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Vol. 107 No. 293 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1985 25 CENT3 INSIDE Divers search river for fifth boater

SPORTS IT KEVIN FKCHETTE The Register Heroic youths Police are still searching for the fifth member of a boating party whose Saturday night excurliion on the Navenlnk River save the life of ended with three deaths and the possible death of the man still sought. Over the weekend, rescue workers re- three-year-old covered the bodies of two adults and a child, near the spot where their canoe overturned, plunging five passengers and a dog Into the ty KEVIN FKWETTE murky waters of the Naveslnk. The Register Capt. Gerald Kelly said he presumed 22- RUMSON - Three-year-old Richard year-old Melvin Walker of Fair Haven was Torres is alive today thanks to five heroic dead, but added that police will continue THE HEQISTER/CAHL ANDREWS youths who rescued him from the search efforts today. NAVESINK SEARCHED — Police search for a missing man believed to have Navesink River after the canoe be was in A fifth passenger, three-year-old Richard drowned in a boating accident Saturday night. capsized Saturday night, killing the boy's Torres, was rescued by local youths Just father, brother and another man. minutes after the accident occurred, and A dog riding with the boaters at the time overloaded," Kelly said referring to the It- Fifteen-year-old Laura Eisenberg said taken to Rlvervlew Medical Center, Red of the accident swam safely to shore, foot canoe. she witnessed the accident from the Bank, for observation. A hospital official said according to witnesses. Rescue workers and divers with the window of her River Road residence the boy was discharged yesterday. Marine Bureau of the State Police continued shortly before 8 p.m. Police recovered the body of his father, Kelly declined to comment on the circum- scouring the muddy bottom of the river "At first I just heard them talking oat Laureno Torres, 33, of Rumson, at 1:49 p.m. stances surrounding the accident but said yesterday for the last remaining passenger. there on the river," Eisenberg saM yesterday. police are still investigating the matter. Rescue attempts were called off at 4:30 yesterday. "When I looked out the window The bodies of 5-year-old, Michael Torres, However, Kelly did say that none of the p.m. yesterday and are scheduled to continue I saw the boat tip over." and 23-year-old Daniel Herman, were pulled passengers were wearing lifejackets. again this morning, according to Ptl. Richard "I could here them out there yelling to from the water late Saturday evening, "The only thing that I can surmise is that, Campanella of the borough police depart- each other but all I could see was this one several hours after the accident occurred. for the type of craft It was, it was ment SM Rescue Page 2A

The Champs 2 relive ride Freshman Chris Gambino of Christian Brothers Academy and Pat O'Byrne of Red Bank Catholic took their respective singles titles at the they took on Monmouth College Invitational yesterday.

STATE wedding day Reagan to visit An Essex county community it urn prepares for a visit this week by The Register President Reagan who hopes to JERSEY CITY - Twenty-five years ago Dwight drum up grass-roots support for his Eisenhower was president, lovers were humming tax reform plan. Johnny Ma this' hit "Chances Are "and the demon- strations and underground movements of the 41 tumu||iious 'sixties were still in. the future. Well, there was tills one interesting under- ground movement. NATION It involved a pink subway car and two Florida ablaze newlyweds. Some 250 firefighters including In UNO Ronald and National Guard troops, drop water by Diane Gruber, now of helicopter in Madison, Fla.. and plow Holmdel. worked for "superhighways through the woods," Cities Service on Wall to fight an expanding 26,500-acre Street. Nightly he would wildfire. walk her to her train for Jersey City — then the Hudson and Manhattan SA tubes — and a romance ——— blossomed. Considering the part the train had played in their love story, the couple asked for and got railroad blessings LOCAL for a private car to carry them and their wedding party from the reception In Jersey City to Newark for the honeymoon trip to Miami. It was a pink car, specially maintained and used in peak periods to attract women from the ferries. The grab bars were strung with gardenias and the air was perfumed with Diane's favorite fragrance, Tigress. While 42 wedding guests looked on and flashbulbs popped, the two happy straphangers leaned across the aisle and kissed. The underground kiss made page one of the New York Daily News. Yesterday history re- peated itself. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey located the car in the PATH yards. A Lincroft florist decor- ated it with pink and white carnations. The air was heady with Diane's current per- Screamin' demon fume, Opium. Keansburg Amusement Park And at 1:30 p.m. the old car — now a non-frivolous launches a "Screamin' Demon, " gray — pulled out of Journal Square with many of the billed by Its owners as the largest all same guests on board — this time for a trip to the World steel roller coaster on the Eastern Trade Center and a Silver Anniversary luncheon at seaboard. Windows on the World. Also on board was an oil painting by Evelyn Leavens 3A of Red Bank depictingthe couple at the time of their engagement, and a Boehm gardenia. The Grubers each direct an insurance company with THE REQISTER/CABL ANtmEWS- headquarters atthe Courts of Red Bank. He is a member INDEX of the "million-dollar roundtable."They are parents of 8OLEMN CEREMONY — The Rev. Kenneth D. preparing to march into the church with flags and Gail, 15, and Diana, 12. Aldrich Jr., rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Red banners, dressed in costume representing each Self-confessed sentimentalists, they prepared for Bank, offers a prayer for the troops during the annual American war dating back to the Revolution. Chaplain their ten-minute trip as thoroughly as they had for a ceremony honoring the war dead soldiers and past Robert Tarbert delivered the sermon. 25-day anniversary tour of Europe. parishoners. Standing to the right, are soldiers Life and the rolling stock willing - they say they'll do It again in 2010. BRIDGE 71 BUSINESS H CLASSIFIED 71 COMICS M CROSSWORD M ENTERTAINMENT M Fourth septuplet dies; others critical but stable HOROSCOPE 1M LIFESTYLE 1M The infant died at 12:25 p.m.. said Doug substance that keeps lungs from collaps- daily, Wood said. OBITUARIES 7A ORANGE, Calif. (AP) - Bonnie Marie Wood, hospital spokesman for Childrens ing, said Wood. Wood released a statement from the OPINION : M Frustaci, the weakest of the four surviving Hospital of Orange County. Three surviving septuplets, Patricia distraught father. SPORTS II Frustaci septupled, died yesterday In her "She died of cardlo-pulmonary failure Ann, Stephen Earl and Richard Charles, "Bonnie Marie lasted a week longer TELEVISION M parents' arms after a 19-day struggle with and arrest due to severe hyaline mem- were in critical but stable condition, than they gave her. She fought long and . YOUR TOWN M a lung ailment, hospital officials said. brane disease," an Inability to produce a continuing to show signs of improvement har"

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• JUNE 10. 1985 LOCAL The Rrgidrr DIGEST Parents concerned about disruptive students

Nominations accepted lyCHMt HAM "I was surprised," she said of the "There are a lot of difficulties in the MacDonald said the administration board's reaction. "I thought they would first and fourth grades," MacDonald said should place aides on buses to ensure the •IDDLETOWN - Judith H. SUnley. Presi- Tne Register discuss issues right then and there.' Violent and disruptive children are left children get a peaceful ride to and from dent of the Monmouth Comervatlon Foun- RED BANK — A group of parents have Reached at her home last night, in the mainstream classrooms and taken school. _ ,»tlon, announced that nominations are expressed concern about the disruptive Superintendent of Schools Joan Abrams out only for brief periods disrupting other "There were some problems on one now being accepted (or the Verdant Award behavior of primary school children in the said she was unable to attend that board children's learning, MacDonald said. bus," Abrams said. "I spoke with the which recognize! nominees for major contribu- classroom and on school buses. meeting because of a death in her family. company and that driver is no longer tion! to open space conservation in Monmouth The group has called a meeting for "No one in the administration addresses "I would be very happy to speak with the unruly conduct, screaming and yelling working for us. It has been taken care of." County. A presentation ceremony will be held on tonight at one of its members home, and Of the idea of putting aides on the buses, September 14, IMS at the foundations 8th annual plans to voice Its concerns to the Board of any one of them in private," Abrams said of aides and even some teachers whose of the group. "You can't name children In decorum only brings to the daily routine Abrams said "other districts don't have country dinner dance to be held at Mr. Edgar Education at its public meeting tomorrow, aides on the buses, they're loo expensive. Rachllns Hop Brook Farm, Holmdel. according to Janet Breslow, one of its public it would be better if they would an atmosphere of disruption," MacDonald come in and say what's wrong. It's easy said in his letter. "A good bus driver will stop the bus and organizers. tell the children he won't continue unless An award may be granted to each of the "We felt it was time we had a meeting to go to newspapers and make wreckless Abrams, however, maintains that Red following categories: individual, public or allegations, I wish they'd made a phone Bank Is no different than other districts they behave," she said. "All districts have together to discuss the issues," Breslow a certain amount of trouble; ours Is not private organization!, companies or corpor- said. "We want to talk with other parents call instead." when it comes to unruly children ations whose contributions have benefited different." and find out what's going on from all parts Breslow said the group wants to "work "Everyone who has visited remarks Monmouth County and/or its individual munici- MacDonald accused Abrams of concen- of Red Bank so all everyone will be together with the board to make a better about the good behavior of children," palities. trating too much on the district's three- represented." situation." Abrams said. "It doesn't mean the and four-year old program, and neglecting The following criteria will be used in selecting Breslow said she hopes as many as 40 Breslow said she is reluctant to discuss children don't occasionally get out of the regular school system. recipients who may be nominated by any people will attend both meetings. specific Issues until after the meeting. hand, but we do not have robots walking "We are trying to fill the needs of a Monmouth County citizen, elected or appointed She said that parents voiced their However, Richard MacDonald, another around. We don't belive in robotic chil- great deal of the community," Abrams official, public or private organization, business concerns at the board's May 14 meeting group member, has written to area dren. We do believe in well-behaved said. "We are not borrowing from Peter firm or the media. but received no response. newspapers outlining his concerns. children." to pay Paul." The candidate's sensitivity and awareness of the need for open land conservation. The candidate's concerns are truly significant for Monmouth County or one of its munici- palities The candidate's willingness to participate and Keansburg Mayor spend time working towards open space con- servation. Nominations mutt be submitted in writing, survives screamin' clearly describing the candidate's accomplish- ments, background, and qualifications in the above criteria. Each individual, organization and business firm is limited to one (1) demon coaster nomination. Nominations will be reviewed by an awards If KEVIN FRECHETTE committee appointed by the executive board of Tne Register the foundation, which will make the selection. KEANSBURG - Young girls screamed, fathers Nomination forms and Information may be held their children tightly, and Mayor Walter obtained by contacting Barbara Scott, Executive Farley began to sweat as the tiny cars rattled to Director, (71-7000. the top of the hill before plunging headlong toward All nominations should be postmarked to the the pavement. Monmouth Conservation Foundation, P.O. Box Farley and more than 100 other brave souls were 191, Middletown, New Jersey 0774J by August S, an hand yesterday for the opening of Keansburg IMS. Amusement Park's latest addition, 'the Screamin Previous winners Include: Junior League of Demon' rollercoaster. Monmouth County, Borough of Shrewsbury, Mr. Billed by its owners as the largest steel coaster and Mrs. Edward Mullen for their donation to on the Eastern Seaboard, the Demon's network of the County of Walnford In Freehold, Prudential twists and turns stretches as high as 82 feet into Property 4 Casualty, Co. of Holmdel, Mrs. Niels the air and reaches speeds of 45 mlles-per-hour on W Johnsen of Rumson, and Mr. and Mrs. the first 60 foot drop. Richard Scudder for the donation of develop- ment rights in Locust. "I was determined that they weren't going to get me on that thing," said Farley, after being coaxed into one of the ride's four-man cars following a Dental Invention shown brief ribbon cutting ceremony. As the first 300 riders steadied themselves and • TLANTIC CITY (AP) - An Invention that stepped out of the cars, park officials handed out Bits promoters say may someday make the free "I survived the Demon" t-shirts and hats. fllong-feared dentist's drill a thing of the past Park co-owner, Albert J. Reid, said he had also made its East Coast debut at the New Jersey offered members of the Middletown Children's Dental Association convention here yesterday, Theater free rides and t-shirts after the curtain fell an organiser said. on their first performance yesterday. Manufactured by Princeton-based Princeton "It's the greatest ride at Keansburg," Mid Jamie Dental Products Inc., the Cavldex Is supposed Cochran of Keansburg. to Hush away decayed tooth with a saline "I think I lost my stomach back there," said his solution and amlno acids instead of drilling, friend, Todd Dyson. according to convention organizer and Cherry Reid and co-owner, Grand Cantalupo, both said Hill dentist Dr. Richard DEustachio. they hoped the coaster and a $100,001) renovation "It's caused a lot of excitement among the project would breath new life Into the tiny seaside public, " said DEustachio park. He added that his fellow dentists are a bit "We have faith that the addition of these new more restrained: "Dentists are always skep- rides is going to bring people out to Keansburg," tical." Reid said. The machine has attracted attention because He said park officials are currently negotiating It is supposed to cause "no or very minimal for the purchase of a 300-foot-long log flume which discomfort" while removing the decayed part of he hoped would be installed by the end of the a tooth, D'Eustachio said. season. "They had a lot of people at their booth Co-owner, Grand Cantalupo, said the park today," be said. purchased The Demon, worth an estimated II million, from Pennsylvania's Magic Valley Amuse- The convention at Bally's Park Place hotel ment Park last year. and casino features 140 booths staffed by Prior to yesterday's opening, he said the Demon everyone from dental suppliers and encyclo- had been inspected and licensed by the state as well pedia salespersons to U.S. Air Force recruiters, as tested by the park itself. be said. "I'm always the first one to try out new rides," "We have a little bit of everything, it seems," Cantalupo Hid, "I test them all out myself before said DEustachio. I'll let anyone else on." Organisers expect a total of 5,000 people to The park officially opened its gates yesterday THE REGISTER/CARL ANDREWS visit the convention, which opened Sunday and and will remain open until the first week in SCREAMIN' DEMON - Mayor Walter Farley, Keansburg Amusement Park, prepares for a ride on will continue through Wednesday, he said. October. seated beside Grand Cantalupo, co-owner of the park's latest attraction, the "Screamin' Demon." Road work to start 1#EYPORT — Reconstruction of Monroe • Street, between Atlantic Street and Keyport IViigh School, is expected to begin by the end of the month, according to the borough clerk. Pallone seeking funds for 3 county lakes Bids for the project, with an estimated cost silt trap on the western end of Wesley of $01,000, will be opened June 11, the clerk, will be used to prevent further deteriora- the lake between Asbury Avenue and TRENTON - The state Legislature's lake, to install a concrete hopper and tion, particularly in the section between Ridge Avenue, which would be utilized as Judith Poling, said. The Borough Council Joint Appropriations Committee (JAC) suction pipe and repair certain parts of the Introduced a $91,000 bond ordinance Tuesday for the railroad tracks and Norwood Avenue a silt trap. In addition, the height of the Saturday approved resolutions by Senator retaining walls." where silt and weeds have built up to a the project. flume at the Ridge Avenue bridge would Frank Pallone, Jr., D-Monmouth, that "There is a good possibility that the great degree. be raised." would provide funding for the clean-up of Poling said the borough hopes to complete the North End development project which is "As a City Councilman in Long Branch, Wesley, Takanassee and Deal Lakes. Pallone said that he hoped to provide renovations by the end of the high school planned for Ocean Grove, may provide I have received a number of complaints additional funds in the budget for the student's summer vacation for safety reasons, One resolution passed by the committee private funds to augment repairs to the from local residents about the bad second step of upstream stabilization because workers would be operating close to the appropriates 1100,000 each for Wesley retaining walls." condition of the lake," he said. which involves work on the stream school. Lake, between Ocean Grove and Asbury "I spoke to Gov. (Thomas) Kean and The resolution for Deal Lake provides corridor and the construction of a deten- Park, and Taksnatsof Lake in Long showed him the deteriorated condition of for the carryover of $500,000 in funds tion basin at Harvey Brook west of Branch, for a total of 000,000. Wesley Lake when he participated in last earmarked for cleanup, he said. The Monmouth Road." Church starts program Pallone said that Wesley Lake has year's LaborDay Parade. The Governor money was appropriated in a bill, also "The JAC was unwilling to commit "seriously deteriorated" to the point noted in particular the collapse of the sponsored by Pallone, which Kean signed additional funds beyond the $500,000 until UMSON-Holy Cross Roman Catholic where Its recreational value has been retaining wall on the Ocean Grove side." in March. the first stage of upstream measures to Church has announced Its formation of practically eliminated. Pallone said that funding for Pallone said the money would have reduce erosion and siltation is begun," he RENEW. RENEW is a program to aid the "Wesley Lake was once used for Takanassee Lake in Long Branch will be lapsed without the carry over resolution. said. R boating, fishing and all types of activities spiritual growth of the people of God as a vibrant used to remove silt, stabilize banks and "The Deal Lake funds will be for "I will be meeting with the Deal Lake faith community. I would like to see it come back as a prime construct appropriate structures for silt erosion control work on the lake's Commission to see if they can step up the attraction In the redevelopment of both retention. A three-year process in all parishes, RENEW southernmost arm. This is the first of six firt phase of the clean up. It then may be Asbury Park and Ocean Grove," Pallone "Takanassee Lake has tremendous steps to achieve upstream stabilization possible to obtain money for the second will embrace both Christian and non-Christian said. recreational value, particularly for fish- participants and aims to renew Christian living that will prevent silt from flowing into the step through separate legislation later this "The funding will be used to clean the ing," he continued. "It is one of the few lake," Pallone said. year." through teaching and witnessing the word of trout-stocked lakes In the area. The money God, developing vibrant faith communltites and "This first step affects the portion of be establishing Justice formation and action. Holy Cross will provide an Information Night June 13 at • p.m. to answer questions. Members elected to Monmouth College Board of Trustees

Pair nabbed college work at Monmouth before return- Arts Commission and, during the same in 1955 in Newark as a trainee in the period, served as executive producer and auditing division. He rose rapidly in the WEST LONG BRANCH - Three new ing to her home state of South Carolina to host of Review, a weekly arts and current comptroller's department, holding suc- #*EA BRIGHT - Two people were arrested members have been elected to the complete studies for a degree at the events program on South Carolina educa- cessive posts there until 1979 when he went V in a night ohrb parking lot late Saturday on Monmouth College board of trustees. They University of South Carolina at Columbia ^charges of pots rasing cocaine, police said In 1971. Five years later she organised tional TV. to the firm's Western Home Office in Los are Mrs. Esther B. Ferguson, chairman Angeles as vice president in charge of yesterday.' and chief executive of Carlyle Consulting, Carlyle Consulting, advisors to the busi- Mr. Leonard began his Bell System Dawn O'Brien, », of Freehold, and John E ness community on improving the effec- career in 1M0 at the New York Telephone administration. He assumed his present Inc., New York; Donald J. Leonard, vice title in the Newark headquarters in 19JJ . 'Connolly, 1), of Staten Island, N.Y. were president of Switching Systems, AT4T- tiveness of individual corporate contribu- Co., transferring to Bell Laboratories In arrested in the Trade Winds parking lot by Bell Laboratories, Holmdel, and Eugene tion programs and philanthropic ac- Murray Hill in l»56 to work on the design A 1962 graduate of Rutgers University Patrolmen Fred Defckmann and Steven Spahr, M. O'Hara, senior vice president and tivities. Earlier, she was vice president of of amplifiers, circuits and networks for which he presently serves as a board the initial Pulse-Code Modulated (PCM) police said. No other details were released. comptroller of The Prudential Insurance Think Group, Inc., New York communica- member of the Accounting Advisory Tl transmission system. Subsequent as- The suspects were treed on 11,000 bail each Co. of America. tions and marketing agency, and public Committee, Mr. O'Hara did graduate' and were scheduled for Municipal Court action affairs director, National Organization of signments took him to Bell installations in Board Chairman Jules L. Plangere Jr. Massachusetts. Ohio and Illinois. work at City College of New York, and July IS, police said. announced the appointments which are Women Legal Defense and Education also earned the Chartered Life Under- four-year terms, effective July 1. Fund in Manhattan. In the late TO's, she Mr. O'Hara, who is a resident of writer (CLU) designation awarded by the Mrs. Ferguson, who took part of her was Commissioner of the South Carolina Rumson, began his career with Prudential American College. ZA Thf Register lY, JUNE 10, 1985 PEOPLE Court deciding when one can sue city hall Hollow in combination with a mis- become a guideline for trial and conditions of public property, sub- leading speed-limit sign and poor accommodate the filming of "Long appeals courts. ject to certain exceptions. TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - Toe visibility," the majority said. Doggone criminal Hot Summer," an NBC-TV mini- state Supreme Court is reviewing a The pending case, argued March 4, Government Is Immune from liab- series remake of the 116* film ility for discretionary actions, such The judges said the roadway was SANTA MONICA. Calif. (AP) - A case that could make It either easier Involves a 2-1 appeals court ruling classic based on works by William as whether or how to build a road, designed in IKS for a speed of 30 dog belonging to actress Jane Fonda or harder to file lawsuits against which held that the state Depart- Faulkner. but non-discretionary actions can mph at most, but at the time of the and her husband Tom Hayden, a public entities, such as local or state ment of Transportation can be held Considering it has such stars as result in liability. accident, It was posted for 90 mph, state Assemblyman, was forced into governments. liable for erecting a 50-mph speed- Jason Robards, Ava Gardner, Cybll For example, if a state employee just 100 feet from a sharp curve with a life of crime but Hayden lays the The state's highest court Is con- limit sign before a dangerous curve Shepherd and Don Johnson of driving a state car on official poor visibility dog has been punished enough. sidering a split appeals court de- where motorists should have slowed "Miami Vice," she figured she could down to 30 mph. business hits a pedestrian, be Is They characterized the section of A black Labrador named Taxi cision last year, one in a string of Route 9W as a "deathtrap." put up with it. rulings in recent years that have The decision stemmed from law- liable just like anyone else. burrowed out of the Hayden yard and But then she heard the squeak of But Clarke said there is "a fuxxy four teen-agers caught him, police created exceptions to the state's suits filed as a result of a 197S The accident occurred when • car pulleys at her post office in nearby immunity from negligence claims. accident that killed four people on line'' between discretionary and non- driven by Stefan Llndedahl of Du- said Friday. Taxi was taken to the Jonesville last week and found a discretionary activity, and there are pound Thursday night after the Route tW in Alpine, Bergen County. mont went out of control as It crew member taking down the U.S. "I think it's really a situation Under the Tort Claims Act, a 1972 continuing battles in court on the rounded the curve just south of youths allegedly told one victim the flag, Ms. Nolan said. where the court will either reaffirm subject. dog would attack if the man didn't state law, state, county and munici- Walker's Hollow. The car hit a "I asked him just what he thought and give renewed strength to the Clarke said the appeals court hand over his money. pal governments normally cannot be vehicle driven by Marilyn Bradley. he was doing, and he said he was immunities the Legislature has decision was "nonsensical" because "He's innocent," Hayden said of sued for negligence. The act was She and her twin 11-year-old sons, taking it down because it was given the state and other public meant to free governmental entities it agreed that the state was immune David and Philip, were killed, along Taxi. "His only technical offense fluttering in the wind and making entities, or diminish their mean- from liability in some ways but that was digging his way out of our from any liabilities, except in cases with the boys' friend, Alan Kolitch, noise," she said. "I told him he could ingfulness even further," Mid Depu- specifically mentioned in the law. the state was nevertheless open to a also 11. yard." shinny up It and bold it still if be ty Attorney General Benjamin The appeals court said the law did lawsuit. Lindedahl was acquitted In 1970 on "We consider his night on the town wanted, but he darn sure wasn't Clarke. punishment enough," be said. not provide protection in the case of "Plan or design immunity shields death-by-auto charges. going to take it down." The trend has been to reduce the the Route 9W accident. the state from liability for the plan There were more than 300 acci- number of instances where immuni- There are two instances in which or design of the roadway in Walker's dents and 31 deaths on the highway Ask a catobrlty ty applies and "make it easier to get government can be held liable for Hollow but not for the dangerous In Walker's Hollow in the past SO HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Television these cases before juries where personal injury or property damage, condition of the 100-foot stretch of years. Fatalities ended after the and radio programs are increasingly sympathies will be with the injured Clarke said. One is for acts and roadway for motorists traveling a* road was Improved and widened in interspersed with Phyllis Diller parties," he said. omissions by government employees the posted speed limit, as the result 1981, police say. hawking hardware. Shirley Jones The Supreme Court decision would and the other is for dangerous of the vertical sag curve In Walker's prowling supermarket aisles or Den- nis Weaver riding a hone down Wilshire Boulevard. "It's a way to get instant aware- ness and great credibility for your client," said Daryl Eagle, an ac- West Germans identify Mengele's body count supervisor at the Los Angeles authorities and periodically carries advertising firm of Davis, Johnson, amounts of money from his family, —A gold watch Mengele owned BONN. West Germany (AP) - exclusives on police work. Mogul and Colombatto Inc. and met his living expenses through was given to Rolf. Three West German criminal exam- Mengele, who would be 74 if alive, "It's lucrative and I enjoy it," said odd jobs. —Mengele bad a gap closed be- iners who flew to Brazil last week is the most-wanted Nazi war crimi- comedian Bob Hope, who does —Before moving to Brazil, tween his two front teeth to try to assume the body exhumed there is nal. Nicknamed the "Angel of nationwide commercials for Texaco Mengele lived under the name conceal his Identity. that of Nazi war criminal Dr. Josef Death," he is held responsible for and has been the voice of California "Zimmermann" in Argentina. Mengele, the Bonn daily newspaper the deaths of about 400,000 Jews at "He altered these teeth during his Federal Savings since December -In 1967, Mengele lived in Die Welt said yesterday. the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz, stay in Argentina, which in later 197». Caieras, near Sao Paulo, in a house years resulted in his wearing a The three investigators drew that Poland Eagle said Ms. Diller, a comedian, belonging to a married couple by the denture," Bossert was quoted as conclusion after questioning an Aus- The article about Mengele, which had special value because people name of Geza and Gitta Stammer, saying. " He also underwent a plastic trian couple and another woman in is to appear in today's editions of the were surprised she was touting a and he worked on their coffee surgery operation in Argentina, Sao Paulo. The three said they had newspaper, was made available to hardware store. plantation. Gitta Stammer con- which however didn't work and left nelped shelter the Nazi fugitive in news media in Bonn yesterday. "She might be the last person firmed this. Die Welt said. only scars." ;. Little Richard Brazil, Die Welt, said Die Welt named the investigators you'd choose for that job," Eagle —Mengele moved into a house in —Mengele's correspondence was "According to the facts now at as Criminal Director Gemmer of the said. Sao Paulo in 19*9 and lived there sent, to a middleman in Augsburg, hand it is to be assumed that the Hesse state crime office, and Chief until he drowned on Feb. 7, 1979 who then sent them on to "contact corpse buried on the eighth of Inspector Schoeller and Senior Ad- Country jamboree A new awakening His address there was in an persons" in Guenzburg. Mengele February, 1979, under the name of viser Sack from the Federal Crime address book found by authorities was referred to in these letters as NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - BRUNSWICK, Ga. (AP) - Times Wolfgang Gerhard, is Josef Office in Wiesbaden It did not give May 31 in the home of Hans "Beppo." Thousands of country music have changed for Richard Wayne Mengele, " Die Welt quoted the their first names. Sedlmeier, a former officer of the enthusiasts began arriving during Penniman, one of the hard-partying criminal examiners as saying in a Their offices were closed yester- Hans-Eberhard Klein, the chief Mengele family's farm machinery the weekend for the 14th annual founders of rock V roll who became report sent back to West Germany. day, and spokesmen could not be prosecutor in the Mengele case, has firm in Guenzburg, Die Welt said. refused to publicly name the owner • Fan Fair" — 26 hours of concerts known as Little Richard but now has The paper did not say bow it had reached for comment on the news- over five days beginning Monday. dedicated himself to religion rather paper report. -The real Wolfgang Gerhard of the house where the letters were obtained the report. Die Welt is returned home to Graz, Austria in It all costs $60 per person. than old numbers like "Tutti Frutti" Die Welt quoted details from the found, but other officials have ident- known to have close contacts with 1(74. Before he left, he gave Mengele Among those scheduled to per- or "Good Golly Miss Molly." investigators' report about ified him as Sedlmeier West German law enforcement his Brazilian passport, driver's form during the week are Janie The 52-year-old rock legend spent Mengele's life on the run. including There was no answer at a license and work permit. The real Fricke, Larry Gatlin and the Gatlln the weekend in Brunswick, giving that he had undergone plastic sur- Guenzburg telephone number listed Gerhard died in Graz on Dec. It, Brothers, TG Sheppard, Charley free performances and accepting gery and dental work to try to under the name of Hans Sedlmeier 1978, Die Welt said. Pride. Lee Greenwood, Marie Os- donations for his ministry. The Register change his appearance. over the weekend. mond, the Judds, Mel Tillis, Terri He was critical of today's rock "Mengele was extremely agile, -Mengele's son, Rolf, visited him But the Hamburg-published Bild Gibbs, Loretta Lynn and Tom T. musicians. (ISSN 87504491) temperamental and difficult to get in Brazil in 1977 or 197S. am Sonntag newspaper yesterday PuMahad f> Tna Had a— Winnlir "On Christmas, 1179, after the said one of its reporters had reached Hall "They have all those machines ... eaauanaa * iirs along with. Because of his strong they just mash a few buttons and by John H Coofc and Henry Clay personality he tried to influence the death of his father, Rolf Mengele Sedlmeier and asked if he believed M* O» visited the grave and photographed Mengele was dead. have a band," be said. "So many of y. NJ. 07701 family life" of the people who knew Another Inconvenience {2011 542 4000 it," Mrs. Bossert said, according to "Yes, I believe so," Bild quoted the (today's) records are all the BrancnOmoal him, the report said, according to ELYSIAN FIELDS, Texas (AP) same ... they are so filthy and have Monmouti County CounftouM. Die Welt. Die Welt Sedlmeier as answering. i- Reba Nolan wasn't too put out so much decadence. Songs don't need Fmanotd, NJ 077a rUM. I •*• A body buried under the name of when she had to move her car to that." f to fw uea of •* fftt too* Wolfgang Gerhard, which authorities think may be Mengele's, Uamoar or ma Amancan Naaapapar Pmxahar. AMooakon tia Aud* Suraau of Ocutrton. IM Maw was exhumed Thursday in Embu. Jareav Praaa »MnrMnn about 17 miles from Sao Paulo. Rescue Sacono Cam poaaoa pau M Rad Sank. N J Repaid, 40 years later 07701 PuWanad dairy aMapt Sal Man tuMcnptom Experts have begun reconstructing Continued from Page 1A When he reached the center of the payaoa m adtanca Ttl the bones into a skeleton so body guy trying to swim to shore and the river, Shiftan said all he could see 12.000 over a two-year period, said Da* 4 parts can be checked against medi- baby out in the water. Somebody WAILUKU, Hawaii I API - A » was the baby. "I dove in and pulled district welfare administrator Kazu T«m Dairy Sunday Sunday cal and dental records provided by must have been holding that baby Maui Island woman who received I 12 ana 170/aaa* 75/ oaa* 2 467 oaak the baby up along side the skiff," Hamasaki 1J-S1 oaara 1 66/ «••*. 70/ «aa ? 25/««•» West Germany. up," Eisenberg said. "When I looked Welfare payments nearly 40 years 1 raar 1 46/ »aak. Ml MM 2 10/ aaak ShifUn said, "but I couldn't lift the ago has decided to pay the state tiliiaml laiiiMHrmiinl l l Die Welt implied West German out again I couldn't see anyone." baby into the host, so my brother "She said she feels obligated to nal - » of aba* rate. authorities were upset by the way back, an official said. refund the money." Hamasaki said Moma daivary by Carriar - Daily and Sunday dove in and I handed him the baby 11.36 • waah. Sunday on*/ 36 oanaj. Daty only 1 00 Brazilian authorities exhumed the The bodies of Laureno Torres, 33, The woman, who was not ident- Monday. "We told her no. no, no. 8Moaoopy at Count* — DaHy 25 can*. Sunday and climbed into the boat." His body. It said the Germans tried, but ified, had three young children and she's not obligated but she insisted 49 can. Michael Torres, 5, and Daniel brother then hoisted the toddler up POSTMASTER Send addnaa cnangM tt Tnt were not allowed any influence in the Herman, 23, were pulled from the no income when she received about she wants to." P O Boa 520. Rad Sank. N J 07701 to him and into the boat. way the exhumation was conducted. river during the weekend search. "The skeleton was not salvaged "At first I thought the baby was complete with the casket, but single After contacting the State Police's dead but then he started kicking and parts were taken out un- Bureau of Marine Police, Eisenberg crying," said Shiftan, who handed WEATHER systematically and the casket stayed said she sent her 12-year-old sister, the baby to Eisenberg on shore in the grave," the newspaper quoted Stacy, to a neighbor's house for help. before turning the skiff around and the investigators' report as saying. heading back out to help find the JERSEY SHOUE The West German investigators Thirteen-year-old Jamie Shif tan of others. The Forecast/for 8p.m. EDT,Mon., June 10 learned details of Mengele's life in 88 River Road said he grabbed the ' Today will be mostly sunny, with and near Sao Paulo by interrogating keys to the family's 13-foot skiff and "Only about two Inches of the highs ranging from the middle toth e the Austrian couple Wolfram and yelled to his brother and a friend for canoe was above water but Dave upper 80s. Fair tonight, with lows Gertrude Bossert, and another help after Stacy alerted him of the grabbed it to make sure no one was around SO. Tomorrow will be in- woman by the name of Gitta accident. trapped underneath," Shif tan's creasingly cloudy, with highs rang- Stammer, Die Welt said. Mrs. brother said. "At first I wasn't thinking; I was ing from 75 to 80 8O Bossert's first name has been given in Brazil as Lisolotte. just reacting automatically," said "It was only in about seven feet of MARINE FORECAST The Bosserts said they were Shiftan, who raced out to the middle water but at the bottom of the river introduced to Mengele as "Pedro" in of the river where the accident there's about eight feet of black Manasquan to Cape Henlopen to 20 1968 by another Austrian. It said occurred. muck that you'll sink into if you go Nautical Miles Offshore Mengele admitted his identity one His 16-year-old brother, Andrew, under," he added. Winds will be westerly at 10 to SO year later. and a friend, David Howie, 17, knots today, decreasing to around 10 Asked by the investigators why followed behind in a larger boat. He said they were still searching knots tonight. Today and tonight will they did not report him, the Bosserts "At first we thought he (Jamie) for the others when rescue workers be fair, with waves rising from 2 to replied, "Not for ideological, but for was only kidding around, but when with the Marine Police arrived five 1 feet. Tomorrow will be fair, with 9O humanitarian reasons," Die Welt we saw him grab the keys to the boat minutes later but waited another ten southerly winds at 10 to 15 knots. said. and run out of the house, we knew minutes before beginning their Visibility will be over 5 miles. "The fate of a fugitive is worse something was wrong," Howie said. search. than a death sentence," they were EXTENDED quoted as saying. After Mengele, alias Wolfgang Wednesday will be partly cloudy, Gerhard, died in a swimming acci- with a chance of showers and dent in 1979, the Bosserts kept his Showers Ram Ftuffies Snow Stationary i thunderstorms in the afternoon and death secret, fearing revenge by evening. Clearing on Thursday. Fair National Wealth Service MOAA u S Oeol of Commerce Israeli agents. Die Welt said. on Friday. Lows will be in the 50s Die Welt said the Bosserts also and highs will range from the upper MJaracUy 61 coy 87 told the investigators: 60s to the upper 70s through the 73 ody aa • —Mengele returned to his home- period 62 as 73 My 49 H 70 My town of Guenzburg, West Germany, coy Miam Baach 90 76 in 1959 toatten d his father's funeral. HOES coy MKMna-OoaaM 97 69 Or ao MNwauxaa as 72 ody He rejected in a notarized statement 74 Mpw-81 Paul 75 61 ody any inheritance. u coy Sandy Hook Naanvna 93 64 ody ao co> —Mengele received small TODAY: High: 2:09 a.m. and 2:50 |uiwo NawOriatna 90 78 1 78 ody 78 cdy p.m. Low: 8:39 a.m. and 9 13 p.m.Burtnoton.Vl NawVork 75 61 Ok .Va 91 66 06 ok TOMORROW: High: 3:00 a.m.CnatMlon.SC <•> Nonhf 79 66 ody n ,WV •2 71 ody and 3:42 p.m. Low: 9:31 a.m. and no ody .NC 7a 62 ody 10:08 p.m. Cnayanna 73 Or 71 ok. For Red Bank and Rumson bridge, CKC4O0 65 60 ody Cincinnati 87 Phoanli 62 ok NOTICE add two hours; Sea Bright, deduct 10 87 ody Pmaburor, 61 minutes: Long Branch, deduct 15 CownDa.SC. 94 cdy 67 Cotumoua.Ori ody 78 minutes. Highlands bridge, add 40 SSOETN n 58 BOROUGH OF minutes. C»#»F,WO* w 63 ody Dayton RapMCy 76 55 ody 75 62 50 EATONTOWN ao 91 65 SUN U 100 H The Borough ol Eatontown Is StLoua 97 ao 71 accepting applications for part- ElPaao 106 si Pata-Tampa 94 TODAY Sunrise5 24a.m., sunset 77 90 ody SaHLaWCHy 97 time Housing Inspector. Evanawwa 81 B:M p.m. •1 cdy San Mono FavtanM 7] 74 ody San Dago TOMORROW: Sunrise 1 a.m., Fargo 65 Applicants must have a back- I:M 67 ok 8ar> Franoaco Flaunt" 58 sunset 8:27 p.m. 63 San Juan. PR ground in residential construc- OrandRarMa 74 dr amaUana 01 Qraal Faa 64 tion or building maintenance. GVaaraboro.N C ody My 47 Hantord 64 Or WEATHEB ELSEWHERE 66 llaltni 42 Ody 62 Trainees will be considered. fay-1 Honolulu 70 ody Mad avwl 41 76 Syraouaa cdy Salary negotiable. Submit appli- uvmrtghl low to 1 p.m. EOT Houakm 63 10 Tooau 1 l^ Pn OH n 64 06 cations to James J. Maloney, jadaon.Ma «*any ?6 57 0J ody 6T 71 Business Administrator, 47 ABuguarqua 94 80 dr jariaonxaa ody T9 Arnarao 64 87 03 ody Junaau 61 Broad Street, Eatontown, NJ. 77 ody 66 Ancnonga 69 44 ok KanaaaOy 76 or 70 07724 /WMk^at M 57 ody !•'«• 97 70 ody unmmglon.Da «anta 91 M ody LWaltoot The TWRc«M4cr NEW JERSEY JUNE 10. 1986 STATE DIGEST Lautenberg attacks airborne wastes and dknan from the AUentown- yearly to employ environmental Thousands Joined the P-rade NEW YORK < APi -Set Bethlehem area of Eastern Peno- pet samel. Patrick Moynihan and Frank RINCETON (API - Harold D-N J who was celebrating his syhrania. Lautenberg launched balk—a yes- Moynihan and Lautenberg. both Media* who at age V u Mth reunion and William Sanday. he launched another 100 terday and an attack on the En- members of the Senate Environment Princeton University's old- Ruckelshaui former adminis- balloons from the trade center P trator of the Environmental vironmental Protection Agency for Lautenberg wants to discover and Public Works Committee, an- ex (radiate ted 10.000 alumni an EPA proposal that would tarn nounced this weekend they are and their families Saturday Protection Agency where the balloons land m the hopes over regulation of airborne toxic drafting legislation to prevent the across the i ammi m the annual III terrific." Ruckelshaui be can dissuade federal authorities wastes to the states. from approving the EPA proposal by EPA from turning over the monitor- P-rade. the climactic event to the said "We have a son who goes ing of air quality to each state school's three-day ruin mm here and a *»-«*i—• who gradu- The EPA proposal, announced last showing them how certain toxic week, represents a retreat from 15 States that are downwind from It feels just woudafiil to be ated a number of years ago wastes are carried by air across years of progress" in improving the industrial states, such as New York back, bat I'm pooped." said We've come back for a number state boundaries, said Jim quality of air nationwide. Moynihan McQueeny. press secretary to and New Jersey, are most opposed Medina, who graduated in MO* of events — football games and to the decision. McQueeny said so forth — and we've always said Lautenberg and terved at a jadge on the 2nd Kansas would not feel as upset US Circuit Court of Appeals enjoyed it very much "Air pollution is not a state "New Jersey and New York are problem — it's a national problem about this as New Jersey," he said. from 1961 to 1M and later as a And at the end of the parade, concerned about their air quality Winds know no boundaries." the "Older states such as New York and senior federal circuit jadge in members of the Coalition for We're too densely populated not to New York Democrat said in a New Jersey are at the other end of New York City Divestment marched with Mack be." Lautenberg said in a statement statement the wind tunnel Medina presided In lMt over coffins and signs with message* In a letter Friday to EPA Admin- He and Lautenberg. a New Jersey The EPA announced the proposal the celebrated trial of 11 Com- such as "Feed the hungry, not istrator Lee Thomas. Lautenberg Democrat, held a news conference last week by saying the change munists charged with conspiracy just portfolio." said. "We Intend to oppose any move Sunday on the observation deck atop would "strengthen" the state-na- to teach and advocate overthrow The group was continuing a to delegate federal responsibility to the World Trade Center in Lower tional relationship over matters of of the VS. government by force protest of the university's PS0 the states." Manhattan. environmental concern. and violence million holdings in companies According to Moynihan. if the On Friday. Lautenberg launched Not so, Lautenberg said yesterday Also among those who that do business with South EPA proposal is approved, it will 50 balloons containing postcards and before launching the 100 balloons marched were Sen Bill Bradley. Africa cost New York taxpapers f 10 million labeled with the names of airborne annually to purchase equipment to carrying post cards that be hopes the Frank R. Lautenbwrg toxic wastes such as arsenic. PCBs finders will send to him. Ballfinder gets into a job feet-first monitor air levels and $1 million LEASANTVILLE (APl - A the Lord calls me I'll do it as Os-year-old caddy who makes long as I'm able." P a living off golfers with bad Stokes said he makes a few aim said yesterday be has no hundred dollars a month in his Phone center helping the handicapped pUns to retire from his part-time winter occupation and does "a specifically designed for people with contacts take longer than a contact telephone but can be used person-to- job of basting for golf balls with little better" selling the re- PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS his bare feet in mucky fairway covered balls to the golf courses disabilities, said Ron Hatley. mar- from a person just wanting to person, so it helps them a lot," said IAPI - People with speech, vision, keting manager for the center purchase a telephone Hatley said. Ms. Isidro. At the Atlantic City Country bearing and motor impairments can "Customers are still becoming Teresa Isidro. a customer service Another item for the handicapped I love it. said Grorer Stokes often operate a simple device, such adding that be likes the flexible Club in Northfield. one of the aware of us," Hatley said. "As with clerk at the center, said one of the is the Directel. used by those who exclusive courses Stokes con- as a telephone, only with a great deal all other aspects of the business, better selling devices is the artificial are motion unpaired and unable to hours and independence the job of difficulty offers "When I feel tired, I sit siders his territory, well-dressed quite a lot of confusion existed, larynx, "a device used for people bold receivers or dial. golfers walk past the hip-booted But a telephone center here offers knowing where to go for what." who had their larynx removed or A Directel has an intercom system caddy who methodically plods a variety of devices that gives Hatley said the center employes who had cancer of the throat." on the base of the phone, and a Stokes, who traps muakrats in handicapped people more control the winter months, has been through the mud. about 75 people, who handle an The instrument is about i inches microphone that can be man- When be gets a ball, he tosses over their lives. average of 2.500 calls a day. The long, cone-shaped and rounded off at euvered. To operate the device, hasting for golf balls at the The American Telephone k Tele- bottom of ponds on luxury golf it onto the dry ground. Later, the center opened in January 1W4. about the top. It allows the speech- people blow into the a tube, and in balls will be washed in an old graph Co National Special Needs the time of AT&T's divestiture. impaired to talk by pressing the eight seconds an operator responds courses for the last 40 years. Center, which serves handicapped He said be 11 keep his job till wringer washer and sorted "Because our employees are es- rounded-off end against their throats to dial the number people throughout the continental pecially trained to investigate the and pressing a button. The center also sells the Volume United States, has 14 product! need of the person, sometimes the "It can be not only used over toe Control Handset. Bloomfield plans are budding •NOI available m a> anas Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined for Reagan's visit That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. his Essex County community wss buzzing with preparations for a visit this week by President Reagan who hopes to SOfT PACK 9 mg "tar". 0 8 ng mcotme BOX. MfKTHOL BOX 12 mg drum up grass-roots support for his "t*r" 10 mg mcotme av pec cigarette b» FTC method tax reform plan and have the pitch covered by media from two states. offk*»i« said yesterday The town of 47,000 residents has been in "turmoil," ever since Re- agan • visit, scheduled for Thursday. was announce, said Mayor John W

White House scouts first arrived last week, looking for a suitable backdrop for the president's ad- dress, said Kinder He said Bloomfield, where Reagan twice garnered a majority of the NEW votes, wss suggested by Gov Thomas H. Kean. who lives in nearby Livingston. SOFT Reagan aides told Kean they were looking for a northern New Jersey location close to New York that would attract media coverage from both states Also available in regular The president is scheduled to fly to nearby Newark International Air- and menthol box. port, travel here by motorcade, start bis address oa the steps of the Municipal Building at 12 06 p.m. and retain to Washington by early after-

The town has never hosted s president, although Richard Nixon. aew a resident of Saddle River, spoke on the Town Green in IMS whan he was a candidate for presi- dent About « Whit* House aides were expected to help orchestrate the visit The expectad 15.000 spectators will be required to pass through alrport'StyW metal detectors that will line several blocks surrounding Mawsripsl Plaza Kinder said several security of- ficers will sweep city hall before the

'It's fantastic, absolutely fantastic how they can cover every detail," the mayor said Kinder said the Reagan scouts ware also impressed with the town's downtown square and its picture- perfect municipal building. Reagan will deliver his speech outside the red-brick, Georgian-style structure. "They were looking for a 'Town Hall USA' and this is certainly it." Kinder said, it doesn't look like a motel or a hotel It looks Ilka a town kail" The community itself "has tat appeal of a New England town, "said the mayor. "The location Is Ideal for the president to make his pitch." Meanwhile, residents and officials were gearing up for the visit. Trees were being pruned, flowers were being planted around town hall, and welcoming banners will be hung out. "The flap are going up," said the mayor, a Republican. The Bloomfield Senior High School Is expected to play "Ruffles and nourishes" and "Hail to the Chief," using sheet music provided by the White House The town will bus in Its elemen- tary students and give them 2,000 small American flags to wave. "I'll tell you. this whole town is In a turmoil," uid Kinder "I've never seen so much excitement." Meanwhile, at a local pizzeria, baker Howard Rogers completed a test ran of a slightly altered version of the main course - pizza with jelly beans The Register

AY. JUNE 10, 1985 NATION/WORLD The Regiiler NEWS DIGEST White House tied to Contra groups Von Bulow jury remains undecided ROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - ance on whether the plans fit with WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House welcomed the offers but "terribly anti-Semitic" and that one Juron deliberating (or a administration policy. House has kept close ties with provided no "quid pro quo" to European chapter contained former third day In CUui von "I say, 'This is what I'm going to P private groups raising money for reward the nations for giving the Nazi SS troops. But he added that Bulow's retrial (ailed to reach a do. If it's a dumb idea, send me a Nicaraguan rebels despite a public help. He also said the White House those extremist elements have been verdict yesterday, after review- signal," Singlaub said. "Nobody has stance that it doesn't encourage or estimated that outside support would purged. Ing testimony about the myt- called me and told me, 'You're discourage those efforts, according total about $11 million this year, and Singlaub said about a half dozen terloui black bag prosecutors say screwing up'." to well-placed sources. thus agreed to scale back its 1065 countries have given aid to the contained needles and insulin he The White House - at least request to Congress to $14 million. NCS spokeswoman Kama Small Contras, but he refused to name used In two attempts to kill his initially - offered advice to individ- The source said President Re- said North and other council officials them. He added that toe rebels heiress wife. would not comment on the question uals Involved In the fund raising and agan's National Security Council receive some military advice from The jurors, In a note they sent staff handled contacts with private of a White House connection to the individuals from Argentina, Ven- did not discourage offers from private groups. the Judge, said they were making several allied governments to funnel groups, including the World Anti- ezuela and Guatemala. As to "considerable progress," and aid to the Contra rebels, according Communist League, a staunchly The CIA spent about $80 million whether those advisers are operat- asked to return to the hotel to private and government sources conservative organization headed by training and organizing the esti- ing on behalf of their governments, mated 15,000 rebels from 1861 until where they have been se- speaking on condition they not be retired Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub. he said, "They don't come in the a year ago when Congress cut off the questered (or six weeks. Singlaub, who resigned from ac- uniforms of their countries." identified. aid. The jury In its (ive hours of The sources said the Reagan tive duty in 1(78 after publicly Argentine military officers deliberations yesterday had re- administration has adopted an arms- criticizing then-President Carter's Last week, the Republican-con- secretly served as advisers to the viewed the testimony of von length relationship with the fundrais- plan to withdraw forces from South trolled Senate voted to let the CIA Contras until last year when a Bulow's stepson and a maid who ing since last fall when Congress Korea, said the league's inter- ship $38 million in non-lethal aid to conservative military dictatorship led authorities to the bag, al- passed a ban on U.S. aid that "would national network and other fund the rebels and the House is slated to was replaced by a democratically legedly kept in von BUIPW'S have the effect of supporting, direct- sources raise about $500,000 a month consider a similar plan this week. elected government, according to locked cloaet. ly or indirectly, military or para- for the Contras. White House officials refused to U.S. government officials involved The panel also heard again the military operations in Nicaragua." In recent interviews with The discuss the alleged NSC role in the with CIA backing for the rebels. fund raising, although State Depart- testimony of a doctor who, as a That language, the most recent of Associated Press, Singlaub said that ment spokesman Joseph Reap re- defense witness, discounted tests a series of Nicaraguan restrictions amount was enough for the rebels to Government sources confirmed iterated the administration's pos- snowing a needle from the bag sponsored by Rep. Edward P. continue "surviving" but prevented that the Contras also have received ition that "we neither encourage nor contained traces of insulin. Boland, D-Mass., is a principal them from becoming a greater help from Venezuela and discourage such activities as long as Von Bulow and defense at- target of current administration threat to the leftist Nicaraguan Guatemala. The sources added that they fall within applicable law." torney Thomas P. Pucclo viewed proposals in Congress to resume CIA government. Honduras, where the largest rebel the Superior Court jury's request aid to the Contras. Singlaub said that a year ago, force is based, and El Salvador have Claua von Bulow One new group, the Nicaraguan provided assistance, although one to review the testimony as a sign One source, familiar with the when he started his fund raising, he Freedom Fund, was started last the panel is questioning whether had deliberated three hours Fri- administration's handling of private would receive advice on the Contras' source said the Salvadoran aid has month by the Washington Times and largely been limited to maintaining insulin ever was Involved. Puccio day and five hours Saturday; it Contra aid, said White House efforts military needs and an occasional the Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Uni- said he expected a verdict today. was to resume deliberations this to encourage and coordinate that briefing from the NSC staff. The the Contras' small air force and fication Church to send non-lethal Honduran help has slackened. "If there's no insulin, I would morning. support began in early 1984 as former general said his chief contact aid to the Contras. maintain there's no crime," von was Lt. Col. Oliver L. North, an NSC Von Bulow, 58, is being retried Congress turned increasingly hostile It quickly drew to its board of Singlaub said all arms purchases Bulow said. "If you want to deputy director for political-military on two charges of attempted to the CIA's backing of the rebels. directors individuals closely as- for the Contras have been handled convict me of adultery ... mind murder. His 1962 convictions The source, said that beginning affairs. sociated with the administration, you, It is a crime In Rhode Island outside the United States to avoid the were overturned last year by the last July, at least three countries But now, Singlaub said, North has including former UN. Ambassador possibility of violating federal laws. They'll probably think of that Rhode Island Supreme Court on approached the White House and been "pretty much immobilized by Jeane Kirkpatrick. next." such as the arms export control act state constitutional grounds. volunteered to provide aid to the this idiotic amendment" prohibiting In a 1981 report, the Anti-Defa- and the neutrality act. Assistant Attorney General even indirect help for the Contras. The state says the Danish-bom Contras. He said one was an Asian mation League of B'nai B'rith de- Last May, at about the same time Henry Gemma said it was im- "He can't act to give advice or von Bulow wanted his wife, country, but he refused to identify scribed the World Anti-Communist Singlaub was starting his effort in possible to interpret the signifi- encouragement," Singlaub added. Martha "Sunny" von Bulow, any of them. League as "a gathering place ... for support of the Contras, he headed a'. cance of the request. But Singlaub said he still informs dead so he could marry one-time "They came to the U.S. to make extremists, racists and anti-Semi- Pentagon panel that urged changes After two hours of reviewing North about the league's fundraising soap opera actress Alexandra sure we had no objection to it," the tes." Singlaub confirmed that the in U.S. military strategy in El testimony, the panel returned to efforts and asks for indirect guid- Isles, his former mistress who source said, adding that the White league's Latin American branch was Salvador. the jury room for three hours became a key prosecution wit- before sending the note. The jury Tapes bared in mass killings Independents gained in Hungarian vote AN FRANCISCO (AP) - A quoting unidentified sources, videotape showing a partial- said Saturday the second tape Sly clad, handcuffed woman showed Lake describing his per- BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) - An pleading for the return of her sonal philosphy and that he unprecedented number of candidates baby was found at an Isolated wanted "women to submit" be- running against Communist-backed cabin where police unearthed cause he knew he wasn't attract- nominees won seats to Parliament in three skeletons, authorities say. ive to them. It did not elaborate. weekend balloting, according to The tape, one of two found, "It's like a horror film.' results released yesterday. showed the woman being ordered Ballard said. "Vicious, vicious, They showed that nearly 25 inde- to undress at the three-acre farm vicious." pendents had won seats in the 387- used by Leonard Lake, who Charred bones buried in a member Parliament in the most apparently committed suicide in telephone-line trench near the liberal elections Hungary has held police custody last week, San house have been identified as since it came under Communist Francisco Police Chief Cornelius those of a man and a woman, control at the end of World War II. Murphy said Saturday. Murphy said on Saturday. Other Seventy-one independents had The woman, who is ordered to remains are believed to be those been nominated and ran in Satur- perform sexual acts and threat- of a child, Calaveras County day's election without the sponsor- ened with death, begs her tor- investigators said. ship of the Patriotic People's Front, mentors to return her baby, The case appears to be con- the Communist organization that according to a report in the San nected to the disappearance last dominates Hungarian politics. Francisco Examiner's Sunday year of four San Francisco Only one non-People's Front can- editions. people: printer-video producer didate had previously been elected to The Examiner said police be- Harvey Dubs, », bis wife, De- Parliament since 1949, when Hun- lieved the woman to be one of borah, S3, and their 18-month-old gary held its first election under three adults missing from a son, Sean, missing since July 25; Communist rule. cabin near Lake's land. and auto dealer Paul Cosner, SO, Although multiple candidacies has The second videotape shows missing since Nov. 2. been permitted since the 1970s, the Lake saying he would take poison Lake, who died Thursday after elections were the first under a 1963 If he were caught by police, the apparently swallowing a poison law making contested races man- Examiner quoted Murphy and pill, had been arrested four days datory for 3S2 of the 367 seats. Calaveras County Sheriff Claud earlier for driving Cosner's There was no choice for the ASSOCIATED PRESS Ballard as saying. stolen car and for outstanding remaining 35 seats that are reserved BOSS VOTES - Janos Kadar, head of the members, a unique situation in the East Bloc. But The San Francisco Chronicle, federal warrants. for "national personalities," most of whom are senior members of the Hungarian Communist Party, casting his ballot in independent candidates had to be approved by Communist party, known officially Budapest. He is the architect of political reforms the party before entering the local and national Nicaragua rebels under attack as the Socialist Workers' Party, or in this Soviet-dominated country that have races. government figures. permitted voters to cast ballots for non-party there have been numerous AN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) Imre Pozsgay, general secretary — Nicaragusn rebels said wounded civilians and soldiers of the People's Front, said be was front's program." yesterday they have suffered and there has been an exodus of afraid to stay away even though nominated a third, and sometimes a S confident there would be no conflict Hungary's small community of voting is not compulsory. fourth, candidate and In a few cases peasants toward the mountainous numerous casualties in an of- between the front's legislators and Interior of Nicaragua," the state- dissidents had tried unsuccessfully All of those running for the 352 replaced a front candidate with one fensive launched by SandinisU the others. All of the candidates had ment added. It did not give the to get candidates on the ballots in unreserved seats had to be approved of their own nominees. troops and appealed for aid from to sign a pledge, authored by the sympathetic countries and indi- number of casualties. some districts. When they failed, at nomination meetings, and the Prominent losers to unofficial front, saying they would abide by the they accused authorities of manipu- People's Front had put forward two candidates included Jenoe Fock, a viduals. The alliance, known by its rules of a socialist society. Spanish Initials as ARDE, had lating the electoral process They of its people for each seat to meet former prime minister, and Beta "We nave every confidence in The Democratic Revolution- been operating in the area along initially called for a boycott of the the requirement that there be more Biszku. a former interior minister. them (the non-front candidates)," ary Alliance issued a statement the San Juan River, which forms balloting, but then withdrew the than one candidate. Fock got 44.8 percent of the vote Pozsgay said. "They accepted the In San Jose asking for weapons, part of Nicaragua's border with appeal, saying most people would be But the people in 71 districts while Biszku received 31.7 percent. ammunition, medicine, food, Costa Rica, with little opposition. clothing and "whatever contribu- But in recent weeks the leftist tion with which to pursue the Sandinista government has battle against the SandinisU mounted a major military cam- Huge wildfires rip Florida forces." paign in that border zone. The It said It did not have the military command reported its vegetation before the fire can get to RUMSON READIH6 supplies to contain the latest warplanes have bombed three MADISON, Fla. (AP) - Some 250 it," said Wills "With aU the plow- offensive and to help the ARDE camps and said its troops firefighters, including National Ing, it looks like superhighways peasants who had sought the captured several others. The Guard troops, dropped water by through the woods." helicopter and plowed "super- AnnouncesTT rebels' protection. command also said It was Smoke forced police to close parts preparing to attack La Penca, highways through the woods" yes- Supplementary courses in basic skills for "As a result of the offensive of Florida 53, where the fire was greatest success in school and college against our rearguard on the the command post of ARDE terday as they fought an expanding, 26,500-acre wildfire. raging three miles away in some banks of the San Juan River, leader Eden Pastora. spots The fire, 13 miles long and 5 miles About six familes living near the 33rd Summer Session wide, was spreading rapidly as it road had been cautioned late Satur- July 1 - August 23 84 safe when plane catches fire burned in three counties, but posed day to "pack up and wait for further Reading Writing, Mathematics Venz, a TWA spokesman. no immediate threat to nearby instructions," Wills said. But ARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - A Study Skills Courses at all levels from jetliner with 84 people The pilot of Flight 245 for St. sparsely populated areas, said Paul workers controlled the fire, at one U Wills, state Division of Forestry time as close as a mile away from -Two 3-hour sessions each week arithmetic to Algebra II All • •aboard aborted its takeoff Louis and Salt Lake City stopped courses are planned to de- spokesman. the inhabited area, and an evacu- This is the basic course of yesterday after one of Its three the takeoff shortly after the Rumson Reading Institute and velop ation wasn't necessary, he said. engines caught fire, and passen- takeoff roll began. Venz said. The No injuries had been reported in is offered at all levels From 7th • logical approach to prob- pilot then went through a routine grade through college Students lem solving gers evacuated the plane by the blaze, which was started by Meanwhile, about 50 firefighters • facility in applying math- engine shutdown procedure but are grouped according to abili- using slides, officials said. lightning Wednesday, Wills said. in Sarasota in western Florida ty. This course helps students ematical processes the fire persisted until ext- battled eight serious fires that broke logically Heavy winds and an abundance of • to read with speed and com- None of those aboard the Trans inguished about five minutes out the previous night, the largest prehension World Airlines Boeing 717 was later, he said. dry vegetation and timber hi covering 3,050 acres about 12 miles • to write grammatically and Elementary Courses injured In the Incident shortly Another plane was brought in Madison, Taylor and Lafayette coun- east of Venice, according to Josie logically Grades 1-6 after 10 a.m. at Harrisburg from New York to take the ties in northern Florida made the Bahac, another forestry division • to increase their knowledge of Reading and or Arithmetic International Airport, said David passengers to their destinations. blaze so smoky "at times our spotter spokeswoman. vocabulary now offered in 2. 4-week planes don't even know where It is," This course is very popular with morning sessions said Wills. There was no immediate threat to serious students who are Smoke and haze could be seen as homes, she said. anxious to improve their school Reading Readiness Injuries reported In plant blast grades and to obtain maximum far south as Gainesville, about 110 "The conditiions are just so un- Kindergarten Age Children preparation for college board •Now available in 2. 4-week AUGHLIN, Nev. (AP) - An Edison Co., at 3:44 p.m., be said miles from the outbreak, according favorable, with the high humidity and prep school exams. sessions explosion In a control room at Two of the injured were in to the National Weather Service. The and lack of rain," Ms. Bahac said. the Mohav* Generating Plant critical condition, Mayo said. service said the air quality near the All courses under the supervision of injured'l* A*l peepie^esterday• _ * * - — , 4*JiJft Some of the injured were taken fire was unhealthful. and advised Those same conditions posed the .RUSSELL G RANNEY. critically, authorities said. 10 miles to a hospital in Bullhead people with respiratory ailments to biggest problems for firefighters in "We have no Idea of what City, Ariz., according to Clark stay indoors. northern Florida. caused it." said Clark County County fire officials. Others were The Guard dropped buckets of "The real stumbling block has PWHsTLt. Twry Mayo airlifted to a hospital in Las water from four helicopters. Other been the absolute absence of water on the surface of the land. These are SHMNG INSTITUTE "The control room Just Vegas, SO miles to the northwest. firefighters continued to burn Laughlin Is a tiny gaming backfires to choke the wildfire, and wetlands by nature and when it dries off. it's just a tinderbox." said Wills ^^^•Hl Tinton Palls, N.J. The explosion struck the plant, resort on the Colorado River In about to heavy plows were used to the southeast corner of Nevada. 542-4777 owneroedd bvy Southern California turn over vegetation, Wills said. The weather service said there "We're widening, our fire lines. was about a 40 percent chance of It's important to get rid of the rain in northern Florida. I The Register

M ThdUfitler OPINION it. JUNE 10, 1985 OURS This time Reagan went too far

s comedian David Letterman mitzvabed," Reagan said in a speech might say, "You know him , you following his May 4 Bitburg visit. A love, you can't live without him — "She urged me to lay the wreath at Ronald Reagan!" Bitburg in honor of the future of But seriously, folks, this guy Re- Germany, and that is what we have agan is a piece of work. He thinks he done." can say anything, do anything, botch That's what she said — sort of. up any fact and distort any reality, What Miss Flom really urged the then smooth it over by saying, "Oops, president to do was cancel his visit to sorry about that." Bitburg. But If he had to go, Miss We've seen it over and over again, Flom said, she wanted Reagan to this outrageous disregard for the facts make it clear he was making a that Reagan exhibits so casually and gesture toward the future of Ger- so regularly. He concocts statistics many, not honoring the soldiers who out of thin air; he relates scenes from were buried there. Grade B movies and tries to pass This fine distinction of meaning them off as historical anecdotes; be meant nothing to Reagan, who rarely ignores bad policy decisions and leU facts get hi the way of a good pretends they never happened. story. When his dirty trick was iflESa*x^SQM^ Actually, the country seems to have exposed, of course, Reagan become accustomed to it all and apologized and said he meant no rather enjoys Reagan's disconnection harm. from reality. It's part of his charm, We believe the president when he in a way. says be meant no harm. His problem Official caught feathering his nest But the president went too far when is not necessarily that he Intentionally he distorted and exploited a letter he sets out to deceive people; his WASHINGTON - The battle between the the 1979 revolution. paid for them with Yankee dollars Instead of Does this mean that Arellano's peccadillos Nicaraguan cordobas, as OAS regulations received from 13-year-old Beth Flom problem is that be tends to be a Nicaragua* contras and the Sandiniita regime isn't being fought only in the jungles have been blown out of proportion In the require. Not only that, but "further examin- of Marlboro regarding his recent complete bonehead about things like by soldiers in camouflage uniforms. It is audit? Here's what the OAS audit reported: ation of the draft disclosed that the payment controversial visit to the Bitburg this. being waged with equal bitterness by striped- was deposited by the director in his own miliary cemetery hi West Germany. At any rate, if Reagan wants to pants diplomats in the Organization of personal account in the United States," the auditors reported. Reagan not only quoted Miss Flom out botch up the facts with regard to American States. We've reported on the petty politics and - During 1983-84, Arellano received sev- of context; he actually used her letter statistics, history and politics, that's budgetary boodle at the OAS In the past, Jack Anderson eral thousand dollars' worth of cash credits as an example of public support for one thing. But he's got no business pointing out that It's the American taxpayers for tax-free fuels purchased for OAS busi- his trip to the cemetery in which Nazi exploiting a heartfelt letter from a who ultimately get ripped off for the ness, though headquarters had ordered the Managua office in 1981 to stop giving the staff SS soldiers were buried — when, in young girl and distoring her true organization's extravagance, since our gov- — Between July 1983 and January 1984, ernment pays two-thirds of the OAS budget. Arellano authorized a total of $2,180 55 to be the credit allotments. fact. Miss Flom wrote to him to feelings before a worldwide audience, After roundly denouncing us for these paid to himself, without getting permission Arellano's behavior "in our opinion re- protest that trip. whether be Intended to do so or not. disclosures, some OAS officials have now from Washington. He also purchased office flects poor Judgment and is inconsistent with "One of the many who wrote to me And he can't make it right - not if decided that maybe expense-account ex- furniture with a check for $411.18 that was the requirements set forth by OAS regu- both signed and made out to himself. lations," the auditors wrote, adding: "We about this visit was a young woman he apologizes every day from now cesses are outrageous after all. "The situation Is really difficult here," — Arellano brought a set of five new tires believe that because of the extensive nature who had recently been bat until he retires to his ranch. said Guillermo Piernes, the OAS public for an OAS pickup truck in Managua that was and scope of these activities in falling to Information chief. His statement was In less than a year old, then tried to order a comply with OAS regulations that dis- response to our Inquiry about an internal third set soon after that. ciplinary action should be considered." audit that charged the OAS director in "In our opinion," wrote the auditors, "the Piernes said no disciplinary action had Nicaragua, Jorge Arellano, with "un- tire purchase in January 1964, and the been taken, because Arellano has until the Rumson swoops down on birds authorized activities" and recommended attempt to acquire an additional complete set end of this week to respond to the auditors' disciplinary action. In August 1984, eight months later, appears charges. Piernes did characterise the find- According to Piernes, Arellano is one of to be unwise." ings as "routine," and noted that currency First off, you have to know the of the inhabitants of this munici- those officials who are "acceptable to the — Arellano bought three air tonditloners abuse was the organization's "most common F Borough of Rumson likes birds. pality;" Sandinistas." He replaced a Somocista after for the OAS from a relative for $1,900 — and problem." An eagle strides the borough "Any matter, thing, condition or seal. act which is or may become an Street signs recognize Osprey Lane, annoyance or interfere with the Robin Road and Widgeon Road. comfort or general well being of the Senate should not confirm Reynolds A steamboat named the Seabird inhabitants of this municipality." figures largely in local histories. NapoUtano disagrees. She says the WASHINGTON - Marianne Mele Hall got As assistant attorney general for civil So — how come James and Ruth If Reynolds were in South Africa's govern- borough's citation is for the birds. She associated, how closely we'll never know, rights, Reynolds has had what The New York ment instead of the Reagan administration, NapoliUno of Warren St. have 10 days also says the redwinged blackbirds, with a racist chapter in a book about how we limes called "a dismal record" of civil I have no doubt which side he would be on to pack up the bird feeder in their redheaded wrens, sparrows and Mack Americans have not risen above our rights wrongs. He tried to kill the Voting in the struggle over apartheid. I cannot jungle lusts, excesses and irresponsibilities. Rights Act of 1965, and when Congress would back yard? finches who feed on the birdseed she understand how senators who only recently Members of Congress expressed outrage and, voted to impose sanctions on the racist The NapoliUno feeder — small by puts out four times a week are well- because Ms. Hall was expendable, the regime in South Africa can now vote to local standards — tops a seven-foot behaved. Reagan administration forced her out of her promote Reynolds. pole close by a regulation birdbath on $70,000-a-year job on the Copyright Royalty Rumson, NapoUtano points out, is Oh, I understand the intellectual sophistry a neatly mowed lawn behind a blue Tribunal. Carl Rowan that some embrace. President Reagan won full of birds and bird feeders. "There frame cottage. However stupidly bigoted that chapter the election, they say, and is thus entitled to are seagulls and ducks on the pond was, Ms. Hall was no real threat to black have anyone he chooses running the Justice But, according to the local board of across the street. Birds have nested Americans, Hispanics or women who still not go along, simply refused to enforce the Department - unless It can be shown that his health, it has become a hangout (or struggle to achieve a status of fairness in this choice is an out-and-out crook, or an for years in a chimney behind our law, approving schemes to effectively disen- birds of dubious habits. society. Yet, the Congress that was so eager franchise blacks in Louisiana and elsewhere. imbecile. For a senator to hide behind this yard," she says. Even if they take her to wipe out Marianne Hall is about to approve "The birds are defecating all over As Sen. Charles McC. Mathias (D-Md.) argument Is to reduce to an absurdity the feeder down, she observes, it's not the promotion of William Bradford Reynolds documented so eloquently, he refused to Senate's obligation to "advise and consent" surrounding bouses," says Eugene III, who in four years in the Justice going to deter every bird in Rumson enforce the Fair Housing Act of 1968 -in four regarding appointments that are important to Patterson, borough health officer. Department incited more bigotry and con- the national well-being. from doing what they do. years obtaining settlements for only 14 He has served the couple with doned more injustice than have any thousand victims of housing discrimination, getting What senator really believes that he or she writers of chapters of dumb racism. notice that they are in violation of the "They will have to take me to court them a piddling $1,500 each. must rubber-stamp a nomination of someone My grandchildren will never read a who perpetrates injustices, or stands for Public Health Nuisance Code 2.1. A before I take that feeder down," she Reynolds tried, again without success, to sentence about Marianne Mele Hall. But they give tax-exempt status to colleges and things that run counter to the decent and B, which prohibits: says. will be outraged half a century from now over private schools that practice bigotry. Even institutions of this society, simply because "Any matter, thing, condition or We're on her side. Rumson's action the fact that Reynolds turned the Justice today he is stirring up old hatreds, racist that nomination is sent forward by the man act which is or may be detrimental or should be reversed — and this time, Department into an enemy of blacks, browns, sores that long ago were cured, by using the who won the last election? women, the poor - the people on the outside Justice Department to tell white males in I know that Reynolds is a hero to a narrow a menace to the health and well being for the birds. trying to become full-fledged members of Indianapolis, Detroit, Norfolk, Philadelphia band of Americans who opposed the outlaw- this society. and elsewhere that city officials who have ing of Jim Crow schools, theaters, hotels, They will be doubly angry when they restaurants, housing, racial barriers at remember that the Reagan administration been opening up employment to minorities and women are violating their constitutional polling places, or job discrimination and not only gave Reynolds a mandate to wipe out more. They say Reynolds is merely produc- 40 years of gains of the civil rights rights. OTHERS Since Reynolds has not been restrained In ing the "color-blind" society (which they movement, but then tried to promote opposed all their Uves) by erasing "reverse trying to destroy the gains made by minority Reynolds to associate attorney general. My discrimination." Americans during two generations of strug- children and grandchildren must not forget Anyone smart enough to be a senator that in the summer of '85 some senators who gle, there Is no point in my being timid in saying what I think of those senators who will knows better -knows that a vote to confirm The joke's on the Soviets postured in knee-deep morality about the Reynolds is a vote to embrace the man who vote to confirm Reynolds in a higher Job: A wickedness of apartheid, of gross racial has made the Department of Injustice the vote for Reynolds is a vote against me, my ommunism has been a total frost market. injustice in South Africa, were voting to enemy of millions of Americans who happen promote Brad Reynolds. children, my grandchildren. in Cuba. It used to be the richest In the U.S. taxpayers and con- not to be white and male. Cnaion in the Caribbean, and now sumers subsidize millionaire planta- the population is queuing up to get out. tion owners by paying 10 times the It's kept afloat by huge Soviet world price for sugar. But at least the subsidies, perhaps $10 million a day. subsides stay in the U.S. YOURS But the Soviets can't admit such a The Soviets export oil to help glaring failure after 25 years of Castro. But the joke Is, they allow him Register regarding opening day ticket sales communism. So they allow Castro to to practice free enterprise in the Reagan Meed off on seniors We are trying to figure out where the Arts at the Garden State Arts Center, we would Center official who said things were running job them blind, then pretend they're process. There are some bright busi- To The Editor: like to set the record straight on a few of the smoothly really was. We can tell you where ' not subsidizing him. nessmen left in Cuba — and Russia. The President's new tax plan has a lot of points made. she wasn't - that was standing in line with First of all, the waiting time, which was They buy Cuban sugar at 10 times Creative bookkeeping — the of- pitfalls, especially for senior citizens. If it is us, sometimes not moving for over three put into operation, we will lose considerably, stated In the article as "up to five hours" Is hours. She must have been elsewhere In the world price. And Castro imports ficially condoned black market - hi as no provision Is made for double exemp- totally Incorrect. We arrived at 6:45 a.m. and Monmouth County watching something else ; still more sugar from abroad and the only thing that keeps the Soviet tions at age 85, the loss of medical did not reach the box office until 5:30 p.m. run smoothly. This is almost 11 hours of waiting. There ; resells that to Moscow with the same Union going. The empire may be evil; deductions, local and state tax deductions, as Things were running so smoothly that one were hundreds of people behind us who had well as credit for the elderly and sales tax. fellow, who had been waiting longer than we enormous markup. it's also corrupt and inefficient. as long, If not longer, waits. This was not A conservative estimate is that it will raise got to the window, told the clerk what tickets That's one of the better arguments for helped by the fact that the windows did not The Soviets pay in rubles. Cuba income taxes for seniors by 300 to 400 dollars he wanted, and was told he could have them open until 10:45 a.m., IS minutes after the buys Soviet oil with the money — then the Cubans opting out. a year. In Center C Section. By the time the machine scheduled 10:30 a.m. opening. If they were It Is a sad sight to see people In the 8100,000 actually printed the tickets, only lawn seats sells the oil for dollars on the world New York Dally News ready for the rush as stated in the article by range getting a tax cut of $17,000, which is were left. Now that's smooth one Arts Center employee, then they would a sight more than a large group of our people have opened on time. There was also some confusion among Arts get In income for a year. Center employees as to which lines were for Reagan has teed off on the seniors - with Next is the fact that the crowd was not cash and which for credit. This situation is losses In Medicare and other programs. It is given updates on concert closings or any too complicated and aggravating to explain time we aU got In touch with him and our other Information pertaining to the tickets. so let's Just say they were not well organized representatives in the Capitol and call a halt There was a tape running over the and caused more confusion than was necess- The Register loudspeakers every ten minutes which gave to it. ary. box office hours, one concert date change, Eslablished m 1B78 - Published by Th« Red Bank Register •.Ian and thanked us for spending what seemed like We echo the feelings of the woman in the article who said„"Never again!!" A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper (ftrswstoy an eternity in line to buy tickets. This tape did not change all day. It repeated the same GEORGE J. LISTER information over and over and over again. President and Publisher Eleven hours in line in Holmdel Only after pleading with an Arts CenUr official late In the afternoon were we spared Bill Thompson Charles C Triblehorn Jane Foderaro To the Editor: having to bear the tape every ten minutes; Sunday EMOC Dly Edwx In response to the article In the June 4th he changed it to every fifteen minutes. Long Branch it. JUNE 10, 1985 The Be«iU«r 7A James T. Kierce 3 state cities James Thomas Kierce, M, of the Hilton Park section of Mlddletown; died Saturday In Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. rank high in Born in New York City, Mr. Kierce had been a resident to Hilton Park for the past SO years. youth crimes He was a self-employed painter. Christina E. Connor Mr. Kierce was a U.S. Army NEWARK (AP) - A federal Christina E. Connor, «O, Lincroft, veteran of World War II, and a survey lists three New Jersey cities died yesterday in Beachview Nurs- member of the Veterans of Foreign — Newark, Trenton and Paterson — among the top eight nationwide for ing Home, Keansburg. Wan, Post M02, and the American Legion, Post 143, both of Highlands. the highest rates of violent crimes Born In Newark, Mrs. Connor committed by juveniles, according resided In the Bronx, N.Y., before He was a communicant of the to a published report. moving to Lincroft six yean ago. Church of Our Lady of Perpetual The survey, to be released this She was a communicant of St. Le* Help, Highland*. The Great Roman Catholic Church, fall, also showed that New Jersey His wife, Dorothy Kierce. died in had the sixth-highest juvenile arrest Lincroft, and was also a member of IMt rate — 60.31 per 100,000 population — its St. Ann's Guild. Surviving are a brother, Francis among SO states, the Star-Ledger of Surviving are her husband, David Kierce of Hilton Park; and a sister, Newark reported in Sunday's Connor; five nieces and seven Mrs. Kathleen McGovern of Los edition nephews. Angela, Calif. The survey was compiled by the The John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, Is In charge of arrange- Poiten's Funeral Home, Atlantic U.S. Office of Juvenile Justice and ments. Highlands, is In charge of arrange- Delinquency Prevention in the feder- ments. al Justice Department and the National Institute of Drug Abuse, and is based on police arrest records Cloria Smith in 100 cities In 1880, the newspaper Gloria Hawk Smith, S3, of Cream Smith of Santa Cms, Calif., Paul M. said. Ridge, died yesterday at home Smith II of Lawrencevllle, and The number of juveniles arrested for and convicted of crimes in New Born In Youngstown, Ohio, Mrs. Ernest Hawk Smith of Bordentown; a daughter, Gloria A. Mills of Jersey has decreased slightly in the Smith had lived In Navesink before last few yean, said Thomas Lynch, moving to Cream Ridge hi 1986. SchenecUdy, N.Y., two brothers, Rev. Ernest Hawk of Winter Gar- assistant commissioner of the Prior to retiring 10 yean ago, she den, Fla., and James Hawk of Division of Juvenile Services which was a registered nurse employed at Flushing, Mich.; a slater, Helen Is part of the state Department of Meadow Lakes Nursing Home, High- Buchanan of Redington Beach, Fla.; Correction!. tstown. and nine grandchildren. The federal figures, which were Surviving are her husband, Paul Peppier Funeral Home, Allen- given to the state Youth Services M. Smith; three sons, James P. town, Is In charge of arrangements. Commission last week, show that Paterson came in second, after Baltimore, with 204 arrests per ASSOCIATED PP.E8S 100,000 population. Newark was third BREATH INTO MY LIGHT - California Highway Institute for Highway Safety, which backed the with 200 arrests, and Trenton came Police admit mistakes in Brussels Patrol Officer Rick Stevens demonstrates a $600 machine's creation, says it is meant to screen in eighth with 173. flashlight that has a Mnsor to detect alcohol on suspected drunken drivers for more com- The state-by-state ranking was led soccer stadium riot that killed 38 a person's breath. Developers of the device say prehensive testing. by Maryland, followed by New York, It can snifi alcohol to .001 percent. The Insurance Washington, D.C., California, Florida and New Jersey, the news- Some radio appeals from police- BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - An paper said. men In the stadium also were not official report admits police made a heard by their commanders because series of mistakes in handling the of the deafening noise at the arena, riot at the European Cup soccer it quoted Bernaert as saying championship that left 38 dead and hundreds injured, a newspaper re- The tragedy occured when sup- Koch offer rebuffed in hotel strike talks ported yesterday. porters of England's Liverpool club charged fans of Italy's Juventus La Libre Belglque quoted police team prior to the game. Many of the to Formicola and Vito Pitta, presi- a fair settlement equitable to all workers. Management wants con- commander Lt. Gen. Robert NEW YORK (AP) - Mayor victims died when a wall collapsed dent of the New York Hotel-Motel parties can be achieved. That is the tract concessions on job inter Bernaert as saying In hla report to Edward Koch Invited both sides in or were trampled In a corner of the Trades Council, AFL-CIO, saying: spirit of collective bargaining." changeability but the union refuses. the government and Parliament that the city's fint hotel strike to stadium. Juventus won the match '"Don't wait until (tomorrow). When they last revealed their pos- too few police were inside Heysel negotiate at Grade Mansion on Later, Shelnkopf refused to tell 1-0. Come to Grade Mansion at 4 what went on yesterday's meet- itions on wages, they were just two Stadium on the evening of May 2t, yesterday afternoon, but both man- "The police forces on duty were (o'clock). I'll serve the coffee and ings." percentage points apart. that officers did not realise fast agement and the union declined, the sandwiches and why don't the two of enough what waa happening, did not adequate to a reasonable apprecia- union saying a direct bargaining In a telephone interview last Koch also offered the services of tion of the most likely incidents," you sit down and try and resolve evening, Koch said he didn't mind the city's mediator, Robert Linn, react in time and did not call for session had been called that night. Bernaert reported, but "moat forces your differences and don't lose not playing host to Pitta and For- director of the Office of Municipal reinforcement* The union later declined to say (yesterday and today) and wait until were outside the stadium and those what happened at that meeting. micola. Labor Relations. inside were too little when riots Tuesday." Albert Formicola, the president of "All I care about is that they Formicola and Pitta had planned broke out one hour ahead of what In declining the Invitation, union the Hotel Association of New York meet,'' the mayor said.' 'I don't care to meet today at noon at the New Plane crashes was expected." spokesman Hank Shelnkopf said: where they meet or how big the table York Athletic Club. Inc., declined to confirm that Koch "We are sure the mayor makes a had made the invitation, but said: is." On Saturday, Monsignor James A. He also said the police com- nice sandwich and we certainly are Speaking earlier on WCBS-TV's Healy, head of the New York SUM mander, who normally stays In the "We don't need Grade Mansion at grateful that Mayor Koch would uses on golf course; this point " Newsmakers" program, the mayor Mediation Board, said if the parties force's downtown headquarters, his good offices to help end the had not reached an agreement by "Anything'* possible between now said that although the state mediator should have gone to the stadium strike. However, a direct meeting planned to bring the parties together tomorrow he would appoint a five- two men killed when it began filling faster than and midnight," Formicola said in a will take place this evening at 6 p.m. member panel of concerned citlaesa mid-afternoon telephone Interview. tomorrow: "That's much too late. It expected about an hour before the at an undisclosed location." just loses two days." to bear the issues. The i halrm— "We left on a very, very amicable riot. The location would not be re- The hotel strike began June 1 and would then report the findings to the CAMPBELL HALL, N.Y. (AP) - The newspaper quoted Bernaert as basis Friday" when both sides met vealed, Sheinkopf said, because "the public, s and we are going to keep the Two men were killed early yester- for three hours has spread to S3 of the city's most saying an assessment of the develop- parties involved need quiet and a prestigious hotels and involves 16,000 pressure on until there's a settle- day morning when the small plane ing threat should have led the police Koch said he had sent telegrams chance to negotiate directly so that ment," Healy said. they were in crashed on a golf course commander for Brabant province, of in the community of Hamtonburgh which Brussels Is the capital, to take and caught on fire, state police said. command along with two aides, one Mlddletown Trooper Ronnie downtown and one in the stadium. Timoner said the pilot, Harris Gordon, 43. of Monticello, apparent- He said police squadron and Bob Joseph, meet Bob Joseph, Bob Joseph. ly tried to land the twin-engine platoon commanders did not pay Beechcraft. but bit several trees enough attention to the rising ner- Brooklyn Bob said he sponsored before coming to rest near the 15th vousness of the crowd nor to the NEW YORK (AP) - Introduc- arrived by airplane Friday from City," he said. "We're looking for the picnic for a total cost of $1,000 Alba, Okla., and said he was flying 100 Bob Josephs. We can't go hole of the Orange County Park golf movement around the stadium of the tions were easy at the fint annual "because I wanted to make us all Bob Joseph picnic attended yester- back today to tell his children "what backwards." fans famous." day by 36 Roberts, one Roberta and mistakes they are making" In One of the last Bobs to arrive, She said Gordon waa pinned inside The platoon commander at the By mid-afternoon, he said, the aircraft and a passenger, 80- two future Bob Josephs. harvesting his wheatfieids. from Duxbury, Mass., drove up hi a stadium called for reinforcements "Everyone is starting to feel like Oklahoma Bob was chosen to run year-old John Gregg of Gardiner, but his squadron leader did not bear They ran a one-mile Bob-A-Thon, state of shock," said Lucille Joseph. they're in a fun bouse hall of the newly created "Bob Joseph "So we just asked him to let us out waa found about 40 feet from the him because of the noise, the bobbed for apples, ate shish-ka-Bob mirron." cooked on a Bob-a-que, staged a Society for the Discovery and Ad- and found a policeman to bring us plane. Both men were pronounced newspaper reported.The squadron The real Bobs wore blue T-shirts dead at the scene, Ms. Timoner said. battle of the Bobs In volleyball, and vancement of Bob Josephs Every- here." commander later failed to call for bearing their names (that was the where," and to organize the second The plane was beaded for the sang a theme song written by — you Duxbury Bob's son, Bob Jr., an reinforcements after committing his easy part). Their wives and non-Bob annual Bob Joseph picnic. Orange County Airport in nearby reserves. guessed it - Bob Joseph Army sergeant stationed in West children wore tan "Friends of Bob" "It'll be in Alba or Oklahoma Berlin, sent his regrets. Montgomery after having taken off Bernaert said 12 policemen were Roberta Joseph of Framingham, T-shirts, and the crew serving the from Teterboro Airport In supposed to be posted In an open Mass., and a New York Bob helped Bob-a-que wore red "I Wish I were lead the songfest, highlighted by "I Teterboro. area between the Liverpool and Bob Joseph" T-shirts. State police said they're not sure Juventus fans, "but orders were not Want to Be Bobby's Girl," and the She wins it in the Red Eye Saloon theme, sung to the tune of the Beach "Today convinced me that there why Gordon attempted an emerg- clear." are too many Bob Josephs. And ency landing, but that heavy fog Boys' "Barbara Ann": but a fire there forced the cer- The section where people were Roberta is deflnately out," said HOT SPRINGS, S.D. (AP) - emonies to move. overnight may have contributed to trampled was to have been occupied "Went to a picnic that had a Chicago Bob's wife Alice. "It's About 900 people crowded into the the crash which occurred about 2:30 special name, Miss DeHeer, 21, of Hot Springs, by neutramiinul mn»fans,, bumitl Italialuuian anda confusing enough around the house Red Eye Saloon to watch Amy a.m., approximately 10 miles north- "Found everybody there had all was crowned Saturday night in the Britissh supporters were allowed now." DeHeer win the 1985 Miss South east of Middletown. the same. Red Eye, a lounge and dance hall there; instead. Fences separating the The Bob from farthest awav Dakota pageant. They had planned to here, because of a recent blaze at the An investigation by state police "Oh, Bob Joseph, Bob, Bob, Bob, blockas were too weak, he added. watch from the Case Auditorium, auditorium. and the Federal Aviation Adminstra- Authorities did not immediately "Bob, Bob, Bob, Bob, Bob, Bob." tion is under way, Ma. Timoner said. comment on the newspaper report. Bob Joseph of Napoleon, Ohio, said that before the picnic in Prospect Park, "I'd never met a Bob Joseph in my life ' Senator says Soviet spy ring "There's another one hi Napoleon. We used to shop at the same sporting 9 goods store. He spent more than I did but I always got his bill," said • FUNERALS • HOSPITALS • WEDDINGS did U.S.'enormous damage Joseph, a venture marketing analyst. He said lt would have to be called • BAR MTZVAHS • ANNIVERSARIES • ANY OCCASION WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. The other Napoleon Bob Joseph Patrick Leahy said yesterday the "one of the biggest coups of this didn't show up. decade" for Soviet intelligence and spy ring allegedly operated by John The youngest Bob Joseph, 3Vi, that the Navy must accept some of Anthony Walker Jr. and two mem- came with his father, Bob, 36, and m bers of bis family handed Soviet the blame for not discovering the his grandfather, Bob, 62, all from Intelligence "one of the biggest ring sooner. Three of the four Hampton Bays, Long Island. defendants are retired from the coups of this decade." Much of the afternoon was taken Navy and the fourth was a seaman Appearing on "John McLaughlin up with introductions, "HI, Bob," aboard the carrier Nimltz before his MIDDLETOWN Flowers by Bob Goodman One on One," a local Interview show being the favorite. Then came the HMOM Hoe* * Laurel *«*MM. HuWi / broadcast on WRC-TV, the Vermont arrest. "Bobbed" humor. Floras* at Pawl— C—*mw 749 Hwy 35, Middletown Democrat said he thinks the betrayal "You look a little young to be a 787-0049 All nujof credit cards accepted by phone of Navy secrets has made U.S. Leahy added, though, that "we Bob Joseph," Bob of Grand Blanc, 671-2507 671-0346 ought to spend a little bit of time Phone order* accepted with credit card submarines more vulnerable. He Mich., told one of two Staten Island Hwy. 35. Middletown W» OaHvar Cutty BVoomin' Thing also estimated that 1,000 of the 1,400 finding out what we do in the future" Bobs on hand, to the amusement of Soviets living In this country are to thwart espionage. six or so Bobs within earshot. Sayrewoods Florist II World-Wide Wire Service intelligence agents. Lawyer Bob of Washington, D.C., Flowers Speak From the Heart 114 Main St.. Matawan One good move would be to reduce (Acrooi from Jerry Beyer's Restaurant) Leahy, vice chairman of the the number of Soviets living here, noted that "A lot of us are en- KOCH Florist & Gifts RIVERVIEW FLORIST Senate Intelligence Committee, was Leahy said. He said such a step has trepreneun ... and must have an ego 1870 Hwy. 35. Middletown. N.J 07748 Fruit Baskets • Gifts • Balloons 566-3200 asked to assess the damage resulting which is something else. ' 671-0744 not been taken already because some 741-2095 113 W. Front St from activities for which Walker, hla "But maybe that's because all the Middletown's Finest" Wo Stn.i flown Wror/owitfe" officials believe negotiations with Uttor CreoVf Cards Accepted son, his brother and a fourth man C. Ou Bus* Red Bank, N.J. 07701 the Soviets might solve the problem. Inhibited Bobs aren't here," be said. have been charged with espionage. Bob Joseph of Anaheim, Calif., "I think that's balderdash." he was unable to attend, but sent a ban Kiyptrt brmfetisit i Florists Apples said. Robert Thomas Joseph of Brooklyn, EMaMaM 1100 |H pan a) eMfcaul 202 Perth Hottoa 54 W Front St.. Keyport Flower Shop Leahy also said the nation has a senior vice president with William Esty Advertising, after a business 739-1850 206 Main St. SMITH — OHfM (Ma Heatai 1One* Mas* on "four million people cleared for Keyport 264-0497 jwto a. ttss. a htm*, hmi mntm MM, 11 ej«.. various levels of ulafWfMwi and 20 contact was unable to telephone him "Flowere My N Beat" i, 114 and Man St. million documents." one weekend. Major Credit Cards Accaptad By Phono All mate* crtMM card! ajcc«p»d MMntaan. M-J. Mai. Smoot Heafe i "The information operator told "That's ridiculous," he said. "Far me there were seven Bob Josephs in Your full service florliti • We core too many people are cleared. Brooklyn, and they all bad unlisted •f* Attention Florid! There's far too much access. We numbers. I called Bob the next Colonial Flowers CONNOR — oxneeno I (nee Osto) M UnereH. don't take it seriously enough." Monday and told him that everybody Order your special ad m June a, iam «wo at Pay aaasr el tawo 5 E. From Street, Red Bank 125 Markham Plata. little Silver MorsaM Mefien ana* Vielalo Mary Hotfason. Pwiem Leahy said the nation already has named Bob Joseph mast be crazy," into this Directory. Moaowaanaaaaretttojii.. at at Uei HC CKvreK. said the business colleague, Chuck 830-0303 •LwerenwoiMis me> He-"., ana T.aoaera.4 beefed up counterlntellitelligencg e efforts 741-4666 FHUIT SAStttTS • SALLOOMS . rT.OWS.HS Hyman, who was on band as a kind 542-4000, Ext. 252 1 14 e.nv. at Vie Mai L Day Funeral Home. M but should deploy still more spy- All Major Cr It Cards Accepted Sy Phone Credit Card Orders Accepted By Phone catchers. of "honorary Bob." The Register M The Register YOUR TOWN iY, JUNE 10, 1985

by providing information and refer- rals to other agencies and through IU a jax|_ weatberizatlon program and help Middletown with utility bills. Food and clothing are also provided when necessary. The office will be open Wednes- Applications available days from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sharon Singers celebrate life M. Dutra, community coordinator of Nexus, a high school choir from for Miss Middletown the district, Is staffing the office. St. John's Lutheran Church, Des Parading ai a contestant in the The district includes Eatontown, Moines, Iowa, will perform at St. 1885 Misa Middletown Township Fair Haven, Uttle Sliver, Long John's Episcopal Church, here, June Pageant may be the start of some- Branch, Monmouth Beach, Ocean- IS at 7: SO p.m. thing big. Previous winner* of this port, Red Bank, Rumson, Sea The 25-member group will present annual event nave already achieved Bright, Shrewsbury Borough and the musical drama, "Celebrate far greater fame. Township, Tinton Falls and West Life!" by Buryl Red. The story of Long Branch. Jesus' life will be told through songs, Would-be beauty queen* may ob- drama, dance and congregational tain registration blanks through the participation using a variety of township department of parka and Disco-fashion review music from soft rock to blues. recreation. This year's pageant will The concert is open to the public. be held June 30 in Middletown High benefits fire victims A free-will offering will be received School North. to help defray the group's expenses. Previous pageant winners were "Cee-Kay-Gee," a fashion show Linda Wilson, Miss Middletown of and entertainment production club, 1883-84, who was recently crowned will present a Dunbar-Steven Mem- Miss Monmouth County, and Diane orial Benefit disco-fashion review st Addonizzio, second place winner in ( p.m. June 14 at Bates Lodge. Ocean 1977, who went on to become Miss Monmouth County the following "Over the Rainbow" will feature ri • • 1.11 year clothes by Gloria's of Long Branch, Ullirch On the hill SCtS Margaret O'Brien, who won top Klnkle's of Shrewsbury, and Bflt_wU-rl.v honoroors in 1*76, became even more Edwina'a of Asbury Park. Proceeds SlTaWDerry famous. She was one of the ten will be donated to the Dunbar and The Presbyterian Church on the finalist* in the Miss America Steven families, Red Bank fire Hill will hold IU annual Strawberry Pageant Ust year in Atlantic City victims. Festival June 15 from 3 to 7 p.m. at following her reign as Miss Massa- the church. chusetts Tickets may be purchased at the Admission includes strawberries, Trade Marie Butch, the present door or in advance from Nancy Shea Ice cream and choice of cakes. Miss Middletown Township, will at the Monmouth Day Care Center or Beverages and hot meals will also be crown this year's winner who will Gloria A. Workman-Stephen, Check- available. Festival chairmen are receive a $550 cash scholarship, a Mate Inc., Asbury Park. Lorraine Lawson, Eatontown, and scholarship to Barbizon School of Margaret Freed, Neptune. Modeling and other valuable prizes. Tickets will be available at the Financial planning door prior to the 7:30 p.m. start of THE HEOISTEfVCAHl D FORINO A free financial planning work- the pageant. The Village Woman's Marlboro shop will be held at the Monmouth DAR ANNIVERSARY - Edward Carroll. Red Parkell, regional chairman, looks on. Carroll shared Club is also sponsoring the contest Bank, and Cynthia Lepore, Little Silver, right, regent his memories of White, a former neighbor, with County Library's Ocean Township Branch June 20 at 7:30 p.m. of Monmouth Chapter Daughters of the American DAR members at a luncheon celebrating the Newcomer club officers Wins merit scholarship Saul Simon, Freehold, will explain Revolution, reminisce about Annie Hall White, chapter's 85th anniversary. the whys and hows of a com- chapter founder, whose picture they hold. Patricia The Middletown Newcomers Club Ellen L. Schlenker. daughter of prehensive financial plan for individ- held iU installation brunch yester- Barry Schlenker, director of trade uals. No advance registration is day in the Hilton Inn, Tinton Falls. sales operations, U.S. Pharma- Outgoing president Cecil Freda in- ceutical Products, Division of Scher- stalled the new officers who are: ing-Plough Corporation, has been GRADUATIONS Karen Bavaro. president; Pat chosen as one of ten winners of merit Marini, first vice president; Sue scholarships offered to children of Highlands BROWN UNIVERSITY Lynsky, second vice president; company employees The awards EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY Paal W. Noglows, Fair Haven. offered by the international manu- Greenville, NC B.S. in business and econ- Diane Meyer, recording secretary; lisa White Foderaro, Rumson, JoAnn DiMatteo, corresponding sec- facturer range from $1,000 to $2,500 Retired citizens to meet Usa ABB BaMi, Hazlet, B.S. B.A. omics/finance; Rolaad Cadotte, a year B.A. in history. in marketing; Robin Lealse Freehold, B.S. in electrical engi- reUry; Debbie Jacullo, treasurer; Monmouth Bayshore Chapter No. HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL Breedlove, Holmdel. MA in health & neering; Scott L. Cagaa, Freehold, BeniU Cardaccio, hospiUlity; Jack- ISM of American Association of BostM, Man. ph.; Sharon Elizabeth Jessnp, B.S in business and econ- ie Sullivan, luncheon chairman; Schlenker plans to attend Rutgers Retired Persons will meet June 30 at Patricia A. Petk*. West Al- Holmdel. B.S. omics/marketing; Joan F. Bowden, Colleen Scillia, reservations; University-Cook College. New 730 p.m. in the senior citizens' lenhurst, master's in business ad- ELIZABETH COLLEGE Holmdel, B.S in chemical engineer- Barbara Brown, newsletter editor; Brunswick. building at the yacht harbor. ministration. Ellsabethtowa, PA. ing; David A. Dales, Holmdel, B.S. Marilyn Keating, program chair- RIDER COLLEGE Nancy L. Berry, Tinton Falls, BS in chemical engineering. man, and Terry Savoia, publicity. Lawrenceville. N.J. in business administration (market- Jodi S. Uebesmaa, Holmdel. B.S. Residents may become members Carol Bates, Middletown. B.A. in ing It finance). in business administration; Nonna if they have resided in Middletown political science, Victoria J. Bohiac, KING'S COLLEGE Castillo, Howell. B.A. in govern- two years or less. For Information, Red Bank, B.A in elementary Wllkes-Barre, PA. ment; James H. McLean. Man- write Lora Weber, Middletown New- education; Gretcaea Brlskey, Pan! C. Scarfoss, Westwood, B.S. asquan, B.S. in industrial engineer- comers Club, P.O. Box 57, Middle- Oceanport, B.S.C. in industrial rela- town, N.J. 0774». tions; Jeasj M. Casagraade, in business administration; Micaelr ing; Guler Kecik, Marlboro, B.S. in Matawan, B.S.C. in business admin- Qnlgley. Holmdel, B.A. in criminal business and economics/accounting; Library doll display istration; Craig S. Casiaaelll, Eng- justice; Lorraine M. Cnaaaelli. Andrew H. Miller. MaUwan, B.S in lishtown; B.S-.C in marketing. Holmdel, B.A. in history, secondary business and economics/finance. education; Rosenarie A. McNeal. George W. McKalla, Middletown, Authentic dolls from many dif- Also Nancy J. Cfcapia, Monmouth Leonardo, B.A. in criminal justice; B.S. in business and econ- ferent countries will be displayed in Beach, B.S.C. in decision sciences It Satan M. Evaas, Matawan, B.A. in omics/finance; Paal P. Ouaao, the Middletown Public Library dur- computers; Daaa deMoacada, How- English, secondary education; How- Middletown, B.S. in biochemistry; ing the month of June. The dolls, ell, B.S.C. in marketing; Dans ard L. Nixoa, Aberdeen, B.A. in loaned by Mr and Mrs. David DIPede. Aberdeen, B.S.C. in decision Peter A. Staakard, Middletown, B.S. communications; Teresa A. Haghei in business and economics/finance; Opdyke, here, are in traditional sciences & computers; John P. , MaUwan, B.S. in gerontology; costume from European and Asian Downey, Hazlet, B.S.C. in market- Howard H. Cohen, Morganville, B.S. countries. They were collected dur- ing; Sma> England, Englishtown, Michael O. Smyth. Middletown, B.S. in business and econ- in marketing. ing the Opdykes' travels and resi- B.A. in communications; Pamela omics/accounting; William Datri, dence in various countries. Ericktoa, Sea Girt, B.S.C. in mar- LEHIGH UNIVERSITY Morganville, B.S. in electrical engi- keting. Bethlehem, Pa. neering. Raphael F. Croaia, B.S in engi- Christopher Gaffaey, Holmdel, neering mechanics; Patrick Paytaa Jeffrey B. Davidson. Oakhurst, B.S.C. in marketing; Rose M. . Colts Neck. B.S. in computer B.S. in business and econ- Red Bank Gerdes, Middletown, MA in busi- engineering; Barbara Redea, Colts omics/finance and marketing; ness education; Fenaado J. G*er- Neck, B.S. in computing and infor- Ronald N. Chomsky, Ocean, B.S. in reiro, Rumson, B.S.C. in finance; mation science; Edwin L. Wilson, electrical engineering; Arthur T. New Check-Mate office Ketaeth R. Haydik, Middletown, Colts Neck, B.S. in electrical engi- AdamtoB, Rumson, B.A. in architec- B.S.C. in accounting, Karen A. neering; Staart L. Labovitz. English- ture; Suzanne Watson, Wayside, B.S. Check-Mate Inc., the Community HeLgesea, Matawan, B.S.C. in mar- town, B.S. in electrical engineering in business and economics/finance Action Agency of Monmouth County, keting; Dosaa Hascr, Neptune, LITTLE MACS — Amy Elizabeth Hammond of Little Silver, a student B.S.C in accounting; Michelle A. has opened a satellite office in the Hyers, Neptune, B.S.C. in finance. First Baptist Church in Red Bank, at St. John's Nursery School, Little Silver, and Jonathan Lloyd Jordan Babette L. Kamlaski, ColU Neck, Maple and Oakland Avenues. The of Farmingdale, a student at Briar Hill Nursery School, Freehold, strike B.S.C. in marketing; Kasia R. anti-poverty agency helps alleviate a regal pose as Little Miss and Mr. McDonald, honors they won in Krasowskl, Manatquan, B.S.C. in poverty among low-income people a contest celebrating the 30th anniversary of McDonald's in Red Bank. decision sciences It computers; Lisa Service Salute R. Kulchinky, HoweU, BSE. in distributive education; Umberly S. r Latsbaw, Neptune. B.S.C. in man- EATONTOWN - Airman Tars Judith A. Northridge, completed an agement It organizational behavior; Newland, daughter of retired Army Army food specialist course at Ft. Jamet T. Leatz, Rumson. B.A. in Maj. Michael and (Catherine New- Dix. elementary education land, has completed Air Force basic RED BANK - Navy Cmdr training at Lackland Air Force Base, Bernard D. Cole, son of Harry G. /t Vote Jill C. UpMB-Levtae, Marlboro, Texas. She will remain at Lackland Cole, participated in exercise Team A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organizations Rates »7S for three Urns lor 1 day ($1.00 each B.A. in communications; Kathleen for specialized training in the secur- Spirit, Cubi Point, the Phillipines. additional line). $6.00 (or three lines for two days ($1.M each additional line), $$.90 for three lines for three days Urdl, Englishtown. BSE. in busi- ity police field. RED BANK - Charles F. DeFllip- ($2.00 each additional line), $7.90 for three lines for four or five days ($2.29 each additional line), KM for three lines ness education; Holly Jean Maals, RED BANK - Airman first class po, son of Peter and Vera De Filippo. (oriliU>eifht(Uyi(tlMe*ch»Alltioniniiie).$10S0forthr«nnM(orninetotendiyi($J.00eich» Leonardo Fire Mary's, New Monmouth t a.m. $13 house grounds. June 22, rain date B.S.C. in marketing; Charles G. Barrows, son of Donna L. and Dale third class Mark J. Davis, son of Company annual fair, June 10 thru Receive $10 cash ft $2 food, $2 de- June 29. Benefit of Holy Communion E. Burrows of 10 Harness Lane, has June 19. Fireman's night, Wed June ferred. 717-JK2 or T87-V1M Church. Spaces W Tables It space Opraroolla, Matawan, B.S.C. in mar- Celeste Dsvis. participated in Team 12. Ridea. games, food, prizes. Fair $14. Reservations. Call (42-43(7 after keting; Andrew P. Pavlick, HoweU. completed one station unit training Spirit '85, an exercise involving Recaption for Dr. Lenore Farrah 3. B.S.C. in accounting; Robert C. at the U. S. Army Infantry School, military forces from the Republic of grounds Hwy. M It Leonard Aw. Leonardo. newly appointed Chief School Admin- JUNE 20 - SUNDAY Poatecorvo, Neptune, B.S.C. in ac- Fort Benning, Ga. Korea. istrator for Shrewsbury Borough counting; Richard P. PoaUllo, How- FREEHOLD — Airman Steve S. KEANSBURG - Brian P. Dtffley. JUNE 11 — TUESDAY School, S p.m. Fern Ross Auditorium. "Disney Magic" at Radio City. ' ell, B.S.C. in accounting; Tara A. Magerea, son of Dora E. Mageroi son of Catherine A. Arruzso, has Delicious Strawberry Festival. Brunch at the BeansUlk. $22. Bus Raad, Sea Girt, B.S.C. in marketing. Middletown Reformed Church, 123 JUNE 1$ - SATURDAY leaves St. Mary's, New Monmouth. and nephew of Lillian Perrine, has been assigned to Keesler Air Force Monday 10 a.m. 7t7-»lM or 787-3(62. Laura Ann) Raakl, MaUwan, graduated from the U.S. Air Force Base, Miss., after completing Air Kings Hwy.. Middletown 0:204:10. Annual Canterbury Fair at St. B.S.C. in industrial relations; JUI C. administrative specialist course at Force basic training. $2.75 adults Children 12 • under George's Episcopal Church, Water- Keansburg Dinner Dane* - Rnaaer, Freehold, B.S.C. in manage- $1.90. Take out orders by calling man Ave , Runuon. 10 am -4 p.m., Bayshore Senior Day Center 10th an- Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. He UNION BEACH - Air Force rain or shine. Lunch served 12-2 p.m. ment b organizational behavior; will now serve with the 27th Combat Airman First Class Joanae Haydn, (71-17**, niversary celebration. Buck Smith's, Elliot S. ScMa>er. Freehold, B.S.C. Plants, food, crafts, games, dam bar East Keansburg, 2 p.m. until Dona- Support Group at Cannon Air Force daughter of Delia M. Woodward, and Parent! Without Partners. and Silent Auction in decision soiences It compaters; Base, N.J. Anthony Antonucci, Keansburg, an Bayshore Chapter (44. BUCK tion $29 per person. Happy hour, din- Mitchell Sehwartx, Matawan, B.S.C. RED BANK - Capt. Brace D. administrative specialist with the NIGHT. General matting. FASHION ner, dancing, entertainment, door in decision sciences It computers; Morganville Imlipnadsnt Fin Co. prises. Everyone welcome. For Jette, son of Eileen P. Jette, wss 354th Tactical Fighter Wing at SHOW. Cocktail party and dance. Ladles Auxiliary (th annual flea mar- Diane G. Saellgrove, East involved in Reforger, a Nato spon- Myrtle Beach Air Force Base, S.C., Don Quixote's, Hwy. M. MaUwan. tickets and information call 4M-2494, Ketnsbarg, B.A. in Journalism. ket, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., rain or shine. * a.m.-J p.m. Mon.-Frt. sored exercise in Germany. participated in Maple Flag XV, at (44 members only $1; PWP Mambsrs Spaces at. No reservations necess- Thomas Sonhemietls, Holmdel. SHREWSBURY - Airman First Canadian Forces Base Cold Lake, $S; prospective $9. (:» SHARP ary. JULY M - SATURDAY B.S.C in finance; Bane Starts), Class Barbara L. Kelley, step- Alberta, Canada. Orientation. Chapter phone 7i7-MS. TRIP TO RADIO CTTY - DISNEY Howell. B.S.C. in decision sciences It daughter of Martha E. Johnson, KEANSBURG - SUff Sgt. Robert JUNE 12 - WEDNESDAY JUNE U - SUNDAY COMES TO NEW YORK By The aomputers; Margot Strear, Morgan- graduated from the U.S. Air Force C. NoWe Jr., son of Robert C. and Chines* Auction for Discovery Th* NJ Mns—m of Traass n i latian. Open Door, $21. Leaves Red Bank ft yille, B.A. In communications; Pa- weather specialist course at Chanute Jeanne L. Noble, graduated from the House. 7:10 at Bock Smith's, East Inc. ft The Shore Historical Rekuct- Hazlet 72S-2MI tricia M. Tardnaa, Oakhurst, B.S. in Air Force Base, 111. Air Force non-commissioned officer Keansburg. $290. Refreshments msnl Aaeoc., Inc. will present The geology; Clifford G. Tepper, RED BANK - Airman Erll V. leadership school at Williams Air Everyone welcome. Great Locomotive Chaw" a Civil SEPTEMBER M( Matawan, B.S. in biology; DavM Blackwood, daughter of Ena and Force Base, Ariz. He is a Jet engine Single* Again newest chapter haste War reinactment, from soon 1 p.m. MONDAY-MONDAY at Th* Pint Creak Railroad in Allaire St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High- VeOa, Aberdeen, B.S.C. in dectson Frank Blackwood, graduated from mechanic with the 82nd Air Base a cocktail party and dene* at lands, will sponsor a trip to Norway, si 1ST as * compaters. Lakeside Manor, Rt M, Hash*. SUte Park, Rta. 924, Wall Township. the U.S. Air Force medical services Group at March Air Force Base, Park entrance fee $2 per car. Train Sweden and Denmark. Cost $l(4t per • WUHaai B. WskMe. Englishtown, specialist course at Sheppard Air Calif Oriaatetion ( p.m. Dane* ( p.m. For tickets $1 per penon. parson, double occupancy. Call i.S.C. in accounting; Alan Water, Force Base, Texas. further Inco call 9JMMI. 291-0(71 or 2(1-0272 Englishtown. B.S.C. in decision sci- RED BANK - Pvt Jeffrey W. KEANSBURG - Stephen Singles Again Freehold chapter ences A computers; Steven D. Stewart, son of Spencer and Julia maaa, son of Edward and Mary JUNE 2147- SEPTEMBER ((-OCTOBER II hosts a terrific cockUil party and FRJDAY-nURSIUY THURSDAY-THURSDAY ttrrts, Atlantic Highlands, B.S.C in Stewart, completed a combat engi- Elsenmann, West Keansburg, a mis- dance at the Cinammon Tree, Rt. ». iliaiingjiiiiisjil ft organizational be- neer course at the U.S. Army sle systems analyst with the 533rd St. Agass Chare*, Atlantic Hlgh- Special Pioneers 19 day grand tear Freehold. Orientation for new mem- lands, will sponsor a trip on the Mit- of Italy. Inclndw all tourt, hotels ft liavtor; Aaae R. HUllmet, Marlboro, Training Center at Ft. Leonard Strategic Mlssle Squadron at McCon- bers $ p.m. Dane* • p.m. F MBA. in business administration. Wood, Mo. stasipl Qaaaa. Memphis to New Or- meals. Open to to* public. $14(1 par nell Air Force Base, Kan., has been info, call 5SMM3 leans. Call Kl-tm or 2(1-0272. person. Call (42-4(00 for information. RED BANK - Army Pvt. 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MONDAY PRIME TIME Springsteen 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 CBSNMW O Fortune Scarwrow And Mn. King KatetANe Newhart Cagney&Laeey films in N.J. o NBC Ntwt Funny Ftud TV Bloopers Movie: "Summer Fantaty" M'A'8'H Al Family Jamaica Inn News RUMSON - Legendary rock mu- o sician and New Jersey native Bruce o ABC New* EM. Tonight Baseball Springsteen, who ha* a home here, Dries Htm recently returned to hia home state o Century Coutteau MWstippI: Reluctant Aty to film the music video for his newly •mm ind New Movt»: "The Pawnbroker" released single "Glory Days." ID Ind. News This is the second New Jersey- ID IMM/Ukrar Tha Heart Of The Dragon American Playhouse The Yin And The Yankee made video from Springsteen's hot- selling "Born In The U.S.A." album, ID Stnlon) WKRP Movie: "The Spy Who Came In From The Cold" Bizarre according to Joseph Friedman, ex- ecutive dirctor of the New Jersey © MM All Family Portrait Of America Movie: "RoutUbout" Motion Picture and Television Cony- mission. Both were directed by Benjamin Taxi 9 Benny Hi Special Music City News Country Awards Hoboken resident and award-win- •m USFl Football: Jacksonville Bub tl New Jersey Generals ning director John Sayles, who has Auto Racing previously made two feature films In MO Puff Frtgglt "Something Wicked This Way Comet" Not News Sex i> Amer. Teens the state, "Lianna" and "Baby, It's You". MA MsMd Dragnet Movie: "The Pirate* Of Penzance" Hollywood The three major locations chosen for "Glory Days" were Miller TMC Movie Cont'd Movie: "Sixteen Candles" "The Lonely Lady" Stadium in West New York, a construction site in Secaucus, and IHOW "Little Boyle* "Confd Movie: "Qreytloke: The Legend Of Tarzan. Lord Of The Ape*" Movie Maxwell's Bar in Hoboken. At Maxwell's, Springsteen was joined HMwyinMntri itirt on stage by guitarist Steve Van * tsverltt tpliodai! Zandt and the rest of the E Street COMPLETE * UNCUT! Band, all of whom come from the Asbury Park area. "Glory Days," which will be aired nationwide shortly, is the sixth music video to film in New Jersey this year. Other recording artists SOAP OPERA UPDATE working in the state in recent ASSOCIATED PfjJjBS months include Chaka Kahn, Jer- IN HIS QLORY — American rock star Bruce Springsteen belts out maine Jackson, Carly Simon, Jenny a song to some 38,000 fans at St. James Park, Newcastle. England ALL MY CHILDREN: Donna, birthday and the opening of the the expected child. On Jake's sug- Burton and Alan Merrill. on Tuesday during his European tour. fearing she may have murdered Grand Prix. gestion, Ginny stops working at TV Zach, agrees to undergo truth serum CAPITOL: When Wally challenges station in case Derek decides to get teat. Her appeal denied, Daisy is Bumper about accepting so many custody of Mike. Scorpio's quaran- taken to prison Erica upset when rubber checks at casino, Bumper tine on hospital ship ends Alan's but the duo refuse. Marco and Jinx Max spots Chessy posing as Jeremy refuses to do sketch of SEARCH FOR TOMORROWi refuses to listen until he realizes dream of a floating medical fleet. become lovers. Heading for New Gabrielle. Chantelle arrives in New Adam. With Erica as editor, the first Liza informs Sunny she is pregnant, Wally is engaged to one of the Clegg Instead of gloating, Edward offers York. Connie tells Brad goodbye. York, offering Max support. In a edition of Tempo is a major success letting Sunny assume Lloyd the daughters. After a bit of a push from solace to his son and Grant. Scorpio RITUALS: Mike has a tense French sanitarium, the insane Jesse furious when Frankie calls father when it's really Hogan s child. Brenda, Wally agrees to a July learns Anna went on their last meeting with Stallworth. Christina Gabrielle seems to be returning to Eugene "Daddy." Ellen upaet when An angry Sunny sets Hogan straight wedding date. Thomas -devastated mission to save his life. Holly hurt bargains with Carter to win large emotional stability. Ross suggests they go to marriage when Kelly admits she and Trey about their relationship. T.R. a> when she sees Scorpio caress Anna. divorce settlement. Maddie warns SANTA BARBARA: Sophia ad- counselor. Erica panics when have resumed their affair. Finding cepts a job at the circus. Hogan vow} Tanya, Tony and Felicia plan a Julia and Lucky to mind their own mits she shot Channing when she Dabney considers leaving Tempo Trey at Mario's, an Inebriated to keep Lloyd and Liza from marry- surprise birthday party for Frisco. business. The Crusaders continue to mistook him for Lionel. Ma reel lo magazine. Alter Tad rescues Dottie Thomas punches Trey out. A drunk- ing. At circus, Rider warns Bela to question Mike about C.J. Stallworth admits he planted seed in Sophia's stay away from his mother. from stranger, she lets him stay at en Thomas arrives at Wally's. GUIDING LIGHT: Locke col- and Mike decides to rescue Mark. mind that Lionel killed Channing. YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: her apartment. Thomas later decides to move out of lapses at charity ball. When politicos Julia confused about her future after Eden begs Cruz not to arrest Sophia Jack tells John that he wants the McCandless home and live life approach Philip about grooming him ANOTHER WORLD: Larry be- meeting with her father C.J. Lacey for Channing's murder. C.C. bad- company plane. With all the pieces for himself. Julie continue* to en- for political career they mention lieves look-alike drugs are being makes plans to gain child for Mike mouths Mason's offer to defend in the picture of Jill and Jack vision the monastery and believes India would be helpful as politician's produced In Bay City. Grant angry and herself. Christina tries to turn Sophia. Gina fears Hank may be together, Dina begs Kaye to take Tyler dead. When Chip returns, wife. India and Philip's meeting when be learns Carter's missed Sara away from C.J. Mike and father of her unborn child. Spotting Jack's picture out of the photo. Chita considers leaving town. Nino turns into night of passion. Kyle and exam will halt his graduation. Jamie Stallworth prepare Mark for his Cruz with Santana, Eden assumes Danny and Tracy agree to divorce. 1 warns Chip to stay away. Later Reva return from Yoder farm but a and Ml ! romance put on hold escape. Deandra admits to Tom she they have renewed their relationship Tyrone fearful Kong will learn that Sonny thanks Chip for barging in. migraine headache prevents her while M.J. helps in Larry's secret is worried about C.J. Just as Mike is and vows to get even with the duo. he was posing as white man. Matt Clarissa appalled by Thomas' cold from telling H.B. she loves Kyle. drug investigation. Brittany's bear- about to spirit Mark away, Stubbins Brick manages to escape thugs and confronts Victor, saying he obviously attitude arid dropping of Jarrett as Sally stops a gun-toting Billy from Ing and speech begin to return. appears. tells Amy he thinks her baby is alive. cares for Ashley and Nikki. Felicia's long-ago love affair with his patient. shooting Kyle. H.B. and Sally decide RYAN'S HOPE: Maggie per- now-dead screen star Edward DAYS OF OUR UVES: Bo and they must tell Billy that Sally, not suades Roger to get doctor to claim Gerhard gamers her part ownership Hope stop Emma from pulling Miss Martha, is Billy's mother, she's pregnant. Maggie suddenly of Le Solcil Bridget learns Donna is trigger. Shane awakens before the which means Billy and Kyle are realizes that the young medico State of the Arts 16 Victoria's mother When Marley Dragon can poison him. Dragon brothers. Just before Ed can tell thinks Maggie really is pregnant. the Princeton University Triangle cannot recall Donna revealing she admits he lovejl Emma and believes Maureen he is the father of Claire's Katie heartbroken when Dave Following a sensational "opening Show. She is following in the was her mother. Donna accepts Shane stole her from him. As Shane baby, Trevor tells her the news. A agrees to marry Maggie. Dave and night" show in May, New jersey footsteps of Jose Ferrer and Jimmy Victoria's confession that she is and the Dragon battle, the Dragon stunned Maureen walks out on Ed. Maggie say "I do." Chessy, posing Network's "State of the Arts" Stuart by performing in this import- Marley's twin. Rachel furious when falls out of a window and dies. LOVING: Shana hurt when Mike as Gabrielle, worries when she returns Sunday, June 16 at 1:30 p.m. ant Princeton tradition. she realijes she has ability to Madeline Invites Alex to charity ball. nixes elopement. Jonathan, mas- meets police officer Bill Hyde. with another winning line-up. Moniak also takes a close-up look support herself and did not need to Theo tells Bo Danny was killed querading as Keith, tells Lorna he Johnny survives heart attack, but Host Scott Moniak visits the at New Jersey playwright depend an Mac. because he knew about illegal ac- holds Jim's destiny. Jim has strange turns away when Siobhan visits, world's most celebrated coed — Christopher Durang. Durang's com- AS THE WORLD TURNS: Fran- tions in music business. Bo unable to vibration while conversing with saying she loves Max and can't give superstar Brooke Shields. He catch- edies are black, biting, and always nie flunks out of Yale. Dee fears admit to Hope that he's doing Jonathan. Gwyn panics after learn- him up. While dining with Siobhan, es Brooke on stage rehearsing for controversial. Stuart unable to pay for tennis club undercover investigation of Illegal ing Clay was spotted in Thailand. construction. 'Stuart unhappy when music dealings. Suspecting Alex Sherry refuses to give her newborn he can't get money out of trust fund. Involved in music swindle, Chris son to Ava. Ava calls Jack and says Tom learns that one of the clients on decide* to date Savannah In order to she has given birth to a son. the British list he obtained is Stuart get information. At charity ball, ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Against Lucinda stages robbery and make* it Eugene, dressed a* Bettina Love- Tina's wishes, Mitch writes note to MOVIE TIMETABLE appear that Sierra's emerald neck- craft, decides to confess that be is Vlcki from Nikki. Vicki's former lace has been stolen. Shannon ar- the advice-to-the-lovelorn writer, therapist warns Jenny that Nikki that there is is no Bettina, and that could become the dominant charac- Information for tha movie tlmetabla la UA MIDOLITOWH V - rives on John's doorstep asking for pfovtdad by thaaler operators. Slnca movtaa ara Ooonlat (PQI 1*10. 2:80. 5:10. 7 30. 9:48 Rembo-nret Blood II (R) 100. « oo. 945 place to stay Just as John la getting he took on a disguise because of his ter, submerging Vicki forever. Bo's •ubfact to changa. It la reoommanded mat raad- eajuuswtc*. BOUAM CINCMA N - UA MIDOLCTOWN VI - ara can ma theater to oonflrm oorrect Imee. Rambo-Flrst Hood » (R) 1 :M. 1:W. 5:30. 7.45. 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10A The Register LIFESTYLE it. JUNE 10, 1985 T'was a fair day for fashion, philanthropy, fun of Style," featured four of the models sashaying down It JAN NAME WEMUH the runway dressed In a sampling of fashions to be The Register displayed during the show. WEST LONG BRANCH - Some were glitzy, some "Luncheon Ladllies,e " was the theme of the first group were ritzy, others Just plain fashionable. But whichever of fashions, which Included lots of off-white linens and way you looked Friday, It was a "matter of style" as designs by such masters of the trade as Ralph Lauren, more than MO women turned out for Monmouth Park Calvin Klein, Anne Klein, and Evan Picone. Charity Ball's annual fashion show and luncheon here The next theme, "Casual Living," featured designs at the track. by Liz Clalborne, Norms Kamall, (famous for the The show, sponsored by Bamberger's, is one of the "oversized" look) and four maillots for swimming and biggest fund-raising event* of the year and the number sunning worn by models sporting wide-brimmed black of women in attendance attested to its social and hats to finish the look. Oscar de la Renta designed one philanthropic importance. It is held annualy prior to the of the suits, and another, one-shouldered suit, was Charity Ball and, like the dance, benefits the Monmouth designed by Bill Blass. Park Charity Fund, which in the past 30 years, has Pastel pinks and whites were shown In the collection raised more than M 5 million for various organizations. of Ralph Lauren designs featuring sweaters and vests Last year, the events raised 1264,000 for 53 charities combined with slacks. Some 90 New York models were hired this year to "Club Members Only," included a group of styles display the latest creations of big-name designers such from the likes of Norma Kamali, Christian Dior, Perry as Oscar de la Renta, Bill Blass and Ralph Lauren while Ellis, and Giuseppe. Some styles were aglow in electric the fashion-conscious here caught up with each other on colors like Kamali's huge tropical style tops and local news and gossip. jackets. But before the curtain was raised on the mannequins, The final theme of the fashion show was "Dress a special announcement was made honoring Joan Power," and Included a bright yellow and black printed Pruzlck, a volunteer with the Monmouth Day Care Nicole Miller shirred silk dress, and a low-slung Liz Center in Red Bank, as the "Volunteer of the Year." Claiborne desig In black and white print. Tropical prints The names of volunteers from 34 agencies selected as splashed the next stage in brilliant blues of oranges and this year's recipients oi funds raised by the Monmouth yellows set on black or white backgrounds. ': Charity Fund were also announced The finale featured two Polynesian dancers, each In full regalia. The dancers swished their grass skirts to I the start, it was clear something unusual was the tempo of drums and shook their brightly feathered ; at the track. Instead of the usual array of rattles. Following the dance, all the models filed out in nping men and bermuda-clad women, the tie-dyed sarongs, passing lets to random guests In toe king area was Jammed with young men eager audience. I tickets for Mercedes and Jaguars as stylishly The excitement peaked and subsided. Seats emptied. I women — lots of them — pressed towards the The show was, as suddenly as it begun, over. Bht doors, the plumes from some of their hats One by one, guests formed lines in the Patio Room Genvleve Li. Bamberger's fashion publicist, narrated I towards the action inside. rooms. The focal point of the walk to the Terrace Room to partake of a buffet luncheon served on three huge the show, which featured four major fashion themes, Patio and Terrace Rooms was where it was was a wicker boardwalk cart with cushions of fuschia tables. Chicken a la king, fresh asparagus, chopped each hiving its own musical accompaniment and "Moire" fabric, (the same type Spanish artist chicken livers, cheeses, salads, and fresh fruit, provided choreographed dances. white wicker vases and a gazebo filled with Salvadore Dali studied to create some effects in his the repast for a group of women who spent the day In in shades of lavender graced the entrance to the surrealistic paintings) dating from the early lBOO's The opening production, choreographed to "A Matter style.

FASHION WATCH - Hundreds of the most style-conscious women in Monmouth County came out Friday for the Mon- mouth Park Charity Ball's annual fashion show and luncheon at the Monmouth Park Jocke'y Club. Above center, Mrs. Robert Bren- nan, left, and Mrs. Philip Isetin, chairperson of the Charity Ball Committee, trade views on this year's styles over chicken a la king. At the far left, Roberta Fox, co-chairperson of the fashion show, stands with Jan Hirsch, the show's director of publicity and Marie White, fashion show co- chairperson, next to one of the lovely floral arrangements decor- ating the track's Club House. At right, a model displays just one of the styles previewed. The presen- tation included creations by Ralph Lauren, Bill Blass, Anne Klein, Oscar de la Renta, Calvin Klein and other big-name de- signers. For the few who were there for the family, there were presentations of men's wear but as could be expected, the crowd's biggest response was for the latest in women's fashion.

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COMICS CLASSIFIED, Sports MONDAY. JUNE 10, 1985B Jabbar gets MVP Lakers down Celtics for title

BOSTON (AP) - The Los Angeles vocal fans at Boston Garden, where they did last year." sparked barbs about the Lakers being laid- Lakers were quietly building a dynasty. had been 8-0 in final games of cham- Just as the Celtics were the team of the back Californians. This time, the Lakera Now, In the borne of basketball's biggest pionship series. 1860s by winning 10 of the 11 NBA titles matched the Celtics shove for shove and dynasty, they have put a crowning piece Yesterday, the floor and fans again from 1959 through 1989. the Lakers are the rebound for rebound. Boston's edge off the on their structure of greatness. were Boston's. But the game belonged to team of the 1960s after playing in their boards was just 259-256 The Lak/rs, fortified by infrequent the Lakers aa they won their ninth fifth title series in six years. "It was up to us to take it. No one was Lukachyk championship. They were losers in that round the past failures, erased a stain from their going to give it to us," said Riley, who has reputation yesterday by beating the "this victory is sweeter now because two seasons. On Sunday, Boston's Larry taken his team to four consecutive finals. Boston Celtics 111-100 to claim their third we've broken their stranglehold on us," Bird found out how losing can overshadow "It's like writing a book, an auto- National Basketball Association title of Los Angeles Coach Pat Rlley said after success. biography. It's cathartic. Everything's excels at the decade. the Lakers' first victory in nine finals "When you lose, you're a failure no been purged." Los Angeles' 4-2 victory in the series against the Celtics. "There comes a time matter what you've done all season," said Another setback, a 148-114 loss in the avenged a seven-game loss in last, year's when you have to plant your feet firmly Bird. "Right now, we are losers." opening game, also helped the Lakers. finals when Boston captiired its 150) NBA and take a stand. The Lakers learned from being losers. title. That Celtics' triumph came on their "They can never knock us anymore or Last season's final series, in which hitting torment us anymore and that's what they own famed parquet floor before their own Boston had a 31-rebound advantage, See Lakers Page 3B n one respect, Henry Hudson High School's Rob Lukachyk is Monmouth I County's modem day answer to for- mer Boston Red Sox great Ted Williams. The hard-hitting Junior shortstop recent- Gambino, ly concluded a spring season in which he hit an even 500 And while the Admirals struggled through the 1985 season, Lukachyk was one performer who didn't. O'Byrne "We had an off year," Lukachyk said. "But we should be better next year. ! think that we will have stronger pitching and a better offense. I was pleased with my season. I still have some things to triumph work on."

This season Lukachyk worked on ly JIM WNTOMAIM opposing pitchers. The 5-11, 165-pounder The Register collected 30 hi I* in 60 trips to the plate WEST LONG BRANCH - Christian Brothers and be led Hudson In seven offensive Academy's Chris Gambino put in a solid claim as. catagories. Monmouth County's top freshman tennis player yesterday by defeating fellow freshman, Pete He laced out 10 doubles, three triples Weber, 6-0,6-4 to win the boys singles championship and a pair of home runs for the of the Monmouth Cojlege Invitational Tennis Admirals, who finished with a 5-12 mark. Tournament yesterday , "Without question, hitting U my Gambino, who had a 24-1 record while pvying strong point," Lukachyk said. "I've been second singles -for CBA's Parochial state, cham- playing on the vanity since my pions, had beaten another freshman standout, Red freshman year and once I was settled In Bank Catholic's Jay Nerenberg, in the semifinals with a permanent position my hitting earlier in the week. / came around." In an all RBC battler Pat O'Byrne scored a Lukachyk hit.2B2 as a frosh and his straight set 6-2, 7-5 win over Jeannine O'Connorto average soared to .492 ai a sophomore. win the girls singles title. Tnfytwo girls were "My first year, I was moving around unbeaten at first doubles (26-0) for RBC's unbeaten position-wise." Lukachyk explained state champions last fall. "But last season I was moved to short, In the doubles finals, Middletown North's Dave and things have really wotted out. I Lomicky and Frank Hemberger scored a 6-3, 4-6, attribute most of hitting success to the 6-1 triumph over Nerenberg and Bob Scouinard of intsruction that I have received from my Red Bank Catholic to win the boys divisien while father (Ted) and Vinnie Whitehead. O'Byrne and O'Connor topped Bea Strickland and "Their intaruction has really helped," Katie Hall, 6-2, 1-4, 6-1 in another all RBC match Lukachyk noted. Gambino had little trouble winning the first set, THE HEQISTER/CARL ANDREWS His 30 hits this season tied his own but Weber made a strong showing in the second set school-record for hits in a season. That before Gambino finally VVOJI. THE CHAMPS — Pat O'Byrne (left) of Red Bank Catholic College Invitational yesterday. O'Byrne downed Jeannine mark be achieved last season. Lukachyk High School and Chris Gambino of Christian Brothers O'Connor and Gambino topped Jay Nerenberg. has also played in every inning of every See Tennis Page 2B Academy captured the singles titles at the Monmouth game since his freshman year and he has collected 79 hits in his three-year career. "I enjoy hitting the ball," said Lukachyk, who also plays basketball. "I work hard at it and I'm always looking Mets snap skid, Gooden stops Cards, 6-1 for ways to improve. I consider myself an average shortstop and I'm hoping to 1.67. Gooden walked four and struck out improve upon that. Pendleton's second homer of the year a single by Jack Clark and a walk to Andy NEW YORK (AP) - Terry Pendleton Van Slyke. just three. •Til be playing for Athlete's Alley in was also his second grand slam. It came hit a freak inside-the-park grand slam and the Carleton League this summer," in the fifth off reliever Joe Sambito and Joaquin Andujar scattered seven hits to The Cardinals scored four runs on 10 Struggling without an effective Lukachyk stated. "I want to continue to resulted from a collision between center beat the New York Mets 8-2 as the St hits off Mets starter Calvin Schiraldi, 2-1. curveball early in the game, Gooden gave work on my fielding. I play an aggressive fielder Terry Blocker and right fielder Louis Cardinals rebounded for a split of who departed in the fourth inning after up four hits in the first three innings, one kind of shortstop and I get to a lot of Danny Heep. their doubleheader after losing the opener yielding consecutive singles to Pendleton. an RBI single by McGee in the third balls." to Dwight Gooden yesterday. The two crashed as the ball hit Ozzie Smith and Tom Nieto. inning. McGee had three hits in the game. "He's as durbale as they come," Blocker's glove, and Blocker lay on the The Cards scored two runs in the first The Mets snapped a three-game losing George Foster drove in two runs with Henry Hudson coach Jack Seeley said. grass motionless until he was carried off inning. Clark drove one with a single, and streak, beating St. Louis 6-1 in the opener, a first-inning single. "He has earned the respect of umpires, on a stretcher Herr scored from third on a delayed steal but now have lost four of their last five. opposing coaches both as a player and an after Clark broke from first. The Mets scored again, chasing Blocker was taken to the hospital for X- Cardinals starter Bob Forsch, 4-4, in mes individual. He is an excellent defensive Andujar, 11-1, ran his personal winning rays. The club said he had sustained St Louis scored again in the third on off Ken Dayley. Rafael Santana drove in . player with good range and speed and he streak to seven, striking out three and injuries to both his knees. Willie McGee's bad-hop RBI single a pair of runs with a single; another run has a very strong arm. walking none in his fifth complete game In the opening game, Gooden, 9-4, won scored on a passed ball by Nieto. of the year. He lost the shutout in the The Cardinals had loaded the bases on his third straight decision, allowing just "He works hard at his game," Seeley seventh inning when Keith Hernandez Gooden's major league-leading a fielding error by shortstop Howard six hits and a run in eight innings while added. "And he wants to be the best." doubled and Clint Hurdle followed with his Johnson on a grounder by Tommy Herr, lowering his major league-leading ERA to strikeout total now stands at 105. > While Lukachyk concentrates on his first homer. high school baseball days, he knows that a college career Is only around the corner. "I'm starting to receive some mail from some big schools," he said. "I want Once-beaten Eagles are county's top team to go to school down south and I want to get into a big-time college program. I know that those days are down the road but I think that big-time ball is the Wilson led the Eagles with a .519 average while situation that I would like to get into. I Picking the top Monmouth County high school third baseman Doreen Schneid also had a great, think playing in that type of spot would team in any sport can sometimes be a difficult task, year at the plate with a .440 average. Veteraft- but that certainly was not the case with The be best for me. I would be playing ball pitcher Vicki Phillips had a 24-1 record. Register Softball Poll. every day." Middletown South is in an even bigger rebuilding But for now Lukachyk looks forward Middletown South took over the No. 1 spot in the year next season. to this summer. first Register Top 10 poll of the season and the "We lose six senior starters," Erbig said. 'And: Eagles never were pressed for the top spot the rest "I can't really think about down road one of our junior starters is moving to Maryland.7* of the season. now," Lukachyk said. "It will come Manasquan (20-2) had its best season ever, but eventually. There are things that I have The Eagles (24-1) had only one disappointment was unfortunate in that this was Middletown and that came in the NJSIAA Group IV semifinals to do now. Fielding is at the top of the Souths year. The Big Blue won 19 games in a row when they dropped a tough 1-0 decision to before being upset by Ewing Township in the" list I have to work hard at that." Washington Township. Even though Lukachyk doesn't want to NJSIAA Central Jersey Group II tournament and think about his future, some baseball "We shouldn't have lost it," Middletown South then they dropped the close game to Middletown . coach Tom Erblg said, "but there isn't much we obervers already have. South in the Shore Conference finals. could have done differently. We got only three hits No. 3 Middletown North (17-5) was another team "He has aU the tools," one pro- biut they came with two out. fessional scout Mid. "He Is determined that couldn't overcome Middletown South. The to succeed and that will help him. He "We loaded the bases with two out one time and Lions lost all three games played between the two Helen Wilson, our top hitter was up, but she hit a sees the ball well, he can hit and his arm teams, but Middletown North gave the Eagles a long fly ball for the third out." is better than average. And once his hard time and one of the losses was a nine-inning The Group IV state championship is the only title fielding comes around, he has the affair. that has eluded the Eagles. They lost in the Group Long Branch finished fourth in the poll with a 14-5 potential for a pro career. He has made IV semifinals to Cherokee last year, and the losses consistent improvement on his game record. The Branchers hit s slump toward the end to the two South Jersey teams were the only of the season, but still managed to win the Shore each season and be has unlimited setbacks for the Eagles In two years. potential." Conference "B" North championship Ace pitcher The Eagles, however, won everything else And with Lukachyk's strong work Maureen Bell threw three no-hitters. including the Shore Conference "A" North title and ethic, that chance ceukJ undoubtedly Two other conference champions . Mater Dei the overall Shore Conference championship. come his way next spring. (184) and Shore Regional (17-5), were fifth and Middletown South won the Shore Conference title sixth respectively in the poll. The Seraphs won the NOTES Former Marlboro catcher Bob with a 3-1 win over No. 2 Manasquan last Thursday. Kardane is touring the People's Republic "C" North title in their final regular season game of China at the moment with the C.W. THE REGISTER/CAM. D. TORINO With only three starters back from last year's when they trimmed Keansburg. Poet varsity baseball team. The Pion- EAQLE8' STAR — Senior pitcher Vicki Phillips was a major reason strong team. Middletown South coach Tom Erbig Shore won the "C" South title and the Blue Devils eers are the first team ever from the why the Middletown South High School Softball team enjoyed a was uncertain about how his team would do this were never seriously threatened. Red Bank year. United States to tour China... banner season. Phillips, who will attend Monmouth College in the (all, Regional (13-7) had a good year and finished "I thought we might lose a few games because seventh in the ratings while Keansburg (13-7), went 24-1 for the Eagles, who captuied the Shore Conference crown of Inexperience," be said. "But everyone pulled and "A" North Division title. Neptune (12-9) and Freehold (11-7) rounded out the together and I was very pleased with the season." Top 10. £1 The Re«i»ter . JUNE 10, 1985 SPORTS BRIEFS Maltbie rebounds for West Chester title

"Then it was all gone," be said. regulation 72 holes over the West- And he did, rolling in the putt that HA«»WS0N, NY. (AP) - For made him a winner again. Edison's Sayers takes 5-Mile Run Roger Maltbie, the playoff victory "And when you play golf for a Chester Country Club course. "What a relief It is to have won." over Ray Floyd and George Burns in living, It's amaxing how much self- Maltbie and Burns each had a 70 IDDLETOWN - Mike Sayers was timed In 25 Maltbie said. the Manufacturers Hanover West- value is tied up In how well you play over the last round and Floyd, I Sayers of Edison took the minutes, 47 seconds and beat out Burns, who had led or shared the chester Clasic was worth WO.ooo this crazy game. despite the handicap of a hooking I lead late In the race and runnemp Joe Keennan of Sea lead through the first three rounds, Mi yesterday. And it quite possibly "When I couldn't beat anybody, I driver, closed up with a 6-under-par coasted to an easy victory in the Bright by 50 yards. Keenan was and Floyd, who appeared a winner carried, Maltbie said, a greater didn't think much of myself." 85. fifth annual Central Jersey Blood clocked In 36:11. Mike Tully of when he finished and then watched value. After a couple of seasons In which In the playoff, all three players Bank 5-Mile Run yesterday. The Spring Lake was third in M:4». in disbelief as both Burns and "It restored some self esteem," he didn't make expenses, he started had routine two-putt pars on the meet started and finished at Jan Block of Point Pleasant Maltbie birdied the 72nd hole to tie said Maltbie, who woo three times turning things around with a mar- first two holes. On the third, Burns Bodman Park and 210 runners was the first finisher among the him, each took some consolation In in his first two years on the PGA riage, in lttt, and subsequent visits and Floyd each came out of ap- registered. women a 144,000 price for sharing second Tour and was considered on* of the to teaching pro Peter Kostis parent disaster with great saves of place. game's more promising young play- "All credit goes to them," the 33- par, while Maltbie missed a chance ers before going into a nine-year year-old Maltbie said "But the only to win It when Us putt of about eight "George hung in there. He wasn't Brewster wins Lightning class tailspin. His last victory was In the thing that makes the work I've done feet slid by the bole. playing maybe as well as he'd like, 1(78 Memorial tournament. and the time I've put in worthwhile On the next hole, the fourth of the but he hung In there. And Floyd. ED BANK - John Brewster tively in the Lightnings. Doug "When your game goes, your is a victory. When it's all over, playoff, Floyd and Burns each put He's been out here forever. He's won the Lightning class as Marsh won the Albacore with whole life gets messed up," he said that's what It's all about — how themselves in deep trouble off the played a great round. He's tough. the Monmouth Boat Club Larry DuBois second and John R Sunday. many W's you have." tee on the par-3 bole — Floyd well He's making all-world pars out opened its summer sailing series Luard third. His last one did not come easily. to the left of the green and Burns In there," Maltbie said. yesterday on the Navesink River Bob Housen took first in the a burled He in a bunker — and "I'll tell you, if you start thinking Light winds cancelled the sched- Woodpussy. Bmg Hance was '"I was a good player in high school, a good player In college, a Two shots back with two holes to Maltbie hit a 4-iron to within about of the guys you don't want to tangle uled second races. second and Jack Kline finished eight feet. with in a playoff, Ray Is one of the Walt Colantunt and Pat Coor good p!»yer on the mini-tours, and I pUy, Maltbie had to put on a birdie- third. Santo Pexzuttl won the birdie finish to gain a tie with Burns "I figured if I was going to do it, first you're going to name. were second and third respec- Sanderling. played well my first two years out here. My game advanced with every and the veteran Floyd at 275, nine I had to do it there," he said. "You But today, Lady Luck smiled on step up the ladder I went. under par at the end of the only get so many chances." me." JSBL action opens tonight EPTUNE - The Jersey Coast Computers at 7:30 p.m. Shore Summer Basketball while Ultimate (formerly N League opens the 1085 Phoenix Business Systems) Miller outdistances Lopez for McDonald's season tonight with a double meets Larson Ford at 8:15 header at the Headliner on Route Double headers will be held 35. every day at the Headliner with MALVERN, Pa. (AP) - Alice $177,125, only $33,274 off the season At 264 were defending champion Japan's Ayako Okamoto, who led The first game matches the the exception of Thursday, Satur- Miller said she doesn't see herself as record established by JoAnne Patty Sneehan, Amy Alcott, Myra the first round with a 6-under-par 66, host Headliner against East day and Sundays. a dominant player on the Ladles earner In 1982. Blackwelder and Muffin Spencer- had a hole-in-one Sunday on the way Profession.! Golf Association Tour, "I don't define success In terms of Devlin, while Carner, Kathy Baker but her record this year Indicates money or wins. I Just know that and French golfer Anne-Marie pally to a final 70 and a 72-hole score of otherwise. when I go out and give 100 percent were at 285. 286. Monmouth Park Selections She won her third tournament of and do my best, no matter what the the season yesterday, shooting a score, I will be successful." tf KMS CTII fourth straight 4-undeopar 81 to The 21-year-old Califomian joined Tht Register finish with a score of 271 and an. the tour in 1*78, but didn't win a 1 - Naroctlve, Cox's Best, Fast Back Model eight-shot margin over Nancy Lopez tournament until 1S83. Philadelphia may sign : 2 — Or. Link, Inca Gold, Ma Ma Flower in the $400,000 McDonald's Cham- "I was discouraged many times 3 — Cheerful Steva, Prladrian, Slady's Slug pionship. early In my career," she said. "But 4 — Hooan's Pride, Love Signal. Rhlanna "I just have been striving to be I never thought about giving up. - i — Golden Hoofprlnts Crystal Cameo. Triple Clear consistent. I'm just happy to pay my There were times during my Guokas instead of Daly . 6 — Undulant, Lovtn Letter, Speedy Tweetle bills and play well." said Miller. "I first two years when I had no 7 — Tabayour, Milady's Eagle, Just Smashing see myself as just a steady player sponsor and I thought I could play . 8 - SMfllngton (entry), Current Miss, Kitty fitch having a long career." only three more tournaments before Detroit will not release Daly from - 9 — Silling Light. Tropical Acres, Rich Saul Consistency has been Miller's I ran out of money. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Best Bel: Tabayour (7th) the one year remaining on his forte throughout a remarkable "But then I'd win some money Philadelphia 76ers plan to sign contract unless Philadelphia meets Friday'i Wlsaers: Swallow Tail (4 60); season. In addition to her three and I was able to go on. The first assistant Matt Guokas as bead the first-round demand. Aggressive Assault (3.MJ, ExacU (22.40) victories, she has eight other top 10 three years were a learning ex- coach if the Detroit Pistons continue finishes. perience. In my fourth year, in 1(82, to demand a first-round draft pick He said the Pistons had given the After trailing by two strokes I was really discouraged." for Coach Chuck Daly, a high-level Sixers until Monday to reply. following the opening round. Miller Lopes, who last week won the Sixers official said yesterday. Raether stops rally, led by two shots at the midway point "If we don't agree, Chuck will be LPGA Championship, had a 71 Daly and Guokas, who both have back here next season and he'll be and by five after three rounds. Her Sunday to finish at 280 after four longtjjne ties to Philadelphia, have happy to be and we'll happy to have advantage was reduced to three rounds over the (,283-yard White been under consideration since Billy him. " McCloskey said early In the final round Sunday, but Manor Country Club course in Miami downs Texas she rallied with four birides on the Cunningham stepped down last suburban Philadelphia. Daly, who has coached in Detroit front nine to open a nine-stroke lead month after eight years with the Texas, now 84-13 and unbeaten in Beth Daniel, bidding for her 14th for the last two seasons, was OMAHA, Neb (AP) - Don four games heading into last night's at the turn. National Basketball Association victory in a six-year career, was club. Cunningham's assistant for several Rowland scored Miami's second contest, now must face 83-18 Miami The $80,000 winner's purse another stroke back at 281 after a years unit! 1(81, when Guokas took unearned run in the bottom of the Monday at 7:10 p.m. CDT to decide boosted Miller's season earnings to final 72. Sixers General Manager Pat Wil- his place. eighth and reliever Ric Raether the national collegiate cham- liams said Saturday that a first- pionship in the double-elimination Daly, in Atlantic City, N.J.. for a snuffed a ninth-inning rally to end round draft pick was "too steep a celebrity golf tournament, said, "I'd Texas' streak of come-from-behind tournament. Miami's lone loss was price. Obviously we're not going to an 8-4 contest with Texas Wednes- like to know what's going on as wins in a 2-1 NCAA College World do that." much as anyone Series semifinal last night. day The high-level source, who re- "But I wouldn't nave gone this far quested anonymity Sunday, said that with this if I didn't want the job. It's unless Detroit backs down, the one of the real prestigious jobs in Tennis Sixers probably will sign Guokas the NBA. You have to be interested Continued from Page IB but she outplayed me. She wasn't this week. in a job like this." "The two coaches we Inter- "I played well in the first set," stylish, she was just consistent." Daly said he understood Williams In the boys doubles, Lomicky and viewed, either one is fine, " Williams hesitation Gambino said. "But then I lost said. "We talked to Detroit because concentration in the second set. I Hemberger won the first set without "I don't know that any coach is we felt it was foolish to approach usually don't do that, but I've been too much trouble but Nerenberg and worth a first-round pick," Daly said. doing it in the tournament and I Scouinard rallied to take the second Chuck and talk contract tf com- "That's kind of high. If I was a don't really know why." set, 4-6. Lomicky and Hemberger pensation had not been resolved." general manager, I have to be Pistons General Manager Jack Gambino, who will be playing settled down here and won the third honest, I'd be reluctant to give up a McCloskey indicated Friday that first singles for CBA next year, set easily. No. 1 pick " plans to keep fairly busy this "We didn't make as many mis- summer. takes in the third set," said "I'll be competing in the lt-and- Lomicky, a sophomore who had a 3PORT8 FANS One of the most unbelievable pitching under Nationals in California start- 23-3 mark while playing first singles records of sll-tlme was by Stanley at Middletown North Hemberger, a Coveleskl, who pitched In the ma|ors ing July 4," be said. "The I'll be from 1B12 to 1MB...In one game. playing in Kalamazoo (Mich.) and senior, had a IK record at second I Coveleskl—Incredibly—went 7 In- Nashville iTenn i I'll also be work- singles nings WITHOUT EVER THROWING A ing and playing at Tom Cummins' The girls doubles lasted over two BET CALLED BALL...EVERY pitch he summer camp." hours before O'Byrne and O'Connor threw was either swung at, or was a finally prevailed. Strickland and called strike.NO other big league Weber, who posted a 10-6 record YOU pitcher ever had that much pinpoint at first singles for Middletown Hall were unbeaten at second control for that long a time. South, was impressed by Gambino. doubles for RBC last year and had DIDN'T "He was hitting real good passing a 28-0 mark. shots," Weber said "I tried coming Tournament director Rich Bruer KNOW Do you know who holds the ill-time to the net, but he hit some very good was happy with the way things big league baseball record for hitting passing shots by me." worked out. On* of the greatest performance* the meet home runs with the base* ev«r seen on • golf course happened loaded In history?...The answer Is "We had 28 singles and 13 doubles NOT Bab* Ruth or Hank Aaron as In the girls singles finals, O'Byrne in the boys division, and 16 singles In the 1960 US Open when the legened of Arnold Palmer was you'd expect. It Is Lou Qehrkj, who scored an easy win in the opening and five doubles in the girls born...Going Into the laal 18 holes of hit 23. set, but had to rally from 2-0, 3-2, divisions," said Bruer, the head that Open, Palmer was so far from the • * * and 5-4 deficits to win the second set tennis coach at Monmouth College. lead that 14 other golfers stood be- and the match. O'Byrne had to fight "This was the third year we had tween him and first place...But Palmer shot a 65 on those last 18 I bat you didn't know that George off a set point by O'Connor at 5-4 to the tournament under this format holes and passed ALL 14 golfers win it. and it was the first for the girls. Wall Lincoln Mercury has th« finest ahead of him to win his first US salsction of Lincoln Mercury Prod- "It really didn't matter that "I was a little disappointed to Open. ucts In New Jersey ... All priced to Jeannine was my teammate," have several of the top players THE REOI8TEB/CARL ANDREWS * * * make you happy. Come In and see O'Byrne said. "I just tried to play default," be said. "But we had a lot lor yourself. more consistent." of young talent." THE WINNERS — Middlwtown North's Dave Lomicky (front) and "I was looking for a short lob The tournament was co-sponsored Frank Hemberger (rear) captured the doubles title of the Monmouth QIORQI WALL UNCOLN-MMCURY from Pat but I didn't get it," by The Register and the Ocean College Invitational tennis tournament yesterday with a three-set O'Connor said. "I had to play back. County Reporter. victory over Jay Nerenberg and Bob Scouinard of Red Bank Catholic. SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWSBURY 747-5400 TOM'S EXIT 117 TRUCK STOP

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MILWAUKEE (AP) - Mil- he's the type of pitcher that If you Phil Niekro. 7-4, wu the losing Lemon doubled Simmons to third Can" Boyd threw a three-hitter and Aagels 1, Reyals • waukee'! Pete Vuckovich wu hit don't get him early, he gets tougher. pitcher, giving up six runs on nine and, with two outs, Whitaker waa Jim Rice homered to highlight a 17- ANAHEIM, Calif. - Ron old self Sunday - and wai getting "He did a good Job. He threw a lot hits and five walks before leaving intentionally walked to load the hlt attack as the Boston Red Sox Romanics: and Donnie Moore team- better by the Inning. of off-speed stuff and moved the ball with two outi in the sixth Inning. He bases. trounced the Baltimore Orioles and ed to scatter eight hits and Bob Vuckovich, after giving up a around. He kept us off balance." also had five strikeouts. Alan Trammell singled borne two extended their winning streak to Boone singled home the game's only leadoff homer to Rickey Hendenon It was only Vuckovlch's second Tigers I, Blae Jays 1 runs and Kirk Gibson capped the seven games. run in the fourth inning u the and double to Don Mattlngly, gave appearance since coming off the TORONTO - Lou Whltaker and uprising with a two-run triple. Boyd, 7-4. became the first pitch- California Angels edged the Kansas disabled list with a strained right City Royals. up only one hit over the next • 2-3 Nelson Simmons homered, power- White Sox S, Twin. 1 er to shut out Baltimore this season. innings In leading the Brewers to a shoulder. He wu tagged for four ing Detroit to a victory over the The Orioles, who were the only team runs and five hits In five Innings in MINNEAPOLIS - Tom Seaver The Angels snapped a three-game M victory over the New York Toronto Blue Jays and giving the pitched 7 2-3 innings for his 294th in the major leagues not to have Yankee* yesterday. his last outing against Kansas City. Tigers a split of the four-game been blanked this season, was last losing streak and moved back into "My results weren't that bad career victory and Daryl Boston "I Just thought about facing the series. shut out on Sept. 21 by Boyd. first place in the American League today," Vuckovich said. "I Just hope snapped a 5-for-SO batting slump West by a half-game over the next batter and taking care of The Tigers, who dropped the first with a homer and single u the Mike Easier, batting .450 in his that I can duplicate It the next time two games of the series, pulled last 10 games, figured In three Royals. business," Vuckovich said of the out. Chicago White Sox beat the struggl- shaky start. "I tried to maintain the within 6Vt games of the American ing Minnesota Twins. Boston rallies with a pair of doubles Romanick, 7-2, gave up six hits In "But we put out a good exhibition League East-leading Blue Jays. A and a single. Marty Barrett also had right mental attitude for the next today, both offensively and de- Seaver, 6-4, allowed five hits, seven innings before giving way to Utter." crowd of 40,273 watched the game, including Tim Teufel's fourth borne three hits and drove in three runs. Moore, who went the final two fensively, against a good ballclub." and four-game matchup drew a The Red Sox scored twice In the Vuckovich gave up one run on Pete Ladd pitched the final 1 1-3 run of the season In the third inning. innings for his 12th save. three hits, three walks and had six record total of 163,596 fans to The 40-year-old Seaver struck out fourth to take a 2-0 lead against innings for his first save. Exhibition Stadium Storm Davis, 3-2. Easier doubled The Royals put runners on first strikeouts He left with two ouu In Jim Gantner and Ben Oglivie, three and walked one. the seventh after walking two Detroit broke open the game by Bob Fallon allowed one hit in the with two outs and, after Dwight and second with two outs in the each with two-run homers, and scoring four runs in the sixth Inning Evans walked, Easier scored and ninth. George Brett, who is nursing batters. Earnest Riles with a two-run single final 1 1-3 Innings to seal Minne- "It looked like we were going to to take an 8-2 lead. Loser Jim sota's 14th loss in Its last It games. Evans took third on Barrett's single. a pulled hamstring and was ex- provided most of the offensive Clancy, 2-3, gave up a leadoff single An error by third baseman Wayne pected to miss a few games, was get him early didn't it?" said New support for the Brewers. Brian Giles York catcher Butch Wynegar "But to leadoff hitter Simmons and was Red Sox It, Orioles t Gross allowed the second run to sent up as a pinch hitter but hit a solo homer In the eighth inning. replaced by Dennis Lamp. Chet BALTIMORE - Dennis "Oil score. grounded out to end the game. Durham delivers for Cubs, 5-1; Wilson leads Phillies past Expos

CHICAGO (AP) - Leon Durham Inning and Kevin Gross pitched the eighth off Mario Soto to beat the is rapidly proving his point that be seven strong Innings before needing Cincinnati Reds. can hit left-handed pitching, even if relief help as the Philadelphia Hawkins, the leading winner in it happens to be Al Holland. Phillies beat the Montreal Expos. the major leagues, set a team Durham, who at times has been Grass, 5-6, struck out eight and record by earning his nth victory benched because of left-handers, did not walk a batter in helping the without a loss. He surpassed re- drilled a run-scoring double off Phillies break a four-game losing liever Butch Metzger's 10-mark in Holland yesterday to key a four-run, streak. Gross took a three-hitter and UN. sixth-inning that led the Chicago 4-0 lead into the eighth, but left after Hawkins gave up eight hits, Cubs to a 5-1 victory and a four- the Expos loaded the bases with no walked six and struck out two In his game sweep of the Pittsburgh outs on singles by Tim Wallach, 12th start of the season. Pirates. Herm Winningham and Sal Butera. The Padres snapped a 1-1 tie with Durham's double went between Reliever Don Carman retired four runs In the eighth against Soto, left fielder Steve Kemp and center pinch-hitter Terry Francona on a M, who got the first two outs before fielder Joe Orsulak, who were popup and Tun Raines then hit a giving up singles to Steve Garvey bunched up. sacrifice fly. Kent Tekulve was and Terry Kennedy. The runners "I don't know how It got through," summoned and struck out Vance advanced on catcher Alan Knicely's said Durham. "It had to have eyes." Law to end the Inning. Tekulve passed ball, and Garvey raced borne Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tan- finished the game for his fourth on a wild pitch by Soto. ner said "If we had those outfielders save. Kennedy scored on Kevin bunched any closer they could have Joe Hesketh, 5-3, retired the first McReynold's single and RBI singles shaken hands." two Phillies in the first before giving by Carmelo Martinez and Garry Durham also doubled off Holland up singles to Juan Samuel and Mike Templeton, his third hit of the game, to drive In the winning run In the Schmidt. Wilson hit his fifth home capped the rally. 12th Inning Thursday to provide a 3-2 run of the season deep to left field. The Reds scored twice in the ninth victory. Prior to that be had been 0- Padres 5, Reds 3 off reliever Rich Gossage. Eddie Milner tripled and scored on a single for-13 against Holland. CINCINNATI - Andy Hawkins ASSOCIATED PRESS PhUUet 4, Expos 1 allowed one run In seven inning! to by Pete Rose. Dave Parker then doubled and Knlcely hit a sacrifice ON THE RUN - Catcher Gary Carter of the New action of yesterday's doubleheader in New York. PHILADELPHIA - Glenn Wilson raise his record to 11-0 and the San York Mats chases Vince Coleman of the St. Louis Coleman was trying to steal home after Carter hit a three-run homer In the first Diego Padres scored four times in fly Cardinals back to third base during third inning bobbled a pitch from pitcher Dwight Gooden. Determined Wilander upsets Lendl in French Open final

nament favorite Martina on the run. But In the last three sets, Lloyd are the only players In the women's Grand Slam victory chart pair of Pett Korda and Cyric Suk PARIS (API - With all the fuss Navratilova 6-3,6-7,7-6 in what both it wu the Swede who set the pace, running for the $1 million bonus with 32. Margaret Smith Court had defeated Vladimir Gabrichidze and over top-seeded Joan McEnroe and players called "the closest and most breaking Lendl's serve nine times. given by the International Tennis 65 Grand Slam titles and Billy Jean Aleksander Volkov of the Soviet defending champion Ivan Lendl of suspenseful match" In their long Wilander, known for his quiet Federation for winning four con- King 38. Union 4-6, 60, 7-5 to win the Junior Ciecnoslovakia, no one paid much rivalry. demeanor, surprised the crowd u secutive Grand Slam tournaments. In other finals Sunday, Italy's Boys' doubles, while Argentina's attention to Sweden's Mats Keeping the ball deep to Lendl's he began yelling at himself in In the women's doubles on Sun- Laura Garrone downed Dinky Van Maria Lydia Perez-Roldan and Pa- Wilander, who sneaked into the final backhand, Wilander patiently Swedish with gestures and facial day, the American team of Rensburg of South Africa 6-1, 6-3 in tricia Anahi Tarabini combined to of the French Open tennis cham- worked his way to the net, catching expressions reminiscent of Ameri- Navratilova and Pam Shriver the Junior Girls' and Peru's Jaime beat Andrea Hollkova and Radomira pionships and grabbed the silver Lendl going the wrong way and can Jimmy Connors and Frenchman battled back to defeat West Ger- Izaga beat Austrian Thomas Muster Szubakova of Czechoslovakia 6-3, trophy for the second time in four pounding volleys past his long reach. Yannick Noah. many's Claudia Kohde-Kilsch and 2-6, 6-3, 60 in the Junior Boys'. years yesterday. 5-7, 6-4 to take the Junior Girls' As the Swede gained confidence and "I didn't feel very good in the first Czechoslovakia's Helena Sukova 4-6, On Saturday, the Czecboslovakian doubles. "No one thought I would win this momentum, Lendl's hard-hitting of- set," Wilander said. "But once I got 6-2, 6-2. tournament, and I didn't expect fensive baseline game faded into going, I knew I wu going to control It was their Wth consecutive myself to win either," Wilander defensive counter-punching. toe match. I felt his game fading doubles victory and their eighth said. "It's easier to fight hard when It wu Wilanders fifth Grand and the match wu going right Into straight Grand Slam victory, both Lakers there's no pressure." Slam final and fourth victory. Lendl my hand. I think Lendl got nervous, records. Continued from Page IB six-game championship series by 24. The 30-year-old Swede, who had has been In seven Grand Slam so I was doing that to keep my In the mixed doubles finals, not won a tournament this season, championship matches, winning Just concentration." Navratilova teamed with Switzer- "Look at this," Lakers owner The previous standard of 60 wu on Sunday combined a perfect game one — the French Open last year. land's Hienz Gunthardt to beat Jerry Buss said, holding the cham- established by Norm Nixon of the plan with determination to upset the "Losing la very upsetting, no Wilander made the tennis world American Paula Smith and Fran- pionship trophy over his bead in the Lakers in 18(2, the last time Los heavily favored Lendl 3-6, 6-4, 6-2, doubt about that," Lendl admitted take notice in 1(62 when, at the age cisco Gonzalez of Paraguay 2-6, 6-3, locker room. "This hu removed the Angeles won a title. 6-1 after the match. "If I played steady, of 17, he outlasted clay court 6-2. most odious sentence in the English He said last season's loss "I didn't play the best tennis of he was taking short balls and veteran and 1877 French Open language. It can never be said again "bothered me. Anytime you make my career, but I played the right coming to the net. And when I tried champion Guillermo Vilas to be- "Winning both doubles finals is a that the Lakers have never beaten mistakes ... It bothers you. It was a tennis to beat Lendl on clay," to be aggressive, I was missing. come the youngest player ever to kind of consolation after losing the the Celtics." long year to wait for this moment." Wilander said of the 3-hour, 13- Neither strategy took me where I capture the men's singles here. Just singles final yesterday," Nearly two weeks ago, the Celtics mlnute center court contest. "My wanted to get." The Celtics are now 15-2 in a year earlier, he had won the Navratilova said. With her 170,000 had beaten the Lakers 146-114 in the championship series. Their only tactics worked 100 percent." Lendl, the No. 2 seed with four French Open junior boys' title. runnerup check in the singles, series opener, shooting a record 60.8 In the women's final, played on previous lost came at St. Louis in tournament victorias this year, Navratilova pocketed more than percent from the field. In yester- 1058. The Lakers have now won nine Saturday, Chris Evert Lloyd sur- started strong. He hit winners from With this victory and a victory »92,000 over the weekend day's loss, however, they managed prised fellow American and tour- titles, five while the franchise was the backcourt and keeping Wilander last December on grass in the only 38.5 percent. in Minneapolis. Australian Open, Wilander is half The two doubles crowns boosted "If I had one thing to do different- way to the Grand Slam. He and Navratilova into third place on the ly, I would give the magic touch to Adbul-Jabbar had eight points in Danny (Ainge), Larry (Bird) and the first 8tt minutes of the third Flutie hasn't succeeded Dennis Johnson," Jones said. "And quarter. During that span, Los I would say 'You will miss outside Angeles broke away from a 57-57 tie, snots never again." the 20th of the game to take a 7»-67 Ainge and Johnson, heroes in the lead. as planned for Generals two Boston victories, managed only But Just as the Celtics did in six and 11 points, respectively, and Game 5, when they cut an 18-point : EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - senus All American, a Heisman combined for only six field goals In Los Angeles lead to four before Doug Flutie baa a broken col- Trophy, good looking, bright, 31 attempts. Bird bad 28 points, but falling short, Boston rallied. The • larbone, bruised pasalng statistics nimble, intelligent, talented and a shot only 12 for 29 Celtics cut the deficit to 82-73 after and a lot of the problems of other host of others. But through 15 games this season, Kevin McHale scored a career three periods and then outacored Mess-heralded rookies. Flutie has completed 134 of 211 playoff high 32 points for Boston Los Angeles »-4 to start the fourth ' But although be hasn't turned out before fouling out with 5:21 left. - to be quite the superstar that Donald passes for 2,108 yards and 13 period, trimming the margin to 8641 Tramp sought when he paid out touchdowns. That's only a a percent James Worthy added 28 points on with 8:58 left. between 16 million and $8 million to completion percentage and puts ll-for-15 shooting for the Lakers and Flutie Uth In the league In the Earvin "Magic" Johnson, the Two free throws each by Abdal- -sign him In February, Flutie hu a quarterback rankings. As a team the scapegoat in last year's seven-game Jabbar and Worthy and a driving - surprising sense of accomplishment Generals are last in the USFL in defeat, bad 14 points, 14 assists and layup by Kurt Rambis rebuilt Los about a first season that may now be passing. 10 rebounds. Angeles' advantage to 92-82 Jaat over. over a minute later, and Boston got "Looking back. It hu been suc- "You have to remember be is still He finished the series with 84 no closer than six the rest of the a rookie." said Generals' coach assists, breaking the record for a cessful," Flutie says "We're sitting Walt Michaels said. way. a game out of first place and we're And for the Generals, that means In a spot to make the playoffs. If you handing the ball off to Herschel had told me In my rookie season we Walker, the club's other Heisman would be going to the playoffs, I Trophy winner who is on the verge would be happy." of topping Eric Dickerson's pro- Elliott holds on ; There's no disputing the Generals' fessional single season rushing re- success this United States Football cord of 2,106 yards. ••League season. The beat team "I think Flutie has certainly done ' Donald Trump could buy Is 10-5 with all the things New Jersey wss for Van Scot 500 three regular season games left and I6oking for when they signed him," just one victory away from the said Memphis Coach Pepper "Geoff had the best car all day - playoffs Rodgers. "He Is a great bootleg But it la a playoff Flutie may not LONG POND, Pa. (AP) - BUI long and It showed," Elliott said. runner who can throw the play- Elliott insists that his latest Grand "But you've got to do It all day compete In. He will be sidelined at action pass, and he has Herschel to least for the remainder of the National stock ear victory Is Just long." regular season with the broken fake to and give to. I think they are another example of racing lock. Bodine, who trailed third-piece collarbone suffered on June 1 In a doing exactly the right thing." Elliott held off Harry Gant over Darrell Waltrlp across the finish against Memphis and it's the last 11 laps yesterday to win the line, got caught with the wrong tires MaeilMisrili whether he will return The Generals have utilised ASSOCIATED PRESS Van Scoy 500 at Pocono Inter- on his car at the wrong time in tat -for the playoffs. Flutie's quickness and his ability on national Raceway. race. There's also no disputing that the rollout and bootleg to open UNDER THE NET — Mitch Kupchak of the Los Angeles Lakers goes Bodine changed right-side Urea things up for Walker this season. But it wu Geoff Bodine, who late in the 200-lap event during a Flutie had a lot going for him up for two points despite some strong defensive pressure from Danny coming to the pros. There was no Mlcbeals adds the team hu not even wound up fourth after late tire caution period. Then be came In oa -end to the plaadits for the Moot-* began to top the wealth of Flutie's Ainge of the Boston Celtics during first quarter action of yesterday's problems, who Elliott felt should the next caution and changed left- College quarterback - con- talent game in Boston. have won the race. side Urea. The Register 41 The Register SCOREBOARD , JUNE 10. 1985

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lY. JUNE 10. 1985 BUSINESS The RegUler Sticky competition over Your local bank might be that Shore favorite, taffy part of a national chain trade because the candy manufac- ftfMSSrTWMt turer* of Philadelphia couldn't churn WASHINGTON (AP) - Scores of The Auoclittd Prass out chocolate products in the beat supposedly independent banks are before Industrial air conditioning ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Salt actually part of chains that evade was developed. They headed for the water taffy hat made sticky ftngen interstate banking rule! by never beaches and made taffy, which a leailde tradition for at leait a formally joining together, according doesn't melt easily. century now, and the two original to a study released by the House manufacturer! are still In a stiff Taffy, flnt developed in England Banking Committee. Boardwalk battle over who pulled and similar to toffee, was called Sea the flnt piece of the retort'i famous Foam, Water Taffy, Salt Water "What may appear as a small, candy. Taffy and Salt Water Kisses during hometown bank, may actually be a PraUnger'i Original Salt Water Its early days on the Boardwalk. member of a large, interstate bank Taffy plans a 100th birthday cel- The name was standardized by chain," the committee said. ebration June 22, when It hopes to Joseph Frallnger, a lemonade ven- The study of 8,900 bank ownership line up hundreds of volunteer! and dor who juggled lemons to attract changes between 19(7 and 1982 found stretch 750 pounds of the vanilla- patrons. He got Into the candy- 1,426 Independent banks were actu- flavored candy more than a mile making business accidentally when ally part of 535 chains, 128 of which down the Boardwalk to get Into the an amusement pier owner asked him crossed state lines. The chains were Gulnesa Book of World Records. to take over a candy stand near a made up of separate banks, often with different names, that had But James' Salt Water Taffy, carousel. common owners and management. which opened year-round in a sea- He began packing bis taffy in The Federal Reserve, under the side stand In 1904, claims the boxes that read "Salt Water Taffy," Bank Holding Company Act, regu- company was actually established in and developed 25 flavors. He first lates corporations that own multiple 18S0 and the original James brother! sold one-pound boxes as souvenirs banks. However, independent banks used to spend the cooler months of and nickel bag! for Boardwalk can be part of informal chains, the year selling their taffy on the strollers to munch on. related through individuals and not carnival circuit and summers vend- Enoch R. James, and his sons, corporate ties, and can avoid rules ing here. Harry Enoch James and Enoch Randolph James, put the slogan, designed to keep the banking system Jake Butcher "There's still a real sense of secure, the study said. competition," said Frank Glaser, 36, "Cut To Fit The Mouth," on their president of James'. boxes, and it is osed to this day. "The effect of these interstate ownership linkages and operating chains appears to be a clear circum- "I have a list of businesses from Both brands show Altantic City relationships among so-called chair vention ... of state and federal laws 1889 and they're not listed In here," before casinos opened in 1971, with banks, and a resultant increase in governing interstate banking, mar- retorts Art Oager, Fralinger's presi- James' packages featuring the re- federal regulations," St Germain ket concentration, and participation dent. sort by the day and Frallnger by said. night. Neither depicts casinos be- In commercial activities unrelated "Because the Butcher brother; Despite the rivalry, the two taffy to banking," the study said. makers have always helped one cause the skyline changes too quick- chain of approximately 40 loosely another pull through In a pinch ly with gaining development still Rep. Fernand St Germain, D-R.I.. affiliated banks In Tennessee ant Kentucky fell within the supervisor] "If you run low on an Ingredient, under way. chairman of the banking panel, said authority of seven different federal you can always call them up and they Taffy, made of corn syrup, sugar, the recent collapse of the Butcher and state agencies, overall super will lend It to you," said Glaser. milk products and flavorings, was family banks in Tennessee and visory effectiveness was hampered' "You try to help each other out. first rolled and wrapped by hand, Kentucky pointed out a danger of chain banking. and suspect transactions within tht There might be a time when I'll need producing the cylindrical shape the ASSOCIATED PRESS chain went unnoticed, the committee them." candy still maintains When Knoxvilles United Ameri- said. "That's very true," added Gager. Neighborhood children used to be NOT JUST FAN MAIL — Maureen Pntchard. a staff member can Bank failed in 1963, it touched off Jake Butcher pleaded guilty tc "Candy people in general are always invited In after school in the late 19th for Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, chairman ol the House Ways and a chain reaction in the 91.5 billion bank fraud in April for diverting SH willing to help out their competitor and early 20th centuries to help with Means Committee, asked Americans to write and give him their Butcher financial empire. A total of million of depositors' money to hit with a bag of sugar or whatever." taffy pulling, a necessary part of the views on President Reagan's tax reform proposal. The 22 banks controlled by Jake Butcher or his family eventually were cloaed, use. He was sentenced last week U Regardless of who made it first, manufacture because the taffy needs representative estimates that he has received 10,000 letters so and the Federal Deposit Insurance 20 years in prison, the stiffest the taffy remains a staple souvenir to be "aerated," said Glaser. far. Corporation was left with $700 sentence ever for a person pleading even now that the city glitters with "It's cooked to a temperature million in uncollectible debts. guilty to a white-collar crime casinos. where it's still chewy and then It's aerated by pulling It. The pulling it The Butcher case "highlights the according to the Justice Depart Local lore has It that the first makes It chewier," be said. need for greater disclosure of the ment. piece of salt water taffy was made Early equipment made Just 26 when a storm washed waves over a taffy pieces a minute. Today, about Lady Liberty profitable seaside candy stand. No salt water 500 pieces of taffy roll off the high is used In the candy, although some •peed equipment each minute after Flood insurance sales slow salt la added to enhance flavoring. being stretched and kneaded by Taffy making became a summer machine. for two state companies their homeowners' policy coven NEWARK (AP) - Despite the such disasters. risk of severe monetary loss during "Principally we suspect people The company is also building a a flood, New Jersey residents bought JERSEY CITY (AP) - As a are not buying this coverage because smaller hydraulic elevator for handi- nearly 5,000 fewer federally northern New Jersey company con- they are under the unfortunate capped tourists. subsidized flood-insurance policies structs a hydraulic double-decker delusion they are covered under Keith said the cabs will feature this year than in 1984, federal elevator that will carry visitors up their homeowners' protection," said National four glass walls on all sides so officials said. the "new" Statue of Liberty, a South Cobb. "This simply is not the case." visitors can view the design of the "Unfortunately, experience has Unemployment Jersey-based company Is melting inside of the statue. He added that other residents may down scrap metal from the "old" been that many flooded properties not be aware of the subsidized The $1 million project replaces a could have been insured when flood landmark for commemorative pla- smaller, 55-year-old traction insurance To counter that, the FIA ques waters hit, but people often wait too will conduct an awareness drive elevator. long to act," said Jeffrey S. Bragg, The National Elevator Corp. in "Building the elevator for the during the next five months. Paterson and the Hoeganaes Corp. in administrator of the Federal In- Statue of Liberty is much more to us surance Administration The reduced-rate insurance poli- Riverton are among numerous com- than a major contract or an engi- panies involved in the $230 million Last year there were 88,713 flood- cies are issued by the federal neering challenge," said Douglas K. insurance policies In the state, government to residents in com- restoration project, scheduled for Muttart, company president. "Our completion in October 1986 compared to 83,779 this year. munities that participate in the employees and those of our major FIA spokesman David Cobb said federal program. In return, the Robert Keith, a spokesman for suppliers feel a personal pride in this some residents In high-risk areas towns must carry out flood plain National Elevator, said Saturday project, and that feeling was trans- have not purchased flood insurance management measures to reduce the that the company took a good deal of lated into extraordinary efforts in because the erroneously believe risk of flooding. pride in participating in the project, terms of the skills and creativity and that "being local was definitely that went into our bid." a plus" when it bid against other Meanwhile, the Riverton company companies for the contract is busy melting down pieces of scrap "It's important that a New Jersey metal taken from both the statue and company is involved in this," he Ellis Island facilities here. said. Francis Hanejko, manager of The company was selected to special projects for the Burlington design, manufacture and install a County company, said employees two-deck, glass elevator that Is being have already melted down 220 tons touted as the largest of its kind in the of iron supports, radiators, stair- United States. wells and other metal material. A 100-foot hole has already been He said the liquid metal is then drilled below the statue, and the "atomized," or sprayed with high- company will soon begin installing powered jets of water, turning the the elevator, which will lift visitors molten iron into a sand-like powder. 100 feet into the base of the The powder is being sold to a landmark. company in Florida, which will process the powder into souvenirs. £0* There is no shaft in the elevator's Hanejko said some profits from MASONAUY design. It will be lifted and lowered the sale of the powder will be Source U &CHpt of labor by a pair of galvanized steel rails donated to the restoration fund. "We feel honored that we're doing . Jo caL mounted on stainless steel columns. v Twenty-two people can fit in each this," be said. "We feel honored that of the cabs, which will serve two we can contribute in a small way to floor levels simultaneously. Keith the restoration of the Statue of business ASSOCIATED PRESS said. Liberty." STATIC RATES — Civilian joblessness has been moving in the narrow range of 7.1 percent to 7.5 percent for the last year, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. The May rate was 7.3 percent, the latest figure available. Library sets finance classes office of Dean Witter Reynolds. SHREWSBURY - A free, two- He will discuss investment part financial seminar covering strategy into government and mu- everything from money markets to nicipal securities, money market The Register has added a new \ Industrial research grants precious metals will be held at the funds, CD's, mutual funds, stock daily feature to our Business Sec- Monmouth County Library's Eastern market, real estate, options, Branch, Route 35. precious metals, IRA's, Keogh tion, called Corporate News and The sessions, June 19 and June 25, plans, tax shelters, leasing, limited Awards. given to two area teachers both beginning at 7:30 p.m., will partnerships, cutodlal accounts, and feature Stephen Brady, account ex- uniform gifts to minors. research program. ecutive and tax-advantaged invest- - HOBOKEN — Two Monmouth All are Invited, with no tickets or Well publish information about A chemistry teacher, Graybill has ment coordinator with the Iselin advance registration needed. .County public school teachers are 22 years experience as an educator. local companies and their em- ~ among 10 state educators selected by Meehura, who teaches physics, ployees such as awards, promo- -a panel representing the state's chemistry and physical science, has Industrial research firms to receive 16 yean' experience. They will tions and recognitions. summer internship grants of 15,000 participate In a research project for Gulf & Western to sell off 'each. the Exxon Re—arch and Engineer- The program Is conducted by the ing Company this summer, Makar This new feature is part of The N.J. Business/Industry/Science said. consumer, industrial group Register's continuing effort to ex- Education Consortium. Composed of representatives of Santa Monica, at 96 a snare. The local recipients are Letltia public school districts and major pand and improve our coverage NEW YORK (AP) - Gulf & The sale Includes Kayier Roth, an .' Graybill of Fair Haven, a teacher at research and development firms in Western Industries Inc. announced apparel and hosiery company; Sim- of local business news. Long Branch High School, and John the Garden State, NJ-BISEC yesterday that it has reached an mom, a bedding and home Meehura of Oakhurst, who teaches promote! cooperation between agreement in principle to sell its furnishings business; APS, which .'at Ocean Township High School. education and lnduatry to Improve Consumer and Industrial Products stands for automotive parts distribu- Nadla Makar of the Union City mathematics and science education, Group to a California company for tion, and G4W Manufacturing, • school district, who chairs the she said. consortorium, said, "The internships approximately $1 billion cash and the which produces automotive, elec- The organisation is based at assumption of approximately WO tronic and construction products. The Register will provide a unique experience in DAILY *~* SUNDAY industrial research. It is our belief Stevens Institute of Technology in million in long-term debt. These companies are expected to that science and mathematics Hoboken. Supporting organisations In addition, Gulf It Western will have combined sales in the current teachers can add a special dimension include the state School Boards receive a five-year option to fiscal year, which ends July 31, of - to their teaching by participating In Association, the State Department of purchase 10 million shares of com- 12.7 billion, and operating income of this profTvn. Education and the State Department mon stock in the California com- slightly more than $200 million This is the consortium'! second of Higher Education. pany, Wlckes Companies Inc. of before expenses. The Register

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Public Notices Situations Wanted Male SS Pets and Livestock _ 77 Bulldlngt/Qaraget Camping Equipment 153 (Legala) Situations Wanted Aircraft. rect insertion of any advertlsmenl 76 Wanted to " Recreational Vehicles 154 Male/Female SB Swap or Exchange 7B and only when It materially affects Special Notices Child Care/Nursery Blcydet/Mlnl Blkes. 60 the value of the ad If It contains an Raal Eatata for Sale Automotiva error call classified. All ads are re- Loci and Found Schools 57 Sportt Equipment- 61 e Swimming Pools 62 Open Houi Wanted Automotive 220 stricted to their proper classification Special Noticei 9 Houtai for and set In the regular Dally Register Trsvel-Transportstlon Financial CBi, Electronic 83 Construction Equipment 230 12 Condomlnlumt/Town Auto Financing 240 style of type. Right Is reserved to ln»tructlon Business Opportunity. 61 Merchandlaa Wanted 64 15 Price Butter Houses 132 Auto lnsurance____ 250 edit or reject any copy or ad. Mortgaoat- 62 Income Property- 133 Auto Rent/Lease 260 Business Directory Money To Loan 63 Real Eatata Rentals Farm Property- 134 Auto Services/Parts 270 TO PLACE Business Service 21 , Money Wanted 64 Commercial Property- 135 Motorcycles— 280 Aru & Crafts Apar)menta_ 101 Industrial Property 136 Trucks and Trallert 2»0 YOUR — 22 Marchandlaa Houses for Rent 102 Lota and Acreage 137 Autot For Sale 300 CLASSIFIED Employment Rentals to Share 103 136 Merchandlae for Sale 71 Winter Rentals 104 AD Help Wanted Male or Female Oarage/Yard Sale . 72 139 READ YOUR AD CALL THE Summer Rentals 105 Real Ettate Wanled 140 51 Machinery For { 73 Furnished Rooms 106 THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE Babyalttlng/Chlld Care 52 Rental Service- 74 Domestic Help 53 Nursing/Retirement IT APPEARSI 542-1700 Farm Equipment. 75 Homes- 107 Recreational The Dally Register will not be re- Auction S»l«i 76 106 Boatt and Accessories MONDAY-FRIDAY 152 sponsible for more thsn one incor- 8:30-4:50

24S Monmouth County lnrna event n ia not poielbla lo di be preeeni « me erne end ptoee AUTO MECHANIC — Op. InCLEANING) PERSON — I>. „„ , EVILYN R. MC CANN or opening el tee bMe. bMe mey Hendtoepped, ~ >erlenoed preferred lor office A-sar FreehoMT N> brakee. front end. end tune-up. ina AP-) secreiery/Buelneee Admlnla-i be maiietf » me city Munlefpel Jereey 07724. the Plenary Hate* Must have own tool. We wit jleanlng Nlgrit t deytlme poe- ATTtR Of Bunding. S44 Broedwey. Long the hours of 1:30 s m to 4 30 lion, avail CeH 741-0S33 ConeumpOon Uoenee bearing p.m. Mondey through FrMoy exc starling eolary and com- LIGHT Little Sever Board ol Education (ranch. NJ. 07740. Attention 3 No. 1«a-J»-OO7^O2.1.MIOF. mensurste program + training TO WHOM IT MAVOONOSSN: Pomt rtoed School' me (iialneee Admlnlualui. Wrmen teetmony wit be ac- 3LIRKS — All ofltoe duaee. classified You ire hereby ne«Med aw leeueld d toT Thhe Inn « Tlnton Pate cepted tor lOdeyeeftor the heer- program, end peld Co benefits jeed car lot Mr Petrytow. ASSEMBLERS LMe Silver. NJ 0T7M Anthony J MuacKo Ino., trading ee Hilton Inn for the For Interview oaM SHI 871-2418 (uemeee Admimelreloi ing 73a-23U Board of Adluetmerrl el tieJune 10. IMS nnmlttl located et 700 Hope June 10 SJoao June 10 S2S OS MATERIAL ad can Board of Me Borough of Lltee Rood. New Jereey. Director. AUTO MECHANIC — Ex-COLLEOE STUDENT — To do Saner tor a vartanoe from tie The nameo end sddraeeee ol Monmouth County penanced Tools, used cer lot yard work one day per week. SS HANDLERS •erne ol AXekj (e) 10 SeoHon (•) 234 Marlboro at officer, and directors of New- Office of Trarteponatlon The Cer Co 7M 2383 per hour Ct» t42-<40S after 7 bring big seseeftie Zoning Ordtnenoool port llolili ol New Jereey Inc June 10 $14 78 p.m. NOTICE ere: OonaM O. Slain. Sheperde AUTO BRAKE • EXHAUST eie (oraugh ol ude aa«er, oo e> Nones or Hsuumee OP A ALCOHOLIC MVtrUai MECHANICS - Positions .van. Lene. Sende Point NY 110SO COMPANION - Wonted lor dis- l»w.t Paraonrvt. D*>pt location to acttva tUtua at new Ino. FREE 3-Hne FOUND ad tor 4 XT rUtJowal NoMc The nature of aw vertenoe le totorme of Article (•) 10 Sootlon ia) pramlaaa tooatad at R.D f i. BON day. under our Loot t Pound BAKERS HELPER - CAKE time. Savt Immediately Nice 9 am to 11 am Permit e 7 foot ewe-yerd reqmre- eSSa ol the Zoning Odln.no. ol 1780. Rout* 0 South, Marlboro 700 Hope Road FINISHER • DISHWASHERS working conditions New teealty •OTtca menl wheieae the Zoning Ordl- the Borough ol Lime Saver, oo aa NJ (EngMahlown. NJ. 077M Tlnton Pate, NJ 07724 Tha Fulltime. Call 3O-1133. Apply In person to Beverly or Seeled prnnnsass tor Comnonc. e raquire. a 15 fool side to permit the conatructton of amailing addroeu, June 10. 17 SM 84 honhoneeta y 1 wHI do lu pen Elelne. Klnge Row. 1S0O Hwy 30. Mere. Software end (arvtoea •"va. deok. BARMAID Ing tthe orlglnel owner. Pleeee FuH or pert time REVLON tor the ites-et eohool year tor Thia mmnt haa ba«n »ch__ 247 Hentonal MoUees ua al 542-1700. The pramlaaa afleded ere the ulad lo b« havrd by tn« Marlboro call u CeH M2-2S04 COOK-COUNTER HELP-DISH- Rle 271 Telmedge Rd flet Rat) Bank Roelonel Ml-h premleee looetod el see Proe- The Board of Adluetment ol Townahlp Council on Thuraday NOTICE TO BIDOBRB DOO 1/17 TINTON PALLS - WASHER - 12-5 Mon -Set Over Edison. New Jereey I wtlbe ret the Boerd of Ihs Borough of Lute pect Avenue. LMe SNver. end Juna 13. IMS al a 00 p.m. In tha BARMAID M/F — Apply In per- known aa Lot(a) 23.2. Block (a) The Monmoulh Regtonel High small tan femele mixed Pug. son 1-3 Palmer Lounge. MB It Health Food Store Cell Aleo intervlewinfl , 101 saver hat fixed Thuredey. Die Marlboro Townahlp Municipal Softool Board of Eduoeton. Tin- Owner pleeee oaH Aseoclaled torn day ol June, ises at me21 on the Tea Map of theBuilding Obtactlona. If any, Palmer Ave.. W. Keenaourg. Tuesday BAM to 11 AM Heed, LIM sum, New Borough of LIMe Silver. ton PaJtoi MJ, ffcaraoy InvilBa ln# Humane Sodetv. S22-O1O0 18 Wsst Ferris Roed Borough Hast. Proepeot Avenue. anouid ba mada immadlataty in aubmimin ol DMe tor turniening COOK - Exp. Kitchen help VeVeeer UMeSairer. el I oo P.M.. aa me The neiure ol the variance la to writing to Evatyn D PlccoUnl. the IcHowIng: OASOLINE BID FOUND — Female EngWh BE YOUR OWN PrepoMii sre to po submitted p«*mil a 7 loot Mde-yard requlre- Municipal Clark. Townahlp of Sheepdog with bleck leather col- sinisiii, a Buti' FOUND CAT - Orange temele eBttofnemesendedoreeooaof Lima Silver, at a 00 P.M.. ee the Tabby, pregnant, at Carvel In BOAT ASSEMBLERS end billing Inquires needed. *-» p.m. B4t-»ai, me reguler hmlnsss hours In the time end piece lor heering said •OAOVOH Of MO SANK neat Ofltoe. Monmouth Regional Orowtng company naada Other generel office procedure Omoe ol ate Clerk, ol the Tlnton Falls Call S42-2437 FOREMAN - For I . Ma 10*. or more el me oorpor- COUNTY Of MONMOUTH Hun School. SIS Tlnton Avenue, anargatlc. matura-mlndad par- Borough ot Little Silver, at 1 •TATI Of HIW JHUY Tlnton Pete. NJ. POUND - Dog, ays. Oder aona wtth machantcaJ abWOaa to compeny ReapensHill for awsaer pafBueaMii. " ough Hat. Proepeot Avenue. 'ou ere hereoy notmed the femele. Tan a grey Shrzu type cetWnt/reeumee ecoaoted _ duilee Including operetton ol ma- A eaadw lo io* ot me uui you ere prtvueoed to be preeeni PUSLIC MOTrCl Of HKAAlMO Bidders are required to comp- buHtf flna bOMa. Good y—t Slorer Cable Communlcetlona. le Sever. New Jereey PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on ly wrm the requirements of PL Owner plaass ceH Associated round working condrttorra 4 ban- chinery S yre. expenenoe. CeH bM In the form of e oorMod June 10 S1S.M et said meeting, and you will be •flta. Appty Sllvarton Marina. 403 South St. Eatontown EOE for appt (ta-TSOQ. check or a old bend tor 10H of orven an opportunity to be heerd Thursday, Juna M, 1tM at 1:00 1175. c. 127. and PL. 1*77. 0. 3. Humane Society. 822-0100 All documents relating to this ap- p.m. a Pubtic Hearing win ba Tha Boerd of Education re- LOST — Male oat beige orange V.w>PartK.rg Hd . Marlboro DAY CAMP COUNSELORS FULL TIME - Riglltorid nurse ha«d bafora tna Board of Ad|uat- tabby. May 22. In vicinity of 7-11 NEEDED — Jury 1-Aug. 23. proeeoal Dnijem lor all kut me plication may be examined dur- BOOKKIEPER/BECrrARY - 3-11 shift Apply In pereon. AOen- ing reguler buelnaoa hours In the marrt at trta Bofough of Radoomblnaaon of bMo or to award on Branch eve. Little Sliver Re- Inwjreeted eppHcema send re- dc mghtonda Nuremg Home. I - - - " i (Met-231 UfUe attvef sanai, -at Monmoum viraan. Paao Banaftta inoutdad Expart«oc« eume 10: Mlddknown Swim > Office of the Clerk, of the the oonuect m pert or whole, and werd S42-71S4. raqulrad Sand ratum* to: CaHar Mlddtotown Aw. Mon-Frl, e-4 (enk. New Jersey on Hie appli- to wefve eny mtormelreee In or to Tennle Club. 140 Hermony Rd (101 dare et me bM opening INVITATION TO BIDOSRB Borough 01 Little Sliver el cation of the Aeeoaetton ol me Sf*o: 7202. Shrawabury. NJ NOTICI IS MBIflY OWEN Borough Hen. Prospect Avenue. rekM any and at bMe If deemed LOST 9/21 - Vicinity of Twilight MkMMown. NJ 0774S. arm Llea PULL TIME - Rsglilsria nurer OliiiSbTol me M* uneuo- Slutte lor e oenelty vertenoe par. Ave.. Keensourg. man'a wedding 07701 All Shuts Apply in pereon, Aten- oeaeM tlldlil —I be relumed mel mlij bMe ere Invited tor Little Silver. New Jersey to the beet inbxeale of me Boerd DELIVERY PERSONS NEEDED mrmng e density of 1S.4 units per of Eduoatton to do ee. band REWARD BOOKKEEPER — For vary buay 0C Highlands Nursing Home, t •eMn erne (II daye el me con- the rurnMMng ol en labor end June io tie.ea acre exoeealng the maximum el- Cell 7S7-7M0 — Summertime hre. pan time trail award. mawieJe required lo uuinpleoi lowed deneity of IS units per Any bMe submitted wit be muW-aarvloa station oparaOon. nrs. A flexible hrs. day or nlghl MlddlaWii Aw. Mon-Frl. t-4 acre. Thla apoHoeuon reflect binding tor SO daw eubeequenl LOST — Sat Chinee. Pug. fawn For dairy chach-outa ft ganoral Earn up k) S7 nr Cell 531-M24 FULL TIME - Janitorial Super •SOIM Ml MOUMO TO 1 ooaaKv WITH PL I*TS. c 127 Merkhem piece and Poim Read 233 Lona •ranch cnajftQa of tf*a propoaa<] to the dele of the bid opening odor Ane. to Name Ivory, vicin- offtca du»aa Banartia includad ' * "'4 p.m. vteore needed tor loeei sonoola. chow. Lime Sever. NJ. pravtouaty approwd UM ol ona PeBlck R Cotum ity of Burlington Ave Leonardo Salary commanaurat* wtth ax- Black seal loeiite pi elan ad but Si ateuidanui wan N.J.B.A partane*. Enpartaoca prafarrad. DELIVERY PERSON - Per mel- IS9M1 el esq.. me lew egomel Ode wet ee maima by me Nonca TO I unit from an omoa uaa to a dwati- Boerd Secretery/School Call 2t1-3O» not neeeeeery. Cat Lire. Saver Boerd of Education. lottos le here* ing uaa and lo aooapt th« ravlaad Buslneee Admlnletrator but willing to train. Apply In paf- Ireeeaa and other furniture Home. fjavewB^etiajVJOfi osooara ara ao' LOST - Ten/white mlnloiure •on. J ft n Sunoco. 136 Hwy 34. Steady work, good pay. Muet •teed met oornreotori end tub-Point Road ©cnoo4, Lrttta 9*twr, mild bMe wM Be' rewved by ana plan aubmttlad with tna ap- Monmouth Reolonel High School on June 27. laSt unm me hour of me Council ot the City of Long plication and approvwl by tha 535 Tlnton Avenue Collie. 4 mo. old puppy, with have valid N.J. driver. Homes. IO eTMaj Irinin. N.J., lor: week fees, (ettord area. Wear- Apply In person. Quality Sleep PULL TIME TRUCK DRIVER - »em el which erne mey w* Planning Board of tna Borough Tlnton Pate. New Jereey 07724 BOOKKEEPER — FuM Uma. Q/L Leeee/Purcheee of three 1SSS a* Ra4 Bank June 10 114 04 ing Meek coear. REWARD! Call Center. 1040 Hwy 35. Mlddle- Apply In pereon. Americen D9 puMloly oQaoad and naad. tor local Had Banh CPA'a. Ex- lown 871243O 1 Coptee ot eta Contract Ooou- Compact Pour Door Sedan Ve- SS2-4SSS or 2I7-7S40 Lumber, Rle. 36. MlddMAown. hlem end opened and reed In paftanot in payroll ft payroll FULL-TIME ACCOUNT as. manat may be oaanned et me Th« changa from ofnoa lo f •*• 24% Monmouth County LOST — t/30 OoM oheln taxaa Computar axp. a +. S«nd DENTAL ASSISTANT > DENTAL omoe ol the Board ol Eduoaton public by the (utlneee Ad- d«nttaJ uaa la fait by In* appltcani INO/ADMINISTRATIVE — De- mmetreior or hie deelgnelo m me to ba mofa in characlax wtth tha */30. in Red Sank, raauma to. Box B-403. Tha HYQIENIST — Both lull time fljrteht» r between 12-1. Sen- Ragltiar. Shrawabury, NJ 07701 Salary commensurate with exp compenpertmenyi iot growing computer . e f City Council Cauote Room. Third davaaopmont and wtll raduoa v«- notice le hereby given mal eeeklng seen any- era"! prop propoeeo n Ttd to welve LBbe Saver on or afMr June 10. Floor. In the Municipal SuHdlng. value. Reward. Red Benk. CeH 747-3S4S. good edrr ISSS unei June IS. lass htcuiar traffic and on-arta park' aaawatii o*oa wen oa ' ajosjivaxj oy •42-1237 BOOKKEEPER — Will train In Knowledge ol bookkeeping and efefay HafDa'TfvBWMsl rO S44 Broedwey. Long Branch me Monmoum County (dare ol Tlnton Faua. Aooounta pay- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - FuH C.th eertllled check, N.J. on: Thuredey. June SO. IBM PC expenenoe e muet CeH ireaeurer't eheok. oeehlere Tna appwoaiton and ait aup- SM REWARD - For female tor- aba/raoarvaMa. 747-47(6. time Red Bank. Send reeume to *4t teOO, fat 2t. tor appt. No 111)1111 out be r .. 'IBS. at 2 p.m. pre.amng ome dooufflaffta tw on flta Sta aM oat Decla.sa on from box Z-4SS. Tha oheok or bM bend leeued by e BOVS/QIRLS laaarjitetT. tSSSeliiOOAM.. leeponemie bank or met oom- Specmoaeone wM be on Me In Secretery of the Redon Tuaadayy, y art tan o'otocfc tost. Loot In the vKlnlty of Seven Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. GENERAL FACTORY WORK — me Office of me PurcheeMg Bank Board ol Adjustment end i n ththa foranoonf . for tha fottowtng ~~ Pug Lena. Lltee MEN/WOMEN By Order ol the fled (enk IW- pany. payeble lo me LMe Saver t Dua to • rapid growth, wa hava DENTAL ASSISTANT - Reoep- Baerd ol IdueeBon ehaa be euo- Agent and mey be exemmed by mey be inspected during t>ual- FURNIBMINQ AND DCLIVEMY It. Cell S42-2323 aMMIMsh Softool Beard of proepectrve bidder during buol- neee hours In the Borough Had. Of ONE 1M6 EIQMT PASSEN- aarfy morning rwwapapar routa* DonM. FuH or pen time to loin a.m. A 11 am Juna I, 8, 7. 10 A neee hour.. Bidders mey obtain 32 Monmouth Street. Red (enk. GER WAGON avatiabta IN YOUR AREA Call staff In MldoWtown quality prac- •mount M10 per oam of me lew of ~ " by aa InlernHt pamea prior lo > 8pe>clal Notlos 1-*00-3*3-0*60 todeiy If youtoe. Mature parson preferred Momene Co.. M Maw *t • aoerd (eoreevy/ esM meeana. SHORfTMINOe wawt monay, prtfaa ft axtraa. Reefy to Sox Z-440. The Regle- Metewaii. (Only those Intereatad 100 per eem pertormenee ViTta of tha btd opajrttng by tha ler. Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. ^•Ma) Aos^woieja/ ejMOf THOMAS H OASSSKT. 3up4»rvlaor of Administrate Don 1 mis. the Home t Leleure Aduru muet have a oar. In working need epply). sea as »ai be required d the emu i Him Propoeel muel Barvtow or hta d—ignaa. Com- Show to ba held at Convention STAR LEDGER It IN JERSEY ATTORNEY fOfl APPLICANT Han. Atbury Park. Over SO DESK CLERK - etanderd Piotoael Form end 10 Mechanic Street. Suite L psafra •p#cHvcaaor^# and propoaaV (UROLAR t FIRE ALARM IN- MoM seeking reeponettMe per- muet be anotoeod In a seeled forma a/a on nia m tha omoa) ofexhibitors with ihe leteet finest 4 GIRLS & BOYS Poet Office (o« (OS most unusual Innovations In the STALLERS - Experienced only son tor front daok-fuH time. Lib- d umeBuel Red Bank. New Jersey 07701 ttW Monmouth County Board of Have own tools Equal opportuni- eral benefits Experienced or wW 11 yra and otdor be hem on WHnndn. June is. naiaa Adfnlntovrfttor of tfta Crty of recraeuonal new. Olve-sweys. treln Reply to (ox P-440. The set at me Board of Sdueeaon (301) 741-7070 dejoounte. clown., food, con- ty employer. Paid hoHdays. wJSem Long (ranch at the Office of the Deled June 7. test be received by prospective bid medical plan, life Insurance, va- Riglllli. Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 You're N«Mi*d On June SB. IBS*. Wedneedey City Clerk. 344 Broedwey. Long test., entertainment end eom- June 10 S17.S4 ders. upon eppaoeaon. durlngl Inars Adults S2. Your chad cation. Top pay ISub-lnqulrlee) To Deliver evaNna. et too p.m. et theRoad School. LMe Saver, et «M (renoh. N.J. 07740. The OutBMe Cell Strong Electronics DIE MAKER/STEEL RULE - No hour ol 10:00 e-m. tor me buelneea houre. (Mi muet be under 12 free. By Armstrong llnliiiilll Tawnenej Hat, or al of the envelope muet be otoerry made on the piopoeal forma •42-624! exp. noceeeery WIN train riohl THE REGISTER ol marked: BIO: •nltrpneoe 222-OSM. Indhnduel. Oood math ekIHa re- BOPOUOH OP RaO (AIM LEASE/PURCHASE OP THRU CAKE DECORATOR - Or wttng quired Wood shop or mechen- In your area. '"C'rit l le rttarvtd to refect FEDERAL - Stele a CM! lobe icel drawing a plus Cat Tpjnehlp Zoning VEHICLES end wotude ma name bMe il deemed to the to learn Muel hew emetic flare T new avaUMe Cell Pert time some weekends. Cell 7W Ittl, ejapM DMe, Inc. Openings Now: and adflrtts of me bidder vss'j'jsrssf Intoroal ot tha Monmoum County 1-SH-ltt HOI tor WU. 24 hre. aaSen to oonetruot an naround muet be accompanied by BM Se- Board ol Sooiel Bervtoee. Carvel 211 MM DrUPTPfRSON - Pen Hme. 1 So Woodland and Wood m m ll wanl KM fl me amount of the bid e«- PUBLIC NOTICS OP rtUMIM FREE YOURSELF - of the worry Dr.. Fair H«v«n. curity In the form of oeeh. or. Louie Armour CARRIER WANTED flexible houra Some knowle ea#l • ,s - *- - - ' —— fc-« -* fc.ft- -j PLEASE TAKE NOTICE mat on eaaaa SSO.000 tie oeMraator Director of Wefterel of whel gift to get lor met special ol pipe and tenk drawing muetbeprsqueWledbymeSleaa Caiwiinav cnaoat or D*O Dono, Thuredey. June 20. lies at t:00 Sendtlfor ^^ For delivery In the Rumeon-Felr 2 Syoamor* Lama, K«mp Oaejaienani el the Treasury m drawn to me order ol "City of i Public Hearing wa be H»w\ area Approxlmetery 1'4 tram. Caa between t-4 p.m. a a, B to 2 hours per dey About 1200 •42 test Avanua, Kirnaon I tor a total of accordance with N J S A Lang (renoh- tor not leee then K belore the Boerd of Adjust- ifAilA-27 end ae eel torn in tan (10) peroent ot ma amount ot ment at me (orough al HadReymond S. wMonmoufh. NJ. 0774S. per month ReHabls oar a muet DRAFTSPERBON - 2 i—n ex 3 Oapray Lana, AvantM of y two msusond one mewuctone to Bidders, a the DM. except thai me oheok not Benk. 32 Monmouth Street Red Couneel IWILLNOT-Sereeponalbletor For Information call Suoie. June 10. 17 542-MtO penenoe on electro-meohantoal Two Nvara So., flumaon. _ Jrtaed sflWevfl oovertng pre- sxcl.d S2O.0O0.O0. A Conoont of Bank. New Jereey en me apeS- SH'Ol enyy debts other then those In- drewlnge Knowledge ol Mil queMoaeona ahet be required. Surety from e Surely Compeny oenon of the •eeoclalon of ihe ourrad by rrtyaarfH Robart F. IM oovatraoa, ho^aj^pvar, tn# pant* MONMOUTH COUNTY CARPENTERS HELPERS - Spec helpful Appty In pereon. 4. Buam vtata. aaHan Bidder, are required to oomp- muauat eieo ba provided. The Sure. Bluffe lor e danetty vertenoe per- arothusen, PO Sox 117. Key- Electro Impulee Lab. IIS Stnar Frwl M KkMeky pitaaiiSi wah the ianus 1111111 at PL ty CompenC y muet be Hoeneed tomitting e denerty of 15.4 unne per OntCI Of TrUNSPOirrATrON Muet_ have Irene. Full time only. hoe eeout twenfy-flve peroent let 7t7-0O80 Chestnut SI.. Red Bank EOE ITS. 0 127. end me rigiilttnni Jo ttuslnin in ma dato el New towed de*dene*/ / at IS uunitee papar PUB4.IC NOTICI eevareae whtoh K*udee e lennle arimuejaau eiareunaar by me Monmoulh County wW hoU _ DRESSER (Window) — For oourt en. would sue la Intmn eore Thla aaaaeaaaaaaeaaon refieotfite a Stela Treeeurer. ane Chapter SS oerWIed oopy of me oereftoeto ohengo of the praelaid end pubac hearina on Thuredey. CARRIERS spedelty shop WhleHe Slop SM tot oowarajoa to appo^Mafnala- el ma PubHc Lews al 1*7? deel- (Ma era tenuwed to oompry June 20, ites at 700 p.m. to Casual., 21 Proepeot Pleie. Ln- nf ffa*asr^f"iiIrva pa*own*. 100 LOSS WEIGHT 4 EAT TOOI 1 wrm requtremente of PL 1S7S. too p.m. In Me Oround Floor All Nature! Herbal D4et WANTED Oe SHver. S42-2S2S. property leleoetsd el 7 Pheeeent 0. 117 end PL. 1*77, o. SB. unit from enoSeo uaa to a dwee- For Tlnton Falls area. CALL Rim end la eleo known ee Mock gs," *;,* mg uaa and to appeal ma revteed Boom ol the Beard of Put refund II not eaaefled. The (iielrma Admlninslli of Cell Valerie Ma-Slte Wellington Rd. snd 47. Let II on the Tex Map of me *a%*B Crty Council naaarvaa Ma plan aubmmed wtm ma ea- 542-8880 rtghl to require a oom( Wyckham Rd. areas DRIVER HAIRDRESSER aM tor e period el SO data Hem nnenael and experlenoe • MRS. SYLVIA Pleeae call Steve me eetuel dete el me bM ooen- ww be haM to obtain pubw Mput under peneny of tonenureo l Tn# ohai^oa frorn ofnoa to raat- on Fleoel year 1tSS " ' "' PSYCHIC Qardella at 542-8880 ehowlng Hi FturalTr ^^ Early morning HAIRDRESSER - Warned, deneel uee la wt oy Me appuoent CARRIER WANTED — Keyport. ocrnplttat work ol a tlmst'r 10 be more In character wtth the tor CapftoJ and Operaton Ae- READINGS Route Drlvera. Part- shampoo person Must be neat £•**•• aMMlM hoMe>ySi ad x nature belore lurnlshlng tleeiiiet and carry over Funding Adrieor on at proolema of me DMeion SI.. Broed St.. Mam SI end riaaendeWe. CeH SS3-S0S1 •**•• fcy •ppololmajcit Thai a»pp*)- be paM to at workera on the Job Propoeel Forms or Speolfl- CeH Cathy Berkley. The pern from Fleoel Yean T%-»*. Terot Cards. Astrology > Perm time (vehicle sup- after 7 p.m. M 7 Trad U. menu, and ee per wege law • NJ.S.A. nttnni or baton ewer ding me fl le the Infant of Monmouth I»-B»10or IcaSrrI y intalnl. 7 Primiw Pun. »4:11-a». Met eeq. oomreot The rtghl la etoo re- County to apply tor end eeeuro 775-9572 plied). Muat have AIR CUTTER/STYLIST - Part The Lltee (ever Board of eerved to reteot any or at bMe to d et sup- CARRIER WANTED Time, Men's Heir By Women. rePeanajyBJe i Ma*w ijejt^B^Br|F. the full funding amount tor FYt*. valid driver's license Fred naWry Ituoeton reeervee the right to porting dooumeme ere on feeCopiee of the dreft propoeel ere MRS. MILLER KEYPOHT SS0-7SS1. S14.40 retool onv or at bMe or to werw •nth the Burner, of ma ewtabto tor viewing prior to tie and a clean driving June 10 iriT^aa7TrpaB}vaa io Via Bank Soard ol Adlueknent _ Reader & Advisor VICINITY HAIRDRISSEP. — To work In may be InissWai during buel- heering at me Monmoulh County Alao Term Card Reeding Open Weehlnglon St.. record. No exbue- y planant shop Exp In ween neee houre In me (orough " ~ OUtoa ot Treneportaton. Center deey 10 am. to t p.m Cell tor 1 seta. CaH 4SM444 or Street S Koitoekl Road, me Of- eppt 4aa-He». KeeneCurg THE REOISTER perience required. tte-7723 3el MoofTVOvftri kMraajti, Kad I ftoe on Aging. Hell ol Reoorda by et Annex, or ma Office of Hendl- NSW CREDIT CARD — No one The Reglater, One HANDY PERSON - Part ante. d meeting. Cell Cathy Berkley refueed Vlaa/Meelercard Can SSM110 reared or oamMaarod parson to 1-S1S SB* 0142 tor Info. 24 Reglater Plaza, help out around Motel a few day. ATTONNSATTORNSY POFORH APPLrCANf Naw Jereey. tallinn me houre houra. e weak. Can meke own houre of »:30 em u 4 jo p.m. Monday CARRIER WANTED Shrewsbury, NJ. w BRIDGE ADVICE 10 Maananlc (net. Suite L thraueh Prtdey. wrmen toeti- r rO(Ty riM Moiai. waai •oat onos Ban ess WILL THE YOUNG) MAN — Who Apply In person Keeneburg 7t7-aT7t. Hod (enk. New Jereey 07701 mony wit be eooeptod tor 10 eew the accident al Main St. a Hlghtande downtown area. 1*01 )U1 •7070 day. efter heering. Tlnton Aw on 5/14. between Cat jeft 542-asao 7 a.m.-9 a.m. ITINO a AIR CONDITIONS* ' 0U bridge hands never die. To- club. In 1937, when this hand wu Oated: June 7. lies Steven R. Pmanto 1:10-1:30 ceH tJ*-2S1S. — Inalellera No experience S17.S4 nirilllr WM treln hard wener day's wu played in the 1937 world dealt during the world champion- Monmouth County Ofltoe 12 TravBl- Equal Oppty Employer M/P effih oood amude CeH of TreneportaH US Ittt ehanpionahip in Budapest, but Ely ship, moat expert* would open INT 240 Rumaon June 10 113., Tranaportatlon CARPENTERS DRIVER — For lendsosplng firm CulberUon's optical illusion ii still with minimum strength and bal- RIDE AVAILABLE TO COLO- Helper, t eiders • have enteuiated Hoenee HORSE FARM HELP WANTED RAOO - CoHeos studenl leaving Cell 747-0211 end good experience CeH for -Expene. s prefei Id. Cat lor eppt. .M-Tsoc remembered. anced distribution. Fashions atOfcvQ btda wtn ba raoiavad _ -nUteSKNTTATION June 17. arriving June 21 (here CARPENTERS - Needed for Culbertson saw that he could change. me Mayor and Couno> ol me expenses Cell I71-7M1 after 7 custom additions and necks CeH DRIVER/YARD PERSON — Full- sessr Borougn of rVimeon at a reguler Monmouth County MH hoM e time Apply In pereon: Marine HOUSEKEEPER — Put or part make only seven clubs, two aide meeeng to be held on Thuredey. pubHc hearing on Thuredey. povo Lumber. See Bright time. Bonsflls 7-3 ahrft. Aner- South dealer June IT, IMS. at a:» u, at June 20. IBM et 2:00 pm to 4ao15 Instruction neang waaKenta. Apply At>|o aces and perhaps the king of dia- pm m ma dround Hear Meeang ment 00. needs 1 men who can EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI — VKa. 144 Sstnheai. Keensoure Roomofthe(oerdofBoolel(er- do It ALL. Framing, siding, me- StOOOO per 100. Ouaranleod monds. After brief thought Cul- East-West vulnerable vtoee. Soetai Santoaa Suadtog. sonery. interior trim. etc. North- payment No Experience/No INDIVIDUAL - To Mem auto t opened and reed wpubeo tor the PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION ern Mon County. teS-2a2a oenersl glees trade. Put Pension il setae. Details send •eff-ad- bartaon played low from dummy furrnehmg of SO.000 geaona. - AH beginning Inetrumenta KJ9 VQ10742 AgMg. Het of Records Annex or beetabkj benefit peckaga. paid lulred TiiusHIHI sterling eon haw a natter with Sherwin me OfRoa of llendtoapped. 21 ayB ei vaonon. Kxpananoa selery and Co. berw ~ wtaama by ftang our need tor en 0Q1O2 OAJ86 wined al ma Borough Clerk's ol- Si HalpWantad a plus, but wo wM trem Vie right It's seldom eaay to find the right • 82 iwa. Memenel Borough Hat. FreehoM. New Jar. Cat Armando. 201 discard, in such situations. In this • None Seat Paver Reed, Rjimttn, N.J. eey. tit n me houre ol **0 during regu'er bualnees houre. am to 4:30 pm Monday through EXCELLENT BTARTINO wUevJafeebam BVe^bBeueewjb^eAd . . JM IT . 7*MSS0. Contecl Larry case each defender "knew" that his SOUTH AH ptavtalint el ma aUriielt wrrnafi ivavrnony vmi Da SALARY — Fun-pen time, (en- . x) tor 10 daya after heer CASHIER/CLERK - Apply In partner had the ace of spades; and • A82 pereon. CBS Supermerket M Sherwin Wttanil. 1320 Hwy. SS. ATTENTION! MeW 8t Keeneburg. NJ. free unMorme. flexible each "knew" that South had no low VA83 hre. Al shut, mlitlt. tram • MlddHkj.il. t71-2t7S. EOE meneon THE REGISTER CASHIER/CLERK — <2) pen i.m.-11 p.m. Cat !7O-tit7 or apadea since he hadn't ruffed • OK93 •me. Nkjfiw 1 eeenands. Over come Into MoDonelde of Wee) epejoe In dummy. 'emSovrnanl"* 21. Wttng le treln. Apply Junc- .ong (ranch, 372 Monmouth • AQ104 oertMed oheok In the amount ot tion Liquor, Main St. (eHord. Rd.. Rt. 71. Since East and West "safely" Ian (10) peroerrl el the amount Sects Wast Nerta East drawn to the order ot the ISOaMtOUTN COUNTY CHAUFFEUR EXPERIENCED PLUMBER - - FuH He. dtacarded their spades, Culbertson _. e al Wumeen. NJ. ee CS; Of TRAWePOeiTATtOW ATTENDANTS edMe oaporluntly for exp'd Per lobbing t laiiialaant. Yeer rat (erg MM Jltttltal. I* 14 ** 4* tuaramea del 0 tm pi mm la Service Station Hme drivers Must be mature. round. Long aatobHshea oom- won the last three tricks with the td a oanaaat WM ba Muel hew m king of diamonds and the A-6 of 5e> Dbl AUPaas eeeeMbt —-~ ^ m puoao heering TiiiUai'. June it. personality end dean driving re- LAWN * LANDSCAPE HELP irtav anai a panajntiajnoa) oord. Oood working knowledge bond turmeried at eeoumy lor tSSS « MO pm to 4.S0 p.m. EXPERIENCED WRECKER Expenenoe preferred spades. Only then did the defenders end 7:00 p.m. to StfO p.m. at ma EXXON U.S.A. of NY-NJ Metro eree helpful CeH the perlermenoe of Ihe oomraot S42-SU1. DRIVER — Pert time nlghte S realise that if CulberUon ruffed Soolal Servloea Building. A dMeion M Exxon Corp LAWN SERVICE Opaninflaad--t>K ly wntl Ihe reaulremenH at PL CLERK/TYPIST — Wet or- tdHWngmt spade* In the dummy he'd still win 1S7t. C. 1tT. Put ame pieeum t utieli In. me ground floor meat- EXXON Compeny operated genaed pareon wanted tor buey ponenc e rtajet Cat tSO-140* only the same seven club tricks. (A Pecket Galtte te irMfe wril- The Borough Counol n ma room. The Merkej tea be tetoa oSSe. Btorang Salary. heM to oMMn pubto Input on me Full Time a Pert Time 110*00. Compeny peM • 'ACTORY HELP NEEDED - On LAWN CUTTING. H«LP — Thure D/ULT QUESTION tee. (y Alfreel SkelaereU U avails- FY»Ftt* eppaoeaon tor funding for openings: awfj) sj au v a Frl Experienced uielsiieu but Qery Samnten ma (enter Ola and Ottawa! wM tram. Cat Arrow Woven w" mm. caa rn-lsst. Ms» Os* j*mz teay .« siailat >Ua, Borough Clerk at M1-SSS-SS00 be- Label Co.. Menu ore TSO-tSeo. Ratldtnl Tranaponanon Ae- RED BANK t em -5 p.m. LEOAL SECMTARY — Ua- As dealer you hold. • A 6 2 ? A 8 tit.44 llllann Act. I Claim Revenue .V M/P — Appty at Mo- lacUfJIaf a Heap*., talf-ae- Tax Fund) MIODLETOWN prelerred. Typmea » 0 K 93* A Q 10 4. What do you eon Byatame Corp.. ti Norean md wuh eoiaiy iisssil We. U aavslapaj, ts Malta. I TSBIOB) Faaa It le me Intent ot Monmoum HOLMDEL PI., (oft Shrewebury Aw.). sayT OauwiJi la apply tor ted eeoure Oood salary end benenta w-U ea Brialfs, la can si tads metutfundlnsameuMtorFYSe Cat *u.*t!t to P HeUrtoh t Soo. UIWIIi In modem Standard •Bmpaaai, P.O. Bad MML Las Of tna Qnan proajrafn t A.M.-4 P.M. Men-Set I. Laurel Ave . W. Keeneourg. iTOR— In- aabjbAjtUM^ aauariwkLatA - — LEOAL SECfttTARY - HatW American bidding, the correct AB«BISS,CAMIU.) nvtuai ooen An eouel Oppty employer M/F rnosfjsnfl friawnana ooar* ing bid is INT. In many strong TAKi No-nca atai I Mi um County Oftee el AUTO MECHANIC - QuatMd m eeded tor 2nd. shttt. 3 eteeW PUed • A/C. UtL-11 p.m. 3rd anSl 11p.m.-7 systems, the bid would be one el Ma (oraue* at Tmion Pete. lypirtQt rennQ A mSAwiaMn a.m. 14 to Man. no exp until r New Jereey la •water la New- tory level. Cat Bendy try Oo. peM benefits. Apply m Jereey. omee onAalne. He* ot perl HotaM ot New Jersey me. Mon.-Thure. 1*1-0*00 pereon, Beetc Una Ine. 17 InoW nel Dr. Ctlf.uuU Bnali. tared. Oat III tooo The Begislcr It. JUNE 10,1965 II Help Wanted Si Htlp Wanted SI Help Wanted SI HelpWanUd SI H*lp Wanted SiHtlp Wanted Si_HelpWanU«L_l 52 Babyslttlng- LABORERS ura WMRO-PuSar pan am*. NURaia AIM - m/F. POJt «mo. s« Ffjr orlvioo 4 B#A- iHMT ROCKERS - Tapara A TUB NtW AVON — lamMS op- ChlldCare 7-> OMR MUM bo owononood FuH-Umo p ^ — t - *- .. •> * • _ _ _ J ^ ^.M- - S Imiramial, Mr MuM nava oatVAoala. An • waniad. Vou «i ba rwnrring oortonay ot»r< »ou • SO* pan- a/ss-s/i. PIOOOO ooa sii PWOJ0 OH Modt-Comor. pooMon Madlnol 4 ikSiilloia nmanarB aUipariar*oaa ortfy. noroMe pajo brand new I a™. Can SSS-TSOO aiaody work Top woaaa Poyroa U1DOOMU pruoa.in hnniim U| moloa »ii aeoul II BABYBITTa* LAMB«CAHMO POBITIOH — Mo IrtpaaMoaMi. or auv oonlraotora oaH aST'SSIS OPFKi AsaWTAMT Tho on*/ Caa Rua> 741-IS4S anor 4 pa FuS-amad O MUMI niBIMiry Qood Lofw) BnBnan« aaa Franii ar iaS3SS To «gn up. OM S43-4000 E>l SUMMER lor. Snrowobury. NJ 07701 mo old Your homa In or near •monal. CM tor oppi t1S_ ATTENTION kJOAi. SSCKSTAKY - Pro"- Wara Equal Opportunity Em- Miaomaan. Urioraf, PjaS Ban*. room worm. T414MS IS COMING •am m assaaan ruaaaanoa _, re*, txp'd only. Oood ptxtA a attorn OROER COOK i M/F SALES CREW MANAOtR TWHon Fa«a araa. Ca» 741-7SS* wart. anaajM ao Ion*, Oood par. ma banoata. Apery In par- TRAVEL — Pan amo Mania. MUM haM REPRESENTINO LAROE NEWS- CHILD CARE - LMa-M or out aon Shadow Laka vfiaae. One PAPER MARKETING FIRM SOONI Companp y now hiring 10 kMorlanMo. Apply m paraon •JEM. UTATaa SALES •anon 10 car* Mr S """«'•". Looh Arbor Way. XnT5l7Vui.li. Lulafa. Ma» EARN FROM aS0tH4O0 WEEK- paopM FoHtM* tna aun aa «va BK HOLMDEL/COLTS NECK AREA Barn aura vooallon caah making CSWaiua Booch araa. Can B^B"*aa MOSW ^I i^rta^rMBn, BonavBpvno^ onolr Tnraa mane- LY. HO EXPfPJtNCE NECESa- kM a i MICHANtC ANO LAaORCR — PLUMBER -lux Illllll I - PooWono ovoaoMo in aoavo ARY WILL TRAIN MUST HAVE SSS-7SS1 Paean. Canon aen a Unano Call aratod 1BS4 Aaon Oraan Shrowobury Muol havo • good For Pubac Worn. Paean and repair*, good oMary and >. Amp*. STATION WAOON CM VAN ANO OaHaa. Loa IXPtMSNCID MOTHER - WM Laie-asaT iaumi nniu Ml. Hwn y 34. Mlopnona v«oa and ba avanabM banana. CM STS-ejoo BE AVAILABLE FROM 4:30 P.M. Vagaa 4 LA wW. a young buat- oabyM M Waal Kaanatturg Malaiian. NJ 07747 •vomnga from S-S-30 p.m., Mon LtOJU. SfCKCTABY — UponO- TO S P M. MON-FRI. S S-1J ON naaa groug p Tranaportaion paid noma Fanoad ki yam Any ago PLUMBERS MECHANICS - thru Frl. and Sal, S-t pm A a«m aranlatM tniilinl Ina atwoioOMiy tow linn oooka PAMTtM- CwnmonM 4 ouo- WWi al looM S yra. KI. in now CARL F ZERRtRS SAT CALL Ml DtCKSON AT A ra«um guar ca«4as-S40S oaraor-onanW IMaUin 000- IO*T\ ptaiftllnQ. Mysl r^vaj S ys St3 ISSI POR MTERVtew FOR INTERVIEW CALL aamtnga wWi no axp nacmary MSCHAMC- Fuaamotor lond- wort Can 171-0473 0»S7t-e*M nrtory wlin 1-8 yra. ospononoo. ow. oan na. 40HJ00 or DIANE AFTER S p m but any pravtou* pubNc contact tXPEMEHCSO MOTHER - Win icoplng oon»o»tor. LlgM ond 7«7-4»7» hra S-10 p m POSITION - AaaMkM DMekK NBCErriONIST - Law offloao SECRETARY - Eaparttnood rtalpfur auoh M Ftal Food. Mbyan M own homa. Fanoaa in medium Iruok* Owntoo4o. Rot - of Portia and rooraaaon. Abor- jEipanenua pratorrod Somo ROM EataM aurlliri tor ftuay 542-4966 Z. ^.^ i _ _ ^^^» ij mj t- — yard ay M waaa. ST1-70SS oroneoo a •xportonoo raqukod PAaxrma - Cwnmamat a ouo- afanraii, oaaniaf aoc, MUH O*J #0#or^irtNy tor tutufa ^fOwtrY dean Twp . NJ. Bane roouino to: HB**! lypln(|. Eaoolaint working Rumaon ottoo. Uoanaa Equal Opoty Emptoyar M/F LOVING). MATURE BABYSITTER JJJar. CM to. appi to«n poMeng. MuM hovo • yro Mtonaal L Troaa. CTroMoi ol pi otoii ad. nnlianaa Four amgla, ambltloua S frae to Mart •Moo COD or offla Meyt. Mayl iAv wona^a WANTED - WWi own oar lor o«p. <*m nno 4es-i>ao or Parta. RiuiaMon • PuMW S.ann, Raatloro. S30-SS00 Immadlalaly. For Inlonrl—r can ond londou. SOS Brood 81 SonoMond. Rooan. Ca.anoan S Rumaon majm, > day« f< waa* 7S7-4J7SIW. s-10 pm Worfca. 1 Akardaon Sq.. Abor- SUMMER JOBS BarMra Sopnor oookdan 10 Mtraarabury. 747-4(10,tor o n ki- aurtng July I Non-amokor "*- daan, NJ 07747. LWono CM Mama. tta-*fX SECRETARY/SALES REP SOTS ANO OIRLa OVER 1! a.m lo S p.m. only al rTS-BBOO- To bo ngnl hand 10 buoy oobla WORK AFTERNOONS ANC araneoa. SBIMfiS Sam-Spm. RECEPTiowaT - Noadad lo WAITIRVWAITMSS - Muat Da •MECHANIC* T V produoar • noal Omoo In SATURDAY. EASILY EARN S40- LtOM. EXECUTIVI BCC- PART-TIME PREaa M/F — A a DM* sao work In local moonamcal oon- >1 or ovor HigMa a aaaHinai MATUM BABYSITTER - WWI 1« ctaot »Rtl oarttncMon Rumoon Snowa tapod on lo- Sao WEEKLY. NO TRANSPOR- MTAHY — For mana»ms pan- Easartanoad only. Fua am*.IroMora odloo Typing a muol. Apply In poraon. MorvThura. 4-7. own nivjponHon wanlad M EVES. & SAT. A.M. cokon FtoalWO houra 747-3330 TATION NECESSARY HOW- nor of branoh oflloa ot major lew Oood opportunity Salary opon. good MHphona manner. Bond Luigr. Raauurant. M4 w Front EVER VOU MUST LIVE IN COM Noon araa Own iranapor arm m Ookhurol o«too MHnwn rooumo H M. a R Maohantool SI., MECHANIC'S araal opportunity to oam from SECRETARY - Put Brno Light KEANSBURO, PORT MON- ia»on Cos »'« SMI a HO. root OOMO ov MUM ko Contaoajl.. P.O Baa 43S Hkjn- S70.OOIOS1SO.00 Dookkoapmo ward pproeaaMng g MOUTH. HAiLET. BELFORD WAITRISS/WAITIPJ — Full oMo 10 aaauine raaponplWy ki- PRESS PERSON lando. NJ 0773J Aan Ann MATUM PfRSON - Jual M a S reouma to por- AND MIDDLETOWN AREAS tlmo Exportonoad Apply In por- dopondonl tNnfcor Salary oom- HELPER Running 1M0 muM EaMaria- . No phono aatkj ptooo. mars lor J oiear boya noxiaio •onnal. DC RoWy AaaocHnoa. IS THIS IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE aon al EWES. LIMo SHvor monourata wHh oeBlty. Exc boo- Fun omo poimonom poomona partonood only noad apply hra. > daya E Kaanaourg araa Klngo Hwy. FOR MORE INFORMATION Oood ootory ond banana Fn S6. Snrawobury ornoo Oroal opportunity^ K*_ quality PjaCEPTIONMT - Part ama tor . Mfddlolowii. NJ 4BS-«tS0 bamaan S a S P " •via. cutn-aiu 0774S CALL MR DtCKSON S43-4esS Vory ntoo luuaaon ki Nad Bank TnM «idM tor MIOOLETOWN - Mom. •*> urdaya. Cai S4I-OK7. S am -4 WAITRESa/WAITtai — Sap. STt-SBM t to t SUMMER JOB - For Mudont «•«* your rilant wMM you work. Oordonopt. oomatpx HOMEMAKERS p.m. SECRETARY - For Momannry Yaar round. Apply In poroon Tho Raoonarm Rod Bant Oontal CaHISI-OWS 842-8858 MATURE STUDENTS PREaatR - Eapononoadlo •onool. Immodtoto vacancy lttRPt. T4l-saa4 •hop or law wan tree ama EXXON Company ANYONE dry doanora. Coi SSI-1070 o RECEPnOMBT - Oood Mo- TypMo aklaa roaulrad. CM Rapry'n So.« N-442N . Tho WAITRESSES/WAITEU - STTOSBS. 7 UOHT DCLIVMY - looMMOM 77S-2i4» EOE. •r, SM.wabury(., INJ 07701 Expd, ovor 31. For miorvtow wno naa • iaM lor « Soya in ABan- Tool out* A dMoHn ot tuon Corp topnone « ptoa. Can SSS-TSOe. hand, typing 4 elelaphono oklHa am. va Conae* inn. 14S w growing uommorolol a« SUMMER JOBS ac HlgMarMa araa only 3-4 nra Cast , POM An Ea,ual Opply Implode M/F rfjQvvrraa for lanoaoaping nrfri From at. K«raon. ae4-ne» CalTlnal a day Cafiei-»37S S1J4 Call tor appt Mt-TMO Can 747-»2O0 ponanoo jlimrnd. Bu«y onoo PART TIME JAMTONAL RECEPTIONIST $7.15 per hour WANTED — Long atandlno firm UMOSK4I DMVOI — Pan-Hrna Con M&-ties SECMTAAY/OrFICE MAN- •TRAINING a>#akaT noOvalad pacaon for poa~ 59 Potnaattc Halp doyo CouM Mod » full IN PRINTING AOER — Por raal attMa offlc* •ADVANCEMENT Won aa Pan Control Taonnlolan MEDICAL AMKTANT - r,n Lookingtor ouam y mlndad por- BABYSITTER EM) pratorrad. Cloon driving ro- V Wa ara aaaktng v\ ousooing indi- MuM ba w* organiffMl Craattva •PART/FULL Uodlcal banana PaW vacation oord Coll UO-6O» PART TIME oon m aktoulne dopt. Knowtoogo OOayya and menu tmo. 4-7 pin 4 day* • wooh vtduat wtth an aworiiani lata- •IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Oood driving rooord t noal ap- bpanonood prolniod. Con LIMO DRIViRe Of oamara, aytopmo. and plating pooranoo • mull Eap. holptul. Wy Ho LIVE-INS • HOUSES AIDES - Q1*0 KALTOA8 131-2000 Work avaUaMo In Monmouth COD 747-4M4 laanikM. BaneMa. Can S72MS4 ox nel nacaiaari. 741-im. ca» Illllll tor anon ond long Mrm 671-5M3 County, kitanrlew m til Mu»l h«.v« oood typtng •killt WHI SERVICE HANDY PEMON - To PART TIME - Mood O««» OOOnT Woodkridoa. SS4-4S30 BABYSITTER — 7 am-7 30/S M p*jrtorrwtnq i^iv WAREHOUSE ANO OR TRUCK MODELS CHILDREN Work on hofric phooaj p PRINTER - Social oaMonory on TAILOR NEEDED - For dry pm S7SAM Highland area. Ral- mlonlosuii. Col Quanty Coro. oMrtMl MMt. DRIVER — Undid ir «MOS. to 16 YEARS FWUklo tarn up M S10 por MMt proos. Fun Kin wnti bon. Cleaning atora In Malaw.n araa aranoaa. Ptoaaa can allar 7 p.m ss7-»si or eoe-sea-ieM. Compkjii IV now MOIIIIMI ctin- aM phaaas of oonatrvolton MuM lor KhplanH Supply and Ok> CM BorBora. 747-asSl •ma CM 2M-O12O hava own oar A toot* CaH Muot ko OKSdrionoad. Full lima rlounon Co Immad oponlnoa aaa-rsaa LUNCHROOM a PIAYOROUND drantor imolnuon . DreSwrao. Salary r*gott«w« and woaltani Can 544 323J AKJ - 2 Ma. aa*. 11 30-1 X ond TV. miiiuJini. Most io- PART-TIME - Lino ooot Eip 0 PROMOTIONAL PERSONS MnalH* packao* CaH 590-f 1M 530-!330 Cat 741-1111 Unnod Supply BABVSrrnn — Malura woman o . 47 E. Nowman Sprlnga Rd . 10 oara lor 4 4 S yr oM In your •kjniiioiili oro at our N.J. foewty muol Pormonent pooHton. Apply NEEDED - Havo lun wtxia oorn- Of »and rwumi to: SERVICE STATION ATTEND- TEACHERS - 7th 1 am gradoa noma. S daya. S-S StarBns S/S4 AWIIOOII Softool. SSI Sycamoro NO EXP NEC POT opM. OM in poroon: McKonrtcfc'a Roo- Ing S360 fn Fort tlmo. aum- ANTS M/F — toMJ tot rrtraeM tor math 1 racial atudwo Scl- Muat ba abla to pravMa trana- M.. Tknon FoH. NJ 07714 tou/ont Hwy 3 monKno iv. noadod blniaan •4/hf Oaya or «V*M. Can onoa looohar lor sm 4 Set. do- (101) HM1K WEEKEND COOK ponasew. SS4-H is aWar s. ComploK IV 15 OWflo Lono. Fik- Harkor. O-Jpm daay Con S31-S434 ba- GARDEN STATE ftSOSOrs or M2-OM4 panmamol. 3rd groda ••H-con- Yaar round rwoon 11-4pm. talnod Pan-dma Klndorgarlon noid. NJ WE oro o N J.. SUM Ue. Ca»S4»-»sa4 HOUwOCL - Oaimmiiaaiia o . PART TIME HELP MARKETING, INC. SERVfCE PERSON - M*xJtc«l, Pnya ad loaphar. Parochial AgoncA y and o L Lie. ofont CounWr anrt. Dry Ck PMOOUCS MANAOCH — tor P O. Bo> 217 oitypjan daWvartaa tortoc«l aar - tnorouoh nouao [lumi naaaid MAILROOM School 717-1037 WORD PROCESSOR lor A F T R.A I.O.E Con HIW! orowmo lood oompany. OKC. UaMESvar, NJ. 0773S vtoa company Yaar round am- 10 pay eneneon to aato>. Nen- •alary a banafna Apply m por- TEACHER — Port Umo Spanlah xparlonos on IBM PC-XT, lltl- feaal fajBjaf •a HELP WANTED PART TIME RECEPTIONIST — Equal Oppty Employor M/F ptoymarrt W* wW train NJ dflv- •on Ron Oono Fooda II Mor- laachar FuN tlma Social Sludla* aanon aHOorMnc* halpful Salary Rola raauMd Can S4S-7I7S or For buoy chiropractic ofneo RESTAURANT HELP — Eap'd ara Itoanaa t oood g raoord tooohor For private Junior High oommonourolo with aKpononoa 727-3aOS bolwaan S « m • S p.m. Tuoo/Wod'Thun 2 Jo-7 30. Sat ras* Ava., BayVa. Cook., bua to llll ara raqulrad Oood atartlno Midnight shift, 1 to 3 p •alary •anafitt tnctuda Blua Sand rooumao lo Ook Hill ull bonont pacKasa Call Body EXPERIENCED LADY - To • • 30-1 pm Light typing ro- 741-J400 REAL ESTATE SALES — Wo Croaa/Stwa Sh'ttd Major Madl- Acadomy. 347 Mlddlalown-Lln- ai»rod. wm ran Apply In por- caHna Uon-Frl 24. Roo doan waokry Smaa apSI lovol days per week de- nan 1 oaaWnna ovalwen tor rl 2-4. RooTob- cat A dantal. Can 2«4-t&42 to cron Rd. Llncrofl. N J 0773S •on. Mon-Wod l 250 Mar. Mwy 35. Ooaan E.O.E AR0 HELP — Part-Mma Apply homa In Elbaron. S rooma, 1Vk ATTENTION! EOE apply twaafc •*•»•• twn-tpit. pending on work MkQIo Ptooo. Koyport TELLER — Saving. 4 Loan, op- poraon Marino Lumbar. SOB RHTALIRANT HELP NEEDED portunltloa tor advancamonl right portaaon • muat Houra. prtoa load. No Exp. THE REO.I8TEFI PART-TIME WORK — Noor your — Cooka a aarvora. Apply ai SewiNO MACHINE OPER- ATORS WANTED — Slrto* n—- EMC. bonaflt. contor appl . OUNO MAN - CoHago asa REAL ESTATE RELOCATION Mamplm Pig Out. 17 First Avo. Necessary, will d*. doubt* naadta. ovartoeh op- 741.OSS3 wtth drtvor's lloonaa lo work In In tho aorty mornlnB hro. COORDINATOR — Cnajanalna ighland., bahtoan 3-5 Vou •!• ovorioo ttio corners, do- p.m. i araatvi Staady full flmt work, Road Dapt Can Mr Buck. HOMfMAKER — Sjponanoad Train. Minimum '' Mod poaiaontor ro - ft round. Hourly rataa plus Ihary. kMoo. ond IIIMH oc- 4S2-7SM or alop al Cona Nock malura woman. 11to S . PjaJaran- • poraon wtm good RESTAUPANT HELP - Inqulro bonua inoanttvaa. Ctaan work wage. NUR8ES - RN/LPN TOO YOUNG Road Dapt nu Ml II. COM OM Ca« M1-47S4 MuM hava okHM. aucaa.nl MW- wHIUn Brlody'a. 133 Eaol Kvor araaa »n • Marttfty almoaphara in I I o< Fn 910 am pnono loclmlqu* and organiza- Rd . Rumaon. EnoHah. Franoh. Oraak. ftallan. tional aMaa. oomo typing ability Spanttih. Quiarv. and Mlrvdi FOR THE Booch, Oootn Omm. Port Mon- WTAH. 8ALU MANAOCA8 - Call 542-4006 0 moo •no QOOO o*o-raarMooao oorn- languaoM apokan EaaHy ac- 1 Help Wanted 31 HalpWantsd moudt a Mlddmown. Con ton Jotn ona of tha Mrtaat and moai Oortotrlc oHMrloneo mon aonoo and aonoHMty. aomo oaaasbia to Hwy 34. 35 A 36. Between 8AM-8AM fnM 1-O00-242-OS60 or praaMftout Mra daalara in tha na- AIRLINES? J •» knowlodaa of houooa or raol oo- Rt« • S. 1* A BIO. A O.S.P Ap- Aak for Mr. Conner •77-42J3 lawj background pratorrad. EH- Hon. Aoniav* Mgh aamtnga aall- Bui wouM Ha lo travart Laroa proi 'A mtta from Malawsn train company baaad in NJ ha* aiclt- •mini Carnar. 1SS Hwy M, oaaanl opportunity wnn • ina hop quaNty product and aar- PART TIME — RET IRE ES • Sup- StaHon. Can Mra. Harm Ida at mg poattlont for aharp and Equol Opptr tmployar M/F llalmaal. N.J sas HOP dynamic and growing company po pHof«Wt Irtcoma) by hoftti eMHnQ. M6-A070. Mon-Frt. 9-11 A 2-4 to •nthualaattc paopta 1| and ovor Oonoroua aotory for tha rlghl Waonarao MAINTINANCt — Ft* WnoNURSES AIDES -fua « pan ConMnopkjn ooro toko aloo OVOK- •at up appotntrrwni who ara fraa to traval lha antlra tuaMlooaono. AM tor Eaoan gram ond • ET PUIS INC 101-3 Crturon Si, wortlng •uporvtaor Up o only awa Wo bond and Houra. Con M1-41S1 or M1H61 US. Otva waak'» training •! PART TIME MaMwao. NJ 07T4T. Appvy in paraon ABantJc Mlah- Can tor appl S71-O177. •42-S473 panaas paid AH trana. furniahad undo NuraMg Homo. S MWdW najnl poraon. For intoi'Ktow con- REAL ESTATE SALES - Caroor in raturn gua.r«ntt>a High Nin- mm AM.. ISonSc laamando PAP.T-TIME SUMMER Hf LP at 671-2411 Maht Wad . Juno M. 7 30 p m SIOtNO HELPSK — For homa bonuaaa. moaa 6 P.M. - 12 Mon.-Frl.. S a.nv-4 p.m. Ana.inng phonai a Haw omoa NUFHMI AIM - Fill am 4 port CM for aoar»aaom Bring a RETAIL SALES MANAGERS - improvamanl bwalnaaa. CAN mtaraatad apply CaH and aafc (or ouBaa Mad Bank araa 741-JS* Mono LMcron Offloo nooda Jem ono ol tno imoot and moot BSJ 40SS af»r I pm Mr* Robartt 7»-fOOO MANAQEP. a ASSiaTANT MAN •My Apply « CIHIIII HooMI Temporary assignments for at least 1 year. AOEH - CheSKiajn' o |o PART TIME WAITRESe/WAITER proatlglou. lira daalora In IIMJ no- Com 6SS. ammxM aooon tion Acniova nigh oornmoa aM- STOCK PERSON WANTED - WEEKDAYS ONLY am Dukjuikl. NEEOCD - atanWyo Omar, S3 non* bonoltta > training Famous world-wide company needs 100 people NUMI — RN/LPN, M/F Port ing top quality product ond oar- Part urn*. 3 dayt par wmk tor 10AM-5 PM ONLY aroad at. mypon. «a< eats ERA UNCROFT REALTORS 3-4 waafca. C— Wi-riSS 1-11. H-7 ytoaa Eapartenoa not neoaaoary H.8. Orad* Walcoma Alao who en|oy talking on the telephone. The people we D omo PM Wa onar a oompMe training pro- -r*n i • i Fine 747-3S3S Evas 747-SSS7 ssak for these Interesting positions must have a you ara anxlouoto auooaa a and gram ond J i!! $1 Htip Wanted 51 Help Wanted srow nan oomo Ma wan ua at Caa S4S-4T0O. Sanmiini flair lor speaking and possess plenty ol HICKORY FARMS MOf - 7-1/S.11 I REAL ESTATE Seavlew sq Maa, June 17. can rtQnl parftort For Inkarvtaw OOn- enthusiasm Wa oiler good pay and generous You va thougnt about n Lor. torn tact em EMock .t«7i1-241: 1 Stl SSII Mr an appl or aono ATTENTION! •bout It now. Our ofno. lo ono of bonus program «3PSIOOO! inotop 4 m tho Mad Bank area. RN/LPN - Part Wno pooWon MANAGEMENT TRAINEE awoMiklo on s-11 ahlft Can lor MATURE MINOfO - P.HOPH- CM 542-4700. tmm majtnOon THE REGISTER Wear, buoy Wondod you Eac Interviews Monday - Friday, 8:30 A.M. - 5. •*M woman lo »v. In wWi ooupH whan rajpiytng to a tlaoitviftQ. fnOsjfVeWOrl • Qyettenc*J appl S71-0177. Hilltop Prlvata ond OOro tor 73 yr w#a. ro- l*l^S*HO Do^aCTO*! — 't^i imaakTi. we oumnay nowo 7 Nuramg Homo. Stuck in a dead end job? tlmo poaWon WOSaSIO lor R.N MkHon-OoUar aauclaMa NoM 3 loon Ing lor ad PEUON — Notdod 10 m»l in RNS-LPNS - Fun a port amo No chanca for advancement? _ May. CoN 232-1741 mora. Expononcod or bookinors poamon. avallabM on S-11 pm M an ic F wan laaijol oood your own anop or aoroao Build S-7:3O No Sot ooa» •Ml Pluil ooa tor appt HMttop Think about a change. •alary and aompany banana Ing Oman ll>lr|loki mow• and CENTURT 31 COZENS. Roallora Can 14a Croewa SBS-S42} M NurMng Moma. «71-Q177 ©MANPOWER E»oorlonoi a muol "Indapandanav Ownod " Think about Pergament CaWakJa Haajei Ceia OaMar. CM- Wort ol SI Help Wanted your own totoura Call SIS Mvar Rd. Fair Hovon SALU TEMPORARY SERVICES 747-S3S3 or 747-ieU r4i-raaa We Offer: 1 Industrial Way West Si Htlp Wanted 51 HelpWanUd 51 Help Wanted Salary commensurate with experience Eatontown AUTO SALES ATTENTION! Company benefit* and discounts Immediate opening Paid sick tlma (or an aggressive I manaon THE REOI6TER 542-5769 m raplylng lo • RagWMr Paid vacation salesperson in our •mploymaotad 760 Hwy. 18 Rapid advancement new and used car Eaat Brunswick wear Somo upononca Immediate opanlnga departments This is Part or lull tlmo Apply an excellent op- Accountino ootrolchr 4S Front SI. Koy- portunity to |oin one Don't miss this opportunity 545-7993 ot Monmouth Coun- SALES Act Nowl Apply In paraon EOE M/F/H ties oldest and most A major communicaltont company In WE WILL TRAIN Hitor a caraor In Real EataM respected new car Central Jersey Is looking for an Account- i proirtda oomptata ano com- dealerships Contact Ing Manager to manage the Account- aftanafva trainlog. Laarn at* tha Aaron Rassas as oa*a*(t ai our caraar Ntght PERQAMENT ing/Business office Responsibilities In- Jur>« 12, «t f 30 Rassas Pontlac, 395 clude management of office staff, Waajva your Mat, I7S0 MAKE IT YOURSELF Broad St., Red Bank. financial statement and budget prep- ENTURY 21 Einbinoar Raaltor* 3075 Rt. 35, Hazlat S offcaa aarvirvg aration, accounts receivable/payable Monmouth County and payroll. Automated systems ex- 264-5150 741-5180 H>lpW«ntt

Good looking ano any era. clwl Inn iivtiv mufti cwor rug ol Auto •ug yarn or 4 strands ol cortorv VOu IIM proud lo UH n PitMfn BOX N-481 Career Opportunity •>'} dinclons lor rug 24>3I* Parts THE REGISTER id nopie onion ONE REGISTER PLAZA Manager SHREWSBURY, NJ 07701 il.*«lora*:hpaTMrn AM SM in Advertising •ath panarn tar goiuga dasigns $2 • io« p 1 h directing others POSITIONS AVAILABLE incentives Book! «? 50 » M« aacn p 4 h lU-FstMaa naaa Oataat We are a part ot a top-rated Fortune 500 madia and communica- ilf-IMBr CnBr naan tions company that's on the move This Is sn excellent career FOH INTERVIEW DAYS • EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FUU TIME • PART TIME 1SJ-U Bob h. Tatar PHONE 741-7M3 opportunity. 1B>le»*M(TBaaa »-S, Mon.-Fn. If you are Interested In a career In sales, like meeting people, have RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES an aggressive, aales-mlnded attitude, write In strict confidence to rarsicum • MEDICAL TECHNICIANS • MEDICAL SECHETMIES tic Mr Frank Bortone, The Register, 1 Register Plata, Shrewsbury, CRAFTS Explore the opportunities Contact the participating recruiters in this NJ 07701 Equsl Opportunity Employer M/F DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register

FVUTK/ PMTTMK NURSES AIDES MOMt HEALTH AIDES Pitorirm Dapt In, TIT^i ALL HEALTH CARE Major Wall St. invest- flN/LPN 311 Mr* Cillavdmo FAMILY A CHILDREN S SERVICE SERVICES. I**C MOLMDCL CONVALESCENT ment linn with Mon- 101 BaTh Awanua It K>n«« Hwy CEN7ER moutti County location Long Branch, H J 07740 MMdMotvn. N J 07741 ISSHwy 14 (»1|«7t-t4O0 has opened • new ofRcs HdmdM. NJ O77M (201) 227-9100 Siatvti art in ooa with bod-ci . in Shrewsbury Wo haw 1201) »44 42O0 0* drnt. WWI it iLitiKilfd This IrtftM Itmmtna trtiridrni openings tor i limited is any to ww and tit number of posltJvs, In- Prmiad Pattern 9066 U.tt*i telligent I highly 8 to ?o • •rrnia'i • •.-»•* -*- Jan, mWl\/mK •Wff Korvtrl. PEOPLE CARE daia E Raftc.gno/Alma p*artn. HI PNi I HEALTH AIDES WIN b« fully trained to OF SOUTH JERSEY. WC P*r»onnai/Dl. 13'. Countar up IC Induda. tank. 2*0* gai. fual tank, ping- • muM. Can *72-0*M COLOR TV RCA •Ink. atova. and G.E. dlarmaahar POOL NEW colaco. for family Champion Mrad ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS Efftclancy. Lt. cooking 8200'! For broohura and aanteeaun pong tabu, bkryolaa. rafngar- Call 201-949-MK, avaa Llonal. Fryar. ate. Hlgha.11 paid •and M tor poataga and hand- 2a-.*montiaoM.SM0. CM 930-943* or 727-a*00 tun. iz- x M- ina. M" garv, atoal alor. gofl cluba. CM »4*-2»2* 5 room., chHd OK 8300 UVI-ltt WANTED - Room 1 CM 7(7-17M. raatata ruat laddar. fruppty of Nobody baat. my prlca 2 bdrm Kid. Pato 8400 baard mM. IWmimi ra- ling {refundable) to: FAC. Inc.. KITCHEN SIT - Butohar block DOBERMAN PINSCHER8 - , 2*4-5075 PO Bok 1048. Smyrna. OA COMPUTER - Comodora *4. ohlorlna tab. wltfi Tarry TurVa VACUMN — Saan powar mala. AKC. 14 mo.oM. tomato Rad 2 bdrm. utll. pd $435 caHrad. CM 747-«*M or round «Ma , MOO aaklng 1*80. Champion 8 room., dan. klda. MOO I1M.90. OCM (71-71 wmtH pool-Navar takan out of lanvn fnownjV, Tofo Ei*>ctTrC v*«Md Or Flyar Top oaah .ppr.lwl Ocaan block. 7 rm«, kktoit OLD FASHIONED HOUSI- LOW HATES ITdaV SI Hnaa. Atoo haH-aUHr to ona KIEPER - Who doaa avary- LARGE GRAPEVINE BASKET bok. Atoo Inc. a vac hoaa and waokar. Aaaortad lurnitur. 4 above, 2 yr. OW blue tomato fora- Prloa no obfact, M9-2M3 JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 3M-KSS 1at Mtg rarinandng. 71 hour »p 530-1001 vac. haad to attach to fltur for lampa. Living room/dan aat. thing Moon ftonlbto lo aqual 3 provala, >nd Mlg.1 Carp Loan. color, ahow qualify. Afrklng only BASEBALL CARDS dm par waak. Pataranoa. ra- COUCH — 4 matoMng ohalr PaUStBO, aaklng t*a aaay ctoanlng of pool and .kirn- Suiukl 490 08 IMO for part. 8200 Atoo to .pedal homa fraa 1 WANTED Kramar FVn M4-«0M Print matanai. End labM. louitgo mar. aaklng (190. Call 929-30*4 CM 7414*07 7M7 d CM 747-M14 avonlno. yr old rad ruat neutered mala CM 542*036 ohalr. Aa aic. oond. Prtoad tor Ha', nearly Wind Naw owner, LUXURY GARDEN APTS. - 83 MonaytoLoan quk* aala. Can 747-*M2 altar • LAWN EOUIPMENT — Saan, WASHER 4 DRYER mual hava fenced in yard. All BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR badroom BMutrfvt landacaplng OUMr 10 hp. tractor W90 Lawn PORTA-CRIS - Enc oond. ou4d b* oontont, C NMttfJaMi ##H9 w MM. DaHvar 1-*0O-923-(707 side only. Peraonenty •. Need. LIVING ROOM SET — 2 placa. 2 S/4-S/11. M day. 7( TMagraph lot, of cuddling. Call 544-0261 TOP DOLLAR PAID 244-1077 GARDENS happy and xaH-oarad lor wf.ua bumpar. S1M. Baby awing (20 Exclusive 1 t 2 bedroom-apti you work. I am a Fair Havan 2 kltoMn chair. M0. Small omca and taWa. 4 1 coffaa tabla. REDECORATING — All (torn. In Hill Rd.. Holmdal. 5 FREE KITTENS Marchandls* oouoh 4 chair Franoh ancallanl condition. 111 1(20*. PIANO WANTED Individual oaa DMI A c«ntr»l air mothar who can do all of ma daak (79. Unahom Baavar Jack- O.ARAOE SALE — Sat. May IS. 7 week, old Exc location Juti oft Rl. 3$ on aboval It* yaar. auartonoa In al. amM «129 Frtodrtoh MOO Provanciai Oood oond. Aaklng ••oratary, glaa. door. (250 (1) Kaan»t>urg araa Any condition 4*3-4*11 for Sala •400. Call 2*4-*M9 aflar 4 p m IMO*. China cloaat. gl.M door 8-3 p.m. Stoda. game., lot. of Klngt Hwy Ea*t (Walking d1M. Ill aota baa. 2 Nalunua Dr 10-3. Thun. Juna 9 aftor 4 at 4M-142S To adult, 671-0021 (2) — HO Oaton fual lanka FREE noa. MOOT Alao oonaoto Marao 4 homa antanna. t79 .11 Call dan chain 8290. Mlac. ium. onty If housswork hu you In a II you tana away CM (42-2344 • Frl Juna 7. 101 Apartmants MIDOLETOWN-BELFORD radio oombo. Partoot oond. Can •42-0M1 alao. CM 73*-*3*2. 3 bedroom duplex 8425 * all bind, don't say "UnclaT LITTLE SILVER - Juna 7 4 8. Frl FREE KITTENS A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK %, 2-WINDSURFERS 747-M75 anymna. MARCY MONSTER — Boncn 4 Cllftwood. won't laat. 8300'. utll'. 8 MC. Cell 376-3442 Say -BACK-UPS!" Jual IK. naw Oraai pnaa REFRIGERATOR - QE. Frost 4 s.t. (-4 54 Laural Dr. Houaa- Black Himalayan and Ruui.n DARK PINE Cotomal paacon. inonna with walghta. For Infor- hold, dotha.. furnflura. gama.. Kayport. good location »400'. Quality cleaning Mrvlctv \ CM ajs-ratr. / mation CM M2-M13. raa. 15.8 cu. ft Harvaat gold. Blue. CaH 787-OMS MIDDLETOWN — Shedy Oek. .' ' rooking ohalr SMO tor Var d diti 8290 CH book*, blka parta. ato. Fraahofd, M bin. paw ..MOO-. badroom. bath. air. pool, tennl. R*a*on*ble prices CMI Mar 1. — FREE TO OOOD HOME - Poo- MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE! club houaa 52+ MTS/ruo plui bom. • MINOLTA X700 - Comptoto with dto mix. 3 yn old. Spayad Wall Hazlet. Holmdel. 5 HOMES WANTED MD1, , 2*0P2*0X llaahla, , aUkU U212 MDOLETOWN - Tatophonea. CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDS' ulllltle. 4S2-S013 or 532-3302 DESK - AN aaM wood Captain. REFRIGERATOR — Brown, atoo. dryar, 2 atoc. .tova*. tup- bahavad. CM 2*4-1»M HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M-1234 Matawan & Mlddletown a homaa naadad lo.aiaplay naw atyta • maUNng ohalr. 4 amM TripodT , caaa. 4 raohargaabla perware, flra door wfth trama. 1 MONTH SUBLET - 1 Mdrooi" KWd vinyl liaing ty Samlaha MOO firm. «72-1«« doubto door. 20 «) ft »226 Call FREE KITTENS •rui Call 671-4513. Orv. your homa a naw drawara. long lop wnh s mora 530-5219 •terao aqulp anctronlc auppllaa, EATONTOWN ocaanlront apt. Furnlanad. P" Including typawrltar 4 nia draw- lira., tabtoe. much mora. Juna To. good homa t badroom, carpal 8300'. vata baach Avaliablafl/i to 9/30 QuaWtod homaownar. win MINOLTA 135mm LENS - Call 222-9411 1 CERTIFIED SPECIAL ED - r.oal.a amir moanava rabnaa ara. Ovar all 37- h«M"». S2S0. Naw uaad I7t. Aooura REFRIGERATOR — 14-15. 9-5 p m 7 North Laka Or 4 room., child ok.. M00 . SMO. Call 870-1107 or 747-3113 Taachar, wK tutor 3rd-*th amouMng to huga aavtnga from Aflar 7 p.m. 2»1-*»43 DUmatK 200mm ton. M9. Min- a, oorner ol TlndaM Rd. FREE - AKC. Dobarman Pup- HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 399-1234 aradar. in tha Unto SHvar. Rad 11.1 ou. fl EKC. cond.. . RED BANK - Luxury higlvMa*. 2 DISKS, FILES — Tabtaa. chair.. olta 8RT 101 39mm camara. ptoa. (1) 2 yr. old blua 4 14 mo FREEHOLD Bank. Pkjmaon. Fair Havan araa. n..d. rapalr S40. 4*3-29M aftor •225. can dallvar. Call 7(7-7721 3 FAMILY OARAGE SALE — Sat. old rad, both famatoa. hava badroomi. 2 batha, Alao 1 tor aummar Can 747-4*33 aftar 004 atoraga oabmala. oomputar Juna*. g-5. HauaahoM Ham. 19 Condo Kid. Air 8400. badroom Catl btrtwaan 12 No paymanta a. REFRIGERATOR - Amana with ahota. Alao 16 mo old Rad 9 room., kid., pan. 8400'. * p.m. Hawthorna Rd. Mlddtotown Dobarman. nautorad, naad. noon-T p.m & 8-7 p.m aw au CM bargain prtoaa. Now or uaM bottom rraaiar 30 cu. ft. Autumn JUST RENTALS, Bkr . 390-1555 842-4885 MOVINO-MUST BELLI — Girl'. odd Good condition I100. Can good homa. Alao V* yr ow rad OVtMINCIIf CHIF - 14 yn. 1-M1-*S4-*37( A AC DISK OUTLET. 170* Rl ••ptooa badroom aat, plna opan 77 Pata and tomato. A.K.C. Hainan HAZLET 39, Oakhurat. 991-3M0 '•7-1740 aftar 5. RED BANK aw Looking for parmanant poa- AIR COHDITrONERS - Saara boofceaaa. ohroma 4 gtaa. mir- Orayhounda. 3 yr OU tomato 4 1 2 fam. kid., air. 8400 1 room furnlahad, all utllina* ror. Cotonktl ooffaa 4 and tabla.. REPRODUCTION Livestock yr old tomato. Fraa to right homa Dupl.xa. 4 homa. av.H.btall aftor 3:30. •000 STU 117> Faddara S000 DMNO ROOM S(T CaH attar apm 741-1153. STU UTS. OWMOn ODOO BTU aat. (300: Living room aat, 4 raoHnar, Uwal 4 rug a*. Call Harvaat Ubto.('k41- BLACK LAB Mual go togathar Mora Infer- JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 399-1555 • 140 CM 4M-MK Waoar USO, Kitchan aat. taDM 4 *41-*3*0. •400 CM S71-MM. 2 yaar. ok), mala, ahota motion CM 477-1307 altar 6pm RIO BANK — 5 rooms, com- EXPERIENCED - Ironing Shirt. r chair., «7S. AH .k0MI.nl con- Fraa to good homa. only Mu.t 00 Immadl.lWy HIGHLANDS pIMary radacoratad Incl a«v\ AIR CONDITIONER - Saara MOVING — Mu.t aM. Rdrlgar- RIDE ON LAWNMOWER CM 747-5*92 3 room., kid.. Only $300 . apptianoaa A carpatlng All, uflls 110 V. 10.000 STU. S41*. Uaad 1 dltton. CM M1-M70 aftar • p.m. •tor. upright fraatar. dryar 4 liv- Good oondnton FREE TO OOOD HOME — 1 yr 2 bdrm. appllanoaa $300 . •upptlad Convanlantly locatad 7 p.m. or DININO ROOM SIT - Dark ing room wM unit CMMS-0183 82S0 or baat offar Advanced And old apayed cat. Moelty whlta Lit- 5 room.. Kid., paa. $500 • to Iran*. No pats. saa. rao. EXPERIENCED - Woman wtoh- pma. TraaM laMa with a chain, CM 2(13229 aftor 2 Beglnnsr* ter tralnad. Call 3*9-1173 Prrvato baach. 9 room.. MOO H60/fT>0 591-1127 or 530-137 M houHMaanlng. Rad Sank buffo! t400. Can 930-1411 avaa. JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 3M-1956 AIR CONDITIONER - 11.000 MOVINO - Piano •100. TV-RUMSON - Moving. 4 laddar DOQ TRAINING FREE — 2 maw krnan. 10 good RED BANK araa. S7/hr. Call 1*0-0*12 STU. 210 «ofl. MS CM •torao-combo. TV MackKvnna. back ohaln. 8S8 aa. Whlta DININO ROOM — Dark plna Col- Bayahora Dog Club, 74i-f»« homa. Prafar not to Mparata HIGHLANDS 1 badroom. haat paid. iSO^t MAIW) WORKING LADY — From U0-U1* onial. Tabto. • chair., hutch. couch * 2 chair., cloak, haavy wrought Iron furnltura. 8450 Of- tham CM 7(7-230*. 2 badroom.. child ok...8300. Appllanoaa, moorn S40Q1* Jamaica lo do houaa otoanlng. table pada. Siaoo. call 2*1-24*6 duty tooto. ato. IT1-47M. noa daaka. 860 Antlqua chair.. ALASKAN MALAMUTE — AKC 2 badroom Modarn $300'. 2 badrooms, cMId OK $400» AM CONDITIONER — M00 STU. tomato, t yaar. ..lovar and poton- GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIE9 SMaMMan guarantaad E»c •ISO. Whirlpool atr oonoWonar, aftor 8 MOVINO - * ptooa badroom 1100 aa. Comar mapla hutch. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 399-1234 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3O4M234 utanncaa. wmii attar apm • 195 942-5105 or (42-5722 tlal braadar Baal oflar CM - Matoa. AKC. ( waak. old. 220 Ekrtrie. 23.000 STU MSS DiNINO. ROOM — gtaa. 4 oomamporary. 33* buKhar blook 747-20*6 larga bonad. akc. tampar.rn.nl, KEANSBURQ — By owner HAVINO A PARTY? Oaa aryar >100. CM M1-1727 chroma tabla, • ohroma 4 cana round tabto, 3 toa craam parUr SIARS BEST COMPACTOR - •hot.. vat-cartHtod 778-U2* Matlcutou. 2 bedroom. 50x100 chair. • cooktM tabto 741 -2490 Work. wM. Aaklng $75 Saan AQUARIUM — 30-oallon TWINBROOK Coeege Mudama/akpartanaad. ANOCRSCN WINDOWS - and chaw. 1490 Chroma chandall lot. central .Ir, ga. heat W.Ik to WM eat up, serve, daan up. Can •100. OM daak S12S. navar uaad dryar. Aaklng 829. CM 797-1SO* Comptoto aat-up HUGQY - Kkwy. boy kitty 7 mo NY bu. atop, atoraa. 8 beech doora. t Atnum door. KM dla- MOVINO MUST SELL — 1 Hot- • 190 Naad. vary loving homa. Movad. •79.000 Call 212-931-7814 col- VILLAGE mamada ilium Can count Baavary. 1-»0O-a23-«707 larga amc Ian M0. larga aofa laWgaratoi 17 cubit taat, 1 SEARS CRAFTSMAN or M2-H76 • 129 747-07*4. It. ao" ang. Both ilka naw CM 4M-3099 no pato. CM *42-1*M PLEASE lect. GARDEN APTS. ANTIOUE TOOL CHUT - Pool DININQ SIT (1M0) - p S200 SASSIT HOUND PUPPIES - KITTENS — Fra. togoo d homa KEANSBURG - Baachvtow Gar- 1 A 2 badroom. from 8490 Mod aqulptniant >4 hp pump wnh CM AKC r.glamn. • wka. OW. Juna 2 matoa. 7 waak.. ofack/whlto am. .paclou. apt. Haat. hot & IMar Pool loungaa. loaf oalohar. Mahogany. 9 chair.. 9' tabla with MOVINO - Toro raal, M0. Big 930-3941 1 i H h laavaa, hutch. BUMM, arraqua fin- 1. Rad a wfntoa 4 tn-ooton. can Matawan araa. Call 9*3-7294 wator 4 cooking ga. Inc. 84*0. cold watar. Cooking gaa- in bar-SO 4 roaaary. 129 For flra- 7 PIECE MAPLE DINETTE — In- cludad. On-pramiaa. tonni. Homa HaaMh AMe 1 companion ar*y/wtMM/MMk. 1-IM2-V •h (400. 2»1.M31 plaoa: braaa aoraana. 1 flxad 4 t cluding china cloaat or bafM. lor appt. 571.9322 PURE BRED DWARF RABBITS Saa Jim at Apt. 16. 1M EMartonoad. nnaali 1 honaat curtain, 1 grata 4 1 tatdoga. 119 BEAUTIFUL - • waak old Ira. — Babtoa $20 Adult braadar. Baachway court*, pool, racraatlon ara. CuiilOfn nand-rrvMto doM IVHIM. MOVINO-MUST SILL — OWMa 8400 or baat offar. Eicaii.nl con- Na.r E.tOntown .hopping. £«. lady would Mia lo oara for you rfi«ttsttvn#sx pfWaitil lo any. 1 •' atop 4 2 13' laddar.. K dition. CM 4M-O99* kffton*. Tuxado. Brook. Plrato • 15 CM aftor 7 p.m waakday.. arx) M your naada. Ratoranoa. » room *M. LMng room aat I mm Bolax movto camara Col- and Frtc 4 Frac tha Hoar twin. M day waManda. 7B7-1078. KEANSBURQ •chool. Ooaan I»P y aVa, handmada Highway 36. Oakhur.t kanaparaaoii. »-7 day. a waak quaan/king patoh Qum. Kaaonad •man Mova If woofar Wood Call Robin 7474111. 4 room., fully loadad 9300 • aftor 10 am CM 871-2107 Mnohaa. dub chain, atudanl •huttor. 1««43, M OW wood SIBERIAN HUSKY — Padlgroad Oood araa. klda/pau. (300'. »i-<»;3 W0 CM S4I-7473. aaak. 4 flgunnf a lamp. MT-SOTT. 3 mo. OM. papar tralnad. had •ad. boxat. M- 24' ma.t and SIMPLICITY 4211 RIOER SLACK BEAUTY - Mlxod broad 3 badroom. klda/patt .8300'. UNION BEACH - i badroom HOME HEALTH AID* - Stalling ANTIOOC COSSLERS BENCH boom. Anchor chain, oabto. tomato. • month.. Fra* to good almoat M ahoto. Aaklng 8126. 2 family, mar bu. .8400'. naw kltchan and bath Avail nlQnt job vvth tfw ••ck oc oWty MUNO ROOM SIT - !_ _ MOWER - Bought laat yaar for B wltfi braakfrorrl. cana back 4-k4- Mtka apruca. »' tong. • 1*00. aaklng 11390 Uaad 3 homa. CM 4*5-0133 aftor 6 p HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 irta 1 Rafa. raquirad. 545-*7(6 Eva. Ml-4*30 Own ttana 4»3-(747 chaw, good condition. 8128 •42-1(14 Brnaa. Naw oond. Mutt .ail mi. ANTIOUE Sofa • love aaat, a«j. oond.; aofa waak. CM Ml-(0*4 fator. 4pm. HOU3ECLEANINO - 1 day a MOVING — Amana ehaat fraai- Oak Sonool Taachar • Oaak. ar. »125. Sola, goM-bMoa. (78 • PIECE BLOND BEDROOM SET MM. laHnamiai. lallabla 1 •300 CM UO-7M2 •200 CM aWar * p.m. honaat CM Judy, MS-U18. Braakfront. walnut. 8100. Powar - 8200. Waahar/dryar MOO. Llv- ANTIOUE BOTTLE COLLEC- - Ol whM* uw. work banch 4 vlaa. 8118. rtg room aat. aota bad. chair HOOMCLIAN.NO — Mature TION - Ovar 1300 Ink., modi- •1M. Air earnMtoner. 18,000 Sony color TV 17'. 1100 Ra- •600. All In axoaltont condition woman nailing daya work. o *. mm. poajon. flaaka. tara. STU. In wall. fUgli anWanily. Uka dlnar. (78. Rookar. (80. Char-B- Eva. 2*4-4217. day. 949-3665 cad CMOaa after s pro ale CM 741-TSMaHar Ipm naw MM. CaHliTt-eiM. Oua 4 Can. M0 CM 747-133* Directory ANTIOUE TIFFANY CHANDLIIR DOQ RUNS — lO'idO'ar. »•• MOVING — Rafrtgaralor. paoo — Largo ahada. muW-oolora. furmtura. Cham aaw. air oon- Mual *M CM MO-OS47 aflar S OUtortor. ato. CM 741-MS1. oondmon. U76 Auto traitor. SMOKE DETECTORS •40/k* Own Vena., rata. CM 1M2, aaM oonatruoCon. ramp., MOVING SALE — DMnana aal. Proton your family. Sacura youi ANTIQUE JACOBEAN - Sfyla mtimi bar. i.naainl con- •12S: Cadar wardroba. M9. houa. wnh tha flnaat unH ava/' dining auRa. 10 ptooa. Larga 4 dition. tlM* Tkaa. II*. 14*. If. DaM chair 4 lamp, 840: Coffaa 4 •Ola anywhara at any prlca UOHT HOUSECLEANINO omaMy oarvad. Oaod oondWon. anowa a reetoto. 118 up. M ares, and labu. S2S. Mlac. llama 4 Homa dallvana. N Painting 1 - Vary rattaMa. Pjaaannahla rai • 1900 CM 2P1-M4S tot torbea t oftor. t utility traitor.. tooto. CM 2*1-MM. Can now CMfM-iMi. 1201) 7M-M10 . faaorhsnolna'. APPLIANCES — Jafrlgaralor. uaad tor wndaoapMg. (ISO eaoh. MOVING - Klrby vacuum 4 .1- Blka.. 18-. 14'. LPN — Daakaa prNaaa duly laohmanto, Hka naw. •250. 2 wall A KINQ'8 CERAMIC TILE fOOKTS PAINT1NO Aiimtli Immadlalali Fraa to • guaranawd. S100 4 up Can Ml * up. Belgium huagar SUtotoungar chain. wadaalmaal an a fiaalii. MMarttktortor •ravai tiiaamm ntjiaiiim CM dattvar Yaw* aaan ma raat. . 81 aptooa Lawn edger. SIM both: Sraaa flraplaoa uola "•jr 22»-l4J2 now buy tha Matt UO-2M7 Brlgg. a Stranon 2 hp.. good • larga andiron.. 175. Fiahar SOFA BIOS - Cuatom naw SM Cardan TWhMi oondleon. 875 747-1824 chlng with cushion back. PORPEaaiOWAL - E«p houaa atorao 4 oabfnat. 878; Coach ATTENTION JUNK DEALER - oamaga SM. Varloua ofhar • 150 aach or W76 for pair. Call llian.it Wa wW daan your Sininy yaryohaap Oahumldmor. DRAPERY SITS - Spc/adl Eva.. 2*1-4*10 houaa or apt. bayond your ax- Coca Cola Cootor. flraplaoa Itoma. CM *71->M1. iT*4-7»11. aqulpamaM, M braaa 4 much SIM. Raollnar. mad graan. ueeo MOVING-MUST SELL SOFABED mora. CM »2-7*M one*, ne loam padding. SIM Simmon, lr OAWDSHS TfLLfJ - With 9 ha aaOawUI HUdla agad Take II away. SSO. troy Baar Rnilnatlll Carl ooopt. wM houaaali In aachanga BABY ITEMS — CaMaga. SM CaH 671-0794 Mi-400* or 741-1 «(p.m. tor Rvtng quartara. aolh work kv wayu-go a»»Ml. 140 DRESSIR/DISK COMBO nama. CM 530-1120 oaHy bo. rafa CM 741-144U Blmnim S1I. Carry oradla 4 utohan chair.. 10 apaad bna. MOVINO - Refrigerator, SOFABED - Simmon., perfect aaat. (10. waikar. Sio. Snuga. Magnovn Mara* » oaMnat CM etoreoe, ptoy pan. tove-eaet cond . blue batoa atrlppad vafvat. S2S Lawn • 10 Carry bad, M. Soy. otothaa rocker, end much more. 8125. Call S4S-7245. SUMMER TUTOPJWJ — Avail- k>aaa>. 2S4-S4. (7i-»(i7 Tuita-upa • 'M| I Hl DRUM SET CB 700 4M-2M* Call any lima SOFA - 860 uphototorad ohalr. wot*. Agaa 5-16 Can 543-7218 SAND EQUIPMENT - Fandar- 4 cymooto, Aaklng SMO A 3 ROOM APT - LMng room, •35. Antlqua marbto atand. SSOO Oulld-Mu.lcman-Kramar Cat! 7M-MSV kltchan. badroom am. Good • 1 Prlnoaton Rd . Fair Havan. off TIC POP. YOU* CHILD - By Laka Ava. 741-15M «-*Hc*rto eooordton- DRYER — Kanmora atoe.. oondtton. Raaaonabto. CM Ma., In ftar Avocado, vary good oond 850 114. STEREO COMPONENTS — Ra- Kaanaourg homa Part oma only BCOROOM SIT — Charry Cak 4M-t4»y MOVING — Commercial aa»1ng oarvar. turn ubto and apaakar. . Any «ma 7«7-l«M Mahagony. onaat, doubto maoMna, aae. oond.. 8175 All PUnaar and canalto dack. DRYER - EMotrlc Whirlpool. •260 Call aftor 1 p.m. 671.7791 TYPINO TO 00 — A unto.ua dr»aaar/mlrror. MM bad., head as. oond.. »12». can dMvar. Portobto •awing maahfna. akc. ptOH-up a dathjary word pro- • tool baard*. baa spring, * CM 7(7-7721 cond.. M8. Soma fumnura and •MO 2*1*247 man Itoma. CM 294-1402 STEREO — 400-wan. Intagr.wd amlng aamoa. CM rar-i74i END TABLE - Coffaa table. 2 ampkflar. Fleher. Studio «an- tordawla. BEDROOM SET - QM. 4 ploca lamp., ohaat. draaaar with mirror dard WHh matching AM/FM s, MMMTM! . SIM Caa 741-S1M digital lunar with 10 .totlon pre- try. intllllil/laaj* «ona wtoi 50 Situations Paoan wood S400- CM MUSIC EQUIPMENT — Shura aeto. 2 Seneul 200-wan. 3-way pnototoa. MB toVlto tor yout 747-SMS. mtorophona, untoord. 100 watt tower apeekare. 1964 modal.. To amaa tor *»ara7 Can Kan Wantad Mai* FAMILY ROOM FURNITURE — amp., ASaa mlo-atand M76. CaH 741-SSB* ever AAA HAULAWAY — Oaan-upa ART OCCO BEDROOM SIT - Oow aMa, «19O. 2 good IMC.. Sirdaay* mapla. 2 tMna w/adluatobto boom. $175 com- No |ob loo Mg or aim Hau»n». M0. RaoKnar M0. Olaa. 1.... ptoto or wM aaparato. 747-*4M. 1. CafTTom. I42-01M or king bad.. 7 poa. Mual ba laoto. and tabla.. M0. 2 lampa. n. Aaklng M71 SS1-7S40 or •40 Pietura.. ao«aiaorna to MUST SELL — 2 draMara 8*0. OArttWNS TILLED - Wltht hp 631-2173 matoh. Alao • pktoa aattlng. 30 gal. aquartum/atand, com* troy Mar. WmnnihU. Carl SUZUKI ENGINE 1S82 BEDROOM SET - Design Re- awnawara. (39. All good oond. aooaaaortai *70. Tabto, • ohaln •42-MXM or 741-71*0 tW • p.m. CM 171-770*. SM. CM Judy S42-7S7S. $300 or Baat Otfsr aaaroh 4 pMca wNto bkoh. Mod- Call 741-0138 after 5pm. ovmra CLEANED * M- am wood, no nalto. Chedrens to FENCE — 10 «29 »« ohaln link OAK SIDEBOARD — With mirror PAIFU1D - Horaamng avallaMa) toeno. Muat aaa. »40O Can Mark dog kannal with 2 gala.. You 878. ajong black bar wnh 2 SWIM POOLS - Warahouee Window waaMna, Fraa aaH- 741-4*00 7 p.m.-11 p.m. Sun.. mual dlamanua and mova II M0 Moots, QOOCf ooooMon, no rips forced to dfapceo of new on- nwjtaa, CM Jafl. 4W-1378. Thura. M0. Vary ntoa wood plantar ground 3V long pod. comptoto CMM3-SM1 •land 8' tor hanging plant. 129. with huga aundack.. fencing, hl- OUTTEKS BEDROOM 4 LIVING ROOM - FILE CABINETS — 2-3-4 4 5 Chlldcr.f! toyboa , InLiaiiil con- .1. fitter., pump, ladder., war- CManad and rapalrao Fun alia bad, draaaar witn mirror dition 829. Dark plna rockar with CM 747-2*49 drawar. Lagal totlar alia. Latoral enty ale. Aaklng SMS. COM- (rarMMhad). «100; Comam- • vantoal. 747-M77 ouahtona SIS. Squara Oak hall PLETE. Financing avail. Can Sun — CM dandy ma pporary y ooucn 4 barral chair. tabto S4S. Vary larga doll houaa ton free 1-»OO-(54-1326 bj g»0. All aao. oond. M0 Ntoa L-ahapad cocktail I tor your ohUda party. bajg*. g» FIREWOOD PJouMna Indudaa maglo, oomady $75 cord. Call 281-3745 tabu. »25. Look-n-away com- APE DECK — LUkman K220 1 SENNINOTON PINE TABLE - Mnabon daak 4 flto. tota ol Mr old Naw condition. Coat h 2 laavaa. 4 chair.. 4 plna FORD LTD 1S77 — I dr. apaoa, 1 unit, vary good cond- 8328. prloa 8100, Can 542-0*78. huHh. S4S0. Colonial wtng aofa PS/PB/PW. A/C. AM/FM CB oon. M0. Nagonabto. CM A MAewaN t TRUCK *FO R HIR^E - wtm a«p oovar. (SO. CMNaada nna. Aa la. Boat offar. 61 Business Pk* up 4 dadvar luht naming. CM 503-74** SmM moving foba. Yarda, .mo. B42-27S4 aWar 7 p.m. Opportunity FORD GRANADA 1*77 - 2 OFFICE FURNITURE — Perfect BIKE — Mongooaa Skyway door. High mMaga. Naw brakaa. oondMen. Lew nan 1 year ok). maga. dlaoomp brakaa. farry •raa 4 baltary. »700 nrm. CM Oak panel daak, 3e-«7i-. M». "-asHsvr oaBta. grapMM X padaM. Hand Daya 774-7*00: avaa. M*-2(77 Matching oak oredenia. 8225 ouvura CUAMNQ SERVICE grarwda onpa. " Secraurtoa black aM walnut OWN Waakly. monthly, ovary olhar •.SMXaaat FREEZER — 0 E. upright 1130. daak. 8178. Modular black and walnut daak. 24aS4, 8125 Can BOATINQ SUPPLIES - Houaa- King ana apraad 4 curtain.. MMr rama avaaaWa. CM aflar 5 balweaa III *42-*4*2 YOUR OWN PANiUNO — Doara. Windows. p.m. 747-4227. */4-*/11, M day. OFFICE FURNITURE - Ctoarlng BUSINESS H* Rd., Hjlml.l. FREEZER- Koubfltool. Naarty out all lypaa chair., daak.. ntoe. S3XXS naw. J.C.Panny modal. $200. and mora. Od oond. 747-M77 Join dynamic Inter- BOOKCASE - Hanratkm Cot- CM (71-307( awnlnga. tog. waaaonaMa ralaa. Fraa a.»- toclton. DouMa ughtod walnut national wrvlc* com- matoa. 2M-17M or 4SS-117S. pkna. Olaaa ahalvaa abova a FrtJBT-FREE WHIRLPOOL RE- pany. Fully training with N Situations aolld wood door, batow MM FRKWRATOR - 17 ou. fl. balga. •42-S31S. management n- Wantad Mala/Famala •ka n*>, SSSO. CM (71-2(12. ORIENTAL DSJSK1N RUO - BOXES-CORRUOATED PWMeTUM - Daak. couchi, (letance. High sarnlng ALPHA OMEOA MAID SERVICE 1 Comptoto houaa rlnnlng wnh For Moving a SI aaa. and tor ohalr. ooftoa tabu ato. Reaeon- 14'8-kiO . _ potential. Exclusive ter- •to apML Carpat otoanlng. mduMry. A nompliai Una ol ebto, Can 672-2S3I •800. Can M1-M4S. ritory. Ambltlou* In- paokaglng .uppHai. 4*2-4*72 or >47-4O»S FURNITURE — 4 matohtog eoad P1NO-PONO TABLE vldual* only. Call OM1 M111. wood ptooa.. Haxagon and tobto. Jamas Lslr at ALTERATIONS — Throw BUFFET CABINET - Brown aota. and coftoa tobto. 72- enter- wood gram, (4) ton** 21'V 1-800-824-7613, EXT OHaNona. Lava aaat cuaMona. toavnam unit. Sac oond.. SMO PIN BALL MACHINE tUa»rnai. Mm«*» dfapaa, oaf "a. oaotnat-M" tone. MM* 1808 . Ml*' htoh Fleam tor A* to.bee t offer ouarwona, wia^w • i^ i^^^^ Ca« 741-7070 or 87O-JM1 Mama In draaaar t treuMW. storese m cabmai. SaMa »-• people. Or* uaad hMoa. Seat OI AIR CONDITIONER- 15,000 •II Saga. OM HO-«74l Yaara *»p. 1 oftor. Can S42-4*M aflar noon. STU .. 230 voha. Oood oon- 51 Halp Wantad kdtnga «Non. SM olfar. CM 4M-31M 51 Hslp Wanted TUTOR-Ba BUMPER POOL TABLE mam. Put/ oarMtod. OwM OI APARTMENT RIFRKllR- yaan aaparMnoa. CM 43i-3**0 SM CM747-4SM ATOR »75 - KodaK aMa pro- aflar • p.m {Mr wtm s raau »7». OM XCITING BUNK BEDS - Sow dark | 23*-O*9 MOO. Ak oondMonar BSD, O CM 747-4733. OS WE CLEAN a HAUL AWAY — BUTCHER SLOCK — Round OPPORTUNITY RIFRKHFiATOR Prh*M t aoavnaraM MM hMt- tabia. wtoMr ohalr 4 ohaJaa 1S.Sw.fL.SOM, «1» Mg. Bapanrtahia aarvtoa. CM Innnsa. dowMa pua out oouoh. aHarfp^. 747-»1W. — Aftar • p.m.. IN Advertising Sales Ran*. Oooo oend. 8 CAPHARO CONSOLE STEREO IM 00*7 attor • p.m. TRAINEE atta. CM (44-P479. CtWANO PIANO - EiicM.nl pen- dieon and flnlahLoheep.MoMr. e i CARPfTtnKJ — Wall to waa. OMIMaa K.**TeM8 Newly mated entry level position (or a Opp«jitun Mook. brand rjajTlorA nylon. BSSTU CATBOAT hriSt. uS e«e>rfry^tndlvlduail who ha* a BAfT(TAOKLiaU*IHl*S-r a TACKLE au* « Aanf w rOO(na PnPBnH^ sjHetenQi nafrfir wmmyntcaUoii. and is in (earch of Saa* rent* aiialltiM Watu*a> OedSS-TST*, baaroom to ar> a), ft «1M m- a%«anUDf career In advertiainf No «j (•) ir Dory Pitiful boat. HAVE — An unaantea" Mm _ win *»ak at* *rett* araaoriM 10* Barry*'(Soil two you'd MM toaet t An ae ma aatorlf.nl aw nMaM alee Mr 10 eeye. |wt M.(0. OM CtoS-^whUe you get Involved In the many •Ml aa your atoak. OW 7(7-(07f CAR STSNBO SPfMlcaJM The Rlgllli nnildil, challenfin. dstaUs of this Imporunt Job. at Ml Mailer 8 p.m. t Top-Of-Una Sa* Janaan Trtaa. M1-17W „._' aa. wMl NMtonM IW walla. tK mma. ow. SIM Salary plus excellent benefit*. Malntonanoa Oarp. Aaaured Aa- l IBM TYPEWRITERS Writ* In oonfidBnc* to: Adv*rtl»lng Dlrec- HSKTAL StMSSaerew. Ths BaglstBf. On* Register Plaia. lOvta Matt oomawneorery. 1 WeK-eesun to buy 747-tMt j eeeje wan oounay peMern 100% Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 wool. I Ruat hiah-pfto • nylon •' tora> >** teal OWI—I taaay. k» POOP OOHOEMION FOR RENT aootoh guarded. AlS ruga till. **. MOO prettMen TV' 48- aorean,' 1 yr. old. 81800m . TVCa.n 48 741-- earf IM The Reitif MOMMY. JUNE 10, 1985 ittHMMtforrtnt 131 Houtts for Salt IM Mobil. Homt$ 250 Auto Insurance 300 Autos for Sals 300 Autos lor Sal* 300 Autoi tor Ssl* 300 Autos tor Sal* 300_Autot tor Sal> CHEVY NOV* - 1679 NaaSa PONTIAC LEMAN* 1179 l TO MO BANK CENTRAL HALL — (trathmcr. MOBILE HOME - 2 badroom ROUTE 94 INSURANCE AOEN- 16*6 DODO* CORONIT FORD RANCHIRO 167*— 9*1 MERCIOEB 9*5 riL 1669 - Im- Colonial. 4 bdrm.. 2'4 bath.. 2 12x60, Mult ba movad. WIM sec- cv - Can tor i WAOON - lie. running pan*. work 1600 Can aftor 6 pm Aaklng 6260 euto. Keiatona megs. Needs CM 737-3664 O«9 oar garage Many axtree Quiet rifice Baal oliar. Call 717-6411 566-0600 Naxt I Gd veneporteeon Cargo oarrtor wlnashlalj 6780 M to CM gray leath«» Interior Sleuplunkl sir set backing to wood., fe acre, me 6966 767-4660 or 961-9747 CHEVY IMPALA WAGON 1676 AM/FM stored. Priced to eon PONTIAC F1PJJ*WO 1677 - MANY OnSKS AVAILABLE park Hka eeWng 8132 000 Prln. MOBILE HOME - 10x01 AUDI POX 1*76 - Ram great. - Vary goad aond laaato. naar- WM maintained PB/PB/rw, CALL AaouT YOUR NUMI olpeto only. 6*Z-902* badroom. air conditioning. < 2H0 AutoWenVL ORO FAMLANE — IBS*. Low A/C am/fm. 9-epeed. Wire a AM/PM aanlli a, flood tTrachaAtoas oot^* MONARCH 1171 — 17.000 ml, HOtMMWTAt*. Mir. MS-1994 Ing 112.000. Call 4M-4U3. TRIANGLE AUTO LEASING CM 996-610* wtieete. Silver Sharp. 19600 CLIFTON MKCsl 7414670 PS/PS. A/C. A/M/FM stereo CM 747-6126. 140 R.alEstat* CM tor Quota AMC - 1666 Rabat Station I CHIVY — Run. anna. O.BI.WS. New brakaa, new urea. r.» t 2 fenny with 111 W/W carpal. (901| 866-9*47 Wagon 6 oyt. EimHaftl running. Body mat WUh tool box 6460. 1676 FORO LTD. II — exc. oond , 12800 747-0*n PONTIAC 117* PIRlSIRip MR Wanted Paat latoat InamBon. I960 Can Caa 966-9669. Brou6hem Dark btua. Fuffy ESPRIT - Silver. 2 dr PS/P*. Hrii phie ••mi PW P. (on Kftohons. tlto bath., queen ana 270 Auto Services/ 469-6019 loadad AM/PM atereo. 68,000 MU6TAN0 OT 16*4 — 7.000 auto, tape. V-S. Need* work. ar, 671-9*44. 1 electric 4 go. CHEVY MONTI CARLO 1679 - ml. Rune. MM 19*00. 844-0060 mllaa, loaded Mini condition Beat offiT over 19000 OM fun UMBmant with Parta AMC EAGLE 1664 — 4 whaal WNto/graan. 46.000 rabunt an- Pfloa nagosabto. •U.600 Call FORD LTD COUPE - 1676 V6. 736-1 «74 affar 6pm. leaked 4 panned room., outoM. BUSINESS — ESTABLISHED 1690-1660 AUTO PARTS drlva Fuay IQ..BB 9.000 mWs. gma. paaaad mapaegan. 6400 or 767-7161 aftor 6 ALL LANDLORDS! to/go property wtth tree., baat offar 767-1061 affar 0 p m 909, auto. a/c. power opeone. 1619 PONTIAC BONNIVILLE - FMt FAIT. IASYII OVER 20 YR*. NEEOS TO RE- Juna 14. 11. 4 16. 64 p m. 60 ExoaHant oondmon. 111.600 Can MU6TAN0. 1*74 — • cyt auto- quiet arareaa with NY C, Newark, 4 RuaM Tarr LMa SaMr (Juat off 671 -0473 or 671-6661 60.000 maaa. yeaow body, Brougham. P/S. P/S. A/C. HOO"* CM Mmw Tenentol LOCATE. WOULD LIKE TO CHIVY CHWUn M. 4 dr . V6. aound 61660. Can 690-1117 matic, am/fm. A/C Run. good. lerccy bbueaoa. Low taxes under RENT OR BUY 2500 TO 3000 SO. wat and of PJumaon Rd.) AM/FM. etoc rear oatogaar. YOU CHOO6*. NO Fill "Melntonance-fre. AMC PACER 1677 - S cyl . auto, pa/pb. air. am/tm. 99.000 1. High mBaaga. New nnraa. vmyt top.G d oond 871-76*T HOUC RENTALS. Bkr 3i*-1O4 11400. FT RED BANK. HOLMOEL. ' 170-1166 FORD MAVERICK 1670 — body work 6500 orr beaI t aluminuli m aiding" •138,000 ALUk LIDER took, anal runt axe. 6660 or baat MIDOLETOWN. HAZLET AREA. Dual, quad man**!. Oaraa tuat offar. Can 179-6419. Needs radiator and linkage offar. M 747-697' 6 aftor 8 RASSIT 1677 - Sam root, new FAIR HAVEN — Cute. 173-4366 Open Set 4 Sun, too 2M-M43 EVENING. 661-6004 Rune good. 1160 CM 767-1466 rabuK FW a SB Chavy 6160 or 1661 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE interior, no ruet. very dean. DAYS a WEEKENDS. ASK FOR trada Call 767-1606 72,000 ml. on '7* angina. Run. MR. MARTIN. AMX - 1M6. Auto. p/B. ouatom FORO PINTO 1176 - Body and — Condition: vary good Prlc HIGHLANDS paint, naw nakuaa VI. much CMRY6LER N*W YORKER — pa. Good good 11000 566-1441 , Avail. 7/1. 747-6676. Totally remodeled homo offering 1676 CHEVY SOI - Comptototy below 69000 CM 747-267* I WILL BUY YOUR HOUSE chroma Look, auparb Must aM 1676. Bucket MOto. leather In- HAZLIT 4 bedroorne (1 wtm water view) rabum tor M-p»rtcrmanoa uaa MUSTANG — 1676 Runs well RID BANK MOTORS INC IN ANY CONDITION - AS IS 699O0 or baat offar. 717-1671 terior FuKy loaded. Mtm con- offer CM 717-4664 131 Newman Soring*. Red Bank 2 fern, kKU. air. 1% bath*, formal dining room, 11000 Call"' 6B900 or b/a. LuxurkKi. New ports. 81200 Cell 264-1370 naw aat-ln kltchan Eaay to car* FOR CASH. CALL 5*6-2626 FORD VAN F260 1*64 — Auto after s p.m. ^^ Ooogo-AMC- J.io Renault JUNK CARS PICKED UP xtraa toHa t ^^ 747-0040 JUSTRENTALs' aTr *MI?1S06 for yard hjat 2 blocka to tha 24 hour. A STAR IS BORN. . trana.. PS/PB. A/C. dual tank.. marina Florida bound ownar It I 961-1061 low mltoaga. Aeeuma payment. MUSTANG 16*6 WOHLANOS Caa ,.7-»OB7 2*0 angtna. 63000 firm. RENAULT FUEOO 16*2 - Sa- raady to go. Baa It today CHRY6LER CORDOBA 1671 — of 6242 mo 561-2066 atlar 8pm ver. 96,000 ml. Turbo, aun-roof. 4 rooms, CMU ok.6300 • Mr 6oo Laft ovar. 64.000 ml. WHa'i oar. CM aflar 1:90 p.m. 610 19*2 1 bedroom Wont tool HOffa PONTIAC 1666 — 400 motor with GEORGE WALL leather Intorlor 6*250 Muat *M CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors TH400 tran*. Motor naad* ra- MU8TANG COBRA 1676 - Re- HOME RENTALS, Mr 96V-1994 ported 69466 741-4168. LINCOLN/MERCURY this week end. 667-0*0*. ' Independenny Owned 152 Boats and bulld. 6360 both Chavy TH360 Shrewsbury Ava. al Sycamore bum motor. 62.000 ml. Inc. KEANSBURO 613 River Rd, Fair Havan with ahlft kit oemp. rabuHt. 1476. cond .69700. Call 071-1621 after RITTENHOUSI Accessor!** CIRCLE CHEVROLET Shrewsbury 747-6400 LINCOLN-MERCURY INC t bedroom, nwa eree 8300 • 741-7SM Chavy 230 Six Ca" 747-6646 placing « (TAR al th« top Shrawabury Ava. Shrawabury tr INFLATABLE — 3 man boat and/or bottom of your ad GRAND PRIX 1673 OOP Rl 34-Ooaan Twp 776-1600 Duplex 4 room. 63OO-. HOLMOEL 741-9190 MUSTANG 1867 > family, waa. PM o* MOO • with Tranaon and I HP Air- VW 16T0 For ovtaMa. oall ffha Dairy Good condition Aaklng 6600 BAAS - 1669 OLE 600 - HOME RENTALS. Bkr 9*6-1994 EDWARD W COLLINS ooolad motor with oovar with COLT 1674 — 2 door __ For more Info cell 736-3681 or 6 cyl.. auto., aid cond . 12400 AGENCY 646-4144 Pan.. 6150 I Call Ron 871-1*64 aftor 6 p m Sunroof, new auto trana, naw .holder strap Uaad 1. lac. lor naw radtala. 6475 or baat offar 264-M06 brake. Blaupunkl AM/FM », HUNUUM - 2 bdmv Llka ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY flaharman. 6296 firm. 12-s p.m. Can SSt-OBM. Can 6304916 new. Ctoan l quiet only 6426 • GRAND PRIX 1674 — 44,000 1179 MUSTANG 64600. Call 671-6144 after 1. HOUSE WANTED — Middle 466-6O26: Evaa 747,6616 6360 1 badroom. $400+ 6S9-2796. 260 Motorcycle* BUICK 1609 CONVERTIBLE — ortg mother-in-law mile*, new 1ANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC town. Llnoroft. 4 badroom Slda WHdoat. BOH raoondroonad exhaust, an power. A/C. special Can 644-1102 hall Colonial preferred Princi- 1BB4 CR 260ft - Navar raoad. Newman Springe Rd.. Rad Bank LONG BRANCH km houra, axe oond 11000 or Naad. front aaat and top. 63600 factory grin 6 trunk, extra rub- FORO MUSTANG CLASSIC 16*5 741-OO10 Efnotoncy Lt. cooking 1200 • pal) only. Naar Oardan SUM 1667 FORD MUSTANG CON- ber, no dent, but need, paint. Parkway Call 716-687-7345 Mat Ofkjf. Can 736-2744 - Exceacnt oondftKx. 12*00 or 9 room., chad OK 1300 w BEAUTIFUL BLUE 1674 VERTIBLE - 66H raoondl- 6600 or B/0. CM 261-3431 beet offer Call 871-2104 SEVILLE 16*9 — Blank with gray 2 bdrm KMa Pata (400 KEANSBURO — Coxy cottaga A 12- FIBERGLASS - Boat HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORSTER DUSTER - am/tm IBIIIHI leather, sun roof, CB. en option* Vintage Sears Elgin s 1674 — 1Q00 CC. Runs graat run. wan. Muat aaa. SaorHKxng 1670 INTERNATIONAL PICK-UP GRAND PRIX 1(76 New MIchMn area. Aaklng 2 bdrm UWa pd I43S ataal at 647,000 2-bedrooms Graal ehapa 62000 MUSTANG 1»09 Nortn and. Kid., pata 1400 Klrwen Co. Reeftora. 787-6*00 n p Not running. Exc oond Ex •2400. Call 261-2607. avaa. al 61100 or baat offar. Cal - H ton 6650 PS. am/fm caeeette. good in- 113,600 CM 543-1122 tr13'u BOSTO1900.N 747-6466 WHALE.R — 40 HP 964-9966 1674 HORNET STATION CM 2*4-6707 • rooma. dan. kid.. WOO Marcury alac. atari. Bow ran. HD EL1CTRA GLIDE 1175 terior, e cyt,. auto . Mech 1 from THUNDERSIRD 1171 — 71.000 Ooaeti Mock. 7 rma. kUall KEAN8BURQ — Shotl 20x00 WAGON - Oood GREMLIN 1676 end. Red wtth black vinyl top Musrt ba rvflnlatod Ideal for a good oond With traitor BMOO Original pans ptua many axtraa BMW — 1N1 320 I. 47000 ml ml, PS/PB. A/C. AM/FM. Orig- JUST RENTALS. Mr.. 9*6-1666 Exc oond. Muat aaa. Aaklng a/0. Bun roof, am/tm caaatta. 6 cyl. auto, 67.000 ml., air. now 6640 or boat offer CaH 2*1-61*6. inal owner. Aaklng 62500 CM l«rg« fsmfry BviMnocs imuH- Call 741-1148 Can aftor 6 prn. 767-0760 exhauat 1150. CM 669-6126. MATAWAN munt tor* Cad attar 6 •4700 CaH t 1-1020 war 1 ska. 6 apaad. lioaHlnl MU8TAN0 MARCH 11670 - 360 465-1775 2 bedroom Appken .6400-. 14' ALUMINUM — Mlrro Craft oond Vary waM iwaHHalnad. Saat CONVERTIBLE 1673 BUICK GREMLIN 1674 - Suck, aicel- engine Need. work. 6360 Cell 7I7-O6M 15 HP Evlnruda motor • 1666 HONDA ATC - 200X. 6 Offar 966-0700 day., oor TOM'S FORD •oat Shoratand traltar Aaklng S2O00 •pd. naw raar tkaa. maetar cyl runnlng condition. MOO Can 671-6661 aftor 5 200 Hwy 31 Keyport MOMERERENTALSI . Bkr 66-1234 KEANSBURO - Shan. 2O.M 774-4661 avaa. Cox 741-6*94 or 741-4046 776-760•7500 dday.. — Muat ba raflniahad idaal for a Call 717-SO70 aflat 4 30 p m. guard. haadHght guard. na» NISSAN SENTRA 1669 - Rod 9*4-1600 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - S tvgm family Buamaaa amuaa- grip. 1 back braaka. Coat $2160 BMW 316 I — 1664. Uka naw. 1S74 CORVETTE — Great con- HONDA CIVIC - 1*69. 1600* 5 with grey valour Int. 4-apeed, 14' ALUMINUM DAURNATIC with aoBBMOiHa Aaklng 11500 Sun root, charcoal. 114.600 or TOYOTA SUPRA - 1*61. Very badroom I12O0. mant tona. Call aftar 6. dition Mual aM. 17700 or bail •pd. 32.000 mllaa. excellent con- am/tm eterco with caseete deck good condlton, wnlto. dean btua ROW BOAT - «M0 Caa 717-6161 aflar 6 Ml Offar Call 222-7115 oflar Call 171-6060. end power booeter. aun roof. MIDOLETOWN — 4 badroom 717-OW Call 7I7-3S24 dmon. mull aon. Boat offer Cell Interior, loaded. S12.000. Eve. 4 HIM. HONDA 1174 360 CB 167S BOBCAT WAOON — 1174 COUGAR MERCURY 741.16*4 evaa front wheel drive. 30.000 mile. weekenoa 747-60*4. (HA LINCROFT REALTORS KEANBBURQ 18 STARCRAFT - Oood for 3oc1 condition Asking 15300 S-4 ballroom naar Highway Can 4600 ml . uk Ing 6660 71.000 mltoa. Run. good 6600 •1000 HONDA CIVIC WAOON 1M1 747-JN* Evas 747-MS7 flahlng. akilng. dhrlng. SO Call aflar api " Can 666-1136 CM '67-1676 affar 6. TOYOTA SUPRA 1660 - Mint aflar 2:30 pm 7S7-BBS4 HPmarcury 0/B Powar trim Ex- Call aflar 0 p.m 741-7626 5-apeed 13000 oond Meyje 1 out. Loaded. M RED BANK 172.00" tra* 12700 or bait offar Call HONDA NO 1173 BUHLER 4 BITTER INC COUGAR XR7 1671 - Slack on Can 657-0061. OLDS STARFIRE 1675 - V-6, power option. Auto . aun roof. 2lamlly. vary modarn MOO • radial., am/tm. 4-apeed off th. LINCROFT — U«O.u« 4 Ml-MSS or S42-1M7 anar 1 ASklno 6460 Ptymouth-ChryaW-MO-Jaou.r black PS/PS. A/C. Bun roof, HONDA CRX 13 1*64 - Wa 46,000 ml*6600 CM 9*4-2776. Colonial 3 badroom .1700 Cal 747-1672 IMOHwyM 9644000 runs good 6400. Call 666-2726 floor. 61.000 ml. Runa good. HOME RENTALS. Mr. 316-1234 badroom. 2'« bath Colonial .pin 16 PRINOLE CAT — Eic oond need larger car. Red. cruale, look. good. Paaaad Inapecilon TOYOTA CELICA 187* - OT 5- on ' 15.700 ml Ask mo 812.500 BUICK CONVERTIBLE 1671 CaH 717-6216 JEEP WAGON LTD - Choctoto apd, leather, sun-root, sm/tm CM 542-3666 1674 26 LUHRS — Marlboro Exoananl Candnton caeistl. fxnallint oondmon. POCONOS - Naw houaa 3 .aaa. anding door* flbarglaa*. 21S waukaaha Fraah DATSUN — 1661 210 6L. 6 apd. brown, wood grain eKtoa 4 back. badrooma. kXt. and laM. Waakly Full vwjw of In-ground haalad Can 741-6634 or 741-4046 loaded, low mileage tTOOO, Con • 10.600 201-626-1269 or 1676 TOYOTA COROLLA - watar ooolad Fry brtdga. Dual a/c. sun-roof, touvars, am/tm 236-149* Wagon. 1 apd. 74.000 maaa. or monthly. Can SM-31S4. avaa. pool wfth attoa and diving board, CADILLAC ELDORADO - 1MB 672-1061 M2-66S1 control*. Full ouatom wtntar can- SUZUKI ENGINE 1982 caawtl*. 51.000 mi.. 9* mag. Rune oxoaa.nl Aaklng 6660 CM fanoad yard, baaamant. oom- vaa Trim taba. Siaapa 4. Extra* Tnpta black. Siioman tor raato- ctoan. 19660 nagoltobto. 1644 PEUGEOT - 60S G L Mint P - wat bar. 2nd dan $300 or Bast Offer KITSON CHEVROLET CO 642-6414 • 15 000 Can 222 *M 7 or ratlon or parto Won't atari 1600 •67-6466 Hwy 36 condition Low mileage. Aaklng 106 Furnished with doubt, akjad fMptMa 1 B77-07M. Mr Pao. Call 741-0139 aftar 5pm tor quick aato. 671-7646. MMdto- 5421000 • 10.000 Call evoe or weekends 1676 TOYOTA CELICA - play araa. aaoond kllchan. offloa- DATSUN STATION WAGON 530-0440 Wagon 5 apd 74.000 MHa Room* SUZUKI 167B PS 166S 1*71 — Naad. work Good for •OOTTV gym or playroom Walk to IB' RANKIN 1663 - Bow Rldar. Mini cond Aaklng 6600. LABRIOLA MOTORS Runa aticaanl. Aaklng 6660 CM ABERDEEN - Room In private ichook). 5 mln to train or Q S P 121 HP Volvo. I/O. haavyduty. E- CADILLAC 1670 part. 4-good Uka naw area. Newman Springs Rd Rad Bank PLYMOUTH VALIENT — 1(74 4 642-6414 home. Light kitchen prhrltodgoa A mum to *aa Principal* only Z load traUar. 66000. Call Can 466-6464 aftor • p.m. 6200 Can 264-4667 741-2433 door, green, p/a. p/b, brand new 1 mo. security 6300/mo Can ownar for appoinimant 171-6960 1661 SUZUKI T6 960 — Dual Ca> 961-06*4. nraa Very dean Moo CanTRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1*60 171-6264. 1661 DATBUN 310 OX - 6 apd , LIKE NEW - 1864 LTD atatlon 767-1699 Convertible. ».000 oflg 566-4013. purpoa. anat btka Bought laal CADILLAC - 1664 2-door con- a/c. am/fm. rear dafoggar wagon. 66200. P/S. P/B. 22 RHODES 60 - 6 6 avMruda raar aa tofi-ovar. only 700 mltoa 64400 CON 69&SBM. ABERDEEN TO RED BANK MIDOLETOWN - Magnmaant atoctne. 3 Mil* Including 170 varttbla. 2-yr -old up, angina 6 66.000 mltoa. 12700 or baat offar AM/FM. A/C. need to Mi Call PLYMOUTH GRAND FURY 1673 "•rtaci cond 6700. Call aftor B trana good 1OO» Raaiofatila. Can 261-9076. 642-5707 — VB. auto, trsns PS/PB. will TRIUMPH TR-7 - Coupe 1*71 Roomsa 4l audtostudioa, from 640 sa wk kvga WWIamaburg 11 yaar old ganoa Pop top. alactronlca A*k- pm 741-6120 HOMEREE RENTALSr -" , Mr 166-I2X Colonial 4 badrooma. 21* bath*. Ing 66300. Naw boat on ordar 64.000 mltoa. MUM aan or trada pea. inspection. 6600 Call aftor Only 66.000 man. Look. man. Can anat 6 p.m. 671-6066 Baat offar 747-1694. 1*76 DATBUN - 66K Run. wan LINCOLN - 18*0 Town car 4 6 Pm 787-6480 Una WM. 818*5 CM 741-0910 2 oar garaga. flraplaca. ga* 660 SUZUKI 1676 O6 428 E - Good 32 mpg 6600 Ca« 264-6363 ABERDEEN TO RB> SANK xw BuHt-ln awlmmlng pool 2 oond Baat oltor ovar 6600 Can door. Mini condition Fuay Room. I atudloa from 640 • wk 24 OWENS CABIN CRUISER - CADILLAC FLEETWOOO Balaam 64 p.m. Waded MM sea 66*60 Can 1674 PLYMOUTH DUSTER - 1671 VOLKSWAGEN - Great HOME RENTALS. Mr. 366-12*4 front anwanuaa. Houa* originally All bright work. Muat aaa to ap- '67-4761 aftor 1 pm BROUGHAM 1661 — 2 door All •71-8664 Gold Good condition (750 Call running .nape. 6426 or beet bum aata kvaa modal homa In pradato Haada * um* work 1673 TS 400 SUZUKI — Good axtnja. T.ooo mllaa. Can 261-6446 offar Can 4653448 OtAL ARIA - Woafy furnlahad Lincoln- Mercury-Merkur I'll—Jl HIM davalopmant Baal offar CaH 767-4664 condition Mual aM Aaklng 642-7017 VOLVO PARTS SALE - New- _ 6166.000 Muat STRAUS LINCOLN.MERCURY PLYMOUTH SATILITE 1670 — 4 6960 Call 222-4146. Aftor 7 CAMARO 1M0 - V-6 Auto. A/C. dr.. 8 cyl, auto., P/S, now area, ___B. tor oldie*, restorer. prMladeaa. Saml-pn- aaa Principal* only Call Warran 26 CHRIS CRAFT EXPRESS 170-2274 DAT6UN 200SX 1669 - 6 apd.. Highway 94. Koyport. 264-6500 l. Caa 5311663 CRUISER — 1677. hardtop, PS/P6. rally whaato.. AM/FM PS/PB/PW, A/C. am/mi, sun exc. tranB.Good mpg Aeklng Cheap! REO BANK VOLVO. •tandup haad. atoap. 4. dmaaa. V roof SL Pkg 96,000 ml. 65000 LINCOLN VERSAILLES — 1177 6*25 or baat offer CM 34W-19S1 741-J614 ROOM — Non- SUZUKI OS 660 - lllBBBBM Maati Vary atoan 90.000 ml Creemputt Loaded. 4 door Call MIDOLETOWN - Looking to buy gaHay. full alactronlca. l/B. Many condition 19000. Can Tad at 61200 or baat offar «71-6060 Call Jeff 747-6820 PLYMOUTH SATILITE 1872 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 1877 - amour Encmnl lauaaui Can or pan your homa? Lat u. hafp Mint I 111.1 466-1772 747-663J 64000 FIRM 6M-6BM arlar • pm youl CENTURY 21 Elnblndar Ra- CAMARO Z26 1B7B - Rad WUh DODGE. COLT 1676 - 4 dr . 82.000 ml »150 Automatic IranamtoMon. sm/tm buck imanor. 310 4-aoaad. auto., am/fm. naw nraa. Exc LINCOLN TOWNE 1677 — 4 dr , CUI 871-0218 •torao ciinna CM 5*6-0027 KEANSBURO anora. 171-3600 SUZUKI 460 GL 1669 60.000 ml Maw roof. need. ALUMINUM BOAT — 14'V 2.960 maaa. 61100 or ban offar P6/PB, am/fm raiasln Aaklng Aeklng 62500 PLYMOUTH 1873 SATELITE aftor B p.m Room for rant. Plaaai MIDOLETOWN/OAK HILL - Sears with 7'* h.p Chryeler en- Ca. 667-0764 66400. Call 649-1106, 8pm 871-1506 wtndaNetd 69000 Call 767-6*6*. 717-2147 i. 2 bath ranch In PS/PB. aulo A/C. radio, dg. VW CONVERTIBLE 1*67 - MM 767-7247 on* of MMdkruwna moat da- in. 4 .ii aocaasortee AMing 1661 YAMAHA 660 SPECIAL - CAMARO - 166*. 3 door. 6 crl . 1676 DODGE ASPEN — Uka lighter am. 6 cyl. 81.000 ml body. *aoMant running oon- Convanlant to r1200 741-766* aftor 1pm Many axtraa sock 6*65 CM 767-69*6 or now. Ortgtonal 16.000 miles Ask - LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS GREAT COND 1478 7(7-06O3 dmon »pprsiaad Maw Muat KEVPORT — PgrnUnM room. aarkway and tram atauon 671-6146 Ing 12600 Call between S-B. - PRICED RIGHT RASSAS sen el SIM*. Can «4« am qukM. prrvato antranoa. Or) atraat BEETLE CATBOAT Can PLYMOUTH - 1676 Inground pool. Fira- 741-5662. Mk for Lou 172-2426 PONTIAC. 3*6 6ROAD ST . REO parking. AduH mala prawwraai. Good condition CAMARO Z9S 16*6 - FuBy BANK 741-1160 wagon. 6*00 CM 671-0*91 after 1674 - I lend 170/wx 736-1111. CM 220-7871 loaded, maroon with tan Interior DODGE ASPEN WAOON 1677- 0 p.m. , 0*. 30 MPO deck On quiet street. Excellent MAVERICK 1*71 — 6 cyl Runa. 1*66 CHRIS CRAFT — 21' cabin 2S1 Mooed* -roof. B600 ml (14.000 Call • cyt.. automatic, PS/PS. 6600 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN STA- •nave. Ji» RSO BANK - Conventonl Broad ' xn system •1*1.600 By cruiser Sleep. 5 He* etova. day 6-4 p.m. 431-8300, ewM. 6-* Call 466-46*9 aflar 12 noon but need, work 6176 or beat apaoHon. ti486 61 location Mature GENERAL MOPED 16*1 TION WAGON 1674 — Oood or Can lor appointment •Ink. refrigerator, bathroom, new Good condition. I960 m 46i-26M. offer Call 530-8513 961-6011 741-1496 or 747-6661 671-6616 DODGE OMNI 1*76 — 4 oyl, 4. condition. Clean A/C. radial engine 4 many extra. Aeklng Can 465-0740 CAMARO LT - 1677 20.000 spaed. Factory wood grain side* MAZDA 1S72 •res. 11600 Can 671-4064 vw aua — 1674. Baaing oom- TOMS RtVER-turnlahad room. MONMOUTH COUNTY - Call 13600 or boat offer CM Run. good Need, brake work MOPED maad on rabum angina. Vary 1 roof rack BeeuWur cond No 1674 PLYMOUTH - Slant • ptoto for pan.. Beat offer CM kNcnan 1 bath pnvllgaa. 1 mo. tor our oompamamary brochura 5*6-6018 ettor 6 90 p.m mooth, daan oar. A/c. P/W.danto or mat Runa wM, new • 160 Cell There*. 466-0631 261-1614 affgr 6 pun. •acurlty. I960 mo.. 244-4710 of awaualv. laynnga. Poraaaa motor. ExoManl condition 6*00 26 HUNTER - 1674. 16 Can 642-6613 dutch, sacrifice 11000. CaH MERCURY BOBCAT 1*7* - POUR SEASONS REALTORS CM 741-1697 afaar 8 VW JETTA OLI r**(—jVopd.. 4 Evmruoa alaolilc, 4 aaii*. ala*p* 41-13*8 very good rubber 4 mechanical dr Exc cond P6/P*. A/C. 100 Commercial RUMSON 960-6600 >, loadad. brtawi oondltKm Prio* PINTO «76 dual axhauat. palm ExoM- PLYMOUTH RELIANT - Cuatom tnosnsnl condnon 6275 DODGE ASPIN — 1660 4 door, oond Decent body 6800 or boat AM/FM c.aaatls cruiea/cn* Rental* MIDOLETOWN 671-6900 110.600 671-6311 lant oondman fnaada 4 out. Naad offer CM 466-3143 wagon IH9 PS/PB. A/C. 26 HOLMOEL 646-3700 CM 736-1*61 rnonjyorC-tod.MBOO-b/0 cyl.. auto. A/C. p/a, p/b, naw liter engine Zlebert ru«i proof aun-roof 14.200 530-6122 AMAZING - Rad Bank, prime 16' ORAOY WHITE - 1676. Bow tree 12750 or boat offer CM OAK RIDQE REALTY PUCK MAXI-SPORT II MERCURY BOBCAT - 1676 4 Aeklng, 14900 CM ettor • VW RABBIT 1878 location on-sna parking 2500 Rldar 140 hp I/O. all •71-1266 oyl.. 4 apd.. good condition 543-4618 Adult Communltlaa Exc oond, only 660 ml CAMARO - 1677. 6 cyl auto, 2dr . aun roof, eack anlfi. 11600 aq n open area, including of- 6600 CM 2B1-5312 or 661-7771 CM 741 -MM or 741-4041. fice. 61400/mo. + 941-6060 19700/b.o _ Beet offer CM 642-4948 a/c. p/s. fit. am/fm radio, good i DODGE CHARGER — PLYMOUTH 76 DUSTER •71-0632 nraa 69760 or ban oftor Call k. Vary aporty. P/S. P/S. MERCEDES SE460 1674 — Slant B eng . auto. 2 dr, p/s. p/b. RED SANK — Naw Hating For Boat yard 261-1441 or 211-9610 VAMAHA CHAPPY — 1612. A/C. raar window defotfgi. raar VW RASSIT 1»t9 - 4 door. A/C. aato by ownar Charming, wan- aubarb condition, vary faat. 671-6090. While wtth navy Interior. 4-spd am/fm stereo. A-11 77.000 ml AM/FM radio New Wee Excel- IMP 77 91 ft. cuddy. 236 omc. «o«ar. In ancanint condition suck shirt Qreel buy 66000. Coll • 1250 7(7-0603. BRAND NEW mamtamad 3-badroom homa In halmat Indudad Mual ba aaan 4 CARS UNDER 62.000 4.000. Asking 67300. CM Mioo cm JUST REDUCED 66000 Mon-Frt 201-436-5036 466-24 2S • graat family nalghborhood or 6964696 waakanda toal dnvan. 6460 or baat offar KINQSLEY AUTO SALES 767-4696 PLYMOUTH VALARI STATION wa. 1350 now 1300 Faatura* includ. Baautltul hard- 747-6266 MERCEDES 460 SE 1*60 - WAGON 1*77 - 1500 or boat VW SUPER BEETLE 1671 - RED BANK. Broad SI Approx wood floor*, larga tun porch, JOHNSON OUTBOARD — 50 767-7667 DODGE A6PEN 1676 - Good White, epollera. Plrrollia crulee. 400 aq. ft. plu* uW*. Can Offer Cad 142-4172 efter 6pm. Clean, rebuilt engine 61800 or brick ttraeUoa and formal dining HP. atoc atart. ramoto oontrol. 290 Trucks 4V CHALLENGER 1673 — 400 condnon New avaa and brakes ASS. eun roof, alarm, custom ell day weekends beat offer CM afar B p.m. 741-1449 daya: 671-4141 avaa 1 room Thara I* a walk-up larg* axe. oond. 1600 Call 642-7546 a. rear, body lair. In- Manual ron top roof. CM Mai cover.. 46.000 ml 620.000 642-2978 waaHanda. •me and tonoad backyard Walk- WaaUnda only. Trailer* 11000 firm Alao. 1174 671-6143 CM 170-1114 PONTIAC QRANOEVILLE 1672 COURTS OF RED BANK ing dlnanca to avarything. Only CHEVY PICK-UP 1677 — 6' bad, Roadrunnar body 4 Interior In — 4 Or needs body work Motor VVV SUPER MET L11874 1116.000 Call 747-6103. no bro- LASIR — Sailboat. good oond Many parts lo go with DODGE COLT 16*9 — Vary MERCURY COUGAR XR7 1661 Ores. etc. good (460 or boat E«c cond (1500 or beet offer LUXURIOUS — Offtoa aulto fully eM New rainbow *ell Boord 4 cap. Mm roof, manual tran.. 6 oond. AM/FM stereo 30.000 mi, exc. cond. Beat offer. fumlahad AvaHabla on par dtom kara. cyl CxoM.nl oond. Aaklng ' 1 SM 1*00 CM offer 544.1167. after 6. Call 871-0226 •par bag. AH blue llnee-bekae Her « p.m CM 796-6766 baaaa. All amanioaa inoludad RUMSON WATERFRONT - lull EncMini oondmon SHOO •9*00 CM 767.766* 1*60 PONTIAC PHOENIX — 8 SQUAREBACK For Information oatl 660-7300. ^r torrlflc 4 badrooma. 2'/t or boat offer CM 747-1724 CHEW RACK BODY TRUCK CHEVY MON2A 1676 — V-6. MERCEOE6 BEfiZ 230 6L — cyl. Good condition. 50.000 ml 4 work. 6-J_ FIAT 19* CUSTOM 1676 — Run. 1666 convertible 2 tope. whit, epd. 4 dr, p/a, p/b. a/c. asking 46.000 ortg. ml. 6200 or bei batn*. curvad *talr*. EngHah gar- MAKO 21 CENTER CONSOLE 16*6 -I960 Lota of naw ppan . 661600 or bbeet great, took, graat. 6600. Can dan. 9H>n% tarraoa ovanooklng CM 717-6064 with red Interior. 4 .peed, axe. 69000 Call after a p.riv offer. 590-0*40. B ..m -3 p.m MIDOLETOWN-Shara naw Rl 31 1677 — With 140 hp Jonnaon. offer C M 717-627-62004 ask tor Rich (26-0636 after 8 p m bond.. 112,500 or beat otter Call v offloa with othar prof. All oonva- tha lovaiy Navaamk PJvar. pn- 741-1696. aalaty locawd 6460.000. Nawty rebuilt angina, with powar CHEVY CIO 1611 - PS/PB. low CHEVETTE 1677 - 2 dr.. auto- 741-2662 VW VAN 1876 manoaa. Good parking. Day* trim. 1664 garvanlxad tandam FIAT 1676 1682 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE - Camper type 62800 I E.A ARMSTRONG AQENCY. mllaaga. cap ExoaHant con- A/c. good body, runs Very good oond, rune great. 30 ail 61ll;avaa-wknda671.2060 whaai traitor with aarga brakaa DHton 66000 CM 642-4271 or 1678 MERCURY BOBCAT - 4 Wagon. Pit. P/S. P/W, P/L. A/C, offer. Call 468-1623 Raaflor*. 556 Proapact Ava.. LM mpg.. Aaklng M06 CM cyl.. auto, p/a. p/b, 604,000 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - «a Sllvar. 741-4600 _ _ oond 110.600 Can AM/FM stereo, root reck, wood 871-0473 or 671-6666. 264-1402 mile* Runa very well 6660. Can panels, leather mt. 50.000 ml 1663 WILLYS JEIP - Runa Long BranchBran . Can 6 AM PM. gr«*t. looks great TRAILER - IBM Andaraon. CHEVY G-10 1660 - Long bad 1872 CHEVY IMPALA - 2 door 1*69 FIREBIRD - T-Up AM/FM 741-353* Aftor 5 30. 542-4517. Exc. cond. 66600 741-0610 6704136. 1 O'DAY 19 — riliaisiaaa —Mlioot Van. 6 cyl. auto. Sal up for V*. p/s, p/b, S960. Call 871 -0425 offer CM Rtok 66'xiO . tun Wnght adwon. raatltll. a/c. aky Wu. with blue MERCURY LYNX 1662 Mon-Fri. 8-8 p.m. RED BANK — Convanlanl to- 1 aall. row lock*, motor mount, aaspamar or aHplikilni. Raady " r • p.m interior. 6*000 or boa offar Call 787-3*61 a r 4 p.m. •lorag* ahad. Farmlngdala araa traitor. Aaklng MOO Can to work. 64700. CM 964-1766 4 dr., PS/PB, A/C. Mvar. 47.000 PONTIAC WAGON GRANDE caaon. 9. 3. 6 4 room omoa *ult- PartaaNy furnlahad. Aaklng CHEVY MALIBU WAGON — 4663042. aak torMichae l m avail. 66 par aq. ft. Ind. A/c. -1147 ml 19660. Call 741-2991 LEMAN6 1676 — V-6. am/fm 300 Autos for Sal* • 10.500. ImmadklH occupancy CHEW CM 16*6 - Duel 1877 73.000 mile. P/S. P/S. caea»fto. A/c, mag. wheels. ha*, parking. 747-1100. Call 6T1-9446 aftor 6 pm RHODES 1676 — 2 yr ok) Mil.. •neete. umny body, great ehepe. radio Aaklng 61700. CM FIX-EM-UP* MERCURY LYNX — 1661 Auto, 1874 VWDASHIR1300 s/c. 62*00 or beet offer. Call 74.000 ml.. Immaculately main- 6MALL OFFICE - In prlma of- In good ahapa. Baat offar ovar Aeklng 62000. CM 716-26*8 261-1192 tained. 1 owner 13750. Pleae. •2750 CaH avaa. 741-M76. 1674 OPEL 6400 2B1-6O64 Itoa bunding naar Rtwai^law Hoa- 132 Condos & DOME 1679 - Powar Wagon. CHEVY 1878 VaauvWa — Cue- 16MVWBUOS160 call 842-0896. anal. Rad Bank. 6300 par month SAILBOAT - 20' Bucklnaar Townhouses VS. 4 apd.. TD P/Aijgto plow torn van. Carpaled, atoiaiiligfl. 4 H70BUO ENGINE 1100 MERCURY CAPRI — 1660 Sun PONTIAC FIR06IR0 SE 1863 - all inctuafva. Call 741-4)160. •pa 4. 10 HP Chryalar out- Cap CM aftor 7 p.m. 741-6196. captain ohaka. etc. Very omato. 1674 FORO 6100 room, auto trans, a/c. premium 111 A BADGE OF DISTINCTION 5 apd . 21.000 ml . Performance eun/Furnlehod Offloa Suite. board 1 aaay load Irallar. r " Car aalaaman win whQlaaoJB lor CM 264-9T71"""" eound aymm. 50.000 ml., mini Shadow Laka Vlllaga RaiBIII offar. Call 871-1191. DODGE - 1*73 Maxl-van. Slant peckage Loaded 072-8468, 5-8 •With Secy 4 Anewertng Serv 5 Good work vahMto. 6600 or •9100 992-0696 condition I4OO0 642-3725 p.m.. weekend. M day. AVIS WALKER 6 WALKER. Raaltor* FORD VAN 1677 - Cuatomued. ' >. OM 741-6700 96' SEABIRO — 1676 With fly- Mat offar Caa 261-1614 affar 6 A/C. queeraphonto AM/FM 741-6912 CHEW MONTI CARLO 1669 MERCEOE6 — Model 230. 1174 PONTIAC — 1615 Grand Eva*.: John V. Wllaon 1a.m. aa 29' Phoanlx) V-6. PS/P*. A/C. vinyl roof, a Good cond 6*000 < Blue, now engine 4 brakee. 100 Buildings/ 630-0667 Aaklng 696.000 Call 2B1-O3OB am/fm oaxwaoe. Exc. oond. Aak- beet offer CM 6ag Weatheiaby Outstanding condition 14800 or LeMan. wagon. 6 cyl.. am/fm Young Used 1*7* DODGE VAN - 900. 116 lng UKX Can 264-4234 599-2*6* or 36S-3024 ^ b/o Can 642-4418. stereo, a/c, good transportation. Q HIGHLANDS — Luxury 3 SEA RAY 90' engine, p/a, p/B, auto, carpeted Call 642-7473. Naw 6 cyl. motor. Exc. oond. front wtth wliidowe. cap* GARAOE RENTAL — Largo gar. badroom. Ooaan vlaw. 11200 CHEW CITATION 1660 — 4 cyl. FORO - 1672 1662 MERCEDES 3*0 S L - PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1664 — Cars aga 36x50 Mock bunding 3 larg. ERA LINCROFT REALTORS Many axtraa SS600 Call olaalra. em/fm etorep oaaet auto.. Air, New shocks sxc. oond 31.000 mile*, antradto grey, oya- 266-6646 at 5:30pm or 10:30pm Rune. 6900 a. 1. PS/PB. A/C. AM/FM stereo oarrtaaraad doordoos) Haaaa offloooaa . 3 Swimming Rrvar Rd. bod 4 tobto. Back divided for Muat «ea 11660. Coll 571-0117 CM 8721354 ter leather Interior, alarm system. oass.tto. 5 apd., 6 cyl, bleck/w For Sale Mar. aUBItic. 3 phaaa 9H. m 747-3636 Eva*. 662-4560 IB' STARCRAFT — 66 h.p. exc. oond. After 4:30. 574-12*2. CHIVY MONZA 1*79 - 4 1676 FORO FAIRMONT tan Interior 17,000 ml Musi eon ouMnaa* »ona. Hwy 33. Naplun. NAVESINK RIVER - Rad Bank Evlnrudo. Naw long traitor 62600. cylinder autoBiMu. New area * this week. Aeklng 16000. 47 t*rmB*r> A> Call 717-6092 —Wagon. • oyl. auto trana, a/c, MOB IBS* 1600/mo Can day* 196-09M. Spaciacular vlaw. 1-2-3 DODGE RAM CHARGER 1676 brakes 6 IMC CM 672-1672 p/a. naw trans. 61100. Call Runs good 61600 671-6*19 ava. 226-4361 badroom*, rani with option 13 AMF SAILBOAT - I 4 wheel dr.. v-1, 4 apd. body m 747-1900 CM aftor i p.m 672-0463 M Is*. 747-OMI From 1100,000 Can 741-0616 exc. oond. Run. vary good, but CHEVY NOVA 1673 PONTIAC FIIRO 16*4 — Mint, LOOKING TO RENT — A Garaga traitor, jib 4 mainsail. Vary good Many new pom. M.O.T D. 1662 - Low mileage, am/fm, eun roof, low mileage, lor atoraoa. Rad Bank araa. Can condition Extra.. 6600 Call 107» FORO THUNDERBIRD - SEA BRIGHT — Townhouaa 3 1400 firm. CM 961 -616* VI. auto, p/s repucar 64800 or beat offer Call extra warranty 1*600 firm. CM 741-2620 badrooma. 2* bath*, prtvata 741-S262 or 747-3266 116*6. 296-1111 or 671-6076 667-066*. OM can MK) tnietB 1176 CHEVY CHEVETTE - 4 CM 566-4281 pool, baach 4 tanni* Watorvlaw. 1S74 THUNDERBIRD - 17' Trl- 1*76 FORD ENC 160 - 6 cyl 3 • 136.500 Call 273-2166 90o ptafvttartf afWft, afn/fm radio. apd. 4 cyl. good FORD MAVERICK 1674 110 Wanted to Rent hold bowrldar Marcury 660 out- •9000 CM 4*6-4679 300 Autos (or Sal* 300 Auto* tor Sals APARTMENT WANTED - board. Gator no-ruat traitor. Aak- 11900 CM weakdaye otter 6 All power. A/C. runs wen SHADY OAKS CONDO - 2 p.m. 261-61*1 M00 CM 2*4-6947 Young prillaaBliniat tofnato seek. badroom. 590-0600. Mlddkatown Ing 63600. CM 264-6750 CHEVY CHEVETTE - 4 door. 4 •mo* 1 bedrcom/eiudto apt. In RaaHora. 666.600. 1*76 FORO PICK-UP — 4x4 apd. a/c. doth IM, naw brake.. FORD PINTO WAOON UTS - 4 Pa* Bank ere. for tmmedlcto 154 Recreational 15x36- area with white wagon eoeupency_Ptoee»oontoclKethy Waot End. Imparlal Houaa Vehicles **•*!* 4 much more. Baat offer 1-0426, ^1200McT<>77r«r7,*'or 01146 6600. eat 41. OCEANFRONT CONDO aver 15200 CM Joe anytime CHEVY BLAZER 1664 - 4 wheel i badroom apt. with baach obi- 18 CORSAIRS TRAVEL ONC BEDROOM APT - Or drive Fuay loadad. 16.000 mltoa. FORD ELITE 1176 - In axe , fumtonaa room lor raaponalMa natto, pool 4 laatouant. Annual TRAILER — Satt-oontalnad Exc oond. 112.600 CM 112.000 No pat. 901-670-6514 Stoop. 6. Atoo 1674 Chryator FORD PICK-UP XLT F960 1873 •nape, body and engine. No •71-0473 or 671-6666. tran.. Beat offer. CM The Best Kept Nawpon low car Both main- - Look, and rune great. 69000 •urraundlng :*a 264-6812. 642-2667 Aak tor Joe 649-7116. WEST LONQ BRANCH tained and naw lira. (2500 Call 1B73 CHEVY IMPALA — 4 door, Bamg bunt. 2 tuU batha. gaa hoaL 671-3751 after 6. FORD 16*1 P 160 — Blue pick we. grandfather* oar. IinalUni FORD FIEBTA SPORT COUPE REPUTABLE comral air. vaultod coning. 4 oondtcon. Uka naw Interior. A/C. APACHE POP-UP 1S72 jp. r bod, duo) gaa ton «ca< amclancy/room In prhmto quarry ato antry. Occupancy 47,000 ml PS/PS. new area, am/fm atorao oaaeMka Aanual trenemieBton Low maea. liutna atif ad lanlal houaa Sapt. 16*6 664.600 pa 6. heater, amk. .to deck. 79.000 oflg ml. Mual ba Ctoan. Aaklng 6*00. 466-aTMI Ranger pkg. EM. oond. Aaklng 19000 CM 9*1-0906 •mng 6-19 moa whHa buy- EXCLUSIVE AGENT •Sam 997-6118 aftor 6 pm eean to b. eaka.Bd Seat offer mg/»W SB9-91SS. NANCY KOO COR6AIR - 17V trailer. Excel- 1*1 - ovar (1000. CM KM at 630-7062 FORO LTD 1679 - FuBy equipped. Snow* on _ _ Mm »^ Ifc m ii ttm 690-0600 lent oondmon. Call 531.4063 eve. 641-6964 day* L r mm~ rafnffy naaoa aftof 6 p.m. CORD 1671 F100 — 302 angina. nm. Motor noisy. 6180 or beet houaa. FraanoM. 136 Commercial noor .nifi. run. oood. need. CHEVY NOVA 1»73 - 6 cyl. -«. 741 jsr Two. area, 1B7B FORO PICK-UP — Auto VB 3Ody work. 6475. Call 261-0763 auto Greet trana. 6676 or boat rent to MOO/rao. Property wtth BVi' Sunllne Camper Fully after 6 p.m. offer Con 717-2510 FORD PINTO — 1676 Ugh! good oondflton Mot June 16-90. Rate. 440-6*66. HIGHLANDS — Maaonry build- •eH-oomemad. Snow. 6 oap. CM 48.000 mile. Very good con- «OR0 1CK-UP TRUCH 1661 — CHEVY MALIBU - 1676. 2 door. 741J919 ReBPeCTIBLE LADY - 4 honor Ing approxlmatoly 6600 aq. ft. -leavy iiuty. auto, A/C. PS/P*. VB automatic P/S. P/S. AM/FM High calling. 7O'«1OO' dMdad dition will saw a.p.iatoll or FORO EXT 16*2 - 9 dr. eporta akjdant daugntar naad* 2 together. Cell 566-2036. -edu. tool boxes. 6 power mi radio. 11380 or beat offer CM Oatfroofr) apt- Mi nloa araa o* Rad Into 2 chop. Fraa span. '4 avail- - e. In exc. cond Buy or 671-6090 ooupe-Btoek. 4 cyl, 4 spd.. A/c. Bank. Shr.wabury or Una SI- able Immadlalary 6960.000 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES CM 226-111 or 671-6078 am/fm oaaaeaa, moon roof, mas m. Jury BaK up to 6600/ SouthwMd, Tloga. Arrow. Clto- CHIVY NOVA CONCOURSE — wheels, a*. BMOO ml. 1 ownar. Sal 190-6622 atlar 1 pm CENTURNTURY 21 COZENSCOZEN . Raaltor. or. Cruise Air, Motor INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 1(70 1677 Auto. p/a. p/b, a/c. an »ke new. Aeklng BMOO "tndapandantttt yOwnad" — 4 wheat dr.. auto, now Bra* cond 67.000 IM. 62OO0 or baat YUPPIE NEEDS HOME — Family offer 741-8118 anar 4 tioma aoM. About to ba homa- •11 Rlvar Rd., Faaiir Havan now front and. 1 OM1 iangl * e anew' FORO GALAXY 1(72 •— Naad amaal apt. or will 741-7666 SunMrd Rat plow. Runs wen CMMt after 8 p.m CHIVY CAMARO 1*78-906 Running oond. 6900 NJ 466-3466 767-7116. anara Mana my day. Call Jl» SHREWSBURY — 6000 BO. ft. auto A». PS/PS/PW.. MM beat- CM 671-1966 *»1JBB| US-7661; anar • p.m. 671.961; quality commarclal bug » nla- JCIP CHEROKEE. 7*. V.O •• m% • • Mfc • m FOR 6ALB BY OWeBR - 1*77 torto Colonial houaa on main VI mrouanout. * 41-744* Butok Regal. 9 door. iniaiB. new hwy Both lonod B-1 For aato by 1*76 CHEVY NOVA CU6TOM — NEW 5 YR. 50.000 MILE ownar 747-6900 4 door. p/a. p/b, a/c. am/tm. CM sal. I HI 6-»p.m. only 610-6*48. WARRANTY AT NO 137 Lot* and 220 Wanted 1671 FORO FAIRMONT _ Houses (or CHEVY MONZA 1*11671 — V*. Acreage Automotive PS/P*. Maroon. Goad CBndWan. COST ON 85 PEUi tele RUM6ON - 4 1 aonia 600- A BIG I PAID POR - 1677 6 up. TOYOTA 16*0 4M — Thle award AM/PM Moras. 6666 Co* BY OWNER - TMon FaM Low- waterfront. Principal, only CM Wrecked or non-running oar. 4 wanning true* In Mulls ~ ly colonial. 10 rooma. ivt batha. 643-0730 after 7:90 p.m. truck. CaH 696-9719. Cetok eros.1 CHEVY MALHBU WAOON 1M9 •*» 4 aero* tor horaaa. Naar JUNK AND RUNNING CANS - P6/P*, A/C. roof raok. ackooM Financing 6914.000. Ad- 13S Mobile Home* 696-61000 paid 24 hr flatbed am/tm, raar data*. 21,000 ml PEUGEOT OF WALL. Wnmg 1 acre 6 room nouaa Can and lowing B»rvtoo. 26l-4>Sd» MM oond. CO* 641-4966 M1-0B66 HAZLET — 10 X 66 Living room FORO — 16*6 flalails 1 Illi flea 3' extension 1 bedroom, WE BUY U6CO CAM — Tap ' /whil Ortm GLORIA NILSON weeher, 2 mo old refrigerator dollar paM Bcnwam CBryHar- VAN — 1*766 Chevy Rssxjsj M ana - r 35 In Wall Township • (20i|449-S0S0 , Raanor. i good oond -16.000Sis.o T Can Pfymouth. 141 w. Front St.. Red QaVi• . - a • * Vary aOaO• J Om,—mi OOnaJFfJOr tUmt • M Ami i fluff Hwy. 96. Shf.watury 649-6006 I. 7**-47792f . Bank 747-0767 Ing 61100. Ca*: 171-0666 affar I. CM 767-14*6