japan Confederation of A- and H Bomb Sufferers Organizations, has also invited Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to attend the an- niversary. A White House spokesman said Reagan has no plans to travel to Japan in August. GUCCI FOR MEN POLO AFTER SHAVE ENGLISH LEATHER At a news conference, Senji CHAPS COLOGNE GREY FLANNEL FOR MEN Yamaguchi, who was 15 when a bomb was dropped on Nagasaki, 99 talked of his physical disorders since 450 1945. He was burned around the face Our Regular 11 50 14" terry No rWhM.i and has suffered various ailments, including liver trouble "For 40 days I was unconscious," VIOAL SASSOON he said. "I was in pain because my FOLDING DRYER face was swollen." TOBACCO 1250 Want. No VS222 Rep. Ted Weiss. D-N.Y., praised Atiorted Bl« WorKJwWe Voltage . the survivors' efforts to eradicate 12 ounce Ca nuclear weapons. "The world has been fortunate that no other atomic weapons have been dropped," he said, adding: "The American people have at the top of their concern the elimination of nuclear weapons worldwide." CLOSE-UP BRUT 33 TOOTHPASTE LOTION • After Shave HERSHEYS Si ounce ADVIL GOLDEN •SiXasn-On. 7 ounce Soviets break TABLETS •Almond Solitaires Ibuprofen 32 ounce •Almond or Pecan Bar 2) ounce - 3 2 ounce SALT 11 rules, YOUR CHOICE JERGENS LOTION-MILD ENGLISH Reagan says SOAP LEATHER 5 With 1 Free DEODORANT 6 Ban Total STICK • WASHINGTON (AP) - The "pat- 3 ounce each Twin Pack. 2 75 02 ea SB tern of Soviet violations" of the SALT II strategic arms treaty cited by President Reagan includes the testing and deployment of a second PLANTERS new intercontinental missile, the SS- PEDS HONEY PEARSON X-25, and the hiding of radio signals FOOT COVERS NEUTROGENA during missile testing CANDY Nylon or SOAP ROAST • Coffee Nip Of the latter, a White House Cotton Stretch Reg . Oily. For Dry Skin •Chocolate Parian statement said Monday, "the Soviet Unac or Unac Dry CASHEWS Union has also probably violated this 3 5 ounce agreement regarding the prohibition on deploying SS-16 ICBMs." The statement added that "serious concerns also remain unresolved with respect to other issues, eg the RV (re-entry vehicle) to throw- REPEL EVERYDAY weight ratio of the SS-X-25 demon- INSECT GIFT WRAP strated during testing." ByCleo REPELLENT SPRAY 2 Sheeti. S3 So. Ft The White House said the Soviet 6 ounce non-compliance extends to agree- ments beyond SALT II The anti- WOOLITE ballistic missile treaty is being CAREFREE COLD WATER violated by the construction of a large phased array radar in PANTY SHIELDS WASH Regular or Deodorant Krasnoyarsk, central Siberia, it DURABEAM FLASHLIGHT IM-BALL "When added to other Soviet By Duracell SUPER CHROME ABM-related activities, including PEN concurrent testing of air defense and ABM components and the develop- ment of mobile ABM components, there is serious cause for concern about Soviet preparations for a prohibited territorial ABM de- fense," the statement said. 'Such a development would have profound implications for the vital East-West balance." The White House also said there have been significant Soviet viol- ations of both the Geneva Protocol . on Chemical Weapons and the ' Biological and Toxin Weapons Con- vention. "We also judge that it (the Soviet I - Union) has violated both the Limited 1 Test Ban Treaty and the terms of the Helsinki Final Act" to improve East-West ties, the White House 1 said. "It is also likely that the ULTRA RICH V6UELLE FflEHOU) •LITTLE PLAYMATE Soviets have violated the nuclear SHAMPOO of CONDITIONER MAKEUP RUBE STYLING MOUSSE TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK COOLER BY IGLOO testing yield limit of the Threshhold 125 ounce Normal or Extra Control 16* ma BAGS I 20 ounce. Aaat. Typea Aaeorted Shades •a* 1 A.D Sutton ; Test Ban Treaty." YOUR CHOICE 2.5 ounce Nylon or Cuma, Aeet Colon Further, the statement raised concerns about the expired SALT I I 'treaty, saying that while the Soviets 99 have observed the letter of the accord, "we have concerns about their compliance with the spirit of the agreement." As an example, the White House cited the dismantling of Soviet Yankee-class nuclear ballistic miss- i CVS SHREWSBURY j MANALAPAN ile-carrying submarines to comply with SALT I - but the subsequent WWW Shrewsbury Plaza Broad St! Manalapan Man uoavwiion of one such sub into one m longer than the original and carrying pharmacy ™ "•***""• ^JS modern cruise missiles. ••••••••••••JiiaiB ••• !••• L JUNE 12, 1985 The Be»bler M

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1M OPINION i JUNE 12,1965 OURS Much ado about Sinatra

|( nothing Is certain but death and whimsical - and rather biting — luxes, there U something elae you "Journey through Ronald Reagan's .can at least be pretty sure of: brain." Still other papers censored Several times each year, the the strip when it tore into Alexander "Doonesbury" comic strip will ignite Halg during Senate bearings on Halg's a firestorm of controversy — whether appointment as secretary of state. it seeds to or not. Recently, Trudeau himself pulled • We are in the midst of one such back a series of strips dealing with Arestorm. This week, "Doonesbury" abortion for fear of causing an uproar. creator Garry Trudeau is lampooning What's the point? If you're an - or, to be a bit more direct, be is editor, and you don't like Garry Malting - Frank Sinatra, singer- Trudeau's comic strip, you don't have sctar-sometime humanitarian and to run it in your paper. You can cancel purported pal of certain individuals it and substitute one of the many other whose relationship with the law is comic strips on the market. adversarial, to say the least. But if you've decided that ; Throughout the current week's "Doonesbury" is worth publishing in sequence of strips, Trudeau rails at your paper, then you have made a Sinatra's alleged ties to organized commitment to let Trudeau have his crime figures; he mocks Sinatra's say. It is ridiculous — not to mention recent honorary degree from New hypocritical — for an editor to say, Jersey's Stevens Institute of Tech- "I'll publish Trudeau except on days dology; he lambastes Sinatra for his when I'm personally offended." alleged verbal abuse of a blackjack That's a little different than an CIA still hoping for 'hit' on Khadafy dealer in Atlantic City editor deciding to publish Jack There is nothing new in these Anderson's investigative column ex- WASHINGTON - The CIA backed, trained Khadafy groups? Our sources say the Saudis Oct. 7, 1981, called for Khadafy's overthrow attacks on Sinatra, nor is there cept on days when Anderson exposes and continues to support the exile group that recommended Magarieff. and marked the birth of the NFSL. anything particularly amusing about wrongdoing by a politician who is a tried to assassinate Libyan leader Muammar The Saudis have provided at least $7 From the beginning, CIA agents advised them. Trudeau, like anyone whose friend of the editor. Khsdafy last year, according to intelligence million to the NFSL. They use Mustafa bin and encouraged NFSL leaders and trained sources. Halim, a former prime minister of Libva who their recruits In Western Europe, Sudan and business is humor, occasionally If you're a reader, you can read The plot failed. Afterward, Khadafy ex- Morocco. misses the mark. Sometimes, he "Doonesbury" or you can ignore it. ecuted perhaps as many as MO dissidents and Our sources disagree over how much misses by a little; sometimes be Those who don't care for Trudeau can imprisoned thousands more. advance information the CIA actually had misses by a tot. skip him and go on to "Beetle Baily." The Libyan dictator Immediately beefed up Jack Anderson about the assassination attempt of May I, his security. He may also have arranged 1984. But there's little doubt that CIA officials Trudeau's Sinatra bit mines by a If you are offended, you can Libya's surprise "union" with Morocco knew what Magarieff was up to, and country mile. But lousy jokes hardly complain. But it is wrong It expect partly to get at the leader of toe assassination is now an adviser to the Saudi Arabian encouraged him. In fact, CIA insiders refer justify censorship. that Garry Trudeau, or anyone else, attempt, who was subsequently booted out by government, as their go-between with sardonically to the agents Involved and their . Yet censorship has been the result. will be censored just because be Moroccan King Hassan and now operates out Magarieff. CIA handler, who was transferred after the of Iraq. assassination attempt failed. A number of newspapers around the ruffles some feathers. The boys from Langley found It easy to The CIA-backed assassination group goes deal with Magarieff, a natty dresser and The world learned some confused details of country, including the Los Angeles The Register has been running the by the name National Front for the Salvation articulate talker, who conveys the Im- the attempt, which began to unravel on May Times, The Oregonian in Portland, controversial "Doonesbury" strips of Libya - or NFSL - and Is led by pression that he is pre-eminent among 6, when the leader of NFSL's military wing, Ore and the Dally Press in Utica, and will run them the rest of the week. Khadafy's former auditor general, Khadafy's foes. When be served Khadafy as Ahmed Ibrahim Ahwas, was caught and Mohammed Youssef Magarieff. N.Y., have refused to publish If Sinatra fans are offended, we're head of the Libyan comptroller's commission killed trying to infiltrate Libya from Tunisia. Whether the CIA was actually present at from 1972 to 1B77. Magarieff publicly in- Two days later, a five-hour gun battle at the "Doonesbury" this week and others sorry. the NFSL's conception if uncertain Our veighed against official corruption It was Bab Aziilya barracks, where Khadafy often have altered or edited the strips to For the record, the editor of The sources say the agency's search for "a that act of courage that led Khadafy to ship stays, ended In the death or capture of the omit or soften material that certain Register personally finds the strips in surrogate organization that would overthrow him off as ambassador to India, where he NFSL rebels. editors found offensive. question to be unfunny, untasteful and Khadafy by whatever means necessary" defected in 1M0. The ensuing bloody repression was coincided with the exile group's formation in Magarieff attracted other prominent exiles motivated leu by Khadafy's fear of a further .This sort of thing has happened uncalled for. He also finds the 1981. to his banner, including former Libyan threat from the shattered NFSL than by his before. Some newspapers dropped controversy to be much ado about How did the CIA pick Magarieff and his envoys to Jordan, Guyana, India and Argen- concern that the various exile groups would "Doonesbury" when it featured a nothing. NFSL out of some 10 identifiable anti- tina. The exiles' first public proclamation, on unite against him. Tragedy strikes on the water Critical time of judgment for Israel ragedy struck on the Navesink the use of life preservers. And they River in Rumson Saturday night caution boaters not to drink alcohol. WASHINGTON - The United States wants Beirut, such a lovely city when I first went to hold preliminary talks with a Jordanian- T Even though these rules are dis- there » years ago, and the rest of Lebanon when four persons drowned during Palestinian delegation, at the behest of King have become wretched hell boles of mindless a* seemingly innocent outing on a tributed at some schools and most Hussein of Jordan, In hopes of paving the way Carl Rowan slaughters. Red Cross estimates indicate for recognition of Israel and its right to exist small boat. boating classes, we feel strongly that almost 10,000 Lebanese have been killed, and they should be included in the cur- as a state by both Jordan and the Palestine more than 30,000 wounded, since that 1982 The entire northern Monmouth Liberation Organisation (PLO). willingness to live beside Israel in peace. riculum of every local school, starting invasion The Lebanese economy is a County community was shocked. Displaying judgment almost as bad as the But alas, there is evidence that powerful shambles. While divers continued their attempts in the lower grades. Almost every tragic decision to Invade Lebanon three years forces in Israel learned little or nothing from ago, Israel Is trying to persuade the U.S. not Ambassador Lewis delivers galling under- three days later to recover the body child in our community eventually Ariel Sharon's ill-conceived invasion, which to participate in such talks The Israelis offer retiring U.S. ambassador Samuel Lewis calls statement when be calls this period in of one of the victims, authorities and ventures out on a body of water, with Lebanon a "damaging episode" for the the flimsy excuse that talks between the "a tragedy for Israel ... and Lebanon, and or without knowledge of what might United States. The murders of scores of residents still were asking how such United States and a delegation representing certainly a damaging episode for the United Marines through truck bombings and other an accident could happen. happen. Many have been lucky. Many Jordan and the Palestinians "might get In the States." means were horrible and humiliating for have not. way of direct talks" between Israel and her This foolish military foray cost Israel 684 Though officials are still investigat- adversaries. Americans. Of longer Impact is a result I ing, it has become evident once again In the case of the boating accident deaths, with 1,840 wounded. The burden of predicted: that foolish and arrogant U.S. Israeli leaders just won't accept the fact paying a million dollars a day to sustain the that those of us who live in this area in Rumson, we commend the five that they will never know peace and security, acquiescence in the Israeli Invasion would invading and occupying armies wrecked make U.S. citizens pariahs in much of the must be extremely concerned with heroic teenagers of that borough who except for what can be achieved for small Israel's economy, producing an almost Islamic world. safety around the water. After all, responded so quickly and were able to periods through the usage of guns and bombs, unbelievable Inflation rate that drove the unless and until the U.S. holds serious talks The continuing string of kidnappings of rescue a fifth person who bad been in consumer price index up an estimated 1,000 almost every town in the region Is with all of Israel's enemies, including the Americans in Lebanon and the assaults on percent during the occupation period. The located along the ocean, a bay, a tidal the boat, three-year-old Richard PLO. The Israelis are still hung up on Americans elsewhere show the bitterness of Israeli bombings and sheHings of Beirut, and river or a resevoir. Swimming and Torres. The youths are a credit to propaganda words like "terrorists," and on the fruits that we are harvesting. the foolish belief that through their military the massacres in the Shatlla and Sabra Despite the fact that a more reasonable boating are considered common their families and community. might they can guarantee a peaceful survival refugee camps, wounded the Jewish state's man, Peres, has become prime minister, forms of recreation. It's easy for us, At the same time, along with all in the future. international reputation almost as much as Israeli hard-liners seem to prevail in their at one time or another, to take these Monmouth County residents, we ex- Israeli leaders persist in believing that the war damaged its economy. view that no territory on the West Bank is to The magnitude of the damage to Israel was pleasures for granted — until we're tend our deepest sympathy to the they can cut deals with Palestinian stooges, be given up for peace with Jordan, and no bated Lebanese Christians and outcast Shiite illustrated most dramatically by the fact that talks are ever to take place with those who (turned into facing the dangers that families of the victims. Many, many Moslems, and get the masses to honor such last week former Republican congressman can be labeled "Palestinian terrorists." surround us. prayers are with them during this "treaties." One might think - certainly hope Paul Findley (R-Ill.) was on nationwide When military Invasion of Lebanon has Many organizations such as the Red difficult period. - that Prime Minister Shimon Peres and television complaining that the U.S. is now turned out to be such a disaster for Israel, Cross, U.S. Coast Guard and the state Finally, we urge community and other Israelis would have learned from three about to give aid to Israel amounting to $1,900 Lebanon and the United States, surely tragic years of Invasion of Lebanon that deals per year for every man, woman and child in someone In Israel ought to listen when Marine Police have established rules school leaders to launch water safety made with lackeys, or imposed at the barrel that country - even as all sorts of programs President Reagan and Secretary of State concerning water safety. For in- programs. We must do everything of a gun, can never stand up. You might think are being cut in the U.S. because of colossal George Shults exhort them to try talking with stance, they warn boaters not to possible to avert such tragedies in the that Israel would now be willing to talk with budget deficits here. Such open network neighbors who express new yearnings for overload their crafts. They insist on future. anyone, or any group that professes a criticism of aid to Israel is rare. peace. OTHERS' YOURS

enterprise" will not wipe toe Belford fishing that the scientific studies, undertaken by Threat to Belford fishermen industry off the map! dozens of Investigators over some five years Dear Editor: indicate no evidence of a direct causal It's a good idea connection between artificial food colors and I am writing this tetter as I am most flavors and hyperactivity in children. The President Reagan has come down 'flie Soviets win continue to de- toarfal of what the end result will be If Data report noted that there was no consistent let Corp. boys the Seacoeat Products land in In defense of MSC on the side of arms control and nounce the U.S. - but that can be dealt patten of improvement in hyperactive Beiford and develops It as they have outlined children on the Feingold diet. "These against the hard-liners who want an with In the usual way. What counts is in their plans. To the Editor: The column by Dr. Joan Abrams, appear- negative findings," the report stated, "stand all-out, no-holds-barred arms race a readiness to listen and negotiate in I am a resident of Belford, having moved ing In the May 5 Register, has recently come in sharp contrast to the SM0 percent of with the Soviets. He has decided to Geneva, by both sides. That's where hare la 1M0. My husband and two sons are to our attention. Of particular concern to us children reported by Dr. Feingold to improve •Minue observing the terms of the it's likely to be for a long tune if there fishermen My husband's father and his is the statement that hyperactivity can be dramatically under non-blind conditions without the use of placebo controls." SJlLT-2 treaty. That won't end the is to be any hope for real long-term grandfather were fishermen. In fact, my treated by eliminating monosodlum haaband's mother was born In list and her glutamato (MSG) from the diet. afns race, but its substance is reductions in the nuclear threat to the Regarding MSG specifically, It U one of the father was already supporting his family This statement, and other related state- most thoroughly and exhaustively tested food ofliiiderable, and Its symbolism world. working out of Compton's Creek. ments in the article, are based on claims by substances in use today. More than 800 New York Dally News the late Dr. Ben Feingold, that hyperactivity appropriate studies conducted in a variety of If this Connecticut developer has his way, can be blamed on food additives. His theory animal species, including man, and careful we will lose our livelihoods Our men here In that at least 40 percent of children with retries by regulatory and scientific organiza- town know their business weU, but if they hyperklneals and consonant learning dis- tions worldwide (including the U.8. Food and were forcad out and had to sMk other means abilities showed marked improvement when Drug Administration and the World Health of employment, many families would indeed certain food additives were eliminated from Organization) clearlyconflrm the safety of The Register suffer. the diet pined significant attention in the MSG. late 1970s. Thus, The National Advisory Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register I saw a headline on April JOth In which Mr Committee on Hyperklnesls and Food Addi- The Glutamate Association Is an organiza- A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper Kaufman, the developer, said "I'll put tives was commissioned by The Nutrition tion of manufacturers, national marketers Belford On the Map" and I suppose he hopes Foundation to review available evidence on and processed food users of glutamk acid GEORGE J. tlSTER to wipe as right off of it! the Fetagald diet. As rftunmandsd by the and Its salts, Including monosodium President and Publisher Committee, additional studies wars under- glutamate. I am putting faith la the Township taken on the subject of hyperkineais and food Bill Thompson Charles C TnWehorn Jane Foderaro Committee and Planning Board that they will additives Ed** Sunday Editor City Editor not let us down. I certainly bops that "free The final report by the committee stated Atlanta, 0a. [T. JUNE 12, 1985 OBITUARY Long Branch Council asks

afcCMvL. tor*. Mtrf F. meeting with library board nrhry, httti I. brary, said at the time that while she IfUYUE. occasionally sent monthly notices to Chester L. Ebie The Register the Borough Clerk and newspapers, LONG BRANCH - The City the last newspaper notice was sent Chester L Eble, 75, of Oakhunt Council will ask the Library Board of on Nov. 10, 1982 died yesterday in Monmouth Medical Trustees why they have not complied "The only notice of Sunshine I've Center, Long Branch. with the Open Public Meetings Act. ever seen at the board has had to do Born in Red Bank, Mr. Ebie lived with the weather." said Ballato. there until moving to Oakhunt 50 The council last night voted to Ballato's letter to the council years ago. meet with the trustees regarding a states that the trustees' avoidance of Prior to retiring five years ago, be letter from Arthur Ballato, husband the law "seems to have the markings waa the head custodian at Ocean of Board Vice President Margaret of a deliberate action, sustained over Township High School for 10 years. Ballato, to the council charging a an extended period of time, by a He was a pest captain of the "gross and flagrant violation of group of like-minded, or acquiescent Oakhunt First Aid Squad,and a past nearly all the requirements," of the people." chief of the Oakhunt Fire Depart- act, popularly known as the Sunshine Milton Garr, a resident said he ment; and a member of Senior Law. agreed with the letter. "If you have Cltixena Friendship Club of Ocean The charges in the letter re- any appointments coming up. I think His wife, Catherine G. Briiius iterated Ballato's comments to the you should look Into getting the right Ebie, died January 4. Trustees at their last meeting June people on the board," he told Mayor Surviving are three daughters, Philip D. Huhn Mn. Beverly Seward of Yakima, The law requires public officials to Huhn responded that the director Wash., Mrs. Phyllis Kiernan of state at the beginning of all public of the library (Ann Hewitt) answers Wayside, and Mn Cheryl Metz of meetings that notice was posted, in for the actions of the trustees. Oakburst; two sisters, Mrs. this case in City Hall and the library, The letter also stated the library's Margaret James of Little Rock, 48 hours in advance. It also stipu- telephone charges are "exceedingly Ark., and Mn. Wilda Melewski of lates an annual schedule of meetings high for a public library of its size" Yuma, Ariz.; seven grandchildren be tent to two designated news- and that one is unable to obtain an and six great-grandchildren. papers within one week of the itemized list of N.J. Bell and AT&T The Buckley Funeral Home, January organization meeting. charges. Asbury Park, is in charge of ar- "I question why the secrecy." said It noted that at the last trustees rangements. Councilman Philip J. Hayes. "What meeting it was remarked that were they doing that required not a itemized statements are thrown soul around except for the Library away with only totaled entries Board of Trustees? There's a lot of available for the trustees to vote Hilda M. Brown smoke here and there could be fire," upon. he said. Hilda Major Brown, of Aberdeen, "If this is so, how can an audit be died Sunday in Rlverview Medical At the last Trustees meeting, made properly?" Ballato asked in Center, Red Bank. Ballato charged Board President the letter Benson Gold with misleading the The council set a tentative date of Bom In Key West, Fla , Mrs. public by blaming non-compliance on June 18, 5:30 p.m. to meet with the Brown had been a resident of two former board secretaries, F. trustees. Aberdeen for the past 40 yean. Arneize Knox and his wife. The city gives the library 1235,000 She was a retired school teacher COMPACT REFRIGERATOR annually. with the East Brunswick School Ann Hewitt, director of the li- ONLY 24" WIDE! System. 10.6 cu. ft. manual defrost refrigerator. Energy-saving Mrs. Brown was a member of the urethane foam insulation. Two Ice 'n Easy trays. Full width Second Baptist Church, Matawan. Parents chiller tray. Huge vegetable bin. ' and an organist for its Gospel Ideal For Beach Cabana Chorus. Continued from Page 3A Surviving are a brother, Joseph E. would be adding another duck to the Major of West Palm Beach, Fla . said, " but I thought Red shooting gallery," she said. OO and three sisters, Agatha L. Majors, Bank was the leader, not the As a solution to the discipline Model TA11 $299 Mrs. Laurette M Richardson, and follower." problems in the school building, Mn. Evangellne Dolphus, all of Patricia MacDonald said she fol- Breslow advocated having a vice West Palm Beach. Fla lowed the principal "in charge of nothing but The Child's Funeral Home, Red 4 bus down West Front Street discipline." HUGE CAPACITY Bank, is in charge of arrangements. Tuesday. MacDonald advocated the board's "I saw four children running In the hiring a qualified counselor to handle ...ONLY 28" WIDEI 13.9 cu. ft. manual defrost refrigerator aisles and one kid who had his head disruptive children. Energy-saving urethane foam Insulation. Two tea n Easy out the windown the whole way." "I didn't come to the meeting trays. Adjustable shelf. Huge vegetable bin. . Robert B. Tiffany Patricia Brett said her child has prepared." Primary School Princi- Ideal For 2nd refrigerator had Its hair pulled, has been "beaten pal Richard Frushon said of the Robert B. Tiffany, 72, of West twice just this past week and had to parents comments. "But I am in Long Branch, died Monday in Mon- go to the nurse," following bus stop charge of the building and anything OO mouth Medical Center, Long incidenU. that happens. I don't have any dodge Model TA14 Branch. '319 "It's got to be better controlled, to say that I'm not responsible." Born in New York City, Mr they're not getting things done," she Emily Doherty. head of the Red Tiffany lived in Verona before said. "My child comes to me crying, Bank Parent Teacher Association, moving to West Long Branch in 19M begging to let him not go to school." said that in 1981, parents served as He retired in 1W0 after 22 yean as Eva McGulgan said her child has volunteer aides on the kindergarten TWO APPLIANCES IN ONE... a deputy finance and accounting been kicked in the groin on numerous and pre-kindergarten bus until the 13.6 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER. • 3.79 CU. ft. officer for the U.S. Army at Fort occasions, knocked down, hit in the board hired aides for the route. freezer • Two Ice 'n easy trays under protective package Monmouth. lace and had "other physical and "What I suppose I'm saying is that rack. • Automatic defrosting in refrigerator section. • Twin He was a U.S. Army veteran of verbal harassment." this is not the first time, " Doherty vegetable bins. • Coil-free back. • Only 30W wide. 64" high. World War II. "Will I put my next kid on the said. He is survived by his wife, school bus? Are you kidding, that S OO Barbara Ann Ellis Tiffany. 345 The Woolley Funeral Home. Long Branch, is in charge of arrange- Mary F. Surette Bodybuilder Modal TB-14S ments Mary Fiore Surette, 54, of Free- Vic Tanny dies hold Townahip, died yesterday in 202 Death Notice Freehold Area Hospital, Freehold Township. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Vic Tanny, No-Frost REFRIGERATOR EBIE — CnaMer L. eea 75, 01 Oakhuret. on Bom in Newark, Mrs. Surette had a body builder and health club 15 cu. ft. 4.M cu. ft. freezer. Two Ice 'n Easy trays. Three liillMi. June 11. 1M6 HutM « ma lew lived in Freehold Township for the pioneer, died yesterday at age 73. cabinet shelves. Full- width crlsper. Energy saver switch teaanl. Pn>W Kleman ana Chary Mao Daw past 28 years. Tanny, of Wesley Chapel, died four helps cut operating cost. Only 28" wide, 64" high. Miner ol Uarpere!. Jamaa and «WMa Mm mm. She was employed in the cafeteria days after he was admitted to Qmnic o) aemn. 0»aa» genetalnar u an A University Community Hospital ' JM * ^ktS * ai 1 t t of the Marlboro High School. w Mnov oowo y nvwmo JVC here, said spokeswoman JoAnn Model JoMeen In Ha SuaHey 'uneral Hema. tor Seeon) She was a commumnicant of St. TBF15S AM.. Aetwy Part, en Fnaer. June 14. « It . m Rose of Lima Roman Catholic Glglio. Memiant Monmouth Memorial Part Fhanda may *399< oaM at lha tunaral homa on Tnumday. 2-4 a 7-4 p.m Church, Freehold. Tanny opened his first health club Surviving are her husband, Joseph in his native Rochester, NY., in 1932 BROWN — Mn HUM Major ol I ta.ewn si ol Hale—n on June I. 1M6 Dawuaiil turn ol Joaeph L. Surette; three sons, Richard and opened another in Santa Monica. C Mator Mnv CvangHMa Ooayna, Mn Laurana M Cunard of Freehold, Mark Cunard of Calif., in 1938. The chain grew and, Wohardaon and Agettia L. Mator. Funeral aanrtsa at one time, included more than 100 Set. 10:30 em, al ma leeend lapM Cnuro*. Brick Township, and Eric Cunard, at 17.2 CU. FT. NO-FROST Meajeen. The Haw. Green omcuMng. Inlarmant home; two daughters, Mn. Barbara clubs In the United States and Mvxalano Memortei Oaraene. Man* Prtanda may Canada. eeR at iha chureti. Fri., a-e p.m Moutray of Houston, Texas, and REFRIGERATOR Mn. Susan Armstong of Howell; two The funeral will be held in Big 4.73 cu. ft. freezer. Efficient urethane foam insulation. Thousand Oaks, Calif., but arrange- brothers, Artie Fiore of South Plain- Twin vegetable bins. Energy saver switch. Equipped for BAMBERQER - <»»i"».»l.« ments were incomplete. •June »;i»m Vice iiiie«iMetCeiiles.llauea Mew field; Paul Fiore of Keansburg; a optional automatic icemaker. Can ol IkMW. llmum ol OaM. UMrol sister, Mn. Molly Cantalupo of East Carrie a Bratt Memorial Maaa. ix. Agnoa Chun*. Tanny is survived by his 93-year- 10 ejn. Thun., Juno 1». If Hanover; and four grandchildren. old mother; three sisters; three > may bo M* 10 OO Hlggins Memorial Home, Free- daughters; a son and four grand- Big Capacity Low Price Model llanioMiim Hlllimn Fund, o/o Or (token Saber. TB-F17S HO U Av*. No. Yo* m 10OU. hold, is in charge of arrangements. children. *439

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COLTS NECK - Having fun at a fiesta is even better with company. The third grade students in Christine Zally's class st Conover Road School, here, concluding a four-week study about Mexico in social studies, decided they would share their music, costumes, food and a play based on a Mexican folk tale with a group of local senior cltitens. The idea of a fiesta seemed appropriate at this time of year when students need a little extra motivation, Zally said. She en- couraged their decision to write letters Inviting members of the Senior Citizens Club of Colts Neck The project encompassed many areas of instruction while the chil- dren were exploring Mexican cus- toms and traditions. Mexican crafts and ancient Aztec THE AEOI8TER/CAROLIN€ E. COUIQ art were studied with help from Claire Saal, art teacher, who also CHECK FOR BOOKS — Rumson Community Free Library. Looking on are J. Edward Wilson, left, helped with a slide project combin- Appeal President Pat DeGanahl, second from left, and Van R. Halsey, honorary trustees of Communi- ing the students' photographs, il- presents a $14,000 check raised in the 1984 fund ty Appeal. lustrations and their reports about drive to Barbara Woolson, librarian at the Oceanic the ancient Indian civilization FIESTA TIME — Liz Schaefer, center, and Laura Van Note, right, Dolores Kleiber, librarian, guided members of the Senior Citizens Club of Colts Neck, get advice from team, wrestling team and the iki the research efforts for the reports. Heather Forrest, third grader, before sampling dishes at Mexican club He wai top scorer in the Music was also introduced with a fiesta. Tinton Falls Monmouth County American folk dance and songs in Spanish Chemical Society Competitive Marlboro taught by Lucy Campanella, music the recipes. After the fiesta , the children Exam. He currently plays piano in a teacher. Was it fun? Betsey Stromwasser, interviewed the seniors for their rock band. a third grader, seemed to think so. response, and were delighted to hear Allied Science winner O'Brien plans to attend Brown Field day on Flag Day In order to have authentic foods "I never knew it could be so much their efforts were enjoyed. Monmouth Regional High School University, Providence, R.I., this Central School, here, will hold its for the fiesta, the class continued its fun," she said. "We got to do a play, senior Christopher O'Brien has re- fall, where he will major in applied annual Field Day Friday with the research in various cookbooks, then write stories and cook lots of "I have never seen a play like this eeived the Allied Science Award for mathematics/physics. theme, "Our American Flag," In decided to prepare enchiladas, Mex- Mexican dishes. I learned a lot about before," said Lit Shaefer, member 1WS honor of Flag Day Students will take ican rice and burritos. Math skills Mexico." of the senior citizens club. Other The award, five shares of Allied part in games, sports and other were involved as well as listening Scot! Belford agreed. "If you like club members said they enjoyed the • stock and a certificate of merit, was activities which have been part of and cooking as students did their to be creative like me, it's good to play and concluded It was both presented to O'Brien by Solomon Fair Haven the year's physical education cur- measuring and mixing according to be in Mrs Zally's class," he said. "wonderful and terrific." .Clark, engineering technical ser- riculum wres manager, Allied Bendix Aero- The school-wide celebration will space Sector's Bendix Electric Box display at library start at 10 a.m. with a "parade of Those with information on the love for his retarded son. Refresh- ' Power Division athletes." All classes will carry an classmates are asked to contact ments will be served. The public - O'Brien wai selected for the A collection of small boxes will be American flag and a banner ident- Rumson Rosemary Sergi Feather or Gloria including all family members — ii award by school faculty on the basis on display at the Fair Haven Public ifying their class as they march. Conway Costello, both of Rumson. invited. of outstanding scholastic achieve- Library for the month of June. The A special guest from Washington, ment in mathematics and science boxes are made of various materials D.C. is expected, although the Class seeks classmates Bridge champs named during the 1WMS school year including porcelain, metal, bone and guest's identity is still a closely- The son of Kevin and Brend papier mache. Some are of unusual guarded secret. Superintendent of for 40th reunion O'Brien of Eatontown, O'Brien has shapes and some are quite old. The Schools Frank Defino and Judithann Manalapan LONG BRANCH - Doris Gar- been a member of the student collection may be seen during reg- C. Keefe, principal, will greet the The Rumson-Fair Haven Regional rabrandt, Interlaken, and Marian council, math club, vanity track ular library hours. children. High School Class of IMS is making Warner, Belmar. won first prise in plans for a 40th reunion to be held Father's night at church the Marathon Bridge League tour- later this summer. nament sponsored by the Woman's The following classmates are be- A family night will be held Club of Long Branch at the Al- ing sought: Joan Bookbinder, Bever- Saturday by Grace Bible Fellowship lenhurst Beach Club. ly Chafey, Robert Enstice. Rose Church at 7: SO p.m with a special Second place went to Jessie Mion, Felt, Sibley Haynes, Norms Herber, emphasis on fathers. Eatontown, and Elsie Peterson, HARD WORKOUTS Dorothy Schultx, Mildred Swanson. The film, "A Father, a Son, and a Long Branch; third went to Sarah Emmy Lou Hubbard and Bemice Three Mile Run," will be featured. Barbour, Ocean, and Katherine HARD BODIES Williams. 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Jersey hosts jazz jam tribute WEDNESDAY PRIME TIME 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 JERSEY CITY - New Jersey hosts • tribute to the legendary jazz MUM FortuM Salute To Ford's Theatre Movie: "Last Of The (Vast Survivors" musician, composer and brilliant e trumpeter Dizzy GlUetple on the o NBC Ntwt Family Feud Htpjhwty ToHMvtn Facts D.Troubts St. Elsewhere itage at Liberty State Park here M'A'8*H Al Family P.M. Mag. C. Burnett MervQrtffln News June ». With him will be five other o New Jersey Jan greata, James ABC News Ent Tonight FalQuy Dynasty Hotel Moody, Richie Cole, Mickey Tucker o Earl May and Eddie Gladden. NSM Basebal: New York Mets at PNtaMphia PhNss MM L. Greene The program begin* at 7:30 in the o shadow of the Manhattan skyline.

Glllespie, known variously as The UM Radio 1990 Dragnet Toms Qrffl Stone King, The Clown Prince of Jan, the father of Be-Bop, the Abraham TMC Movie: "Midnight Madness" Cont'd Movie:'TetUnwit" Movie: "The Omen" Lincoln of Jazz and Just plain Dizzy, was bora In 1917 as John Blrks •HOW Movie The Young At Heart Comedians Movie: "The (Merman Weekend" Glllespie He started Mi training early because his dad was a local band director in Chersaw, where the John Foriyttw Haiti ADAM SMITH IN boy organized his own band at 14 and Knit Al (tar Salute THE NEW CHINA soon displayed his prowess on the TO FORD'S THEATRE! trumpet. The young musician won a scholarship to the Laurinburg In- stitute, N.C., where be studied theory, harmony and played football. Gillespie joined the Teddy Hill Orchestra in 1937, cut his firt JAZZY DUO — Dizzy Gillespie, recordings and toured Europe and above left, and Ben Vereen the United States with the band for discuss the Jersey Jazz concert MOVIE TIMETABLE two years. In the early 19M's, while planned for June 29 at Liberty on the road in Kansas City, Dizzy State Park. Jersey City. S> • *• -^ -4 joined fellow jazz artists Charlie Information tor In* movla llmat «T. t CINlMA IV — MSNLO PARK CINlMA II - Parker. Thelonious Monk and Art provk»4Kj by th—tsy operator*. Slnoa mort— ar« ImWai (APO) « 00 A Via* to • KUI (PO) 1:45, 4:30. 7:30. 9 55 3 Blakey to create what Immediately •ubj«ci to changa. it If raoommandatf that raad- ara call lha thaatar to confirm corraet Umaa. became known as Be-Bop. Joining Dizzy on stage here are TOWN- James Moody, a composer and BavanV HIM Cop IB) 7:30. 9 38 CINlMA I - MONMOUTH COUNTY COUNTRY - OoonlSS (PO) 12:45. 3:00. 5:10, 7 30, 9 45 Gillespie is known for Ms balloon- master of the saxophone and flute Oaaparalat» SaaMng Suaan (PO-19) 7:30.9:30 CINCMA II - LONO BRANCH FWtch (PO) 2. 4. « t, 10 00 ing cheeks when he plays. He who was with Dizzy in his early days. LONQ BRANOH I — * 100% Nylon *ftaidng OooMaa IPO) '30. 9 45 Richie Cole, also an alto sax, was r COUNTY •MnrryCotors aStap-oHnms/ designed a trumpet that points to the 0M|anWy SaaMng 811MO IPO-11) 7:16. 9:20 LONO MUNCH II - sky "to hear myself better," as he born In Trenton several years after Amaduaa (POl a 00 mar ASSURY PABK HAZLBT puts it In his almost half-century as Be-Bop was born. He still lives in Lvwe i TMSAme — MHm M DWVsMN - ROTOIM PLAZA CINlMA I - an alchemist of rhythm and jazz, Trenton where he presides over his All Mat* Adult Films (XXX) continuous from Bambo-Flrst Blood II <•.) Ill: Evil Tnsl Man (201)686-7200 noon through 11:30 p.m. Do (H) 10:30 Gillespie has played countless jazz now-famous "Alto Madness." LYRIC II TAUTM - All-OIrl Mult FHms (XXX) continuous from MIOOLITOWN festivals and dozens of smokey Mickey Tucker, on keyboard, will noon through 11:30 pm UA MIDOLITOWN I — Ramfro-Flrsl Blood Pat II (P.) 1:40. 3:30, 5 20. join this illustrious group to cook up •ARK CINlMA- doom** IPO) 1:00. 7:30. 945 '10. (SO" 10:9. 10:300 Harlem nightclubs. He even coaxed Ton Hoi Naw StfaWtl Films (XXX) continuous UA MIDOLITOWN II - •tUTOMftS PLAZA CINlMA IV - TWi Jimmy Carter on stage at a 1978a storm of music. Earl May, bassist, from noon through 11 30 p m BwMMr's Minions (PQ) 1:00. 7:15. » 15 UA MIOOLITOWIOOLITOW N IIIIII - White House concert to sing the Be- and Eddie Gladden, the Newark- Parfaot (Rl 1:15. 7:00. 9:20 Oootllaa (PO) 1 00. 3:10. 5:15, 7:30. 9 40 GOONieS Bop classic, "Salt Peanuts." born percussionist, round out this UA MIOOLITOWLITOWN IV - mrraaM PLAZA riiami vi — VaMow Mslr. Inili SSI of OokJ (R) 1:00. 7 45. 8ama schaduM as okwrna S FROM WARNER BROS* afk band of musicians. WAW*R COMMUNICATIONS CDMTANtH* Oottruj (PO-13) 7 M 0 M MPAA RATINGS Diizy was one of the first mu- One of the moat exciting elements UA MIDOLtTOWN V - sicians to blend the rhythms and co«« »«rvi.!AT0HTOW" I PO — a FKMU **MBS SKKWSSMn of Jersey Jan - A Tribute to Dizzy l "8SBM R - colors of Latin American music with Gillespie and New Jersey Jan 7:J0 Sama schaduM aa OMama I CNBKI ssmssmrwwr i iwsw* SS"'u ' U« MIDOLITOWN VII - numi MaiK Jan. African and the big band Artists, is the world premiere of Brswmrs Millions (f>0) 7.«, • 41 Sam's Son (PO) VIS. 7:11. »:15 ««oo mm OCIAN TOWNSHIP sounds. Now a resident of "Sweet Dizzy," a dance piece MAVIIW SOUAM CINlMA I - Englewood, be spends his time choreographed by Alfred Gallman FVMph (PO) 1:30. 7 48. • 45 teaching and creating music. for the occasion. MA VMW BOUARI CINlMA H - Rambo-Flr*t Blood II (R) 1:30. S:4». »:*>, 7:4». m (PO) 1:00. 7:10. 10:0O 10:00 ng Suaan (PO-13) 730. 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COMICS 9 CLASSIFIED 10 Sports WEDNESDAY. JUNE 12, 1985 B Irish two-hitter defeats Caseys

the game, but we didn't win 20 games by making a whole show for it." IfJWMWmJUlM bunch of errors. We still should be playing this game." Dave Ferdetta hit a sacrifice fly to left to score Gavin The Register The deciding inning was the fourth when Notre Dame with the first run. Arbachesky struck out Don Connolly FREEHOLD - Unfortunately for Red Bank Catholic's scored both of its runs. but Hugh Burgess singled to right to drive in Lynch with baseball team, history did not repeat in yesterday's Tom Gavin led off the inning by beating out an infield a big insurance run. NJSIAA Parochial "A" final yesterday. hit to deep short. Then came the key play of the game. Winning pitcher Steve Lyons (7-3) didn't give RBC too The Caseys, who last won a South Jersey Parochial "A" Irish catcher Jamie Lynch missed a bunt attempt and many opportunitiesand when RBC got them, the Caseys baseball championship in 1964 with a 3-2 win over Notre Gavin went too far off the base. RBC catcher Pete Lynch couldn't capitalize. Dame of LawrencevlUe, fell short in yesterday's title made a perfect throw to first to pick him off, but the RBC "He had some heat and was getting the corners, ' RBC's Phils take game due mostly to a lack of hitting and several costly first baseman's throw to second to get Gavin was high and Pete Lynch said. "But he wasn't as good as (Cory) errors. he was safe. Schenbel or (Scott) Nielsen. The plate umpiredidn't really "The name of the game is defense," RBC coach Ken Jamie Lynch bunted again and this time he got it down. establish a strike zone, but he was fair both ways Cross said. "Notre Dame has a good ball club but they Arbachesky's throw to first was a bit high and Lynch was "Steve shouldn't have gotten the loss," he said. "We on the look didn't win the game, we gave it away. safe, leaving runners on first and third. should have scored some runs, but the hitters haven't "Steve (Arbachesky) pitched an excellent game and he "We made two errors in that inning and you can't play produced in the big games this year." of death didn't deserve to lose," Cross said. "Errors are a part of like that," Cross said. "We have 20 wins and nothing to See RBC, Page 3B he Philadelphia Phillies should have saved 20 of those runs last night. TThey'll probably need them this week. The notorious Philadelphia Phillies' fans have something to really boo about again. Phillies' fans are tough even when their team wins, but imagine the ammunition they have now. Why, if it weren't for their Penn- sylvania cousins, the Pittsburgh Pirates, they'd be dead last in the National League East Forget what they did to the New York Meti last night. The question remains: What ever happened to the Philadelphia Phillies? Prom World Series champion in 1980 to the basement in 19*5. And why? How can an organization fold its tent in such a snort time? Actually, the Phillies won the National League East In 1963. Even then they were called the Wheez kids. In two seasons those Wheez Kids have gone to the embalming factory. Ironically, the Phillies experienced a similar problem in 1950 when they won their last pennant prior to 1980 They were called the Whiz Kids then, but in no time at all they disappeared drifted THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E. COUIG into obscurity. A 8AFE RETURN — Red Bank Catholic's Jerome Donlon gets back to first base Freehold Township High School's Liberty Park. Notre Dame's Hugh Burgess waits People will argue that the Phillies safely on a pickorf attempt during yesterday's South Jersey Parochial "A" finals at for the late throw. Notre Dame won the title, 2-0, on a two-hitter. were an old club when they won the Series in '80. and that their bones were beginning to show even then. Okay, that's part of it, but their true age can Christopher racks up 12th win be observed in the pitching staff. Gone are the Cincinatti Reds' trio of Joe Morgan, Pete Rose and Tony Perez. Tug MeGraw is no longer the mainstay of the bullpen and Ron Reed isn't around to abuse anymore. Shore will face Newton for Group II crown L*n Matustk is gone. Gary Matthews and Larry Bowa are performing well for Chicago ... the list goes on. a single to right for the first run, with Archer going to Problem number one: Starting pitch- If MffiULTH third. The two pulled off a double steal with Archer scoring ing. Steve Carlton and Jerry Koosman The Register Ocean wins, page 3B the second run. Centanni and Craig Pierson walked to load would be good candidates as starters in EWING TOWNSHIP - Shore Regional scored three the bases and Turk Acquaro reached on an error by the the Old Timers Game in August. John times In the first inning and Vinnie Christopher made them shorstop to force in the third run. Jacobson lined out to Denny and Kent Tekulve aren't (ar stand up as the Blue Devils moved into the NJSIAA Group couldn't relax," Christopher noted. "They are a good center to end the inning. behind could be warming up In the II championship game by turning back Woodstown, 5-3. hitting club and I knew I Just had to do it. There was no The Devils got what proved to be the winning runs on bullpen. Charles Hudson has finally been yesterday at Trenton State College. way I was going to come out." Pierson's two-out single to right in the fifth, plating brought back from relief obscurity and Shore will play Newton, 8-5 winner over Millburn, in the Christopher struck out one and scattered six hits and Christopher and Centanni. Kevin Gross is Just about as consistent North Jersey playoff, on Saturday at 3:30 at Princeton gave up five walks, but Kampf knew his ace didn't have as the weather. University. much left. Woodstown got three back in the sixth on singles by Defensively, Juan Samuel can boot Christopher came up with his third gutsy performance "Christopher did another super Job," the Devil mentor Mark Kelty, Steve Demarest and Duke Strang and got 'em with the best and rookie Steve Jeltz in a row. The senior righthander threw 167 pitches last praised. "He was getting tired, I could see he was running some help via a Devil error. Centanni made what turned hasn't quite lived up to his billing. Tuesday In the Central Jersey Group II senmifinals against out of gas and I knew he had to throw strikes. But there out to be the defensive play of the game when he threw Another youngster, Rick Schu, isn't Manasquan, then came back Friday to defeat West was no way he was coming out, unless he complains ... out pinch runner, Doug Smith, who was trying to go from exactly Mike Schmidt at third and Windsor before going the distance against the Wolverines. he's staying." first to third on Strang's single. Christopher enticed Dave Nathans to ground into a force play to end the inning. Schmidt isn't exactly Keith Hernandez "I was throwing with three days rest," Christopher said. When asked if he would bring his stud back on Saturday, at first. "My arm was getting a little sore at the end, so I was just Kampf could only beam. In the seventh, Kelty reached on an error with one out Glenn Wilson, with five home runs and trying to let them hit it. Scott (Centanni) is an excellent "I'm very pleased for Vinnie," Kampf said. "I think I'm and Demarest followed with a single. Dave Bailey flied out 31 RBIs, and Von Hayes have started to centerfielder and Vinnie (Fiore) bad a great game at more excited about the record than he is. Woodstown's to left and that brought up power hitting Tom Hoglen. show the talent they were supposed to shortstop. Greg (Jacobson) also called a great game batters were moving up in the batter's box trying to get Hoglen had eight home runs on the year and was the have when they climbed aboard. Jeff behind the plate." to Vinnie s curve, but when you have command of the Wolverines' leading run producer, but Centanni picked Stone has all the talent in the world to Christopher ran into some trouble in the sixth and was strike zone the way Vinnie did, he'll outfox them. As far Hoglen's line drive off his shoe tops to end the game. be an All-Star outfielder. pressured in the seventh, but got out of both jams without as Saturday, I don't want to hurt him, and I'll have to wait Schmidt's slump at the plate has further damage. The win gave Christopher his 12th of the and see how he feels. But he's been our top man all season, "We beat a nice ballclub," Kampf noted. "They do a lot' extended beyond the ridiculous, even season, tying him for the school record for wins in a season and as of right now, he's on the mound Saturday." of things well. They have great power, they run the bases though the aging slugger says he has with his coach, Fred Kampf. Frank Palaia walked to lead off the Shore first. After well, they have the solid defense and they make contact three good years left at third base. I tell "When we got the three runs in the first, I knew I two were out, Don Archer walked and Christopher lined at the plate. This is unbelievable, we're really on a roll.". you, the guy left his bat In Clearwater. The Philly organization has long been noted to have a solid minor league program, but I can only think about the ones who got away. The names Ryne Sandberg, Bob Dernier, Julio Franco, Phillies, Hayes make shambles of Mets, 26-7 and Keith Moreland stand out. That trio helped the Cubs to the National League NL. Eight American League have done East title last season, and Franco PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Von Hayes It. remains one of the bright young Infield became the 21st player In major league prospects In the American League. history to hit two home runs in an Inning The Phillies, in winning their third All in all, the "Phillies of the West" when he connected twice during a nine- straight game, sent 12 batters to the (the Cubs) and Dallas Green have made run first inning, propelling the Philadel- plate in the first and 11 more in a seven- themselves look awfully good. The phia Phillies to a record-setting 26-7 rout run second for a 16-0 lead. starting outfield is comprised of former of the New York Met* last night. Mets starter Tom Gorman, 3-3, and reliever Calvin Schiraldi were the Phillies. Sandberg and Bowa form a solid Hayes led off the game with a homer combination up the middle while Dick and, before the Inning was over, added victms of the Phillies' two inning, 14-hit, Ruthven gave the Cubbies some a grand slammer. He got his sixth RBI 16-run binge. Schiraldi entered the game outstanding pitching. of the game with a bases-loaded walk with a 6.23 earned run average and left Other obsurd trades of recent memory and also added a single in breaking out at 10.17 after allowing 10 earned runs in have brought notable youngsters like of a prolonged batting slump. He entered 1 1-3 innings. John Wockenfuss, Derrel Thomas, the game with two hits in his list 33 at- Juan Samuel added five hits and two Tekulve and Bill Campbell to Philadel- bats. RBI for the Phillies and Bo Diaz had three doubles and three RBI. phia. The Phillies banged out 27 hits to The Phils would do weU to take a look surpass by one the team record set in a Blue Jays 4, Yankees 1 at division rival New York and the job 28-23 loss to the Chicago Cubs in 1922. NEW YORK - Pinch-runner Louis they have done cultivating their young They had scored 23 runs on two other Thornton scored from third on an error minor league talent into top notch major occasions, In 234 victory over the by second baseman Willie Randolph in league performers. Dwtght Gooden, Ron Pittsburgh Pirates in 1900 and 1979 when the 11th inning, giving Toronto a victory Darling, Jesse Orosco, Ed Lynch, Darryl they beat the Cubs 23-22 as Mike Schmidt over the New York Yankees, as the Blue Strawberry, Rafael Santanna have all hit four home runs. Jays ended a three-game losing streak. come up through the farm system and The most runs scored in a major A two-run single by Buck Martinez are making key contributions. league game was 29 by the Boston Red added a couple of Insurance runs for the Then the Mets' management went out Sox against the St. Louis Browns In 1950 Blue Jays In the 11th. and got veteran stars like Gary Carter, and by the Chicago White Sox against Damaso Garcia started the winning Keith Hernandez and George Foster to Kansas City in 1969. The National rally with a single off losing reliever stabilize the ship. League record of 28 was established by Brian Fisher, 2-1. Garcia stole second Where do the Phils go from here? the St. Louis Cardinals against the and took third as Ranee Mulliniks Well, there's no place to go but up. Can Phillies in 1929 walked on a wild pitch. John Felske handle a major league club The runs and hits also were the most Thornton came into run for Garcia, all by himself? Will Schmidt rebound ever against the Mets, who gave up 22 who appeared to sustain a minor Injury from the anemia at the plate? Are there hits in a 19M loss to the Atlanta Braves to Us left leg. Fisher then was replaced any young pitching prospects In Portland and 19 runs in a 1973 defeat by Montreal. by Dave Righetti. Thornton held at third or Reading that can spell relief for the The last of 13 National League players as Lloyd Moseby grounded into a arthritic kids, Koosman and Carlton? to hit two home runs in the same inning fielder's choice and WUlie Upshaw then And I'm not talking about 30-year old was Ray Knight for the Cincinnati Reds hit a grounder to third which appeared THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rookies like Larry Andersen. Will on May 13, 1980, also against the Mets. to give the Yankees a chance to get out Samuel and Jeltz learn how to field Willie McCovey of the San Francisco of the Jam with a double play. IN FOR A TRIPLE — Philadelphia Phillies Rick Schu dives belly first into third base beating ground balls and pivot on double plays? Giants did it twice, making it 14 times But Randolph dropped third baseman the tag of the New York Mets Howard Johnson for a triple during first-inning action at I guess only time will tell. the feat has been accomplished in the Dale Bern's realy as Thornton scored Veteran's Stadium in Philadelphia last night. Philadelphia scored nine runs in the first innng with the winning run. and seven in the second to lead 16-0 after two innings. II TfceRagislcr T, JUNE 12, 1985 SPORTS BRIEFS

EASY VICTOR — Nick's Nag (4) under jockey Vincent Bracciale Jr., second. Alden's Ambition, with Herb McCauley in the irons, was third wins in a breeze in the Candy Eclair Stakes at Monmouth Park The winner paid $15.60. yesterday. Wedding Picture (7) ridden by Jacmto Vasquez, was Nick's Nag wins Candy Eclair Stakes

McCauley rode two of his winners for trainer because she had a problem ducking in and out." Robert Klesaris. They took the fourth race with HOOF PRINTS Trainer John Mazxa expects to ThsRsglltSf Sandsaw (4.80) and the sixth event with Mr. Mar find another allowance race in a few days for OCEANPORT - Nick's Nag, ridden by Vince J. Mar (5.80) McCauley then completed a late Donald Coleman's Ultra Mod, an easy four-length Bracciale, Jr., drew off in the stretch to win the dally double sweep by taking the seventh race winner of an allowance test last Friday. The Limit $27,300 Candy Eclair Stakes yesterday at Mon- with Brooklyn Princess (13.60). to Reason gelding, a New York-bred, ran six mouth Park before a crowd of 8,531 Crown's Revenge, who would have been the furlongs in 1:09.4, second fastest time of the The winner, owned by Lisa Brooks and trained overwhelming choice In yesterday's second race, meeting for the distance. by William R Albright, sped six furlongs in 1:10.3 a starter allowance event, was a late scratch. The The horse won his first three career starts last and paid $15.60. Wedding Picture, the 9-5 favorite stewards found the horse ineligible for the race. year, but ran out in the Joe Palmer Stakes for under Jacinto Vasquez, ran second, three and one- Mrs. Henry D. Paxson's Miss Care, easy winner New York-breds at Aqueduct in December lengths behind the victor. The exacta paid $39 40 of the first division of the Rumson Handicap here "Coming out of the gate, he was squeezed by Nick's Nag, fifth in the ran down the on May 27, beads a distinguished field in this horses on both sides of him," Mazza explained backstretch, gradually moved up on the far turn, afternoon's featured eighth race. Trainer Mary "He hurt a hock and pulled a muscle In his hind took the lead in the upper stretch and was never Edens recently commented on the 4-year-old Caro quarter." THE REGISTER menaced Alden's Ambition finished third under fitly CHANGING THE NAMES - Raritan High School's Matt Herb McCauley. Dulce Vita and Woman Chief "She's a big strong filly with speed," she said. Ultra Mod suffered another setback this spring Fedorco (on ladder) changes the name under the school batting were overnight scratches. Don't Joke was a late "She's always on the front end and runs on her in a workout at Garden State Park. He stepped average champion and replaces it with his own. Fedorco broke defection. own. She likes company in the mornings. She likes on a rock and missed a few days of training two school records in baseball this season, and the ceremony McCauley had three win on the program, tying to go out and train with horses the likes. The Coleman purchased the gelding for $5,000 "He took place during the school's sports awards dinner which was Chris Antley for first place In the Jockey Caros seem to be a little slower to get their minds toes out and that's why he went cheap," Mazza renamed The Bill Kunkel Awards Dinner in memory of the late standings Each rider has 21 firsts. on what they're doing. We put blinkers on her Hid American League Baseball umpire from Leonardo who died last month. Assisting Fedorco are, left to right, Dave Facendo, catcher and MVP, Jim Mullins, outfielder, and Andy Milewski, coach. Fedorco is a pitcher and outfielder. NHL plans to extend its playoff format French wins at Fort Monmouth injuries have been caused by those is some sentiment for eliminating Patrick and Toronto, the NHL J FORT MONMOUTH - Peggy golfers at Bamm Hollow played TORONTO (AP) - The National doors — players being checked the doors entirely. worst team this year, would be French won the 36-hole Officers a low putt Nassau. Hockey League playoffs Just missed through the openings when the door Realignment of three divisions shifted to the Adams Wives Tournament at Fort Mon- "A" Flight: low putts • Bev extending into June this year. A is ajar for line changes, or being also is on the agenda. The Pit- But realignment is discussed at mouth with a net 132 Linda Arnold, 32; front nine - Edna proposal to lengthen the opening slammed into them and having them tsburgh Penguins would like to get these summer meetings almost Davidson wai second with 136. Sherman, 16; back nine - Lynn round of the playoffs from five to swing open. out of the tough Patrick and into the every year and it would take and Gladys Jonei finished third Sickles, 15. "B" Flight: low putts seven games would virtually assure Since most players Jump over the easier Norris Hartford would leave approval of 14 of the 21 teams for with 140. • Lil Kosyk, 32; front nine - that the Stanley Cup champion will boards for their shifts anyway, there the even tougher Adams for the any moves to be made. Loretta Jooslen used fewest Helyne Fox, 16; back nine • Pat no longer be decided in May. putts, 27, aad Peggy PUntamura Urion, 17. The NHL Board of Governors • was closest to the pin on the "C" Flight: low putts - Joan meets here beginning today and one seventh hole. Friedrich, 35; front nine • Dot of the first issues it will discuss is In the blind tournament for 1«- McHugh, 15; back nine - Barbara expansion of the preliminary round hole players, Joosten potted low Haher. 15 "D" Flight: from best-of-five games to best-of- save 34% to 48% gross, 43, and Carol Wixon had Maryalice Atkinson, 32; front seven. If such a format is adopted, low net, 30 nine - Maryann Groeninger, 16; the playoffs would have to begin in SPECIAL GROUP Bamm Hollow back nine - Cindy Witkowski, 17. the first few days of April to avoid MIDDLETOWN - The 18-hole Joanne Walsh had two chip-ins. extending the finals into June. But there seems to be strong support for a best-of-seven format in MEN'S HANDSEWN Tennis tournament in Red Bank every playoff round. Several gov- ernors and general managers have ED BANK - A men's 35 and player includes prizes, tennis said the change would provide a over tennis tournament has balls and Gatorade. truer test. Upsets are leu likely in ALL-LEATHER SLIP-ONS Rbeen scheduled at the Marine For further information con- a longer series. Park Tennis Courts in Red Bank tact Jack Matlacks Sporting "There might be some discussion for Saturday and Sunday Goods store, 90 Broad Street. of condensing the regular season a An entry fee of $1200 per Red Bank bit to fit in a best-of-seven preliminary round," said NHL President John Ziegler. Meadowlands Mini Grad Prix set Ziegler is not bothered by the AST RUTHERFORD - Indy and six turns, including two possibility of Stanley Cup games Car race fever will hit the hairpins being played in June, when arenas in Monmouth Mall this week The Meadowlands Grand Prix many league cities resemble steam E baths and the Ice turns slushy or ened in the 19(5 Meadowlands is modeled after the U.S. Grand Mini Grad Prix. Prii at the Meadowlands, a choppy, as it did for the first two all you have to do is test you motor sport that draws the games of the Cup finals in Philadel- racing skills behind the controls world's best Indy Car Drivers to phia last month. of a miniature Grad Prix car on New Jersey to compete on a 1.66 "We must take into consideration one of the specially designed slot mile course and 1600,000 in purse that we are talking about only a few car courses that will be on money. games of our ultimate series being display at Monmouth Mall in played in June," said Ziegler. "It Is Eatontown Friday through Sun- Participants in the Mini Grand much easier for us to sell that kind day. Prix finals will be vying for of product at that time. " The action will take place on a prizes that include the Grand The most interesting meeting four-lane, table top course de- Prize Purolator miniature gas- here could involve the NHL officiat- signed with long straightaways powered race car. ing staff John McCauley, the NHL's assistant director of officiating, has indicated that several rules changes Wall plans Gamblers' Race figure to be discussed. McCauley also said during the Stanley Cup ALL - Wall Stadium will be run. finals that a two-referee system feature the second annual First place will net 13,000. 1 might be proposed this year, though WGamblers Race for modi- while the ninnerup will earn it would take "a lot of studying" 2 pair for $45 fieds on Saturday. «2,5OO. before such a drastic alteration The event, sponsored by the All cars will earn their $200 would be proposed Values $M to $55 CAM 2 Co., will set up with only entry fee and an additional $100 "Any type of change that would Genuine leather by 24 cars starting. The length of the if they finish the race. Anyone improve the officiating, we have to event will be anywhere from 50 who pulls out before the end of take a look at It," said McCauley. "I McGregor* ...black, to 75 laps and no heat races will the race will earn $90. think the two-referee proposal could brown, burgundy and be brought before the board. If they feel the present system is inade- tan in the group. 7Vi-11, quate ... 12,13D; 8-11.12EEE. "But how many years have we Now thru Saturday. Hurricanes pound Texas had this system and it hasn't proved to not work." Stricter penalties for sticking infractions also will be considered, in College World Series as will a proposal n eliminate the doors which lead from the bench area to the ice. A number of unusual OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Greg in a 21 victory over Texas. EUena pounded out four of Miami's The Hurricanes Jumped to a 4-0 14 hits and Rick Raetber again lead with the help of four Texas " bitched effectively in relief as the errors in the first three innings. Don Pirates on brink of sale? Miami Hurricanes won the NCAA Rowland's ground ball scored the College World Series with 104 first run and a throwing error victory over Texas last night. allowed another in toe first. PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Pit- tsburgh Pirates will open nego- It was the sixth-ranked Hur- Mike Fiore led off a four-run third tiations "immediately" with a ricanes' second championship in with a doable and scored one out four years. Miami, 66-13, won In group of potential buyers from the in brands later on a passed ball. EUena then Northeast, club Treasurer Doug itm collected his second hit of the game McCormlck said yesterday. to chase Texas starter Bruce Ruffin, ; • Third-ranked Texas, finishing sec- McCormlck did not Identify any of SHOE-TOWNL ond for a second straight year, 13-3. the individuals Involved or say ended Its season with a 61-17 mark • wtjre wary Msj In Rusty DeBold and Chris Hart specifically where they live, but said >IH0M0WN.NC I9U EUena tied a CWS record with 22 singled to score EUena. DeBold the group began showing total bases, while Raether picked up scored when the nit bounced through preliminary interest in the National Bit third save in the title game to go LongbOf* right fielder Dennis Cook League team "a week or so ago." with two CWS wins. One of and Hart came in on another Texas "We're going to exchange data SEE WHITE PAGES OF PHONE DIRECTORY FOR EXACT ADDRESSES Raether's wins came Sunday night throwing error. with them." he said. VISA MaslrCtrd Mwt mm 190 convtownt localms Shot Towni optn Sundays r WEDNESMV. JUNE 12, 1985 The Rtgiiler RBC Continued from Page 1B Ocean's 2-1 triumph earns RBC (20-10-1) hid a threat going in the first inning. Lynch led off with a single and was sacrificed to second by Jerome Donlon Lynch the right to meet Montville went to third on a fly to deep center but Maryantki struck out to end the inning. stanza. With one out, Marc Keezer singled and, Goslin If FCTBI THOMSON followed with a long shot over centerfielder Jim The Caseys had another chance in The Register Gagliardl's head. Goslin, thinking he had missed the the fifth inning Jim Quirk walked WEST WINDSOR - The Ocean Township High School bag, held up on first. with one out and Lee Juplnka was Spartans continued their late season surge yesterday In the decisive third. Trush led off by reaching base safe on an error. Arbachesky forced with an NJSIAA Group HI semifinal baseball victory on a error. He moved to second when Keezer hit a Juplnka at second and then Lynch over Sterling, 2-1. grounder to Sterling pitcher Vince McNally McNally hit a high chopper to third, but The victory propelled the Spartans into the finals went for the double play but shortstop Eric Brown Gavin came In, grabbed the ball against Montville, a 4-3 winner over Northern High- missed the bag and Trush was safe. Goslin then lined barehanded and just nipped Lynch lands. The two teams will meet at Princeton University a single to left, scoring Trush with Ocean's winning run at first with a perfect throw. on Saturday at a time to be determined. Goslin was cut down trying to stretch his hit into a RBC's final scoring chance came Once again the Spartans combined the standout double. In the sixth but a bad break pitching of Ted Felndt and excellent team defense Sterling's lone score came in the first. Gagliardi prevented a possible big inning. Feindt, allowed three hits and fanned four in upping his walked, stole second and scored on Dan Swallow's season mark to 10-2. Defensively, shortstop Pat Trush single. Swallow closed out a fine career with two singles Donlon singled to right to lead off and centerfielder Danny Knier shown brightly as the and a triple. the inning and Oneidas hit a high Spartans played errorless ball. Sterling threatened in the seventh inning when twitting fly to short right. Donlon "Teddy (Feindt) gave us another great game, "Ocean Swallow led off with a single to left. Scott Ramage hit held up for fear the ball would be coach Dave Enderly said "The last time out in the a fly ball to deep left where Goslin hauled It in. caught, but it dropped in and Donlon sectional semifinal (versus Manasquam he threw a two- Mike Nardone followed with a long drive to deep was out at second on a perfect throw hitter. Today he started out a little slowly but he just centerfield where Knier raced it down for the out from right fielder Bob McQuade. got stronger as the game progressed Sterling has a lot Sterling coach George Manlove went with pinch-hitter That cost Oneidas a hit. Maryanski of lefty hitters and his slider kept moving in on them." Rich Githens for his last hope Githens went out on a bounced into a double play to end the "As for our defense, Pat (Trush) and Danny (Knier) fly to center inning. have been our leaders out there all year. Danny pulled When asked which team he preferred to play, Enderly down everything they hit out there today. "Lyons pitched very well," Notre replied, "We're just happy to be going to Princeton "I also made a change in our batting order. I moved Whether or not I'll use Feindt on the mound remains Dame coach Steve Ardery said. "It Rob Goslin to the third spot and Tim Flannelly to sixth was probably one of his better to be seen. We have an excellent trainer and he'll take Flannelly Is a freshman, so I thought he'd be more a look at Ted's arm and make the final decision." games. He had control and put the comfortable in the sixth position. The move paid off." pitches where he wanted them." Goslin was the offensive star with both RBIs coming Ocean upped its record to 23-6 with the win while "We saw Arbachesky pitch the no- on a pair of singles. The first came in the opening Sterling, the South Jersey champions, close out at 17-6 hitter against Holy Cross," he said. "And we expected a tight game." Notre Dame 120-5) plays the Dempsey gets Monmouth post winner of the Bergen Catholic-St. Peter's of Jersey City game Satur- day at Princeton University for the nearby Allentown College. He has also been serving as state Parochial "A" title. WEST LONG BRANCH - Ken Dempsey was selected an assistant to the sports editor at The Register for the vacated assistant basketball coaching job at Dempsey's chief duties wil center around recruiting, Monmouth College yesterday, ending a two-week long with specific attention focused on the Metropolitan search. area Dempsey fills the spot vacated by Rick Kaufman Dempsey was a member of the Hawks' coaching staff who was with the Hawks for two seasons. Lovvorn wins with 34 this past season in the capacity of graduate assistant Dempsey is a 1979 graduate of St. Joseph's, now at Colonial Terrace Monsignor Donovan, of Toms River wher he was a Pass, Towns make JSBL debuts varsity baseball and basketball player. Dempsey continued his career at Moravian College NEPTUNE - Former Monmouth College stars tyich WANAMASSA - Peg Lovvorn THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E COUIQ in Bethlehem, PA. where he was a member of the Pass and Karl Towns made their debuts in the Jersey won the Flight A with a 34 as the Greyhounds' Middle Atlantic Conference, Southern Shore Summer Basketball League memorable ones last ladies of Colonial Terrace held their VALIANT EFFORT — Red Bank Catholic High School's ace hurler Division baseball championship team in 1981 and was Steve Arbachesky (Ires the ball during yesterday's South Jersey night. Texas Toss tournament yesterday also a member of Moravian's conference bassketball Pass scored 35 points while Towns added 14 points and Flo Kangos won the Flight B with Parochial "A" Baseball finals against Notre Dame ot Lawrenceville. championship team that also made the first appearance pulled down 19 rebounds to lead Pine Belt Chevrolet to a 34 and Mary Littlefleld won Flight Arbachesky pitched a four-hitter, but lost to the Irish's Steve Lyons in the school's history in the NCAA tournament. a 102-94 win over East Coast Computers C with a 33. Lucy Pace won the Low who hurled a two-hit, 2-0 victory to give his team the championship Upon graduation from Moravian, Dempsey was a The game was tied for the last time at 89 with 2:34 Putts with 12 The game was played at Freehold Township's Liberty Park. sportswriter for the Morning Call, in Allentown, PA left, but Pass hit two baskets and a foul shot to put Pine before taking the assistant basketball coaching job at Belt in front to stay. Dickerson knocks Walker's new record I OPEN 7 A.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE

EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - O.J. Simpson of the Buffalo Bills Eric Dickerson, whose professional was the other, gaining 2.003 yards in single-season rushing record was 1973. broken by Herschel Walker, says "There are going to be critics all ' Walker's mark was set in theover the- world talking about the "minors." so it can't be compared record." said Walker People always have something to say when PARKING LOT with his, a product of the National Football League a record is broken. But I have the "The difference is between the numbers to prove it." majors and the minors," Dickerson Walker also is happy about some said "I did it in the majors, and he other numbers, the Generals 11-5 did it in the minors." record that has qualified them for Walker of the New Jersey Gen- the playoffs. erals became pro football's all-time "The record isn't important to leading rusher for a season on me," Walker said. "What's import- ant Is that we've gotten behind SALE Monday night as he rushed for 162 yards against Jacksonville to raise ourselves and we're getting ready to his United States Football League win a championship." Savings Now Through June 15! season total to 2,129 yards, breaking Walker broke the record on a 55- Dickerson's mark of 2,106 yards yard touchdown run on an off-tackle rushing. play in the third quarter of the Dickerson set the record last year Generals 31-24 victory over Jack- with the Los Angeles Rams of the sonville. The brilliant running back NFL tip-toed to his right, cut back to his left, broke two tackles and then DURABLE SALEPWCf Both Walker and Dickerson got "ST" Natrala their totals in 16 games. Walker still raced the final 45 yards untouched •easel has two games remaining in the for the score. DOUBLE STEEL P185/75R .1 SS3M On the Jacksonville Bulls side- P175/75R J •MM USFL's regular season. P175/8OR 1 • S7 SO "He's a great running back," lines, former University of Georgia BELTED RADIALS! P1BS76OR a • M.U Dickerson said of Walker in anteammate Buck Belue watched and P1B6/66B 4 •MM remembered. He had seen it before. Pi7i 75R 4 •MM interview appearing in yesterday's Arriva Radial P195/7SR 4 •MM editions of the New York Post. And, It was vintage Herschel Walker, • Easy-rolling, long-wearing P2OS/75R 4 •70.10 tread compound once again. P?ib 75R 4 • 74 11 although he said it was not fair to • Dependable wet-dry traction P195/7SR f> •MM • Enjoy all season year-round compare records in the two leagues, "You don't see another style like S performancnuance rtlaP21S/7S"J"R •* ».».•7§2-i he added," Still, two thousand yards his anywhere," said Belue. who • Use »Hh from or rest wheel P225/75P22S/'5B1R >•> IT1.ITtMM P155/SOR13 drive P235/75R | • •3 25 is impressive. He's only one of three played quarterback in the same Whitehall P?3!W5H1S I UJ» 1 BJJ who can say he did it." backfleld with Walker at Georgia. No trade

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Banks I Industrial quotations ncininm. lit percent wage Increase over three exchange "to avert a work stoppage porters as they are formally called, 4H NEW YORK (AP) - Aided by a oourtaay Fahnaitock i Co., E.F. Mutton •MM' ' 4H years but offered no Job security for tomorrow morning." t Company Inc., and Amarlcan Sacurl- 10H 10t> federal mediator, director* of the mark up trades on computer cards It 10'* the estimated 300 workers whose Since bargaining began, there that are read magnetically and »vt New York Stock Exchange and the Jobs are to be phased out byhave been nine meetings with the transformed into ticker tape. Pages IH IH union for 1U clerks and pages CfMrMJonni. a It automation. federal mediator present. The last deliver messages on the trading 4OH SH IH negotiated yesterday trying to avert IH UMMOSM 3-1/11 t-7/1t "They can save those people's began June 2 and didn't end until floor. 4U an I a.m. walkout. »vt HM 4 •* 4H Jobs," Mid John Brady, business after dawn the following day. 17 4% 4H The two sides were called to a rmpaoMMNH NJ •M manager of Local 153 of the Office The 960 NYSE workers and »ft »TH • meeting Monday night by federal and Professional Employees Inter- another 350 who work for the New The union wants those laid off 3»H H. J.Wila»ia»Oan> MM 2*H mediator Rosemary LeBoeuf, who H Community B4nt «r* MU MM national Union. York Futures Exchange and Securi- workers with more than 20 years * Jan*y NMonaf Corp M'4 t7M •vaamr_ '.'.'.'.'. 2m JW hoped to prevent the first strike at laakury SIM Ban* II 14 ties Information Accounting Corp. seniority to continue on the payroll. nOpiiat H IM the exchange since 1948 • WMaaanoorp a nmSm.He 114 IM The strike deadline has twice been covered by the contract that expired A union official said there are only r aa CouMtM Tru« Co 17 an UMM NaWnal B*M SO • IWtoraaon 3/11 7/3t The workers voted over- extended by Intervention of Ms. Nov. 3, earn an average salary of nine people in that category and only IMM Jaraay Sana 41 •* 41 Vt alMaM 1/11 six with between 15 and 20 years on iNoutmuu. 23/31 M/33 whelmingly Thursday to reject a LeBoeuf, who said she called Mon- $580 a week. 36ti MH 1/11 1/11 contract offer that called for a IS day's 8 p.m. meeting at the stock The clerks, or transactions re- the job. Supvm 4IM a% at IH 2M10't 13 Thora IIM IIH 231% TaTroooatoMMrlMt O •ft DMdoMy 4'/. 4-3/16 TrMnsMMMMoo 31M 11M Dart I Cr«H IndutvIM Ot .11 UnltM TataagMol S SM Do Tomato IMuofMO IM 13 UMvoml Mai** S trivli Prod. OS 13 Authorities break two major credit card rings Pmlopmam Corp of Ann. 13 J.S.I 7M Dtml* me n« 1-1/16 bogus bank cards being used world- materials to make 80,000 more — cards, said to be excellent fakes, NEW YORK (AP) - In- wide, federal agents and banking enough to cost banks a potential $500 were sold nationwide and bad been vestigators have broken two credit officials said yesterday. million, the officials announced. used as far away as Europe, he said. NY STOCK EXCHANGE card counterfeiting rings suspected State and federal officials seized Fifteen people were arrested. Though precise figures were not of producing a major share of the more than 20,000 fake cards and the "It's one of the biggest credit card available, actual losses to banks fraud arrests that's been made in the "are estimated to have been in the • «> IIH- H •ami St 761 I4H+ M I 60 IH- M lanM I.S4 41f7 I1H+ M United States," said Jonathan Z. millions of dollars," D'Amelio said. Ml ItH-f It MlfwlSl 144 4IH + Friedman, an assistant deputy state He said potential losses — figuring — A — FpdOSl 1S4 • 3101 44H- M 1107 46M- »IM7 ItH l««pA 0S| IMt 7H+ It Itwnnd 144 M IIH- Budget bargaining begins attorney general. "In terms of $5,000 in bogus charges on each of 111614 41 . M Ivt- H IftdllH- potential losses it's right up there on 100,000 cards, If that many could 3M 41'.. H 10 10 livt+ H II 71 UK- M" 171 I Ml It 'IftkSr I 40 I 460 37M- H Mmnt I It It 13f Hit top." have been produced and sold — were •MUt 140 It IMt ItH rthf U I IS II fcini 01, 10 IH II 160 IIH- . in budgets approved earlier by the Security officers for Visa Inter- about $500 million. »»Kh« I 13 16 Ml 14M« H «tWX440 • iti3 rn- WASHINGTON (AP) - Nego- AMMI 144 iMm IM • til S1H + H - O - 0 - House and Senate. Both plans call national and Mastercard Inter- Credit card fraud has jumped U00 Mrfn) 1.30 II 410 SIH- H Fwft til tH- M guMiso MM n - tiators for the House and Senate 10 tH 34vt— ». • 1107 1IH+ H If3t I4H- for roughly $56 billion in spending national said charges to the phony percent in the past five years, and 11 ifM 14H+ Vt OMtU IM began compromise talks on a 1986 llfMU 13 in P*+ M 0U4M I M7 14H + cuts for 1986 to reduce deficits, but cards allegedly produced by the two losses to bogus charges are pro- II 106 94 '> Fwhi 1 It 10 14137H- M in iivt- budget yesterday against a backdrop 1144 ]4M S4 4H 10 304 47M- they differ widely in detail rings represented a significant share jected at $1 billion for IMS, •Jit*. 170 10 •»< 11'. Fkar 40 •71 17 + M I1H of higher deficit projections and a of their losses to bank card counter- D'Amelio said. He said the arrests AJWCp 1 60 14531 4IH- . f4rtfM 140 14WI 4114- H The Senate budget calls for a one- Alt*. 111 • 1364 SI - H a - call from a key House Democrat for feiting. and raids would have "a tremendous FrftMc W 14 tft 4O't year freeze in Social Security ben- MtaCh 4S SH- » n uu- M a tax increase to reduce the red Ink. Akai 110 14IS4I 11.4 14 .1113 HH- efits, a provision the House plan "The two groups ... probably impact" on the problem. fnMMi to S » 33H+ M Htl¥Mllal II 173 tm+ H rmmix domestic spending and a higher the world," said Justin M. Tobia, morning at the home and the •Mai IW IT «n HIM- . Nmt, lit 433 I7M- K». I » itlltlt H l»4» 4*U- D-Pa , chairman of the House regional chief of security for Visa, Manhattan printing plant of James «iX4« IM 11 SUuMU-f '.1 I Ml 71H- It IM 114 budget for the Pentagon than the Him l*> II 4M SIH- » taV> I M 1.30 IIM MM Budget Committee. "Spending cuts who attended a Manhattan news Leone, 42, of New Rochelle, •lir.1144 • 1471 » tail 130 IIMM IIM 41 UM- Democratic-run House approved. W4t ISO II 101! 7IH— M HOt UH alone will not do it. We will have to Mia I n U4tll 4tk- H The Senate-passed plan would cut conference called to announce the authorities said. Leone and four 14 ill IIH- I SI II 411 43M + Umti m Mi IIM+ M MailCtlTI face the reality of dealing with some raids and arrests. others were arrested in that case on 13 HIT t! - H Nrtll 14 mi st - $299 billion over three years, to a A»a>» m IS 361 SM- M 10 3W IIH Him I 46 revenues" after a budget containing •Rat I II 4 MM 74M- H •n n« deficit originally estimated at $104 "I concur in that," said Richard Monday and yesterday. Awndi 4 40 • Ml (OH- i spending cuts is approved. 31 141 14 - H 7301 MH+ M 14117 4114- Collier, chief of fraud investigations M*| 44 7 Mt IIH- M billion in 1988. The House blueprint AMMtt 101 1 ISOt I7M- But Gray's counterpart in the for Mastercard. "We've been look- 10 471 M + vt J4t OH- H Mtl II would trim $259 billion over three In the second case, authorities 11 IN 13H- vt 31 4H 3M4 I7M-I Senate, Sen. Pete V. Domenici, R- ing for the source of these cards for raided three Manhattan printing » I44t 33H- M Mt 3»M + years from spending, to a defilt •IH I 10 I7MJ3 31S 114 N.M., responded that Congress was II 301 14H- > 111 SIH •01 HU- estimated initially at $124 billion in a considerable length of time." plants as long ago as March, seizing M IIM- M r 134 MS S4H- "not there yet," and he repeated W444 IX • 1OS1 ttH- vt ISO 1988. 3,000 cards allegedly produced by II mi ifH- a 3» 41'. H 0M MH- President Reagan's longstanding lit IH- it 371 IIH 4tt 44M- The arrests and seizures followed silkscreen. They arrested 10 people Mndi I 14 II 314 SIH- It •01 »Vt Mn« in III il'. position that tax increases should But both those estimates are yearlong undercover investigations, in a sweep that started Monday, and II Ml MH- •> • 1043 16M MIM7 1IM- tmM tt • I 741 33H- M •not Ito only be used as a last resort. 41 SIM- . AM 1 37S llvt . based on relatively optimistic econ- including electronic and aerial were seeking an 11th. Ontt IM II 00 43M- M J1744 SIM- I I 111* M fitAlft MM I And Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., the omic assumptions provided last win- surveillance, begun when the phony II SI 8H* It I 470 ItH- M 477 71M + &IMM I II • 713 MM* M •Ma IM 471 7H Senate majority leader, suggested ISMOt I>'»« < OKWm U ter by the Reagan administration. In cards appeared. Secret Service Though more photo offset cards It SSI 17H- M raja* I 71 1713 30H 1SI IM- M 6nr«i I 30 Math il he would take the case for higher agents and the federal Organized 1IHT011TM + H II 431 MM- H 1001 llvt recent days, budget director David were seized, distribution by the two Mi lit I7H- 131 14VI- M 13 t*M MH- H »aa0il]4 taxes to President Reagan only if A. Stockman has been circulating Crime Control Task Force shared e two operations were not related. 1047 13H- It 1437 7M- uxni ito Tim 11H+ M »aU0 10 179 46H + Congress approved $90 billion to $60 information indicating the deficit the cases. »4«M 140 II 37* 444- M - M - 0WM..I10 17 Till SIH- M 144 30M- billion in spending cuts beyond what Rasor said the arrests represented Maak 4 1(0 III4D MH- M - II 116 1IH- would be far higher under an AHaCt I 13 • It II III 3IH-IH KA 104 either the House or Senate en- economic scenario that represents Authorities did not know how long the three tiers of card counterfeiting Ma« 40 X 434 31U + vt 13 14 MM- M »( 30 31 7M — initial production, embossing with AVUK 40 IS II 3tM H 13 Ml 37H- M 3373 H- The comments by Gray and ing and selling the cards, or how valid account numbers, and use. MM SO 1141*4 37H- It 14 131 MH- H • II - forecasters. Ma 1 « llfT ItH , I4IM1 S3 -IM 17 IM Domenici came several hours before many were in circulation, said Producers allegedly sold the bogus II 44t H'l • Vt - a It 1171 34*1 7]inu4«M + the two men led their sides into Under these projections, the defi- James R. D'Amelio, head of the cards for $90 to $200 apiece, • a - 13 414 4SM- H ttt It D'Amelio said. n 114114 I7M- vt It 14417 14 113 4IM + negotiations to reconcile differences cit would be $172 billion in 1988 Secret Service in New York. The 143 IH + vt 14 113 S3H 147 I M«r"l » Itll II •• U 17 13 73H- M 114 M4 ItM- imfb » 14 tf7 34M- M ISO 1174 7IH- HKi 340 II 33 «H MM I 10 I U» 44H Hj to i tO II IM7 40Vt+ vt 311 11H •aUo ill II 3ot aH- it «tpt> KJ III7M UM 4 330 14M + IM 71 11 1141 » •o III II II MM* M 17 131 MH- il ni UH- H 134 It . t Firms defend H4UM I 71 • U4uM * M •»•'• 17 4J I4OI I4H— M H»K. I B0 U4 144 7 6331 »vt+ M I0I7W MH- tlatT Ilk- vt Tt «7M- M 10 HI 43't 14 1044 14 f M M4C HI HapKTI 46 M7 13H- H t 440 13 ^ 71 4U+ M I117M MM4- M 17 133 14M + MM St II 171 SIM— M 41 733 IH cost of items I - I - MIAII 4KJ t tM »l*t- H KM I 44 II 4M S4M+ H BH« 107. 4304 S1H- ••««. 160 • 4I4I 40H- It •Mtir. M • 1373 MH + II 107 4114- Vt «T* 170 7 4 ItH- M •*«• 1 II3331 Wit M - • - a - 1*6* 07, 44 4H Kit 1 im UM-M 13 171 47M- We'll pay you to •6BN 14 15 177 .IIM- 4 sold to Navy • Ml lint H •*T« to 11 .41 II + MMH 40 1*71 Itvtf H M* 10 m~h 13 II HI 31'. Mt ISH— H II1337 I4H- 113307 l«'. « it 7 4147 3SH I«W> IM 10 3110 13 + 14 31} St —I I M7MH+ M 117741 3»M- lawn.ioi 14 1434 41 - It 7 711 6H- M 410 40'.- MaC IN HUM 4tH- Vt •ICO 30 1371 ISM- M IM 37M II IIH Jt * . 747 Svt- M 1104 41'. SAN DIEGO (AP) - Merchants an» fl 10 tM 13H+ tt «V> lt0 It MS 46M-IM 120 SM3 MH* W4 114 I ff 40H- vt InkJStl 10 Ifl 11M+ M 124 1013 »M- who sold $140 trash receptacles and M •HMK 166 ITU77 40H- H 4 333 IIH 130 4tU- 7 t*4 17M4- It Minn ito 7 .10 4tHt M MM S4vt- rented a dining room set to a Naval IM IIH- It •M 4.40 11I43HIM -IH 3740 37't* air base for $1,200 dispute a con- M I » tjt »M+ H UIT37 3» - H ISIS IS MUM 144 74 311 MM- M 1411 IM— H Ifcnrtn f] 171 MH- gressman's allegations that the 1143 4IM Tearup •*•» 140 I VR I7H- M II US 41 - H *** 40 Navy was gouged, saying they II143* ti'tt H 33 IIM «H- M 740 M - C - f 1713 4IM- H 13 I1H- charged fair prices. »3»4 I11't + i • 113 MH M* IM Mf3 17U + i The trash cans were made of 44 1030 IV. » . — 4 - J - UM* I II 1141 I7H + 11 14*1 4314- Vt Jnkf 31 It IOVt+ Vt MtCf 14. lilt I1M + galvanized steel and designed for • IIM 11 vt- vt Mmla IW I4 11M 4tvt- H Kt*. 104 33*7 37 hard use, John Knaut, marketing II1371 IIM-t H II 131 IIH- M |MK4I« 3tM 3IM + CM 6 40 144 Itv. M 14 331 3W+ H Urn* • 117 TfH- director for the United Metal Recep- M( 110 II 73 TIM- M - K - ia>or i.n 11140 UM + II tacle Corp., said Monday. CttO* X 71 MuIMM + Ilt IO13f4 MM- M lawO 114 114 IIM t**l 1.36 UM33 1IH + '•*•> 41 t IIH Navy buying practices at the your checks Ijrf. 140 7 414 MM— M I 40 371 IH- H torDl 130 II IMt 31't C4rm 07 li m i ! 1.31 t HI 17M+ M MM 110 I 1476 If — Miramar Naval Air Station in north- 10 1IT MM HIM • III MM+ H •"•Hal 10 I 131 4tvt— em San Diego came under scrutiny C4rt*w I 17 SM I0H— M Ml 411 -IM «jM> 130 I 4n 4IVt — 613 SIH- M I til UM- H kM 101 1 tt IIH- after it was revealed late last month Urrl JO 10 101 IIIH-IM II1031 UH— M l>aa> in nmt t3 - C4l4«44 440 TIM 31 Ifl4 H- M IS 310 MH- that Grumman Aerospace Corp. was Mat* 103 10 IS4 l»vt UffMtllt 30 74* ItH- Vt paid $659 each for two aircraft CI4WS 1 44 IM 1 <«*ci in II IM SIH+ H • IM 33V4 + CtnnOi II 3IS 17H II 471 17H-IH II 141 71 ashtrays and high prices for other Open a FRIEND-SHIP NOW ACCOUNT CiMad 70 IT 3H MM4- 14 Mam 14 HI I7M SM IH items. UaAir 40 IIM 71 - It 15 IW 43M+ M 13 147 ITH — 11 411 • - I - I"«lr 141471 MH— Three officers at Miramar, includ- 101 3H 111 I Midi ii n i3v» + It 3*3 14M- M T4*tm. I ing a rear admiral, were disciplined and get checking with interest 34 W-UI I 114 S7M — 4 1041 »«• M It 103 UH- H in the Grumman case and the 14 fl IIH- H • itt mu- 10 1444 SIH- M !••» ii 711 MH + contractor, saying it was embar- C»i> 140 • 4034 »*• M Tantt in 131411 U'l CHUM 41 II IIM IH I4M- M 'mm 40 ISt »U- rased, promised a refund. MM 364 t 3SH+ M LOT 133 I 337 47 UMU VH + .. .plus 5C for every blank check in TOUT 1% 130 II IMt ITU— M U.S. Rep. Jim Bates, D-Calif, IHKNfl 114 II30M 43H-IM » 401 14 - 141131 MM+ H Limn I S0| IS3Onfi4M +IM • 104] f4tt- said the purchase records indicated present non-interest bearing checking account! UctM tit 43SM 1IH+ tt 111 1M- CWn> lit TMI4 4IH IttffS 17 a lack of concern within the military I M3 IIM- M Utwtt 1 13 IW 4fM— M 31 31 S3M- for money. CltfU 1.10 31 141 MH- M imm in t MI IIH * M THM MM CMI 111 t IIS 1! 13 434 S0V1- Purchase orders revealed that cy^ 13t II Mt MM+ vt UCt 13113 I - M Now is the time to come to the aid of cancelled checks returned in numer- II list StH- vt flMJ IIH 14 314 11V.+ Miramar paid Howard Products, a LM4M I ttl 7M ical order lor sale and easy record I aO 3 w 41 3M SIM- H youi checking account by opening a u/« m 13 <6t1 13 - H 17 3171 It - United Metal division in Pottsville, 1741 I1H+ H a I.M 15 417 SI - FRIEND-SHIP NOW ACCOUNT with us keeping Plus, you'll be entitled to MIJM 34 173 3IH lixkyl I II 10 M ISH— M ail lot Pa., $140.25 each for four plastic- Utwnt .41 - M — - II M7 OH- t. I 40 • 141 M - M ai 46 IO f7 I7H + lined cans and $171.82 each for four our Prestige Card services, too. I 110 II 100 MM* M - • • 31 MH+ M 147 3M For two good reasons 111 Tit 31H- M M0U l.U 41 111 IT I] 1141 u3IV» + cans lined with galvanized steel, Our FREND-SHIP NOW ACCOUNT also II lit 33H+ M MfiHSf 44 M IS3 StH 10 Til 46H- •toaat 11 13 IMS m» H Bates said Friday. First, well give you a nickel per check • Mil »H- M 13 171 MH+ provides absolutely tree checking •: 71171 MH MKT I 14 10* 11M+ M fnvt* 104 10 111 47 — Knaut defended the trash cans and lor all ol youi old blank checks (up to I 130 HI4tluM + M T 3tt StH— M 111 J4H- service with a minimum monthly I 140 I 14l4u34H+ H I IM 1H4- H Mm 14 17 137 41H- the price the Navy paid for them in 200) from an account you have else- I 3.33 • 313 4314+ M I MI IIH- H IM M 11 74 IM January 1964. balance ot S100 or more. (Should the 14 413 IM-f M • IM 37H+ M IMC 3 10 111 40Vi + where That could mean as much as M4fTM4 14 17 Ml tSH- M "They're really more of an invest- balance tail below $100, there is a at* 140 31 311 43M— M — u — 10 bucks in your pocket KM 1 to • 4*1 TIM— M •ItnM 134 IMS UH- H IW li ment because they're expected to charge for the month, but you still NH 71 1133 MH- It Mat St 17 111 31 - M Ml 304 • I002S St - 113 It 111 S4M 141 3 + M won. 10 341 31H last through years of public use. keep earning interest with $50 or 4 SM II - H ttt »M- Second, you'll start earning 5.25% a II 301 4114— M law no 131170 I7U- They're certainly not what you've MCk 14 71 MM+ M »nOt IM 11 *J7 MH- H IMt IM year, compounded daily, from day more on deposit) •n i tot It 171 SIM + 1U 7 137 »v> + I It ill! «H Ha 140 ItlMf 41H + got out in the backyard that's picked 4 114 4t**+ M *0«rl IH 4t.lM13l — H IM* 171 ol deposit to day of withdrawal (an •ta 331 II14M MM- H • IM IIM— up every Tuesday by the garbage So, go on a tear. Bring us your <1W 110 14 to m« M woiit n Ikta IH 111373 4IM— eUective annual yield of 5.47%) on — D •UM 114 • 417 . •Marl II - 0 - II tit HI 13 170 3Dvt + man. present checking account. Well atCflM 11117 37H- H MdVM 140 11 134 17 your checking account balance ol r*t 4M II fl 4tH- M ItlStt 374- "They're designed to stand hard shred your old checks right before II stt I04H- M7 •atf 170 • 111 4IM4- M 111 UM •H 171 III H - use, even severe abuse," he said, S5O or more. What's more, you'll •ttta I.M • IBS IIH- M IMTaa 1 40 •UM OH- your eyes, pay you 5c per check 10 1177 34M— M 14 lilt 47M+ H enjoy special conveniences that 10 147 I»M+ M MM in • 4W 13H- adding that they are sold to airports, and introduce you to real interest Wtt IM II lilt HIM- H M> IM • ISf 30H 141070 41M+ M 3S3M4 SIH- H shopping centers and other busi- other accounts don't oiler. Like a I 771 II 1741 Mu- with a FREND-SHIP NOW ACCOUNT! • 3431 ISM- M ll 1031 IMU + nesses. Him 31 - M I 3107 14M4- H monthly statement with your actual (•MAT JO 10 HI 34K + • lots HM+ M 174 II 44 MH+ M •M I.M • 14049 I7M+ M 14 117 11H + Another purchase order showed 174 • 3113 It 1» II1176 71 - H — V — 11J744 HM-3H 371 I TOidtM+IH 14 371 »H + that Miramar paid $1,900 to rent a 17 I0M «7M+ Vi 3.30 UMM SK — W - • 1434 1IM+ M Mt 1 - M 13 4t 37M— dining room table and eight chairs, 1.73 I1 IMt 41H raO 1.10 111741 >Kt Vt •aaa 40 I I1H- Bates said. 34 HI 4fM+ M It UT »H+ M Man M 17 IW llvt- It IIH II — M •tariM* I 743) • - M I 417 STH— HIM 17H- M I IM MH- M IMI If - Mark Begelman, senior vice presi- I tH »«+ M tkwu 44 II SMI MH- H 14 l» 41 - I 411 UM - II SS'A I IM 33M dent of Breuners Rents Furniture in - 1 - mi H • 3444 lfH— H I tM UH- San Diego, said the Navy paid $1,200, 3M0 IH KM 30 4M IIH 14 S4I 1U tt IMI 33M— H MM H MlMt SMI IS • or $75 a month from March 1984 MARINE VIEW II347* 44H4- M Httd 1M ItlUBtlH 11 MM MH-I through June IMS. to rent the table 7 1174 I4H •W I.M M Ml S3 1»MM MU- 13 14*3 1414- M 7 Mat] 4- M 10 W7 41 • and chain. He said $1,900 was quoted ••nil Ito nnn TI - H 1 HI 44M 11 117 33 • as a sale price if the Navy decided aatroito HUM MM- H Ml IS U4tlt 31 7 I0M MH + 11 M0 33 - H Mtaa 14 7111 IIH II 117 34M— to buy the furniture. SAVINGS II 1M+ M tarft. I7t 10I 10IB3 3II1 -— T Ht Wtoitm I0MS7 llvt—I MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFTI EATONTOWN btmt I 71 II IH ITH Unatilto II US 4SH- 671-2400 542-0404 ha> 340 • Mil IIM+ H •a I m 171 4IH- H 7 II 1TH + Begelman said he doubted Bates' - • - HW» 3.M 71134 ItH - r - i - Utomter FSUC — a M>Mt3.4l • 443 M + M contention that a comparable dining IMC IM If 141 44 - Vt II Sin 4»H- H II4S7»31H+ M •nt a SS33S ISM- H • 13 SfH set could have been purchased for M IIM I IIM MK-4H . a 111* MH+ vt $460. LIFESTYLE iT. JUNE 12. 1965 This father has thousands of kids

tin LONG BRANCH - •aader why a son of the emerald isle is arid m (KB high esteem fry the aaaa «f Italy Bat those with ues lo tbe old mmti) say they aren't swpiiaed st all thai DabliB-bora Monucaor Joan Patrick CarroU Abba* is the aefced- •ttd gaest of honor at aczt week's benefit lor Boy* Town, the organiza- tion he founded yean ago in Italy For forty yean, the 71-year-old Abbmg has been known • Italy as tfcc Monsignor of the Skocaarine Boys' founder of the basement THE MOWTEft/CAMtMI E COOtO t if aft that grew into Boys' Towns of FINALE FUN —Barbara Schitf. center left, Women's American ORT Italy He has organized ihelten for Greater Holmdel chapter president, and her husband, Robert, left, are tw»^«tw«. of homeless people and pined by Judy Goldman, lund raising co-chairman and her husband mssaive relief efforts for victims of natural disasters Harvey at the chapter's cocktail party held tor those who gave to the Not surprisingly the seeds for "Special Gift Drive." Ahbing'i guest appearance at the Haaniualli Park "Day at the Races benefit Jane S. sponsored by the Italian-Amencan service organiza- What a 'Grand Finale' tion. I'NICO were planted in the midst of what he does best heipmf the suffering The monsignor was enroate to m Rome to aid the victims of the 1N0 The Register Italian earthquake when he met HOLMDEL - Saturday's rainy weather took a turn for the better just Long Branch resident Loais in time for "Tbe Grand Finale." a cocktail party sponsored by the Greater Graniero aboard his flight By the Holmdel Chapter of Women's American ORT held here at tbe hilltop home time the plane landed. Graniero had of Larry and Dale Edelson. made a friend and found another The brightening sky allowed the TS invited guests to socialize around the philanthropy to add to the bat of Edelson's patio bar and celebrate the spirit of "tzedakah," the special brand causes supported by service or- of charity which is given to a just cause in hopes that it will make the world VISITS BOYS' TOWN — Long Branch resident m Italy making him an honorary Boys' Town citizen ganizations to which he h»Lwy _ a better place. Louis Graniero. right, snakes hands with Mon&gnor Boys Town trom Mayor Urbano De Pinto, center, while Judy Goldman, past president, current fund raising co-chairman and J Patrick Carroll Aotxng, founder o» the Boys' and Secretary AJcliiu Yihdego. Ethiopia, left rear, looks "Once they are in this world. " chairman of the organization's "Special Gifts Drive," said that the party Graniero said, "somebody has to Girls' Towns of Italy, after receiving a proclamation on was a way of thanking contributors to the drive which solicited cash look after them' donations of 1100 to II .000 She explained that the IIJ.OOO raised will be sent After bringing the organization to prepared for were criminal 200 boys were in Abbtng i care With Although tbe sboeshine boys' of to a variety of ORT-run schools including Bramson Junior Collage, NY.; the attention of INICO President Abbing who had originally been the encouragement of Pope Pius XII postwar Italy are long grown, the Hoffberger School for tbe Deaf. Tel Aviv. Israel and the Ramat Josef School, Rosario Zocco. arrangements were sent to Italy to evacuate Polish nans Abbing opened the first official need for Boys' Towns has continued, Bat Ram. Israel made to bold the fundraiser at daring the war. stayed to organize Boys' village in Rome in IMS tbe article points out Now. children ORT, tbe Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training, has been Kcnmuuth Park in Oceanport Those volunteer help for the thousands of Since then. Boys' Towns and Girls seat by relief organizations from called the vocational technical training arm of the Jewish people. It began attending the tax-deductible Boys homeless people t'ting bis Towns, plus 24 schools and 11 day Africa. Ethiopia. India and the in Russia 103 yean ago and now has chapters in 8 countries throughout Town benefit may purchase a raffle diplomatic contacts. Abbing seemed care centers have been established Phillipines share their lives with the world ORT maintains vocational schools on every continent including ticket for airfare to Rome for two. donations of food, blanket* and other throughout Italy victims of the Italian earthquakes three in the USA. and 101 in Israel Goldman said that ORT schools are where tbe winners will have an necessities from relief organizations Each village operates at a demo- and others without families Chil- opened wherever needed The cost of running tbe schools is high and the opportunity to visit Boys' Town across tbe free world cratic, self-governing body with its dren are accepted regardless of course offerings have changed from the post WWII carpentry and tailoring Abbing was the focus of a Decem- But. in addition to the basin. own currency Children earn money racial, ethnic or religious affilia- training to tbe computer and robotics curriculum of the 80s ber. MM article in Alimony maga- Abbing realized, the "wild " children for their work within the village and tions The Greater Holmdel chapter started 10 yean ago with 30 members and now has a membership of 200. Chapter luncheons, couples parties, lectures zaw. an Italian American pubh of the streets needed the training and pay for their rooms meals school The "Monsignor of the Shoeshine self-esteem to develop into respon- books and other necessities with and children's events held this year have raised between 08.000 and W.OOO Boys' . who continues his active for ORT According to the article, in the sible adults To circumvent their their taming* Schools teach not support of the organization, recently years after World War II. the streets suspicion of institutions. Abbing only basic skills, but technical and received tbe World Humanitarian of Italian cities were filled with moved into a basement, furnishing it artistic skills leading to professional Award from the Foreign Press children forced to fend for them- with curtains and paintings, and employment To contribute to the Association selves through marginal employ- invited tbe snoeshine boys to join support of the organization, boys ment theft and prostitution Often, him there create and sell ceramic art and Ticket information for tbe benefit shay were placed m reformatories, Within a few days, s hundred boys make wine from their own is available from I'NICO members where the only careers they were had come Within a year, more than vineyards or from the West End Manor Little Flower Children's Center LOSE 30 LBS. 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WDDLETOWN - Member* of the asxiliary of the The p»i««t"gff were enthusiastically received by guest* .Moamouth Chemical Dependency Treatment Center attending the garden reception held at the Naveslnk ; MMMoad that proeeads from their recent reeeptkm Country dub, MkhUetown, auxiliary members reported. and art exhibit will be used for the purchaae of r eqaipment at the Adolescent Treatment Center, Long The paintings are currently on display at the home -Branch. of an auxiliary member. During the reception, BUI Stender, executive director The recently-formed auxiliary la dedicated to of the treatment center, presented information about combatlni dnif and alcohol abuie by providing rapport for the treatment and education program* spoofored by the treatment center and encouraged community the center. participation and rapport for the auxiliary. Area residents interested In learning more about The exhibit marked the American debut of Belgian volunteer opportunities with the MCDTC Auxiliary or water color artlet Ceclle Hubene, whoae acenea of about Hubene'* work may contact the center'* Greece, Morocco and the Mediterranean have garnered Community Relation* Department for further Infor- praise from noted art critics In Belgium and Prance. mation. Contestants sought ART SHOW A SUCCESS - Members of the Club. From left, auxiliary members Pam McCoy; for teen pageant Monmouth Chemical Dependency Treatment Eve Dougherty; Marie Fontanella,treasurer; Kathy Center Auxiliary enjoyed an afternoon with Belgian Verdon, Cecile Hubene, artist; Sandy Abouzeld artist Cecile Hubene during a reception to benefit and Gretchen Gates. Girls between the ages of is and the center held recently at the Naveslnk Country II are being sought a* contestants In the 18*5 Mis* New Jersey Teenager Pageant. The annual pageant is scheduled Eyebrow plucking habit studied for October 4 to 6 st the Aspen Hotel- Manor, Parilppany. Contestsnts must live, work or attend school In New Jersey. Dear Ann Lander*: Thli I* the behind dark (lastes and put pencil oa •ecood time yoa have printed a letter my eyelid*. When I took off the The three-day competition fea- on the ubject of eyelsih and glaiie* I looked like a freak. Finally tures a talent show, make up eyebrow palling and offered very Ann Landers I west loan ophthtlmologln. He told seminar, dance rehearsal*, several little assistance except to nu«l me to get a complete medical dinner* and the pageant Itself. rn—ullag. Dear Ana I aiders: Regarding the werkap. Sore enough, the problem As tomeoae who ha* beea plagued 11-year-old girl whs psdMeat all her was canted by a hormone Imbalance The competitions include by thi* nervous habll for M yean, I eyebrows tad eydasher My daigli- that was affecting the hair follicles. categories for bathing suits, evening am dying to know the easse of It ter did the tame thing At tint I wai I am oa medication BOW and the gowns and personal interview* with without having to spead a fortune oa cross with her far sat having enough problem has been eliminated - judges. therapy. self-control to itop It. Then I decided Human At Lait So, dear readers, here 1* a Patricia Minicucci, the reigning According to one well-known psy- to take her to a doctor. My liiter chologist, over I million people hi •ufgeited s dermatolofl*!. smorgasbord of case histories. I queen for 1M4, will preside over the suggest an M.D. first and if no pageant and will crown her suc- America setter from thli problem. In less than 1* miaites he I'm *are many of them weald diagnosed the preMem - It wss physical problem 1* found, get cessor who will receive the official psychological help. crown, ush and trophy, a fl,100 appreciate some Iniight. enema. The Iteatag tad burning acting scholarship at the New York It li my opiaiaa that this Msarre were driving her craiy. The only Are yon, or Is someone yon care Academy of Theatrical Arts, and behavior Is caaaed by anxiety, bat way she cesM ohtala relief was by about messing around with drag* — trip to Florida where she will I'd like to know what yoer experts pulling the hairs set. The doctor or considering It? Are all drag* bad? represent New Jersey In the national have to say. Please check this sat. gave her s tahe ef ointment. It What about pot - hi moderation? pageant. - Going Bald la California solved the problem withla three Asa Landers' all-new booklet, "The Dear Going: There are a variety days. - Thaakfal In Chapel Hill, Lowdowa oa Dope," separates the Anyone Interested is Invited to of reasons for pulling out eyelashes N.C. facts from the fiction. For each write for an application and full and eyebrows. Most authorities Dear Chap: Here'* another, from booklet ordered, send «, pis* s long, details to: Miss New Jersey Teen- agree It is a compulsion caused by Detroit: sell-addressed, stamped envelope ager Pageant, P.O. Box 7(1 Norwich, anger, frustration or anxiety. Here's I wa* a slave to the eyehua-palUag (» cents postage) to Ann Lander*, New York 13815. another possibility: habit and hated myself tor It. I hid P.O. Box 11H5, Chicago, III. Mill. • - - •-•'-. THgR€QISTeH/CAW.D.FO«INO AUCTION BOUND - Whitney Pruaefc, age 3Vi, left, and her brother Keith, 7, explore the sailboat to be up for bids in the silent auction PREPARE FOR FAU 8'j at the June 15 Canterbury Fair, a fundraiser sponsored by St. George's by the River Episcopal Church, Rumson. With them is Linda S.A.T.AND Mallan, Rumson, event chalrman.The planter in front will also be P.S.A.T. — featured. The fair will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and, in addition to the silent auction, features boutiques, children's games, a white ACHIEVEMENT TESTS elephant sale and edible goodies.

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YOUR HOROSCOPE By Stella Wilder th today could be disastrous to WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12 aIs phaae of your career. •day,, yoa are one of VMQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - society'Bon s todayruffe, d individualists. Make special contact* during morn- Call Today it' Max* special contact For the ttsse end pi Determined to achieve your own lag boars. Yo" ai cacan ge, t to work on goal* In year own time and way, the generalities• afteaftert that yoa will brook no Interference even LIBRA (Sept 2323-Oc4 t 22) - This BRING THILAJ) KM $5.00 OFF COMPUTE SESSION I Irom your closest Meads. Yoa are b) a day that responds to both your MW HIIMNTS OMV -methodical in your thinking, rigid In rebellious and your creative keeping to a self-imposed schedule, Instincts. Leave your mark on your and precis* in youToedstons. While jnany think of you as stubborn, you SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - 'prefer to think of yourself as delib- Your pioneering spirit shines erate. Either way, yon generally through a difficult day of change SUMMER SESSION STARTS JUNE 24 corns oat a winner. Yoa have unusually keen Intui- and adjustment tions and are not afraid of acting on SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Oec. Abardaon 747-7685 them. Yoa believe completely in 21) - Yoa have a definite advan- Avon 223-0938/988-4122 your own ability to Judge people tage over the competition today. CoMsMaefc 780-1867 land drcBmstances accurately aad htaka as* of it Share success with Daal 542-5315 for this reason seldom ssk advice of 431-2416/431-3680 others. On the other hand, you give CAPMCOftN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - FrasnoM advice - good advice! - freely. (AsUf*) lmrotTM ffwiw travel. Bat HoJntoal 946-8542 Also born on tMe date are Uta ready to adapt to a new situation on Kaanaburg 747-7685 Hagen, actress, author; Vic the employment scene. Lakawood 3644742/528-7703 as' sasjs'S^t^ssjwOB' | asni^guuBswe a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. IS) - UNN)«Mv«H 8424060 • To see what Is la store for yoa Allow your ambition full sway. This Manatapan 780-9065 Is a good day for rsmwetlng - and tomorrow, find your birthday and UatfttftAsTYl 721-4082 Teed the cofrsspondlni paragraph. gaining-the support of those with •Let year birthday star beyoar dairy Matawan 842-0775 Utrcer PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - MIcMtvtown 8424384/291-8435 THURSDAYTHURS , JUNE 13 Your business seaas guides yoa to Pt. Ptoasant 528-7703/458-2061 OEM**) (May Si-Juno SO) - aa Increase la financial possibili- Rumson 495-9248/842-8060 ties. Tsfe the lead in a nsw project There hi mere than one way to Spring Lak* 5284387 remove aa obstacle In the way of AMU (March Si-April 19) - EVENFUI& DESERVE roar (access. Don't give ap on the Keep eyes aad ears open tone w Toms Rlvar 458-2061 hastasai poaslbllltiaa Chances tak- WaH 528-9174/828-6367 CANCER (Juno 21-Jurv 22) - ea now pay off well later on. 'SUMMERlfrCAIlON' Wast Long Branch 946-7005/870-6404 Keep long-term goals well within TAURUS (April 204*av 20) - visw ss yoa mato decision* regard- saney matters take your time aad TOLL FREE 1 •800-532-0016 attasstaLYovna^fsmUymambars 'REPAIR-CLEANING WINTERS FURS ing /oar immedUta future. A mis- • STORAGE' REMODELING take coald be serious. Basks this a Urns of both concern 43 MONMOUTH STREET • CUSTOM a> READY MADE TOLL FREE 1400-5324)01B 6 LEO (Jury tfeAwa. 22) - Stress and Joy. RED BANK NJ 07701 wt#W hjT*jfS^#V 1 w To follow a well-worn FURS 2OI-74U20S Taw Register Y. JUNE 12, 1985 Mr. and Mrs. ANNIVERSARIES George Hamernick

Hamernick celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at a dinner reception In Colts Neck Inn on May M. Hosts of the party were the couple's seven children and their spouses: Mr. and Mrs Robert Bradley, Ken Hamernick, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Benolt, all of Oakhuret; Mr. and Mn. George Hamernick, Dalmatia, Pa ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bonham, Howell; Doris Bradley, Long Branch, and Donna Mr. and Mr*. George Hanwmlek Hamernick, Wayside. Mauser, Red Bank; Nellie Ganley, Monmouth County area. For more The couple's 16 grandchildren and Colts Neck; Ed Riordan, Point than 30 years he has been employed two great-grandchildren attended Pleasant, and Mrs. and Mrs William by the Ocean Township Board of the festivities. Stryker Sr.. Freehold. Education's Transportation Depart- Also among the approximately ISO Mr. Hamernick was originally a ment has been the supervisor of guests were the couple's brothers self-employed custom fanner in the transportation for the past 20 years. and sisters: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gray Hamernick. Colts Neck; Marv Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gray Evening Classes • FrethSHk Dried Give yourself the professional advantage. RED BANK - The children of Weekly Special!! Amngement* Army Blatt Percy and Margaret Schanck Gray Attend job-related evening courses at HoUand feted the couple May 26 on the Berkeley. A.A.S. degree and diploma Melrose occasion of their golden wedding programs available. anniversary. ROSES Takki and more About 40 family members and • secretarial $ 95 friends attended the event, which 4 was in the Union Township home of their son Richard Gray. • word Processing Mr. and Mrs. Gray were married Plus: Shorthand, Typewriting, Accounting, at borne in Holmdel on May 30, 1935 15 Fin* Street They were attended by Louise and a wide choice of other courses WE SEND Schanck Bennett and J. Milton FLOWERS WORLDWIDE (just off River Road Bennett. CLASSES START JULY 8 above Angelic Tiger) The Grays owned and operated a Financial Aid Available carpet sales, installation and clean- ing business in the borough until their retirement in 1977. YOU owe It to yourself to call: The pair have three sons: Rich- (800) 446-5400 ard, John N. Gray of Oceanside, Long Island, NY., and Douglas S THE BERKELEY SCHOOL Gray of Lancaster, Pa. They also have 11 grandchildren. 430 Rahway Ave., Woodbridge, N.J. 07095

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'TfcMAMONTVSAlOAWOl A«H6AW«S00K OSRTED' KB The Register tttMBMY, JUNE 12, 1985 Foulks defeated in 'a sneak attack' been reelected by acclamation. "I intended to step down voluntarily. guess I got complacent," he said. Carton said be, too, was surprised Aberdeen rent-control study The Register Foulks said the Carton supporters to learn Foulks was running, and M1DDLET0WN - When "Bud" charged that a recent heart attack he that he only learned last week that Harold Foulks walked into the suffered would prevent him from Foulks' name would be on the ballot. Republican Party organiiatiqn carrying out his duties as chairman. Carton said that when he was asked delayed by lack of information meeting Monday night he laid he had He Mid he had a heart stuck to run two weeks ago, he expected the suprise of nil life. three months ago — when a vessel that FOUIK would not be a can- He found he wai not he only person didate. ruptured In his heart. But Foulks standing when they don't get want their rents were too high and said running for party Chairman. Yesterday he said "a major |j MMAMOO MACtUM contended that he has now ex- they want ... We will start to get they would like to have rent The name of Peter Carton, a number of people" thought Foulks perienced a near-complete recovery. The Register a little stronger on our requests stabilization former chairman who is now town- was going to step down. Under said "I think it's a protest. My health ABERDEEN - The Township He said if landlords continue to be ship attorney, was on the ballot, and that at the party's May Ball, Foulks is good. A certain group of people Council will demand adequate provide scant information, "we According to tenants, rents Fonlks was defeated by five votes. made a statement indicating he claim that I wasn't physically fit, but information from township land- will start to make decisions on have risen 8 to 14 percent each It was a sneak attack They did would step down. "We fully expected that's a lot of bull/' he said. Foulks lords for a rent Increase study policy based on what we think is year for the last several years. a Pearl Harbor on me," be said he would not run," Under said. Is a former township mayor, and and explore the possibility of right." After the next rent increase, they yesterday. three-time veteran of the Township Carton was GOP chairman from said, a three-room apartment will starting rent stabilization, Mayor Carton said that be tried to reach Committee. 1978 to 1979. He said he ran again cost $510 per month. Burton Morachnlck said last Coren said he requested the Foulks Monday before the meeting, "certainly not because of any dis- Commltteeman Paul Under, who night. information from Stathmore Gar- to let him know he would be opposed, is on the township's County Commit- agreements or lack of respect or Tenants have accused the coun- but that Foulks was not home. dens, Tree Haven Three, Bar- tee that elected Carton, said that the regard for Buddy Foulks." Carton At last night's workshop, the rington Gardens, Gibson Apart- cil of yielding to the persuasive Foulks said that since he became faction of the Republican Party said he ran because he wanted the council was to start discussion on ments, Ken Gardens, Matawan landlords. Republican Chairman in 1978, he has elected Carton did so because they party to have a variety of choices for the matter based on a report Terrace and Heritage Square. believed Foulks was not able to chairman. preapared by Mark Coren, town- "This town has never been carry out his responsibilities as Carton added that a change in ship administrator. Coren for- He said he will make up a persuaded by either landlords or McCann loses chairman. Middletown's GOP leadership is not mally requested information questionalre for the landlords tenants," Councilman Richard from township landlords to Wolfe has said, adding that Under said Carton stepped In and big news. "Mlddletown changes asking for specific information. JERSEY CITY (API - Former daily. N»w people are moving in and prepare his report. landlords "have no more clout" Councilman Anthony Cucci defeated ran the Deputy Mayor's campaign than tenants do in the township. for Township Committee in 1983, and out. It's got growth. It's got a very The pouibllUy of starting rent Cerald McCann yesterday and But the council said, and Coren Tenants have complained about ran Mayor James F. Matter's and diverse population. So change in control had been suggested at a underdog Councilman Thomas agreed, that the information high rents before, but the has Committeewoman Olga Boeckel's chairmanship is not surprising," council meeting last month by Vezzetti ended the three-term in- provided was not enough to mayor said the council was campaigns last year. Carton said. tenants from Tree Haven Three, cumbency of Steve Cappiello in conduct a viable discussion a 140-unit complex on Aberdeen "sidetracked" by efforts to re- "As long as Peter's doing the work Under said the faction that sup- Hoboken in hotly contested mayoral ported Carton wants "to preserve Road. solve the township's Mount runoff elections. he should have the title," Under The mayor said councilmen Laurel litigation and the 1985 said. Middletown the way it is today." He Cucci won 37,399 votes, or 54.2 said that the priority includes con- cease to be "patient and under- Tenants had complained that township budget. percent, to one-term incumbent But he added that like other party members, he had believed Foulks trolling growth and preserving open McCanns 32,062 votes spaces.

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Mt Monmouth County 24« W*«t Lonfl trench iq Monmouth County 241 MoniTKHiiii County MOTICt TO BIDCMfW A-1SJ INTIRSaT IN CON-Lima Sllvar. in Ina County ol Branch aohaduHd lor Thuraday. D TRACTS OK JO** FonaiDOf N Juna 20, 1SSS, haa been fandanta *oo la horoby gfvtjn mat Monmoum and SMS ol Na» Jar- METES AND BOUNDS 128 H0ln*O#l •ootod bid* w« bo iscshu by andlwiharhaahanoarwymallo hanejad to Tuaaoay. Juna IS. ALL THAT tract of land aftuata By vttura of • wrll of axacuKon TRACT 1 eat. al Borough Hat, *S Poplar In tha TownaMp of MonaJapan in tho abova atatad action to mo tha Buflnaa* Admlnlatrator. M of Ma minimi "» THACT diractod. I *haJf aipoaa for Mia TownaMp of Mortbaro, at tha Ad- •ssocutton of tha within oontraet Beginning at a point In tho Avenue, Waal Lang Branch. New County of Monrnouth. Stata of On Juno M, IMS at • 00 p.m. Jaraay Cauoua maeeng «i« ba Now Joraoy. and doaWnatad aa •t puWlc 6u: at tha Court Nonoaovp ministration Building al th* •nan M no my ba south*, Iy imt of South Houaa in tha Borough of Frao- i was mtroduoed and peseed M Hoimda* TownaMp Moll, or ai Martboro Municipal CompltM. 1 l Sunnycroot DrlvO whloh point al • >0 P M , and Council ma«- Lot 14 in Block 411 aaanownani. upon fkM raedlne at e mepuns ef ma Mayer and Council of ma •wen otnor time> and piac* m m* " *^y » ng at S00 P.M. laid down on map antltlod "Map notd, County of Monmouth. Now 1S7S TownaMp Ortvo. Marlboro, •vUOsnoaa Admtnlairator marka th* northwaot oornor of Joroay, on Monday, tha tTth day toroufh al weal Long Branch. X the County of Monmoum. New Board may adjourn to lharaoftoi. Now Joroay 0774S. on Juno 2*. Lot 430 aa shown and doacrlbad PATI A RACZEK of faction 7. Otdo Battlaground th* Hotn^dil Townfhip Zoning Jim* 11 SSS.M Viiitjga, tituaiod in Manaiapan of Jun*. 1HS, nt 2 o'clock. P M. Jeraoy.hold on June I. 1 S*s II W be further conMdered for enai tSM. at 10:00 a.m. Tha btd* will on a "Map of Sunnycraot. Sec- DEPUTY BOfKHJQH CLERK pravatllng lima oaaaog* afiar pubac "eaa/ing irt*e**on *i * '*b4B*4png of aaM M*y*r Board *haii conaMJar an appti- bo oponod and rood at thai am* tion A. B. C. Borough of Littto a 12 SS12 Townahlp. Monmouth County. 0«tK>n to •raci an • x 10 alorag* tor tho foftowtftj: SMvor. Monmouth County. N.J Now Joraoy" Edward C Rot'ly A Proparty iooatod In tha Town, and Counca at be held In the Borough of Wen Lena Branch, ki eakj •had, 10' from a aido poat and Mod *n tha Monmouth Coun- Aaaoctataa — Jama* P Kovaca. •hip of Cott* Nock conatatlng of a Council Chemoer. on July u. IBM et eight o'otoekPM .end during •||whar* 28' « «eC«tATK>N WATER P1.1AM TAKI N0T1CI mot 2** Monmouth County vacant poroal ot land of OpprOM- tna weak prler to end up to end Indudln* me dele of auch m i.ang, STOfUOt MWWaATION Ctorra Offtco on March 21. Protaa*lon«l Enginaora-Land Wd I f**d Bank Ptonntrtg I Survayofi, datod Auguat 1|. imatory 17.t2 aoro* and known copleaefeM*' orsiaaaiai wts be mete I eJitli et me Clerk, onto. SYSTEM at a rogutor pwbttc m* •7 aa Map 22-14 and running. tffjt. Seal* 1--50'. fitod in tha al a part of Lot It tn Block 81 on IP the Il.wler. ef lha eaneral puoHo who eneS raqueM tha earns. [ If on th* tax mop of mo On May ti. 1BBS _ . MfWJMMitn County Oork'a Oftloa ttto Tax Map of Cotta Noctt Town- major stt* plan approval wtm South 21 dO«roo* 04 lahip of Hofmdol. Oocu- March 20, INT, in Caaa •*» •klp «>d towi*«nV tJoatgnatad a* DEPtlTV BOKOUUM CLePK varianoo* and flaatgn woiv*r* to -orvd* Woat, 100 0 or Naw J Lot 7A In Mottj II and a* a part #4SS • rotating to thia appMcatton foot tt> a point: thonoo a Its. MASSIMO MAAfSCA and WIL- CMAMCtavI of Lot r 01 m ataoh si BOND OfbOWANCE PftOVKMNO FOM VAPSOU* CAPITAL IM- H **wod at ttto oMoa ot tho LIAM N KAUTUAN tor purpoaaa 2. South 74 tfogroos 30 »*ON MOUTH COUNTY BElNO tha aama pramiao* I TownaMp Ctork waok- Tha proparty I* part of a largor PROVtMtNTS Of TMt BOHOOOM OF WIST LONO BRANCH. M ww b* furnlohod upon roquaot. of s ftva nurvdrod *Uty (SSO) mmuk** 12 aaconda ca*i. SS.S4 Dootut No. Ppolntmont. provtdod. All bid* than ba mouth County Ctark* Otftc# on Block 51 which proparty front* QUO—mi ar* la cilia at 22* OS aaconda Eaat. 100.0 foot to a NED W PUMLFUERST 6 on Hockhockaon Rood, *omo- OF rMf BOHOUOH TO FINANCE PAP.T OF TMi COST THEF11OF Carl M Ffanoolini *noto—d m an opaqua aaaMd Brood Stroot Hod Bank. Now point tn tho ooufftorty lino of MICHAEL KRUPKIN. Dotondant* Oooombar 3. 1M0 at Book 3670. •nvatop* and otaarty rnarttad Pagfa 3M timoa known •• Woodland Drlv* BE IT OnOAINSO BY THS BOAOUOH COUNCIL OF THE Joraoy. boMg known ao Lot 10.South Sunnycroot Ortvo. mono* By virtu* of a writ of a«*cuticm Th* proptKty whken 1* th* pubioct tOftOUOH Of WEST LONO MUNCH, IN THE COUNTY OF MON- 95 lad bid, boartng on tho "tack 106 4 Woaiarty along tho aoutharty tho abov* stated action to mo SEiNQ tha aama pramlaaa outaMO tha rtom* of th* bKldor, of thia MM 0a* no frontaga on • MOUTH. NSW JERSEY (not lea. man two mad. Of Ml member. Copy of void raoohitlon w onItn* of South Bunnyorool Drlvo. Iroctd. I shall *xpoo* for sol* at convoyod to DIANE BMEE from public atroot aHhough it i* adja- Of ehVmaltvely oonourrtng) AS FOLLOWS: 281 U"le Silver his addroaa and nama of tha ©on- 70 0 tool 10 tho point and ptac* ot public vondua. at tha Court MARTIN BREE and DIANE tract tor whloh th* b*d I* sub- a wtth tho Soorotary of th* tho Borough of Fr*e- c*>nt to propania* whtch front on The aevaral tmp«uvemeiita daaprwd m Section 1 of Planning Board and it avalloblS Beginning BREE. huaoavid and wtfo. datod public atroota. Tho proparty la thi* bond ordmano* ar* horoby r*ap*ctlvafy authoi tiod to bo ad Known as Lot 420 aa ahown on hokf. County of Monmouth, Now Octobor 20th. iM2 and ro- M NOTICE, thai on M Juno tor ln*poct*on during nor buot- Joraoy on Monday, tho 1st day of contlguou* to Lot 7 01 in Mock by tna Borough of Weet Long Branch. New Jereey aa II bid* wiH b* aooompanlod Map of Sunnycraat aa abov* cordod In th* Monmoutri County 51 which tronta on Watar Stroot yroamenl. For me Improvement, or mini «e- N a 00 p m , *t th* Borough nooa hour*. July. 1SS6. at 2 o'clock. P.M. Ctork* Offtoa on Octobor 2Vnd. *o*poct Avonuo. Lit** SM- by a oorWtod chock or bid bond Juno 11. 1BB6 Aloo known aa Part of Lot 7t •nd contiguous to Lot IS which . Section s, mare are hereby appropilatad me raeaaem'. n th* amount of ton par oont Stock 30 on tho UW* SHvor Tax 1M2 in Dood Book 4376. Paga front* on Hockhockaon Road JLi Jaraay, a haarttig w« bo DAVID A. KAPLAN g mo M4 s or monoy moroin ratoo ao mo appropnoDon mooo TOf open _ Bill it by tho Adluatmont 10%) of tha btd. payabta to th* Altornoy tor AppHoant Map COMMONLY KNOWN AS Tho proporty monoaQOd to tn and (a pan of land of Ronald W •Vnpnivamant or purpooo. auoh aum* amo»jnttna in th* angratato to Township of Marlboro, a* SO Soum SunnyorMt Drtv*. LrM* •ntfat* (ooJ*od tho "tVeporty") l Tno approxlmata amount of Fill pal rick known a* tha 120.000. Inotudlng th* aggrotjoto aum of Bf.000 aa tho aavaraJ &*or* of th* Borough of LUBO guararrto* that (n tfv* ovam a Sttvof on th* appHooMon of tho td i thtnea Town.hlTnahlp ol tha ludgmont lo ba aatiaflod by Ramblln'brook Farm Tho own Dayman* tor tha •mprovamont* or puradBaa rooutrod by th* n a ln oontraci la awbrdad th* Mddar. 24** Monmouth County promiooa botng oonv*»od to tho Ocean County of Monmouth and aala i* tha aum of H 0.820 00 dimanHon* of th* proparty *r* ooal Bond Law Th* down paymanls h«va twan mod* avaMaM* by uMinT*p + ' oonnoofion w h* wM. wttMn two (t) waoftt i alto plan, subdivision .. -ontoo horotn by Dood from State of New Jaraay The Prop- logathfK with tha coat* of this irraguiar Th* lortgaat dlmonalon irtu* of provtaton for down poymonl or tor copNaJ knprovomont SJtfrtd*. construct. oWor). Th* siph Pocoro daw a S>16-61 and erty incudea: (a) ma Land (b) all »• V547 NKM. ThO proporty It purpooa* in ono or moro provtouary adoptod buttgato. >ulk]lng. that ere now, or will ba. bOundad on tho northorn bordor •ubjoct proporty I* oommoniy about w ba rooordod almu- The Sharlff horoby raaarvaa Sacbon 2. In ordor to nnanoo th* coot of tho aavoral Improv*n>*ots C aly hor ocated on the lend (e) eH flu- tho fight to adiourn thia »(• by th* Saw Mill Brook. known M (nurnbor and otroot urea that ere now. or «rlll ba or purpoaoa not oovarod by app*tc*ttort of tho aavoral down poy- ISB WJIlow Drlv*. LrtflO Bttvor aM. ouopttng tha throa lowoot ami Tna abovo doaoription ia wtihout furthar notkc* by puWt- " Sff horoby authortxod to bo laauod In tho attached lo the lend or buHd- Tho proporty I* approximately *nt) M dawgnatod on tho Tax '" ba rtrturnod whan MOMMOIfTN CCOUNTO Y drawn in accordoneo wNh a aojan orlnoJpsjl amount of 1114,000 pursuant to tho Loo* Bond Low. m iooumom* ara tufty aurvey modo by Frodarlck H ._. (for eitemple, lurnaoe.. 200 foot from Hockhockaon Map a* Lol(i) 21 in Btockfs) S2 niiniwa. p wsssi bathroom nxture. and kitchen WILLIAM M LANZAftO. Shorlff antteipotion of tho laauonoa of tho bond*, naggaapn bond anbet- Tho. ttajtur* of tha varlono* I* a* Singer. P EE and LL S-l . dateddd NoN - Datod April 24. 1M6 Road and amroxirnatoly 3S0 foot HOWELL STATE BANK. Plaintiff from WMor Stroot portton noto* oro horoby authorixad to bo kMuod purauam to and 'ottpwo, ' Varlono* la for *M* upon any such OOlWWI mber 2S. 1M0. Sugar man ft WaM wtthtn tfto llmrtobon* pia^wfcod by tho Looal Bond Law yard n»quirom*nt. whafoaa tno choc* oc b*d bond If aald aala produeea meuffl- award. «nd Inauranca preeaad. Attornoy* Tho approxlmat* amount ol Baotian 3 Tha aovorai ttl\prOr^wW>Hi n*r*by authortzod and tha DOMENICA ANTONIA tha ludgmont to M aattaftod by ofwmt*ut raquira* 16 foot and Tho Townahlp Council ra- MAIMONE. CONCCTTA nODCN clent proceed, to eeSefy aald elating lo me lend end build May 22. it. Juno*. 12 $100 M •vtral purpaaoi tor whtoh tho bond* aro to bo laau*d. lha osfl- th» appucni propooao S foot aarvao kna rtaM torafoM ony and amount. > ahaH nnps.il lo eM ng|a|, and (a) all othar right, that • is tho aum of S73.ftM.06 motod ooot of oooh improvomont and Wm appropnaHon tharofor, mo 1 DAVID KOOEN Ma, at Ma. wttti tho ooot* of thl* Tha application and roloaM alt Uda. or to wolvo any Infor- TRACT li lo unefy me bMence have, or ww neve, aa owner of noto* to b* taouad for imc* mality of any bid. Tho TownaMp J4-17I n amount of Oonda or n tiaogwwnt* ara on Mo at tha of By virtu* of a writ ot oxecutton remaining due lo me piemen the Properly. The legal deeonp- 3T" end me period ol ueelulneei of each Improvement are -fc. — ** •> akkadt at IBhiahia^A - -JL nt aa--ah. tlen of the property IK WFPB S The Sheriff hereby reearvea HO* SI th* Clark of LMBb SNvor Bsnasai i I*ITV SJ iiiiiiimuiii 4^ BWAijf m thoobov* amatf action to mo All thai certain treat or parcel s*4 May bo oxamlnod during (M) daya trom tho roootpt of btda dlroctod. I snail oxpoaa for saMol lend and premleae. attuala. BEOINNINO al a point In me SUPCHIOft COUftT lha right to adtourn thia aale O" NIW JIRHV •Mtnout further notice by puMI- Approp. Ua> ATM. rdaulBf buainaa* hour*. AM par U aftnor rotoot Or aooopt mm* at oubHc ijanduo at ft* Court lying end being In the Borough of •a.larli line of New Jersey Stata S EMmetedof Bond, or Period of ton* wtohing to bo hoard wtth Tha btddor ana- NI oortH« y mai n« nooo* m tno Morougn ot i-roo- Lima Silver. In the County ol Highway Hie 3S la. widened) SO CHAMCIBV DIVISION m-Mm (neni>"J sv M*» ISVJBBVU »mi COM Note. U.afuln... hold, County of Monmouth. Now Monmouth and Stata of Hew Jar. leal from center line, paid polm MONMOUTH COUNTY W1LLIAM M LANZAH0. Sharm a) Aooutarsen ot a new am- rajgaW to MM application ma •M being ma following two dtatanoaa Oockot No. PtHO M DalarfMay 1, IBM Jorvoy. on Monday, tho 1M day lulanee; and S70000 SeS.SOO S years •pp-aar *i tha tlmo and ptaoa aa* "Blddara ara roqulrod to oomp- of Juty. IMS. at 2 o'otook, P.M TRACT 1 and ooureaa from the Inter- RICHARD J. BRUNELLI and Frltaa S aVuyokl forth abovo. and may wm t>* Attorney. fy wWi tho roojulrafTeonta of PL pravailing IMno. Knowown andd eecaoaoctton eofl thmeo eaatertaoatarty ana of MM LOUIS RICCARDI. Ptainttff v* >n»a. WeM Palmer Avenue. Qtvn an opportunity to bo hoard 1I7S. 0. 127." S and tha aaalarly portion of Lot Hem 30 fee) trom RONALD W fiTZPATMCK. Do- May 29. 2*. Juna *. 11 1100 SO Oabra JuHano All mat oertem tract or parcel Htflhwov («otarn M WOM Street, and Palmer Av- awdan ahouM ba mn of ma of lend and pr.mia... eNuete. 7 aa mown on Map of oonior Hno) and: lh» aoulherla y Una Juno T2 111 of Buneal Avenue la) aoutharty bli end by me Borough. provWon ol N.J.S.*. 40;**- tying and belno m ma Borough of Sunnycraat Sataon ASS duly t S A ( together wtth as cure end wJe- mad In tna Monmouth County the eeeterty Una 01 aald Ctarh'a Offtoa Fooruary 9. 1S4O rUghwey (SO Met trom •BTre line) 10*1 teat, more or aa •*>-> and Lot M. Block SS on and Including all work and ma- tha tax map. (b) eouth S* a.o/.ei, 11 mlnulea. 20 eeoonda aeat 14 SO 24« Wet Lona BVandi U* We tarfoJ. neeeaeary thorafor or In- Beginning at a point In tha SO.000 47.S00 Northerly Mn* of North leet to the point and pfaoe of Beginning, aald point aleo being AUWT IMPORT TOTAL: S1M.0OO S114.000 BRIDGE ADVICE Sunnycraat Drlva aald point The eeeeaa ef the appropriation made for aacn of tha improve- me aoulhwooi oomer of Lot 10-0 being dlatant 7 M Mat waelen» Anannon la dtraoad la aw tea Mat a aummarj or arnopMe af (he ment, or purpaaaa Mor.aala over the aatimatad maximum amount from Ota lniaread*on of eeme Block 141A. aa ahown on me Ocean Townahlp Tax Map andaudit repan. logarnar Mm tie raaeii«nanile»ilni, la tna mlmmurn et bonda or note, la be keued therefor, es abov. Mated, la me and tna Waalerty Hna ol CartHa raoulred to be puMlehad purauant la N.J.S 40AS-7 amount of the Men payment tor each purpoee. Oood habits -ruke it unnecessary 17 or 18 dummy points. This is an Terrace axtandad and running; running thence (1) aouth SS rlagr.ea 11 minute. 10 aaoonda Summary or SynoaaH of 1BS4 Audit flaport of tha BorouOh of Season 4. AS bond SMMpeSon note, leaved hereunder Mien to think in familiar situations, but accurate description, since you eeel. 14S.1S M • I point Waal Lena Branoh aa raqukad by NJS 4OAS-7. meajre M auoh erne, es may be denrmmeu by me duel imanMM there's something to be said for have 17 points in high cards and a South at degree. 00 ID eouth 00 degree. 41 COMIMD CO*M>AIUTnrS BAUUK -Ver; provided met no note ehea meture later man one year from >g Ka N< minute. 00 eeeonaa eeel. 71*1 r 31 dele. Tha note. ehMI beer IntaraMM auoh rate or retaaZtd bain iK n thinking. doublelon. You would jump to four arty Una of Norm SunnyereM Year 1S*4 5SS H!£, !3* eeiermlned by me onw UnanoiM offioar The Drlva 10* 31 feet to a pomt aaM oMol flnanMM ofBaar Miaa determine eS matter. In oonneMon wim ; When Bast played the discour- spades if you had an additional point being the W.SUlll Hna of 70 Jiyim 30 minute. 00 eeo- BS4SJM.41 1.M4.S1S.1* note, leaued purauam to m. ordinance, and ma meTflnenSel Lot KM. Block IS aa ahown on aging deuce of diamonds, West queen or jack. onda WOOL 171.71 teat lo a pomt ISiJOTJT 1*4.00l.7( omcor.ugnetura upon tha note, anubao wa.no. as to tha Lira, silver Te« Map. thenoa n me new •aalan'i one of aeid ABnoteaU cjjrrectly shifted to hearts. Guided West dealer I. North * ikiiln 0 minute. State Htahwey: thenoa (4) north- 44.271.00 44.278,0C from erne to erne auofspt to the provwon. ofTu'sX «Mvi5 WON 114.7* leaf manoe erly along me new eeetarty Hoe of 1U.4W.4* The chief Menow eneeV. h^eC^momd \omffmTjHi, by habit, West led the lung of 3 South TS degree. 1* kasid Stata Highway and along tho I Chtygo* to Futur* Ta Si?""IS" "JSi!?* « • •«•"• « "«»*>• •* end to daavar Hearts. Both sides vulnerable mlnulea Waal. 171X17 leal. arc ol a curve bearing to me left 1.47S.SM.30 mam la me purer,a».r. mereel upon reoMpl of payment ef me having a radius of 71*0 leet en Ootorrod oCvoo 10 ftavartua of ' South refused the trick but took 4. Norm S degrees 44 minutea arc dletanoo of S7.1S leot to me 72.SM.W S1.OJO.71 NORTH pomt end pleoe of BesjInnlnB. Wen 104 M feet menoe so,ioi sa S.47MSS.S7 die next heart and led a low trump • A785 S North 7* aesreea IS The - l.letaw... Wmnn end Burptua from dummy. Bast played low, and minutaa Eeet 1SS.M feet; menoe drewn lone, end Waate P.,am Sl.SOS.OOS.O* ML.., Q10 • K82 . agreee 41 minutes 0S STANLSY W OUBSaMNN. by Year 1M4 Year 1*SS to get rid of a diamond. The rest Waal 74 OS taet. thenoa deed to be l Revenue and Otnor Inooma milii was easy. VKQJ72 do by rroolorto*i M ia M. LLANZAJbO. Sheriff has the ten. West Net* East , p.t anal L. May1S1S. 1*S* smear,f p.2wt. ivBOanal iL.*.. eetea Mo- 2 iBO carton. Nary, wWttlS ArverMIe When West gets in again be Dbl Pats V ... aa 17 must lead nil other low heart East 2* AUPats CertMe Terrace. UN Sever. Jone S.it.iS.M 20 N.J. gala in and returns a diamond, The opproalrnale omounl et whereupon West defeats the con- tho )udjajmon4 to bo aallafiod by Opening lead-OK aaM la the suet ef Sisaeea tract with two more diamond aifsm.i wim me easaj 1 ne tricks. (A Pecket OaUe U BrUa* wilt. The BherM hereby ie..i..« me right b> adbjynt ana seM DAILY QUESTION tea br Alfrad SkelaweU k avail* without rurmer noeae by pubs. Me. Pel yew etp- kj umUm UM YouhGld.-e>A765n of Froa- e«tMasfinf at leswl four spades and •IM.u.AsasksiBsal» Take neaea del a rejukr hoM. County ot Manmoiift, Naw meeana of the Meyer and Ooun- Jy. *\ Hiritjiy, tho 17th «ay ca of Woueh at Waal Len* no, 1BSS. ail o'otoc*. P.«/ JUNE 12. 1985 The Rcsisler 111 W e»eiMBjou*Jfj County m 14>1 atottmoiitt Catjwty m Momwaylli Comity i PBJ^ TTrjajjajan Sa^eeaTairUw 24* aJonmoutti County 241 Monmouth County 24S Monmouth County MS MoaWioutti CourstY I IS71 »eail.aBunalOymt>Tr«oli SS-1ST The following Hameol per- 1711 Edmunda Avanua. Union OtOnOt I. JA8LOKOV. at al. 2«O0 feel to a point I- TlM MUM toe* • pubac MM BIBMteri I MnaJ pcoparty HFW D# offarao tot Baaoh. Naw Jaraay. oe (21 Soutth OS- 30 aato aa afcraaald, along with any sufamoei COURT BUNQ a*ao known aa Lot No t By vHure of e wrtt of exeouwn a itlilanl off isa.41 teat to pioojiet AM. LMSMMT. N J other property Ma County may OF NIW JMaav In Hook No 62 on tha Tax Map h ._ (9» 1 SoutS h 913 * SB ngnt to adtoum ma aato -—rtottoee CHANCnrV OMMON of lha Borough of Union Baaeh. rnanutaa Waat »00 faat 10 a MM 1» iw - •nmout kjnhar naaea by puM- MOHBkOUIII 0O0HTY For the Board ol 0MM0UTO4 COUNT V Monmouth County, Naw Jaraay at pubMc vandua. at tha Court (41 f*orth 09OS* 90 OllUll Na. P-TMIII Houaa in tha Borough of Frea- let 41 feemt 10 a U.IAM M. LANZAMO. Bharm Nokert J. CoWna MID STATU UOftTOAOt COR- BEING tha aam« pramlaaa hotd. County of Monmawtti. Naw point in tha aoutharly Una of May 11. 1BSS LARSON MORTOAQI COM- County Admmtolrator PORATION. PiminMrf vt oonvayad to tha Mortoaoofa Jaraay, on Monday, tha 1 at day m imiiik Bever, NJ. ,*, PANY. Plalnlltf ve: ALBERT BCHaOUU A FRED 0 SCHNEIDER. M aJ L>#>- naram by Daad of Joaaph A Mill- of July. 19S9. at t o'otoefc. P M pisri7L»n, *—•* NAPPI, JR.. el ui. al eta. Oaten- ISUDelorean fandanu ar o*>evan data, aa yat not ra- pravaWng Hma. aMS Tha abova daacrlptlon la MUun(H7:MA.Il!>MirM. 1S7» Dodge Ven By vlriuai ol • wit of axccutlon oordad but to ba raooroad atmut- Commonry known and itnln drawn in aocordanoa wtth a ana S.12.1S.2S By vtture of a writ of exoouaon 1S77 Chevy Ptok-up m tha abova auiad aeaon to m« tanaauaty harawtth in tha Mon- naiad aa the wwia •Mta.linai.la. survey prepared by Alfred f. WM- i toe ebove sealed action to me 1S77 Ford Ptok-up dlractM. I aHaJI #*poasj lor HH mouth County Clarke Offtca 216-219 Saoond Avanua. Aabury llama Aaaoc L.9. datad May ft. mated. I the* eapoeo tor sals 1S7» Chevy Nova at pubtlc v*rvdiM. at tha Court THIS la a purchaae monay ••ark, Naw Jaraay, daaortbail a* 1962 at public vendue, el toe Court 1S77 Chevy Impel* HOUM in th« Borough of Fr~- mortoaoa glvan to aacura a por- Alao known aa Lot 9. B>ock Houee In toeBoroug h of Free- 1B74 Chevy Nova rWHJ. County of Moomoolh. N»w Mon of ma cona-oaratkpn In lha 263. Off tha Official Tan Map of hold, County of Monmouto, New 1STS Unootn Mark IV BtOINNINQ et the J*raay. on Monday. lh« i?th day Daad abova mantionad. tereecuon ol the Soul _. "M City of Long Branch. Jaraay, on Monday, toeI7t o day 1BT4 Dataun aSO-Z of Juna, 1M6, ai 2 o'etock. .•» M Tha approxlmata amount of BEINO tha tama pramlaaa of June, teto. el 2 o'clock, p it 1178 Chevy Ven pfavalllng Umi. Second Avenue with the tha judgment lo ba aatlanad by line ol Bergh atreet and from oommonly known aa 192 Broad- 1B7S Chevy Van aala la tha aum of $43,293.00 way, Long Branch, Naw Jaraay 1BTS Chevy Wagon Municipality: Borough running: (11 Atong tha Mumolpellty - Borough of b CountCnyt oof'Mont M - aogathar with tha coata of thla Tha approximate amount of VMTOW AND LINDIMI. Hlohlende 1B77 Chevy Mallbu aatd Una of Baroh Streat louth IS77 Chevy MallDu mouth; StrajejH tddraaa: 4 Wood- 24 daaraaa 90 mmutaa Waat 12s lha judgment to ba aatlanad by O. Ptawm va: Itreel end Street No. S Fourth land Awanua, Kaanabum, NJ, Tha Sharltt haraby 1111 11 faat; thanoa (» Bouth 99 tJaoraaa •ala la tha aum of $26.604 00 •OOLfNi. INC., a Haw Jaraay Met 1BT7 Ford LTD FUMUANT TO THi MI. 1B77 Fora LTD Tax Lot and Block Lot if. Block lha right to adjourn thla aata 10 minutaa faat and at rloM tooathar with the ooata of thta QUIMfMINTt OP THI lot and Block No — Lot 11. 21 on tha Tax Map, Approxlmaia without further notice by publi- ly vlrtua ol a wrtt »la»aoutlon 1S7S Chevy Mellbu angtee to tha aaM Una of ftarah MAMAOKO TOWNSHIP ZO*. 1S77 Chevy Chevelto dlmanaiona 24 laat K M faat. cation Btrwai 119 faat, lhanea (») North Tha Sheriff hereby raatrva> MQ IOAMO leonca la HCMBY Dtmanalona — 1M x 40 IS7« Chevy Nova Naaraai oroaa wltrmt: Johnaon WILLIAM M. LANZARO Sheriff 24 daaraaa 90 minutaa Itaat and tha rtghi to adjourn thta fata onrm THAT ON JUWI. w Naaraat Croaa laaal — Vartoy 1B77 Ford LTD Lana. Dated April 17. 1996 oaraital with tha aaM Hna ofwithout furthar nottoe by puWi- THt rOLLOWMQ ACTION WAS pubao vandua, 81 Ma court Tha approNimata amount of Adame 4 Adubato larfjh Btraat 119 foat 9 inohae to Oaaaal Ha. P-WI-as a M Ma Borough ol PraPraaa- 1S77 Ford LTD TAKIM Tha approxlmata amount of 1B77 Ford LTD tha ludgmant to ba aatlanad by Altornaya tha aatd Una of Saoond Avanua: WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff VIBTOKB AND LINDIIW. Countounty ol MonmouMMonmouM. HaHaww tha )iidgmant to ba saSsftod by ze es-airo. FOXCPIOFT TO.. PtarnSffvt: 1S77 Ford LTD aaia la tha aum of W3.81400 May 22. 39 June 5. 12 $11|.O9 tfvaoca (4) Along aaM line of Sec- Deled. April 24. IMo wMOfvH. K a r. auuMMa. Jaraayy. oonn Manday. tha 1M day•ato to Ma aum of B40.IS0.00 togatnar wfth tha ooata of thla ond Avenue North 02 dagraaa 0B vernon end Aeron B. MUMTTT TRUCKINO, INC.. JulyjilyjiSBaS . at 2 ooKx*. P.M. 1S77 Ford LTD INC.. »>>IICMI aa •am togathsr with tna ooM ol ihn 1ST7 Ford LTD minutaa 16 eaconde Waat 1M Attorneye aato. Thea ahttSherifff hhereby reserves leet 2 tnchee to tha point or ptao* pawl to oonaa-uol •V vayre of a wril of esteoufJon 1S7S Chevy Mallbu Tha Sharlft haraby raaarvaa May 22, 2t. June 9. 12 StOS.M proparty to ba aoW to tojjjm j. -HH»n m « 1B7S Chevy Mallbu toe ebove stated eoeon tom e I In tha Townahtp of Mm- tha right to adjourn thla aala M-M1 f Beginning rursnau, I ahe> expose lor eele 1S7t Chavy MeHbu without turthar nottca by publi- BEINO known and oaatgnatad In Ma County ol Mon- WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sharirf 1S77 Ford LTD sttsm'rs SALI M 111 puaao vendue. el toe Court cation. SUFfJHOU COUflT a •took 196 Lot 9 on the uw cam wee domed a uee lataaaofHaw Datod Apra M. 1MB 1S7S Chevy Bue • 11 WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sharltt ..•eaiirrs BALS uee in toeBoroug h of Free- - J oommonly known OagUano, Turxn. or New janaav map of tha City of Aabury Park. to oa«vert_sa»_aec to I. County of Monmouth, New Oatad April 24. 1M6 Monmouth County. Naw Jaraay. Of NCW jaattMT R.D si 1-1 aaM Mead. Ing- ladantat Matonar Alvtn 0. Millar CHANCeRV DIVISION ey. on Monday, toe lei dey •own, N.J. Anamaya MONMOUTN COUNTY Tha approximate amount ot C HA NCa«Y DIVISION !* S4.SI4SA. KINO day ol July. ittf. at > o'otoe*. IS7S Chevy Ptok-up Attornay the ludgmant to ba aattaflad by ax La) Ho. ISA m Btook No Maya. M. Junat. 12 BB0.4S 1BSS QMC Bender Truck May 23. 29. Juna 5. 12 $60 48 MONMOUTH COUNTY OUMtV OlaajBTUUI M. pmrikam. PAMP4APO SAVINGS AND aala la tha aum Of I229.70O. Docket Ne. F-1TBHB ravel isea IntornaOonel Dump together with tha ooata of thla Tlw property lo ba aokl n Truck Bander LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff THE HOWARD SAVINGS BANK. toe Townahlp of va: NEFTALI NAZAHIO, M ala. •ala. Tha Sheriff Mraby raaanai Plelnttft va: JOHN W. CRAIO et slaty) 1.70 HOTWI OP BAU OP 1S71 QMC Bandar StVIM the right lo adjourn thla aala M Hie County of oee Street: UI 1S74 Chavy Plok-up Oetendanu. ux. et ala. Defendants _ - J en corner el TexeeKaM Monmouth. anal state of New without further nottoe •y virtue of e writ of execution and OVeerrwood Fioed IBIook 21. BY TMI COUNTY IBS* Dodge Power Wegon •UPtBIOfl COURT By vHure of a wrtt of execution MeMS M oojvwnonty _ In tha Monmouih County Of NIW JIRHY in the above anted action to me WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff In the above staled ectton lo me Lota IS, IB a 1- June 11 IM.oo Datad April 24. 199S — SB Ooeen Avenue. MrttTa OfHoa. JUNB tt. 1SSS CHANCMV WVI6I0N directed. I ahall expoee lor eafe directed. I Shan expose tor sals . ftNZlMIPI, / eM Keoneburo. N.J. Tha approxlmata amount of MONMOUTH COUNTY at public vendue. at the Court Lampf. Llpklnd. at public vendue. et the Ceurt Ten Lot No. 12 m Block No I. NOTICI la haraby glvan Ma fudgmam lo ba aaasftod by purauant la, NJ.B.A. 40A:11-M. Dockat No. F-4N7-64 Houae In the Borough of Free- Prupta A Pattgrog w Houae In the Borough ol Free- BHBRIPFB S»Ll hold. County of Monmouth. New Attorneye hovw, Coyflty of Moofnoutt), N#w - Ave. _ aato la tha aum of la4.*M. at aaq. MM a purjao aato ol par- PENN FEDERAL SAVINGS toMar with Ma ooala ol thto aanal proparty of tha County of aUMRIOR COURT BANK. Plaintiff va: HELEN Jeraey. on Monday, the 17th day June 5.12.1S,2B SSS 82 Jeresy. on Monday, the 17th dey noed latook 101. Lo» I a » a. MonmouM aha* ba hatd at MO GNANCIRY DIVISION HANSON. SOL FREEDMAN 4 of June. lesa. at 2 o'clock. P.M. of June. lest, at 2 o'clock. PHI The •oprommala aiwounl ot Tha Sharm haraby raaanm a.m. on Juna 21. 1BBS at ma MONMOVTH COUNTY CO.. at ala. Oafandanta prevailing tlma prevailing time. a* J**wa^Wiaj*^i Ou »• BBOSafajQ OV tha ngnt to adloum Ms aato Deekat He. F411B-B4 By vlrtua of a writ of axacutlon Property to be eord la located SHSMrrS BALI Municipality Borougn of High- land! ana to toe aunt or u,ix without lurthar noaoa by publl- EAST JIMSEY SAVINGS AND in tha abova ttatad action to ma In the Townahlp of Union Beach, sumtioat COURT 14a Monmoutn County setoer with lha ooala ol Ma WILLIAM M. LAN ad. In tha Townahlp LOAN ASSOCIATION. Pluntlfl diractad. I ahall axpoaa lor taia County of Monmouth, stata of County and State: County of of rraanovflf iviw *jaraay. i ma va: Roger V. Paul, el un. et ela. al public vandua, at tha Court CMANCSRV DIVISION Monntouth awe of New Jereey Trie Sheriff hereby laaai mi MadMay I, isas test te autoortted by Waaalution DHanfanta Houaa In tha Borough of Fraa- Premieee commonly known aa MONMOUTN COUNTY attest end Street Number IS ma right to adloum Me eele P. Okun ot toe Monmouth County Board By virtue ol a writ ol execution hold, County of Monmouth. Naw 502 Waehlngton Ave.. Union Docket No M4SS44 Seadrtft Avenue •rrrhout further noeoe by put*- in the above etatod action to ma Jaraay, on Monday, tha 17th day Beech. New Jereey. ERNESTINE PI LISA. IndMdu- Tex Lot and Block Numbers WILLIAM M. LAHZAMO. W 5.1 J.II 172.00 on May a. IBM. Proeuoufve directed. I shall aNpoea for aala ot Juna. 1966, at 2 o'clock. PM. Tax Lot «1. In Block I1S7. aiiy and aa Executrix of the fe- Lot 34 Block 72 CMANCaMI Sheriff bidden ere ad Ulead thet aelea al public vendue. at the Court prevailing Hma. Dlmanaiona: (approximately) late of MICHAEL P DC LISA. Dlmenalona Approximately •MMNtovm COUNTY May 1, law ww be made to toe hlgheet bid- Houae In tha Borough of Free- BEING known and daatgnaiaxi 40 (eel wide by 100 (eel long Plaintiff va: 40.0 Mel x 70 0 feet x 40 0 feel oi inn No. FIUH< Ok der for eeoh Item of pereonel hold. County of Monmouth, New aa Lota 6. 7 and 0 in Block "P' on Neereet croaa atreet. Sllueta al BENJAMIN Q LENKIEW1CZ end x 70 feet Joi aoy on Monday, tha 1 at day ol THI HOWAMD SAVINGS proparty offarad for aataB afi a cartain map •mniad "Map ot tha Intersection of the southerly EDWARD J LENKIEWCZ. ten. Neareel Croee Street: Approx- BANK. PI.mini vi: aaleaahaa be final and a> Items July. isag. al i o'clock Pll Rarttan Bay RaaJty Co'a Bayaide of Washington Avenue with ante In common el ela. Defen- imeiery 6250 feet from Bec- aAMTHOLOMIW NATOLI. at u«, ere sold In sn aa la" condition prevailing lima Shora Propartlaa . mada by tha eaeteny aide of Sea Gate dants. CNANCaHV free from any guarantees or war- Property to be add la located Richard Hauaar, C.E., Cllffwood Avenue By virtue of a writ of execution A (ua M»e*i d—crtpwon it »v«n •v VMM ol a writ of exoouHon COUNTY Met. in me Townahlp of Aberdeen In N.J July 1911 and Mad with tha The approximate emount of In the above elated action to me •M* •) th« Ottlc* Of Ita STaWlff Clark of Monmouth County on in ma above naiad action t© ma The torme of toe sale aheM be tha County of Monmouth, and me ludgmeni to be aatlifleo by directed. I ahall expoee lor aale The approximate •mourx •( «noHH, I anal aapoaa for MM auPBMNM COOHT FtDCLITY UNION BANK, Pialn- Slate of New Jeraay. Premieee It Saptambar 16, 1911 in Caaa aala la the aum of t2e.O23.0O at public vendue. et the Court ttr« |uOom«nt to b« u(lart*>d by sen peld et the time of aale; any 41-19. •t puWte veneue. at too Court OP Haw JBMaav «ff ve: QEOAQE A. TRIM, «/k/a roperty sow to a iiinnanlm known aa: 7S0 Cllttwood Avenue together with the ooete of thla Houae In the Borough of Free- Me* I* th* WAI O< $01 151.06 Houaa m the Borough or Free- lOMf A. TRIMIQLOZZI, «t UX. Mder shell be Jspnml of by Attorney'! File KXUJ5 BEGINNING at tha point of In- aaie The Sheriff hereby reeirwaa hold. County of Monmouth. New togajtfwr wtth m« OOM ol Wb hold. Courny of Monmemn. Now ate. Mtxv].n>j le oonetuaun ol toeeele . The Tax Lot 111. Block #333 taraaction of tha northwaatarly the right to adjourn thle aale Jersey, on Monday, the 17th ApproM Olmenelona: SI. 10' « without further notice thday Jereey. an Monday, me 17th dey ....VPOSS By vttura) of a wrtt of execution ounty hoe the nght to wftodrew •wa of Harbart Straat and tha of Juna, 11SSS, at i2 o'clock. P.M. TM Shcrfff haraby n— n of Juna. iaaa. at t o<*x*. P M the abova elated actton to me ny Mem prior to and during toe lOOT noMhaaiiafly *id« of Edmund* WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff ttv* rkghi lo Adjourn thtt Mt* EMBIY MOMTOJAQI COM- trertad. l aha* expoee for eate Dated April 24. IMS ANY. PtomWf «at 8TAHLIY V. ale. The County of Monmouth H—r—x Croai Straat: Vailay Avanua; thanoa (1) North 33 ALL those tracts or parcels of wtihoul turtheK rtotto* by pub*- puDHc vandua. at lh« Court he rtght to refect eny Ortva dagraaa OX) minutaa Waat 75 faat Zucker. Goldberg. Becker 4 MunlcKsWi. Townahlp of Mm. WALKER, unmarrtod. at al. Da- Ackerman lend and premieee. hereinafter cattofi. atone .UN in tha Borough of Free- Tha approxlmata amount of along Edmunda Avanua to a particularly deecribed. ettuate. WILLIAM M. LANZAHO. By virtue of a writ of eaeoutlon hold. County of Monmouth. Now Attorneys County and Btela: County of Id » not tumult rl. The County tha judgment to ba aattaflad by ataka; thanca (2) North 57 lying and being In the City of Srwrlfi the above atated .coon to me Jaraay. on Monday, the 17th day aaia M tha aum of Mi.714.00 dagraaa 00 minutaa Eaat .00 IMI May 22, 2S, June 5. 12 SSS 12 Monmouth, Slate ot New Jereey June. 1tM, at 2 o'clock, PM Monmouth may rafact tha Long Branch. In the County of OMad: April 17, 19W Street end Street Numbers directed, I ahell espoee tor aale Mhaat bM wtian m tha baat logathar with tha coata of ihia to a ataha; thanoa (3) South 33 Monmouth and State at Mew Jer- Booth, Kanny. RDM Floute S2S I public vendue. at Vie Court naraat of tha County to do ao. dagraaa 00 minutaa Eaat 73 faal DouotWrly 1 McKanm Tai Lot and Blook Numbers: Houae In me Borough of Free- Tha proparty to be •old I* a minimum bM la flxad. Tha Snarlff haraby raaarvaa to a ataka in tha northwaatarly as-iss atda of Harbart Straat: thanca (4) BEOINNINQ et a point In the Allorntya hold. County of Monmoutn. New tooatad in the City of Long ta County wW not aooapt a tha right lo adjourn thla aala suptmon courrr southerly line of Broedwey dla- •Way 22. 20. Juna 9, 12 S73.44 Dtmanalona: Aproximataly Jeraey. on Monday, toe17t h day •ranch. County of Monmouth, aum for aaid Ham. wtthout furthar notlca by publi- South 67 dagraaa 00 minutaa lant 25.00 feet eeeteny from the ' June, isas. at 2 o'clock, PM State of Naw Jaraay. cation Waat 100 faat to tha point o< or Naw janaav *M.7f MM x nrao taai x iai.0 placa of BEGINNING CHANCERY DIVISION Intersection of tha aforesaid and 51 Help Wanted Commonly known as #79 _ from 7:M a.m. to 0:00 WILLIAM M LANZARO. MONMOUTH COUNTY the eaaterty line of Memorlel Tha proparty to ba aoM la •itwood Avanua, Long m. on Juna a. 1SBB al Me Shartff Tha abova daacrlptlon it in ac- Parkway and running thence (II Niaraat Creeo Street: The oatad m tha Cly of Aabury Branch, Naw Jaraay. Tax Lot 14 Oatad January 23. IMS North U- 30 mlnutee Eaat along moneeeM pramlaaa Hoe on •onmouth Courny Eaat Freehold cordance with a aurvay mada by M.C.P ASSOCIATES PtelnWt ark InMa County of Monmoutn. •tot* 100 on lha Tan Map of and Showground*. Edward Caaa. Robert Gr»a>nb«fa Aaaoctataa the southerly line of Broedwey w Slalta) Of NsW J#fia>y City of Long Branch. Naw daiad Junafl. 19M A lull toaal daaortpnon to avan- oiloakl Road. Freehold Commonly known aa: 407 swrthetp. Haw Jeraay. Juna S.11.1S.1S HIM BEING commonly known aa 51 Help Wanted 51 AUTO SALES abto ai lha OKloa oT«>a Bheriff ook straai. Aabury Park. Mmenekrne ol Lot: {Approx- Tna apprealmata anwunt of -) iw'wkj* x nttixxr 1 HelpWantad 51 HtlpWanttd I 51 Htip Wanted Immediate opening tna Judgment lo ba aamMd by Tex LolNo. 11A m Block No. for an aggreaslve aatoM Ma awn o< wa.aoT oo 1 fiaaraat croaa atraat: Situata at •OflflVnttf ofjftn tnt coajts of xt\it Dtmenefone of Lot: Irregular lha aaalarty aida of Waatwood salesperson In our ippronmeteryl 35 feet wtde by vanua. dtaavrt aporoHlmataty new and used car Tha Sharif! haraby rsaarvoa , appaty The Register has an opening tor a District Sales " # • n n i aBi • ISI i f.AHk -*- - aj departments. This la tha nght to adjourn Ma aato toaroetCroae Street: Situate 1 nOCHivfly rTOfTi ma) nO*Ttip#pl Manager In Ha circulation decartmew. aajhaul further noaoa by potxi- the Wael tMe ol Cometock mar ol CMHV Av«nu« »nd This entry level position involves supervising youth an excellent op- oanon. fee., M leel from the South Assistant carriers In the arees of eeJee, service and coHec- portunity to join one WILLIAM M LANUPX). aide of BummerMU Avenue Tha approximaw amoufll of The approaJmoei amount of tha fuoomoni to ba aattanad by Uons We provide training and an excellent com- of Monmouth Coun- Deled April IT. IMS e ludgmeni to be aeDefted by •aft it Owj aum of $40,757 00 pensation package We are Inleresled in tgraailve Boo*. Kenny. aale la toe aum of US.tOB.OO Township ties oldest and most toaathar wHh lha ooata of thla individuals who have Dougherty* MoKanna fattier writh toe ooete of tola •ala Tha SharW haraby raainwa prior sales/or supervisory respected naw car (ha rtghi to adfourn thta aata experience. dealerships. Con- May M, M. Juna S. 11 174 M The Sheriff hereby rasar.si wtthool turthar none* Administrator the rtght to adloum tMe sale WILLIAM M. LAN2AHO. Shaxtft To Apply Contact tact Aaron Rassaa at •Mthout further noOoe by pub.- April 24. IMS Raaaaa Pontlac, 305 oaeon. «My t Klataatty Brian Banach WILLIAM M LANZARO, Sheriff Broad St.. Red Bank ' O»NJW Aprs S. tees May tt. » Juna S, 11 S74.SS Township of Howell, Monmouth County 542-4000 Ext. 287 Ooldbarg. Becker S laoiataovn* couarrv 1 HalpWanttd community of 28,000 population seeking 741-5180 Itorneys 563-5210 COLONIAL MOHTOAOi BE" May 21. IS. June S. 11 BBM4 qualified applicants for position with ex- VtCI COMPANY. PWntM v. perience In administration and finance. ALTON B. PlNKNIY. a) ua, at ato, Oatondanto Salary commensurate with experience. By v*rtu» o* a wru of aMau#on vr* •!# #D^*9 ViBaVaJ 4WO*^ to 'T*< Auto Inm l anal arwaaa lor aau at puMc vandua, « tha Court Houaa la Ma Borough of rraa- • 1 Cauna/ at Menwauai, Naw Parts Township i. an Mama», lha 1 at day PLEASE SUBMIT RESUMES y. 1»BS. at J ookx*. PJ? Manager AND SALARY REQUIREMENTS TO: Administrator NEEMD FOP. VOLUME MAYOR CHARLES F. DOYLE, at puBBe vendee, el the Court QatDtAUrWriP tauee In the Borough ol Pree- P.O. BOX 580 Township of Howell, Monmouth County communi- " County ot Monmouto. New y. on Monday, ate 1st day Good salary In addition HOWELL. NJ 07731 ty of 28,000 population seeking qualified appli- ry. IBM. « t ootook. Pi/ to Incantlve plan. All ol lha aamar Una at Ow MB) naad cants for position with experience in adminis- ma aamar ana at Pina araat Tha proparty to ba Irlnga banaflts. Saldom running manoa ocaMd In tna Boro do wa hava opanlngs In tration and finance. Salary commensurate with iT North Udagr NeanaburK g Mi the CCounty Xel Mon. - managamant positions mouth, end Btete of Near Jereey experience. PtM Straal US M Nat 10 tha Commonly known aa: 51 sines our amployaas oaMatana ot Fkai anal (aa Cental Avenue. Koanahurg. New wish to stay with ua. In- dividual must ba a par- 2) Norm M oaaraaa it iiUnulaa Tax LM No. BS n Blook No latt, along ma oa l son ol high Integrity, Fka) Btraat 17S00 IMiai Ol Lot (Appro. ambition, capable of PLEASE SUBMIT RESUMES Mat wMa by SO working with and 91 Bowiow h aai 4» mmuaa AND SALARY REQUIREMENTS TO: taai. taa.Bi ia« lo tha directing others uant»«na of OW MM Boad on Ma iiiumaa t aMs at Osntsr Avanua IS 80 faal from 4) Bourn U dagr^a II Accounting ho northwaatarly atda FOB INTERVIEW Waal along tha oarrlu OM UBj pjoad. iti.as M la PHONE 741-7(41 MAYOR CHARLES F. DOYLE, ma POM and ptaoa ol bagln. (-S. Mon.-Frl. A major communications company In P.O. BOX 580 4 Aa Lota No 3 end 4 ewe* n en Me Freehold Town- Central Jersey ts rooking for an Account- eNpVw Ma*, no si. OH Mat ing Manager to manage the Account- HOWELL, NJ 07731 Ptoad. FreeHoK Twp., N J. The apprOKlmeto emoum Ing/Bualnesa office. Responsibilities In- toe mogmeril to be liaiflin by MANAGEMENT TRAINEE sets le toe aum ol SUB.SSI clude management of office staff, tooaihaT vrtln tha ooatB of financial statement and budget prep- Stuck In a dead and Job? aration, accounts receivable/payable The Sherm hereby minii No chanc* for advancamant? toe rioht to edfoum Mis eele and payroll. Automated systems ex- eWluul further nottoe by puMI- Think about a changa. perience a must. Supervisory experience VWLUAM M. LANZABO. Snertft Think about Porgamant Oeted: May IS. ISM preferred. Position reports directly to the ' r aaeuBer President. Reply to: Wa Offar: JunaTil.1 BN.4B Salary commanaurata with axparlanca Company banalHa and dlacounta Pald.lcktlma Patd vacation BOX N-481 Rapid advaneamant THE REGISTER Immadlata opanlnga ONE REGISTER PLAZA RN's • GN'S • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES THI Naw VOUK OUAKXAN SHREWSBURY, NJ 07701 Motrrovuaaa COHPOHATION Don't mlaa this opportunity PHYSICUKS a MEDICAL TECHMCUNS • MEDICAL St-CKTAMES. He. PtamaM ve: OOKMtL V BTVLtB el u» Datsnaerrts Act Nowl Apply In paraon Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in thla By vMue of e wra of eaeautMn DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register. In the above aested aoeon to me directed. I ahall empeee lor aale el puBBo yen Sue, el the Court House m toe Borough of Free- " ' I. County of Monmouto. New PERGAMENT NURSES' AIMS HOME HEALTH AIDES Peraonnel Dept aw, on Monoay, toe tat day ALL HEALTH CARE . teas, et I OCHOOK, P.M RN/IPN 3-11 Mrs Cmedino 3075 Rt. 35, Hazlet FAMILY • CHILDREN'S SERVICE SERVICES. INC erne. MUtetCeFAUTY HOLMDCl CONVALESCENT IS Kings Hwy 191 Bern Avenue MkMleloam. N.J 077a CENTER Long Branch. N.J 07740 264-5150 lesHwy M (201) 222-0100 12011 S71JJ400 Hdmdel. NJ 077*1 atmar aVrfNvr NO. |W1| MS-4200 TAXatOCK * LOT: BWok 74 Lot OP LOT: 1W > Career Opportunity reoru CAM Adala E Raacigno/Alma Penn. RN LPN • A HEALTH AIDES OF SOUTH JIMIY. INC. Pereonnei/CMrector of Nurses Nursing Depl »4 Srees st/PO Baa MM MARLBORO PsyCMIATRIC Oe leSAU.fi HALL RETAIL fM Ben.. NJ 07701 HOSPITAL isiate Fecwiy) 810 Newman Springe Road I30UUO-1HS Rt 520. Marlboro. NJ 0774S Llncrofl. NJ 07738 in Advertising 1201) a4S-a100. X424/3O3 OIPARTMINT MOR«. |201| 53O-W70 •COAT* •SFORTaWlAlt •OHILOMNSWIAR acTha rBhartn naraby raaarvaa Ma"jjahl » adloum thto aaM SALES •tarilngton Coat Factory Mr. FonmuHer'Hrs. Berrows Pereofinal Oapt. At i rssull ol our IH6 opsneJon plans, on. <* tha naSon'i rnoK Jane Qraen M^ttpWI MQfM SsWICftS Qf| WH.UAM U. LANZAHO. aharM Proteallonel Recruiter MCOBS NUMINO SERVICES o«-a*»v RIVERVIEW 181 Bodmen Plaoe lat DSB» . Must ba ttaMori orlenM Are you Interested In career and not juet a |ot>? Do you have JERSEY SHORE Neti Bent. N.J. 07701 Jy, t M iM experience In advertising sales? Tha Register has an excellent MEDICAL CENTER 1201) Juna S.H.1BJH B S70SS n • lilliilil nanls-sn 39 Union Street MEDICAL CENTER opportunity tor an advertising space account executive. We are Had Bank. NJ. 07701 und and work wan mi tan looking for an aggressive person tor this lucrative territory. 1*46 Cornea Ave. an tsataiar a Stocuat yew (201) 53O.22OO/22I2 Neptune. NJ 077 S3 ) a SHODBM out ts yem Wan 4 rugnts and 12011 77S-WOO. bt SH eat peM tori on Ms beaki at tnetvtouei The right paraon could move up quickly while earning a salary and on the It 10 7 shift INTROOUCINO Nursing Depl •sen ens aanaatj padrjsa Omy n OROVE HEALTH partonoM Manaaari «*» s fAMON lACXOWuex «*( bs can. Inoenttvea. Ch«o Cera Center Four to hour ehMa per areeli on the Ngxi mm CABE CENTER We are a part of a lop-rated Fortune 500 madia and communica- >!• Oreen Orove Roes tions company that's on the move. This Is an excellent career Free Parking Neptune. NJ 07753 I2O1I 922.3400 opportunity. If you are Intereated In a career In sales, like meeting people, hava an aggreeelve. eatee-mlnded attitude, write In strict confidence lo TINTON PALLS PLAZA Mr. Prank lonone. The Register, 1 Beglstar Plaza, Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Information on placing an ad Ma aarauah at PnjB- MO mmawttntrt Ava., TliHan Pal riy at ManmauM, Haw In this DIRECTORY AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYE*) M/F pleat* call 842-4000 axt. 252 Itt Tin IU»i«»«r iT, JUNE 12, 1985 MtHolmOl 51 HtlpWintad St HalpWantad II HtlpWint—' 51 HalpWantad SI HtlpWantotj fl Hslp Wanted SI HtlpWmttd 4 CMI }OM SEORETARY/BALaTREP ASSEMBLERS eODWTlR PBHON -~PW HAiRoNHaiR twartanoacT MECHANICS HELPER- Uan- OUALITY ASaURANCE On Juna M. IfN « 4 IO p m —j. can Baa our ad undar FACTORY CARRIERS Oa*Mnas*v In Pair Havatv To ba naM hand to buay oabk. •I Holindal TwaMMp Kan. orat 1-«H l»a 1104 (Of Into 34 hra Chanaa of ma PM Oroup Ltd WANTED 747-41*4 TV. praduoar S Mat Odtoa In •uch o«or oma and . Altar s ttt-rsas tor Cafto Naok roda aapartmant' MANUFACTURING Rumaon. Showa topad an to- •oard may adloum to GOVERNMENT HOME* FROM For Tlnton Falls araa. •1 — {U rapalO. Auo aatnquant IN8PECTOR oaton Fil ftoura. 747-S43O Wellington Rd. and a^apv wa-varv apat a*a«var-«*w HANDY PBRBOH - Part bma. Board aha* iianaldar an appt- Wyckham Rd sraas arawwaa Kumliaai aa or atM-raarad paraon H SECRETARY - Put tma. Ugni aaaon to parmn It tooanatruol a -MM bt 0H414T tor SpaoahatoU Band rat haw ow around Motal a faw daya MEOICAL RBCEPTIONIBT - E>. Altoaat t-Eyaan uoaaaaaplng. word praaaaatna. Piaaaa call Slav* apply m paraan. Elauan Imautaa a waak. Can maka aam houra manutaoturins proem araa wa»>ni;i,ayd raauma • par. "i dajraa m KtharUOA aona with a hakjM o> OJOVSjajaMBNT JOM ATTENTION! Qardalla at S42-8M0. Lab. 1 it Cftaaanut St. Rad Bank. » Hal Matat. Waal Call 444-4444 aonnal.DC I rad CJuaaa in- M taat amara 34 Mat la par- • 1t.00S4W.0B0.000/rT r EOE Kaanaamg 747-477*. MEDICAL ASBIBTANT - Part Ctiamiab> raqutrt lawn. N.J mlnad purauant la Baotlon Piaaaa manaon THE REOWTER of 07744 uluaiau i DRAFTSPERSON/CIVIL - 3-4 HKJH SCHOOL STUDENT — Ta •ma 4-7 p.m. 4 daya a waak. wtanaii 74:7SE(1| of Uta Holmdal Town- 4000 Ext R4M7 „ whvn rvptytfkg to • Ml yra me am auji f»»lal;n 4 san- Expartonoad prafarrad. Cat w SECRETARY/RBCEPTIONIBT - anlp Zoning Oidtnonoa. on prap- I«M7« *Ja"(Pa a^'^^faHTl BO Kiwwtadaa at pieaaaalng aquip- aWtf *B>*MJ Oa^F*Jiop**r^EM OOOtf Mtddtotown Araa. Part-ama dur- I71-4M1 mant, manufacturing preoaaa WMl oomputor aap. Non* •rly tocalad at ft wagon Way. CARPENTERS working anvtronmanl 4 aanam ing aummar and aftor aohool. 4-4 known Mao aa Btook 40.14 Lot 2* I WILL HOT — Ba MEDICAL ASSISTANT - For andGMP amofcar Part Sma hra. Thura.. pkg. ContaotAIBtormtSSOlJO. 44/hr Muat ba autok da- MwPMBB)awa*_t ^aawVikvai BBVawVAbU ^^ah - — J Can 747-< Oaf^PwaW • iPliaVO' r^*fnJP'y WTm rfr fit, 4 Sat ST1-SSB4. Cat ba- on tha tax map of tha TowjnaMp ATTENDANTS I naat 471-4142 Qfc* Ho4rf*daji OooumOflta fajaMInQ ourrad by mvaa*. Rab auma s laaaianoaa to: Box Iwaan tta.m-4p.rn. Gralhuaaii. PO Boa 117. Sarvtoa Station CARBMI MINOajD PERSON - HOUSEKEEPER - Put or part N-441. Tha PLEASE CALL OR APPLY io nna appttoabon may ba Kaaad Ta toam mianalal aarvtoaa SSCRETARY — Goad I ama Sanaa. 7-4 anrft Anar- •hrawabury. NJ 07701 BETWEEN SAM-4PM at Oa oMeaa of uva Holmdal Salary to 4*00 par waak wh» DRIVER PERSONNEL DEPT TqwnaMp Clark aaakaaia from t> d D#A#nlB arn Mon County MS- ISM perience required. NBURANCE AGENCY - Can 441-Mit Bpantoh. Gutortl, and Hindi 775-9672 The Register, On*ww VTal to WpOftl NURBEB AIM - m/F. Part »ma. tor Tha DalrV Ragknar Boms ax a A M -4 P M Mon-Sat CARRIER 7-1 anrfl Mual ba axpananoad. oaaaaXV>*IS»yS4. M. 4 It < Lost and found MRS. MILLER toaawalOpalyainployarM/F Register Plaza, Inaa dapt Typing and phona ••• WANTED Wllli call Madl-Cantar. par arttoto Ptoaaa dont oat. Rto'a a IS 4 SIS. B OS P Ap- FREE FOUND ADS AUTO MECHANIC — OualHHd M Shrewsbury, NJ. amptoyaa banaltu 442-3400 axt 43 Sand raaumaa and work aam- prox \4 mta from Matoiaan train As a aarvtoa to our oommunity. . Opan brakaa. Ignitwn and auto A/C Grand Ava. araa, Atlantic Boynton 4 Boynton. Inc. PO Bok ptoa to Jana Padararo. Cfty Edi- itobon. Can Mm. HarmUa at NURSES AIDE — 7-1/3-11 ahlft tor. Box 0-404. Tha DaHy Ragta- TM O«#)os"lf8r>#)o"lfi and aam oartmoanon raqulrad IT PUHtrNCi. 101-» Churah SI. HtW CMOTT CARD - No on. CASWER/CLERK - Can 442-4700. Eatontown PtoyaraM/F. Matowan. N J. 07747 rafuaad Viaa/Maataroard Cad AUTO MECHANIC - Eip m rVtmama^by nuing our naad for an Tha Raatotor aapractotoa brakM front and. and luna-upa Equal Oppty Employar M/F nfltdV BRaVtM paVSjCl pfi tn«# pOaV REAL ESTATE SALES — Wa nonaal) 4 w. do Ita pan In '-all ISS 0*41* tor Mo. 24 NURSES AIDE — Exp. 4 day SHEET ROCKERB - Tapara 4 houra. Muat nava own tool* Wa onar son Liquor, Maw at DRIVER - Par landlcMHa firm. , you ww mm oumemtn anrfl Full 4 part Una. MonmoubS nava 1 poataana avatabto tor 3 ua at'SSMToT™ axe. Martina aalary and eom- Mual hava inniml aaanaa tS«rd«oorMFfW. rHMdt Convalaaoant Cantor. Contact iaOOft*JOO aaWOOPOOpaa lnc'*M## WILL THE rOONO MAN — Who manaurato program « maUng CAawERS/BTOCK - Drug Fair and good aapartanoa. Caa tor ^a) av VAOavMA lraTWHafTaal vOC SJ Mm. Nayhart at W4-4K0 your potonwl-oaa Damn Aa- or awb ooftt/aators i9 araa. BuunaaatMl oandld«to w« DRIVER/YARD PERSON - Full, BhanMn wwiama. 1320 Hwy. SS. mtamtat. FuN/part oma ExpREA. L ESTATE RELOCATION SIDING HELPER — For homa Omar piaaaa oat I ana AUTO BRAKE 4 EXHAUST COORDINATOR — Chatongma Humana Bootaly. Stt-0100. antoy Mara aMa dMoounta. un- ama Apply in paraon Manna Mlddlatoau. S71-1S7I. EOE prat. Rapfy Box F-441, Tha improvamant Cualnaia, Cat 12 Travajl- MECHANICS — Poamon* vfmH- ' aataa aanam papUajs. Lumbar. Baa Bright M/P ^aglator, Shrawabury. NJ 07701 mufn-faoatod poaftton far ra- ost-JOBS aftor 4 p m. abla for aip quaWlad paraona. aponalbto paraon with good FOUND — Dog. t/t. OMar hoaoaya 4 vacation Expanartoa DRIVER NEEDED — Balloon da- SOCSTOCKK PEPERSOR N WANTED — MmaM Tan 4 gray Shau typ. Tranepoftartlon Fun company banaflta Apply In a pkja. b4rt -ra ww train tha right RRIOATION PERSON — E«p In NURBEB AIDES - Full 4 part paopla aklaa. aanaHanl toto- Ownar piaaaa cad Aaaoo paraon or mail laauma. tvary aarvtoa. Part tlma AM 4 aprlnktor Inatoaatjon. Pay oom- ama poawona avatabto on at phona toohmqua and organlaa- Part oma, 1 daya par waak tor HIDE AVAILABLE TO COLO- PM. Mual hava own car. pfaaaant anma. Call tor appt. 471-0177. bonal akW ma tpig ability 11-4 k Cat 471-7154 Humana Soctoly. SES-atOO RADO - Coaaga atudant laavlno MldaaMunar "n aap 441-4440 flonal aitWa, aoma typlna^ 4S0Hwy M. aaraonaap Caa 442-4444 Hattop Prtvato Nuralng Homa com- POUND - Cntda Mg wnaal Juna 17. arriving, Juna 21 Shara TIB PESO Contact Larry JANITORIAL POamON — Ap- and good oW-faanlonad Rad Bar*. NJ OTTOI DRIVER - For mobtto unit. In- •oma SUMMER laatsraad bloyota bahlnd axpanaaa. Can B71-7SS1 aflar 7 CHAUFFEUR -" aaona avallabla at offioa of laanardo School on Laonard p.m. UaSHayaf nlnail on aw aal-up and braak- I Borough AdmUMalrator. T4S of houaaa or raal aa- Haiw. NJ 077M «dWto opportunity for «M> 0 down Fun ama Bua driving aa- NURSES - RN/LPN ground pratarrad. EX- IS COMINQ AM Caaar mual IdanDty Call Hmo drtvara Muat ba matura. 17. (*SS FOUND OOQ - Famala. amat. Full Call Ml 320a 1 to 11 Ganaroua aalary tor tha right black with tan faoa A oord Oood working knowtadga Rad Bank. JEWELRY SALES PERSON- Garialrlo axpartonoa pratarrad ouaMtoattona. Aak tor Eltoan tatm OsAra vvoatton oaah making ba pan York* * PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION SAKERS HELPER • CAKE otNY-Nj Man araa haipfui Can Swjmbaoh'a. Parmanant full Hma 442-4111 or 442-4443 DUMP TRUCK DRIVERB - Full For furthar dauila apply In par- •*aBjpoQBT# CaW JTQrn O*Jr Of**O# •" Can 44S-3200 - AH bagtonmg Matnimanta (ad- FINISHER 4 DISHWASHERS 442-t4tl poaroon Can 741-4440 aon. 4-4. Mon-Frl Holmdal Con- vanoad IrompaU. 2*1-11 a* lima. Expartonoad. be. pay lm- REAL ESTATE BALES — Caraar Shrawabury Muat hava a good FOUND Full ttma Can 3SS-31U CHILD CARE - Couptoa and madlato opanwg. 741-S47J. KENNEL HELP - Full Una valaaoant Cantor. 144 Hwy 34. night Wad.. Juna 24. 7:10 p.m. •BTafjpnono vo*oej ano ov avaiiaD*vj • parakaal in Loouat 21 Business alngla adulta naadad to opan at Barg Animal Hoaorial. Holmdal. 444-4200 r* II aW» ,• al II •! • K«4o»ah avaMnaatram 4-4*0p.m.. Mon Call 201-04SS. thalr homaa to amottonal dia- LARN EXTRA MONEY \sml\ rOf rvOOnpaatfOnaV avflOQ aa thru FrT, and Bat. 4-1 pm Sarvlca trubad onHdran. agaa 10-18 To Taaomng akin oara. maka-up an- OFFICE ASSISTANT NEEDED - trtond. Lincfofl Offloa n«tdi For wall aawjuahaa buay FOR INTERVIEW CALL LOST tin - VKInny of TMMant provtda firm but loving oara to a latry 4 color anatyala Earn 420* KITCHEN PERSONS - FuK 4 itoono* Mloa poopt*. Nooorv* fis- DIANE AFTER B p.m Ava Kaanaburg. mana wadding DISPOSAL SERVICE - Full TELLERS ohad plaead with you. Training. an hour Manaoamant program part ama. Opanmg up 2nd lo- marina Duttaa Includa Typing, ttonal bansjAto A traintng. band REWARD olaanlna m avaHabto WM tram CaM cation. Eat-In Town M2-7244 filing and bookkaaplng aa- •RA LIMCrWfT MALTOAS 542-4088 vtoa. Can Howard 4 Son awtanoa. Call tor appt Irwina CCa n74 747-73*7 0 I Can Andraa Q ^ Equal Opply Employar M/F & LABORERS Yacht Worka. 741-0009 747- Evaa. 747-4417 LOST - Sat. Cltlnaaa Pug. (awn -1740 EOE EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI — Naadad immadiatarv tor land- aMor Ana to Nama Ivory. Vlotn- TRAINEES CI.ERK/TVPIBT — Wall or- 440000 par 100. auarantaad firm Can 444-7400. ORGANIST — Would ba raapon- REAL ESTATE SUMMER JOBS ny of BurMngton Ava Laonardo Had paraon wantad tor buay paymant No E«partanaa/No aWa tor approprtato woranip BOYS AND GIRLS OVER 1S LANDSCAPING POSITION - No aarvtoa Muato, aooompanytng Youva thought about It. Lara talk WORK AFTERNOONS AND Part & Full Time a oNgto. Storting Salary. aapartanea naoaaaary. Good choir Thraa manual waH-lntor- about II now. Our offtoa M ona of 110.000 Company paid madtoal lVwM0d iRVp p SATURDAY. EABJLY EARN 440- LOST - Tan/whlto mlnutura 81 HalpWantad pay Muat ba IS or ouar. Call gratad 1SS4 Alton Organ Sand tha top 4 in ma Rad Bank araa. 440 WEEKLY NO TRANBPOR- Caato. 4 mo. old puppy, with Wa hava aavaral Talfar opamnga 4 daniai banaWto. Piaaaa oat ELAN VITAL - Bit. 341 • raauma to: PO Box 341, Hwy 34, Wa ara buay. Wa naad you Exc. lana at 201-434-3*00 ba- fid. Fl PlaKO*. FL •34-0044 batwaan 4-1 TATtON NECEBBARY HOW- blaok faoa Batford araa Waar- Mai* or Fajmala at ma following branch looattona I. NJ 07747 training, motivation 4 guldanca EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN ing btook ootar. REWARD! Can for bright and chaarful paopla. twaan * a.m.-* p.m. S55T LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE a'i'alaaTa. Wa curranty hava 7 ACCOUUNTANT, BEMI-BENIOR CO - Haa poamon opan tor KEANSauRO. PORT MON- M2-44M or 1*7-7*40 You muat praaant a naaf appaar- CLEANINO PERBON -Ex- EXCELLENT STARTING OUTSIDE MAINTENANCE - MOUTH. HAZUTT, BELFORD OR SENIOR raaatla. a>p'd paraon. Muat hava Tamporary. now thru Oct. Mon - oro. aUportOAOOd Of Parmanant poamon wHh waa aa- anoa and hava a good mind for ar*oad pfosarrad for otfloa SALARY - Fun-part ama Ban- ANO MIOOLETOWN AREAS LOST — Small Imitation drtvara koanaa 44M0S4 aftor S Fri 7-4 p m Cat 241-4017 for CatRogar. THIS IB NOT A PAPER ROUTE taWtohad CPA firm Exoaaani rung Night * davama poa- CENTURY 11 COZENS Raaltora paarl/gold nacklaca aalary to atari, oompiaharwlva Ittona avail Caa 741-0433 LAUNDRY HELP - Full 4 pan FOR MORE INFORMATION •indapandanay Oamaar CALL MR CNCKSON 4W-44IM Oraat aantlmantal value trtnaa banana Exoapbonal op- MIDDLETOWN tlma Ejioallant working oon- PAINTERS — Commarotol 4 cua- annivarRd. Fair Havan portunHy for ad^paftoamant. Sand CLERICAL am-11 pm CaK S70-S1S7 or draona Ca< vinoa or Robart at Full Tlma tom painting Muat hava ft yra 741-7440 SUMMER JOB - For atudant Vicinity of Clrela Plaza. raauma to PO Box •**. Long LvfTiaj Inau PMCUOnaWOV CW Wvsjn 747-OtOO axp.. own trana 44S-1340 or Eatontown Raward. Call Branoh. NJ 07740 or can Mon-Thura 10-a llpm Long Branch. 171 Monmouth 747-4373 hra. 8-10 p.m RIAL ESTATES 4ALES Racapauiilat Rad Bank Dantol Prl 1O-7:3Opm PRODUCTION Rd.. RL 71 LAWN 4 LANDSCAPE HELP HOLMDEL/COLTS NECK AREA offioaffi . RRap* *to: Box N-441. Tha 842-7884. Bat » JO-12 fcpm Eipartanoa pratarrad PAINTERS - Commardal 4 cua- Ragwtor. Shra bury. NJ 07701 FACTORY — Poatttona avaaabto in actrva LOST - 1H yr OM brown 4 ACCOUNTANT — 2-3 vn. axp a CHAPEL HILL Can 741.7404 lom painting Muat hava ft yra. waa aatobftoad offtoa Ampto BFHI OM *vttti brown nooa tn muat. Immadlata fun Bma pos- CLERK LAWN SERVICE axp. own trana 444-1300 or floor bma. Ltoanaad aatoa paraon SUMMER JOBS ition avail, tor tooal Rad Bank Part Tlma 717-4373 hra. 5-10 p m Reaaaiall cirota araa of Rad 7AM-3:3OPM, MON- ASSEMBLERS uii tlma poawcna i Bank Raward Call S4S-*S0S. CPA'a. Rawafdlrm tutura tor Mon-Fri 11-Spm FRI partanoa a muat Caa 4S0-140S CARL F ZERRERS LOST - Mala nautarad tabby MIDDLETOWN PART-TIME ol tha Mft. an aati LAWN CUTTING HELP - Thura oat JH yr. old VtoMlty of Psri Tlma Muat ba a H.S. Orad with 4 Fn lapartanead uiafiad out RECEPTIONIST - •ADVANCEMENT EVES. & SAT. A.M. •PART/FULL Loouat. Juna 4. CaM S4S-1S17 Mon.-Thura. l-apm t traoranoa mduatry, tt aaok- > tram Cad 747-4443 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETABY Fri. l-7pn< Outtoaln IMMEDIATE OPENINGS •haraan- i tndMduaH to work tn ttt« LAWN CARE - Eipandmg aar- O'«*l opportunity to otvn from tractora offioa Typing a mual. • Spoctol MoMo»» - FamMar with woman own- Sat a 30-12 JOpm r aplua Work avaaabto m Monmoutti •amoty Papartma»i during tn*» vtoa dapartmam naadaa a tuu t SmSmaa •70 00 to*i60 00 County. lnt» .tow In SHORE THINOS BELFORD aummar paah •aaton. Vou muat W*«k)y in our Mophon* Mtoa raauma to M 4 R Maohanloal prooaduraa rra: parmanant paopla No cutting Comraptora. P.O. Box 4M. HMti- Dan't mua ttta Homa 4 LaHura ba at loaat it yoan otd and M lacaHanl —' P'Oflfsm Convontooity tocattxl MftotBand, Part Tlm1:4ta S :1S tonda. N.J 07711 Arm Ann anew to ba haw at rnnvanaan unano. FraaMM Offioa Can QUALITY 'if tog to a*/or*t afanOr soffi" afna. unlforma. rapid advanca- nt. 3o. VhroWOatUfY OfnOO. TAILOR NUOIO - For "dry MM. Aaoury Park. Ova. _. Sat a 4612 lipm IAM-4MPM or 9PM-1 30AM manl Exparlanoa halpful but nd Thla la Idaal for: Maria, No phona oaaa ptoaaa. aaanlng atora M Matowan araa aaNblton) with tha laHat Itnaa* 4 naoaaaary N.J drtvar Hoanaa HOMEMAKERS RECEPTIONIST — Pan bma for maat unuaual Innovaaoni In PART TIME - Advamura » rOf SdMO OOO#l0#f ftVO^, ASSURANCE PLEASE CALL OR APPLY wHh daan raoord naadad. Apply Animal Hoaanal. DVavsmaa t sal- yam ai a mambar of a RIFLE p call our Paraonn*. D»- BETWEEN 4AM 4PM In paraon. Lawn Hangar 2*4 MATURE STUDENTS urdaya Cat 441-0007. S am-4 tSS&F*** "* "*• SQUAD MS aaMora. lunurt. pavtmoni Btft—in 10a.m.•) p.m. CLERK PERSONNEL MPT Mam St. Spotowood ANYONE p.m. 'nnitnynrirrrr ninMnai Oraaa and cnlliai atudama. 787-0100 HI ovad wHK atkaaat 2-3 raara Who haa a naad tor am Erlinasai'i aradaa K-4 Fair laara. AduM St. aam graat pay • 44000 ad aa- aaartoal aapartanoa Muat typa LEGAL SECRETARY - HaaaM inooma Call now. maaa won! RECEPTIOWBT - Good toto- Havan Pubaa Simoato Maka ap- panaa pay back • SS.040 Of Sill Ext. 248 40-40 «VPM._ Ouaaa Wotuda or- (201)739-6134 law firm naada aapartanaad ne- aal long. pnona paraonaWy Typing 4 Entarprtaaa ytl OBIS. + 110.000 atudant loan rapay- DOflfpfl aplpppaasM, lnCp#OtiOn BfH} gation liciatoi,. atono raqukad. Call Tina 441-4444 anybma otortoal ouaaa Sfwrt hand S dto- mani CaM tor Intamhwr dtotntuaun of Brat production toptona a paia. CaS 444-7400. Knoaaoid Sohool. Hanoa Rd. EYOURBELF- of tha worry 747-M11 Aak for P£TE SABO w UNITED COUNTIES aamptoa wa faun aa Una in. PART TIME — Naad axtra oaan? Fair Havan NJ, 07701 EOE Charles of the Work on homo phona program w gm K gat tor that apaew MKHIEL PtRU AMERICANS TRUST COMPANY THE NEW AVON - laming op- Sand Si tor catalog to AT THEIR BEST- Poor aarvm Rltz Group Ltd. farad Can 244-4000 Fkaxlbta. Earn up to S10 par hour RECEPTIONIST portunny attara you a 40H pan Mandy Ham ana. p o la> may apply PLEA8E CALL OR APPLY Can Barbara. 747-4444 Four Cornmaroa Dr. Holmdal. NJ 07731 LEGAL EXECUTIVE SEC- 815, Naw Monmouttl. N.J 07744 Cranford. NJ 0701S BETWEEN vAM 4PM RETARY — For managing part- PART TIME RECEPTIONIST - NJ ARMY PERSONNEL D€PT Equal Opply Employar M/F Va ara aaakmg an outgoing Indl- OOVERNMENT JOM - Equal Oppty Emptoyar M/F/M/V nar of branch offioa of major law For buay chiropractic offtoa idual wftti an aaoalaiu toto- OaS Kuti 741*444 aflar 4 pm S1i.000-SSO.000/yr poaMDM AH NATIONAL GUARD FACTORY HELP - firm In Oakhurat offtoa Minimum Tuaa/Wad/Thura. 2:30-7 30. Sat No neagaain. SANKINO. 4:30-1 p.m. Light typing ra- thona mannar. Mkllantlc (201) 739-6134 5 yra 'aal aatato a«p Mual ba i-St-aST-BOOO Ext OM-4J47 to ABSEMBLER/OPERATOR — In- onlnaa. MartSara araa. S4.S0/hr abto to aaauma raaponalbwty ln- qulrad. will train Apply in par- Jacbon molding maoMna opar- Sank/Mai ohanto la ourranay aa- Muat hava good typkig aktta. Ww Ulidouthoai. to Mart 4S1-SS14 dapandant thmkar Salary oom- aon. Mon-Wad or Fri at ISO ATTENTION atora naaoad tor 2nd anm t oapbng appaoabona tor KM tot- manaurato wtm apmty Ew ban- Mapto Ptaoa, Kaiport m HOMES PROM pm-11 pm 3rd ahUl 11pm-7 towing: Charles of the FARM HELP WANTED — Matura aata. Caa 441-2202 ,.1 - (U rapalr) Akto «llla*.uanl am 44 to atari, no aap naoaaa- TELLS* dad rataaaa aaapto to toad * PART-TIME WORK - Naar your TRAVEL ary Co paid banana. Appty in unload Hay t atraar. CM LIFEGUARD Salary rigrtmli MM aauatanl Naaonal Company naw Mrtng 10 ' T*»-U7-SoO$t?t OH-t247CH)I paraon. Saale Lma Inc. 17 Indua- Commarcial Wlar axpartonoa Rltz Group Ltd car rlara tn tha aarty morning banana) packaga Cat no-aiao aaopto. Faaoo aW aua aa wa or aand raauma to: m totgrmabon. Wai Dr. CWtwood Baach praaarrad. Fut tlma poaftton Rowa H Mi-am Can Jsi-OOO* You ant maraaa ma oarnara. da- w ^^ "wwi ap p—v*ar* gpa^vap HWIMW avatabla at our Fair havan offioa Holmdat. NJ 07733 FARM HELP — vaaaMHa. hay 4 nvary. aaaaa. and ootacbon ac- praaram aa.aang ki major oRtoa Equal Opply Emptoyar M'F gram farm. Apply In paraon to LIFE GUARD - Fut or part tlma Ovlttaa Parmanant poataona ara auof aa: MtomT. Oaaj*. Laa MoGutra Farma. Hwy 34. Cotta To arranga for an n CLEANINO PtREOM — Part Mual hava oarWtoata AvaHabW avallabla In ma araaa of Fraa- GARDEN STATE Vagaa 4 LA. wWl a young bual- piaaaa oaM our Human fta- Bma. Yaar round amploymant 4/2S-4/2 Ptoaaa can 431-4421. hotd. Aabury Park. Bradtoy MARKETING. INC. naaa group Tranaportaton paid aouroaa Oapt at 778J434 an FOREMAN — For Baach. Ooaan Ofova. Port Mon. S ratum guaranaaad. taoatant LIFEOUARDB M/F - bp. P 0 Boa 117 2301 pratarrad. 14 yra or oldar Taato mouth 4 Mlddlatown Cat tot aarntnga a*h na a«p naoaaaary mwa moludtng oparatlon of ma- MM t-SOO-241-OSaO or UtSaStvar, NJ 077SB but any pravtoua pubac oontoot MAKE IT YOURSELF CUWK/TYPiaT _ Aoeurato wtl ba grvan Thura. Juna 11. hatoM auaft aa PM Pood. 477-4222 Equal Oppay Employar M/F typing WUHng to warn data OMnary 4 yra. axpailanoa Call 1446 at 4 pm at Waal End MIOLANTIC/ tor apt* »«S-7Sea oh, Long Branch For infor- RaXaVnONRTT — Fut sma. Si- '«a«raaa. oaahtor aaa. Mual ba antry 1S-M houra par waak mation caa Long Branch Rac- PART-TIME - RETIREES - Sup- nananaat Candiaala mil hava atnato. amtauul 4 fraa to aaart MERCHANTS FULL TIME - Janitorial Supar- pfofnont Inoofno oy noflM oVtVno. LlamavadBwBiwMtowBU *^.— ,—* * - _. — M raaMn Dapt 222-7000. a»t 23S. mannara Ex- T Eoual Opply Employar M/F ACE EMPLOYMENT Companion oara )oba alao avall- " *"*^RaraTa«Bt|f. rfjr PrliOrlravW OaWi » aaal aoarwa pratarrad but tram 4-4 p.m. abla Wa bond and uiaura Cat Barbara Sophar lailHaia 10 BAWMAID M/F — Apply In par- 20 Thomaa Bhrawa 747-3444 Cntoet a.m to 1 p.m. om» at 7744000 aon 1-3 Palmar Lounga, 94a not naoaaaary Oss LIFEGUARDS. Fun/part ama. tor datata. 442-4473 ijdtoto COLLEGE STUDENT - Ta do 1-400-342-4444 TRACTOR TRAILER DUMP Palmar Ava.. W. Kaanaburg mmad opanlnga. thru Bapt DRIVERB - Put ama. Ex- yard work ona day par waak. SS atato oarMad. ft or OkMr. tor PART TIME WAITREM/WAITER REBTAURANT HELP - Exp'd BARTENDER - Eapartanoad par hour Cat 442-4404 aftor 7 FULL TIME TRUCK DRIVER NEEDED - Stamaya Dinar. 43 Cooka. bua paopto. dlahwaanara nartanaaa. Goad pay. immadiato Apply In paraon, Amartoan appnoatlon apply RMgaway opannga. Oat 741JJ471 p.m. — MG.. SIS Laaay Rd . Fork- Broad Bt, Kayport. 244-4444 Lumbar, Ra. ' Mon-Frl 1 . Today's Craft* Thrw-coior tinpts ttioKj PART-TIME - Or raarad paraon TRUCK DRIVERS COLLECTORS FULL TIME - Conavuobon ana ly. 34. Ooaan E.O.E. wngafor knit vfltt inn i j canton on cm sxrLIGHT DELIVER- Y - Eoonamtoal to do malntanama. amat ra- BE YOUR OWN Citicorp CradH Sarvtoaa la aaan Maanlng craw 2 paopla to do palra. oarpantry. khaat rock 4 RESTAURANT HELP NEEOED aapartanr " "fffcl 4Vad *»Hf*tfO*a*J UfjfOQ O*J*fi Knowtodaa ol plumbing work. Maka your own — Coaaa 4 aarvara. Apply at *fW siot Duttoning Patttrn 795 BOSS Talaphona CoSaotora to MM lauHaaui OutaMa kaddar vamaaa I raat- houra. Winding Brook Can- MampNa Pig Out 47 Flrat Ava. partanoa. Many Uanalta. Apjuy dinctiont i^inmc worstM m If you ara aatf mcajvatad your oan thalr cradlt card ooaaotton ooar- work raqulrad For kwarmatton domlnuma. Tlnton Fata. •itlanac Hlghlanda. batwaan 2-8 AftfJafaoti vroa. inc. AJUad Van 4 cottvi Sun 0 14 mciudM aam Sli to US par hr anight oaf) Aquartua Homa 4 • jalnaaa S30-44U p.m. aaay. Una*. SI Macnanlc *t, Rad ""**""' *jji"y dlaoount LIMoaiNE DRIVER - Part-ama Bank. 741-OOM Wa ara loaalty looakM In Mon. PART TIME - Day. night 4 RESTAURANT HELP - Inqulra your sXpap*)OftpllOf*S trO*^ FULL-CHAROE BOOKKEEPER daya Could toad to full ama. mouth County. In a naw. modarn " api'wirww. Bbiawtpiiaau uvfll* within Brtoaya. 1*1 Eaat Rrvar TYPEaBTTER — Fut or part U K lor wch p«ttm AtM Mt own homa. Can now. Aooounta raoalvabU back- Ixp. piafaiiail. Ctoan driving ra- K1- 3«617a offtoa. You aw work on an auto- oord CaH 910-9*24 pnrtar malniartanoa. Uuat ba r%>- Rd.. Rumaon. •ma. Pot ITEK aautomant Ex- MCfi pan*™ tor potuoi ma matad ootacton ayatom. Band ground Computar aw. partanoad only. Oaf 111 IBM BOAT ASSEMBLERS pratonad. but not naoaaaary All iaot« and rvsai In appMranoa. RETAIL SALES MANAGERS — ntnottng UMN your raauma to Clooorp Cradtl PART-TIME - Local {Mlddto- Starting aalary M/ hr WW train anar 7 p.m. avowing oompany naada Barvuaa. Oapt 24. 10*0 Broad banaflta Can tor appt. Bav or Join ona of tha fmaat and moat anargattc. matura-mlndad par- Kan. Scnwam Chryator town) MarkaUng firm hiring tot Can BiWaari sV6. 4O6-1MQ. oraaSatoua bra daatonj In tha na- TYPBBBTTBR — Compu- Blraat Shrawabury. N.J 07701: part ama totopriana aurvay work LAURA WHEELER aona with maoharweal ablimaa to ar oat IJ01) 444-0710 CMoorp Plymouth. 141 W Front St. Rad tion. Aohtova high aammga aaa- graphlc Rad Bank araa. Part or bulk) Una boala. Oood raar • k. 747.O7S7. f you poaiaai tha following mg top quatty product and aar- tut ama. Band aapartanoa and Cradn Sarvtoaa la an aaual op- quaMtoattona wa'd Ilka to haar round working oondraona 4 ban- portunity ampfcayai M/F/H/v aalary Malar) to Boa F-441. Tna NMsUtcnli Dtpt 61 ana. Apply savanon Manna. FULL TIME - from you Waotlarao Rigiibx.Shiawatury, NJ 07701 i-it am. Appty m'paraon, Aaan- VanOarburg Rd.. Marlboro COMPANION — Wantad for dia- gram and a TYPING id man waaaanda Sat 11 aa Mgnlanda Numng Homa. 4 Outgotng/lalkauva/i Tin Daily Register BOOKKEEPER/SECETARY - Mlddlatown Ava. Mon-Frl. 4-4 Taamworkar ATTENTION! ladiGtoh Banana inouKtod. EaparHma untl Sun. avaa. • "«*"" Baa>B*Pwwa. rut Friiapj aaaiia i 1-714-444-0647 FULL-TIME ACCOUNT- Daaarmlnatton to auooaad Ploaaa rrwitton THl REQItTIR laoi sal saiuii at 471-4414 tt-iaaanaamSM iNaliM. raqutrad. Sand raauma to Caaar Pramlum hour rato. Not a aatoa WAITBR/WAITRBaa — Muat ba «t 11177 MM raw la. Sarvtoa. 7302. Snrawabury. NJ COME AND LEARN MY 4MJSI- INO/ADMINI*TRATIVE - Oa- whan roptytng to a WiQlifr RNB-LPNB — Fut t pan ama Ang oomputo poamon Ptoaaa cat bat»aan 4-6 arrtpioymartt ad. 11 or ovar NUhta 4 wailianill Mam, 4. Paan KaMar. 07701 IS — Aa a mufftor maohanlc « 471-4444. poalbona avaaabto on 3-11 — Appty ki paraon MoTh 4-7 ahlfl Ptoaaa oat for appt BOOKKEEPER — Full tlma. O/L PERSON — Naadad to work In LPN-RN M/F — AH antfta. Tarn- your own atop or garaga build- Nuralng Homa. 471-0177 tor toeal Rad Bank CPA'a. Ei- Knnwladga of boakkaaptng a porary and vaoabon rallaf. Cat r partanoa m payroll S payroll ing amat ntiaiQIaaa motoa and ROOFER — BMngtoaand aoma COOKS — For na» i anauiani on IBM PC aapartanoa a muat 717-4100 for marvtoaf. rnodata. Ixpananpa a muat WAITREBS/WAITBR - Put IS NaMlaciifl CIIIOJ - >M auaa. Computar a». a •' Band Rl. S, Marlboro, fl yra, minimum oTId. IS. tot appt. hot tar. Exp. Own trana. Stoady •ma. Expartonoad Apply In par- 1*1 daugn $j » JOI p i n So. B-4U. Tha aautaa 4 broaar E»p wMi Mrga Work « your own Utoura. Call work, hourly wagaa. Cat avaa. gj^EDIM. SSTaJS. wawabury, NJ 07701 voium. raatauram OpponunHy GARDINER 4 MAINTENANCE 747-lias or 747-2444 •72-0742 "Ml!«. Maaachptn tor aavanoamant Can batwaan - Apply N.W Camar ot Rto. 417 MAILROOM I aiaalda Ava.. Con. Nook 1RSON — For drMng * gan. RUMBON - Entoprtamgg younyoungg - 10 am.-S am 201-431-4010. aral work. Fut-tma parmanam aaarawantod You wM ba running WAITREBB/WAITER — lap. IM-Taray bait, Rjavi aak tor cnaf Bob HELP WANTED wM ba rnnunini g Yaar round. Appty In paraan. Tha nO your own builmalmaa whaa aarmng m-taaaaaii Raal.. 741-4*44 1EI-1IQatJtl«Taai. GAS ATTENDANTS - Fun/part OltaV Appt*y botvVOOn 2*4 p.m. artaai. mpa and oaah BOOKKEEP1NQ — Aooounta ra- COOK WANTED - Fun or part •ma. Start Immadlatafy. Nloa bma. Appty In paraon to Oak Hit Midnight shift, 1 to 3 only. Norwood Dtodbutora Inc... Tha only raqutramanta ara lhal OaJfTPwOasj VO^fPay SatBaSfavnOO. FuH WAirBRJB - Put 4 mtmm(V working oondwona. Naw facility Shat. Hwy. 3>. Rad Bank or oafl Long Branoh. aaa Prtnfc. you ara « toast 11 vaara otd and •ma. Call 7SS-S770 441-11*1. aak tor Randy, days per week de- Apply In paraon to Savarr, or PIZZA PERBON — Wantad. Ea- ara raady to work. BOOKKEEPEP./OIRL-QUV FRI- Balna. Klnga Row. 1S00 Hwy SS. pending on work partonoa not naoaaaary Da- To algn up, oat 442-4000. Ext. I A F- S DAY • Part tlma. Approx ae GIRLS & BOYS mlana Plua. Aak tor Elalna. WAITRBSSyWAITER - Apply In houra par waak. Eapananoa load. No Exp. na-ii4i. SALES paraan. El Matador DinarTn. 4 pralarrad Call S42-MSS aflar 7 COOK-EKP Kltohanhato Yaar 11 yra. and Udar Souai. Old Srtdsa. 711-«411 p.m round Apply In paraon Tha In- Necessary, will PHONE SALES — Part Oma ava- Batwaan Raat. 741-aSM You'ra Naadad Train. Minimum nmga. Cataga. Hton Sonool atu- WAlTPJUaVWAITER — Port and BOOKKEEPER/OFFICE MAN- danta. Caah pakOW Mil. "-— -r-sTi maan rm AGER — For buay ganaraf oan- ToDailvar wage. traotora offtoa. Naad good typing PIZZA 4 SHORT ORDER COOK *41-aBB4. 4 math aktta E.oallambanafita • •«*«• wpwiimiupu owpanoaota THE REGISTER — Part bma Mghta. Muat hava ATTENTIONI ATT»MaaaVWAITB«» - axpartonaa. Appty M paraan Bap-a, ovar 11. For Mtorvuw and good pay Immadtoto opan- Una oooka Immamalalli. Cat for In your araa. manbon THE REOIBTER mga Cat 747-4471. appt 1 p m -6 p.m . Mon.-Frt. Call 542-4006 Lukjra. Haitat M paraon 1130 a.m.-4 2H-3131 Batwaan 8AM-8AM p.m. Yo CoSag_ a km. 14S W BOOKKEEPER — 24 houra a Openings Now: PIZZA PERSON — Exp'd naadad From Bt. KayporKayportt. 1*4-1*4*. waak. Noaapartanoa irnaag COOK — Part__»ma._ mquka 1 So woodland and WoM Aak for Mr. Connar. to managa. Cat 442-2141. aak •WHni.. anoayaBrtor*' . 132 t Rtvar" Rd Dr.. Fab- Havan. for Joay. WAREHOUSE AND OP) TRUCK Womana waar Soma anpartanoa DRIVER - HMdad Immadtotoly an. NJ. Equal Oppty Employar M/F PLUMBERS MECHANICS - pratarrad. Pan or fut bma. Appty Itripai looking 2 •yoamora Lana. Kamp BOYS/OIRLS CREDIT ANALYST — Minimum • MAINTENANCE PERBON — Ea- wnti at kaaat 4 yra. axp. in naw Waatnitoha. 44 Front st Kay- uaw and twi Tun us, n. montna Avanua. Rumaon. work. Cat 471-0473 or 171-4444 >«* •raponji ii panaci far MEN/WOMEN partanoad paraan naadad tor Dua to a rapid growth, wa hava 3. Oaoray Lana. Avanua ot PORTER — Fut ama. P laarsuckar iaruy unan StSK* Pat ood aalary 4 Nto# wofttlnQ . Prmlao Pltttrr. 9174 Untai Two Rhioia Ba.. Rumaon. ACE EMPLOYMENT >. 444-4440 WE WILL TRAIN WEEKENO SECRETARY - PM. SnaiBloJO 1-400-M2-0a» today H you 10 Thomaa Bhraaa 747-aasa BuanaVMa. Satin MANAGER 4 ASaMTANM T MAM- want monay. prtaaa 4 anraa Way. r AOER — ChaaanglivChal tobj tob Mh DAY CAMP COUNBELORa PO1TION - •iilillW tnawna. Laarn aa M TSIXBRSUT " AduRa muat hava • oar a>fTt OOtJeat^VaV V STAR LEDGER <1 IN JERSEY NEEDED - July 1-Aug. ES ot Parka and laciaaten. at our Caraar Night. Inmaana appllcanta aand ra- daan Twp.. NJ. Sand d. Juna 11. at 7:10 BUROLAR 4 FIRE ALARM IN- auma to: IllddHlawn Bwlm a Mtohaal L. Treaa. I STALLERS - Expartonoad only TanrUa OuO, 140 Harmony Rd . V* »WUlKH>sJ (O Parka. RaaiaaSan S KS« Hava own Mil Equal opportuni- Mlddlatown. NJ 0774S a*n Uaa CALL Work*. 1 Abardaan Sq U M im ucn pjnim AM id ty amptoyar. Paid hoadaya. daan. NJ 07747. CENTURY 21 ElnMndar Raanora «cn pattarn lor posuga and madtoaTaian. Ha inauranoaTv? DELIVERY PEPaMN - Par mat- Saavlaw Sq Mat. Juna 17. Can iraaaaa and onarfurrmura Nama 542-8880 PRESS M/P - A.S. Dtok : tumdkno laaa M oabon Top pay. (f - 4114444 tor an appt ar aand Cat OWE YOURBtLF A PROMO- Expartonoad only Put a Goad opportunity Salary o| to*Ca7aany 441-4*41 TION .tiMMia REPRaeENTINO LARGE NEWS- Appty M paraan. OuaMy Btaap Haanaal aata* of MARIAN MARTIN CARRIER WANTED Oantar, 1040 Way si. Mldan YARD HELP _ Pan-Sma. Appty For datvary m na Rumaon-Falumaon r r town. t7t-S4SB. angmaa raq lap'd onfy. Good PRESS PERSON LY. HOI Havan araa 'pflll 1M pay, tua banana. AppfVln par- f>P«an Marina Lumbar!Tai . 'afiiilmatoli DtNTAL ASBaiTANT 4 OaNTAL OurtralnlnsaraaramlatnafWiaat Running 11*0 mum. ExAMY- . WILL TRAIN. MUST HAVE PitUm Dtpt. 420 par^y About Si m tha Mduatry and haa hatoad a aan Bnadow Laaa 1/Maaa, Ona STATION WAGON OR VAN AND Raaablaoar aim HYGapaaT — Ban fun ama. raurl numaar of our Loan Arbor Way. MlilHatown. BE AVAILABLE PROM 4:*0 PJ* TIM Dally Itoflistar Rad tank. Can T4r-JjS4S. MECHANIC — Fut »ma for land- TO • P.M. MON-FFH, * 4-11 ON » ^. » ^ * — — ttttm»ah• • •*•• I infia -* 471-4444 4 to 4 BAT. CALL MB. OtDKSON AT I! tSNanlMralM.waMltil. CARPENTSKS HELPERS - DENTAL AtaMTANT - Wacaa aoapsna aonwBOTor. UWH ano PRESB PERSON - Fuutonaraat . •41-4OM FOR INTERVIEW. .NT 11177 Fital « Muat hava trans. FuM oma orty. anal Fua ar part ama IP low madtom iruaka^Owntooki. Rat- ahop t- ^!n!t0- TSTmSBO. aaalt ki MMdmown puaaty prae- opan. Cat tor appt Q t F 82 XSJSZZ PRINTING aacRBTARTARY - Expanamad CMMCare OBNTAL PaWaa»T|oawaT - Rad •MECHANIC* tar ouaaty mIndia par- Raal Batoto aaaratory tor buay HEW Ssnng Summar Panain Bank. Pas ar part Sma. B Irf OaaaM laTNh QOTtMtOMtOn Rumaon ofltoa. Uoanaa CaUttg Fail UUwjn lor Duty CARRIER WANTED Gaadalanl woman Ffaa pMam coupon a.m, to t:SO pm. Na i.iatanaa. ulraa na. Eat 471 ISIl KEYPORT • 10 4. Sana K 00 pta« 50t pMaga MECHANIC'S BiBMTARY -_For atomantary VICINITY 0OOtBKK CLERK - Eaaamaian OHjU) 0AFB1-^ Havan. Tour •anki J? 50 . SOt u pin 1174 Motal iialfltli raaaan PRINTER - BooW atabonary on aon far from aaak fua HELPER tottar araaa. Put ama wtm ban- aaM aral aa I BE ana, das m-oiio, EOE. Baa P-440. Tha TJUSR ttOOd akaMptV aV*d aWtdHH PRODUCE MANAGER - far MTIN atury, NJ0T701 vary maa toaaaan tn Rad Bank DM MAKaWSTaSL RULE -Tjs HAIR OUTTaR/BTYUBT - Pan aalary 1 banana. Apply m par- PATTERNS sssr.tsst. 1 TgM' Ha* By Waman. 842-8858 aan Ra> Gana Fooda. tl Mor- CARRIER WANTED XataaaT^SSs naVaalB>raV > EXXON Company auarad Waad aawp ar maalian PT ADULT - Houaa. pat babyaa- Waaa- Ml drawms a ptua. Can USA. tora. kaM tor aa*va aantora-ra- 7»S-aasS. Rapid OkaaTlna. A drvtoton of Exxon Corp araaa. Naad aar. 441-04*7 n j. L AnaVaia>Oa>»/amptoyarM/F GEaREALTONT' U1-S0OS raNB-T* Tt*t Rests ler •abvtlttlrtg » Sltuatloni wantad 71 Marchandlss 71 Marchandlsa Child Car* 71 MtrchandlM 71 Msrchsndl.s 71 Oarata/Yard 71 Oarafw/Yard 77 Pattand Malt lor Sal* for Salt for Salt for Sal* Sal*. LIvMtock any houra. PtolaToru* BEDROOM SETS — UB. 1 OkTa UTILITY TRAILER - 60 gal rual wrkngto guard, haavy duty pkia PORT MKNSwOUTH — 14 IHEPHERO PUPPIES IMS. CM 747-1472 atma Pranoh Pioylnolal. 7 po 1 bank. SM» gal kjal anlTplng- 4-1 p.m. Stoat, gamaa. tola or Uaad 6 mo by ono parasn. aac CM mm at. Juna 14 4-4 pm boy/a dark pma Colonial. 4 pc iang tobto. Wcyctaa. ratrtoar- odda S anda. 11 Bilaaian Ava. AKC. • waaaa oM. INFANT OAK! — Par 7 monfi •440 Mkaa 41. Can taxi an Ct oond. t226 Moving. Atoo Amana unjja bonad. a* MS CM Judy 442-7476 ator, gas cbjSa. CaS 44S-2S2S oM bay. Vaar round pa 7M-P174 2 door rotngaraur UTS Caa I. 77S-SS2S. Wan, M 181111 or North Can 671-7320 OAK SIDEBOARD - WMl mirror U.I - 3-Fl ssraS"RED BANK - I toJMy gorag° a 0ERMAN SHORT-NAMED •76 r long Hack bar wkh 2 WASHER 4 DRYER Juna 13 4 14. s-3 Hauaaliou oato 16 Elm Ptaaa 6 10-2 Sal OUWJIra CLIAHINO KWVKt SMC - FORD ORANAOA 1677 — 2 POINTER - PaaWaad. BaayoD a. good oanonKM. no npa Worka wM. Both 475 llama. 52 Pakvtoa Dr LOVM. MATUM BABYSITTER MlhVMI o«Mr rnaoa. dl door. Wgh mliiii Now brataa. CM 2S1-4744 a»anmga. tomato, ago 6 yra. Sanar aSaralc vary moa wood pumar WANTED - Wat, own oar lor oaWa. graprwa X pilillre, han?d araa 4 basan. troo Arm caa SISTERS OP LOVE — aiBPnll; Fraa to good homo. CM daVertaTI^717-aOTT I r tar hanging ptonto SM. WASHER OE HI warn, i tan par M Canada anpa. CaWoinM MP Daya 774-7606: owja. sas-2677 HIOHLANOS - 12 Fourth SI fjaraaja aoa r aianwooa Dr.. (T1.1SM. ' aac oond.. haavy duty is i • JukiI.Mini amoaai Rar- pada. SM/aaai UOO. 2S4-2SM. Sot. Juna IS. 6-3 Cnnnli aaa- TMon Paaa. Juna IS. 10-S. Lato H Situations FREEZER - 0 I upnght (1SB. dMon 426 Dark pina rockar with 1131 Caa 767-7721 GUINEA PIGS "~ a. lfc«ll lanvspm. bk of avarythkig. BOOKCASE — Ikavadon Col- King Maa opraad s ourwna. ouahtora 111 Squara OM MM •Uwl*ar1 •^•TaaaTaafl sVft Wanted Mara/Famata lacaon DouMa baMad aalnut MATUM PERSON _ Ju« ba omar Itoma avaHabto Can aflar 6 •aba MS. Vary torga doa houaa I PMM.Y OARAOt SALE - Sal CM 717-7312 pMea. dtaaa ahahaa abova S p.m 747-4227 •SO Ntoa L-ahapad oocktM 1126. 24 pmi Salniiiildajlai STI. MHI 16. 4-4 pm. Kara tor > gMar baya. PtoUDto - Juna4.4-» HiuaariaiaItoma IS HUOOY-Ktoay.boykH-y 7 mo •OM mwd doora botoo MM awa. sis Lack > aaa, com. " aa dryar II10 RoMgaraUr. gooda. 0M framaa. raoorda. hra. * tana. 1 llaarvjburg araa. FREEZER- 14 cubit tool Naarty Moada vary loving homa Movad M14III btnMan daM • raa. km of traa (IM. M1-17-T gtoaowara. 4 much mora. 76 »SS»p.m. ••*"• Carpal ewaMno, haw. j.CPanny modal 1200. HP paa. CM S41-1SSS. PUASE apaoa. 1 unN. vary good oand- South Lako Dr.. Pad Bank. YAK9 SALE — Now ttHBamn MATUM — RalUbto paraon to SOXES • COPMUOATEO CaS 67I-MT4 puanlnga For Moving 4 Slorapa. and tor 2ohalrtol . . KITTENS - Proa to good homa waloh 7 mo oM Mna i 4 year FREEZER - Commarotol up- 2 matoa. 7 1111. Waok'i.Bla Matr A oonMi ana or Mavkif. muat aaa Baat oflar Ava. Juna 12-11. 6-6 p.m Mav- oM HI my Kaanavura homo. 1 or ALTBIATIONS - Thro. ngm. 21 cu n with 9 ahohea. Thura.. Frl 4 Sat. Juna 13. 14 4 Maaaawn araa. Can 643-7254 I. 4S2-4S72 or CM4SO- 1120 Mg. Oroot prtoaa. Loto ot Mtaraal- taayaaak. CMTET-SBM ouawona Lava aaal ouaMona. Storaga bM M bottom, touch-a- OPFICE FURNITURE - Portad IS. 6-4 p.m at IM County Rd . tiayaaila Mrnpla oVapaa. oar ?J3" WATER HEATER - 15 Oaton Mgaama. LAB PUPS — AKC. good lam WOOLETOWN - Mom. Ml masc dotrool 4 locking door otsi oondWon. Loaa Bvjn 1 yaar oka mm. 640 275 oaton on Una flVhunang doga (iSOVas. CM 4 p SUNK BEOS - Sow dark plna My. I yra. CM. Eac. oond. M6O Oak pona) daak. M-a72-. MIS KEAHSSURG - Frl. 4 Sal. Juna YARD SALE - Juna 14 S 16. •Wi yaut Mam whaa yoo work Matching oak nradania. tt». Baat oMar. CM 22F0434 172-1346 a m In in t rouaara. •200 Air oondrbonar M0 Camp 442-6624 15 4 14. 10-4. 34 Sam John'a PI FurnMura. 1677 Toyota. 1677 ••Sa- Cat M0-t74i Yaara a«p traitor ohti icraanad porch UOO lamaaala black ar Ho aarty aaBlll SHEPHERD — Whrto mato. good FROST-FREE WHIRLPOOL RE- WRAP/REOISTER — Countar. TUTOH-Oan^maryraadlngl CM 747-4723 daak. S17I waJnul tormtoa. 34" long. 14' North Savon Or Man watch dog Groat wnti klda 175 FRKMRATOR - 17cu R, batga. walnut daak. 24sS4. 1124 CaS LEONARDO - 2 tamty 41 wnh ohawi. boat and naara Call ma* Puny oarwiad Char 20 BUTCHER SLOCK - Round 6ka now. Map. Can S71-SS12. WHO. 44- high. 2 aduatabto NatuSua Dr. 10.3. Thura. Juna I I"" lanai lamia. Can

aaHtor (1.40 0 KCYCLI . Puon TRK-I an amo Mip.*. 747-6154 CAPHARO CONSOLE STEREO a YEARS ACCUMULATION - Fraa k> good homa to caro ll< U I f. OM In your aota. and ooftoa labto. 72* amor. Ol uaaM awnga. MuM go Pn - CM f47-SSS2. Mas wham. Ducomp rand- —a. I a> n Storing 4/24 •Ma Ca« S44-S47S toMmanl unit. Eac. oond.. 4360 ••a Sun. Jura 14-14. 24 Saybarry Frl and Sat. br3a. KKT aadato. Okh 1 hand ortpa (4S CM 741-S240. bo abki to provMprovMaranaa - Juna 14-14. 10-4 Advanoad And CARPtTINO — WM to WM mrSaSlw. 144-21112111 1 aflaf r • 474. CM 73sVs32 ORIENTAL DESKW RUO — Major ma liquidating armra ATLANTIC HattttLANOS — Juna LITTLE SILVER — Juno 7 4 4 Frl Baglnnars twlrnralng Pool* OUST BUtTIRS — Cammaraiaj, atock. brand now 10OH nylon OARDEN EQUIPMENT _ 2 largo 5/ia MM carnaa. kanvaa, kon 4 Sal. 4-4 44 Laural Or. Houaa- DOG TRAINING 14I-.10". _ LfMaSHA haaafl a4W*JaaaM aatfaak. 41 aa Any I rooma living, dining, •nrailin. 1 roSor. amaa uanar aaiajaaaaaaj aaatww, aawaai BvawBap &~1t, hoM. ctothaa. tumltura. gamaa. POOL- 12.15.4. wtthMaqulp- raaldonltoi. aoor waalng. carpal •1 Buslnass MOO Caa 241-344I Bayahora Dog Club. 741-SO44 badroom w 376 aq. ft $166 to- waad k«ar. 20 Pad Mapto traaa mora M Si. lota o ami Gar- mant Uaod 1 aummar. SSOO or Oppoftuntty ALASKAN MALAMUTE - A.K.C. ohidoa cuatom maua ovar pad All unda looto 4 moura Loto PINO-PONO TABLE . aato prtoaa. IM E. WaaNng- LITTLE SILVER — Maasy auto Call 446-MM BAIT 4 TACKLE BUSINESS - 4 FJnancMg CM Barry (201) mora Sal. Juna IS. ono day •34 wm~ Ava. (Drtva around bock LM- para. Juna 14.16. 4 14. 4-6 p.m LAOV - only. OS Spring SI. Rod Sank coto Ava) •al braodar. Boat oflar. CM Caa 747-4166 M Ruaac Tarr. IJuat at) aaal and 747-2044 daan waaUy. (man (6) ir Dory Pllmglaaa boata 741 ^7S». •4 Morchandla* CAP. STEREO SPEAKERS ATLANTIC MGHLANDS — Gar- of Rumoan Rd.| rwma In Mbaron. • •» dock and prima ana on tha PIN BALL MACHINE BEAUTIFUL - S waak OM froa OE APARTMENT REFRtOER- «a aato. Sat Jura 1I^S:10. 142 Wantad watortront paja atora Mdudod 2 Top-OI-Lkia Sadl Janaan Trku. Aa ». baat oflar LITTLE SILVER — Sat Juna IS. 100 aaaa. r* m oM. tiaS ATOR 675 - KodaK UMa pro- puitojSoii a muat. Hoora, prtca aSn M your Mock. CM 767-4072 Can 741.7070 or 170-3641 6-4 FurnHura, bad. clothing, and Prto 4 Frac Ba boar twina l-A U*EO FURNITURE — An. na». 434 SSS-ST3S aflar 6 p.m Hctor •* 6 raato (7S CaS Ava. Croftman aM piutl town opon tor Intoiilaw. Call or M4-4SS2 aftor I pm. toya. booka. leaaa of mac 141 CM ROOM 747-4115 working 22S-0SM POOL HEATER - Tatodyno mowar. garden aqulp , Tt HP CARPET1NO — Sartor brand. LsamZ, modal M2S. novor uaad. StAUTY SALON - HM lo- ouiboarif motor. Koroaana BEAUTIFUL BAY OELOINO-10 mana. ate m haul 1 Ham or M — Conactonooua I0OH wool, comtomporary 1 STU. Raaaonabla Caa MDOLETOWN - _ oaSbn. Can daya 671-6772. ana* I S auopaaa. yra. ok). 14.2 nanda Has anoan CM2S4-S444 Worough houaa nUmai mama TOMKW-Mof batoa wnti country paoam 100% i 4 many mora atoc. dryar. 2 au«. ato.aa. kip- •or ttha poat yaar Caa anar 2 10 •o pay iBanaiiii la (Man. Man. wool I Run rugh-paa nylon OEFRO8T.FREE POOL — 24' round M aluminum ALL ELECTRIC TRAIN8 ^—ub^ «4ajaahaaba 4J aaawbaaa — - PACKAOt/SAPI - (ayraviaa aootoh guardad Al 3 ruga aii2. REF-aOCHATOR 2 yra. raw. MI of MrytMng Uonal Pryor. aac. Hkjnaal • paid owT*******"*, OrWfjr sj OmyW P#* VMVMM •»» JJ, On>r»lh 6*00 aa ATLANTIC HKVHLANOS - ttraa. labtoa. much mora. Juna Mta. raauM. Can 644-7575 or itScu fl. gold. I1» 178? I Nobody baato my prtca - a> im Waavlng toom 4 toto mora Sat 14-15 4-9 p m 7 North Laaa Dr •it-Mat baa—an u».. s m Cal 2S1-64-* aflar 11 arr, 2O4-6O7S P b Juna IS. 10-4 7S Avanua D. cornar of Tlndak Rd. HOUSEKEEPER/COMPANION CARPrr — Nylon, kadan groan CURLS BEDROOM SET — POOL TABU - Sumpar - IX. In (Marty My In good 11.6 « IIS M OoM. 13 4 « 14 Whrto/goM 4 poator bad 2 MI0OLETOWN — 2 I alg-ilnn ALL LIONEL TRAINS S12S Junction. Off Church St. IM _ . 1 yaar OM haaMh Lovah ooaan-fronl apt •30 Oraal tor oonoga Call aflar draaaara/rMrrar. S2S0 Oaya Court Off Harmony Rd. Bat Or Ftyar Top each appraaal Mortgagaa CM 747-4SM Pkaajat Dr. Ffl-awL 4/14-4/16. Atorglc mual go. 1100 CM Own ream. bam. TV. Non- I p.m. 747-72SS 774-7600. avaa 6SS-2S77 Juna IS. 10-4. Ouaaty rnarchan- Prtoanootnact. Hum amokor. Mual drtva. Raoarn naf. POOL NEW Cokjoa. tor tomSy 0-6 Mowar. Hkaa. doa houaa. dtoa. «am Daa Juna 22 224-0416 or 544-4744 CHAIR ROCKER/RECLINER - ORANO PIANO - E-OMtom con- bug zapoar. dotrnng. TV. much Ca« 222-4717 tun 12- X 34" Me Mr gah MOM CHOCOLATE LAS PUPFY Slralo-loungar chaatnut. Mil dison and antori. ohaap. Movmo. null ruat toddor. aupply of MIDOLETOWN — HouaahoM. WANTED QETVISA/MC Famato AKC HOUSEKEEPER - » daya par o* cradH hMory or kirtod vinyl 6«t cond 175 Can chtorkio aaa wtai Tarry Turso baby raWgarator mora 10 CMS42-SOM Caa Ma waakand. 64S-6SU BELFORO - MHc. Frl 4 Sal CM 442-7107 waafc. 12-7pm Non-amokar. wfSi W CO* POTSVOn pjajlajo Wfln 444-14U CMorka dlaparaar. atoo F-120 a.m-3 pm. Sal Juna 16. 67 HAVE — An unwanlad Mm or 4 14. 10-3. 136 BEPORE YOU HAVE YOUR ear. MM booking. Hoa-nool araa. tualnaai buraau Inaurad •0 wan UL FMar Eaay to aa- PaHcan Rd No aarty coaara DWARF RAaWITS two you'd wa to aa»7 An ad Na Dr SALE - CM Sacond Hand L» Altar 10 am 64J-2010 and MlmaU ami S 4 I bank Adutl braadora and eahm •tto tor 10 daya. |uot M SO. Caa "*~ tahan out of MIDOLETOWN — Yard aato 5 M44777 Altar 5. M4-M16 -BLOCK" SALE •10 aaoh. CM 767-1076 HOUSEKEEPER - For (Marty UBBB^iaj Boon »or apppMcana Tha r boa. Atoo Me. a vac hooo and Karyn Tarraca Eaat Sal Juno 16. pocaa pau tor aa nama 13TH STREET Par traohura and appbralor 542-1700 vac haod to aftoch to IIKar tor S a m -4 p.m. ENGLISH IPRMiaER PUPS - ate For bargama. atop CHECK THIS OUT. oaay anaiilny of pool and aklm- W KEANSauRO XLBroo' d SI Kayport Llva-lrv Cooking and mopping an* t) tor pniligi and hand- MOVING MUST SELL - AKC Ea. Oat mora fiarlan to chack out mar. aaung |1M. CaS 62S-2OS4 • IS. 14 S- at 24 Bro UfSMr ana (rarundaMal 10: PAC. Mo. row ad ami a CHECK at ma loo IBM TYPEWRITERS CtoSaa. odda 4 anda 27 PU-an- MTS. CM COINS — Wa buy oM «M rara 747-1 P.O. Soa 104a Smyrna. OA and/or bottom or your copy Caa RCMTAL S22-SX6 oar mo 4 GLASSWARE - Amoncan coma and baa CM kHcnvn tssvrpv. Mo#o#, tsbtvs wtc- Tha Dorr RagWMMM Da- Rom-opSon to buy 747-1661 POOL SLIDE Srhwaiual Dr.to Marvin PI. to FIDO-FREE - 17 ma. Ok) agar 774-O644 Curvad. Eac oond Juna 11 S 11 6-4 p.m 12 Floronca Rd Jura 14 4 IS. HOUSEKEEPER - Chad caro paiknaiikl l •odod y loI r oataaa JACOSaON LAWN TRACTOR — on Shoa. Mar Maw - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IAL1 . M hra. par waak. Tran •42-1701700 • 30-1 LOW BATES 7H HP. M-cut Hum carbj Aak- akto only ParpanaSly • ANY AOE ANY CONOmON a mual CM 671-0424 1M M*j rarmanmm. 72 hour ap- ing M2S Cal S7HSM - - 24 Da- loto or cuddkng. CM 54- TOP DOLLAR PAID 244-1077 Ava-. Off Thompoon Ava n r> 'Ml. 2nd Mbja I Corp Loano JENNY UNO CRTS — W*> mat- PORTA-CMS - Eac. cond wtn 5 FREE KITTENS 84 Situations KramarFmi 364-6OM moMroaa. aumpara S 2 handto. Croat Hwy 3rd SI. on NEW MONMOUTH - 3 Chorry PIANO WANTED CHROME KITCHEN SET — With Iroaa In good MS. CaB aflar 5 4444-447* 2 •a. m atom If, Traa Farm Rd Frl. and Sat, Any oondNMn. 4SS-4S11 Wanted "amala 4 vMyl chalra. 1160. 2 Fkjhar Caa 463-1711. 63 Monay to Loan tar Duator 4 Juna 14-16. 10-4 A« Mma. ap aaa arc. SOS-MS. 440 aa. Door JUNO 10S ELECTRONIC SYN- PUMP - Oanaral purpcaa con- I S71S. 10-5 p.m A SETTER LOAN RATE mirror. 612 Drapaa 9 long tor anoua aarvtoa. So* prtmlno. OAKHILL — Moving ton can TH ASIZER - Brand now m boa AIR HAVEN - FREE KITTENS POP) HOMEOWNERS •adkio doora. 615 Do Aakmg »770 Caa S3S-3607 aflar haavy duty. IK van ic 3.S World book anevdooadua OM Wa SS> oflar 11 •* H Bova radto/raoord pkayar. (12 ampa. SSO. CaS 747-4MS houaa. OMhtng: 2ffi 4C« 4 Bffr ABOVE THE RSST • p.m. 3L.* Bfua CM 7a7-OSM. MOHJLOCARU tomp/6 boarda. MS 2 _ atoo ndmg ctotnoa OM braak- 101 Apactntansa lan >m lampa. 110 aa Much KEMUOM WASHER 4 DRYER Iront. pplnat daak 4 era*, book. PMI TO GOOD HOME - Poo- •Wi paybacm Wa - Harwjot goM Oood oonowon :. 6am-2pm. No A-1 ABERDEEN TO RID SANK •oho your ial proe*om • 176 (2J S- baua. I an. 1 64 Churcaiureh SBIl SalSal. Jun. a 15 caoMal 4 much mora. 4713743 Fatnnlnwii. 1 badroom. SMOa you work. I am a PM Havan COCKTAIL TABLE - MaKBIng boya. MO aacn Caa 444-S843 57 Flohawk Or.. IIUdlMaaii Koypart 4 rooma.. SSOT/a rnoStor who can do aa of tha and tabtoa 140 a> Tabu tomp OARAOE SALE - Sal Juna 16. at oval Ivi yaara oapattojiua ki COLONIAL RAILROAO TIES - Haw Juna 15 4 14. tat I Sun.. 4-3 PraahcM. S rooma. SaOCra cana anada 00 Caa anar • p.m KITCHEN SET - Tana. 34x10 21 Danort, Drtva (oft Toasoodhonw chad oara wtai TERRIFIC rator- PMAMCIAL ACCEPTANCE. INC mmoaa 4>4-4. M 40 Praaa- MANY OTHERS AVAHASLEI 4424240 and 4 cnaka. (160. Atoo coftoa S Uncrofl Rd). Progo OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Maohkv CaaM244ii anoaal Caa 442-4607 TOLL-FREE uri (mill. SaSaS. »7S0 7«7«4. CALL ABOUT YOUR NfEOSI and mm. Caa 4SS-S217 baby coach, atroaar, crib 4 mac ary. tooto. S atoobnnlri onh Sat COLOR TV RCA MSS. OH i II 1-SSO-Sa-STOT PMI - AKC Cuba man Pup- HOME RENTALS. Bkr MB- 12M •00-3234858. Ext R88 only. 10-4 1215 AMtra Ava. •* ALTBWTJONS - 2S'. •mofflhaoM i35O KITCHEN CASrNETS - Uppor ptoa (1) 2 yr old btuo 4 14 mo 13' Countor Ma IS" RCA XL 100 Mock aaal of Raa 36. eat.aar. Caa 7B7-179S CONSOLE COLOR TV. SSOO SunaotsOaal FREEHOLD amk. a»va. and O E d> and availing but \hm kschan ahoto. Atoo IS mo oM RM Condo Klda Air 4400 • COLORrC WALL OVEN - Cop- Caa S3O-M34 or 727-4400 Caa IM MSI amk. Frl 6 Sal Jura 14 4 IS. RED BANK — Sat. Juna 16. S-6 Dobarritoii. nautarod. naada 4 rooma. ht pd 4400-a par ootor Oood condMon. S12> 30-4 42 Eaat End Ava. KITCHEN SET — Butchar btoek REDECORATIN0 — Al nama In Air condMUnor. Mcyctoa good homo. Atoo iv» yr oM rod Gardan. KMa/pata. 44OOi Baga. Cat SM-ST41 Yaara aep. Caa 67I-S430 ^^••sjpsjtory |off* SycvtrvosTt Avi.} tomato AKC Itaaii 71 Marchandlsa round labto wan 1 toaf 4 4 —tm oondtour, (1) I42tra rumhura. OM trunkt. Manual. 5 fooma. kida/pwa (440 ary. gaaa doora 4250 (1| AT-HOME iimm SERVICE for Sal* COMPUTER — Comodora 64. Ira In good OM botSaa. Uto mora 22S Spring Grayhounda. 3 yr CM It mall 4 1 JUST RENTALS BkrlSS-1545 HOHtauoom 7I-7SS7 otara rlGiii. gtoaa door Matonan) IS Owjrtoa Ln lorl yr ok) tomato Froato rtgrH hom o Eaakatai ONU, pal t hauaaoara 1 YEAR OLD OE OAS DRYER «c M 1 Itomrtvand organ wan Lloyd Rd I Juna 16. 6-1 Praaaar Mual go toaiSlar. Mara Mtor- Almond ooaor. S2O0 r•aca LAROE ORAPEVINE BASKET 42500 o mason0M477-1M7 aflar S p m CM 672- IMS Mar 7pm UO-1O01 'TV MM arm. 11) Brown avlng room PaM(230. aaungtM on group 1150 (1) aoto Baa. 2 B3W 2 HUES - 22-_ 10 apaad.J«oav ctoSant- No aarly cmn COMPUTER — Alan 600 XL CM 747-4614 1 dan ohan MM Mac nama PMI TO OCOO HOME - 1 yr KEANSSUR0 - By ownar •aWi OOt^On^o^ PC^a^lrta^ 4 Mini cond Ccmpnia«l»icaaaal- OARAGE SALE — SVtok-a- oM apayad oat Moaay aMta. La- IAROE OH. PAINTIHO glni MI. cm. rsatnar. anana. IIPSIIKIIIH 2 bodroom. SOalOO BACK-UPS STiaaati. CalS7i-S4SS ta drtva S many tofhava pro- brack, ooproaaton ara dkang ale. Pri. 4 Sal 4-14, 11. tor trafnad. CM 1SS-1173 oi oantral a*, gaa lam Walk to grama UOO firm Caa 466-2303 •IK) REFRIGERATOR — Brown. If houttmork haa you In t (21 - 220 Oalon fuanamn FREE oom aat 4 much mora Thura I • 10-1230 10 NY but atop, atoraa. 4 baacn aflar 2 Caa' " Maoar. 20 «, ft 6225 Caa bind, don't »ay 'Uncle!' II you Mat aa) Cal S42-2S44 10-2 al M Chorry Traa Farm RdlOff Scvamoral I7S.000 CM 212-411-7514 col- 8ay BACK-UPS! COUCH — r. balga «aji rual • LAWN TRACTOR - Saara 2S~ cul rillialllll conoWon «17S TOR -• aa Caa 671-6BO6 Quality cleaning savvies. Aakmg 1100 Osj«awaas> Pkdkjn^^i OOad Raasonabta pricas. Caa 4B4-24M LAWN TRACTOR - I, IS 1 cu H Eac cond . oSan. HSZMM. Hofmdax. COUCH — Moving muM Ml Forsuaon 12 HP 42" cut E-cat- Caa 747-7721 Matawan a. Mlddtatown Itoutral a»Hn or Ian 4 brown tont oandNUn (TOO CM REFRIGERATOR — Good coral., »70 Caa aflat • STISTM boaamliian 20cu fl Autumn .Call 871-4513. pnTr747.1SJJ gold. Oood anndPauii (too CM LENOX - Brook doll, cofkaa pot. 7S7174O afar S aurTAW aa pot. round planar Portoci Business Directory nnnraann. (ISO. CaS 747-2476 caa Kaay ; art's Morvaat tobto. ra43' k DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES 4400 CaS 471-6464 CERTIFIED SPECIAL 10 - 5 HOMES WANTED UVaUP, ROOM SET - 2 plaoa. 2 bumpan S1W Baby owing 120 and tobtoa 4 t coltaa aba. RESTAURAMT EOUPMENT - gradara M tha Lnwa SBvar. Rad t 2 «Rchan cnara SSO Smaa omoo 6 chair Oartond range. 4 bumara. lank. PJumaon. PoV Havan araa. aaaa STS. Unahom Saavar Jack- M->M- gna. broaar. 3 ova tor aummar CM T47-4SM anar al amaa S12S Frtoartcti S00O MOO. SBCTSM botora • pm Spm. STU a/c S400 Cal S7I-SU1 S UV»M ROOM Sol - 7 pc . with ROE ON LAWNMOWU IXPEPBENCED CHEP 4 yra ampa. cuahtoiia AamnotlOOor OARK PINE Cotoraal baacona boat ortor Caa 444-3O76 banch 4 rocking cha*. S2S0 tor LIVINO ROOM COUCH - tr val- CM 3:20. box Cal aflar 6 vat Pka 2 aaa of oouara- vary OESK-ASooMa pood condBJon Aakmg II9O EXPSJVENCEO - Ironing 4Nrto Coa wrouoht ban kjrratura. I4S0 C4- AM CONDITIONER - Saarm ill aa ai a. long top wan 6 mora ItoaJaaka, 1*0 Anaqua chalra. 116V. 10000STU.Salt Uaad 1 24- MAONAVOX - Wood caot- mdudkig rypawrnar 4 faa draw- •100 aa Comar mmfim hul Caa arMr 7 p m or naL S7S. flood condajon (3) h*- — O»ar a* 17* rudjfw. S26O ii'a sag aacn C B HomaS aar » I1M 442-4104 or 442-4722 Aflar 7 p m 2S1-SS43 aa Mm minima Had . JBT COMPACTOR - - n.ooo ana. «T/W. Caa H0-H12 OESKS PtLES - TaMaa. chalra. •42-0441 Wona aaa. AaMM S76 Saara AM coo MO Ca» HAVTNO A PARTY? dryor AOMng SSS. OM TS7-1SSS aTU. 220 <*0-*21l 1S4Sairu 1470 McCaaa. w aal up. larva, utosh up Can AMCONWTIONeR-aOOOBTU "O*^tM aV QsVlSam CS .OUTLET. 170S Rt Homa. Homo Crafarnan Caa _ Pliant 23.000 BTU SIM 36. Oakhural SS1-2SS0 241-4131 aaJoftOM Oaa dryar 4100 Caa 241 • 1727 HOME HEALTH CAM — Nur-aa MARCY MONSTER - Banch 4 SEVntaMACr Akto SilOS/hr wa haap wflh 1 AM CONOCTIOMERS _ 1 Fad- wa» watahto For Mor- dort 17.500 STU. 220 VOK. 6100. caa442-Mil •IM. CM 741-2441 1 Whirlpool 12.000 BTU 110 vM. an S400 261-3431 •100.1 0 E 12.000 STU. 110 vM McCLAREN TWIN STROLLER MOVtNO-MUST SELL - Dnng •260 Al M aac working oon. Oood conataon SSO at LMng room aat I dtoon 1 Cranaman poaar lawn Cai 631-44SS. PSOI lab*, walana • aSMPUCfTV 4211 RkDER mowar. 3 yra. OM S12S. 1 .. «udam MINOLTA X7S0 - ComplaW alSI MOWER - BouoM tool yoar tor •47-PO77 MO1. 2SOPX aaah. alk U212 liaoo. aaklng iiMS. Ltosd 3 I pax aMla ana Jiaan Tnpod. cam • iiimiiaaaJm ONWO ROOM SET - Aa tllllll M00 *rm -72-1*22 MWOLTA 13Smm LENS - - 4200 Waanar/dryar UOO Liv- AM CONDITIONER - 16.000 ing room aat tola bad, chair arva. 1200 or baat oflar Aa » •aa. akm S100. Caa anar s p.m pMMBlMnfcy. fd ST1-4SH. MSNQ ROOM - Charry round aw s a. > cash . AIR CONDITIONER . 4 chart. >16O wsrn i Kisicius — ra, 14.000 STU Baal « hjrnaura S aqiapmanl C ar Can M0-14t7 kaaan 4-4 741.2100 LJOHT 0—Ha ROOM SET - Hanaajo MOVMO-MIST BELLI - OtrTa Voryro doara. s Abium doora. 60* day BJ. Pro. Esc- cond Aakmg aat pkaopan ooum Daavary 1-600-4aH707 • 1600 or aVO Day, •42-SSOO. bOO*aVCajka"a>. CfvfOfllS) •% QBBMWJBB) ffajT* NOD A UOTHCM MbXFfH? — ANTIQUE TOOL CHEST - Pod avaa • akMa. 22S-1SS1 " ~ ~ 'SjaBBBB k\ 4SBTV4 tSBBBKaBBBBBa I am • mafc nd UvMI I. •* hp pump wnh • rug aat CM aaonaaHa OUaWO ROOM SET — Smoka Piar. Pool toungoa. Mat catena. gtoaa S Chroma. 4 Chan MOO kWlM Qtoaa a chroma rriandaltii AM ir. MOVam MUST SOJ. - 1 H04- aac cond. S10S. 471.7464 poMt ianga«ok» 17 cub* aaal. 1 « •p. S171 Cal twj DOUSUSEOROOMSt-TS-131 •200. «100 4 6100 OrtowMbad iiH ooah. Braoa araptoea tooto TUTOMNO - Ana*- 4 arga aJWaia. »7S; P aa aaa atorao 4 oabavjt. ITSi " apnrajSii SM Va I471J

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C« 718-M7-7345 Mara. 24-gai gaa tank *aaH"« Can 741.7702 aflar 6 24M-22M 690-81M barm, I bath homo. Sauna, tpto . w™ia nooraMH, Mmn 1671 DART — Stem *. claan Aa MS-tli*. daak, fully aqulppad Summar BUICK REGAL 1MJ - N.000 la «700 or boat offar 1876 ISTHNTLBOOUT a»ona 4 Alplno Skda naar by KEANMURO — Shan 20>M Exc oond aVaoo 871-: HONOA SHADOW 700 1 **4 - PONTIAC — im Grand r • oooklng ga Mo. MM Muat bo raflnianad Idaal for a Exc oond . tow mmagi (2200 mMa. Mini oondwon. Aaklng Granada V*. Baat offar CM (400/wk 842-27*4 alar 7 (MOO CM aftar 0 90 707-7M* 872-1*94 LaMana wagon. I oyl.. am/fm •t Apl 1|. 1« bright work Mual aaa 10 ap CM aftor ( p.m.. atarao. a/c, goo* Iranaponatton Can aflar a. data. Naada a ntaa work. 7(7-70*9 BUICK 1(77 LESABRE CUSTOM DATSUN 2O0SX-1SS2.2S.0OO JEEP 1872 CM *42-7473. 106 Furnlohad 787-1 Baatoff. •»• Hl0n rnHa#, bot ajioalA#ni oon* mllaa. ( apd.. a/a, am/tm alarao 1. Whaal Drtva MM KIANHUMI - t Dadroom apt offor CM 787-4M4 HONDA 1M1 - MO Cuotom M- PONTIAC FUWBIRD 1M4 - All idlb. mokjdod MOO/mo CM KEAHMHJRO — *haH 2O»*8 dltton. Mual ba aaan. Aakhng 11111111.11 pkg (M00 or baat MIIT-OM 28' CHRI* CRAFT EXFRSII War Many axtraa Onfy 3.000 (2200 CM 6*0-02*0 Oflar CM 787-O4M P»/PS. A/C. AM/FM alarao •M-31M or Til Ml GUI — Room In prtvata Mual ba rafmahad Idaal for a CRUISER - 1*77. hartttop. ml. Aaklng (1.6M CM JEEP WAGON LTD — ChocUto mum 6 apd.. • oyt.. btaok/w homo. UgM knonan prMMdgaa larga famHy Buamaaa amuaa- atandup haad. Maapa 4. dlnatta. 2*4-49*4. ail tor sill CADILLAC ELDORADO - 18** OATSUN — INI 210 SL. • apd. brown, wood grain aid** • back, tan mwrtor 17.000 ml. Mual aM KEANSBURG 1 mo. aoourny taoo/mo mant tona Ca> aflar 8. galkry. tun aktctronlc. I/B. Many Trlplo blaok ExoaMnt for raalo- a/c, aun-roof, louvara, am/fm uadod. tow maaaiga. (7(00. CM ttila waak Aaklng NHM 787-0*2* axtraa. Mini cond. (11.500 Call KAWASAKI MO Cad 1M2 raaon or parta. Won't inn. (800 C.M.na 61,000 ml , 33 mpg. •72-1061 871-6*13 5 room n ||Mm IXtt, 22* IIM Good oond. 9.000 ml lor quick aaM (71-764*. MMdla- claan. 43860 ABERDEEN TO RIO BANK LINCROFT - Unlqua 4 M2* CM 4M-41M KITSON CHEVROLET CO. PONTIAC FIERO 1M4 — MM. 2 Motoon OOMao. *4OO badroom. 2'4 bath Colonial apm 957- 9498 6 roomo. klda/pata $400 Rooma » atudtoa from 840 a wh 2 JOHNSON C-HORSE am/tm. aun roof, low nilaxana HOME RENTAL*. Bkr 3M-12M on >* aora. Maatar bath ha. haan MOTORS - 5 HP 4 3V» HP. (2*0 KZ1000 — 4 to 1 haadar Cuatom CAOILLAC 1*70 DATSUN STATION WAGON axtra warranty 8*500 firm Can 1 room.. kkK. carp Mad (400 . afiapad (aouBI. family room with oarba. muofl mora (1400 Can 2 door hardtop (800 1(71 — Naad. worn. Good for DEAL ARIA — Ntoafy lurmanad 4 (200 Can attar 8 pm LASRIOLA MOTORS MT-OM*. JU»T RENTALS Bkr M*-ISU atona flraplaca. naw knohan. 787-077* 590-6219 CM 2*1-O*»4 rooma. Saparaai arrtaraikia. dack. oantrat air. gaa haal. Qutat (200 Can92*4- pftnoa no. Roo Bonk PONTIAC LEMANMANS 1*72 4 room oonaga. ban» uooi Kllchan prtvaadaaa. Saml-prl- atraat naar 3SP (172.800 by ALUMINUM BOAT — 14HV CADILLAC - 19*4 2-door con 74M499 Aaklng (MMO Qood Ml. 1 badrooma (900. vak. batti. CM 531 1883 ownar. 741-IB75 Saara with 7H ho. Chryawr an- vanibla. 2-yr -ok) top, angina 4 1M1 DATSUN 910 OX — • *pd.. CM747-MS4 3 Dadrooma. MM paid. (300 van. good I00H Raatorabla a/ , /f . aa dadf g LIKE NEW — 18*4 LTD Maaon FURNISHED ROOM — Nor, Jn. 4 all accaaaorlaa Aaklng wagon. M200 P/S. p/a. HOME KENT ALL Mr 3M-1234 MIDOLETOWN 1200 741785a afar S p m. SUZUKI ENGINE 1982 •4.000 mlMa Muat aM or Irada 68,000 mnaa. (2700 or baal o PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1S77 - wnokar Enoatlani (ooatton Call RAISING A FAMILY? Baal oftar 747-1*24 Call 291-2078 AM/FM, A/C. naad lo aaa Call WM malnlalnad. PS/PS/PW. KEYPORT — Largo 1 badroom p.m. Than do It In thl. 3 badroom AMF SUNFI8H — Sailboat with WOO or Bast Oftar 642-6707 A/C. am/fm. I apaad. wir. apt Nowty lanunaajd. t4«0/mo CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 117* OATSUN — MK Runa wan whaala Sltvar Sharp SMO0 FURNISHED BEDROOM Ranch. Loeatod in a Park-Ilka R/w/B aau 4 adluatabk. tin Call 741-013B aftar Spm. LINCOLN - IMS Town oar 4 NO POO. Avoll. Immod (00. 4 aarftng. Thla homa boaata a ttallor Both In axoawonl con- BROUGHAM 19*6 - 2 door All 92 mpg. M00 Can 2*4-*9*9 CM 747-612* For ram by tha waak SUZUKI 1(7* OS 41* E - Good bafwaan *-• p.m. door. Mini condition FuHy rah. Call 2*4-0710 aftor 5 fanoad roar yard, partacl for chll- drllon Trattar coma, with navar •xiraa 7,000 mllaa. Call loadad Muat aaa MSS0. Cai Can 2*4-7107 uaad aoara lira M28 Call oond Boat offar ovar (400 Can •42-7007 PONTIAC 1*7* F1RIBIRED LONO BRANCH dron. FamMy room has a wood 7(7-47(1 aflar 6 p m •71-6*64 ESPRIT — Sltvar. 2 dr.. PS/PB. 1 ffadroom. MM paw (300 • KEANSBURO burning alova with alldlrtg glaM 842-5*24 CADILLAC ELDORADO — 1*77 Room tor rant. PMaaa door. Coma aaa in (10*,*uO SUZUKI OS 8*0 - Exoattan! Llnoom-Maroury Mffcur Conaoa. 4 room.. SWa BOAT FOR SALE - Navar uaad 2 door. (1000 Call 7(7-8037 Baat offor ovar SM00 CM Mooarato. I room (400-. 787-8M*. 787-2547, CENTURY 21 (INBINDER condition (2000 Call Tad at arryoma DATSUN 200SX 1M2 — 6 .pd . STRAUS LINCOLN-MERCURY 787-7247 84 Rankan 20'. oaMn or. Volvo Highway M. Kaypon. Ml MOO 7M- 1(74 aftor «pm. HOME RENTALS. Mir. 3**-1214 REALTORS I/O. 12* h.p. Many ipaclal taa- 486-9772 PS/PB/PW. A/C. am/fm. aun 201- 871 MOO Opan all a pm CADILLIAC COUPE DE VILLE — roof SL Pkg 34.000 ml (6000 1M2 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE — OCEAN (MOVE - Vaar round 1 tura* Muat aaa. Call 442-2102 SUZUKI 460 GL 1M2 1878 Qood condition. Naw paint. LINCOLN TOWNS 1977 — 4 dr.. Call Jafl 747*520 •0.000 ml. Naw roof, naada arouaham. P/S, P/B. A/c. block to boach. cabk» TV. room *-6 p.m. Mon-Frl. 2.960 mllaa (1200 or boat oftar Aaklng 82796 CM 7(7-4(fe AM/FM, aloe, raar dafoggar rafrtgarator. Shara kflehan. ownad/Oparalorad Call M7-O764 WIruiahlaW O000 Call LUXURY 3ARDEN APT8 — 1 1*M CMRIS CRAFT - 28' cabin DATSUN PULSAR NX IMS — vinyl top. Gd oond. 871-7*6* bodroom. Baautmjl lanrtaranlnn waahar/dryar. Saourlty 4 rala. MIDDLETOWN - Oak HID 4 CADILLAC COUPE DaVILLE Black ..I I ipaad. SM00 or 7SS-SS47 8200 4 up. CaK 778-8741 crulaar Sla.p. 5 Haa akova. 1M1 YAMAHA 860 SPECIAL - 1*7* — Lt. yallow; fully loadad. PONTIAC FIREBIRD FORMULA Pool. 1 ml. from aSP Can badroom ranch. 3 full bath.. 2 alnk, tafilgaialor, bathroom, naw Eaoalloni condition Many axtraa. boat oflar Muat aM. CM LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS half Dam., dan with flraplaoa. crulaa A-1 oond. Spoko whaata. — PRICED RIGHT RASSAS 187B — Whna with burgundy Int. 2*4-1*46 »-a. MF RED BANK — Convamani Broad angina 4 many axtraa. Aaklng (17(0 or boat offor CM tilt whaal. hitch. Muat aaa to ap- valour. 44.000 ml PS/PB/PW. 81 looaoon Malura paraon. mirrorad glaaa. aBdlng door. 89*00 or baat oftar. Cat 741-MW. aak tor Lou. PONTIAC. 9M BROAD ST.. RED MATAWAN — Ibadroom apl. Full vlaw of In-ground haatad praclalal Aaklng (7000 caah. OATSUN SOO SX 1M1 — 6- SANK 741-6160 am/mv (9(00. 871-9008 aftor 6. 4418 par mo.. 1V* mo. aoourflv. 741.1495 or '47-8*8! 5M-M1I aflar 8 30 p.m Inagonab4«) Call 731 III*. apaad. PS/PS/PW. A/C. am/tm. pool wftfi alloo and dfvlng board, PONTIAC CATILINA 1678 — NO patt can »*a o*sa ••> a TOM* RIVIR-kjmHhad room, fanoad yard, baaaiant. oom- 26 HUNTER — 1874 16 261 Mopada naw tlraa. ExoMant condition MAVERICK 1*71 — 6 cyi. Runa. CAMARO 18*0 - V-6 Auto. A/C. BOM oflar CaH Bob 741-8761 79,000 mMa Good condition kltcnan 4 bath pnvHgaa. 1 mo pkHa with 28' wat bar. 2nd dan Evinruda akactne. 4 MIL. akaapa PS/PS, rally whaala. AM/FM but naada work. (176 or boat offor Call 69O-M13 SW0 or baat offer CM aftor 3 MATAWAN - 1 oodroom oondo aacuflty, (MO mo.. 244-4710 with doubM awad flraplaca 4 5, loadad. bnakol oondinon Prlca caaaana Vary claan. 90.000 ml 1976 DATSUN 710 - 2 door, 4 p.m M2-4OS7. Naar parkway Pool, lonnia, gym. play araa. aacond kllchan. offlca- (10.800 671-5211 Call 842-M13 (6200 or boil offar 671*030 apd.. good condition. Runa wall. 108 Commercial room. gym or playroom Walk to AM/FM i.inn. (700 or boat PONTIAC SUNBIRO — 1*7*. 4 off-otraat parting, aomo utlMMt. school. 5 mm to tram or Q.S.P GALAXY 1*7*- BowrMMr. If. PINTO 1*7* Runa good. Naad. braka work no POM MaO 871-7550 CAMARO 228 167* — Rad wtth oflar CM 741-2971. • 150 Call Tharaaa 486-0696 apd.. am/fm, aun root, axoaBanl Rantals A mutt to aaa. Principal, only 120 Volvo. I/O. gatvanlMd IraMar kml condition 6276 black intanor. 9(0 4-apaad. condition (750 Call 2*4-94*1 MATAWAN — Lovaty 1 badroom AMAZINO — Rad Bank, prlma CM ownar for appointment Vary good oond (4*00 PS/PB. am/tm ca..alto. Aaklng DODGE ASPEN WAGON 1*77 - 1878 MAZDA - 5 apd . 6 dr oondo. Uppor floor Cloao M location, on-ana parking 2600 871-8254 2*i-*74i aftar« p.m PUCK MAW-SPORT II (6400 CaH 642-1106 6 cyi . automatic. PS/PB. MOO. hatchback Rabullt 4 oyl.. 1272 1(76 PORSCHE 914 — Yallow Pkwy CaMa TV Pool, lannla. •q ft opan araaa Including ol 19' ORADY WHITE — 1975 Bow Exc. oond.. onfy 860 ml Can 495 49M altar 12 noon 00 MM CaH 747-4247 D*aCk Intarto Comp4at# MIDOLETOWN — Magnlfletom CAMARO - 1969 3 door. 6 cyi . wnn •nram nraa. rcnauna rootng wakjht room. MW/mo. * ivt noaa. (1400/mo » uairaaa RMar 140 hp I/O, an canvaaaaa. Baal offar Call 842-6246 •Hex 89*6 Call 787-53*8 or DODGE OMNI 1976 - 4 oyl, 4- moa. aac Can 27ft-668* 671-0*92. larga Wmiamaburg 18 yaar old MERCEDES SE4M 1974 — whaala. car covar, Poracna bra. dapth flndar. axe oond 8714146 apaad. Factory wood grain alda. WMto with navy Intanor. 4-apd. Colonial 4 badrooma. 2'-* batha. (9700/bo RoaWanoa 2*1-5381 YAMAHA CHAPPY — 1982 attoapakln aaat covar* 4 many MIDOLETOWN 2 car garaga. flraplaca. gaa BBO aubarb condition vary fatt, * roof rack Saauttlul cond No atksk ofilft Qraal buy. 4*000 CM axtraa Aaklng (4*00. Call BRAND NEW Boal yard 2*1-1441 or 291-2*50 CAMARO ZM ISM — Fully danta or ruM. Runa wall, naw JUST REDUCED grid SuHI-ln awtmming pool 2 halmai Indudad Mu.t ba aaan 4 loadad. maroon with tan Intartor. 466-2426 64*-4248 front antranoaa Houaa originally IMP '77. 29 ft. cuddy. 2M omc. Mot drivan (460 or boat offar ciutcn Saortfloa (1000. CM KNOLLWOOD waaSMOnowUOO T-roof. MOO ml. (14.000 CaH MI-IMS MERCEDES 4(0 SI 19*0 - RED BANK MOTORS INC RED BANK. Broad Si Appro bun at largt modal homa in 8* 000. Mon-Frl 201-4M-IO9* 747-42*6 day 9-4 p m 431 9300. ova. •-• Whrta. apoaara. PlrrMla crulaa. Harttag. HIM davaloomanl Ex. or 929-082* waakand. 131 Nawman Spring*. Rad Bank GARDENS 400 aq It plua utra Can p.m. 493-266* DODOE ASPEN — 1SS0. 4 door. AM, aun root, alarm, cuatom Dodga-AMC Jaap Ranaufl Exoualv. 1 4 2 bodroom apt. callani cond liae.ooo Muat 200 Trucks A S cyi. auto. A/C, p/s. p/b. naw ~at covar.. 48.000 ml (20.000 741-1443 day* 871-4141 avaa 4 aaa. Prlndpala only Call Warran JOHNSON OUTBOARD - 60 CAMARO LT - 1977 20.000 747-0040 mdMdual gaa host 4 oantral air HP akM>. atari, ramota control. Trallara tlraa 12760 or baat offar CM CM 370-1114. Exc. (ooauon Juat off Rt. 98 on a»9M* mlla. on rabullt angina Vary 671-1266 RENAULT FUEQO 1SSI — 811- King* Hwy Eaat. (Walking dla- COURT* OF RED BANK axe oond MOO Call *427545 CHEVY Q.10 10(0 — Long bod amooth. claan ear. A/C. P/w. MERCURY COUGAR XR7 1M1 var. 98.000 ml. Turbo, aun-roof. lartoa to Foodtown Shopping LUXURIOUS — Offloa auna fully MIOOLETOWN - Looking to buy waakanda only. Van, 8 cyi. auto. Sot up for P/S. P/amanna, aun roof, tili- 1986 DODOE CHARGER - 90.000 ml. axe. oond. Baat offar. Walhar Intortor. (*260 Muat aM Cantarl From (666 Dally 1-4. furnlahad AvaHabla on par dlam or tail your homo? Lai ua halp carpantar or alactrician Raady whaal, Kanwood Sound Syatam. Black Vary aporfy P/S, P/B. CM 7M-S7M. you! CENTURY 21 ~ ia JOHNSON TP.I-HULL - 100 mm waok and. M7-0M*. Sal 11-3 No pan. baaaa AH amanltla. Indudad hp outboard, trallar. convarilbla to work (4700 Cafl 2*4-1769 now dual axhauat. paint Excal- A/C. raar window dafoggar. roar •71-0021 For Information call 590-7300. •HOT., 871-3500 lanl condition inalda 4 out Nood apoaar. In axoaUom condition MERCEDES BEHZ 290 SL - RITTENHOUM top. naw axtra Ig ga. tank. CHEVY CM 1* llrfjai COnvarTIDtai £ tOQm, •Vnllal carpal. (9100 6*9-910* aflar 5 — Dual monay for Cottoga (4900 or b/o 14,000. Aaklng (7900 Call LINCOLN-MERCURY INC MIDOLETOWN - Shady Oak. 2 MONMOUTH COUNTY - CaH wham utiny body, graat anapa 747-9724 "™^" 7(7-4*29 with rod UltarUr. 4 ap*M. aac. SOO Rt II Ooaan Twp 776-1600 badroom. bath, air, pool, lonnia. LITTLE SILVER - LOCATION. tor our oompHmonlary brochuro LASER — Sailboat 1 raguiar ling (2000 Call 738-2*68 oond.. (12.600 or baat offor Can dub houaa 52* M76/mo plua LOCATION Prim, offloa and of axclualva Hating. CAMARO — 1977 * cyi auto, DODOE ASPEN 197* - Good 741.2*82 SAAB - ISM OLE SM — aall Naw rainbow aall Board 6 1*74 CHEVY CIO PICKUP - uHMaa 462-M13 or 532-3902 • ipaoo. ConalMng ol FOUR SEASONS REALTORS ^>ar bag* All blua llnaa-balga a/c. p/a. p/b. am/fm radio, good condition Naw tlraa and brakaa Sunroof, naw auto Irana. naw and 4M fl ol waro- RUMSON 530-8*00 10.000 mllaa on naw motor MOO lira*. (2760 or boat oftar Call Manual roll top roof CM MERCURY LYNX ISM brakaa Blaupunkl AM/FM • i MONTH SUBLET-1 badroom hull ExcaJlant condition 11100 firm CaH 634-1220 4 dr.. PS/PB. A/C. alfvar. 47.000 _ Avail Jury 1. 1* MIDOLETOWN 671-8200 or baal offar Call 747-9724 671-O090 •71-6963 (4*00 CaH 671-5944 aftor 6. ocaantrom apt. Fumlahad. Prl- Can »•*, 741-1222 HOLMDEL 646-3700 ml. (9M0 CM 741 2321 valabaach AvaHabMaVI 10 8/30 CHEVROLET PICK-UP 18*0 — CAMARO - 1(76 Good con- DODGE COLT 19*9 - Vary SAAB 1*71 M LE — 4 door. 4 MAKO 21 CEH?«R CONSOLE C-20 PS/PB. V-6 angina. 33.000 MERCURY LYNX — INI Auto. WSO CaH 870-1107 or 747-3113 MIDDLETOWN.Sh.ra na» Rt 34 OAK RIOOE REALTY 1*77 — With 140 hp Johnaon dition 906 angina, air. p/a. p/b. good oond.. AM/FM atoroo ap**d, am/fm. crulaa (2800 olno# Mrtth otnif pfof. AH ooovtj- Adun Communltlaa ml. naw cap. 8' bad. (48*0. CM Kanwood Maroo (1760 CAII caaaatla. graal mpg. Aaklng a/c. 12*00 or baat oflar. CM Can aftor 6 7*0-1020 RED BANK — Luxury hlgn-rlaa 2 Nawfy rabullt angina with powar 2*4-226* manoao. Qood parking. Day. 341-*0*0 trim. 18*4 oalvanuad tandam 946-9*26 •9300 Can Joa 747 6004 291 8064 badroom.. 2 batha: Alao 1 589-8845. avaa-wkndaa7l-20.0 SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC badroom Can b.fwaan 11 OCEANPORT — Lovaty '/» acra wnaal tr.llar with »tQ% br.kaa 1978 CHEVY C-10 — Runa •77 CAMARO - V*. 306. auto, DODGE WORK VAN 19*9-1 MERCURY CAPRI - ISM Sun Nawman Spring* Rd.. Rad Bank noon-1 p.m. 4 8-7 p.m . OFFICE (FACE FOR RENT - Prtvala fancad-ln yard 3 largo Exc cond 110,500 Call •trong Body ru.l With tool box p/a, p/b, a/c, am/fm alaiau, ( ownar. aoma ru.1. rabullt angina, room, auto Iran., a/c. pramlum 74(3*10 671-0473 or 671-5*68 (450 Call 229-2552 •ound oyatam. 40,000 ml., mint Long Branch. Can • AM PM. badrooma. 1 full caramlc ma 4 '4 traok. raar dofroat. 76.600 ml naw dutch (600 or baal oflar SEVILLE 1M2 — Black wtth gray bath Contra! air. hardwood (2000 or b/o Aftar 6 p.m. 291 9613 condition (4000 8423725 RED BANK - S roomo, oom- 1873 ir STURY - Cabin DATSUN PICK-UP 197* - Wathar. aun roof. CB. OH option* noora. anachad 2 car garaga. crulaar Tandam trallar. 196 h.p 57.000 mllaa (600 or boot offor 233-33M MERCEDES — Modal 290. 1974 OFFICE SPACE - Modorn build- larga living toom family 4 dining FIAT 128 CUSTOM 197> - Run. Naw Mlehatm *ra*. Aafclng appllonoaa 4 oarpaong. Ing WaH-malmalnod. oonvonlanl Marc outboard, powar mi. oxc Call 727.52BV CARS UNDER (2.000 iraal. toon, graal. Blua, naw angina 4 brakM. (13.600. CM 5*9-1222 rooma Solid oak country cond GaHay haad. atalnlaaa Outatandlng condition 44*00 or auppflad Convamandy parking. 1M 4 2nd IMor IPK. kltchon. full baaamant. andaraan DODOE 1(72 - Powar Wagon. 29-0*38 aflar 8 p.m avaa. LaoMad on Rla 39. Farm- alaal anchor 4 imoa. powar KINQSLEY AUTO SALES b/o CM M2-441* T-SIRD IBM CLASSIC lo Irana No pata aac window., aluminum Morrna 4 V*. 4 apd.. 7vt P/AngM ptow In laatjiaami MM t8S0/rm) 5911127 or 530-8 IngdaM Cloaa 10 Pkwy. Rla. 94 4 winch Ovor 11500 axtraa Muat 767-7687 FIAT 197« acraana. alarm ayaiam aall dua to illnaaa Sacrrhca Cap Call aftar 7 p m 741-5196 Vary good oond. runxia graal. 30 MERCEDES 9*0 SEL 1M2 - Im- Can 871-1462 avaa Rla. 18. Raaaon.bu mm Can (143.000 Can 22O-2U2 Prm- CHALLENGER 1B73 — 400 maculato, LapM blua mataHlc. RED BANK - 2 badroom apl. 00 Call 544 8941 or DODGE — 1*73 Maxl-van Slant auto. poaoa raar. body lair. in. mpg.. Aaklng (•(XT CM anynma*M-2ll1 or »9a-*555 capla omy 4*5 2012 gray laalhar inlorlor Blauplunki TOM'S FORD 8 Good work vahlda. 1*00 or tarlor axe (1000 firm. AIM, 1(74 2*4-1402 AM/FM atarao Pnoad to aall 200 Hwy 96 Kaypon watar indudad, 1 mo. aacurtty. RIO BANK — Convamani lo- baat oftar call 281-1814 aftar 6 O'DAY 12 — Fll Roadrunnar. body 4 inlorlor In 1983 FIREBIRD - T-lop AM/FM 2*4-1*00 nopm. Can 741-6*72 cation 2. 3, * 4 room offloa ault- 132 CondosaV p.m. good cond Many pana to go with aa an*. M par aq ft incl A/C. 1 aall. row lock., motor mourn. caaaowa. a/c. aky blua wfth blua oar MUM aall (900 Call Intanor. MOOO or baat oftar CaH 16*2 MERCEDES 380 S L - TOYOTA SUPRA 1M0 — Mini MO BANK - 2 badroom apt haal. parking 747-1100 Townhou*** trauar. AMMg (ago. CM I879 DODGE VAN — 200. 316 oond Inalda * out Loadad. M Oraal Rryaratda Ava Infill in -8147 BSS-S7M .flar 3 p m 495-3042. aak for MKhaal 31.000 moaa, antracrta gray, oy»- 111 A BADGE OF DISTINCTION angina, p/a. p/b. auto, carpatad MK HMthar Intartor, alarm ayaiam. Living room, dining room, aal-'n SMALL OFFICE — In pnma of- from wfth window, captain, Shadow Laka Vlllaga RaaakM OUTBOARD MOTORS — 96 h p CHEVY MONZA 1*71 - 4 FIX-EM-UPS •xc cond. Aflar 4:90, (74-12*2 41,000 tmSMOO. CM 2*4-2776 kltofxtn. M75/mo » uHlttaa No WALKER 4 WALKER. Raallor. chair., am/fm atarao cai.atla. cyimdar automatic. Now lira. 4 8900 par m, Johnaon. running condition 30 1*74 VW DASHER (300 pata. 2*1-4212 741-4212 bad 4 tabl. Back dlvldad lor brakaa 11500 CaH 872-1872 1874 OPEL (400 MERCEDES SE«1978 300 D- TOYOTA CELtCA 1(7* - QT 5- M 'nWuana. CM 741-41*0 h p Johnaon pana motor*. 7'* work or atoraga Look, graat apd.. air. 4 apaaxar atarao. MO BANK Evaa John V Wllaon h p Marcury Running condition 1M6VWBUQ6150 rvory. aun-roof Baat oflar. Iva- 59O-OM7 (4200 Call 7M-2*av CHEVY NOVA 1*79 mnga and waak.nda **2-76*0 61.000 miia. Exc oond. Prtoad 1 badroom. naai paid (900. aUn/Furmahad Oftloa SulUa (900 for lot. Boat trallar (100 or Many now pana 1970SUG ENGINE (100 tor quick aala (MOO firm 2 badroom. ohUdron ok .4400". awith lacy * Anawanng Sarv CONDO — 1 bodroom 1 bath. boal offar Campar (75 DODGE RAM CHAROER 1*76 (400 firm Call 291-8199 1(74 FORD (100 747-7MS batora 1 p.m. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M-I234 a*hrawabury. can 741-8700 MOO/mo Avallabla Immadlawy (7244*9 attar a 4 whaal dr. v-a. 4 apd. body m Can 2*4-2773 MERCEDES 1*78 240 D - Dark p Call avanlnga 236-9537 axe. oond. Run. vary good, but CHEVY BLAZER 1984 — 4 whaal blua. 4-apaad. A/C. ExoaMnt TOYOTA - 1STS CaHca OT RED BANK - Nawry dacorakM. OUTBOARD MOTOR PARTS drrva Fully loadad 18.000 mllaa FORD VAN 1977 — Cuatomllod. A/C AM/FM Illirll alarao, 6 laraa 2 badroom apt. Now 10S Bulldlno*/ naada raar pinion boarlng A/C. quadraphonic AM/FM condition Raduoad prto* SSSOO HIGHLANDS - Luxury 3 Raaaonabkt 819*6 225-1111 or 671-6076 Exc. oond. (12,(00 Can or baat oflar. CM S42-744* apd. graal 11600 CM oa*p**ng. caWa TV. A/C, utHraaa Q badroom. Ocaan vlaw (1200 Call 871.1452 rva. 671-0473 or 671-5*56 mum Good oond. Mooo or mclul.d No pata M7a/mo. Call 747- OARAOI RENTAL - Larga gar- ERA LINCROFT REALTORS DODGE 1*7* WORK VAN — 318 baal offar CM Sag Waatnaraby, MERCEDES BENZ 1(71 2*0 SE 1 10-5:30 p.m. 747-OMO RHODES 1*71 - 2 yr old MM. auto. 1 ton CM (71-1828 bo- 1973 CHEVY IMPALA — 4 door 5322SM or 3M-9O24 — Clamc Dark brown, onura TOYOTA COROLLA — 1SM. 2 aga MUW blook bunding 3 larga 3 Swimming Rfvar Rd In good ahapa. Baat offor ovar •vaa gr.ndt.1har. car Excallani 747-9*3* Evaa M2-4BM fwaan a.4 90 oar Hka naw a cyi tuai inHcaon door llftbaek 6 apd. a/c. am/tm oiarhaad doora Ha. offloa. (2750 Call avaa 741-M76 condition Llka naw intanor A/C. FORD — 1»72 naw brakM. )UM paaaad mapac- •Mar. lUBklr. 9 pnaaa 2*0. In Runa (900 aa I. PS/PS/PW. A/C. EMC aunroof NAVESINK RIVER — Rad Bank 187* FORD ENC 160 - 6 cyf 3 naw Hraa. am/fm Marao raaaotla with daflactnt Sfiaapakin Nardi tton Good condfbon CM TWINBROOK buaMaa. lona. Hwy 19 Noptun. SEA RAY 20 •pd atandard ahlft. am/fm radio dack 72.000 orkj ml. Muat ba CM 872-196* MOO/mo CM day. 22*43*4. Spactacuiar vlaw 1-2-3 Naw fl cyt motor Exc cond •toarlng wfiaal Zabrano gaar 590-4*07 aat for LOT! VILLAGE bd oa, ant jfth option (1200 Call waakday. .flar 9 aaan to ba bakavad Baat offar Many axira. (SIOO Call FORD ELITE 1*7* — In aw. mm Mtarlor wood trim Mag TOYOTA SUPRA — ISM Fully From 1100.000 Call 741-0*18 255-M45 at 3 30pm or 10 90pm 2*1.5199 ' (1000 Call Kirk at 530-7062 ahapa. body and angina No mnaala. Radar dattotor * much GARDEN APTS. LOOKING TO RENT - A Oaraga I. 642-6254 daya loadad Exoaluni condition Aak- 1 a 2 badroorno from (4*0 Mod- SHADY OAKS CONDO - 2 FORD 1M1 F 160 - Blua pick- Irani Baal offar. CM mora. Mud ba aaan. CM tor aaaraaa, Rad lank araa Can 1*' (TARCRAFT — M h.p. 642 2697 Aak for Joa lng (MOO CM aftar ( waakday. am apactouo apt.. Haat. nol 4 Evinruda Naw long trallar (2*00. up, a bad. dual gaa tank., axira CHEVY NOVA - 1*72 Naada ' 80- 6*54 5*3-8779 aa day waakanda 741»«T^ Raanor. (M.800 auapanaion. 47.000 ml. PS/PS. Cooking ga. In- Can 7(74022 work (600 CaH aftor 6 p.m. FORD FIESTA SPORT COUPE MOB IBM Rangar pkg Exc oond Aaklng 494-9670 .:» — EjIQI.anl condition TOYOTA CELICA 1876 QT — 6 CHAPEL HILL RANCH - 13 AMF SAILBOAT — With (5200 22f-8l16 aftar 6 pm Run. good (1500 apaad. nftback with vanta. A/C. no w«m»dtow»m Mtddwaawn. Mini cond Avail im- iHEVY NOVA 1973 — 6 oyt. Manual tranamlaaion Low mHaa CM War i p.m. I72-O4M ONE KOR0OM APT - Or trallar, Jib 4 malnaall Vary good (2000 Call 211-090* am/fm alarao laaaalto AMmg acnoota Ooaan Twp 1775/mo Can Jim oondtaon Extra. WOO Call auto Groat Irana M76 or boat MOID 18*1 - Low milaaga. •2000 OM MICh.al 7*7-70*7 590-0*00 741-92*2 or 747.92*6 FORD 1*71 F100 - M2 angina. offar Call 767-2510 FORD LTD 1*71 — Fully Highway 38. Oakhurat floor ah.lt, runa good, noada rapacar (4800 or baal offar Call M1-4WB 64>-0*12 •aUVaxaa* a»— J - • • aqulppad Snow, on aaparata TOYOTA SLrPRA ISM - aurroundmg Call wa^aVi cno trffipanai 1*74 THUNOSRamO - 17' Tn- body work (476 CaH 281-0763 CHEVY MALIBU - 1978 2 door aTTisu Loadad wnn ovary factory op- V6 automatic P/S. P/B. AM/FM rim. Motor noiay 1160 or baat 842-7118 OCEANFRONT CONDO nold oowrldar Marcury 850 out- aflar 6 p.m. offar. 741 -8926. MONARCH 1*76 - 17.000 ml tion In axe oond Onfy 26 000 102 Hou..B(or 1 badroom apt with baacn cabi- board. Gator no-ruat trallar. Aak- radio (1360 or boat oflor Call ml Sow wfttl 1 yr warranty CwM RESPECTISLE LADV — 4 honor FORO PICK-UP TRUCH 1M9 - 871-6090 PS/Pa. A/c. A/M/FM atarao Rant otudam daughtar naada 2 nona. pool 4 raatauanl Annual uig (MOO Can 2*4-8750 FORD PINTO- 1976 Light blua. naanra) Naw brakaa. naw araa. 226-1111 or *71-*Q79 (12,000 No pata 2O1-I7O-«14 Haavy duty, auto. A/C. PS/PB. A-1 ABERDEEN TO RIO BANK badroom apt. in moo araa of Rad radio, tool boxoa. 4 powar lift CHEVY NOVA CONCOURSE — good condition (SOO Call axe cond (MOO 747-00*3 •ank. Shrewsbury or Lima Sll 154 Racraational 741-9212 TOYOTA CELtCA OT-S 1SS4 •aa Bright, S room. M WEST LONG BRANCH In axe. oond. Buy or 1977 Auto. p/a. p/b. a/o. axe MUSTANG 0T 1SS4 — 7.000 16.700 ml Aaklng (12.600 ¥aM End, 2 b. var Jufy-(apl. Up to MOO/mo Call 225-111 or 871-6078 cond 07 000 ml (2000 or baal FORO EXT 1M2 — 3 dr wort, mllaa. loadad. MMt condition CM MO-MH awar 3 p.m. Balng built 2 full batha ga. haat. Vahlclaa offar 741-6115 aflar 4 CM 641-SSM EaatKaanaburg Hurry MOO. oantral air. vaultad calling. I coup. Slack. 4 cyi.. 4 apd.. A/C. Prtoa nigoaibll, 812*00 CaH MANY OTHER* AVAILABLE! 1*' CORSAIRS TRAVEL 1*78 FORD F1M — Pickup 900 am/fm nwaatta. moon root, mag 7I7-7KI aftor • 1*71 TOYOTA COROLLA - YUPPIE NEED* HOME - Family quarry ma antry Occupancy TRAILER - San-comalnad -*. 3 apd Good condition CHEVY CAMARO t976 — 90S Wagon. 5 apd. 74.000 mltoa CALL ABOUT YOUR NUOBI homo aotd. About to ba noma- Sapt 1M8. M4.M0 auto Ak, PS/PB/PW. tut Exoal- wnoala. ale 98.000 ml. 1 ownar, HOME RENTALS. •» 3M-1294 k» a Alao 1*74 Chryalar 12000 Call 747-094* aftor 8 p.m. Hka naw. A.klng (3*00 MUSTANO COSRA 187* — Ra- Runa axcafkmt Aaklng MaO CM laaa Naad amaH apt or ww EXCLUSIVE AGENT Nawpori low car Both mam- lanl condition throughout Sacrl- 842*414 ahara. Mak. my day Can JUI FORD PICK-UP - 1»76 11500 •42-4SM bulfl motor 62.000 ml. Exc. NANCY KOO lalnad and naw tlra. (26O0. Call flea SSSOO 741-744* oond .(2700. CaH 071-1*2* aflar •32-7889; aflar 8 p m 871-2812 Raanor. 530-0*00 871-3741 aftar * or boat offor. CM 747-1904 or FORD QALAXY 1072 TOYOTA CRESWDA 1M1 — 747-*07a 1*71 CHEVY NOVA CUSTOM — Loadad. aun-roof. 1'A yr. war- 4 door, p/a, p/b. a/c. am/fm. CaH Running cond. (300. month plua utaMao. Paul P Bova 135 Commarclal APACHE POP-UP 1*72 NTERNATIONAL SCOUT 1*70 CaH 872-136* MUSTANO 1M7 ranty (M00 CM 872-19*6 Sknpa a naator. alnk. alova balwaan 8-8 p.m only. 690-6240. Inc. Manor. 871-2644 — 4 whaai dr auto, naw araa. • cyi. auto., axel, oond . (2*00 TOYOTA CELICA OT 1*7* - Proporty Claan Aa«lng MOO 4M-O747 CHEVY MONZA 2*2 1976 — V«. BUICK REGAL 1*77 — Run* Call Ron 871-1384 aflar 8pm now front and 1 old angt* anow- graat Naw part.. (1600. Can Runa wM. Naw brakaa. clutch 4 ALL LANDLORDS! SHREWSBURY — MOO aq ft CORSAIR — 17% trMar Exoal- ptow Run. wall Call aftar 5pm PS/PB Maroon Qood condition mufflar. (400. CM aftor ( p.m. 131 Houaasfor quality commarclal btdg. *- hi»- 7*7-71 It AM/FM ataroo. MM Call (90-1113 1*71 MUSTANG •REE. FAST. EASYII lanl condition. CM 591-40*9 747-317(. Sal* KKIC Colonial houaa on mam "p.m. 496-1030 FORD RANCHERO 1(7*— 961 SIOO • O( Pro-aoraan Tanantal hwy BothionadB-1 For aala by JEEP CHEROKEE. 70. VQ 1876 TRANS AM — 6 6 Mar. auto '-»ACRE aao • CHEVY MALIBU WAGON 1*83 auto Koyatono mag. Naada you CHOOU.NO FIII ownor 747-«2OO RECREATIONAL VEHICLES oondt.. many axtraa. 84600. can windanMd (760 a. la. CM FORD MUSTANO CLASSIC ISM Irana. T-topa, am/fm alarao. tut MkMNatown. 4 bodrooma. 17' Soumwlnd. Tloga. Arrow. Crta- 80* M3 OH — PS/PB. A/C. root rack, whaal. crulaa control FxoMant am/fm. raar dafog. 21.000 mi - Exoanani oondwon S2S00 or HOMPAW E RENTALSHAVEN . —Bkr . CuM9M-128. 14 maatar badioom, 20 dan with 137 LoU and . ExcaHbor. Crulaa Air. Motor baat offar CM 871-2104 condition Call 6M-429* flraplaca. baaamant. garaga homa. 4 Iraval trallar. from PfCK-UP TRUCK 1*72 Mini cond Call 842-42M FORD FAIRLANI - IN*. Low badroom. graat location noar Naada work TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1SM - ERA Acraaga 20-36 SaMa-SarvKa-flanlal. I CHEVY IMPALA - Station mnaaga. good machanlcal con. MUSTANG 1«e« Sunblrd Racraational Bafford. Aaxing (200 dltton M26 CM 741-S670 Convartlbto. 26.000 orlg ml, I Avail. 7/1. 747-8878 RUMSOP.UMSON - 4 11 acra. 800 CM 6*9-«1M wagon Small VS. now banary. PS. am/fm raaaatto. good m- (4400 Call 690-S96S walarfront. pnnolaaM only CM good tlraa. Railabla Iranapor- lartor. • oyl.. auto., Mach I front TOYOTA 1M0 4x4 — Thla award 1*78 FORD FAIRMONT — Good FREEHOLD A NEW LISTING! •42-073•42073 0 aflar 7 90 p m STARCRAFT 1*78 POP-UP - tatlon (6(6 CaH 7(7-3469 condition Low milaaga. am/fm. and Rad with blaok vinyl top TRIUMPH TR-7 — Coup*. 1975 • •OaUtfCr w«Mr front CotonM in winning truck Inoluda. Dick MM or MM offar CM 281 -8196 Only MOOO mHaa. Looka anarp. Condo. KWa Ak. t400 • ~ 10* 6 All naw canva. and " "ak lira., lift kit, winch. Sola 1976 CHEVY - Run. atroncr manual Iranamlaalon. (1400 Call Rumaon. Ov* 300 n. on m« 138 Mobil* Homas •crooning Slova, Mnk. gaa 747(123 runa wall 119*6 Call 741-0910 I. pd 1400 • «*«Mr. 4 btfajfoow, dan, r«- •o «y.u»m glaaa-rypo cap. Body ruat. with tool box (460. MUSTANG MARCH I 1(70 - 9*0 Oardan. KM*/p*ta. Hoo • haatar pon-a-potly canopy 4 angina Naada wort. (960. CaH TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - Con- ! room.. kid./pan 8450 modalad kltchsn Lots of chtvm HAZLET — 10 X 56. Living room •ofabad Too many axtra. 10 Hal Call 229-2662 FORD MUSTANG 1M7 — 3 apd . haa 3* aktatkwon 1 badroom. acraan room Othar axua. Exc 671-6M vartbto. 197*. Rad. Runa good tUST RENTAL* Bkr 3*8-1561 &— KM MMr (Tom moat room* oond 12500 Call 7876492 aftar A trua aacrrfloa al (9200. nogo- CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1879 — 8 oyl. Exc running oond. good K 25.000 • 2 mo old rafngari Itabla 870-8231 Whlta/groan, 49.000 rabullt an- body Noada waldlng on frama. MUSTANO I11*78 — Hatchback. MOOO. CM 741-2371. CENTURY 21. COZENS. RtMltor* vary good ccond (1S.00O Call 1(76 VEGA HIGHLANDS VAN — 1970 Chavy Rabulrl on- gina, paaaad inapactlon (600 or Call 495-0698 4 cyi.. auto., am/fm. 60.000 ml i lndajp*>o<»a>nttld» y OOwrwd 79*-47'32 baal offar 787-90*1 aflar 6 p m ownor Immaoulato. 871.1*40 Naada iranamlaalon work. 2 badroomooaa AcpHanoaa UOO gmo. Vary good condition Aak. FORD - 1M3 Galaxto 2-door •13 ntw* Rd Fair Havar> HIGHLANDS 1M0 — 14x66 2 *vaa. 4 M day ajMkanda. a room.., nraolaoall 741-T«a« mgdSOO Jail a7l-06a* .flar 4 CHEVY IMPALA IMS - Good hardtop Biack/whlta Original L* Bk 3M-15 bodroom.. 2 bath., oantral air palnl. Inlorlor. body. 90H ro- Can 201-2231 JUST RENTAL* Bkr conditioning CM 291-5M0 'unnlng cond (400 or baal oftar NISSAN SENTRA 1M9 — Rad HIGHLANDS - Twin light aroa. 1 ANXIOUS iro-t 220 Wantad 300 Autos for Sala Call 7393559 baforo 2pm atorad 1 ownar (2(00 or irado wtth gray valour mi. 4-opaad. VOLVO PARTS SALE — Naw. badroom apt. wttti porch vlaw of 3 badroonw. i'+ baths, dining IOBILE HOME - 10«*6. 2 747-1*24 am/tm alarao with caaaat. dack uaad. for oldtoa. raatorara room, 16 ooMn tdtehan, dan. ) DODGE CORONET CHEVY VEGA 1977 - 4 cyi . and powar oooaatr. *un roof, Chaapl RED BANK VOLVO. ocaan 4 rfvar. Saoond floor, badroom. air conditioning Au- Automotlva WAGON — Exc. running cond. auto.. 46.000 ml Dap.nd.bl. 1976 FORD LTD. II — duplaii houaa. Par 1 bualnaa. uttlrty room, carpating. «p. ng 112.000 Can 4SO-4329 front whaal drtva 30.000 mllaa. 741-JtM. pnanovS- Miooiaiowfi ERA A BIG 8 PAID FOR — 1877 4 up Od tranaportaUon Cargo crrlar Iran. 90 mpg. (626 CaU Brougham Dark blua. FuHy panjon. MoO/mo.pl utua. Avail inc 1296 767-4*60 or 291-2747 Oood oondtaon. Aaklng (6900 Miiiimi Riimira. rw-4100 Wrackad or non-running car. 4 870-19*4 loadad AM/FM alarao. 64.000 CM 7I7-9S7* aflar 6 1M1 VOLVO OL — Sadan. stan- Jutyi. 281-11*1), fir 140 RaalEBtata truck.. CM 9283713 ml. Runa. Mint. (2M0 54440*0. dard Iranamlaalon. 90.000 mllaa AUDI FOX 1(7* — Runa groat CHEVY NOVA 1*76 — * cyi.. 90S HIGHLAND* BETTER THAN NEW »120 . Wantad OLDS CALAIS - 19*6. P/S. AM/FM caaaana alarao. IxoM- 4 badrooma. 2H batha, 14' din- JUNK AND RUNNING CARS Oood on ga. AM/FM oaaaatta 2 barral No danta or run. Runa FORD LTD COUPE — 197*. V*. HKIt condition CaH 747-7*84 Cottagaa atamng .1 (000 (26-41000 paid 24 hr flatbad Marao. A/C. CmH 229-8104 902. auto. a/c. powar opbona. P/W, P/B. from wnaal drtva, ing room, aal-m kllchan. dan. good 4 door Nood caah Aaklng AM/FM oaaaaaa. M whaal, A/c. altar a p.m. 1 badroom. haat paid.. MOO . and lowing aarvtoa. 261 -XM. SS60 542-8127 60.000 mlWa. yallow body, 2 badroom. won't laal. .8429 AMC EAGLE 1SS4 — 4 whaal dalayad wipara. ate. MMt con- rirrva. FuHy loadad 3.000 mlla. •ound (I960. CaH 530-1157 1968 VOLKSWAGEN HOME RENTAL*. Bkr 3M-1234 BUSINESS - ESTABLISHED WE BUY USED CARS - Top CHEVY MALIBU STATION dltton. M00 ml. (12,000 firm. Good ahapa MOO KT- t OVER » YRS. NEED* TO RE- dollar paid Schwara ChryHor- Exoallanl condition Si 1,600 Call FORD MAVERICK 1970 — Mual aM. CM «7l-»6o8 or KEANtBURO - 2 bdrm. Uka WAGON 1875 — AM/FM radio. Call 64j-0»40. BY OWNER - Tlrrton FaHa Lova- LOCATE. WOULD LIKE TO Plymouth, 141 W From SI.. Rod 671-0471 or (71-MM. A/C. Good motor and Iran*. Naada radiator and llnkaga •71-SOS4 aak for Don. now. Ctaan 4 qulat only 8425 *. RENT OR BUY 2*00 TO 9000 SO Bank 747-07(7 Run, good. 1150. CM 767-9468 VW CONVERTIBLE 1M7 — Mint 1 badroom. MOO- 5*2-2728 ly Colonial 10 rooma. I'/t battia. AMC PACER 1(77 — * cyi . Body naada work. Aa la (200. OLDS 442 CONVERTIBLE 1*70 FT RED SANK. HOLMDEL. oo«» and runa aac SS60 or boot Call 79*-M7l body, axoaltont running oon- MIOOLETOWN. HAZLET AREA 260 Auto Rant/Laass FORD PINTO 187* - Body and — MOOO: 1171 El Comlno. body dltton. »ppralaad (4S00. Mual acHoall. Financing (214,000 Ad- *tar Call B71-S429 CHEVY CITATION - 19*0 2 mtarlor aioall.nl ahapa. Good only. (400. CM (M-SOM KEANSBURG —" 1 aora 8 room houaa CM 284-M42 EVENING: 881-8084 •Ml « SSM0. CM MS-MM. DAYS 4 WEEKENDS. ASK FOR TR1AN0LE AUTO LEASING AMS — 1M*. Auto. p/a. cunom door, 4 cyi.. auto., low mlloago. tlra. Motor naad* work. Baat aroomnna.ai.MO0-. CM tor Quo*) offar. CaH 787-46*4 OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER 1*79 VW BUG 1*79 — Saml auto- 2 badroom ootlaga. S400 MR MARTIN. oamt. naw rabulk* V6. much Exoallanl condition 81600. CM — Dlaaal. brokan rod. Aaklng sssurCENTRAL HALL — Stratfimora {2011 *2»-2247 shroma Looka auporb Mual aoll 4*6-1243 matic Runa good. Claan. (1700. I room., klda/paki MOO WILL BUY YOUR HOUSE FORD LTD 1*77 — I dr., M00 CM 872-1*6* CM )87.7MVaftor 6. 8 rooma. kWa. oarpilad *40Cr. Colonial. 4 bdrm.. 2* bath.. 2 12200 or ban oftar 787-157B 18*0 CHEVY IMPALA - Good PS/PB/PW. A/C. AM/FM CB. JUST RENTAL* Bkr M*-1586 IN ANY CONDITION - AS IS 270 Auto Sarvlcaa/ OLDSMOBILE OMEGA VW BUG — 1974. Saumg com- FOR CASH CALL 9M-2828 condition. 66.000 mlla. (9*00. Naada irana Aa la. Baal offar BROUGHAM 18*0-4 door « backing to wooe Part* A STAR IS BORN... CM 671-5430 CM 69O-74M. Plato for pana. Boat aflar. CM •ka aatong (132 auto A/C, am/fm. 59.000 ml . 2*1-1614 aftar s p.m. I badroom ootlaga... *900'a aoMy. ***-*0M. l*90-l**0 AUTO PARTS CHEVY Citation 62, 4 dr, VS. FORD PINTO - 1171 RaDuW •9400 CM *71-7(M. Duptax. t roomo SSOO. Juno 14. 1*. 4 1*. a.5 p.m. to VW JITTA OLI 19*4 — 6-apd . 4 auto, pa/pb, air. am/lm. 29.000 Iranamlaalon 9 montha old. Many OLDS -Toronado. 18*0. DalaM. t tlmny, kkM/aats. J406-. Ruaac Tarr. Lrma BHvar (luat off ml., now battod radian 270-21M naw and good par*. MM or dr lie. oond. PS/Pa. A/C. Capa Cod. > badrooma ..MOO CLIFTON waat and of Rumaan Rd I boat oftar. 496-1641 or 767-4240. Blaok/2 door Maroon laihar AM/FM paMatla, oruiaa/cntr. HOM1 RENTAL*. Bkr 3M-1294 2 family with I 4 5 W/W carpal, mi AM/FM alarao. CB. Tat. Wlra aurwool. M.«00. 690-M12 walnut piMnata In aat-ln 152 Boat* and ALUMINUM ELEDERSROCK - Attract mora raadarahlp by FORD LTO - H77. A/0. P/S, whaala. 4S.000 mi. ( yr/60.000 KEYPORT Accaaaorlaa Dual, quad manifold. Carb. luat placing a STAR at tha top P/B. AM/FM C.Hin. Good VW RABBIT 1878 badrooma, 2 laaalu 4 gaa rabum Frt. a ** Chavy SIM or and/or bottom of your ad. CHRYSLER NEW YORKER — condition. (BOO. CM 741-2971. 2 dr., aun roof, abok ahlft. (1900 1 badroom. pool, fit pd MOO • 11 INFLATABLE - 3 man boat trada CM 7(7-1*0*. For dataM. oan In. Dalfy CM 741-MS4 or 741-404* 4 room., pool, ht pd. 4400 with Tranaon and 3 HP Air- 1*7*. Buckot aMta. ktatnar In- 1*7( FORD WAGON — 86.000 PARK CHEVROLET 1971 CHIVY SO* — CompkMaly torlor. Fully loadad. Mini con- VW RABBIT 1M2-4 door. A/C. 9 rooma. KWa, pool, fit. pd MOO oookM motor with covar with Dapartmant. 642-1700 mnaa. Naada iranamkulon *M0. Saw* Laaarng Sarvlna Parta JUtT RENTAL* Bar. 9**-1666 anoKMr atrap Uaad 1. EM for rabulK for w-parformanoa uaa dition (6200 or b/o. Luxurloua. CM 7S7-77M. FH M, Napmn* TTt-m AM/FM radio. Naw araa. Excal- SJXSL fWtarman (22* firm 12-5 p.m. Too many axtraa to Hat. Mnt oondhton, (4200 CM KEYPORT linear 488-B028 Evaa. 747.9*28 CM 281-1061 GUANO PRIX 1974 — 44.000 PIUOEOT-SAAS Or WALL 1.2. 3 badrooma from (300 JUNK CAR* PICKED UP tQ' fftoihat -in-law mHoSi now Hwy M, ManMquan HOME RENTAL*. Bkr 3*8-1234 aluminum aiding- (138.000 24 hour. CHRYSUR CORDOBA 1871 _ axhauat M powar. A/C. apodal (2O1I 44*^0*0 VW SUPER BEETLE 1S7S - 473-4SM. opan aV * lun. too Call 7(7-40*7 Laft ovar. 64,000 ml.. 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. JUNE 12, 1985 Food c A JAM COLLECTION:

ill your kitchen gallery powdered pectins. Sure-Jell with a collection of freez- light, a new pectin, appeals to Fer jams designed to im- those who prefer a less sweet press your friends and family. spread, since it requires 1/3 We have five delicious jams in less sugar in recipes than Sure- this collection, each with its Jell regular. There are recipes own distinctive flavor and tex- for each pectin product, but ture: Strawberry Jam, captur- remember, they are not inter- ing the sweet, tangy flavor of changeable. Be sure to use the fresh strawberries; Raspberry- pectin recommended in your Peach Jam, a combination of recipe. the tart, textured taste of rasp- Now is a good time to scout berries and smooth, sweet around for the main ingredi- peaches; Peach Apricot Jam, ent. Farm stands, produce the perfect union of two sweet markets and grocery stores and slightly tangy fruits; Blue- have the best of the season's berry Sour Cherry Jam, mix- fruits. Buy only the freshest, ing two rich, full-bodied fla- ripest fruits—bright, solid vors; and a Strawberry Orange strawberries with their green Marmalade that's tart and caps intact; firm, unblemished refreshing. peaches; bright raspberries, Each one is a masterpiece. blueberries and cherries; and Each one is the perfect accom- firm oranges. paniment to any meal- Follow any one of these fab- breakfast, lunch,snacks, or ulous recipes, ladle the jam even dinner. Imagine spread- into 1-pint freezer containers ing any one of these jams on and cover with tight-fitting freshly baked bread, popovers, lids. Let them stand 24 hours, biscuits or muffins; over pan- then store in your freezer for cakes and waffles, too. Or, up to 6 months. Once you re- imagine a dessert cake with move a jam from the freezer, it jam spread between the lay- will keep fresh in your refrig- ers, or ice cream comple- erator for up to 3 weeks. mented by jam topping. You needn't stop with these It takes only 30 minutes to recipes. Look for the recipe prepare any one of these suc- leaflets tucked inside the pec- culent treats. The secret ingre- tin packages. They contain a dient is the addition of fruit wealth of recipes and prepara- pectin to the jam. Pectin helps tion tips. Once you start mak- the jam to set and preserves ing freezer jams, you'll want the fruit's fresh flavor and to make them a tradition. bright color. Since the amount Just think, only 30 minutes of natural pectin in fruit of easy preparation and your decreases as the fruit ripens, family can enjoy the taste of the addition of commercial fresh fruity jam for 6 months! fruit pectin can make all the Add an extra charming, old- difference. fashioned touch by making You can choose from three handwritten labels for each different types of fruit pectin: jam container. You can give Certo liquid pectin in pre- these homemade treats to your measured foil pouches and friends as well, and they'll never guess how easy they Sure-Jell regular pectin and Enjoy a collection ofbright, fresh fruit fneztrjarmaU year mund to make the most of fresh seasonal fruits. Delicious! Sure-Jell light pectin, both were to make.

Strawberry Jam Peach Apricot Jam Blueberry Sour Cherry Jam 4 cups preparedfruit (about2 qt. fully 2-1/4 cups prepared fruit (about 2 cups prepared fruit (about lot. fully ripe blueberries ripe strawberries) 1 Ib. fully ripe peaches and anal pt. fully ripe sour cherries) 2-3/4 cups (1 Ib. 3 oz.) sugar* 3/4 Ib. fully ripe apricots) 3-3/4 cups (1 Ib. 10 oz.) sugar 1 box Sure-Jell light fruit pectin 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1/2 teaspoon ascorbic acid 1 pouch Certo fruit pectin *Or use 1-3/4 cups (12 oz.) sugar and 1 cup light corn syrup; add with sugar. crystals First prepare the fruit. Grind about 1 pint blueberries. Measure 1 cup into large First prepare the fruit. Stem and thoroughly crush, one layer at a time, 4 cups (1-3/4 Ib.) sugar bowl or pan. Pit; then grind about 1 pint sour cherries. Measure 1 cup and add to about 2 quarts strawberries. Measure 4 cups into large bowl. blueberries. Then make the jam. Measure sugar. Combine pectin with 1/4 cup of the 3/4 cup water Then make the jam. Thoroughly mix sugar into fruit; let stand 10 minutes. Add sugar. Gradually add pectin mixture to fruit, stirring vigorously. Set aside for 1 box Sure-Jell fruit pectin lemon juice to fruit pectin in small bowl. Stir into fruit mixture. Continue stirring 30 minutes, stirring frequently. Gradually stir in sugar until dissolved. Ladle 3 minutes. (A few sugar crystals will remain.) Ladle quickly into scalded con- quickly into scalded containers, filling to within 1/2 inch of tops. Cover at once First prepare the fruit Peel, pit and tainers, filling to within 1/2 inch of tops. Cover with tight lids. Let stand at room with tight lids. Let stand at room temperature overnight; then store in freezer. grind or chop very fine about 1 pound temperature 24 hours; then store in freezer. Small amounts may be covered and Small amounts may be covered and stored in refrigerator up to 3 weeks. Makes peaches; measure 1-1/4 cups. Pit (do not stored in refrigerator up to 3 weeks. Makes about 3 cups or about 4 (8 fl. oz.) 5-1/2 cups or about 6 (8 fl. oz.) containers. peel) and finely grind about 3/4 pound containers. apricots; measure 1 cup. Combine mea- sured fruits, lemon juice and ascorbic Raspberry-Peach Jam acid in large bowl or pan. Strawberry Orange Marmalade 3-1/2 cups prepared fruit (about 1-1/2 pt. fully ripe red raspberries (ftot in Photo) and about 1-1/4 Ib. fully ripe peaches) Then make the jam. Thoroughly mix 2-3/4 cups prepared fruit (about lpt. fully ripe strawberries, 1/3 cup lemon Juice sugar into fruit; let stand 10 minutes. 2 medium oranges and 3/4 cup water) 7 cups (8 Ib.) sugar Mix water and fruit pectin in small S-l/2 cups (21b. 6 oz.) sugar 3/4 cup water saucepan. Bring to a full boil and boil 1 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 box Sure-Jell fruit pectin minute, stirring constantly. Stir into 1 pouch Certo fruit pectin fruit. Continue stirring 3 minutes. (A First prepare the fruit Stem and thoroughly crush, one layer at a time, about 1 First prepare the fruit Thoroughly crush, one layer at a time, about 1-1/2 few sugar crystals will remain.) Ladle pint strawberries; measure 1 cup. Section 2 medium oranges, reserving peel; dice pints red raspberries. (Sieve half the pulp to remove some seeds, if desired.) quickly into scalded containers, filling the sections and measure 1 cup. Peel off and discard about half the white Measure 2 cups into large bowl or pan. Peel and pit about 1-1/4 pounds to within 1/2 inch of tops. Cover at once membrane from orange peel; slice very thin with sharp knife or scissors. Place peaches; finely chop or grind. Measure 1-1/2 cups; add to raspberries. Add with tight lids. Let stand at room tem- slivered peel and 3/4 cup water in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil; reduce heat, lemon Juice. perature 24 hours; then store in freezer. cover and simmer 15 minutes. Combine peel with liquid, the orange sections and Then make the jam. Thoroughly mix sugar into fruit; let stand 10 minutes. Small amounts may be covered and strawberries in large bowl or pan. Mix water and fruit pectin in small saucepan. Bring to a full boil and boil 1 stored in refrigerator up to 3 weeks. Then make the marmalade. Thoroughly mix sugar into fruit; let stand 10 minute, stirring constantly. Stir into fruit. Continue stirring 3 minutes. (A Makes about 6-1/4 cups or about 7 (8 fl. minutes. Add lemon juice to fruit pectin in small bowl. Stir into fruit Continue few sugar crystals will remain.) Ladle quickly into scalded containers, filling oz.) containers. Btirring 3 minutes. (A few sugar crystals will remain.) Ladle quickly into scalded to within 1/2 inch of tops. Cover at once with tight lids. Let stand at room containers, filling to within 1/2 inch of tops. Cover at once with tight lids. Let temperature 24 hours; then store in freezer. Small amounts may be covered Note: Ascorbic acid crystals help stand at room temperature 24 hours; then store in freezer. Small amounts may be and stored in refrigerator up to 3 weeks. Makes about 7-1/4 cups or about 8 (8 fl. maintain color of fruit; purchase at covered and stored in refrigerator up to 3 weeks. Makes about 5-1/2 cups or about oz.) containers. drugstore. 6 (8 fl. oz.) containers. The Krgiiter WEHEtMV, JUNE 12, 1988 Luscious fresh fruit pies reign supreme during the summer

NO-BAKE BLUEBERRY CHEESE PIE Pie is the great American dessert. Memories of hearth and home and 1 (9-inch) graham cracker crumb festive family gatherings invariably evoke the thought of the season's — crust or baked pastry shell and the family's — favorite pies. 1 (8-ounce) package cream cheese, softened There's a pie for every season but it's in the summer that fresh fruit pies 1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk really come into their own. They not only reign supreme at family tables, (NOT evaporated milk) but are judged at county fairs, sold at roadside fruit stands, and are toted to cup plus 2 Tablespoons lemon to picnics and other get-togethers. juice (from concentrate) Apples, peaches, blueberries, cherries, strawberries and rhubarb are the 1 teaspoon vanilla extract fruits most often selected for pie fillings, but fresh nectarines can also be '« cup sugar a delicious choice. One of the recipes which follow includes this often 1 Tablespoon cornstarch misunderstood fruit combined with chewy coconut and a creamy filling. A Vt cup water ring of nectarine wedges provide color and a pleasing flavor contrast. 2 cups fresh or dry-pack frozen Popular thought often typecasts the nectarine as Just a genetic variant blueberries, rinsed and sorted of the peach, but this is simply not true. The nectarine Is its own fruit with In large mixer bowl, beat cheese until fluffy. Gradually beat in sweetened its own separate history. condensed milk until smooth. Stir in to cup lemon Juice and vanilla. Pour While both the peach and nectarine originated in Asia more than 2,000 into prepared crust. In medium saucepan, combine sugar and cornstarch; years ago, no one can conclusively prove which came first. mix well. Add water and remaining 2 tablespoons lemon juice then Today the nectarine makes its home in California's San Joaquin Valley. blueberries Bring to a boil; reduce heat and simmer 3 minutes or until thick More than 100 different nectarine varieties are harvested in California and clear. Cool 10 minutes. Spread over pie. Chill 3 hours or until set between May and October — 95 percent of the total U.S. supply. California Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: one 9-inch pie. is the number one peach state in the country but its nectarine crops surpass RASPBERRY PIE the production of peaches. 1 cup sugar Fresh nectarines, like peaches, are picked mature, though firm, to last 3 Tablespoons cornstarch . through picking, packing and shipping. To complete the nectarine's fruit 4 cups fresh raspberries ripening cycle at home, place the fruit in a ripening bowl or loosely closed 1 recipe double crust pastry paper bag at room temperature for a few days. Ripe nectarines yield to 1 Tablespoon corn oil margarine slight palm pressure and should be refrigerated until used. Fresh nectarines In large bowl, stir together sugar and cornstarch. Add raspberries; toss should be used at room tempeiature for optimum flavor. to coat well. Roll out one-half of pastry on lightly floured surface to 11-inch Fresh blueberries, unlike the imported nectarine, have been part of circle Line 9-inch pie plate with pastry allowing 1-lnch overhang. Spoon American cooking from the time Indians introduced early settlers to this raspberry mixture into pastry-lined pie plate. Dot with margarine. Roll major part of their food supply. Many tribes ate the berries fresh, cooked remaining pastry to 12-inch circle; make several slits to allow steam to them with meat and dried them for winter use. Colonists used blueberries escspe. Cover pie with pastry; seal and flute edge. Bake in 425°F oven 35 in pies, trifles and other popular desserts at that time. to 4S minutes or until bubbly and crust is browned. Makes 1 (9-inch) pie. Blueberry Streusel Cobbler is a new version of the classic recipe. From Note: Occasionally pie filling may bubble over. If desired to catch the time the first settler began using wild blueberries, cobblers have been drippings, place an oven rack at lowest position In oven and place cookie a popular way of putting them on the table. There are probably dozens of sheet or a piece of foil on rack. variations, depending on the cook and the region of the country where they evolved PEACH PIE In this cobbler recipe, blueberries and sweetened condensed milk are 8 cups peeled pitted sliced combined with biscuit mix and topped with a quick streusel for the easiest peaches (about 12) fruit cobbler yet. ¥4 cup sugar Try making pies from the wide variety of summer fruits now in the 2to Tablespoons com.starch COCONUT CREAM PIE WITH NECTARINE WEDGE BORDER marketplace. By capturing the sunny flavor within a piecrust, family and to teaspoon ground cinnamon friends will feel like a king or queen for the day. 1 recipe double crust pastry 1 Tablespoon corn oil margarine COCONUT NECTARINE CREAM PIE In large bowl, toss peaches with lemon Juice. In small bowl, stir together '* cup sugar sugar, cornstarch and cinnamon. Add to peach slices; toss well. Roll out 2 Tablespoons cornstarch one-half of pastry on lightly floured surface to 11-inch circle. Line 9-inch m cups milk pie plate with pastry allowing 1-inch overhang. Spoon peach mixture into RUMSON MARKET 2 egg yolks pastry-lined pie plate. Dot with margarine. Roll remaining pastry to 12-inch 122 East River Rd. Rumton 'i teaspoon vanilla circle; make several slits to allow steam to escape. Cover pie with pastry; 1 1 cup sour cream seal and flute edge. Bake in 42S°F oven 40 minutes or until crust is brown. The Finest Meat 3 fresh nectarines, cut In wedges Makes 1 (9-inchI pie. Baked 9-inch pie shell Cut to Order 1 1 cup toasted shredded coconut HOMEMADE SAUSAGE Combine sugar, cornstarch and milk in saucepan. Cook, stirring over FRESH PROOUCE DAILY medium heat, until mixture comes to boil. Boil gently, stirring vigorously LARGE SELECTION FROZEN FOODS with wire whisk, for 1 minute. Beat egg yolks in small bowl. Beat in some FULL LINE OF GROCERIES hot mixture. Pour into remaining hot mixture in saucepan. Cook, stirring, 8 to 8 Dally - 6 to 1 Sunday 1 minute longer Remove from heat and blend in vanilla. Cool 10 minutes. Beat in sour cream. Place nectarine wedges around sides of baked pie shell, LOCAL DELIVEIIY SERVICE points radiating out like petals. Fold v< cup toasted coconut into filling and pour into shell. Sprinkle with remaining '4 toasted coconut. Chill until set. 842-0560 Yield: 6 to 8 servings. BLUEBERRY STREUSEL COBBLER 1 pint fresh or dry-pack frozen blueberries, rinsed and sorted •-COUPON — 1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk I NOT evaporated milk) FRANKFURTERS AGED STEAKS 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind V< cup plus 2 tablespoons cold BRATWURST SPARE RIBS margarine or butter 6 Free Donuts 2 cups biscuit baking mix BOCKWURST CHICKENS When You Purchase A Dozen Donuts 'i cup firmly packed brown sugar 1 At The Regular Dozen Price or •* cup chopped nuts Vanilla ice cream, optional HOMEMADE SAUSAGE Preheat oven to 329°. In medium mixing bowl, combine blueberries, sweetened condensed milk and rind; set aside. In large mixing bowl, cut SmSHKEBABS tf£ 3 Free Donuts Vt cup margarine into I-1* cups biscuit mix until crumbly. Stir in blueberry When You Purchase A Half Dozen Donuts mixture. Spread in greased 9-inch square baking pan. In small mixing bowl, PARTYVLATTERS £• At The Regular Half Dozen Price combine remaining 4 cup biscuit mix and sugar; cut in remaining 2 tablespoons margarine until crumbly. Stir in nuts. Sprinkle evenly over FROM «2»« PER PERSON cobbler. Bake 1 hour to 1 hour and 10 minutes until golden brown. Serve warm with ice cream if desired. Yield: \b. GRIDDLE tIRLOIN HAMBURGER FRANKS PAniES [AMERICAN Fresh Fruits $695 $845 CHEESE 20 1b $1995 5 Ib. pkgs. 5 Ib. pkg. 09 HI «*«• or yMow . JUNE 12, 1885 Panel selects German Foodtown & General Mills wines >*

The heralded quality of the IMS vintage in Germany and its current Top Round availability in our local wine shops made an evaluative tasting es- pecially appropriate. To this end I London arranged a panel tasting of German whites at the German Wine Infor- mation Bureau in New York City. Carol Sullivan of the bureau, and its Broil director, Lamai Elmore, expertly handled all the logistics. Serving as judges with me were: Carole Collier, winebook and cookbook author; Rory Callahan, Media Services for The CHOICE IS YOURS! the California Wine Institute's New Super Fresh Any Size Pkg York office; Jack lang, a fixture of the wine business in New York City, ranijiTii ' now with Quality Mouse; and Ken GROUND BEEF Maguire, proprietor of Manley's i SUPERCOUPON - - - »i Wine & Spirits in N«w York City. The tasting consisted of wine from 8O% 85% ?O% two categories: QbA and Qualitatswein mit Pradikat. QbA wines come from vineyards located Lean Lean Diet Lean in any one of the eleven wine- growing regions. The higher cat- GALLON FRESH MILK egory Pradikat wines are more strictly delimited. Tasting results for the wines in this: category will be Freshly Ground reported in my next column. SOX Lean 857. Lean 1 9O% Lean The largest quantity of German Beef Patties Beef Patties i. Beef Patties FREE wine falls in the QbA category. UlfiA Choice •*•< Full Cut with US DA Choice These wines have enough natural tOMl«U tMl US DA Choice teef Steak sugar to give them the characteristic taste of the grape and the region. Slrtoln $979 Bottom Round $179 t Bone or $O99 Extra sugar can be added during Steak Ib ^ * Poort .b. I* Porterhouse fermentation to increase the alcohol ... Country Prtde or Other content if needed. The addition of wfOoe "AT Witt> Mb Foodtown Meat Cry (3 us DA Choice toneleu feel sugar is not permitted for Pradikat Chicken 89 49 wines. Both QbA and Pradikat wines $|59Poltln have an A,. P. Number on the label. •wost Kielbasa ib SS ft Samples from each lot of wine that Ffseh Country hide or Other Fresh Country Pride or Freih Country Pride or Other is made must be submitted to a OfOoe A Chtck#n Other Grade "A" Nrrn Crode "A" toneleu government tasting panel for ap- Winy Chicken Chicken proval. If granted, the wine receives Drumettes ib an A. P. Number that contains Livers ib Thighs Ib information about the Approval Authority, the place of business of the botiier, the identification iUPER PRODUCE 1 number of the bottler, the applicants COUPOW approval number and the year the Size 18 sample wan submitted. Of the 37 QbA wines evlauated by Tuna Tuna my tasting p.tnt'1, IS received at least one star. No wine received the Helpei highest award of three stars. Five wines received two stars, but two of them were controversial in that at least one judge wanted to award only SGM. one star These' wines are marked with a "C" in Uie list that follows. Cantaloupe Prices are suggested retail in New York City. 1M1 MOSEL-SAA R RUWER QbA Bed (Zl lasted, It I'ecemmeadea') WQIOI 11 lulon Deinhard Green Label Moselle * * $4 99 H. Sichel Soehne Zeller Schwarxi! Reel Delicious Granny Smith Katz ** $5.79 Apples ib Anheuser It Fehrs i '.eller Schwan e Katz * $6.59 Valencia Julius Kayser Most'lie Blumchen Oranges • 15.50 Julius Kayser Pienportitr Michelsberg * *4 99 Julius Kayser Zelleir Schwarie Katz * $5 49 Madrigal Berelch Hernkastler Riesling * MM Madrigal Piesporter ' Treppchen Riesling * SS.M Madrigal Zeller Schwai -xe KaU Riesling * 15.99 Deinhard Piesporter Riesl ing C/w J5.49 Havemeyer Zeller Schwar te kaU C/w $8.75 Walthari Wein Bernka.stler- KurfursUay C/w $5.99 1M3 RHEINGAU QbA (S tasted, 4 recommended) Fuerst von Mettern ich Schlosskellerei Schloss Job an- nisberger Riesling C/w* 18.50 H. Sichel Soehne Bereich Joi'ui- annisberg Riesling * $5.99 Leonard Kreusch Johannisbergi w Erntenbringer Riesling * $450 Madrigal Bereich Johnnlsberd Riesling * $5.49 lMt RHEINPFALZ QbA (S tasted, S recommesded) Dr. Burklin-Wolf Forster Mariengarten Riesling C/w* $4.79 Dr. Burklin-Wolf Wacbenbeuner Mandelgarten Muller-Thurgau * 69* Orange Juice M.99 Walthari Wein Edel Tropfchen * $4W 19*3 RHEINHESSEN QbA (• usted, I recommeaded) Dienhard Haas ChrUtof Ueb- fraumilch ** $4.99 H. Kendermann Weinkellerel Black Tower Liebfraumtlch * $5.00 Leonard Kreusch Uebfraumilch * $3.M Madrigal Liebfraumilch Rheinhessen * $4.99 Weber Uebfraumilch * $3 99 1M3 NAHE QbA toossure gjutltolenl auanrtty or tale Hems tor al our curtomert. we reserve the right to kmt sales to 3 packaget or any Item unless otherwise noted. Sale Items not (t Usted, 1 recemmeaded) > tn case tots. Prices SSctK* Sunday, June 9 thru Saturday, June 15. 1985. Not responsible tor typographical erron Member Twin County Grocers Some plctuS. Philipp und Henrich Baum shown are tor detfgn purposes and do not iieiessuriy upwsent Hems on sale. Weinkellerel Uebfraumilch * $1.99 READERS ARE WELCOME to write Charles B. Rubinstein in care of The Register, P.O. Box 530, Red N.J. 07701. 4C The if JUNE 12, 1985

CITARELLA'S MEATS & DELI Tangy vinegars a dd extra zip 57 Prospect Av«., rela lively sweet vinegar to flavoi TOM HOK rice , FREE LOCAL AP wia* aaa lood wrilar DELIVERY B lack in the Middle Ages, Euro Whan I wai growing up, I mad pea ns actually drank vinegar mixec vinegar liberally in salad dressings wit h spices In an effort to ward ofl POH A OR and on many vegetable dlihet. But the > dreaded Black Plague. It U nol FATHER'S DAY C the only kinds we had ware distilled kn own how the therapy worked, bul white apple elder. vli tegar still Is used In the health op Round It wasn't until World War II that Baby Spar* London Broil fit ild. Those on a low salt diet offer I began sampling the tangy red and re place salt with a touch of vlnegat 1.69 ». 2.99». white wine vinegars used la the In salads, soups and stews. Fraah homes and restaurants of Prance. Vinaigrette is one of the basic Chuck Chop Now we are receiving a number of d raisings for greens. Here is a elegant wine vinegars from the r eclpe. 159. French that are part of the much- Thumanna OrkhM* Franks Romaine discussed nouvelle cuisine. They sre 2 Tablespoons red or white Hembwaer PaWee Lanuca often costly, but have a unique taste. wine vinegar N.Y. Bonetoee tMp Meak The new ones Include champagne or 1 clove garlic, minced N.V. aanalaaa ilrtotn Steal white wine vinegars blended with 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard PMII talrt • Potato aatrt blueberries, cherries, raspberries V4 teaspoon salt Cotoclaw • "our lunltltd' takad aaana and strawberries, to name a few. Pinch pepper fnt* aatod and Wo* PyaMhia Green Cabbage Actually, such off-beat vinegars 6 Tablespoons olive oil are not new. For years Inventive or salad oil chefs have been experimenting' with In a small bowl, mix. vinegar vinegars made from bananas, elates, garlic, mustard, salt and pepper. Ai oranges and pineapple, with varying this point vinegar buffs enn raise the Ifl. alza degrees of success. vinegar content from i to 4 table Jumbo For some time, gourmets tiavf • spoons, or any amount In between Eggs Cantaloupes indulged In sherry vinegar, wlilcl i Using a fork or whisk, gi adually beal has a nutty flavor. This type shcuM In the oil until the dress ing is sllghth be used in moderation because It ha.' i thickened and well combined If you a high acidic content that grates or i make the dressing ahead of time, some palates. place It In the refrigerator, and beal Sweet Peppers The French vln algre, or soui • again to combine tho roughly before •ell and Ciibanalla wine, has existed for as long as ttx .• adding to salad. Yield: Just under fermented grapes of France. It li i half a cup, enough for a salad for 3 said to have originated there whei i to i people. 39* an absent-minded steward left 11 cask of wine uncovered and it turtle i To obtain other recipes, taken Evom HING IN GOODTASTE. EVEOTTHINOTHATTASTES CkxH) sour. mostly from Tom Hoge's Gourmri Op.n 7 !).«• Mon..S.l. 8-6 The origin of vinegar goes bac k Corner over the pa it years, send $2 for your copy of "1(1 Recipes" to Sun. 8 5 much further than France's fin t effort. More than 3,000 yean ago, th e Gourmet Corner, AP Newsfeatarei. Chinese made a vinegar from rlc e SO Rockefeller Pla.ia. New York, NY wine, and the Japanese used a MM. MONEY SAVING COUPONS

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12 ot Cant OFFICIAL RBFUND CIRTIFICATI Chaok One Box Only I MANUFACTUHgh'SCCiUPON MILLER LIGHT. 9.99 «xmn», t»i»l 1 i *• M UM K ecu cou • gw IMM MmnmiM coucom irm w couwni goon k> I pucfMM fl COM EndoMd * • cm rMjnNr iMR •« KM pi nMm erm of Ceu-CW nrow 12 ot Can* i in •» IMM no — li n mm * •»• it-ami IH»W»KMI :cap< at our auihorttad aoant. m wilt pay you tha faca Price* include ealee tax exoapt eoda value of (hit coupon, plot •« handling a Ho* anot. provtdad you arxJyow cuttofnafihavacompltaxj *.O.B«» 41^001, D^M»,TKVM40 ROP with trw larmt of ihit ottar Any ottwjr app ttcalton conailiutat fraud Involcat thowing your pur In oaa* of typographical error chaaaol iy(ficiant tloch to covar aH cot>po> it mult b* *t*mn upon raquat 1 Vo-d wnaraprohlbiiad, ABC regulated prices prevail laiadorratutciad Vourcutiomarmuti pa>,anyragutradu(ail»ordapotii CathvaiuaiftOoMc Radaam by matting to Tha Coca-Cota Ciornpany. PO fc« MM. Clinton,towa W7 M • "Coca-Colarnii frill " ans dii "P il i us • HI naisl . nnnn .«• «... I mmwmm^mmmmmwmiwimammmmwmmwmB^mmmmmm^mwmmBmmmmmmmwammmmmmm M. JUNE 12, 1985 The RegUtor 5C Stores can make up own rules for double coupon refunds

refund to good use: MYER'S Refund Offer. Receive a Code symbols from any 250 milliliter Dear Martia - la my area, Ue supermarket, In newspapers and "My supermarket advertised magazines, and when trading with $1.50-16 refund. Send the required Ocean Spray package. This offer hjis •toret tkal otter doable coapoat Rich's Turkey Bologna at 4» cents a refund form and three neck labels no expiration date. have a requirement thai yos mail Supermarket friends. Offers may not be available package. I purchased four packages in all areas of the country. Allow 10 (one each from Platinum White, SOUTHERN COMFORT Refund purchase a mlalmam of 111 worth ol and used a 15-cent coupon on each. Original Dark and Golden Rich) Offer. Receive up to a IS refund. Irocerles. Waal reaUy boon me Ii weeks to receive each refund. Shopper That made my cost only 19 cents a The following refund oilers are from 750-milliliter and-or liter-size Send the required refund form and that Ibese itoret do aot Include Ike package. I then mailed in the four bottles for a $6 refund. Or send the the Universal Product Code off the coapoa Item* when (hey add ap worth $29.98. This week's refund Universal Product Code symbols and offers have a total value of H5.47. required refund form and one neck back labels of two 1.75-liter, four 1- grocerlei to reach the minimum received a SO-cent cash refund and label from any Myer's Jamaican liter or four 750-milliliter Southern parchate. A minimum purchase should not These offers require refund discourage a smart shopper, since 12.35 In Rich's coupons. I intend to forms: Rum for a $1.50 refund. (Michigan Comfort bottles for a $5 refund; or Dear Mania - h my area, the the supermarket's weekly double them, too!" residents must include the cash- send one Universal Product Code FINLANDIA Vodka Sport Shirt •torei that olfer doable coapoas advertised specials usually include Sandy is the winner of the SMART register tape.) This offer is valid from one 1 75-liter Southern Comfort Offer. Receive a free custom-em- have a requlremeat that yoa mail enough good buys in the meat, SHOPPER AWARD, and will re- only for adults of legal drinking age. bottle for a $2 refund; or send the broidered Flnlandla navy-blue sport purchase a minimum ol fit worth ol produce and dairy sections to meet ceive a copy of my book, "The Guide Expires July 31, 19(5. Universal Product Code from one 1- shirt, made of 90 percent cotton and groceries. What really bothen me It the minimum. to Coupons and Refunds." If you OCEAN SPRAY Free Paper Bot- liter or 750-milliliter Southern Com- 50 percent polyester. (It features a that these itorei do not ladade the But stores that do not accept have a money-saving experience you tle Three-Pack Offer. Receive a fort bottle for a |1 refund. If your fashionable collar and is available in coapoa Items when they add ap manufacturers' tree product would like to tell me about, address coupon good on your next three-pack Southern Comfort bottle doesn't sizes S, M, L and XL.) Send the frocertei to reach the minimum coupons In order to make up a your letter to me in care of this purchase of Ocean Spray in Paper have a Universal Product Code on Its required refund form and the proof- parchate. minimum purchase should give newspaper. Bottles. Send the required refund back label, send the entire back label of-purchase label peeled from the To make matters worse, they will some thought to the fact that the free CUP 'N' FILE REFUNDS form and nine Universal Product for your refund. back of a 750 milliliter bottle of not accept fret-product coapoat la product is being paid lor by the (Week of June I) Finlandia Vodka, along with your order to reach the minimum It It manufacturer, and that the store is Beverages (File No. S) cash-register receipt Identifying the very embarrauiaf to till a cart fall not only getting the lull retail price, Clip out this file and keep It with place of purchase. Enclose these of moatly coopoaed Items tad taea but a handling fee as well. similar cash-off coupons — beverage be told at the cash regliter that yoa refund offers with beverage coupons. items in a stiff material (such as a Refusing to accept these as part at paperboard). This offer is valid only are not eatitled to the doable the flO minimum discourages busi- for example. Start collecting the eaapoas. — E. West, Hailetoa, Pa. needed proofs of purchase while for adults of legal drinking age and ness and doesn't make much prac- is available while supplies last. Dear E. West - I can understand tical sense. looking for the required forms at the your feelings of frustration. But Dear Martin - I caa't uodentand stores are entitled to make up the why a manufacturer would offer a $1 rules for double coupons since half coapoa refund made ap of five M- your double savings are coming out cent coupons, when I caa find higher- of their profits. value coapoas for the same product la newspapers aad magazines. Where is the incentive? — Lois MONMOUTH MEATS Smith, Buffalo, N.D. Easy egg ID Dear Lois — I agree with you. 112 MONMOUTH ST. I 90 OCEANPORT AVE. When a refund offer returns coupons RED BANK LITTLE SILVER DEAR HELOISE: instead of cash, the coupons should While coloring Easter egg* this be worth at least S or 10 cents more 741-5292 741-5350 year, aslag natural dyes sack as than the coupons that appear in oraage peels or carrot lops, I newspapers. AftMOi/" 'MM All MMM discovered aa easy way to prevent I have a feeling the manufacturers coafasioa between hard-boiled egg' believe that all their coupons are aad raw oaes. made more valuable by retailers BEEF SKINLESS SAUSAGE who double them. But double coupons are no longer available to most consumers, and manufacturers LIVER FRANKS LINKS should adjust their coupon values 69 49 Hints From accordingly. Sandy Roberts of North 99°. M . H . Heloise Lauderdale, Fla., is still being WAYNE'S MARKET offered double coupon opportunities, PRODUCE SEAFOOD AND SPIRITS and she knows how to put a coupon KELLER'S BUTTER 21 West Front St. Red Bank 741-0333 When maklag hard boiled egg*. I add one tabletpooa of vinegar aad a haach of ealoa iklni to the water. The onion skins dye the en shells a golden brown, dlsttagalsaiag them from raw white eggs la the refriger- ator. BARNES APPLIANCE OUTLET me Not only that, I ase ap the dry skias that fall off the oatou Ihroafh the netting of the bag lato my First in Quality- capboard. It's a perfect tolatioa — a rtaaasr capboard aad ao raw eggs at First In Service- pleases. - Katay Martia First Onion skins do color them slightly, don't they? Now no one has to guess In Dependability about the condition of an egg! — Heloise Saad a cooklag or kltcaen hint to: Heloise. P.O. Box tttM, Saa An- taala, Texas 7Stl« TOO BROWN COOKIES Dear Heloise: I jait paid a CMMCT 2 CU. ft- repairman for advice abort the problem ol cs isles browning loo APPROXIMATE mach oa the bottom. He checked my ovea aad It was okay. He then asked to see my cookie sheets. The verdict? To* large for my ovea. He exalaiaed that there shaoJd be air space all aroaad the cookie sheet la order for the heat to rise around It aad cook the tops of the cookies. ::.r.::3.»^.ft. Otherwise all the heat is trapped below aad thas bans the bottoms of the cookies. I got a smaller cookie sheet aad found oat he's abaontely right! No more browned cookie bottoms. — ABB Settle '•*„ BREAD PUDDING Dear Heloise: I read year colama all the time aad have saved quite a lew ol the hlals. I'd like to pass one ol mine aleag. ERT-ZX When making bread paadlag, I ase SPECIFICATION*: ^ n '-2250 raisla bread Instead ol white bread. •• _ jij. fi^ttino The raislas give It a better taste. Also, a little less sugar Is required Cabinet finish JMu'"lnum ro11 b0" because It Is slightly sweeter to start tOO with. I also ate leftover rolls or doaats Cabinet '^"••••••••- la my paddiag when I have them Damaged aroand. - Mrs. J. Beckstaad 'tom :: NON-FAT MILK lSU!£:::::"'"-'"""" ::::::::: «* '^ Dear Heloise: Whoa maklag non- Hatght __ fat powdered milk, the flavor is tremendously improved If yoa mix two tablespoons of coffee creamer aad two tablespoons of hot water lato each quart of reconstituted pow- dered milk. Pat it la the refrigerator aatll It's •—— ECFO670 BUY cold and It tastes almost exactly like nter Tamparatura Control 5 eu- "• whole milk. - Gladys Spragae balanced Dl ANY I do this and it does improve the Cablnat «nish «l Manual lid insulation .. Acrylic Paint COMPACT taste! — Heloise Exterior Olmenaions.'.'.'.'.' ^yunsthane CUTTING ONIONS APPLIANCE Dear Heloise: Whea prepariag a 33.5- high large meal, I have loaad that If I have to ate the catting board for a Aluminum lot of different foods, It Is better to long life Capaefly'" "* "* cat, dice or chop oalons oa paper interior Tamp»r,tura Control Z S cu- "• plates lastead ol oa the catting Cablnat Finish a*' Manual board. Insulation Acrylic Paint Taea I merely throw oat the paper ^•rlor Olmaniion, Potyurethan* plates aad the cattlaf board Is free ^Acrylic 30* wide 33.5" high of that strong eaJea odor. — Doaaa painted cabinet Wetland 5 00 MEASURE PEANUT BUTTER 2OO Dear Heloise: I last finished Capacity.... GET AN reading one ol your books. It's great! Tamparatur.Control' J??.cu- "• Ol AMERICAN I have a dp lor measariag peaaat Cablnat Flnlah * Manual batter that I woaM like to share with Inaulatlon Acrylic Paint FU6SET yoa. Exterior Dimensions Potyurathana 33.5- high To measure oae cap of peaaat -Easy roll casters batter, fill a two-cap measare with •M cap of cold water. AM peaaal batter aatil the water level reaches the two-cap mark. The water caa be poarod off easily aad hardly aay peaaat batter sticks to the measarlag cap. — Us* Krolaslk 2015 WYCKOFFRD TINTON FALLS Sure do** save on cleanup, doesn't APPLIANCE it? - Heloise GARLIC HOLDER 493-8017-493-8866-493-8778 Dear HeMse: Parchate a pottery OUTLET INC. garlic holder aad keep It at yoarstak I* Mash sceariag pads la. The hates i ROBERTBAR? la the garlic storcr preveat mildew. - Abe* Orllfta It Th« Roller WEDNESDAY. JUNE 12,1985 THE ssurat ; i WITH WAMfflOIIW Hundreds of Prices Reduced I'KICES Throughout the Store! DELI PRICE REDUCTIONS MEAT PRICE REDUCTIONS MEAT PRICE REDUCTIONS MEAT PRICE REDUCTIONS

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