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Vol. 107 No. 300 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER. SINCE 1878 TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1985 25 CENTS INSIDE Hostages' whereabouts unclear

LOCAL BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Shiite militia leader Nabih Berri said yesterday that the more than 30 American Members resign Brothers recalllran crisis hijack hostages had been taken off their plane secretly Five members of the swim pool and hidden in Beirut so they would not be hurt in a rescue attempt. advisory committee resign after the happy Father's Day, ' he said. "This Holmdel Township Committee By 6AYLE E. RABIN Airport officials said later they believed the hostages isn't usually done from a brother to were still aboard the plane, but a senior Reagan accepted 63 more families on the The Register a brother, but I felt it was important administration official last night said the administration waiting list to join the Holmdel Swim MARLBORO - Jeffrey Rosen because there were so many days of believes all the hostages except the crew have been and Tennis Center, according to remembers a time when he could not his life he missed when he was a moved from the plane and dispersed around Beirut. Township Administrator John wish his brother Barry a happy hostage," said Rosen Coughlin. Father's Day He said he sympathizes with The hijackers commandeered the Athens-to-Rome Five years ago, Barry Rosen was relatives who want their men re- TWA flight Friday, with 153 people aboard, demanding 3A one of 52 Americans held hostage for leased at any cost. "I feel very bad that Israel free hundreds of Shiite Moslems captured 444 days at the U.S. Embassy in Iran. for the families. You have to live during its withdrawal from southern Lebanon and that Now, with at least 30 Americans held through a situation like that to ... Spain release two Shiites held there. Battle re-enactment captive in Beirut by the hijackers of learn what life is all about." said The U.S. State Department said yesterday it believed a TWA jet, Jeffrey said he made a Rosen. a total of 43 people were still held hostage, including a The 207th anniversary ot the Battle of special effort to honor his brother. group reportedly taken off the plane during an earlier Monmoulh will be celebrated this The strain of constantly worrying Jeffrey "I gave him a call to wish him a stop in Beirut. During that stop early Saturday, the Saturday and Sunday when The See BROTHERS, Page 2A Company of the Associated Militia of See HIJACKING. Page 2A Monmouth County will hojd the annual re-enactment of the battle, and colonial encampment at Monmouth Battlefield State Park. Gun requests are up 3A SPORTS as patients walk out caped from the hospital grounds If TED LOUD last week failed to arrive for his The Register scheduled arraignment in Munici- MARLBORO - As police pal Court here yesterday after- searched the township yesterday noon. for the sixth patient to walk away The patient, 23-year-old Raoul from the Marlboro Psychiatric Rose of Lakewood. is being held at Hospital in one week, residents are the Middlesex County Workhouse renewing efforts to obtain gun in connection with a February permits. robbery charge in that county, As of last night, township police according to Corrections Officer had not yet located a 37-year-old Randy Merriman male patient, who hospital police Municipal Court Judge Melvin I. reported missing early yesterday Kenduck ordered that Rose, who afternoon. had been held at the hospital for His escape brings to six the observation pending a trial on the number of patients who have left robbery charges, be remanded to the grounds or slipped away from the township next week to face group trips since last Wednesday. charges of escape, a third degree The missing patient, described offense by police as a 4-foot, ten-inch white As a measure of the growing man with several tatoos and a long alarm that the walkaways have earring on his right ear, was caused here, police handed out classified as a Level 1 patient, one about 50 applications yesterday for requiring constant supervision. permits to purchase firearms, THE REQISTER/CARL D FORINO Hospital official! said all but one according to Brenda Schwartz, of the patients require constant or chairwoman of the Marlboro Hos- PERMIT APPLICATIONS — From left to right, Pat Mon, Brenda Schwartz, chairman of the Mayor's almost constant supervision. pital Community Relations Corn- Community Relations Committee, and Karen Meron. all Marlboro residents, stand in front of police Meanwhile, a patient who es- See GUN PERMITS, Page 2A headquarters with applications for gun permits. ON Ha WAV — Stacey Gunthorpe of Freehold is only 14 years old and weighs just 70 pounds, but according to her coach Bela Karolyi, she is the next Mary Lou Retton. Karolyi is the Convict still loose after helicopter search coach who led Retton to an Olympic gold medal. hid in the woods. Prosecutor's Office. However, Anderson history, but that Anderson was being taken IB If STEPHANIE 6LUCKMM Anderson, who was handcuffed when he was not in custody as of 10:30 last night. to the Prosecutor's Office on an unrelated The Register escaped, touched off a widespread manhunt The search party included officers from matter STATE FREEHOLD — A convicted burglar who that included bloodhounds, a helicopter and the Prosecutor's Office, Freehold. Freehold O'Connor said he did not know why escaped from a police captain outside the about 35 law enforcement officers. Township. Marlboro and Howell Anderson was transported to the office He Sanitary landfills county Prosecutor's Office yesterday after- A mosquito-control helcopter flew over said he never found out because Anderson the area where Anderson was last seen as Priccanciante said he was transporting Gov. Thomas H. Kean vetoes noon and ran into the woods near Route 33 Anderson to the county Prosecutors Office, never arrived at the office. However, he said and Center Street was still at large late last a bloodhound from the Marlboro and law legislation to restrict the siting of and had arrived at the parking lot adjacent he did not consider the convict to be night. enforcement officers scoured the area in a sanitary landfills, contending that the to the Hall of Records Annex. dangerous. O'Connor helped coordinate the fruitless search for the escapee. ground search from the county helicopter. measure would eliminate most of Police said Edward Anderson, an inmate By 6 p.m.. the bloodhound and helicopter He said he was sitting in the back seat New Jersey from consideration for at the county jail, had arrived at the discontinued their search and police seeking with Anderson, and when he opened the back An employee at the County Jail said garbage dump locations Prosecutor's Office in a police car with the escapee said they were hoping Freehold door to get out. Anderson "bolted. Anderson was a state prisoner, not a county Howell Police Captain Gary Priccaciante police would apprehend Anderson after dark Priccanciante said Anderson was serving prisoner. He said Anderson was staying at when he jumped out of the vehicle, ran when he was expected to come out of hiding, time for a series of burglaries He said he the Freehold jail temporarily, "for some 4A across Main Street, through backyards and said Captain Charles O'Connor of the knew no details of Anderson's criminal type of trial " Children and poverty A state children's support organization reports that youngsters make up nearly half of New Jersey's Red Bank's nude painting is out, tire is in poor and non-white children are four

times more likely than whites to live in 1 poverty. "I wasn't privy to the phone conversation, ' Arnone By CHRIS HAND said. "Mr. Riccio is a professional, I think it may have 4A The Register just been the inflection in his voice." RED BANK — A controversial portrait of a reclining If Riccio did threaten Ellis, this was "illegal, " Arnone NATION nude — exhibited in a vacant Broad Street storefront for said. a week — was replaced by the store's owner yesterday, with an explanation. "I and the other members of the governing body will Espionage charge see to it that the artist and the owner are treated fairly In its place hangs a painting of a tire on a mattress, Arthur Walker, older brother of the and that their rights and privileges are in no way done by the same artist who painted the nude, Penelope subtracted from," the mayor said. alleged mastermind of the Soviet spy Poor. Next to the painting of the tire, is an explanation ring, is indicted on seven espionage by the store's part owner, Joan Ellis, why the nude counts charging he passed classified Of the painting itself, the mayor said, "it was not a portrait was taken down question of obscenity it was a question of whether that documents on Navy ship repair to the particular art form should be in that close proximity to Soviet Union. "Penelope Poor's painting has been removed from this window in deference to the sensibilities of people who the two schools ' 5A called to talk in reasoned tones about why they found this The store, at the corner of Harding Road and Broad inappropriate," the statement says. Street, is a block away from St. James Catholic The painting had caused an uproar among members of elementary school and Red Bank Catholic high school. the community, many of whom telephoned police, fire The mayor also thanked the owner for taking the INDEX and other municipal officials to complain that it was picture out of the windown. obscene, according to police and others "She didn't she have to remove it, but it is But an investigation by both borough police and the commendable that she did." he said. county prosecutor's office failed to find the picture in The Rumson artist who painted the picture, mean- BRIDGE 81 violation of obscenity laws, police said. while, said yesterday that she feels her first amendment BUSINESS 1M In her statement and in newspaper articles, Ellis has rights have been violated. CLASSIFIED 81 said that she received a threatening phone call from "I feel bad. like I've been forced out, like my civil COMICS 81 Borough Administrator Lawrence M. Riccio after the rights have were violated," she said. "Artists have the CROSSWORD MA police closed their investigation. right of expression just as anyone else." ENTERTAINMENT MA . Ellis said Riccio told her, "You can remove that The painting of a tire was put in the nude's place HOROSCOPE Itt because the landlord is "tired of the whole controversy." LIFESTYLE 12A painting voluntarily or your company will suffer the consequences ' Poor said. OBITUARIES 8A As with the controversial nude. "Hommage to Rene OPINION 8A THE REQISTER/CARL D. FORINO Interviewed in his office yesterday, the administrator Magritte." as the tire painting is entitled, was done in refused to comment on either the painting or the SPORTS II WINDOW REPLACEMENT - After the controversial the classic tradition of a reclining nude, Poor said. TELEVISION MA statement that is being attributed to him. painting of a nude was pulled Irom a Red Bank shop, Poor added that "Make-up" - the nude which caused VOUR TOWN M Mayor Michael J. Arnone said yesterday he has been the controversy — is still in the Broad Street store and artist Penelope Poor replaced it with this tamer unable to determine if the administrator made the can be still be seen from the street. contribution. statement. LOTTERY The winning numbers in the New Jersey state lotteries appear on Newcomers' Guide Floweri • Fruit Basket! • Gifts R.N's. GN's. LPN's. Aides Ex- Action Front Page Readers Jobs! Jobi! Jobs! Don't mils your exclusive guide to Send something nice to show you plore the opportunities See the get fast results. Attract 68,000 Read the Help Wanted columns in 2A Monmouth County on Sunday, June care. The Directory of Florists is Nursing Medical Directory in readers with your ad here. today's Classified section 23rd, In The Register on the Obituary Page. today's Classified section 2A The TUEIMV. JUNE 18, 1985

without having direct access to the public U.S. request would avoid the held under Amal guard In west hostages." iskrn that it had violated the Beirut, the Moslem sector of tha Hijacking — U.S. officials say Berri is the key policy. There was widespread war-torn capital, but would not be more specific. Continued from Page 1A to freeing the Americans. outrage last month when Israel freed PEOPLE White House spokesman Larry 1,500 Palestinians In mchMag, for If the Americans have been taken hijackers killed one American, who Speakes said President Reagan's three captured Israeli soldiers. from the aircraft, there could be two was identified yesterday as Robert national security adviser, Robert C. An airport official who is a separate groups of TWA hostages, in Stethem, a 23-year-old Navy McFarlane, telephoned Berri early member of Berri's Shiite militia addition to seven other Americans frogman from Waldorf, Md. yesterday and told him he "has in his Amal said be served lunch to the kidnapped In west Beirut since NEW YORK (AP) - At her high The British Broadcasting Corp hands the ability to end the hijack- hostages on the plane yesterday March 1B84 and believed to be held school graduation in 1164, Dolly quoted Berri as saying that if Israel afternoon, long after the time Berri hostage by Shiite extremists Parton publicly announced to her did not free the prisoners, he would Two> younj g gunmen took control of said they were removed TWA and the White House say up classmates and their families, "I'm give the hijackers, who have ident- the jet soon after it left Athens, "I took 40 chicken lunches They to II passengers were removed from going to Nashville to be a singer and ified themselves as Shiltes, full Greece, and released hostages dur- (the hostages) washed their hands the plane during an earlier stop in a songwriter," her older sister control of the hostages "to do with ing stops in Beirut and Algiers, and began eating. They ware all Beirut. The senior attendant on Willadeene recalls. them as they pleated." Algeria there," he said shortly after Berri's FUgnt 847, Uli Derickson, who was The audience's reaction to Dolly's Beirut's Christian-controlled statement. He spoke on condition of among those released, told reporters Israeli officials have indicated la New York that seven passengers announcement was first complete Voice of Lebanon radio said the willingness to free the Shiite pris- anonymity. silence, "then there were smothered hostages were distributed In groups with "Jewish-sounding names" were oners in response to a public request Other airport officials, who also escorted off. laughs scattered through the au- of three or four in strongholds of from Washington, but the Reagan dience and among her classmates," Berri's Shiite militia Amal. declined to be identified, said no At least a dozen more armed administration says Israel must hostages left the plane after the her sister recalled. Just before midnight, after the jet Shlites are believed to have boarded make the decision. Spain has refused release Sunday night of American WiMadeen related the anecdote moved about 500 yards to a spot near the jet, which has traveled more to release the two men it holds. Robert Peel Sr, 51, who was taken about Dolly's graduation exercises the airport's fuel tanks, the hi- than 8,500 miles since being hi- The U.S. position Is that it will not to a hospital and then flown to jacked. at the First Baptist Church in jackers acknowledged in a radio negotiate with terrorists, and White Cyprus. Israel holds more than 700 Sevierville, Tenn., in excerpts from message that the captain remained House spokesman Larry Speakes her forthcoming book published in at the controls of the Boeing 727. Before Peel's release, TWA of- Lebanese Shiite prisoners and had called the hijackers' demands '.'Im- ficials had said there were at least the July issue of McCall's magazine. "We want the fuel, but not for intended to release them later, as It possible preconditions." 31 hostages and ciewiiiaiibeis on the takeoff. It's for air conditioning and has several other batches of Shiites Israel also refuses to deal with plane. the lights," one hijacker told the captured before it withdrew from terrorists, and apparently feels a Berri said the hostages were being Car accidtnt control tower. The plane later re- south Lebanon. turned to its previous position near PUEBLO, Colo. (AP) - Kelly Dolly Parton the airport fire station. Reno, 18, who starred in the 197V Airport officials said the plane Gun permits - film, "The Black Stallion," sus- 16-year-old daughter, Chastity, ob- would be "like an oven" in the tained a broken leg and possible jected, saying: "Mom, you can't. summer humidity if the air con- Continued from Page 1A and officials to "excercise the actions with regard to patients' internal Injuries In a car accident It's ridiculous. ... What will people ditioning failed. highest restraint ... before we have rights, saying "a patient's welfare Is yesterday, a hospital spokeswoman think?" mittee, a citizens' watchdog group at risk when he is not supervised and The controller earlier said he had which monitors security at the state- people shooting at each other." said He was listed in serious "Sometimes, I act like the parent no communication with the plane's "This time it's not Just symbolic," getting his medication." condition. and Mom acts like a kid," said run hospital. Hornik also instructed the Town- captain, John L. Testrake, of Rich- Schwartz said she did not know if Schwartz said, alluding to the fact Reno, of Pueblo, was involved in Chastity, an aspiring actress and mond, Mo., during the evening that a group of residents applied for ship Attorney to adopt a tougher an auto accident along with 15-year- student at New York's High School all SO residents would go through stand in trying to reach a settlement exchanges with the hijackers. with returning the applications and permits following a similar rash of old Lynette Tuttle of Pueblo, said of Performing Arts, In an Interview As darkness fell yesterday, most escapes in 1983. She has previously with Human Services and the state Cherry Trimble, nursing supervisor in McCall's magazine. actually obtaining a gun. She said Public Advocate's office. of the militiamen or troops who had most of the applications would go to said she was opposed to the use of for St. Mary Corwin Hospital. Cher, 39, who was also inter- guarded the plane in past days were guns, and said this latest action On behalf of patients' rights, the Reno's mother, Ruth Reno, told viewed, put the stripe in her hair residents of the 76-home Monmouth advocate's office has tried to reverse absent. The windows of the red-and- Heights development, located direct- demonstrates how desperate the the Colorado State Patrol that her anyway. "I'm not trying to make a whlte plane were dark. situation has become in the eyes of a court order mandating that pa- son said he was driving at the time statement," she said. "... what ly east of the hospital. tients' residences be locked at all A hijacker called the control The actions of the residents, many residents. of the accident. Patrolman Al Hecht people think about you isn't import- tower for food at I p.m. — "only for Homik and Schwartz have re- times. Last month, the township and of the State Patrol said a ant. What's important is how you mostly women, have won the suport the advocate's office agreed to an those who are fasting, the others of Mayor Saul G. Homik, who said newed their charges against state preliminary investigation Indicated feel about yourself." later" — which apparently meant officials who they say have failed to experimental arrangement where that Reno's pickup truck was north- The actress partially credits her he, too, would consider buying a gun on* cottage housing "higher func- the hijackers, observing the Moslem if be lived near the hospital. provide adequate security and are bound on Interstate 25, attempting to "Mask" role as the mother of a holy month of Ramadan by going unresponsive to their concerns. tioning" patients was left unlocked. pass two trucks, at the time of the severely disfigured boy for her But Richard Wilson, director of Now Homik wants every cottage without food during the day. the state Department of Human Wilson repeated the state's pos- accident. change in attitude. He would not say how many ition that the safety of area residents to be locked until othewr security Service's Division of Mental Health measures are In place. Goldzweig "others" were aboard. Hours later, and Hospitals, criticized community has to be balanced with the rights of there had been no request for more patients to have a measure of said the township could present Mow Kb llto a kid' Diploma awarded leaders for "inciting people tobu y "compelling evidence" that unlock- food. weapons," and warned against the freedom and a therapeutic environ- : In Washington, a State Depart- ment for their recovery. ing cottages would not be a viable NEW YORK (AP) - Cher, who MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) - growth of a "mob mentality" among approach. (luring her television heydey spent Ventriloquist Jimmy Nelson has ment official said the United States residents. But he said "there is a process" has "no reason to doubt" that the for investigating "elopements," as Rose and several of the other 16.000 a month on clothes, says her received his diploma from the While expressing sympathy for recent walkaways were being housed starring role in the movie "Mask" University of Hard Knocks. He's the hostages have been taken away. homeowners who obtain gun permit patient escapes are called by Human A spokesman said the department Services officials. He said be has In the hopsital's Intensive care unit, taught her that "appearance just only nationally known celebrity in applications as a "symbolic which is described by the state as the doesn't make that much difference." the 33-member Class of 19(5, accord- believes 43 people were being held — gesture," Wilson called on residents called for a "detailed investigation" 42 Americans, including a dual of each incident. most secure facility at the hospital, When she decided recently to ing to University President Peggy Schwartz noted. streak her short jet black hair with Wilkinson, a retired dress shop national, and a Greek national — but Schwartz defended her group's a white stripe down the middle, her owner. the figures "could not be confirmed CORRECTIONS Flight attendant says The Regiiter The obituary of Florence R. Brothers (ISSN 17504491) LaMorte, who died Sunday, June 18, Continued from Page 1A larly oriented with a large following PuoUMd tfTMM SMI Wiglllll which ran in Monday's paper was Zmumhml m ID! incorrect. The last name of Mr. and listening to news reports, how- in Lebanon. I think in this instance by John H Cook and Manry C*y Ma* Ollle* LaMorte's daughter, Joan Wyer, was Athens security light ever, stayed with Rosen long after it bodes well for the future of the Ona niamii Plan. SnraWHVy. Nj 07701 spelled incorrectly. bis brother's release. negotiating process." (201) 542 4000 Brancn OfnoM London this past weekend, Doyle "Those days were a living death — He said the United States should Monmoutt County Courthoua*. LITTLE SILVER — A Trans- remember that there are various FfMhoU. NJ 077S said many passengers were not it took so much out of me. Only over M«w6«Honh»*.M0CIB»flPw» Tht AOMCWMd World International flight attendant interested. the past year aid a half did I start Shiite sects. PraM t •nttttad •icluuv*v 10 »>a uat ot al tia tooal says security at the Athens airport "It's hard lo paint every Shiite n*M onmad in *W^ m "In fact, the service manager was to enjoy life again," he said. is lighter than at any other European getting complaints from people who Reached by telephone in New group with the same brush, so we Mamb* of trw Ainancari HIMWi Putftahan) LOTTERY • MorMorv (to AmM Bwaau ot OcuMun. ffw Now airport she's travelled through. did not want to bear about It," said have to be careful," said Rosen. JflffMrV PftM AaHOCsglfOfl York, where he serves as assistant "I did fly into Athens last summer Doyle. "The captain felt that every- to the president of Brooklyn College, He said the politics of this hostage Second Cl«M poMsjQt bgwa «1 HM Bank. N J 0770' PuWsVwd (tetfy mcopt Sal Ml TRENTON - The winning and I don't remember the security as one should be Informed." Barry Rosen said he's optimistic crisis are very different from those payabM number drawn last night in New tight as at other European airports. surrounding the seizure the Ameri- She said the incident scared her that Shiite militia leader Nabih Dtfyt Jersey's Pick-It Lottery was 137 A They're in such a hurry to get the "I just had the chills when I heard can Embassy in Iran. Tar Deity Sundty Sunday Bern can negotiate a peaceful 2 45/ «•** straight bet pays $221, box pays people on," said Joyce Doyle of "It's so different; the Israeli's '12 u 1 70/ MM about it I pictured myself in that solution. 13-51 w 156/WM 70/ mm 2 25/ *•»* tM.50 and pairs pay $22 Little Silver situation and wondered what I would have a delicate situation. If they yaa 1 45' «aa «tV M(* 2 10/« Wai) raMto» coMQ t Mudann and maMary parson The Pick 4 number was 5833. A While the captain broadcast cons- have done, and from what I hear the "Right now we're in the best nai — *i at above ram release the prisoners it goes against straight bet pays $4,821 and box pays tant updates on the Beirut hostage possible position we could be in their policy of giving in to ter- Home dekvvry Qy Gamer — Deiy and Sunday attendants did a wonderful Si 35 • week. Sunday only 35 oenk. De*y only 1 00 $401.50. situation during a TWA flight to without any bloodletting," said rorists," said Rosen "I think the Single copy at Counter - Daily 26 cand Sunday Rosen. "Nabih Berri is head of one 40 cento real middleman, or Wasata, is POSTMASTER Sand addrae* change, to The of the more moderate groups, secu- Nabih Berri." P O Bo* 520. Bad Bank. N J 07701 THE WEATHER

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HOMY. JUNE 18, 1985 LOCAL 3A Taylor trial jury wants counts redefined 102 students graduated "Can you Imagine the shock, can you with his ex-wife, Carolyn Eriksen, about trunk. He drives to Indiana, he drives to imagine the rage of a father? Can you HUM I. KMSE divorcing Teresa. Pittsburgh ... and then he dumps her body INTON FALLS - A total of in students Imagine what was going on in his mind?" The Register But, Venturi said, after the baby was in the blackness off a remote, deserted were graduated from Tlnton Falls School In Venturi asked the jury. born Teresa got better, and the divorce roadside," Chalet said to the jury. Tceremonies held at Monmouth Regional FREEHOLD - A Superior Court jury In a sometimes stirring 40-minute talk ceased Chaiet accused Taylor of deceiving High School. will resume deliberations this morning to closing statement, First Assistant Pros- However, Teresa started "slipping Teresa's family when he told them she had The D.A.R. Good Citizenship award was determine whether Dr. Kenneth Z. Taylor ecutor Paul F. Chalet described Taylor as back" around Labor Day, Venturi said, run away because she was "strung out and presented to Shawn Carter and Jennifer Heggle. is guilty of murdering his wife Teresa. a liar who killed his wife and then created and used drugs up to the day of her death. needed space." He acknowledged Teresa Minn Tran, Llem Nguyen, Halene Dehart and Taylor, 33, is accused of the, Nov. 11 a story that she had disappeared. Venturi told the jury that even though used drugs, but said the "bizarre behav- Carol Le received the the P.T.A. scholastic murder of his 25-year-old wife in their '"There are some unanswered questions, Taylor had gotten the dumbbell away from ior" attached to drug dependency was award. John Alzpurua and Jennifer Heggie Manalapan home. but there should be no mystery that this Teresa, he was still thinking with the missing. received the Nicholas G. Costa award for Taylor has admitted to police that he was a murder, and this defendant was the "tunnel vision" of fear. "Can you imagine a man who would sportsmanship and athletic achievement. The killed his wife, claiming that the slaying murderer," Chalet said, his voice often "I ask you to consider whether detached take the sister and brother of that P.T.A. athletic scholastic award was presented was in self-defense after a "drug-crazed" rising. reflection can be used in view of an murdered woman to the airport and show to James Rowan and Theresa Hill. Savlthrl Teresa attacked him when he discovered Chalet's summation brought reactions upraised dumbbell, whether detached her photograph around and wait for a Kamath received the Thomas A. West Most her sexually abusing their then five- from the slain woman's relatives and the reflection can be used when you know this flight that he knows will never come? And Improved Student Award. month-old son. defense attorney. crazed person can get past you to your then go to his mother-in-law's home for The Jury deliberated for 2V4 hours Teresa's sister, Celeste Benigno-White, baby. You nave to look at this situation lunch because he's hungry, and say Assault attempt claimed yesterday before asking Superior Court who appeared composed in the courtroom through the eyes of a father." "Thanks, Mom. It was good.' Can you Judge Michael D. Farren for a redefini- throughout the 10-day trial, broke down, Venturi said that Taylor shouldn't have imagine the sort of man'' IDDLETOWN - A 16-year-old township tion and examples of the four counts in the and was sobbing as her father, Albert pretended his wife was alive for a week girl told police she was forced Into a car charge. The four counts are murder, Benigno, helped her out of the courtroom. after her death. "A cold, calculating, devious liar, and Mon Route 36 in Leonardo and driven to aggravated manslaughter, reckless man- Venturi made his eighth mistrial mo- "What happened after that was hor- that cover-up instance proves it," Chaiet Hazlet where the driver attempted to sexually slaughter, and/or manslaughter in the tion, accusing Chalet of using Inflam- rible, but it was a panic, it was a loss of said, hi s voice almost a whisper. assault her, police said. heat of passion or in defense of another. matory language In his closing, but Farren control," Venturi said. "But it centered Chaiet challenged Taylor's statement to The girl said she was able to escape and avoid Farren told the jury it can convict or denied the motion. around Ken Taylor's desire to get his child police that his wife was sexually abusing the assault, according to a police report. Her acquit Taylor on all or any of the four Throughout Venturis summation, Tay- into safe hands." their son. allegations are being Investigated by Sgt. Robert counts. lor wiped tears from his eyes or shook his "It doesn't make you like this man, it "Very simply, very simply, she just Ocbes and Patrolman William CoUngelo, the Farren dismissed the Jury at 5:50 last head from side to side as his attorney wouldn't to that. It just isnt true." report stated. night, and said he will redefine the four asked the 10 men and two women on the doesn't make me like this man, it doesn't make anyone like this man," Venturi said. Chaiet also asked the jury to reject According to the girl's testimony to police, counts and give the jury examples of each Jury not to convict his client on the basis Taylor's defense of self-defense. she was riding in a car driven by her boyfriend when the trial resumes this morning. of "suspicion, speculation, and innuendo." "But it doesn't make it murder." Chalet, however, said Teresa's death "Do you really believe that this defen- at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, when she got Into an Speculation about whether the defen- "It could not have been perfect, for dant's life was in imminent danger from argument with the boyfriend and got out of the dant would testify in his own behalf ended these two lovers were star-crossed from was murder, and demonstrated for the jury what he said Taylor's reaction should Teresa Taylor? When he grabbed this car. with the start of yesterday's proceedings the beginning," Venturi said. "Fate was dumbbell and took it from her, how was She told police she started walking west on when Defense Attorney Jack Venturi not on their side." have been if Taylor had killed Teresa in self-defense. she going to kill him?" Route 36 when a car she described aa grey or announced that Taylor would not take the Venturi said that the defense had never Chalet said that even if Teresa had beeM light blue with a sunroof pulled up next to her. stand. portrayed Teresa Taylor as a "drug- '"My god, what have I done? I loved her sexually abusing their son, Taylor's ange r She said that the driver, a white male The defense then rested, and summa- crazed addict." He said Teresa was drug madly,'" Chaiet said, as he covered his did not justify killing her. approximately 35 to 40 yean old, with reddish- tions began. In his hour and 40 minute dependent on codeine, diet pills and face and uttered the words. "He would be "If she did that, she needs help. She brown hair and a reddish-brown moustache, closing statement, Venturi told the Jury cocaine. devastated. 'My god, what have I done?' needs assistance. She didn't need to be forced her into the car, drove up Route 36 to that Taylor had acted as a father to Venturi told the jury it was Teresa's "But what does this man do? He wraps whacked over the head nine times," he Haxlet, pulled off the highway, and attempted to protect his son. drug dependency that made Taylor talk her up in a carpet, puts her body in the said. sexually assault her According to Captain William Halliday, the girl was not hurt. Diplomas given to 88 Bills proposed ITTLE SILVER - Graduation exercises were held for 88 eighth grade students at to help towns LKarkham Place School, Little Silver, at 7:30 p.m. last Thursday. The welcoming speech was delivered by Rebecca Wetzel. Kara Gaetano spoke on "There if track is sold Is a Time." Diplomas were presented by James A. If IB) MM McNally, Board of Education president Follow- ing the singing of "Let There be Peace on The Register Earth," Mary Jude Cox delivered the farewell TRENTON - While an Assembly address. The invocation and benediction were subcommittee continues to examine the given by the Rev. Edward VanderHay. state's purchase of Monmouth Park racetrack. Oceanport, two county legis- lators have introduced separate measures Seniors may sit on lawn to protect local interests. Companion bills, one sponsored by State OLMDEL - Tickets to the free Garden Sen. Frank Pallone, D-Monmouth, and one State Arts Center shows for senior citizens co-sponsored by Assemblymen Anthony H are no longer available for June per- M. Villane Jr and Anthony Paiaia, both formances However, senior citizens without R-Monmouth, have proposed legislation to tickets who arrive one half-hour before any of continue levying a 5-cent tax on each the performance curtain-times are welcome to admission ticket to Monmouth Park. sit on the lawn. It is recommended that those Another bill, sponsored by Pallone, who do so bring their own chain. would let Oceanport maintain zoning These performances include "No, No Nanet- control over undeveloped lands owned by te" today and Wednesday, Kay Starr in the track. concert with comedian Vlnnie Martin Thursday Revenues from the admission tax, to be and "Carousel" Saturday, all at 1:30 p.m. On allocated to Oceanport, Eatontown, Little Friday at 8 p.m. there will be a "Talent Expo: Silver and West Long Branch, would be Showcase of Stars." used to defray the cost of police, fire protection and other expenses due to the Battle re-enactment set influx of spectators in the area, Pallone and Villane said. IANALAPAN - The 107th anniversary of Under private ownership, the ad- THE REGISTER/ CARL ANDREWS line Battle of Monmouth will be celebrated missions tax was paid to the state, which Ithis Saturday and Sunday when The then allocated the funds back to the THAT TIME AGAIN — J.J. Gheraldi, age 6, and aunt Rosemary Miller pick strawberries at a farm in Holmdel. Company of Associated Militia of Monmouth See Bill Page SA County will hold the annual re-enactment of the battle, and colonial encampment at Monmouth Battlefield State Park. This year, approximately 800 to 1,000 Militia troops from throughout the middle and upper PTA mounts drive against new development Atlantic States are expected to participate in the staging of the battle on the same grounds where General George Washington, assuming com- "Next time it'll be fifth grade," one In a related matter, another garden development. McKean charged that com- mand from Major General Charles Lee, led his tffTBIUME UUCXMAN resident said. apartment complex proposed for the area mercial development will contribute to troops to victory over the British in 1778. The.Reglstsr At issue is a plan for 72 town houses that may never get off the ground. the township's tax base, and that residen- Sgt. 1st Class, Thadeus J. Iaaacks, com- developer Craig Bahrs is seeking to build The committee came to an informal tial development will overburden its mander of the Company of Associated Militia of MIDDLETOWN - The Navesink Elementary School Parent Teachers As- east of Thousand Oaks on a nine-acre concensus to reject an informal request schools and other services. Monmouth County, said that they are bringing tract. from King James Construction Company The committee Is currently deciding in quite a few more British troops from the New sociation and school principal are circulat- ing a petition to protest development plans Bahrs informally applied to the Town- to rezone a 10-acre tract between Many whether to vacate unbuilt township streets England States this year. ship Committee to have the tract reioned Mind Creek and Highland Avenue for SO that He across yet another developer's "I hate to say it, but some of the participants for the Navesink area. According to Navesink resident Dean for town houses. garden apartments. land. The developer is seeking to build one may be more in shape than the soldiers in Bahrs said he would work with the Local residents have objected that the of three town house developments now today's army," said Isaaks. Newman, the PTA believes the school is overcrowded, and does not want more residents to help meet their concerns. The development, and another that King proposed for the area between Navesink Uniforms used in the re-enactment must be rsidents complained of what they called James Co. wants to build on a nearby tract Avenue and Route 36, near the inter- made by each participant! and must meet the residential development to inflate the school-age population. drastic and hazardous drainage problems in Atlantic Highlands, would overburden section of those roads. requirements that were set for 18th century caused by Thousand Oaks and other Sears Avenue with traffic. The road would Although the development, Buttermilk uniforms. "They just went through the Thousand Oaks trauma and don't want to go through development in Atlantic Highlands be the sole access to the devlopments, Ridge, has already been approved by the The two-day celebration will begin at 10 a.m., Township Planner Richard Cramer was according to the King James plans. Planning Board, if the committee does not and continue to 6 p.m. on June 22, when the it again," he said. Later, Newman and other residents explained that shortly asked to calculate the number of school- Committeeman Richard McKean de- vacate the streets, the developer cannot Colonial encampment at Monmouth Battlefield age children that could be expected from livered a broadside against all residential go ahead with his plans. State Park, will be open to the public, and after the large Thousand Oaks apartment complex was built in Navesink, the the Bahrs development. Township Clerk proposals for the Navesink. He said last The committee may vote on the continue at Battleground Country Club at 7 p.m., Lawrence Cella was directed to write the night, and has said at prior committee application next week, and McKean has when a battle, open to the public, will be staged elementary school's sixth-grade was transferred out of the school for lack of Navesink Board of Education and solicit meetings, that the Route 36 corridor urged his colleagues to reject the which will depict the attack on the British an opinion on the matter. should be preserved for commercial proposal. baggage train as they approach Monmouth room. Courthouse. The actual re-enactment of the Battle of Monmouth will be held on Sunday at 1:30'p.m. at Battlefield State Park, Route 33, West of Freehold. Middletown to introduce housing ordinance Cleaning fluid spills AIR HAVEN - A drum filled with cleaning A developer suing in Superior Court to Neuberger Estate on Middletown-Uncroft have to be too deeply subsidized. A family fluid apparently fell over on the back of truck •i STOIUIK auicnua build more homes on a township tract than Road, and 570 homes on the 57-acre Congo of four making less than approximately carrying it and leaked much of Its contents The Register local zoning laws allow has claimed Jones tract on Newman Springs Road, an $27,000 a year Is considered low-Income, oFn River Road from Red Bank to Rumson MIDDLETOWN - The Township Com- Middletown is 2,200 homes shcrt of the attorney working for Calton Homes said. according to Cramer's estimate. yesterday making several people nauseous, mittee last night discussed a proposed requirement, while the township has If Middletown accepts the 1,500 figure, He said the figures were based on the according to police. "Affordable Housing Ordinance" that is to claimed Middletown has an excess of 1,200 or offers a compromise that both Calton median county income level. Fair Haven police reported they received be Introduced next week. low- and moderate-income homes. Homes and Serpentelli agree to, the The draft ordinance was revised from approximately 20 calls concerning the spill The ordinance, which would require In Its response the township can acceed township will have 60 days to amend its an earlier version to incorporate sugges- starting at 5:30 p.m. developers to price 20 percent of the to the 1,500 figure, suggest another, or zoning ordinance to allow that number of tions from the committee members. The No one was hospitalized, although some who homes they build for moderate-income reject the notion that they are under any homes to be built by 1990, attorneys on primary change was the elimination of a said they smelled the fluid complained of buyers, was drafted in response to the obligation to provide low- and moderate- both side have said. "density bonus," which would have grant- dizziness, police said. state Supreme Court's Mount Laurel II income bousing, officials have said. Several township officials said the ed developers permission to build more The truck, owned by Safety Dean Corp., ruling. Township Committee members Committee members met in a closed Affordable Housing Ordinance was not homes per acre than zoning laws allow, in Boundbrook, was traveling east from Red Bank have Insisted, however, that the township session to discuss the matter, and accord- designed to better Mlddletown's position return for the moderate-income bousing. when a drum containing a solvent used at has no obligation to provide housing under big to Committeeman Richard McKean, a in the Superior Court matter, although it The draft allows developers the option gasoline stations turned over and opened, that ruling. vote was scheduled. could have that effect. of paying cash into an affordable housing according to police. The spill left a stream of In a related matter, the committee Mount Laurel n states that a munici- As written, the township's Affordable fund, instead of building the housing the fluid on River Road from Red Bank to members discussed how to meet a Mount pality's zoning laws are Invalid if they fail Housing Ordinance would require de- themselves. Rumson, police said. Laurel ultimatum from Superior Court to allow for that municipality's "fair velopers to price twenty percent of the In addition, non-residential developers Police said last night they believed the solvent Judge Eugene Serpentelli. share" of low- and moderate-Income homes they build for moderate-income will also be required to contribute cash to has since evaporated. A court-appointed planner recently housing to be built. buyers. the affordable bousing fund. Patrolman William Acker and Deputy Fire recommended that Middletown would If the committee rejects the idea that Cramer said that a family of four would After the ordinance is introduced, the Chief John Rlley, both Fair Haven, and health, need 1,500 more low- and moderate- the township Is under any Mount Laurel qualify for moderate-income housing with Planning Board will review It and com- fire aad police units from Red Bank and health income homes to comply with Mount obligation, Serpentelli had said he would an income level below 130,000. ment upon it to the committee. After a officials from the county Investigated. Laurel II. Serpentelli has given Middle- order a trial In the case. He noted that the ordinance would not public bearing in coming weeks, tin town until today to respond to the The developer, Calton Homes, is seek- require developers to price homes for low- committee is scheduled to vote on the planner's report. ing to build 1,80 homes on the 125-acre income buyers, because the homes would ordinance. The Register 4A NEW JERSEY TWSMY. JUNE 18, 1885 STATE DIGEST Number of children in poverty is rising Bradley to Join Shapiro campaign H. Kean in a ceremony at the care about our children and re- lost their assistance in 1W because cognise that they are our future and of federal eligibility changes, the •JEWARK (AP) - Demo- County executive laid at a news tiwmmam "Gov. Kean and the state legis- are willing to tackle the problems study said. •Icratic gubernatorial can- conference. Tho taton have demonstrated their affecting them," Kean said. The report also said one-fifth of I Vdidatc Peter Shapiro yester- Bradley praised Shapiro's re- TRENTON (AP) - A state chil- strong commitment to addressing According to the report, which New Jersey's children live hi one- day named Sen. BUI Bradley, D- cord in Eaaex County and said, dren's support organisation said the needs of New Jersey's children, was also prepared by the Junior parent families and that 43 percent N.J.. co-chairman of hi* cam- "He has demoustntod leader- yesterday that youngsten make up yet for many, the problems hive Leagues of New Jersey sod the of those youngsten live in poverty. ship ai Bam County executive. nearly half of New Jersey's poor and grown worse," Scalera said. '"Aban- Governor's Committee on Children's The study also found that: Shapiro, who won hit party'! He has demonstrated an In- that non-white '•Mldren are four doned Dreams' is designed to let Services Planning, more than — New Jersey has child care nomination for governor in the novative apirit and some in- times more likely than whites to live people know that although the pic- 1,BM,000 children live In New Jeney faculties for fewer than two out of . AI.. . - Sa — S- - fc^^^^A^a If In poverty. ture is sot hopeless, there is still — about one-fourth of the state's three children who need them. June 4 Democratic primary elec- Dovauve accompmnmonti. The report by the Association for much to be done to improve the population. — As many as 150,000 elementary tion, laid the Bradley role would A spokesman for Shapiro said Children of New Jersey showed that quality of our children's lives." The number of youngsten living in school children In the state are be more than an honorary pos- a second campaign co-chairman children under IS represent 17 per- poverty steadily Increased between "latchkey" children whose parents ition. would be aiainiinrsil soon. Kean said the state has made cent of the state's 7.1 million 1170 and 19M, from 10 percent to 14 are not home, when they return from "We are going to be relying on Shapiro it 1*h>IUwgt"g Re- progress in dealing with problems residents but make up 40 percent of percent, the report said. For chil- school. him extensively for personal publican Gov. Thomas H. Kean, that affect children, such as pro- the state's poor people. dren under age 5, that figure rose to - In ltd, about 1,150 infanta died campaigning, for strategic plan- who is seeking a second term as grams on lead poisoning and to ning, for ipecific advice and for About 17 percent of the state's provide better pre- and post-natal 17 percent. before they reached their first the state's chief executive birthday and non-white babies ware the hope that the kind of magic Shapiro, », would be New Hispanic youngster! and SS percent ears for mothen and their Infanta. Annual income of lesi than $8,480 that be hai brought to New of its black children live hi poverty, Bat he said the state must do a for a parent with two children and more than twice as likely to die In Jersey's youngest governor if be their fint year as whites. Jersey politics will rub off a little ii darted hi the November compared to I percent of whites, the better Job of reducing the number of $10,200 for a family of four is listed bit on this campaign," the r general election. report said teenage pregnancies ind providing as below the poverty leva! by the - Nearly 150,000 New Jeney Ciro Sealers, executive director of more welfare grants for needy federal Poverty Level Guideline children run a high risk of lead the association, presented the study, families. More than 180,000 children In New poisoning, which the report said Is "Abandoned Dreams: New Jersey's "But I am encouraged that there Jersey currently receive welfare believed to be the leading childhood Rain raises reservoir levels slightly Children in Crisis," to Gov. Thomas Is now a group of people who simply aid, bat about 50,000 young people disease hi the state. RENTON (AP) - New Jer- time of the year. sey environmental officials "The next question is will we said yesterday reservoir relax the drought restrictions Tlevels were up slightly after the and the answer is certainly not," Kean vetoes weekend's rainfall but that Staples said "Bat we may drought restrictions imposed on consider it If the rain continues the state would not be lifted. this month." About 1 04 inches of rainfall In April, Gov Thomas H Kean law limiting was recorded at the Newark imposed water use restrictions in UNIVERSITY International Airport on Sunday, n northern New Jeney town bringing the monthly total so far •wants of dry conditions. dump sites to 1.(1 inches above the norm of According to the DEP, the 3 16 inches state Is facing its wont water James Staples, a f|nfr—-" TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Thomas supply crisis in » yean that H. Kean vets-d legislation to restrict for the Depaitiuent of En- records have been kept. vironmental Protection, said the the siting of sanitary landfills yester- MEDICINE an day, contending that the measure precipitation raised the average Last month, Kean . would eliminate most of New Jersey level of the three reservoirs in water rationing In the 03 munici- from consideration for garbage tf.« northern part of the state to palities and imposed restrictions 75 6 percent, up from Friday's on 137 other communities He 71.1 percent. asked residents hi other com- The legislation would have Hut he said the reservoirs munities to voluntarily conserve prohibited the Department of En- should be 16 percent full at this water vironmental Protection from ap- iFNTJSTRYof proving a garbage disposal site within 1.000 yards of any exhrting Kuan asks 4 to Superior Court public or private well or reservoir serving more than 500 residents or HENTON (AP) - Gov. serve until the Judicial man- near an aquifer Thomas H. Kean yesterday datory retirement age of 70. Kean said the bill would limit Tsubmitted to the state Senate The governor also submitted available areas for landfills to about the nominations of four men to the nomination of Samuel J. one-fifth of the state. v JERSEY serve as Superior Court Judges. Santa of Bridfttoa to serve as 'This bill, by eliminating such The]' are Rudolph N. Hawkins judge of the intennaaicipal court sites from consideration, would deny Jr. of Plainfield. Leonard S. of Corbln City. EateU Manor and eourttes iut opportunity to evaluate Sacbar of Plainfield, Garrett E. Weyroouth Township. them, taking Into consideration such Brown Jr. of WesUield and fundamental site-specific factors as AaSOCMTSJO MUM Edwin J Nyklewici of Pa tenon Also, Kean announced his in- the direction of ground water flow, SHOWING SUPPORT — Entertainer Sammy yesterday, told of his efforts on behalf of the The term of a Superior Court tention to renominate Superior the rate of ground water flow and the judge is f ive yean and the annual Court Judge Thomas DeMartin particular geology of the area," Davis Jr., speaking at a press conference at the Sammy Davis Jr. National Liver Institutewhich Is salary la 170,000. and William T. McDroy of Kean said In his veto message University of Medicine and Dentistry in Newark housed at the university. Basking Ridge to continue ser- Kean i lso —omitted to the The governor added that the ving on the court. Senate his renominatioo of Judge measure would "undermine" the Florence R. Peskoe of Colts All gas senatorial nominations Intent of the state's 1«71 Solid Waste Neck. If confirmed, die would muit be screened by the Senate. Management Act, which requires all 11 counties to devise their own Blue laws end after 106 years garbage disposal plans. Fathers accuse agency of injustice The legislation would have prevented the siting of a landfill in charges he abused his ttt-ysar-old CEAN CITY (AP) - Store keeps a sign in the window of his LIVINGSTON (AP) - About 10 of molesting a IVfr-year-oid girl left Rockaway Township in Morris Coun- daughter but is still not allowed to owners prohibited by law store taring. "Closed Sundays men either accused of sexually in the care of his wife and himself ty see her. from opining for Hitir«" on The Lord gave ss six days. Steal abusing their children or acquitted of Ha said the child became the O That county has been ordered by center of a custody battle, and The fathen maintained that in Sunday In this Cape May County not the seventh." such charges demonstrated outside the DEP to locate a 1,900 garbage many cases, a vindictive ex-wife resort got a chance to ring up He recently added another the home of Gov. Thomas H. Kean though be was never charged with dump In Rockaway by Dae. 1 and to accuses her former spouse of abus- their cash register! this weekend sign: against a state agency they say sexually abusing her, such was construct s garbage-to-energy plant ing their child because the man U for the first time In 10* yean. "Closed Sunday because it Is unjustly keeps them from their alleged. In Morris by MO. Involved with another woman. But Donald Claghorn chose not our Lord's day." children. Andrian said he was later called to. County and municipal officials Most shopkeepers failed to The protesters chose Sunday for by the DYFS asking if be was still "I don't think anyone in the group Just a handful of the 110 shops have contended that the dump would adhere to Ctagnom'i command- the action because it was Father's interested in adopting a child. objects to the harshest possible on the resort's boardwalk did not be located on an aquifer and would ments, and they reported sales Day, a holiday they should have been "That just goes to show the left punishment of child molesten. What open for busimas on Sunday in contaminate the area's water supp- ranging from average to brisk allowed to visit with their children hand doesn't know what the right is we're saying is that their (DYFS) the wake of a judge's ruling that ly- "It was an absolute mob scene. The fathers carried signs calling doing," he said. position is that you're guilty until temporarily struck down Sunday Morris County began sending part Within five minutes of opening, I for an Investigation into the oper- proven innocent," said Ted Piperno closing laws da ting back to the of its trash to a Middlesex County The president of the New Jersey had 100 to 110 people," said ations of the state Division of Youth of Burlington. city's roots as a iieaside religious landfill earlier this year, after Chapter of Victims of Child Abuse storekeeper Edward Devlin, who and Family Services, which they community. Hamm's Sanitary Landfill In Sussex Laws, Christopher Clauss of Burl- Protesters said there are a brought the legal action that claim has wronged them. Heritage Gift Sboppe, which County was shut down under court ington, said as was exonerated of VOCAL chapters in 10 states ' temporarily overturned the "There Is a total of 460,000 eases Claghorn owns, vras among that city's blue taws. Before the closing, 10 Morris of these accusations In the state, 00 handful. He said be will never percent of which is totaly un- open on Sunday. Devlin, who owns nine stores towns had sent their refuse to Hamm's. founded," said Nicholas Andrian of "I believe Sunday U the Lord's In the city, said only four of 110 Caldwell, president o the Coalition Assemblyman Harry McEnroe, D- day of rest and I think Ocean City shops on the boardwalk remained for the Unjustly Accused. has prospered because of the fact closed Sunday He added the nln Essex, the measures sponsor, said be was "stunned" by Kean's veto. Andrian said be was denied a that Ocean City r.ias remained aided sales by taking potential nursing license after being accused closed on Sundays," to said. customen off the hsachts and Claghorn said he normally putting them hi the Morel. Newcomers' Pennies pique 'pike • Motorists on toe New Jersey turnpike spokesman. Guide HHTurnpike are finding that In April, state mediator If Ipennies are again coin non Barbara Zausner Tener ruled grata at the toUbooths, and new that the signs had to be posted Sunday, June 23 "No Pennies Please" signs are again under a 1MB work rules being posted. agreement between the turnpike The Associated Press reported authority and the union, said The Register's guide to Monmouth County is the penny was the subject of a Jean Citrino, another turnpike Ailed with valuable information for both new labor disagreement between the spokesperson. authority that runs the turnpike and established residents. and the HO-member toll collec- The signs were put up at the Z« tors union, which said the small Interchange along the US-mile Well acquaint you with Monmouth County's coin was a nuisance to count and turnpike by the beginning of the month. caused traffic backups. history, it's governing bodies, available com- The "No Pennies Please" However, the toll collectors munity services, recreation and entertain- ligns were taken down last fall cannot refuse pennies, said Dino after several motorists com- LoretangeU, president of Local ment. plained, but the union then 104 of the International Feder- brought the matter to arbi- ation of Professional and Techni- Become familiar with what to do, see and tration, said Gordon Hector, a cal Engineers this summer! enjoy in Monmouth County with The Regis- Midwives seek Insurance bill Have your window ter's Newcomers' Guide Sunday, June 23. screens, patio doors, sassRENTON (AP) - Mere than Ms. Glaser, director of mid- and screen doors repaired now! I 100 people marched in front wifery at Familyborn in Prince- | of the Statehouse yesterday ton, said a national insurance to endorse proposed legislation company that now provides cov- that would mandate Insurance erage for midwives has an- Authorized Insurance Replacement Service coverage for midwives In New nounced it no longer plans to Jersey. offer the coverage after October (jiaii mna lllirrori in Cvtnf -JIM you Can tirtak San. Catherine Costa, D-Burl- because of skyrocketing ington, said she planned to In- malpractice claims troduce a bill that would require Midwives are licensed by the companies to offer malpractice state Board of Medical Exam- insurance for the roughly (7 iners to provide cars for preg- certified midwives in the state. nant mothers la non-traditional Atlantic Glass Get More Details of the proposal have not settings, inch as birthing Matawan Rod Bank yet been Ironed oat. eaaten. 1WMAMST. 21 MAPLE AVE Local News COR. WHITE ST. The demonstrators at the t MAPLE AVE. "I would not practice without Statehoaas, many of whom In- 747-2020 hiving some way of insuring cluded women who gave birth The Register myself," said Robin Glaser of with the hate of midwives, car- CT Princeton, who attended the ried signs saying, "If you can DAILY SUNDAY Statehouse demonstration cars yea can insure "People get mad." Your Hometown Newspaper The Register

. JUNE 18. 1985 NATION/WORLD SA NEWS DIGEST Indictment issued House panel blasts contractor

ASHINGTON (AP) - A Nlcboli li chairman of the defense contractor's ac- Houie Armed Service* Investlga- in espionage case Wcounting system was criti- tioni lubcommlttee. cised by the head of a House and 1M2. panel as "neither accountable Jerry Meyer, a spokesman (or NORFOLK, Va. (AP) - Arthur nor systematic." None of the counts involve Arthur McDonnell Douglas, said: "When Walker, older brother of the alleged Walker's years in the Navy. He Hughes Helicopter, which Is we bought Hughes Helicopter mastermind of a Soviet spy ring, was retired In 1)73 as a lieutenant owned by McDonnell Douglas last year, we realized there were indicted yesterday on seven es- commander teaching antisubmarine Corp., waa unable to document 40 deficiencies In their accounting pionage counts charging be passed warfare tactics and holding a "top percent of Its Pentagon billings •yitem," adding that the com- classified documents on Navy ship secret" clearance. questioned by auditors, Rap. BUI pany had been working to correct repair to the Soviet Union. Nichols. D-Ala., said Sunday In three of those counts, the those dtflclencles. The federal grand Jury's indict- federal grand Jury charged that on ment charges that Walker, 50, a Sept. 2, 1W1 Arthur Walker took, Qerm linked to cheese deaths defense contractor employee, con- possessed and delivered to the Soviet spired with his brother, John A. Union a damage control book for the • 08 ANGELES (AP) - Coun- The federal Centers for Dis- Walker Jr., and "with diverse other USS Blue Ridge, an amphibious I ty officials reported a 30th ease Control has blamed the persons both known and unknown" to command ship based in Yokosuka, feadeath yesterday in an out- outbreak on cheese made by give classified information to the Japan. break linked to bacteria-con- Jalisco Mexican Products Inc., Soviets from about Jan. 1, 1M0 to Three other counts charge that on taminated cheese. but Fannin said not aU the May 10, 1«85, the day John Walker April M, 190 Walker took, possessed Aa 81-year-old Hispanic man, deaths, including the latest, have was arrested. and delivered to the Soviet Union who Uved in the San Gabriel been definitely linked to the Also charged In the alleged es- casualty report messages for Valley and whose Identity wai pionage ring are John Walker's son, amphibious assault ships. not released, died within the past "The majority of the cases are Michael L. Walker, a Navy seaman, He got the documents from his ' week of llsterloeis, said Dr. related to the digestion of cheese, and Jerry A. Whitworth of Davis, employer, VSE Corp., a Chesapeake, Shirley Fannin, associate deputy but aU may not be," she said. Calif., a retired Navy radioman and Va., company where Arthur Walker director of the Lot Angeles Of the 30 fatalities that are friend of John Walker. worked as an engineer, the Indict- County Department of Health part of the outbreak In Los In San Francisco, another federal ment said. Angeles and Orange counties, 13 grand jury was hearing evidence in The Indictment accuses Walker of She also reported two other were stillbirths, eight were new- the government's case against Whit- photographing the damage control non-fatal cases, Including a preg- boms and nine were adults, worth. book and a portion of the casualty nant woman In the San Gabriel according to figures from the two Arthur Walker, who has been held report messages at the Virginia counties. without bond since his arrest May 20 Valley east of Los Angeles and a ASSOCIATED PRESS Beach office of John Walker, a chronically ill woman In the Another stillbirth In Riverside at his Virginia Beach home, will be private detective. Arthur Walker city's San Fernando Valley. County and the death of a LO8T AGAIN — An actor portraying Napoleon Bonaparte arraigned today in U.S. District then gave the information to his Neither woman was Hispanic, as newborn in San Diego County discusses strategy during a re-enactment of the Battle ot Waterloo Court in Norfolk. brother, who was a Soviet agent, the were most of the victims. also have been reported due to in Waterloo, Belgium. The show was to commemorate the 170th Conviction on all counts could indictment said. The three new cases bring to 80 listeriosis, but state officials anniversary of the battle, which the real Napoleon lost to the British. result In several life sentences and The damage control book Is s the number of recent llsterlosis have not yet determined whether fines up to $40,000. repair manual that all ship personnel cases in Los Angeles and Orange those were part of the outbreak Along with one conspiracy count, must be familiar with, said Petty counties. Those Include a deaths or whether they would have Arthur Walker is charged with six Officer Rex Kramer, a spokesman or stillbirths la Los Angeles occurred anyway, said Stuart other counts stemming from two for the Pacific Fleet Surface Force Comity and seven in Orange Richardson of the state Depart- alleged incidents of espionage in 1981 hi San Diego, Calif. Comity. ment of Health Services. Mass grave probe widens

shoveled a 4-by-S foot trench be- Nicaraguan asks more rebel aid WEST POINT, Calif. (AP) - tween two water tanks that lie about Investigators probed two new sites 300 feet from the area where nearly yesterday after a teen-age boy said ASHINGTON (AP) - A the rebel leader said Saturday at 20 pounds of bone fragments were he had dug trenches for a survivalist Nicaraguan rebel leader i conference tponsored by the located by dogs last week. whose mountain compound already has appealed for more U.S. Social Democrats USA, a liberal W has yielded piles of charred human Investigators already have found lid for the Contra forces trying group that is often critical of the bone fragments and clues to the at least nine so-called "bone sites" to topple the leftist Sandinista Reagan administration's Central disappearances of 25 people. on the property, along with evidence American policy. Authorities also intensified a that some of the missing people may However, Alfonso Robelo said Robelo praised recent votes In have been imprisoned, sexually he opposed direct military inter- the House and Senate to continue worldwide search for Charles Ng, alleged accomplice of dead abused and tortured in a cell-like vention by American troops in non-military aid to the Contras, bunker. NicaragM. and Mid efforts to seek a survivalist Leonard Lake, and re- "We must find our own way in dialogue with the Sandinistas will jected a request for blanket immuni- defeating communist powers," ty for Lake's former wife, Claralyn be intensified. Mam San Francisco Deputy Police Chief Joseph Lourdan also said Pact reached to cut acid rain investigators from San Francisco, Humboldt, Mendoclno, San Diego K> HUB MMM ut T. ANDREWS, New Bruns- The resolution said the plan ntf m* tauot will Has EXPANDED and Calaveras counties met to wick (AP) - Chief ex- would "aggressively attack the im m tuti uu ] i mi "brainstorm" over evidence in the MrtV lilK Itcfes ecutives of eastern Canadian problem," cutting sulfur dioxide Come help us celebrate S case along with FBI agents. ••!• Wl mt Itoi * M provinces and New England output by 93 percent in New The inch-by-inch search of the J- II m states ratified a plan yesterday Hampshire, 46 percent In Quebec •H M June 22-23 acre cabin site in Calaveras County to reduce acid rain, and said they Province and 35 percent In Clowns • Balloons • FreeGlfta hoped it will prod their national Maine, compared with 1M0 shifted to the two new areas after a governments to act. levels 15-year-old boy said he had dug Visit our new ice cream store Five oT New England's six trenches for Lake. "I hope It's an example to our Scott Moaner told investigators be featuring WELSH FARMS governors and premiers of five federal counterparts that this is provinces ratified a plan to cut a direction In which they've got Country Fresh Dairy Products regional sulfur dioxide pro- to move and move quickly," said duction significantly In the com- Massachusetts Gov. Michael Buy one cone, ing decade. The combustion Dukakis. get one FREE with this ad byproduct is believed to be the Some of the region's air pol- pollutant most responsible for lution Is believed to come from Attic Fans Otter good S-1M6 - 7-1M6 producing acid rain, which has factories upwind in the Midwest poisoned lakes and streams, The regional plan recognizes Highway 38, Highlands, N.J. eroded buildings and possibly past efforts to curb sulfur dioxide Completely Installed Open dally 11a.m. -11p.m. stunted forest growth. pollution, calling, for example, Quebec Premier Rene for no further cuts in emissions $ ss| Jg ggOO HEATIr, Levesque recalled the words of by Connecticut, Vermont, Rhode U.S. astronaut Nell Armstrong Island and New Brunswick, when he became the first man to which is credited with having walk on the moon and said be was already achieved Its 14 percent taking a small step for a man but reduction under the plan. a large step for mankind. Levesque said the plan is a small The only New England gov- AIR IwTfcY AIf~\ | R|\ IOI \^^ Y| *Air Conditioning step against acid rain but "could ernor not attending today's be a very big step for everybody. session was Edward DIPrete of It's up to us." Rhode Island CONDITIONING CO., INC. Fully FREEHOLD HAZLET METUCHEN Insured Swiss expel Bulgarian envoy 577-1120 264-2551 548-5330 ERN, Switzerland (AP) - Investigation, Jankov helped the AUTO LOANS The Swiss government yes- diplomat gain access to the files Bterday ordered the expulsion of the club, whose members of a Bulgarian diplomat accused include Bulgarian refugees. of espionage. The Bulgarian diplomat was Meanwhile, the Justice Minis- not identified in the Justice try said charges are being press- Ministry statement. .50% ed against the president of the Jankov is already under in- ANNUAL Bulgarian Cultural Club, Janko vestigation for illegally trans- Jankov, a Swiss-Bulgarian dual ferring technology to Bulgaria PERCENTAGE national. from Switzerland, toe statement RATE According to the federal pros- said. It did not specify what the ecutor's office, which headed the new charges are. Briton, W.W. II Yank father reunite Kirsch SECOND MORTGAGE & ITTSBURGH (AP) - Lor- tsburgh Post-Gazette, after see- raine Bedford of Shipston-on- Ing him on a British television CUSTOM WINDOW TREATMENTS Stour, England, has finally broadcast May 21. Roth was founPd her father, a former GI being Interviewed about a story HOME IMPROVEMENT who left Europe and his British be had written concerning a war bride 40 years ago. Pittsburgh invention-marketing company that bad a London 30% OFF Mrs. Bedford, », talked by KIRSCH CU8TOM telephone with her father, James branch. LOANS WOVEN WOODS George Roth of Holiday, Fla., for Thinking the reporter might be the first time Saturday night. related to her father, Mrs. Bed- "This Is the best Father's Day ford asked him for help In her present I could have had," a search. Although the two men tearful Roth, a, said. Mrs. aren't related, Mark Roth man- 40% OFF Bedford said she waa equally .50% aged to track down the veteran KIRSCH 1 INCH mown. and set up the phone call. CUSTOM MINI BLINDS ANNUAL "My heart was beating so Mrs. Bedford knew little about PERCENTAGE hard, It waa hard to concen- her father, except for the U.S. • FREE Measuring service trate," she later said. "Just to Army identification number that RATE hear his voice was more mean- appeared on her birth certificate • Installation available ingful than you can imagine." and occasional stories from her Roth, a native of Berks County mother. and now retired, didn't know 2 FOR DETAILS CALL 820-5901 until this month that his daughter James Roth was a 21-year-old IN-STOCK Prices Start at *3 'e«*n was trying to find him. He said private when he married Joan No lite window shades that keep out the hot he had thought •>» didn't want Cicely Hawkins, a British mili- WINDOW sun and save on air conditioner costs (tart at SI UNITED COUNTIES anything to do with him. tary officer and "one of the 4" a up. Bring your rotten and save. MANY. prettiest girls you've ever seen" MANY DIFFERENT TYPES OF PORCH OR KJ TRUST COMPANY^ Mrs. Bedford, who had bean SHADES DEN ROLL-UPS NOW IN STOCK. searching for bar father without In a brief English ceremony MEMBER. UNITED COUNTIES BANCORPORATION •access, got In touch with Mark rushed by the uncertainties of MEMBER. FOIC Roth, a reporter for the Pit- World War U. Open I A.M. 32 Broad St. Red Bank to S:JO P.M. BeDonl • Bertrty Hughs • Chip* Hi • CSrt • Crantort • Etateiti • H*s* • ag Fridays tW 9 KtfriMilti • Lmcrofl • LnMn • MtMMmn • North PlantoU • OUhurst • Port Monmouti 741-7500 Shrewsbury • SprwgheW • Summit The Register OPINION IV. JUNE 18, 1945 OURS The United States must retaliate

t the moment, immersed in hijackers - or collaborators sponsor- mother hostage crisis, with sed by some Mideast political faction AAmerican live* in danger and no or government — were still holding apparent solution in view, it would Americans taken hostage on TWA serve no useful purpose to lash out at flight 847. As of Monday afternoon, the Reagan administration for its the fate of those hostages remained in persistent impotence in the face of doubt; the ultimate resolution of the terrorism by lunatics and fanatics in crisis remained unknown. the Middle East. It is possible we are embarking on It would serve no useful purpose, another long-term hostage crisis; that that is, except to make us feel better. this ugly incident has escalated from Somehow, screaming in fury at the the level of a routine, if tragic, top of our lungs might vent our hijacking and become a terrifying frustration and dissipate the anger reprise of the Iranian affair. that grips us as we watch one more Whatever happens, one thing is horrifying, inexplicable nightmare un- fold amid the shell-pocked ruins of certain: The United States must Beirut. eventually respond in a way that demonstrates, once and for all, our It seems we've been through this, resolve to deal decisively with ter- or something like it, too many times rorists. We must put the political to count: the bombing of the Marines in Beirut; the bombing of the U.S. criminals of the world on notice that Embassy; kidnapings, hijackings, they will pay a terrible price for murders. And each time it happens, attacking citizens of the United Air Force pays for company's mistakes the Great Communicator goes on States. Dynamics was a classic example of "buyer This does not mean the president WASHINGTON - When a defense contrac- be kept secret, the company might be less television and regales us with tough tor cracks the whip, the Pentagon jumps than truthful. beware." Here's bow it was explained in a talk about the terrible things he'll do should deliver another threatening obediently through the hoop — even when the The Air Force's startling disclosure of the sworn statement by Lt. Col. Alex J. to the next two-bit terrorist who speech. It does not mean Reagan contractor is one of such demonstrated way it does business was made in response Ranclgllo, legal adviser to the Air Force messes with Uncle Sam. should waggle his finger at the malfeasance as General Dynamics. to a lawsuit filed by our associates Donald Inspection and Safety Center: "The contractor shall be reimbursed costs culprits and say, "You guys better The Air Force, for example, has agreed to This all-talk, no-action policy didn't pay General Dynamics any costs It may Incur incurred in connection with mishap investiga- arrive in Washington with the Reagan leave us alone or we're really going if it condescends to help investigate technical tion and related tests or analysis. Nothing I crowd, of course. Jimmy Carter's to get mad." problems with its own F-ll fighter planes. Jack Anderson have found in the contract, however, specifi- inability to combat terrorism — It means the United States must Yet General Dynamics is under no obli- cally requires General Dynamics Corp. to gation to help with accident investigations. provide evaluation and analyses after an retaliate. If that includes bombing Goldberg and Indy Badhwar under the particularly the Iranian hostage crisis Should it decide to do so, tbt Air Force has Freedom of Information Act. aircraft mishap. — cost him the presidency. The every Shiite village we can find, so be agreed to keep the company's findings secret. They had asked for secret Pentagon "Further, there is no penalty provision In American citizenry simply got fed up it. If retaliation means executing We've been exposing the costly sins of the accident reports, including one on the fatal the contract governing the refusal of a with Carter's seeming indecisiveness every Moslem terrorist we can get military-industrial complex for more than crash of an F-lt in Utah in 1*11, which led contractor to provide such technical as- three decades, but it's still a jolt to learn that the Air Force to ground its entire fleet of M» sistance." and apparent lack of resolve in our hands on, let's start rounding the Pentagon kowtows so abjectly to defense F-lts, citing problems with the flight-control dealing with the criminals of the them up. If retaliation means station- contractors. system of the fit million aircraft. Footnote: Ranciglios statement called the Middle East. ing U.S. gunboats off the coast of The Air Force not only admits the We assumed that for lit million the Air protection of contractors' embarrassing Despite the Beirut tragedies of his Lebanon and lobbing shells into Shiite shameful agreement but defends it on Force would expect a plane to fly or demand secrets a "longstanding practice of the Air pragmatic grounds. The Air Force claims an accounting from the manufacturer. Even Force," and said that "defense contractors, first term, and despite the stunning encampments until there is nothing that if a contractor was forced to help a W.OOO automobile carries a warranty. including General Dynamics, are briefed on failure of the United States to re- left but scorched earth and terrorist investigate defects in its products, and was Bat to oar astonishment, the contract the confidentiality of the information ... taliute, Reagan evidently managed to corpses, let's get on with it. not promised that embarrassing facts would the Air Force and General approximately every 11 months." convince the overwhelming majority - And if retaliation means blockading of the electorate last year that be and bombing Iran, Libya and every meant business when he said this other outlaw nation that trades with country would not tolerate continued the civilized governments of the world Cancer profile is downgraded acts of terrorism by fanatics such as while mocking the laws of civilization, the Shiite Moslems who perpetrated then let the bombing begin. BOSTON — Over the past several years, I know if they're getting ready to call the responsible for their own cancer. Not by smoking, but by living alone or being last week's TWA hijacking. We must punish these international have learned about something called The radiologist or the psychiatrist. Some be- Cancer Personality According to my read- lievers hi mind over malignancy have gone depressed or not watching enough Man Now, it is time for Reagan to murderers and extortionists. If we ing, there are certain kinds of people who are so far as to promise cares to those who brothers movies. They wouldn't be sick If deliver on his election-year rhetoric. fail to punish them, we will have most likely to get this disease. The fault Ues visualize good cells eating bad cells - the they hadn't lost their sense of humor. That As of Monday afternoon, the Shiite surrendered to them. not in their cells but in their psyches. Pactnan approach. Others have prescribed sort of thing. The Big C types, say the theorists, are It even managed to convince a coterie of passive, emotionless, hopeless and helpless. patients and families that the best treatment They don't have the chemical grit, as lt were, to their disease lay right between their own to get up there and fight the cancer before ears. They regarded a losing fight against it spreads. They sort of roll over and play Ellen Goodman cancer as a personal weakness. dead. This does not, of course, explain John I suppose it is easy to blame the victim OTHERS' Wayne's death, but you get the idea. lifestyles or laughter in place of Lourdes when we cannot cure him. And maybe that The Cancer Personality profile was drawn It's gotten to the point that anyone who is at the core of the personality research. At by an advanced corps of the mind-body gets a cancer diagnosis better fed terrific times, standard cancer treatment can be as connectors: These are the researchers who about it. If they don't have the power of sophisticated as Sherman's march to the sea. spend their days linking mental health to positive thinking, they're writing their own There is no penicillin, no Salk vaccine for the Finally, patronage will end physical health. Some of their work shows diseases we lump together under the heading that people who are happy at work and in negative prognosis But now at last there is some balance back A|ew Jersey's lamentable history of new policy calling for competitive their relationships are more likely to be Mystery lends itself to mythology. Myth healthy. On the other hand, people who are at the tower of psychobabble The cancer Rla politicized system of motor bidding. profile hasn't been debunked exactly, but it's rushes in to fill a scientific vacuum. It grief-stricken, isolated, or generally miser- emerges as folklore: Be quiet or you'll get vehicle agencies is finally coming The Governor candidly admitted able are more likely to die young. This been downgraded In the current New an ulcer; slow down or you'll have a heart to an end. After 79 yean in which that the SCI's critical finding prompt- finding has undoubtedly cheered the grief- England Journal of Medicine, It is reported attack; stop being unhappy or you'll get stricken, isolated and generally miserable that a positive mental attitude, good social cancer. Myths explain the unknown: He was these franchises were selected on the ed his decision to remove political contacts and a happy life aren't enough to basis of political patronage, Gov. right out of their old blue funk. "cancer-prone"; she had a "cancer per- patronage, beginning in 1986, in the In all probability, the Big C personality help advanced cancer patients survive longer sonality." Thomas Kean has ordered them selection of motor vehicle agents. type was a logical heir to the Type A or prevent relapses. But it. is amazing how quickly myths opened for competitive public bid- "This is a decision, frankly, that I executive. Type A, you may remember, Mind you, I don't really regard this as good disappear when there are cures. I am sure ding. charged full speed ahead into the news. As someone with "a positive mental there are many links between mind and body, should have made long ago," be said. attitude, good social contacts, a nappy life" This overdue procedural reform cardiovascular unit. Together, Big C and between psyche and cells. But we know less Already, there are signs that the Type A offer the average citizen a terrific set and a perfectly dreadful family cancer about the way they work than about the way should bring a significant improve- motor vehicle agency system will be of options. We can choose between being a history, I rather thought the the psychologi- a cell metastasises. A study like this one puts ment in sevice, replacing a critically a major issue in this year's depressed cancer candidate or an anxiety cal oddsmakers were on my team. a check on glibneu and maybe even on heart-attack prospect. But the side-effects of mental treatment flawed system that for years has gubernatorial campaign. Essex Coun- cruelty. justly been under heavy critical fire, The cancer research, however, has gone a for the physically ill were dreadful. The The next time someone offers to paint a ty Executive Peter Shapiro, the bit further. Today, when people talk about research managed to convince a number of Cancer Profile for you, tell them you are a most recently by the State Com- Governor's Democratic opponent, "shrinking" the cancer patient, we don't patients that they were, somehow or other, perfect Type S. The S is for skeptical. mission of Investigation (SCI). characterized the Kean decision as Previously, the system's deficien- "closing the barn door after the horse cies made it the target of negative has run out" and questioned why it evaluations by the Departments of had taken him "so long." He also Public Advocate and Law and Public A policy toward Nicaragua might have questioned why previous Safety. In 1981, a task force found administrations — in the face of critical shortcomings in the selection WASHINGTON - On a recent Thursday few minutes earlier be had been on the losing Kennedy's amendment went down to serious critical evaluations — failed afternoon, the U.S. Senate fell into prolonged side of a roU-call vote on an amendment from defeat on two roll calls-by a tie vote of«-« procedure. to "close the barn door." debate over a policy toward the oontras of Christopher Dodd of Connecticut. Dodd's idea on part one, by 64-31 on part two. Owing to The assessments have been replete Nicaragua. I sat in the press gallery for much was to flnafpe the complete withdrawal of one of those human touches that make tbt with findings of administrative ineffi- Partisan politics aside, the Gov- of that debate, watching the senators come tte contra force*. The Amendment drew only Senate what it is, Kennedy did not vote on and go on the floor below, and once again I part two: He had a live pair with Republican ciency, carelessness and instances of ernor should be commended for was struck by the fine theater that is Dave Durenberger, who had gone to be discourtesy. But a pressing need for overhauling an agency selection provided when the Senate is at iu best. present at his ton's graduation from high sweeping reforms to improve the procedure that relies on political And the Senate was at its very best that school. ^ system, which was systematically patronage with little or no regatd for afternoon. The subject was important: To James Kilpatrick Gary Hart of Colorado had the next what extent, if at all. should the United SUtea underscored by the official reviews, administrative competence and oper- amendment. The senator's losing fight for tht assist those Nicaraguans, known as the Kennedy offered a much simpler amend- Democratic nomination last year left its had been generally disregarded. ating efficiency. oontras, who are seeking to overthrew the ment. One part would urge the United States mark on his face; his features have been However, the impetus of an election This is a matter of importance. It Sandinista government that lawfully Is in to resume bilateral relations with carved by tomahawk. Hart's amendment power? In the evening, just before adjourn- Nicaragua; a second part would "prohibit the would have barred U.S. surveillance and year — and a political cause celebre invloves serving millions of New ment at 1:10, the Senate would adopt a involving the award of a photo-license introduction of armed forces of the United training exercises by land, air or set around Jersey motorists who deserve far carefully drafted measure that became States into or over Nicaragua." Speaking to Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, processing contract to a Republican better than they have been receiving Identified as the Lagar-Nano .m-^ft ' igaDaries in those familiar Bostonian Before that decisive J6-O vote, tbt Senate Guatemala and Honduras. Only 14 senators Party contributor — impelled the from this ineffectual state system. , r—idy argued passionately that voted with him. first had to grapple with issaes as old as the if evidence indicates "that this administration to institute the Newark Star-Ledger Constitution itself. While the votes wen taken, senators administration is preparing to send U.S. milled about the floor. At tht very back of Ordinarily the stage manager for a Senate combat troops to Nicaragua." He had help the chamber, immobile in hit wheelchair, the performance Is Majority Leader Bob Dole of from Mark Hatfieid of Oregon, a liberal venerable John 8tennis of Mississippi chatted Kansas, who Is tell and dark-haired and Republican who voted against the adminis- with colleague.. Paula Hawkins oi Florida, gifted with a wry sense of humor, bat this tration all afternoon. a striking figure In a sebra-ttrtptd Woass, afternoon he had delegated the task to Lagar spoke effectively la reply. He Is not moved as gracefully as an angel fish through Indiana's Dick Lugar, chairman of the given to sawing the air, but Nancy 1 The Register Foreign Relations Committee Lugar hi a a well-brad note of acorn when hi an outfit of peaches and cream, talked much lets commanding p ce; he has a he charged tat Kennedy forces with attempt- earnestly with Lagar and Dole. scoutmaster's air of patient responsibility. It lag to "mirmmanage" American foreign Only a few of the station really look like Established in 1878 — Published by The fled Bank Register was LLugar'' s tastkk toto lleadd hUi s Imps throughh A Capital Cities Communications Inc Newspaper policy Barry Goldwatar of Arisona, who senators: Leahy, maybe; Hatfieid, Warner of a brier patch of hostile amendments, sad to grows more grizzled year by year, sehwd Virginia, HoUmgt and Thurmond of South emerge with t Nil tat araaidtat could live upoa tat same point. He reminded an Carolina, oat or two others But this GEORGE J. LISTER attentive chamber that under tht Osasttta- President and Publisher particular afternoon, N of the IN teat ton When I came hi, Edward Kennedy of Uon, tht Congrats may "declare" war. but were on hand — only Wallop of Wyoming was Massachusetts had the floor. Tht senator only tht commander In chief can move absent -and they put on a remarkable show Bill Thompson Charles C. Triblehom Jane Foderaro recently has lost some weight; be no laager EdiKx Sunday EdiKX Cty Editor troops. Since 17», be observed, Congress has The Nuan-Lugar amendment prevailed, but aaite resembles tbt bulbous msa kt the aedared war five Unas; i» iildtwti .hart there were other winners also: civility, Michttm sds, but be is just naturally big. A ordered troops Into action on 108 occasions. HOMY. JUNE 18, 1985 The Ruble 7A Discovery flies into orbit flawlessly French astronaut takes nuclear fuel and suddenly follapsea which are designed to gain more CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (AP) has no access to telephones and into an object so densely packed that knowledge of how the human body - With a Saudi prince and a French television. gourmet foods into space Another satellite, owned by a its gravity prevents even light from adapts to weightlessness. He was the test pilot as passengers, Discovery earthenware container — or lob- consortium of 8 Arab nations, Is to escaping. The gravitational pall of backup to another Frenchman who left Earth yesterday to launch three SPACE CENTER, Houston ster In s sauce called armoricaln, be launched today. Sultan, a K-year- these objects U so great that they was part of a Soviet crew to conduct satellites, scan the Milky Way for a (AP) - Beef and noodles may be named after a region of France. old nephew of Saudla Arabia's King sock in nearby stars, gas and dust In the same experiment, and thus has black hole and conduct the first good enough for Americans in Or he might be enjoying crab Fahd, is on the flight to observe the enormous amounts. trained in the space corps of both •pace teat of a "Star Wars" laser. space, but French astronaut mousse, along with French bread, deployment of Arabsat. The Star Wars research group is countries. "Tin view It fantastic from here Patrick Baudry turned up his a candled dessert called pate* de The third satellite, TeUtar ID, using the shuttle to teat the ability of The crew is commanded by and we wish you were with as," Gallic nose at such fare and fruit, cantel cheese and a choc- will be sent spinning out of the cargo a laser tracking system baaed on astronaut Dan Brandanstera. The brought along crab mousse, Prince Sultan Salman Al-Saud told Maul, Hawaii, to accurately follow others are pilot John Creighton and olate pudding. Mission Control. bay Wednesday to join ATaVTi Jugged hare and pates de fruit communications network. an object in low-Earth orbit. The mission irm-lallrti nfc*— Lucid yesterday when be was launched His meals were prepared in On reaching orbit 100 miles above Each of toe satellite owners Is User will be pointed at an eight-Inch John Fabian and Stove Nagel. aboard Discovery. France, canned and then shipped the globe, the five American paying NASA about 111 million for mirror mounted In a shuttle window. The 18th shuttle launch - the to the Johnson Space Center, astronauts In the crew Immediately Baudry, the first Frenchman to the shuttle delivery service. Counting two French medical fourth this year — was on time where they passed NASA taste checked out the three communica- ride on a U.S. spacecraft, said be and were loaded on Discovery for On Thursday, the astronaut* will experiments,- three West German despite a power outage at a NASA tions satellites In Discovery's cargo also tried to get some wine on this week's seven-day mission. pot an experiment platform over- technology experiments and the facility four hours before launch. board "but It was not possible bay, In preparation for launching the Baudry planned to share his board to examine what may be a shuttle's Canadian-built robot arm, The loss of electricity affected a because you have a problem with tint one later In the day. They said food with Sultan Abdul Asii Al- black hole lurking in the center of 17 nations are involved In the plant that pumps nitrogen gas Into NASA about that." all were In good health after the mission, winch li scheduled to end cavities In the shuttle to prevent fire. Saud, a Saudi Arabian prince who violent climb to space. the Milky Way galaxy, devouring While the five American itars, cosmic dust and gas at a rapid not Monday with a- landing at The liftoff was observed by an also Is aboard the shuttle. That first satellite, owned by the astronauts on board eat chicken a rate. The platform will be retrieved Edwards Air Force Base In Cali- official delegation of MS Saudi la king, or beef and noodles, Baudry said he ordered the government of Mexico, will bring Saturday and used again for dif- fornia. Arabians who were at the Kennedy meals after discovering the U.S. advanced telecommunications to the Baudry will be dining on Jugged ferent experiments on later flights. Patrick Baudry, a graduate of the Space Center under extraordinary hare s l'Alsacienne — s stewed astronauts' casual attitude most remote parts of a country French Air Force 'Academy, will security. Among them wen » toward food. where one quarter of the population Black holes develop when a dish typically cooked in an massive star or a galaxy exhausts its conduct the medical experiments princes. All those in favor of fast car loans, sign here. Get a fast car loan from United Jersey, the fast-moving bank. It's easier than ever to apply. Just APPLICATION FOR NEW CAR LOAN. fill in this handy application. We'll Amount requested: $ _ (or months. Purchase price: $ process it quickly. And qualified borrowers will be notified the day your Ytar of car . Make: . Down payment: $ loan is approved. PLEASE INDICATE IF YOU ARE A O CURRENT D PREVIOUS CUSTOMER WITH THIS BANK.

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An Equal Opportunity Lender. Member FDIC. Member bank of United Jersey Banks,a$4 billion financial services organization with offices throughout New Jersey. The Register TUESDAY. JUNE 18, 1985 Eatontown wants Route 18complete in 1 operation Thoma* P. McWalten Sr., «, of Keansburg, died yesterday In noted that the Joint Appropriation* art Hughes, co-chairman of the crete assurance* provided" that the Bayshore Community Hospital, Committee had only placed funds in Concerned Cltlasns of Eatontown's highway "would not be opened onto Hoimdel. The Ragistsf the state budget for the section of the Southweat Quadrant, said the group Wyckoff Road for any interim us*)." Bora In Newark, Mr. McWalten EATONTOWN-The mayor and highway from Deal Road, Ocean, to had gathered over 440 signatures Last week, state Senator Thomas had lived there before moving to council have notified Governor Wyckoff Road, here. asking the governor not to approve GagUano, R-Monmouth, said be did Kesnsburg 38 yean ago. Thomas H. Kean of their nmntmm "Wyckoff Road is, at present, a the 821 million put into the state not agree with the dtltens' group's Ha wa* a retired sheet metal support of a borough cltlasns' group county road experiencing maximum budget by the JAC for the Deal and request to withhold the funds for the worker for Acme Sheet Metal Co., which ha* asked that the state use. The additional traffic that a Wyckoff Road connection, unless it first phase of the highway unless it Orange. Department of Transportation partially completed Route 18 would would remain closed until the second was specified the road would remain He was a communicant of St. (DOT) complete the last link of bring to Wyckoff Road would pose a phase of the ,road, which would closed until completed. Ann'* Roman Catholic Church, Route 18 In on* operation, rather threat to the safety of our citisen* extend to Wayside Road, Tinton "I don't think It is a good id**" to Melvin §. Card Keansburg, and was a member of than the planned two phase*. and cause a severe handicap to the Falls, was completed. ask to put any conditions on the the Bayshore Senior Cltixen* Day In a mailgram seat to the gov- borough of Eatontown," the com- The borough officials told the Route 18 funding, GagUano Mid. Melvin S. Cud, 71, of the Center, Keansburg ernor on Friday, Mayor J. Joseph munication said. governor In their wire that Eaton- "They (DOT) have hundreds of other Leonardo lection of Middletown, Mr. McWslten was s U.S. Navy Frankel and the council members At the last council meeting, Rob- town would use "all legal mean* to project* they can do with the fund*, died Monday at home. veteran of World War II prevent Route 18 from opening onto and placing restrictions on the Born In Atlantic Highland*, Mr. Surviving are his wile, Marie Wyckoff Road" when that section of appropriations could throw the Card was a llfelong area resident. Houser McWslters; two ion*, the highway was completed. They whole thing: off the track," be said. Ht mi ielf-eroployed roofer Thomas McWalten Jr., of Port said they could not tolerate even "an Referring to s resolution passsd at until hii retirement two jean ago. Monmouth, and Timothy McWaiten Sea Bright officials irked Interim" use of Wyckoff Road the the last borough council meeting Surviving are hi* wife, OaHiade of Red Bank; a daughter, Mn Susan because of the "sorry example " of that stated opposition to the two Uing Card; two MM, Mehrtn J. Powell, Keener, La.; and four 9 Route It's "interim" us* of Deal phase plan for the road, and asked if Card of Mlddletown, and Harry grandchildren. Road, Ocean, which has kuted for 18 the slate went ahead with the Woodward of Highland*; four daugh- over geologists remarks The John J. Ryan Home for yean. proposal that phase one, If connected teri, Mn. Unda Bott of Jackson, Funeral*, Keantburg, it In charge of feasibility of federal expenditure* The governor was asked by the to Wyckoff Road, not be opened to *T Jet* E. WMH Mn. April Poole of Leonardo, Mr*. arrangements. each yew to revive smashed sea- mayor and council not to sign the traffic until phase two U completed, Gloria Berardino of Keansburg, and The Register walls and eroding beaches. budget containing the funds for Galliano said he agreed with the Mn. Stephanie Bemle of Front Frances M. Speer SEA BRIGHT - "I do not wish to Norton sdded that the council ae, "unless there are con- mayor and council. Royal, Va.; 15 grandchildren and a give Sea Bright back to the sea," would work with Rep. James How- grtat-granddaughter. Prances M. Oremillot Speer, H, of •aid Mayor Cecille F. Norton in ard, D-N J , to procure federal fund* Fastens Funeral Home, Atlantic the West Keansburg section of response to a geologist'* assertion for beach restoration and strength- Highlands, is In charge of arrange- Haslet, died yesterday In Bayshore that money appropriated for the ening of the seawall Hazlet teachers, board ment* Community Hospital, Holmdel. restoration of the beachfront would Howard ha* co-sponsored a 812 Born In Newark, Mn. Speer had be "absolutely wasted." billion water-projects bill that would Bernice C. Ullman lived In Union Beach before moving The mayor'* response to the provide up to MO million to build a to West Keansburg eight yean ago. comment attributed to Orrin Pilkey, SO-foot-wlde beach in front of the headed for negotiations Bernice Connolly Ulbnan, 58, of She was a member of the Pint professor of geology at Duke Univer- seawall. Eatontown, died yesterday at home. Methodist Church, Keansburg sity, come* in the wake of published Norbert Psuty, geology professor "But I'd like to see more time Bom in Long Branch, (be had Her husband, Charles W. Speer reports in which be questioned the at Rutgers Univenity wa* quoted a* HAZLET — Representatives of lived in Eatontown for 21 yean. Sr., died In 1*77, and her ton, Charles saying, "My feeling i* 835 million spent in the classroom, " Jones said each tide last night disagreed on the in a brief statement "Because She was a communicant of St. W. Speer Jr., died June 8. would be one-tenth of the cost...8K success of pait negotiation*, but the teaching i* what the game is all Dorothea's Roman Catholic Church, Surviving are a daughter, Mn. million won't do it, and 8400 million Board Education and the Hazlet about." Eatontown, and was a 1MI graduate Helen Greaney of Santa Barbara, is hard to Justify." Teachers Association will head back HTA President Harry Camwell of Trenton Slate College. Calif.; a brother, Raymond Couple wins OK to the bargaining table June 29. Surviving are a brother, Thomas Gremillot of South Bound Brook; Councilman Robert J. Furlong Mid he disagreed with Jones' The state-mediated session will assessment W. Connolly of Colchester. Vermont; two sisters, Mn. Evelyn Roderick of come one day after the district's two sisters, Mn. Margaret R. Dowd Bound Brook, and Mn. Helen for general store the beach project become available teacher and secretary contract* "I don't share Mr. Jones' op- of Middletown. and Mrs Regina A. Nunxato of South Bound Brook; 19 in either KM or MM, the cost will be expire. timism, ' Camwell Hid during toe higher than 840 million dollars "It Konowiti of Pompton Lake*; 14 grandchildren and 18 great-grand- Teacher* continued picketing meeting. "But I'm hoping we can lit niece* and nephews and 8 grand- children. may be 8*0 (million) to 8(0 million. down on the 29th and hammer out a MIDDLETOWN - Kate and Oak- It has yet to be determined if this before classes yesterday, and have niece* and grandnephews. The Bedle Funeral Home, Key- ley Smith won approval to open a threatened a September strike If the contract — for the teachers a* well The John E. Day Funeral Home, port, Is in charge of arrangements. will be made available to us," he as the secretaries." restored, turn-of -the-century gen- uld. two tides come to no agreement. Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- eral store in a residential neigh- "Contrary to report* and picket- The teachers union is protesting ment*. borhood on Red Hill Road last night Furlong laid that the geologist's ing, significant progress wa* made the school calendar, class prep- Heart attack found to be "prediction's are based on hundreds at the June 12 session," said Board aration time, and benefit*. And they Derrel Ricker The Zoning Board of Adjustment of yean, and there is a great deal of Vice President and Chief Negotiator seek a salary Increase in line with cause of Schock's death granted the township couple a vari- distance between the estimate* Howard F. Jones. the county average of 8.3 percent, Derrel Ricker, 69, of Elberon, died ance, and Mn. Smith wa* ecstatic "The board ha* proposed an Camwell Mid. MATAWAN - An aatopsy has made by the federal engineer'* and yesterday at home. She said the board's move will allow the geologists." increase in benefits," Jones said at Jones would not My whether the Born in Kinnelon, Mr. Ricker had revealed that Charles C. Schock Jr.. she and her husband to fulfill a last night'* board of education board'* offer is 8.3 percent, but lived in Bloomingdale before moving 86, director of the Franklin State dream they have been working on for Gov. Thomas H. Kean wrote the meeting. "And we propose a rate saidit i* higher than the inflation to Elberon in 1951 Bank and co-founder of Baythore yean. Mayor and the Council on May 21, increase higher than the rate of rate, which be placed at Just less He retired in 1(72, after 32 yean Community Hospital, Holmdel, died "Besides birthing both of my saying that he know* 'this is an inflation. than four percent. as an electronic engineer for ECOM. of a heart attack just before his car children, this is the best feeling I've issue of great concern" and that he Fort Monmouth •track a utility pole as he wa* had in my life," Smith said. "And it hope* "new cooperation between the He was a graduate of Newark driving south on Route 78, s was just about a* laborious too — Army Corp* of Engineers and the College, and received a Masters spokeswoman at Monmouth County sitting there waiting for them to DEP (Department of Environmen- degree from Stevens College. medical examiners office said yes- make a decision," the said tal Protection) will lead to a major Group to push campaign Surviving are his wife, Mary B. terday. improvement in this area." The Ricker. a son, Glen Ricker, at The examination, performed Sun- The store was built in 1(02 by letter was cited again last night by home; a daughter, Elaine Gray of day by Dr. Jay Peacock, showed that black settlen who founded the the council. WOkes-Barre, Pa ; and his mother. Schock died of a severe section of Middletown known a* Red for rent stabilization Mn. Elizabeth Ricker of Bloom- atherosclerosis of the coronary ar- Hill, according to a local history. A* to the amount of funds the state them to go to the meeting. ingdal tery, the spokeswoman said. Mn. Smith said she and her will provide for the work Furlong ABERDEEN — Tenants from Mark Coren, township adminis- A memorial service is scheduled husband have been renovating the said, "The slate has 83,750,000 from The Richard C. Hoidal Funeral Tree Haven Three, Aberdeen Road, trator, Mid yesterday that he I* In Hotne, Ocean, is in charge of for 8 p.m. UMUMHWI at the Matawan •tore for seven yean, and hope to a bond Issue to put the seawall in Presbyterian Church, Route M. open it this fall. are urging tenant* from other town- the process of making up a questlon- arrangements shape by 1(8* before the federal ship apartment complexes to attend Schock s wife, Edna, ha* asked She said the couple will seek aire to gather detailed information work starts " the Township Council's regular that flowers not be sent, but instead approval from the Planning Board on rent increases from landlords meeting tonight to support their call donations be given to Bayahore for a new fence, an expanded Furlong added that the wall "will who own the township's seven larg- H. Clark Burrows for rent stabilization Community Hospital in her hus- parking lot, a retaining wall, lighting be maintained, that is a pledge given est complexes, including Tree Haven H. Clark Burrows, 71, of BeUaire, band s memory. and the posting of an antique sign. by John Weingart (from the DEP)." Genji Novello, a tenant at Tree Three. .He Mid the council it to study Texas, died Monday, at home. Haven Three, said she and several of and discuss results from the ques- Bom in Red Bank, Mr. Burrows her neighbors have handed out tlonaire in order to consider the bad lived there before moving to leaflets to township tenant* urging possibility of rant stabilization BeUaire. He was a bonding agent with John Middletown may preserve fishing trade L. Wortham and Sons, Houston, Texas The committee ha* vowed to, Development Company in the town- Matawan-Aberdeen board Mr. Burrows wa* a member of St. preserve the commercial fishing ship purchase. The Ragkter Thomas of Canterbury Anglican industry in Belford, and last night "If people are so adamant about Church, Houston, and attended MIDDLETOWN - Township Mid acquiring the land wa* the only it, maybe they won't mind paying a urged to slow change plans Lehigh University, Pennsylvania. Committee members agreed infor- way to do ao. cent or two more In taxes," he Mid. Surviving are hi* wife, Corinne R. mally last night that the only way to The committee voted to ask MATAWAN - Residents and intendent, two week* ago rec- Burrows of Houston; two daughten, save the commercial fishing indus- Township Planner Richard Cramer teacher* last night urged the ommended one of the plans, called Corinne Crenahaw of Bellaire. and try of Belford, and to preserve the to investigate the possibility of the Phones swamped Matawan-Aberdeen Regional Board Plan-C, to account for a decline in Joanne Gilbertson of Indiana; a Compton's Creek area from excess township acquiring some if not all "' student enrollment. Hall Mid Plan- of Education to postpone its vote on brother, Robert Burrow* of Cali- development, would be for the tracts on either side of Compto: . C I* the most cost-efficient of the a district reorganization plan. fornia; and seven grandchildren. township to buy land at the mouth of Creek. TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - Of the four. He Mid it would cost the They Mid the board should study The Earthman Funeral Home, the creek. Several committee members were more than 3,000 people who called a district 8310,000, and that it calls for the plans more and consider any Bellaire, Texas, in charge of ar- Meanwhile, to pacify local of- angered when the company that hotline in the hour after a New the Mle of Broad Street Elementary consequences that a given plan rangements ficials and resident* who have grown contracted to buy 80 acres on the Jersey Network documentary on School. domestic violence aired nationwide would bring increasingly hostile to his Compton's wait side of tW creek circulated a Plan-A, 84«,00O, and the Smith- last night, hundreds said they had The board is scheduled to meet Creek development proposal, de- pamphlet saying the Port Authority Kehoe Plan, written for the district been abused in the past 24 hours, the tomorrow st 8 p.m. at the Matawan Mary G. Dugan veloper Walter M. Kaufman made a of New York and New Jersey had by a Columbia Univenity research concession to the fishermen authorized $15 million to buy the hotline coordinator Mid. Regional High School cafeteria, Atlantic Avenue, to discus* four team, *7«,000, also call for the Mle Mary C. Dugan. «, of Hazlet, died Kauffman reportedly told Mayor east side of the creek for Belford'* Network officials said viewers of Broad Street Elementary School. Saturday in Baythore Community James Maher that he had abandoned commercial fishermen from Maine to California were separate proposed plan*, and may take action to vote on one. Plan-B, at 8389,000, call* for the Mle Hospital, Holmdel. plans to move the fishermen from A Port Authority official wrote the flooding the switchboard all toe calls of Cliffwood Main and Memorial Bom in Newark, Mn. Dugan lived their facility and dock* on the west township saying he had seen the it could handle. Dr. Kenneth Hall, district super- schools there until moving to Hazlet in 1(60. tide of the creek to a parcel on the pamphlet, and felt obliged to correct She Dugan was employed as a east side. the mistake "We have made no such clerk for Hazlet Township for 17 The fishermen have vigorously offer," the official wrote. yean, retiring in 1(77. opposed the plan, Hying they could Commiteeman Paul Under rec- Mn. Dugan was a communicant of not afford the move. ommended that the township create Holy Family Roman Catholic However, despite Kaufman's con- a separate authority to buy and Church, Union Beach. cession, each committee member manage the land. Under said he Her husband, Gerard Dugan, died aside from Maher affirmed a com- would also like to include a large in 1969 mittement to acquiring the land for tract on the east side of the creek • FWBMU •hWITALS Surviving are two sons, Gerard municipal purposes. owned by the Port of Monmouth and Neal Dugan, both of Hazlet; and • MI mrcvAHS •ANY OCCASION two grandchildren. The John W Mehlenbeck Funeral Home. Hazlet, is in charge of Bill arrangements. Continued from Paot 3A surances of current sports authority municipalities, and the two officials about maintaining Mon- Dolores S. Hollander bills are intended to keep that mouth Park as a racetrack. But be arrangement in place, the legislators expressed a concern that "some new Dolores S. Hollander, 11, of Inter- said. regime" might have different plans, MIDDLETOWN Flowers by Bob Goodman laken, died yesterday in Monmouth Villane Mid hi* bill would raise up and he called for a law compelling 749 Hwy 35, Middletown Medical Center, Long Branch. to 836,000 annually for the four the authority to keep the facility as All nujor credit cuds accepted by phone Bom in Minneapolis, Minn., Mn. borough*. a racetrack as long as it wa* 787-0049 671-0346 Hollander had lived in West Al- Pallone ha* also proposed man- profitable Phon« order* aio&aptod with cr*dlt card lenhurst before moving to Interlaken dating that the state "comply in aU Assemblyman Dennis L. Riley, D- W DeHVer f very Bloomlif Thing 20 yean ago. respects" with the host community's Camden, subcommittee chairman, Her husband, Leonard A. Say r« woods Florist II Master Plan and the toning or- said he wa* annoyed that the Flowers Speak From the Heart' World-Wide Wire Service 114 Main St.. Matawan Hollander, died in 1(58. diances in any future development of "principal players" in the racetrack (Acroaa Irom Jerry Bayard na—umil) Surviving are a daughter, Jane the site. Mle — members of the authority, KOCH Florist & Gifts RIVERVIEW FLORIST 1870 Hwy. 35, MWdHtpwn. N.J. 07748 Hollander of Interlaken; and three "There's no reason the munici- racetrack official* and prospetive- Fruit Baskets • Qiftt a Balloons 566-3200 r«* ' 671-0744 "sr grandchildren. pality should not be able to excerclse buyer Robert E. Brennan — did not "Middletown's Finest" 741-2645 111 W. Front St w Sand Flomn WortdwH*tssr The Woolley Funeral Home, Long it* traditional control over zoning," •how up for yesterday'* hearing. C. Du Bus* Hsd Bank, N.J. 07701 Ma/or CnMW C»r«a Atnpft Branch, is in charge of arrange- Pallone Mid in testimony yesterday Flynn proposed the subcommittee ments. before the Assembly Independent subpoena these witnesses If necess- Authorities subcommittee. •T Pallone said his proposals are Monmouth Park spokesman Ray- 54 W. Front St.. Keyport tSBSfsksJ 1881188 pan • 202 Death Notice intended to be amendments to the mond Haight said he did not know 73S-1SSO MS Metal St. 1(71 law that created the New Jersey why no track official* wen at the 2644)497 BURROWS — M Clark. 71.OMManBay.JU'ialr'. "Ftowora say It Best" Keyport 1M6 Mamoar of Si Thomw of CartarDury Angfccan Sports and Exposition Authority. hearing, but tvgg—'r' that they Chun* and aamaarl LaNgh \}t*m&, Sam Oo. 2, would appear when details of the Major Pad* Card. AocfJWd By Pnon, I»I3 >n RM Mr*. NJ ID Harry C. and IlltHl Assemblyman William E. Flynn, BurrOM Survnvd by a wrtt. Cormna N. Burrow. D-Uonmouth aad Middlesex, a mem- sale were finalised. daugrtttt and lona-m-law. Corinna and Jarflaa L ber of the subcommittee, said be The authority and the racetrack's Vour fuN icrvtc* Mortal • w« car* Cramhw o> Bain, raua. Joanna and Eugana wanted a guarantee from the state directors reached an agreement on AttwrtlM FUrtlt! OUbamon of Indiana, tawan grandcnHdran. Tarn Lynn Colonial Flower* and Jamaa A Crananaw. Oragory. Cbnawpnar, Oar* authority that Monmouth Park the sale April 10. The final pries is Order your special ad jarVty ***** and Richard Giltwmon • orcMhar and would continue to operate as a "tint 12S Marktam Ptaza. UWe Silver Mfar-m-ttw, ftotan and Ona Su"o*n of CaMornia: a expected be between 840 milUen and 5 E. Front Street, fed Bank Into this Directory. ntaoa Sarah Burrowa. and I naonaw Dam) Burrow* class facility," and that its use as a 148 million, depending on whether Sarwca 11 am. Wad. Juna IS. 1MB. Earthman racetrack would not change. track shareholder* opt for cash or 741-4666 Banana Chapai imarmanl »uo»a»n CarrMary. Meua- 542-4000, Ext. 252 Flynn Mid he accepted the as- tax-exempt' AS Makx Cncto Cvak Accapnd »y Phona CrodH Card Order* Appealed By Phone IT. JUNE 18, 1985 YOUR TOWN

of Allan GewirU, a hospital truitee, will be dlitrlbuted upon completion of the lait foursome. Willie Mayi, the former Giant outfielder, will return again thli year to be the guest speaker at the dinner. His surprise appearance at last year's event was arranged through Bob Hurley, a member of the Band Aid Open committee. HoJe-In-One prises are a new Honda Accord from Richards Auto City, and a IMS Buick from Wbelan Pontlac-Buick. Each golfer will receive a canvas sports bag /tiled with donated merchandise and a Band Aid Open golf shirt. Other prixes include golf bap and sleeves of golf balls. Manalapan Missionaries to speak Joe and Eberly Mehesys, serving with United Indian Missions Inc., will be guests of the Grace Bible Fellowship Church on Missionary Sunday, June 23, at the 9:45 a.m. THE REOKTEn/CAN. ANDREWS Sunday School and the 11 a.m. worship service. SETTLERS — Helen Strong, right, dressed to costumed militiamen Bruce Morrison, Gary Corbel Mr. Mehesys is superintendent of represent a settler in Englishtown in 1688, time of and Oscar Davidson. Miranda Paciaffi, 4, is being the Navajo Bible Institute, Cortex, the borough's founding as a village, leads a chorus held aloft. The parade also honored Englishtown's Colo., where Navajo Indians are DONATION — Mrs. Wilbur Trapp, Holmdel, center, presents 1839 of "We Are the World" at conclusion of borough's 10Oth anniversary as a municipality. Similar trained to be pastors and Christian marriage certificate of Aaron Longstreet to Adeline Lubkert, right, Settlers' Day parade. Joining in are Jasmine parades will be held annually through 1988. workers among their own people. Monmouth County Park System Board of Recreation Commissioner. Paciatfi, 8, Sunshine Paclaffi, 8, front, and The public is invited. Elaine Frey, Hoimdel Township Committeewoman, looks on. The portrait Is of Lydia Smock, Longstreet's niece. compilation of a service directory for senior citiaens. Long Brancl Further information is available Red Bank from members Margaret Hughes or Freehold Township ' New Longstreet donation Daren Hutchinson. Cancer screening clinic the 1880 to 1900, the period to which Chamber holds seminar HOLMDEL — A marriage the 300-year-old farmhouse and other Elks host senior day The Long Branch Public Health certificate dating back to 1839 was buildings have been restored. Nursing Association will hold a free donated this month to the Monmouth Senior citiaens from around Moo- Park system volunteers work at on salesmen's skills cancer screening clinic Thursday by County Park System, the latest in an mouth County were guests of the Middletown the farm almost daily using original appointment starting at 4 p.m. in the extensive collection of materials Phyllis Whaatley Temple of Elks The Western Monmouth Chamber machinery, tools and other imple- Health Center, 111 Union Avenue. pertaining to the Longstreet Farm- IBPOEW number m this month of Commerce will present a work- ments to demonstrate typical ac- shop on "Motivation Skills for Sales- The association provides the pap house. during the Elks' third annual Senior Summer enrichment The certificate, donated by Mrs. tivities in the 1890s to visitors. Citizens Day. people" Thursday in the chamber smear, pelvic, rectal and breast examination. Films and educational Wilbur Trapp, Holmdel, is from the Costumed women volunteers also Plaques were presented to Pas- office from 8 to 11 a.m. The seminar courses at Oak Hill materials are provided with as- wedding of Aaron Longstreet who demonstrate cooking and house- quale Leone, 94, from the Red Bank Is co-sponsored by the chamber's sistance from the Monmouth County was a descendant of the Holmes and keeping activities inside the farm- Senior Citizen Center, and to Mrs. Oak Hill Academy will offer Small Business Assistance Commit- Unit of the American Cancer So- Longstreet families. These families house. Esther Mann, M. of the Red Bank summer developmental and enrich- tee and the U.S. Small Business ciety. A blood pressure screening is were among Monmouth County's The farm is operated and main- Convalescent Center. ment courses for children from fifth Administration. also available. original Dutch settlers. tained by staff and volunteers Dorothy James, Middletown, and grade through high school in reading, The workshop will feature a film The Longstreet artifacts and through the Monmouth County Park Dorothy Davis, Red Bank, were co- math, language arts, algebra plus a an sales and will deal with "Self The clinic provides testing for bouse furnishings illustrate the fam- System. chairpenons. Jean Schoefield is the Writer's Workshop. Motivation, " "Motivation of women in the high risk age group ily's history and provide Insight into Guided tours are available for Temple's daughter ruler. The first session will run from Others," "General Psychological who cannot afford a private phys- the domestic and agricultural life of school children and other groups. July 1 to July 19; the second session Principles of Motivation," and ician. will be conducted July B to Aug. t. "Understanding Clients' Needs." Class site is limited to permit Tom Mason, program instructor, Rumson special attention. PrereglstraUoa Is is professor of managment at required. Brookdale Community College, Lin croft, and a human resource de- velopment consultant for several Junior League to hold Health screening clinic companies. membership coffee The Middletown Township Health The Western Monmouth Chamber Department will sponsor women's of Commerce has been designated a The Junior League of Monmouth health screening clinics June 25 and Small Business Resource Center by County will host an informational July 16 from 4-7:30 p.m. In the the U.S. Small Business Adminis- coffee today at 7:46 p.m. In its Johnson-GUI Annex Building, 1 Kings tration. As a center, the chamber Center Street headquarters. Highway. Services offered include holds workshops and seminars on small business management oper- The coffee is designed to acquaint pap smear, breast and pelvic ations throughout the year. women ages 18 to 3) with the assessments, blood pressure and activities o( the organization and to weight measurements, and instruc- offer them an opportunitiy to be- tion in breast self-examination tech- Hospital benefits from come members. niques. The Junior League provide! mem- All women in the township are Band Aid golf outing bers with opportunities for leader- eligible to participate, but the de- The ninth annual Band Aid Open to ship, training and service within partment especially encourages at- benefit the Freehold Area Hospital their communities. tendance by women who have not will be held this Friday at Battle- Active in Monmouth County since had a Pap test in at least two years, ground Country Club, Tennent. ins, the League has been involved in are over age 36, became pregnant at recreational and occupational ther- an early age, have not seen a Hie day-long golfing event will apy programs, a volunteer service physician in over a year, have a begin with a continental breakfast, bureau and a traveling art show personal or family history of any followed by a barbecue luncheon, which resulted in the founding of the form of cancer, have a history of refreshments along the greens and Monmouth Museum. venereal disease or tffiwal relations conclude with cocktails and dinner. Tee-off swings by 86 golfers will Other League programs included a at an early age or do not have health be recorded on video tape for "campership" scholarship program insurance. viewing throughout the afternoon for underprivileged children, the The clinics are free but appoint- and during the cocktail hour. Com- Monmouth Day Care Center, a child ments are required through the puterised golf results, compliments abuse awareness program, and the Middletown health department.

HONOH8J — Sidney Sawyer, Middletown, center, Sawyer for work with the B'nai B'rith Youth Services receives certificate of recognition from Monmouth Appeal and other community organizations. Rich- County Freeholder Ray Kramer, left, which honors ard T. O'Connor, county counsel, looks on.

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JUNE It - TUESDAY largest dances every Friday p.m. in lot sale, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Rain date Sun. Parents Without Partners, the ballroom of the Empress Hotel June 30. Reservations $10 per space. Bayabore Chapter M4. Cocktail party Ball Room on the ocean by Asbury Call Joan Parent Realtors dally 9-s and dance. Town L Country, Hwy. 36, Ave. Orientation I p.m. Dance > p.m. p.m. 28-4114. Antiques, furniture, Keyport. Member $3; prospective Complimentary buffet All singles clothing, jewelry, «2 Chevy Van, etc. memben IS. 1:30 SHARP orien- welcome. For further info, call tation. Chapter phone 727-0020 OMMS. JUNE » - SATURDAY Metro Lyric Opera "El Travatore" JUNE II - WKDENSDAY JUNE U-J7- 8:15 p.m. Paramount Theater, Singles Again newest chapter hosts FRIDAY-THURSDAY Asbury Park. Orchestra $15-$10-« a cocktail party and dance at the St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High- Meuanine IIS, Balcony $7 50-15 Lakeside Manor, Rt », Haxlet lands, will sponsor a trip on the Mis- 531-2378 for reservations. Orientation I p.m. Dance » p.m. For sissipi Queen. Memphis to New Or- Flea Market, VFW Auxiliary. Bay further info, call Ut-tMI. leans. Call »i-o«7» or si-027: Ave, Highlands. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Table Singles Again Freehold chapter JUNE tl — WEDNESDAY K per. Free lunch with own table hosts a terrific cocktail party and Flat Market at Fair Haven Fire- 291-1067 dance at the Cinammon Tree, Rt. », house grounds. June 22. rain date Freehold. Orientation for new mem- June 2*. Benefit of Holy Communion JUNE M - SUNDAY bers I p.m. Dance » p.m. For more Church. Spaces $1. Tables 4 space Caesars Casino leaves Union Info. 114. Reservations. Call M2-43OT after Beach, 2:30 p.m., $12. Receive $12. « S. food, $5 deferral. 4M-17«7 after S. JUNK t* - THURSDAY AUGUST 4 - SUNDAY Chinese auction. Ladies Auxiliary HOUSE TOUR potpourri of borne* Trip to Harrah's Casino. 1171 Middletown, at Buck Smith's, and gardens. Atl. Highlands Histori- "Chigbage" with Chita Rivera. East Keansbarg. Doors open at 1:30. cal Society. 11-4. Refreshments. Start Transportation, show, $5 coins, $3 donation. Refreshments. Call Pat at museum. 17 Prospect Circle. $7. goodies on bus. U0 per person. m-mi. CaUKl-MM. Leave! 4 p.m. Returns appro*. 12:30 p.m. 717-MM for info. Benefit for Singles Again the largest shore Monmouth Jewish Singles 21-32, Physically Handicapped Program. dance. Meet and mix with warm and hosts a under the stars house party. friendly single! in the Colu Neck Inn. 7:30 p.m. til » Volleyball, DJ. SEPTEMBER MS Rt. 117, Colts Neck. Complimentary barbeque. 12 Spring Garden Rd , Lin- MONDAY-MONDAY baffet. Dance I p.m. Orientation I croft. Membera $6. Non-members » St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High- p.m. For further into, call UMS43. Call 747-1111 eves. 4SMU0 weekdays lands, will sponsor a trip to Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Cost I1MS par JUNE Jl - FRIDAY JUNE tS - SUNDAY person, double occupancy. Call Singles Again one of the shores The Joan Parent Realtors parking ai-om or ai-otn. The Register 1M BUSINESS TVOMV. JUNE 18, 1985 LOCAL SECURITIES United has plan to restore service Bsnks I Industrial quotation* be uMd for expulsion purpoMi. is uldi i problems for the attendants did so without a formal courtesy FtrhiMtocfc A Co.. E.F. Huston CHICAGO (AP) - United Airlines Unttad's lncenUve also wtD uv airline despite the settlement. agreement. I Company Inc.. and Amartoan Seowt- yesterday announced a gradual plan cltde free upgrades to first class The first could surface today, Patty Friend, an AFA official, Mft to restore more than 90 percent of Its when seats are available to people In when a federal judge begins hearing said the company bad threatened service by July 1 and said it would the company's frequent-flier pro- a lawsuit filed by ALP A charging the "savage and vindictive reprisals." offer a series of incentives to lure grain, said John Zeeman, executive company with unfair labor prac- David R. Pringle. Unltad's chief back customers after a four-week vice president of marketing and tices. negotiator, denied Ms. Friend's al- pilots' strike. planning. That program will be The issues before U.S. District legations but said he could not give However, Jim Hartigin, United! available from today to Aug. It. Judge Nicholas Bus are the fate of full comment because the matter president, Mid at a news conference, A third lncenUve involves United about 570 pilot trainees, and whether might be going to court. "We do not want to create • long- "Ultra Saver" fares, cutting from 10 replacement pilots and pilots who The flight attendants union, which term price war. We want our days to seven the advance time crossed picket lines can be given represents about 10,000 United em- customers back very rapidly." needed. That offer Is extended to the preference in bidding on assign- ployees, also has filed a lawsuit Among the incentive programs end of the month. ments, said union spokesman John similar to that being pressed by the United will offer is a«l percent cash Hartigan said he expects 100 Leftoy. pilots. rebate for passengers flying the percent of service probably by the Roger Hall, chairman of the union airline from July 1-7. end of the summer. United has panel that ratified the pact, said United Chairman Richard Ferris, relations between the union and while noting the economic limes DM HarUgan said United, the nation's operated about 14 percent of Ut DM4 largest sir carrier, would resume normal 1,560 daily flights since pilots United would be different la future that led to the strike were resolved Dt Tunas Mam service gradually and would be walked off the job May 17. because of what he termed a during the first week of negotiations, DMMMI On 1 tmm. operat'.ig I,*** flights — more than Officials of the Air Line Pilots "punitive and vindictive" company said bitter words are part of any 90 perjent of Its regular operations Association, representing 5,000 strik- attitude toward flight attendants labor dispute and predicted the - by the first of the month. ing pilots, announced late Friday who honored picket lines. wounds would heal. Hartigan also said 700 pilots have night a tentative settlement in the The pilots had delayed final agree- "We expect no rancor in the NY UPS & DOWNS been hired since the strike began and itrike. That agreement provides for ment on a settlement until the cockpit," Hartigan added. "I'm that they are scheduled for training. s three-year contract Association of Flight Attendants counting on the professionalism He uid many of those pilots would agreed to return to work. The flight these people exemplify." it n BH- a Pilots' union officials say several IW 7H- N It 1H + It m BH- H ii til aH- H 11 a »H+ H r i *» • mm * n 11 m tut- H > i m u «** • in >7 Ma avt- u - 0 I 71! I7H+ H i ta tarn BH- H HIM - a - HUB BH+ N Trade deficit at record first quarter pace 1 I • I71M IIH+ H • I quarter pace would put the 1885 a • tin IJt Man report that the industrial production which Includes investment earnings it in aH- n • tM WASHINGTON (AP) - The na- deficit at f 130 billion, compared with index also continues to slide. While the United States has not la tH+ n II m IIH- n ia> MH+ n C I • • m att+ u tion's broadest measure of foreign the record f 101.6 billion last year. "The part of the economy that posted a merchandise trade surplus i4B7 en a ut trade returned to a record deficit 14 Ittt It - U 4 M II 174 «H— th That 1984 figure, In turn, was more competes world-wide Is in sick since 1975, the total current account — * It tl IIH- H pace in the first quarter of 1985 and than doable the old mark of Ml 6 shape," said Mike Evans of Evans balance showed a surplus of $4 5 i m a \M It Watt + H. + H. activity among the U.S. manufac- billion in 1983. Economics Inc. In Washington. billion as recently as 1981 because II at 8H+ H I IJ4 44H+ H •MM ««-n I » 74H+ N tures who suffer most directly The Fed, meanwhile, said the "Everybody Is looking for another surpluses on Investment earnings B — UH+ H but ttH+ H slipped again latt month, the govern- were sufficient to cover the goods IMHI 47H- H It* + It operating rate at the nation's fac- cut In the discount rate this weak. It I IW 7IH- H • M> ment said yesterdsy. tories, mines and utilities was down deficit. SST.a II Mil Bit- U a - it (the utilization report) is going to ta II 11)1 71H- H ut • H- H Separate reports from the Com- IW41 0.4 percent In May after an even reinforce people's thinking that I t in- H UI att+ it UI II » MU- H merce Department and the Federal sharper 0.5 percent decline In April. something needs to be done." ta IIH- n 141411 The U.S. service surplus fell by tM at ta att IB IIH— H Reserve underscored the link be- Capacity utilization has gone down tun TK+ u M •••IB • + H The Fed cut the discount Interest 1800 million in the first quarter- H 171 1IIM7 BH- H tween the ever-growing trade deficit five of the past six months and — at rate it charges bank borrowers from in» an- 14 111441 mostly because of a $1.3 billion net I WH IM- H ss. 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among Art Camp subjects, for include films and games. Partici- MIDDLETOWN - Four artistic campers grades 4 through 8. pation is limited to enrolled areas — music, dance, art and Theater Camp this year is limited campers. There is a fee. theater — are the subjects of the to previous campers and is geared to Registration for Sections I and II Creative Arts Camp at Brookdale students in grades 5 through 9. is taking place now. Community College, Lincroft, this A special option, new to the summer. Brookdale Camps this year, allows For further information and regis- Creative Arts campers to remain on tration materials are available from Two editions of each camp are campus until 5 p.m. daily to partici- the college's Community Services offered. Section I runs from July 8 pate in afternoon activities that division. BLACK IS BACK — Jay Black and the Americans at shows at 7:30 and 11:30 p.m. Dinner, optional to 19; Section II is July 22 to Aug. 2. return for their eighth engagement Saturday at the is at 6 and 10 p.m. The dinner theater should be Both sections meet 9 a.m. to 2:45 Club Bene Dinner Theater, Morgan. They entertain contacted (or reservations. p.m. weekdays on the Lincroft campus. Painting demonstration Music Camp, for grades 3 through Young musicians get ticket to learn 9, groups campers according to age and ability for participation in band, orchestra, voice, chorus, group scheduled for Thursday runners-up were Stephanie Graniero Mardee Reed-Ulmer, Tinton Falls. piano and introduction to instru- ments. LITTLE SILVER - Scholarships and Hanh Nguyen, both students of All first-place winners will be MONTCLAIR — John Elliott, pastel painter and author, will give a have been awarded to high school Sara Nehman, Wanamassa. awarded one semester free tuition Dance Camp, also for grades 3 demonstrationat the MontcUir Art Museum art school Thursday, at 2 p.m. juniors intending to study at The Wade Narita who accompanied plus a savings bond upon enrolling in through 9, is in Brookdale's He will do an oil pastel portrait, using three different techniques. Monmouth Conservatory of Music himself on guitar, won in the voice the conservatory. All second- and profssional dance studio. Campers Students and artists interested in the medium are invited to attend during the 1985-86 season. category. He will study with Nancy third-place winners will receive are grouped by level of experience, Admission is free, but reservations are limited. In the piano category. Gladys Lim, Scharff, Middletown. The runners-up savings bonds. and work in such dance areas as Elliott is president of the Oil Pastel Association and leader of many student of Marjorie Mollenauer, were Maureen Loughney and ballet, modern and folk dance. workshops. He is listed in Who's Who's in American Art and Who's Who Colts Neck, won first place. The Christopher Marotta, both students Judges included members of the in the World. His paintings hang in numerous museums and private of Felix Molzer, here. music faculty at Brookdale Com- Ceramics, clay sculpture, paint- collections worldwide. The instrumental category winner munity College, Lincroft, the con- ing, print making and Jewelry are To nuke a reservation, the art school office may be contacted. was Samantha Parent who studies ductor the New Jersey Chamber violin with Earl Weidner, Eaton- Singers and the Chorus of toe Garden town. The runner-up was Polly State Philharmonic, and a trustee of Murray who studies flute with the conservatory. MOVIE TIMETABLE

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JUNE 18, 1985 When he saw a future, he acted A good neighbor will to success. The station soon be- telephone the police RED BANK - Sine* IMS, Phil came a borough Institution. His Waldman hai watched the boroufh wile, Gladys, worked alongside Dear Ana Is—tors: When I read grow and change flnt from his him as bookeeper for the growing the letter frwn "Brother's Keeper" Gulf Service Station at the comer la Newark, I had to write. The couple of Maple Avenue and Wot Front "I am proud of the fact that Ann Landers Street and later from nil Avis Car almost all the merchants on Broad and Truck Rental Agency located and Monmouth Streets were cus- The boyfriend. on Shrewsbury Avenue. tomers of mine," he said. greeted with s trying paa la the face They drove me to s hospital where At the age of », not long after Waldman extended credit to his and "Butt oil!" from the abased my wounds were treated. I was thea his graduation from Long Branch customers long before plastic pay- wilt, so toss. taken to a shelter for battered High School, he came to the ment became a way of life. His Hew I wish "Brother's Keeper" womea where I received emotional borough to reopen the Gulf station customers were billed monthly had Uved Kit door to me. I moved support and counseling. I will be which had closed down in toe and Waldman said that be could tjm miles sway from family and forever grateful to those neighbor! height of the Depression. Waldman count on one hand the customers Meads to be with a maa I thought for having the courage to call the heard of the opportunity and who never payed. I loved. After oaly a few weeks he police Instead of coming over them- borrowed MOO from two friends In MM, the Gulf station was taraed violent. It began wits a slap selves and risking getting killed. and 1300 from a local bank. flourishing and Waldman decided screes las face (the roast was too Please, Ann, tell your resders to "We sold gas for 11.9 cents a to take another gamble. He dis- ran) and then be starlet to ase Us call the poUee when they hear the gallon and within a month the covered that an Avis franchise was fists. One sight when I came borne screams. Someone Is being beaten. price dropped to 9.9 cents a available in Red Bank. late from work, be flew lato a That phone call might save a Ufe. — gallon," Waldman remembered. "Leasing and renting was not jealou rage awl started to knock me Living Proof In Kentucky He explained that a gasoline popular at that time, but I saw a aroaad. He split my Up and ponded Dear Living: Thanks for writing. price war swept the state because great future hi it," be said. He my bead against the wall. I was Your advice is excellent, but in some there was very little business in borrowed money and purchased atraU be might UU me. I screamed large cities where crime abounds, those hard times and everyone was the franchise, three cars and three for help. No kelp came. We Uved la the police are reluctant to respond to trying to get a little piece of It. trucks and set up an Avis office in a fov-famUy flat to I know someone "domestic quarrels" because they Although he was the youngest back of the Gulf station. MUST have beard me. can be dangerous. I agree with you, service station operator In New During the next few years he The next moralag I awakens* with however, that the call should be Jersey, Waldman persevered and continued to gamble and acquired two black eyes sad a swollen Jaw. I made — regardless. was able to keep the operation the Keansburg, Asbury Park and packed as mock as I esuM get Into Dear Aaa Landers: My husband, going through the difficult De- Toms River franchises 'it was my car aad beaded for bone. who is very quiet by nature, suddenly pression days. He and his one hard work delivering and picking Please, Ana, toll your readers to tons Into aa extrovert when we go employee worked from 7 a.m. to 10 up cars in the evening where they keep en being good neighbors. Per to a wedding or a place where there p.m. daily. were needed," he said. every frying paa hi the face, there Is music. The last of eight children born to In 19M, Waldman's daughter, are H grateful women, and maybe He asks every good-looking Jewish parents who emigrated to Elaine, married Alan Rodman, seme lives saved. - Netghberless In woman In the place to dance while Long Branch from Russia in the who Joined his father-in-law in the Fort Worth Bat Happy To Be Back I sit alone like s bump on a log. It's early 1900s, Waldman was no Avis buisness. By this time la Oregon very embarrassing. What do yea stranger to adversity. His father, Wsldman's hunch had paid off and Dear Happy: There are some saggest? — Solo In Toledo a blacksmith, died when he was the rental business was taking off. awfully nice people in Fort Worth. Dear Solo: As soon as the music nine years old. His mother kept the The Golf station office was Too bad you didn't live near any of beings, ask HIM to dance. That will family afloat by turning their enlarged, but hi a few years it was them. The next letter may be of assure you of at least some activity. home into a boarding bouse. "She too small again. Waldman looked Interest to you. When be slips off, go chat with other was a great Influence on my life," for a possible location away from women who are also sitting alone be said. his congested corner and found an Dear Ana Landers: I agree with There are always plenty of them. His older brothers started a ideal spot on Shrewsbury Avenue. year response to "Brother's jitney business and transported "I could see s future on the Keener." Law enforcement officers Are your parents too strict? Hard shoald h do stic violence, to reach? Asa Landers' booklet, passengers in their fleet of mini- WesUide," be stated simply THE HE0I8TER/CAH1. FOWNO busses from one end of town to the Waldman was the first to see this I isn't feel that yoa stresses the "Bagged By Parents? How to Get Importance of calling the settee. More Freedom," could help yoa other. The brothers needed a place future. Since then other businesses RED BANK ENTREPRENEUR — Phil Waldman, who began as to service their own vehicles and have located there. My Ufe wss saved became my bridge the generation gsp. Send M a borough businessman during the height of the Depression, has neighbors cared enough to call them cento with your request and s long, opened a Gulf station in Long After Rodman's death in 19(3, been willing to work hard and take chances during his 50-year at once. My neighbors beard me stamped, self-addressed envelope to Branch. As a teen-ager Waldman Waldman's daughter joined the career. screaming while I was being beaten Aaa Landers, P.O. Box lisas, Chi- worked there after school and Avis operation The Rodmans' and knifed by my alcoholic (craiy) cago, III MSll. during summer vacations. daughter, Lauren, also opted for He also drove s truck filled with the family business and she now months in Florida every winter. years. He is also a founder and one fan belts, spark plugs, wiper serves as manager. Waldman's During the rest of the year be of the directors of Shrewsbury blades and other automobile ac- two sons chose other careers. devotes six days a week to the Avis State Bank. cessories which be peddled to gas Daniel is a local lawyer and operation and plays golf on Sun- From his business vantage stations on a regular route be- Michael is with the N.J State days. point, be has seen Red Bank tween Red Bank and Toms River. Department of Environmental During his SO years as a busi- change from what he described as On Saturdays, he paid K cents for Protection In Trenton. nessman, he has been active in the "almost a sleepy little town," to a roundtrip bus ticket to New York Waldman, now 70, is semi- borough's service clubs, including "one of the fastest growing areas and purchased additional stocks. retired. He leased the Gulf station toe Rotary and Elks and the in the country." Waldman was well suited to to one of his 25-year-employees in Masonic Shrine in Trenton.He is a "If I bad my choice of doing it running his own business and this 1964. It has since been torn down member of Congregation B'nal over again and going anywhere hi fact, coupled with the general sod replaced with a Seven Eleven Isreal, Rumson, and has served on the country, I'd still go to Red economic improvement added up He and his wife spend s few its board of directors for many Bank," he said. AH Saints Church is setting of Saturday fair la the parish bouse adjoining the MIDDLETOWN - Gardeners of church courtyard, antiques and All Saints Memorial Episcopal household items will be featured in Church, Navesink, have been gather- a White Elephant Sale. ing flowering plants and herbs for Church history, mementos, plates, sale at the annual "Straw Hats and tiles, and notecards by local artist THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E. COUIO Strawberries" Stone Church Fair to Beth Hurt will be for sale at the TEE PARTY —Raymond and Kathy Tierney Jr. join John Pawlowski, be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to J Reflections table Riverview Medical Center president, and his guest Marguerite Maccia, p.m. Bobbi and Don Robertson, High- right, at the 22nd annual Riverview Medical Center Invitational Golf Money raised at the fair will be lands are chairmen of the fair Tournament held at Rumson Country Club. Ticket prices included 9 used for the maintenance and resto- committee. a.m. and 2 p.m. shot gun starts, continental breakfast, buffet lunch, ration of the church which Is s Chairing the various departments greens fees and carts. A dinner-dance followed at 6:30 p.m. The event national historic landmark. are Eleanor Tereshkovich, benefited the hospital. The ground covers, lilies, imps- Leonardo, Reflections; Kay Galvin, tiens, strawberries and wildflowers Rumson, country kitchen; Joanne will be on display in the restored Kull, Monmouth Hills, kids corner; carriage sheds bordering the church Marie and Charles Van Vliet. Red Cross to install new board members courtyard, along with tables of Rumson, book bin; and Rosemarie craft, during the chapter's annual baked goods, books, needlework, Mike Devine, Leonardo, re- New members of the board of meeting at 8 p.m. gifts, toys and games. fresh menu. directors of the American Red Cross, Monmouth County Chapter, Complimentary dessert and coffee will be installed Thursday at will be served st 7 p.m. The public YOUR HOROSCOPE Brookdale Community College, Lhv is Invited to attend. •i srciu wiua worth saving. 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COMICS 5 CLASSIFIED. 7 Sports TUESDAY. JUNE 16, 1985 B Hoyas' star sets his NBA goals

NEW YORK (AP) - Patrick Ewing said yesterday, the Russell when he arrived. But no man can do it alone " The Los Angeles Clippers, picking third, say they will day before the rights to his basketball future are acquired The 7-foot Ewing, a three-time All-America from take the player that Indiana doesn't pick. by the New York Knicks in the National Basketball Georgetown, said he had no personal goals as a pro player "We've spent many hours talking to coaches, evaluating Association draft, that he hasn't considered what his pro "except to win. There's pressure, whatever you do but I and watching films," Pacers Coach George Irvine said. career will be like. just want to try my best. I always give it my all to win." "The first player we take will be someone we feel is in "I'm happy that other teams won't be playing zone, but He said he expected to make no adjustments in his the best interest of our team — now and in the future." basically I haven't given the pro game any thought," game, in part because he believes Georgetown Coach John Tisdale, also at the news conference, said he is "excited Ewing said at a news conference. "I'm just relaxing and Thompson and Knicks Coach Hubie Brown are similar in and anxious to get it over with. Everyone asks me where waiting for the draft to come. I haven't talked to anyone style. I'm going, but I just don't know. If Indiana or Los Angeles from the Knicks, but I'm definitely happy to play in New "I know the players will be bigger and better than they picks me, I feel I can excel either place." York. It's a Big East (Conference) city and close to were in college," Ewing said. "But Coach Brown has a Tisdale, an exuberant player in the mold of Michael Ewing won't home." lot of the same philosophies as Coach Thompson They both Jordan and Isiah Thomas, was non-committal about his That New York would get Ewing with the first pick in use a lot of pressing and trapping defenses." preference, saying he didn't want to hurt either team's the first round was assured May 12 at the "Patrick Ewing The uncertainties of today's draft will begin to be feelings. Lottery." An envelope containing the Knicks' logo was answered after the Knicks take Ewing. make much picked ahead of the six other teams that failed to make The Indiana Pacers, with the No. 2 pick, say they But he acknowledged that Indiana would be closer to the the NBA playoffs. decided over the weekend who they will take, but conceded Oklahoma lifestyle. "Patrick will make an immediate impact on the NBA it will be either 6-9 forward Wayman Tisdale of Oklahoma "Oklahoma has a lot of cattle and chickens and if I'm and elevate the New York Knicks," NBA scouting chief or 7-foot center Benoit Benjamin of Creighton, two of the taken by Indiana I'm used to doing nothing, ' he said difference Marty Blake said. "He can be almost as dominant as Bill 12 eligible underclassmen. See DRAFT. Page 2B he New York Knickerbockers will complete the formality of selecting TGeorgetown University's 7-0 All- Freehold's little dynamo American Pat Ewing in today's NBA draft. But Knick fans had better not expect their team to dethrone the Los Angeles Liken even if Bernard King returns to will get her sponsorship top form following a knee injury. One NBA player who holds to this view goes through the USGF to her ' is Detroit Pistons' Kelly Tripucka who is Ry JONNI FALK Nobody knows exactly when this type currently starring for Birch Hill in the The Register of sponsorship originated in gymnastics, Jersey Shore Summer Basketball FREEHOLD — Gymnastics may be a but without it, some of last year's League which plays its games at The dangerous sport, but Stacey Gunthorpe is Olympic Team would have been Headliner in Neptune. too young to worry about insurance thwarted. Both Mary Lou Retton and "He (Ewing) won't make the Knicks policies. Julianne McNamara had such backing to an instant playoff contender," said Nevertheless, the youngest member of offset the high costs of training in the Tripucka, a former All-American at the United States National Gymnastics sport. Otherwise, parents have to pay the Notre Dame University and a two-time Team will get insurance for her future brunt of training America's gymnasts, NBA All-Star "The (Houston) Rockets today when Healthways, Inc.. announces especially female gymnasts, for the didn't go all the way with [Ralph) that it will sponsor her for the next three honor of representing their country Sampson and (Akeem) Olajuwan, but years. "It has cost us about (20.000 a year Ewing should do very well in the Healthways isn't worried about any over the past few years to make sure league." medical bills Stacey may incur in her that Stacey gets the best instruction." dazzling routines. The Iselin-based Tripucka believes that King's injury Dr. Gunthorpe added. "The telephone health maintenance organization is will affect the Knick star next season bills to Houston alone have been exorbi- providing insurance that the 14-year-old, "I don't think he'll ever be 100 tant, and when Stacey went to Maryland senior elite gymnast wil get every percent," Tripucka said. "It will rob him for the Maccabiah trials, we had to pay opportunity to make the 1988 Olympic of his quickness and you hate to see that transportation and accomodations for team. happen to a player like Bernard." her and her coach, too." Stacey became the youngest member Stacey's coach in Houston is the Tripucka, a 6-7 power forward who of the national team by placing eighth in renowned Bela Karolyi. former coach of was an All-Stater at Bloomfield High the Championships of the United States the Rumanian national team where he School in soccer, basketball and track, in Jacksonville, Fla , last weekend. She produced Nadia Comaneci. the young usually draws the unenviable task of will wear the national uniform for the lady who made "10" a household word guarding King when the Pistons play the first time in a meet against the powerful Karolyi had five students at the Cham- Knicks. He also is given the same task Chinese in Los Angeles next month. pionships of the United States, but against the Celtics' Larry Bird. Stacey may or may not actually compete Stacey is the only one who made the "Both are about equal on offense," in that meet. The top six are slated; national team. Tripucka said. "They'll always score 30 Stacey will be one of the two alternates "When the meet was over, Bela points or so because they take about 20 Still, the goal of the 1988 Olympics, congratulated me," Stacey said "Then or SO shots per game. begun so long ago when she used to he immediately pointed out some of the "Bernard likes to post low and there tumble with friends in the backyard, has things I could have done better and is no way you can block that jump shot finally started to edge closer It has where I have to work harder I go back of his," Tripucka said. "You have to become Healthways goal, too. to Houston Wednesday, and he said I have help. Larry can play either inside "Healthways will put $20,000 a year have to get right to work on the vault to or out." for three years into a trust for Stacey," make it better and to improve the Dr. Wayne Gunthorpe, her father, re- compulsories. Those new compulsories Tripucka thinks that there is a place THE REQISTER/CARl D, FOBINO ported. "That will continue through the are as hard as everybody says they are in the NBA for St. John University's All- GETS SPONSORSHIP — Stacey Gunthorpe of Freehold, a 14-year-old 70-pound 1988 Olympics and can be withdrawn by "But it feels great to finally make the American Chris Mullin. Stacey for costs. The guidelines for the national team. I've been wanting to do gymnast, is the youngest member of U.S. National Gymnastics Team. Today she will trust are set down by the United States that for a long time, and I finally did it." "It would depend on which team be officially sponsored by Healthways, an Iselin-based company. selects him," Tripucka said. "He's a Gymnastics Federation, and the money See GUNTHORPE, Page 2B steady player who uses his head. He won't be an All-Star but he could help a team that plays a patterned half-court offense like the Knicks or. to a certain degree, the (Indiana) Pacers." Carter short-circuits Cubs; Yankees batter O's The Pistons get the 18th choice in the NBA draft and they will be looking for NEW YORK (API- Gary Carter hit a solo home size. run and short-circuited a Chicago threat with his "We like to get anyone 6-10 or 6-11," play behind the plate, backing Ron Darling and the Tripucka said. "I'd love to have (Way- New York Mets to a 2-0 victory over the Cubs last man) Tlsdale." night. The Pistons had a 47-35 season last The defeat extended the Cubs' losing streak to six year with Tripucka averaging 17 points and ended a four-game losing streak for the Mets, a game. That was well below his career who returned home after a 1-6 road trip. average, but he was handicapped by an Darling, 6-1, allowed five hit; and struck out ankle injury that sidelined him for a few seven batters in his second shutout of the season. weeks. He stretched his personal winning streak to five games in the first 1985 meeting between the teams "We could have been better," he said. that battled for the division title last season. "I think that we can improve next year Rick Sutcliffe, 6-6, lost the third of his last four depending on who we get from the decisions. He allowed five hits in seven innings draft." George Frazier pitched the eighth. Carter gave the Mets their first run with a Tripucka is one of two starting NBA leadoff homer off Sutcliffe, 6-6, in the fourth. The players currently playing in the JSBL homer was his ninth. Forward Roy Hinson of the Cleveland In the top half of the inning, Keith Moreland was Cavaliers is the other. He starts at at first and Ron Cey was on third with two outs center for the Headliner. These two when Carter saved a run. Darling's pitch to Chris players are the main drawing cards for Speier was in the dirt to Carter's right. the JSBL. Carter blocked the ball as Cey started for second. The status of two other NBA players, Carter faked a throw to second, bluffing Moreland Mike O'Koren of the New Jersey Nets off the bag at third, and the Mets were out of the and Knick point guard Rory Sparrow, is inning when Moreland was out in a rundown. uncertain. O'Koren usually reports late The Mets scored their second run in the fifth on because of other committments, but his an RBI double by Danny Heep, scoring Wally name is not on any JSBL roster this year. Backman from first. Sparrow, who is on the roster of Yankees 10, Orioles 0 Ultimate Business Systems, is recover- BALTIMORE (AP) - Rickey Henderson went 5- ing from a broken toe, but has indicated for-5 to key a 17-hit attack and Ron Guidry pitched that he will be playing in the league when a five-hitter for his sixth straight victory as the the toe is healed. New York Yankees routed the Baltimore Orioles 1M>. OTHER NOTES - Applications are The defeat snapped a four-game winning streak being accepted for the position of head for the Orioles, who lost for the first time in four coach for both the varsity boys and girls games since Earl Weaver rejoined the team as basketball teams at Middietown High manager after 2Vi years of retirement. School South. Dave Winfield drove in four runs for the Yankees- After fouling out with runners on second Applicants must be able to teach ASSOCIATED PRESS and third in the first Inning, Winfield walked with English, math or business subjects and the bases loaded in the second, grounded out to GET OFF MY BACK - New York Yankees' second completes a double play on Gary Roenicke. Action took those qualified are asked to contact strand three runners in the third, laced a two-run place in the second inning. Middietown South athletic director Phil baseman Willie Randolph winds up on the back of CAI single with the bases loaded in the fifth and had an Braun at 671-3850 (ext. 325). Ripkin Jr. of the Baltimore Orioles last night as he RBI single in the eighth with two runners on base. Peg McEvilly of Leonardo was one the Henderson had five singles and a walk in the first leading batters for the Philadelphia five-hit game of his career. He also stole his 22nd College of Pharmacy and Science's base in 23 attempts, scored three times and drove Reds' Concepcion: I can top DiMaggio softball team. in a run while figuring in five rallies in the first six innings. The victory boosted Guidry's record to McEvilly, who played at Middietown 7-3. "I dreamed I went to 56 games and then took it to 61." ' CINCINNATI (AP) - Cincinnati Reds shortstop Dave South, batted .418 including four doubles Scott McGregor, 5-6. trailed 3-0 when he left after Concepcion told Rose and tied for first in runs batted in with Concepcion thinks he can top Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting issuing the bases-loaded walk to Winfield in the streak. 18. second. But New York kept up its outburst, which Rose pointed out the shortstop first would have to pass his That is, if his manager cooperates. 44-game mark. Kathy O'Connor of Rumson earned a included five doubles, against relievers Sammy Concepcion went into the Reds' game yesterday against the varsity track letter for competing on the Stewart and Don Aase. San Francisco Giants with a 17-game hitting streak, the "I'll tell you something. Davey," Rose joked, if you get St. Joseph's College (Rensselear, Ind.) New York catcher Butch Wynegar left the game- longest of his career. Over the weekend he paid a visit to the to 43 and make an out in your first at-bat. you are coming girls team. in the third inning after being struck on the helmet office of Player-manager Pete Rose, who holds the modem out of the game. I told you before, I don't know what by a foul ball off the bat of teammate Willie National League record with his 44-game hitting streak of DiMaggio will do if you break his record, but I can do some Randolph as he stood in the batting circle. an. things DiMaggio can't." Thr Rrgitlrr TUESDAY. JUNE 18, 1985 SPORTS BRIEFS

Lee, O'Malley score in golf ATONTOWN - Red Bulk but both golfers came in with 75s Regional High School juniors The two will next travel to EMike Lee and Jim O'Malley State match at Forsgate Country tied for third place in the Club in Jamesburg on July 2. to Insurance Youth Golf Classic try to qualify for the Nationals qualifier yesterday at the Old which are scheduled for Indiana' Orchard Country Club from Aug 16 to 19. The event for was men 17 Lee carded three birdies in- years of age and under cluding one on the 512-yard 18th Lee actually got the nod over hole. "I used a J-wood. 2-iron and O'Malley on a match of cards. two-putter." Lee said. Baseball League cites stars he Jersey Shore Baseball Manalapan's player-manager League, the oldest semi-pro Barry Druesne earned the Bernie Tbaseball league in New Jer- Cook Award for sportsmanship sey and. perhaps the East coast, Colombino paced the JSBL has announced its 1984 individual with a sizzling .567 batting aver- awards. age, ( homers and 30 RBIs in addition to outstanding play at Last year's league champion. third base Point Pleasant, copped three of Cannon won a league-leading four awards as third baseman nine regular season games and Carlo Colombino won the two more in the playoffs. His Herman Hill Award for regular ERA was 1 85 He struck out 101 BREEZY VICTORY — Jon Ian, ridden by Mario Verge breezes to Prelude, left, was second, under Chris Antley. The third horse was season MVP Pitcher Mark Can- batters in 87 innings. victory in yesterday's leatured eighth race at Monmouth Park. Gallant Gourami, with Marcel Zuniga in the irons. The winner paid $7.00. non took the Dave Cashen Award Reynolds went 6 for 9 in the as outstanding pitcher (regular playoffs with Monmouth Beach season) and shortstop Bill Re- and Freehold. He cracked one ynolds garnered the Ken Gruber homer, three doubles and one Award as playoff MVP triple and drove in six runs Antley takes jockey standings lead first time on Lasix, paid $4,968 The trifecta with stakes winners head a 12-horse field Danzig Softball tournament set If JOE HIITTtLMANN Kenny J. returned $7,451. There were 25 tickets Darling, trained by former jockey Pete Anderson, The Register took the Miss Woodford Stakes here on May 25.; ASTON. Pa - The Amateur Every team advances to the sold on the 1-3-9 combination. Tri Bowl, a New England shipper conditioned by Softball Association of championship round of its flight OCEANPORT - Leading jockey Chris Antley Antley's winners were Dr. Rubinson (4.20), John F. Reading, won the Miss Musket Stakes at America has scheduled its The "A" Flight championship and little-used reinsman Marcos Con Lady Joanne (11.40) and Talsez Toi (5.20) E pesdominated the racing yesterday at Monmouth Ultra Mod, trained by John F. Mazza and ridden Rockingham Park in New Hampshire by 11' annual Forks and Easton Penn- win be double elimination. All lengths on May 27. ; sylvania Softball Tournament for other. Bights will be single Park before a crowd of 7.950. by Craig Perret, was sent off as the 3-5 favorite Don't Joke, a late scratch in the Candy Eclair. July 6 and 7 elimination. ASA rules will app- Antley rode a triple to move six wins ahead of in the eighth race, but beat only one bone in the Stakes here last Tuesday, might upset the field.; ly Herb McCauley in the rider standings. Corpes. six- bone field "She's been training real well." said David All teams are guaranteed For further information con- who had ridden only five previous times at the Winner of the event was Jon Ian, conditioned Aptilon. her trainer. "Her cup of tea is a mile or seven games, with six being tact Roy Cortez 1215-253-95151 or meeting, brought home Reven Too first in the by Danny Perlsweig and handled by Mario Verge. over and we're looking toward the Post-Deb (June) played in round-robin brackets Paul Kocher (215-258-3213) fourth race, a trifecta event, registering a win Jon Ian paid $7.00. The exacta with Gallant mutuel of 1159 20 Prelude, off at 9-2 with Antley in the irons, 29) and the Monmouth Oaks (July 201 The win price was the largest at Monmouth returned $33.20. "She's been feeling real good. She's a smooth- Park since Aug 15 1975, when Et Comment Walter C. Reese, who saddled Dr. Rubinson, running filly who enjoys running, enjoys the Thomas, Kennedy, Johns win returned $186 60 The price narrowly eclipsed the remained first in the closely-packed trainer competition. She's petite, but she's got a lot of heart." ORT MONMOUTH - The The team of Florence Jones. $157.40 that Good Quality, under Doug Thomas, standings. He has eight wins. Five trainers. trio of M. Thomas. Stella Noma Range and Pat Titlton took posted for a victory on June 15. 1978. Robert J. Durso, George Handy, John Tammaro Owner Criag Singer purchased Don't Joke Kennedy and Margaret Johns The largest win price in the 40-year history of III. James W. Murphy and J. Willard Thompson, privately for $600,000 after the Shecky Greene F second Range took the low putt Monmouth Park occurred on July 15, 1951 when are all tied for second with six firsts. William D filly won the Bicker Stakes at the Fair Grounds captured the Net-Ball Threesome Tournament for the Fort Mon- honors with 15 while Johns Windsor Park paid $299 20 Anderson, W. A. "Jimmy" Croll and Stanley M. in New Orleans on Dec. 29, 1984. mouth Ladies Nine-Holers yes- recorded the closest to the pin Although the win price was hefty, the trifecta Rieser all have five winners After being unplaced in two subsequent stake* terday shot was not, primarily because of a dead beat for The $25,000 Rividere Stakes, carded for 3-year- there under trainer Donald Winfree. the stakes- place between Royal Jove (5-2) and Kenny J. old fillies going one mile on the grass, highlights winning Kentucky-bred was turned over to (4-1). The triple with Royal Jove, racing for the this afternoon's 10-race program. Two recent Aptilon Point Pleasant leads league OLTS NECK - Point Neck. Kurtz picked up the win in Team won't confirm Pleasant remained atop the relief CJersey Baseball League In other action this past week- standings last week with a 10-2 end, Ocean split a doubleheader mark while Colts Neck-Marlboro with Colts Neck. Former Mon was locked in second place with noutb Regional standout Kevin a 10-5 record. Caw picked up the win in the Nets reportedly offer Massimino top job Colts Neck split a pair of opener as Ocean won, 9-6 Second games last week with last place baseman Jeff Reardon laced a good job in Chicago, " said Jack MacKinnon, the EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Villanova or at his office. He did not return telephone Monmouth Beach. On Tuesday. three-run home in the fifth for Nets general manager "He's inheriting a good Coach Rollie Massimino reportedly has been messages seeking comment on the report. Gary Goldenberg went the dis- the winners. team in Chicago, a very good team." offered the job as head coach of the New Jersey "I talked with Rollie this morning," said Craig tance as Monmouth Beach In the nightcap, Colts Neck Nets President Bernie Mann met Massimino Nets, but the National Basketball Association Miller. Villanova sports information director. topped Colts Neck, 3-2. The bounced back with a 15-5 de- for a second time last week to discuss the team yesterday refused to confirm or deny the "He has had some talks with the New Jersey Nets righthander allowed eight hits, cision. Mike Stout was the win- position. report but no action has been taken so far. Basically, he struck out five and did not walk ning pitcher while Steve Liv- said all the reports were premature." "He's the guy I want," Mann told The Star- a batter Bob Talmadge de- ingstone took the loss. Dave "It's no secret we have spoken with Rollie," Ledger of Newark after the meeting "But there livered the winning hit with a Ivanicki bad a bases-loaded said Nets spokesman Jim Lampariello. "To the Massimino would replace Stan Albeck, who are still some things he must be able to do. It's run-scoring single in the fifth. double in the ninth while Jack best of my knowledge, he has not been given the earlier yesterday-was named bead coach of the not money, it's not me. it's not him." On Thursday, Colts Neck came Forbes cracked a grand slam. job ' Chicago Bulls. Albeck had one year left on a three- back with a 11-10 victory which The reaminder of the JBL However, the New York Post, quoting sources, year contract with the Nets, but was given Mann has said he wants a college coach and was was keyed by Jeff Kurtz' two-out, standings goes as follows: Wall reported in its late yesterday editions that permission by the club to talk with Bulls officials interested in Massimino, who led the Wildcats to three-run triple in the eighth 7-7, Ocean 54; Freehold 4-6; Massimino had been tapped for the job and would about the vacancy created when Kevin Loughery a 25-10 record and a national title in his 12th year Ron Ivanicki added a three-run Manalapan 3-7; Monmouth Beach be paid about $400,000 per season. The report did was fired. at Villanova. He has posted a 228-137 record at the home run in the fourth for Colts M not mention the length of the contract. Albeck is a native of Illinois and said he wanted school. Massimino. who led the Wildcats to the NCAA to be closer to home. Massimino said he was impressed with Mann basketball title last season, was not at his home "I think be did a good job here and bell do a and the Nets operation. Sininsky fires no-hitter Atlantic 10 does away with 3-point play in Athlete's Alley win HASBROUCK HEIGHTS (AP) - The Atlantic a site for the basketball tournament might be Tulane point-shaving scandal. 10 Conference voted to do away with the three- picked in a week to 10 days. Joining Weise on the new board of directors will Sources have said the league is leaning toward be Mike Schultz of St. Joseph's and Steve Bilsky Middletown evened its record at point field goal in basketball but failed yesterday MIDDLETOWN - Derek Sin- to reach a decision on where to hold its postseason the Meadowlands in New Jersey. Commissioner of George Washington. Schultz, who was treasure 1-1 while the Alley is unbeaten in Charles Theokas had wanted to stage the on the board last year, moves up to vice president insky threw a no-hitter, striking out two starts men's basketball tournament, a league spokes- five and Rich Kleva doubled in the man said. tournament in Atlantic City, but the New Jersey replacing Schaus, while Bilsky takes over as only run of the game in the first Lincroft IS, Maaalapu 1 The directors of the league did decide sites for gambling resort was nixed in the wake of the treasurer. inning as Athlete's Alley knocked off MANALAPAN - Winning pitcher 10 of 11 championships during the 1985-86 the Middletown Rebels, 1-0, in an Rob Divis hurled a two-hitter and academic year and selected Larry Weise of St. American East Division game of the struck out 12 as Lincroft buried Bonaventure to replace Frank Mclnerney of Ed Carleton Memorial Baseball Manalapan Blue in an American Massachusetts as president of its board of League last night. West game. directors, league spokesman Kevin MacConnell Headliner, RKE cagers are unbeaten Sininsky struck out five and Lincroft (2-1) broke the game said. Dave Hankins was almost the whole show for walked three to raise his record to open in the third inning when it The meeting was the league's first since West NEPTUNE - The Headliner and RKE Letter- 2-0. Sininsky bested Mater Dei high scored 12 runs. Mike King had the Virginia announced it would stay in the con- ing remained unbeaten with 2-0 records as both RKE with 35 points and a game-high 15 rebounds. teammate Dave Krall who struck big hit in the inning, a bases-loaded ference after months of speculation that it would scored victories in the Jersey Shore Summer He had 13 of his points in the last quarter when out ten and gave up just three hits triple. leave because the league failed to get a television Basketball League last night. RKE pulled away. contract in basketball The Headliner pulled away from Pine Belt Staten Island led through most of the first half, "I was very pleased with the way today's Chevrolet in the final quarter for an 88-83 victory but RKE went ahead to stay late in the third Ex-Knicks sign with Knights meeting progressed," said Fred Schaus, athletic while RKE scored a 114-102 win over Staten Island quarter. director at West Virginia "I thought they were Bars. Joe McGarvey and Bryan Gabriel backed up Cleveland Cavalier star Roy Hinson scored 25 Hankins with 24 points each. Staten Island's Bob League, the team said. handled in a very professional manner. I did not feel a sense of any animosity toward West points, including his final six shots in a row to Mahala led all of the scorers with 43 points. NEW YORK (API - Former Wilkins, a 6-foot-ll center-power Virginia concerning our situation a few weeks pace the Headliner. Alex Bradley scored 21 points Wayne Cress added 20 points and 10 assists for the New York Knicks Ed Wilkins and forward, played in 54 games with Reggie Carter signed contracts yes- ago " and grabbed 15 rebounds while Mike Alston had losers. the Knicks last season. Carter, 6-3, 17 points and seven assists. Tonight's action at the Headliner has Staten terday with the Long Island Knights played guard for St. John's Univer- MacConnell said the elimination of the three- Former Monmouth College star Rich Pass led Island playing Ultimate at 7:30 and Birch Hill of the United States Basketball sity and with the Knicks in 1983 ' point goal follows a trend in the NCAA. He added Pine Belt with 30 points. meeting RKE at 9:15. Draft Gunthorpe Continued from Pag* 1B picks came in trades with Cleveland Continued from Page IB knee during warmups. and New Jersey. Cleveland was a day this summer. Maybe we'll get Sundays off." Seattle follows the Clippers in the Now, even that disappointment has turned awarded a first-round choice two Stacey admits that she would rather spend the draft and is believed to be leaning Stacey's path to the national team started 10 around for Stacey. She has been petitioned in u years ago when it changed own- summer with her family, but her one week otf toward 6-7 forward Xavier years ago when her parents noticed her tumbling the first alternate for the Maccabiah Games in ership. ends Wednesday Her parents are not the onlr McDaniel of Wichita State. Centers and spinning around fence rails as if they were Israel next month. Two gymnasts who made the one* who have made sacrifices to have her traine* the balance beam. She started to train locally and Jon Koncak of Southern Methodist Mullin said after visiting team, including Alyssa Solomon of Wayside, have under Karolyi in Houston. She has, too. then moved to the Bridgettes in South Plainfield and Joe Kleine of Arkansas also are Cleveland last week that the had to withdraw. While there, she first attracted national attention Betides training before and after school in expected to be taken early in the Cavaliers told him they would take "More than likely she won't be able to go to by becoming one of the youngest elite gymnasts Houston, she has also managed to keep her grades draft, along with forward Karl him If he is still available when they Israel," Dr. Gunthorpe said. "Being on the ever and the nation's top-ranked 11-year-old. The up. She just completed eighth grade and was Malone of Louisiana Tech, pick ninth. national team takes precedence, and Karolyi swingman Detlef Schrempf of Wash- quest continued to Willingboro and finally to doesn't want her to miss too much training time. inducted into the National Junior Honor Society. ington and guard Chris Mullin of St. "Wherever I wind up, I'm sure It Karolyi in Houston. She probably won't be in the Sports Festival In In the Championships of the United States last John's will be a good situation," Mullin It hasn't always been smooth for Stacey After Baton Rouge in August either." wnea-nnri, Stacey was 11th after the compulsories but moved up with dazzling routines on the uneven said. "All my life, I've wanted to becoming an elite, she seemed to run into bad luck Karolyi, who called Stacey "The next Mary Lou ban and balance beam In the optionals. Her final The first-round draft order after play ball and that's what I'm going and minor, nagging injuries. There was a period Return" after the Maccabiah trials, has to get the scores made her fifth In the country on the uneven to do- of stagnation punctuated by peaks such as the trip 4-7, 70-pound dynamo ready for the World Seattle is Atlanta, Sacramento, ban and seventh on the beam. Golden State, Dallas, Cleveland. Asked If his shooting and passing to Japan to compete against gymnasts from Championship team trials in Minneapolis, Sept. skill will offset his lack of speed and Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Bulgaria. 2S-27 The World Championships will be in Phoenix, Chicago, Washington, The national team doesn't rain ai a unit. It geti Utah. San Antonio, Denver, Dallas quickness, he said, "The questions Canada, China, East Germany. Japan and South Montreal in November. Korea. The youngest gymnast in that competition, together several days before scheduled appear- with two consecutive picks, Detroit, are justified. It's a new level and I "Beta has done a lot for me," Stacey said of ances for team workouts. she won two bronze medals for vaulting. her demanding coach. "He has corrected my bad Houston. Boston, Philadelphia. Mil- have to prove myself again." Those workouts and appearances are another Her tough luck seemed to pursue her right Into habita. He yells a lot, bat yon need to be yelled waukee, the Lot Angeles Lakers and big step forward for Stacey. The final step Is the The NBA has imposed a no-trade the Maccabiah trials last month. She took a huge at. He has tremendous knowledge of the sport and Portland, INI Olympic Games In Seoul, South Korea. period that will last from midnight lead the first day of those trials and then had to of people. Practices are harder than meets Dallas' two extra fU-st-round through the second round. withdraw the second day when she reinjured a Healthways has gtve her an insurance policy for anyway. We'll work four and one-half to five hours that. '. JUNE 18, 1985 The Register 3B Wimbledon bends rules to allow Chris, Martina to share top seed

WIMBLEDON, EnfUnd (AP) - Chrii Evert specialist who is ranked one place above Lloyd and Martina Navratllova were made Mayotte in the world, is the player edged out joint No. 1 aeedi yesterday for next week's All- of the seedlngs. England Tennis Championship*, the first time Though the top names in both the men's and in the SJ-year history of seeding! at Wimbledon women's lists are virtually the same as last that organizers were unable to name a pre- year, there are several newcomers among the toumament favorite. seeds. Officials said they could not separate Pat Cash, the 20-year-old Australian who Navratilova. the defending champion, from reached the semifinals unseeded last year, is Lloyd, who has just regained the world's No. now at No. 6, while Joakim Nystrom (7), Aaron 1 ranking. Kricksteln (10), Miloslav Meclr (12), Eliot Teltscher (13) and Stefan Edberg (14) are In As expected, defending champion John the men's seedings for the first time. McEnroe is top seeded In the men's singles, But Boris Becker, the talented 17-year-old followed by Ivan Lendl, Jimmy Connors — last West German who won his first grand prix title year's runner-up — and Mats Wilander, winner at Queens Club in west London on Sunday, is of the French Open earlier this month. unseeded. Becker moved up to No. 20 in the "It I* not our policy to give reasons for world rankings but was not high enough to be individual seedlngs," Chris Gorringe, chief considered for the seedlngs. executive of the All-England club, said. "But Organizers said Andrea Gomez of Ecuador, it is not difficult to guess the thoughts of the the world's fifth-ranked player, withdrew from seeding committee in making Chris and the tournament yesterday because of Injury.' Martina Joint top seed. Gomez, South America's leading player, was "One is defending champion, the other has seeded sixth last year and would have been won the last two Grand Slam tournaments." high In the seedings again. At Eastbourne, where she la the top seed, After injuring an arm last December, Navratilova told reporters she was sceptical Gomez had to give up the game for three about the Wimbledon seedings. months, but returned to the international circuit in the spring and led Ecuador to a "You can look at It two ways. Either they suprising Davis Cup victory over Argentina are chickening out (of saying who's No. 1) or when he won both of his singles matches and they are paying us both a tribute," she said. teamed up to capture the doubles. "It could be a way of taking the easy way out. But his arm continued to trouble him and "Over the past 12 months I would still be organizers said he has been advised to rest. ahead of her (Lloyd). But after she won In CHRIS EVERT LLOYD The only other withdrawal from the men's Paris and went to the top of the rankings, I event yesterday was Israel's Shahar Perkiss, thought she would be the No. 1 seed on her own. more change by nominating Tim Mayotte, the who joins Gomez and Argentinians Guillermo "But It doesn't make any difference at all. world's 18th-ranked player, as the 16th seed in Vilas and Jose Luis Clerc on the sidelines. If we both reach the final, who cares who's the the men's singles. Among the women, America's Bonnie No. 1 seed?" Mayotte, from Springfield, Mass., tra- Gadusek, who missed last year's Wimbledon, Lloyd, 10, also won the Australian Open in ditionally plays well at Wimbledon where the is seeded ninth, while teen-agers Steffi Graf of January and is the only woman player still with grass suits his serve-and-volley game. He West Germany is seeded 11th and Gabriela a chance of winning the f 1 million bonus the reached the semifinals in 1882 and the last Sabatlni of Argentina 15th. International Tennis Federation will give to a eight in 1981 and 1983, and is currently enjoying West Germany's Claudia Kohde-Kilsch is player who wins four consecutive Grand Slam his best season in four years on the circuit, seeded sixth, but she withdrew yesterday from tournaments — the Australian Open, French having won the inaugural Lipton International a grass court tournament at Eastbourne when Open, Wimbledon and U.S. Open. tournament in Delray Beach, Fla., and she was strickened with suspected apendicitis. With the exception of Lloyd and Navratilova, reaching the final of the prestigious WCT She said she would delay any decision about the seeding committee stuck almost rigidly to Finals at Dallas where he lost to Lendl. Wimbledon until she has had a second medical the world computer rankings. But it made one Sweden's Henrik Sundstrom, a clay court opinion. MARTINA NAVRATILOVA Once-proud North says his Cosmos lose best days are director still ahead

EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - The managing BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (AP) - It's the second time director of the Cosmos submitted his resignation around for Andy North. yesterday as the directors of the once-proud soccer And North — more mature, tempered by trial and franchise searched for ways to keep the financially injury, misfortune and adversity — is expecting better ailing team In business. things from the United States Open Golf Championship "I am not interested in being associated with a losing he won last weekend at Oakland Hills. business," Peppe Plnton said referring to his resig- "I didn't handle it very well the last time," said nation. "The last six or seven months have been North, 35, whose last victory was in the U.S. Open at atrocious. I love the Cosmos, but one has to be realistic Cherry Hills in Denver in 1978 about the future." "I felt I spread myself a little too thin last time," The resignation came just one night after Pinton said North said. the team's coffers were near empty and that the "I hope I can handle it a little better this time, be program of having the Cosmos play International a little more reasonable about it. exhibition matches was losing money. "We all hear about the money that can be made from "The bottom line is money and we don't have it," winning the U.S. Open. It'd be nice to have somebody Plnton said Sunday night. "I had a dream when we come in here and offer me a lot of money," he said, started this thing I thought it might work, but the fans with a smile. don't seem to want the program. I'm going to "But it'd be fun to have some things offered and say recommend that we discontinue operations and submit 'no,' too," North said. my resignation." f The offers have been few and far between in recent Plnton also said he would recommend the team cease years. operations. After winning the Open in 1978, a series of ailments Pinton submitted the resignation yesterday but he sent him into a decline. There were back problems, said the board was delaying a decision on the team's allergies, severe headaches and, over a couple of future while searching for more financing. seasons, a pain that was thought to be tendinitis It later "They have not made any conclusion or made any was found to be a bone spur in his right elbow and, late type of statement," said Plnton. last year, he underwent surgery to have it removed. Giorgio Chinaglia, the Cosmos owner, was en route "I never said much about it," North noted. "It's no to Italy and not available for comment, said a woman big deal. Most of the guys out here play hurt at least who answered the telephone at his home in New Jersey. part of the time. You just do the best you can." Coach Ray Klivecka said the team would practice But for two years, playing in pain, he began to make Today unless be was notified otherwise. compensations in his swing. "It's a matter of refinancing," he said. "If we get it, we'll continue. If we don't, we won't." "When you do that for a long time, and then the pain An exhibition game scheduled for Wednesday against is gone, it's hard to get back to where you were," he said. He has been in the process of regaining his long, a team of West German all-stars was Indefinitely ASSOCIATED PRESS postponed on Sunday because of the unavailability of smooth swing most of this year. And it's been former Cosmos star Franz Beckenbauer. Beckenbauer FOOTLOOSE — Chicago Cubs' right fielder Keith Stadium. The ball bounced right into Moreland's accompanied by a new, crouched putting style, in which had to return to West Germany where his father-in-law Moreland slips as a single by New York Mets' Wally glove. the 6-foot-4 North drops his hands to knee-level. "I think is ver ill. The Cosmos next game is scheduled for July Backman falls in during last night's game at Shea it's helped," he said. 7 against Red Star of Yugoslavia. The Cosmos, once the flagship of soccer in North America, have fallen on tough times in recent years. Earlier this year they dropped out of the Major Indoor Soccer League because of financial woes and became Garvey's two hits power Padres over Dodgers a team without a league when the North American Soccer League suspended operations. San Diego scored in the fifth after two were out. the ninth inning as the Boston Red Sox extended their Plnton tried the keep the team alive by staging an LOS ANGELES (AP) - Steve Garvey doubled and singled twice and scored the decisive run as the San Garvey singled, Kevin McReynolds walked and Terry winning streak to six games by beating the Detroit U-game exhibition schedule against top-rated inter- Kennedy blooped a single to left, scoring Garvey. Tigers. national teams. However, the club has averaged less Diego Padres edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2 last Pirates i, Expos I It was the 17th victory in the last 19 games for Boston than 15,000 fans per game in three contests and had only night to snap the Dodgers' four-game winning streak. Mike Easier started the ninth with a single off Willie 1,677 for Sunday night's 2-1 lost to Lazio of Rome. Eric Show, 5-4, Craig Lefferts and Rich Gossage MONTREAL — Tony Pena drove in three runs with Hernandez, 4-3, who had relieved starter Dan Petry with Chinaglia, who owns about 60 percent of the team, combined to restrict Los Angeles to eight hits. Show a two-run home run and a single, powering the pitched seven innings, allowing six hits, striking out Pittsburgh Pirates to a victory over Montreal and two outs in the eighth. Evans followed by jumping on said the club lost at least ttO.OOO on the game. an 0-1 pitch and lofting just over the screen in right field "The Cosmos can survive with II, 20 or 8,000 people seven and walking three. He also singled home Graig snapping the Expos' winning streak at five games. Nettles in the second inning. Pena's homer, his fourth this season, broke open a for his seventh home run of the season. attending the games, and survive well," said Pinton. Brewers z, Blue Jays 1 "But we can no longer continue to offer something to Lefferts retired Greg Brock to start the eighth, then 3-2 game in the sixth inning. our fans that they no longer want." Gossage came in and recorded his 15th save. Pirates starter Jim Winn, 2-1, pitched five innings MILWAUKEE - Moose Haas fired a three-hitter, Plnton said Cosmos players are paid (2400 per game The Padres knocked out Rick Honeycutt, 4-6, in the before leaving the game with a swollen left wrist. He retiring 16 straight hitters in one stretch, and Jim with a |30 per diem expense. second as they took a 2-0 lead. Carmelo Martinez and was struck by a ball hit by Terry Francona Don Gantner hit a solo homer as the Milwaukee Brewers Nettles led off the inning with doubles for one run and Robinson pitched the final four Innings to record his dealt the Toronto Blue Jays their fifth successive Pinton said be was at a loes to explain how the second save. setback with a victory. Cosmos could draw between 60,000 and 75,000 fans per Nettles came home on Show's single. Brock hit his 10th home run of the season in the Red Sox 3, Tigers Z Haas, 6-3, did not allow a walk and struck out five game during their heyday in the 1970s and fail to match DETROIT — Dwlght Evans hit a two-run homer in in helping the Brewers snap a five-game losing streak. that In three games this year. second, making it 2-1. Caterer pleads innocent to selling 'coke' to ballplayers transcripts taken by the FBI in the investigation. Before the arraignment, Renfroe, who has been the Strong was indicted after federal authorities listened PITTSBURGH (AP) - A Philadelphia caterer Renfroe told Sensenich he had requested "ny tape most outspoken of the attorneys for the seven indicted to tape recordings of alleged drug deals with a major pleaded innocent yesterday to 16 cocaine distribution recordings made with ballplayers" during alleged men, said be was "hopeful that Jerry (U.S. At torney league player who wore a hidden microphone, according counts in a federal investigation of drug trafficking in transactions with his client "if, in fact, that recipient J. Alan Johnson) will turn over some discovery material to sources, who asked not to be identified earlier. major league baseball and his attorney demanded was a ballplayer." to me." authorities turn over "any tape recordings made with It was only the second time that a reference to But Renfroe added, "I know he's not going to divulge Trial dates have been set for three others indicted In ballplayers." ballplayers was made in early court proceedings In the the names of any players to me." the probe. U.S. Magistrate Ila Jeanne Senaenlch ordered Curtis case. After Renfroe described his motions requesting the Shiftman, an unemployed Pittsburgh photographer Strong, 38, to stand trial July 17. He Is one of seven The first came during a May 31 ball hearing for Dale Investigative material, Johnson said, "I am sure he charged with 111 counts, and Shelby Greer, », of Pennsylvania men Indicted May 30 following a 1S- Shiftman, 33, of Pittsburgh, also Indicted In the case, (Renfroe) will not receive the things he has Informally Philadelphia, charged with 10 counts, are scheduled to month federal grand jury probe into drug sales to major when defense attorney Gary Ogg Mid "certain go to trial July 21. Jeffrey Moseo, 30, of Pittsburgh, league ballplayers. witnesses, including certain ballplayers...," but was , The arraignment was delayed more than two hours charged with 12 counts, Is scheduled to go on trial the Strong's attorney, Adam O. Renfroe Jr., said he filed interrupted by an objection sustained by Sensenich. because Renfroe had not followed federal district court week of July 8. "innumerable" motions requesting any tapes the U.S. Renfroe has said he plans to call ballplayers to the rules that require a local counsel to be present in court. Attorney might have, any agreements made with stand during Strong's trial. At least 11 players testified Renfroe has maintained that Strong, who catered food Federal prosecutors have hinted that the only way government witnesses, law enforcement interview before the grand jury, but no players were charged In to the Philadelphia Phillies briefly this season, was set names of players involved in the probe would be reports, grand Jury minutes, and any note* or the indictments. up as a "scapegoat." divulged would be through trial testimony. The Register SCOREBOARD JUNE II, IMS

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by Harrah's and Holiday Inns Corp., be funded by the foundation under a ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - SUte his partners in the Trump Casino PRINCETON (AP) - A $115 fK» million program will be located gaming regulators shot craps and Hotel on the Boardwalk million "supercomputer" complex at the University of California, San played high-stakes blackjack games The lawsuit, filed In US District was introduced yesterday by of- Diego; the University of Illinois, yesterday as this resort's 11th gam- Court In Camden. claims Trump has ficials who said it will house the Cbampalgn-Urbana. and at Cornell ine h»U. Trump's Cattle Hotel * interfered with Harrah's manage- most powerful computer in the world University in Ithaca, N.Y. Casino, opened for inspection and ment of the property and has and will likely "change the way The insitutions will be linked gambling with fake money attempted to obtain confidential much of high technology industry together through satellite com- Closing time was 6 p.m to allow partnership information to use at his will work." munications. members of the Casino Control new complex "We have a commitment to be- "We will be providing services by Commission to meet, discuss the The suit, claiming there will be come second to none in the field of the end of this year, " said Dr. Doyle first day's operations with its in- confusion with two casinos bearing science and technology," Gov. D. Knight, a Rutgers professor and vestigators and the casino's manage- the 'Trump' name, also seeks to Thomas H. Kean said "This is the secreUry of the consortium. ment, and decide if Trump's Castle force Trump not to use his surname sUte of Thomas Edison. We think we The 41,000-square-feet building will be allowed to accept real bets as part of the title of the new casino. are a fitting borne for this particular today. project." housing the computer complex at the Donald Trump, who bought the Harrah's is responsible for the The computer, likely to be 100 Forrestal Greens Complex Is under gaming complex just two months management of Trump Casino Hotel, times more powerful than the most construction. ago from Hilton Hotels Corp., which Trump built. It opened in May advanced computer today, will be A Cyber 105 computer, one of the proclaimed that the opening was the 1984 Mow Trump and Harrah's arc used for everything from automotive world's molt powerful computers, smoothest since casino hotels began neighbors and the only two gaming designs to energy research to will be intUlled by the end of this operating here in 1978 complexes to date in the more probing the behavior of atoms, year, said Jerry Colley, university "This facility is far more signifi- remote marina area several miles officials said. sales manager of ETA Systems, an cant than any facility in Atlantic City from the Boardwalk. The Consortium for Scientific independent St. Paul, Minn-based company. or in the world," said the 39-year-old Trump has been critical of his BACK IN THE SADDLE — State Senate Minority Leader Thomas Computing, an association of 12 New York developer and owner of partners for problems, especially in Gagliano goes horseback in the Millsetone Township Elks Flag univerities including Princeton and Rutgers, will oversee construction of An even more powerful ETA 10 the New Jersey Generals of the the accounting department, that Day parade yesterday. Hundreds of spectators gathered to watch computer will be added by 1M7, United States Football League. occurred daring the opening of the the complex, which is funded by a him and other dignitaries ride horseback through the streets. creating a machine capable of Also yesterday. Trump was sued Boardwalk gaming hall. five-year grant totaling 170 million to 175 million from toe National performing 10 billion mathematical Science Foundation, a federally operations per second, said con- funded organization providing sortium Chairman Dr. Steven A. money for scientific research. Orszag The machines, which can cost Haunted Castle called not within codes The John Von Newmann Center of between f 12 million and f 15 million Scientific Computing also will be each, are too expensive for most whether the time it took for the combustible materials in the 'What's going on," she said. "I said funded with a f 12 million grant from colleges and universities to buy and TOMS RIVER (AP) - A former barrier removal made any dif- Haunted Castle, including Ur paper there was a fire." the state and by an undetermined operate individually. amount from members of the con- state fire inspector testified yester- ference during the May 11. MM fire. and wax in the displays, fueled Ann Markham of Glenside, Pa., Once the computers are com- sortium and businesses. day that the Haunted Castle at the "It would mean the difference temperatures that reached 1,500 also said she figured the "grayish, bined, the supercomputer will have Six Flags Great Adventure amuse- between life and death in that degrees during the fire. yellowish smoke" was part of the Professor Robert McCrory, direc- 250,000 times the power and 10,000 meat park was "nowhere near" in building." said Suudt. who is sched- The Superior Court Jury also heard castle's horror show. She said the times the memory of an IBM home compliance with construction codes tor of the University of Rochester uled to continue his testimony today from three Pennsylvania teen-agers "atmosphere was very tense" as she Laboratory of Laser Energetics, computer, said Orszag. last year when a fire there killed Staudt. former assistant bureau who entered the Haunted Castle passed a coffin display early into the eight teen-ager* said the computer will put the United Orszag said the storage capacity chief of construction code enforce- shortly after the fire suited. Steven attraction. SUtes at "the forefront of energy Paul Staudt. the final prosecution would rival the entire Library of ment for the state Department of Martin of Wayne, Pa., said be technology" by analyzing daU used witness in the 4-week-old aggravated "I thought when I get past there, Congress and that it would be Community Affairs, inspected the figured the smoke was "a poor in fuel exploration and by shedding manslaughter trial of Great Adven- everything would be OK," she said. capable of transmitting the Haunted Castle three days after the special effect." light on the process of nuclear ture and its parent company Six She said she did not immediately equivalent of 1.000 pages of text a fire He said the numerous code LoretU Haines of Wayne said as realise that a woman's scream may fusion. second Flags Corp of Chicago, testified In violations included a narrow rear the smoke started to make her eyes have been a legitimate cry for help. At a news conference at a hotel Superior Court that the firefighting exit and lungs bum she heard "a strong "It's going to change the way "Thing] were strange enough as it near the university, consortium effort was hampered by the fences, female voice" call out "Fire!" Ms. much of high technology industry Defense attorneys pointed out that was," she said professors offered examples of how railings and a moat around the series Haines said she passed five people as will work," said Dr Alfred Brenner, three people escaped through the the computer would be used. of trailers that comprised the exit. she walked out of the building Ms. Markham said she passed president of the consortium. Haunted Castle "Thank God only three had to When she reached the entrance. three girls "frozen in the corner" as In the design of artificial heart Defense attorneys, contending the "Almost anything we do will be exit, "Suudt said "If there had been Ms. Haines said she ran into a Great she winded her way out of the mate valves, said Dr. Charles Testkin, a rear fence was knocked down within built better" because of research 20, there would have been a jam-up." Adventure worker. of trailers that comprise the New York University professor of 30 seconds by firefighters, asked done on the computer, Brenner said. SUudt also said that the amount of "An employee came in and said. Haunted Castle mathematics, "we'll let the com- Universities in the consortium will puter predict how that valve will be capable of using it at one time and perform." industry will pay fees to be briefed about the research. Besides Princeton and Rutgers, Nearly every town to receive fire funds "We plan to have a broad base of other universities in the consortium industrial involvement, taid are the University of Arizona. Brown TRENTON (AP) - Nearly all 567 D-Passaic. sponsored the same Under the measure sponsored by The measure, sponsored by As- McCrory, who alto Is chairman of University, University of Colorado. New Jersey municipalities will re- measure in the Assembly Assemblyman Wayne Bryant, D- semblyman Byron Baer, D-Bergen, the consortium's industrial relations Harvard University, the Institute for ceive a share of It million to hire The only towns ineligible to re- Camden. counties would divide into would amend the state's committee. Advanced Study at Princeton, firefighters or purchase firefighting ceive funds under the measure are four group* iU welfare recipienu gubernatorial campaign flimyii^ Massachusetts Institute of Tech- equipment, under legislation given Ridgefiek) Borough, Rockleigh and and those groups would receive their program to require the hour-long McCrory said industry will be nology, New York University, Uni- final legislative passage yesterday Teterboro in Bergen County; Upper checks on different days instead of debates. It would set up an arbi- allowed to fund specific research versity of Pennyslvania. Penn- by the state Senate. Township, Cape May County; all at once. tration board, which would de- projecU. sylvania SUte University. Univer- termine if the candidates fulfilled Three similar supercomputers to sity of Rochester The upper house also approved Holland, Hunterdon County; Lower Proponents have said it would the obligation of the law. two bills to regulate smoking while AUoways Creek, Salem County; reduce long lines In which welfare the Assembly approved legislation Blairstown, Warren County; and recipienu often must wait in order The bill now goes to the Senate for requiring gubernatorial candidates Pahaquarry Township. Warren to cash the checks. consideration. to meet in at least six debates or lose County. Also approved by the upper bouse The lower bouse also approved a public funds The cities of Trenton, Camden, was a legislation to lengthen the measure to establish a public infor- Mandatory recycling voted Also yesterday, the Assembly Newark, Jersey City and Patenon term of office for county sheriffs mation program to explain asbestos pasted a measure requiring the would each receive t444,7M in ad- from three years to five years. health risks. 4-1 vote, the counties that would be appointment of a special prosecutor ditional stete for fire protection The measure, which was sup- The bill would appropriate 150,000 TRENTON (AP) - An Assembly affected include: Sussex, Warren, to look into accusations of miscon- under the bill. ported by the Sheriff's Association of to the Department of Health to committee yesterday released legis- Hunterdon, Mercer, Pattaic, duct in the awarding of motor The Senate also approved two bills New Jersey, will go to the Assembly develop the program. The depart- lation that would mandate recycling Morris, Somerset. Bergen, Essex, vehicle contracts sponsored by Assemblyman Martin The Assembly approved a bill by ment also would be required to set programs in 12 New Jersey counties. Union, Camden and Salem. Toe fire protection bill, passed A. Herman, D-Gloucester. that a vote of 42-36 that would require up a toll-free hotline for information The bill, sponsored by As- The two other recyclable ma- 38-0. would provide SS 2 million to 43 would control smoking in certain candidates for governor to face each and to maintain a registry of trained semblyman Frank Pelly. D-Middle- terials could inplude newspapers, municipalities that maintain paid indoor places — such as concert other in a series of at least six and certified asbestos inspectors and sex, requires counties that export glass or plastic. fire departments and qualify for aid halls and theater* — and limit debates or forfeit public financing workers. solid waste outside their borders to The other nine counties have under the Safe and Clean Neigh- smoking in government buildings. develop by Jan. 1 a recycling facilities for solid waste disposal borhoods Act. The remaining til "The passage of these bills is t program for aluminum cans and two within their borders. million would be allocated to $17 great victory for all the people of other recyclable materials. The bill also would permit coun- municipalities that have volunteer New Jersey," Herman said. "Smok- According to the Assembly ties that now accept watte from ing is a killer." Senate measure bars fire departments Energy and Natural Resources Com- other counties to prohibit further 'This is one of the most far- Four other smoking regulation mittee, which released the bill by a shipments of recyclable materials. reaching pieces of public safety bills were approved by the Legis- legislation It reaches into some- lature and signed last week by Gov. thug that's been sadly neglected." Thomas H. Kean youth death penalty said Sen Frank Graves. D-Passatc. The Senate also approved a sponsor of the measure in the upper measure that would stagger the determine if the sentence i* dis- TRENTON (AP) - The execution house Assemblyman John Gu-genti. distribution of welfare checks. proportionate to the penalty imposed of convicted murderers under age 18 in similar cases. would be prohibited under legislation If a defendant does not pursue the narrowly approved yesterday by the appeal, the sUte public defender's sUte Senate. office or other lawyer* appointed by The measure, passed 21-15 along the Supreme Court must Use up the BRIDGE ADVICE party lines with Democrau in favor appeal on the defendant'* behalf. and Republicans in opposition, would "The death penalty was never also require the public defender to After the first trick you earn the intended to be a form of suicide." invitation to game unless he hat appeal to the New Jersey Supreme slid Rutao, who introduced the bill right to lead by winning the previ- 4-3-3-3 distribution, only 16 poinu, Court all death penalty convictions as a result of convicted murderer ous trick. Sometimes the right it and weak spades; and he'll proba- even if the defendant did not want an James Koedatich's iipuaatd wishes more important than the trick. bly make only nine tncks with such appeal to be put to death last December. Miami Beach expert Cliff Ruttell a hand. "I just don't feel comfortable with The public defender's office won a refuted the first tnck, hoping East South dealer the execution of a juvenile," said suy of Koedatich's execution and his would switch to spades; but East Senate Majority Leader Jots F private trial attorney, James Kenny. took the jack of club* and returned Both aide* vulnerable Russo, D-Ocean. sponsor of the bill unsuccessfully sought a Supreme and the 190 law reinstating capital the king to dummy's ace. NOstTH Coart order to dismiss the appeal on Mow Russell's only hope was to punishment in New Jersey. the grounds that no one else could • 42 Under Rasto's bill, which now set up the hearts for a club discard 9AJ874 lepteauit the defendant. After ruffing a heart he had to goes to the Assembly for iU con- The public defender stepped in OJ98 sideration, a jury could still order return to dummy twice to ruff •A74 after Koedaticb ordered Kenny not hearts and then once more to cash that a juvenile be sentenced to life to file an appeal of his sentence for the last heart in prison. the subbing death of an lt-yetr-old The bill would ban execution of Partippany-Troy Hills cheerleader. HIGH RUFF • Q1076 • J853 9K1095 9Q62 people who are under II at the tone Amie Hoffman. Ruttell therefore ruffed the first O107 032 they commit murder, not at the time Koedatk* has said he is innocent low heart with the queen of dia- • 865 • KQJ2 Of —'•-f-'flg and that be does not want to serve moads and led a low diamond to try Sen Wayne Dumont, a Republican a life term in prison with s mintm^ a desperate finesse with the eight SOUTH from Warren County, said he op- of 30 years before parole- When this "unnecessary" finesse • AK9 posed the measure because he did not want the death penalty law held, he ruffed a heart with the king of diamonds and led another OAKQ654 Stun gun ban act low trump. • 1093 In April, a Superior Coart judge ruled that Easex County Prosector Since the trump* broke 2-2, Smith Watt N«rta George Schneider can seek the death gaining favor RutteU could easily ruff a third low 10 Past l<9 penalty for a juvenile, Willie Smith bean, cash the top spades and 30 Pats 4* Dbi of Newark, who waa 17 what he was TRENTON (AP) - LogWatioa return to dummy by ruffing a apade 40 Pass (0 AllPatt accused of the AH ». 1» shooting that would outlaw the sale of staa to cash the jack of hearts. death of lf-year-old Ismsel gun* in New Jersey was approved Rodrigaet dariag a robbery DAILY QUESTION yesterday the Assembly Law aad Opening lead-*8 Fifteen people have been Public Safety Committee You hold •J853S>Q62 0 3 2* (WeaU yea Uhe at have AUrad sentenced to «-r-rttim by lethal The bill, sponsored by As- K Q J 2 Partner bidt INT (16 to 18 1 injection since capital Bflaatii i nl ftaBBBnaWwaaaaaVai aaawauaawi aasBBal BBHBBBB* tats —i semblyman Ralph Loveys. R- poinu). you respond two club* **BW^»BUBTWFWJBW sajawSeal f^^ aaa^W M gVMt/ was retnsUted, bat appeals have Morris, would make the sale of sack (SUyman Convention), and he tirtgwiaT A l*-lta*sa toaUat sUyed all the iiacaUoaa. Oae of asa-faul weapons, which send oat bsth two spade*. The opponenu will to *a tike way a* yea' those on death row, Marks Bey of Oectric shocks, punishable by ap to ASSOOMTtDI pats. What do you sty? Neptaae. waa fcaad by a jery to have II months in jail. killed a U-yssroM womaa hi 1M> "The stun gun is a dangerous KKMINO SENIOR — Laveme Stokes of Toms River, Ms. Sanlor ANSWCBi Bid three apade*. You what he was 17. He was II have nine poinu In the high card* •tnaneat that, ia the wrong bftads. America, tap dances through a routina at a gathering at Loch and one point for the doubleton. but eoald be used la the commMoa of Sheldrake's CaftkH resort in New York State last month. The) 64- your poinu are mostly in queen* The bill abo would reastre that a crime,' Loveys said "Thai lagav ywar-old grandmother won a crown, two tree nights at the resort every convictioa that resins hi a and jacks. Partner will accept your •lamia** lation la nm laaaiy nactat* ttaa gant and a weekend in an Atlantic City casino. death leatracf be appealed to the are becoming more popular aad are Supreme Coart far a review to being sold in greater i TUESMi. JUNE 18, 1985 The Register 71

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Public Notices Situations Wanted Male. 55 Pets and Livestock- 77 Camping Equipment 153 reel Insertion ol any adverilsment Situations Wanted Aircraft. . 78 Recreational Vehicles. 154 and only when It materially affects Male/Female 58 Swap or Exchan 71 the value of the ad. I' It contains an Special Notice* Child Care/Nursery BIcycles/Mlnl Bike 80 Real Estate lor Sale Automotive error call classified. All ads are re- Sports Equipment . 81 str.cted to their proper classification Loat and Found- Schools 57 Wanted Automotive. 220 e Swimming Pools 82 and set In the regular Dally Register Special Notices.. Construction Equipment— 230 CBs. Electronics 83 style of type Right Is reserved to Financial Auto Financing .240 Travel-Transportation 12 Merchandise Wanted. 84 Condominiums/Town edit or reject any copy or ad Business Opportunity- Auto Insurance 250 Instruction 15 61 Price Buster 85 House*- 132 Mortgages 62 Income Property- 133 Auto Rent/Lease 260 Bualneaa Directory Money To Loan- 63 Farm Property. 134 Auto Services/ Parts 270 TO PLACE 64 Real Estate Rentals Business Service Money Wan Commercial Property 135 Motorcycles. 280 Apsrtmenls 101 Trucks and Trailers. 290 YOUR Arta 4 Crafta Industrial Property 136 Merchandise Houses lor Rent 102 Lots and Acreage 137 Autos For Sale 300 CLASSIFIED Rentals to Share 103 Mobile Homea 138 AD Employment Merchandise lor Sale 71 Winter Rentals 104 Cemetery Lota 138 READ YOUR A0 CALL THE Help Wanted Male or Female Qaraga/Vard Sale. . 72 Summer Rentals. 105 Real Estate Wanted 140 51 Machinery For Sale- 73 Furnished Rooms 108 THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE Babyslttlng/Chlld Ca _52 74 IT APPEARS1 542-1700 Rental r Nursing/Retirement Recreational Domestic Help- 53 Farm Equipment 75 Homes- 107 The Dally Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Situations Wanted Female- 54 Auction Sales- 78 Commercial Rentals 106 Boats snd Accessories 152 sponsible lor more than one Incor- . 8:30-4:50

51 HelD Wanted SI Help Wanted XXt Monmouth Beach •HAM TAKI NOTICa Ml by Clemency possible for mercy killer Nonca B inn MM May 11, law the Planning Board ol the HI fifltam w Borough of Bekinwn granted MVSKAOa CONTROL to John w. O"Mere, Eaq.. aa b- The Register has an opening tor a Oastrlct Sales for a urinary tract blockage. His commute the 25-year mandatory por- Take nottoe ihet epptoaeon aoutor ol the Batata ol Dona M«- TALLAHASSEE, FU. (AP) - A 75- hao been meda to me Meyer and Manager In Its circulation Oepertmeni sentence is being served at the state tion of Gilbert's life sentence or grant Couneai or me Bora ol Monmomn year-old man serving a life sentence for flsnti IO nnoMr 10 Ma—a Cor This entry level poeNton Involve* supervising youth fatally shooting his ailing wife could be prison at Avon Park. him a full pardon. ponwon nong ae The Had Out d man am ae Bkx* SS, Lola carriers In me areas of sates, service and coHec- Officials had planned his return to Graham said last week that because and Tha Channal Club lor 41.01 and 41 (B(Bunonwood d and released at early as next month if state at Channal OVant Avenues) on the tax mep Uons. We provide training and an exeeNent com- prison at the beginning of the week, but piamlaaa of Me Borough ol Baton* pensatlon package. We are Intareatad In agreeaive official! decide to waive clemency of Gilbert's age and medical condition, brtve (too memo* p) autyeot to the oondiaona oon- Individuals who have prior sales/or supervisory regulations. doctors decided to delay his release clemency should be considered. plenary ratal! consumption temad In the Reeelmnn ol tha from the hospital for several days Domm e No. nil ss ooi-002 Board wMoh to on Mo with tha experience Gov Bob Graham and his Cabinet "I believe because of the peculiar noramore MM to llawas Cor- Beerelary of lha Plennlng Board. because of a chest cold, Martha Moran, facts of this case and the age of the porationm , trading aa The Hex NJ. meet today and are expected to decide Out. lor mapnmtoaa tooMad at To Apply Contact Gilbert's daughter, said yesterday. defendant that it is appropriate for us Channel Drive, Monmouth whether regulations should be waived in Brian Banach If Graham and the Cabinet favor to at least give serious consideration to aeeoh. JOHN W. O^MAIW order to grant clemency to Roswell mvfOavwmVt n eriry, mouio D# 542-4000_Ext. 287 Gilbert of Fort Lauderdale some form of clemency for Gilbert, it some form of clemency," he said. made ImniKalal; m wmmg lot Dee** June 11. IBM won't be granted today. Instead, they aonme O. Moore. Muntotoel June IS S7.M Gilbert was convicted May 9 of If Graham and the Cabinet favor Ctorll or Ih. Borough at Mon- 5»3-5210 will decide if state clemency regu- clemency, the case will be placed on a SI Help Wanted murdering his 73-year-old wife, Emily, HOMS Corpora lations should be waived, allowing who was suffering from Alzheimer's clemency board agenda, perhaps as 1410 Oman Avenue them, as the Executive Clemency soon as July. See Bright NJ OTTaO disease and a degenerative bone ail- June 11. ia «ie.« Board, to hear the case. ment. The couple had been together for Mrs. Moran, of Ruxton, Md., said 1M Bed Bank more than 90 years, and Gilbert had Normally, legal appeals must be Monday she was not getting her hopes contended he shot his wife to free her exhausted before the board can con- up. sider changing a sentence. An inital "I told dad, 'Please don't count on Honca TO BiDoeRe from her suffering. NOTIca la hereby given mat Accounting appeal of the conviction was filed only being out right away,' " she said. "I Gilbert remained hospitalized under last week with the 4th District Court of don't want to get optimistic. I just want by me Real Bank Borough Board guard yesterday in Avon Park, a week o) Sdueaaon. Dad Bank. Near Appeal. daddy home for his 76th birthday" on A major communications company In after he underwent emergency surgery •?ry 0*5^* The clemency board can either July 21. Bank Primary Softool and open- Central Jersey ia looking for an Account- ad end read In public el t» Board or Sduoeaon Offlee. 7S Ing Manager to manage the Account- Branch Avenue. Ned Bank, NJ. ing.'Business office. Responsibilities In- ON Friday. June IS, 1S*S el 10:00 AM PREVAILINO TIMS. clude management of office staff, Motorist pleads in crash that hurt M ADI) co-founder financial statement and budget prep- oopy or «w SpeoMoaaona by aw aration, accounts receivable/payable ment in support of MADD co-founder Also injured in the crash were the payment In tie eum of Twenty- MEDFORD, Mass (AP) - The and payroll. Automated systems ex- Marion Stokes, mother of a 20-year-old driver, Jennifer Mills, 19, of Raymond, Phie Ooaera (MS .00) refundable daughter of a co-founder of Mothers to BMdenonfy and payahto to perience a must. Supervisory experience injured in the crash. N.H., and another passenger, Kevin me Board of Iduoeton. Against Drunk Drivers was in guarded BMa muat be made on aton- preferred. Position reports directly to the Michelle Stokes was in stable but Crowley, 21, of Blllerica. daV

me Stoto of Ne» Jereey and ax- SI Help Wanted SI HelD Wanted k- aoueve Order Number 1124S en- taed -Beual Smptoymant Op- in Advertising portunity: ae aiiiinlid by E»- To Place louava Order Number 11375 and M aupaasmanHd In the De- MAKE IT YOURSELF portmant of Lebor Rigutaaoni. your 7. The Board of Eduoaeon na- aarvea tie rtojht« najaet any and I an btoa end to »ah» Immetoitel MEN AND WOMEN 17-62 Classified SALES Board to mon affeetlvety TRAIN NOW FOR CML SERVICE EXAMS procure pertormenoa of me «ork NO HIGH SCHOOL NECESSARY Ad by « Are you interested In career and not lust a job? Do you have POSITIONS START AS HIGH AS experience In advertising sales? The Register has an excellent |.22 HOUR opportunity lor an advertising space account executive. We are Call the looking tor an aggressive person for this lucrative territory: tlw imtrt via; uxlcat Ml l $9 sunOup nbMd caUr. ken tow • POST OFFICE • CLERICAL Crochet gmwy iquana M 3 tot- • MECHANICS • INSPECTORS The right person could move up quickly while earning a salary and on ol kNHtog warned eekjM KEEP PRESENT JOB WHILE PREPARING AT Action-Line An On ed'AN OR- Incentives. yam Pattern Ma Sim t-10 DINANCE TO AMEND AND SUP- HOME FOR GOVERNMENT EXAMS PLEMENT CHAPTBft XV. OF We are a part of a top-rated Fortune $00 media and communica- THI mviaao otNawu. OWM- tions company mart on the move. This la an excellent ca'ier NATIONAL TRAINING SVC, INC. NANCIS or THI BOHOUOH OP UN lor each panem MO 50t 542-1700 ftuuaoN. NEW jmSBv •> opportunity. Meetings will be held at introduced by tha Mayor and If you are Interested In a career In sales, like meeting people, have SHERATON HOTEL Council ol tha Borough of numaon at a meeine held on an aggressive, sales-minded attitude, write In strict confidence Io Hwy. 35 Hazlet, N.J. May S. 1BSS end on June 13. Mr. Frank Bonone. The Register. 1 Register Plaza. Shrewsbury. LAURA WHEELER Wednesday.. June 19th Monday loeSwaannaMyadoptadandap- NJ 07701 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F pfovsjd py tTM Weiyof - 7:00 pm TJNLY J. Oery Bemmon iWMKcnn utpi. oi Through Borough Clark Cherlaa F. Patoino, MO. Thi Diiry Rtfittif Mayor Friday June is SS.4S 8:30-4:50 MOBumson

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai me Kumaon Board or AdjuM- ment dM. el a regular meoong on J5 NetfkaM tattoo, - ISO May IS, 1SSS. Brant variance to NURSINGWEDICAL phi dengm K • 50c p s h WILLIAM J. MoOOWAN to par- SOOM K 50 * so« aacn p s h SmONS AVAILABLE Wetorman Avenue. Rumaon IH-TkrM) Cre* Near Jereay. and ahown on the ism Ms torTea * Tax Map of the Borough of t»l«*M (Tessa hen. Rumaon aa Lot 3. Block 144. DAYS • EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME Oepyof and Raawmnn toon Me

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Met ma Bumaon Board a* Adjuel- In, HL.;~. ttTavai- ment dM, at e reamer mealing on NURBES'AIDES HOME HEALTH AIDES Pvaonnal Dapt Mavis. itaS.gnMeverianooto RN/LPN 311 Mra Cmadino ALL HEALTH CARE JOHN J. and OOLOnaS A. RYAN FAMILY S CHILDREN'S SERVICE SERVICES. WC kt permit them to eonatruot a 12" HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT 191 Balh Avanua 19 Kmga Hwy. X 1S' porch to tie rear of CENTSR MMOMOWI. N.J 07 Ml pjimnn at 7 Churah Sjreet. Long Branch. N J 07740 IBS Hay. 34 (201) 222-0100 (201) I71-S40O Easy un wrap nu bra-cow- RelfVIOQflt MsVsV Jwy, Maw fanONIl HoandaL NJ 07713 ing snot Hi Irani, low V tack an tie Tea Map af ma Borough (301) S4S-4I00 el numaon aa Lot 1. Btoek SS. vmp it up in stricMd or wad Oepyef aak) Wiiiiliainii to an gtogkam or tunny pecan ae «ah the Board at ABkietiiaiil MM Pawn UM Miuao •nd avaaeoto tor Mapaceon. (MsSk 20 1*1 OAKY SAMMON OAHY SAMMON. BeonMary pfoeu CAM AdeU E Ratcigno/Alma Pann. RN LPNI t HEALTH AIDES Board d Adkaoment Of SOUTH JERSEY. INC. PaflonnM/Dlractor of Nuriat Nursing Dapi Dated: May it, teas 244 Broad et/PO Boa BSH MARLBORO PSYCHIATRIC Oa laSALLE HALL June is 17.20 Had Bank, HJ 07701 HOSPITAL (Slat* Facility) 010 Nawrman Spfinoi Roan noil aio-iass Rl 520. Marlboro. NJ O774S LiwoTI. N J 07734 (201)946-4100 X424/3O3 1201) $30-0410 USS loi aacn pattern AOd 50* PltASS TAKI NOTICE the! ucn patnrn tor poHage M • Rumaon Boerd ol AdkM- mantdM. atangdiniimiiyon

MARIAN MARTIN permit mam to ooneeruol a lar- Paraonnal Dapl. raeeend patnetran prarmaaa al Mr. Ft ptoa Mgrnl earvtoaa al ISO Rumaon Reef Rumaon. Paraonnel Raomtara MCOSS NURSIMO SERVICES Pitt.ru Dtpt. 4Z0 Near Jaraey, end thatm en tie Protaaalonal RacrulMr ISt Rodman Place Ta» Map of me Bereugh el RIVERVIEW Rad Sank. N.J 07701 Rumaon aa Lot S, BteakSl JERSEY SHORE TIM Daily ftogisttr MEDICAL CENTER 12011 Copy el eata Raee SSUManBmal MEDICAL CENTER ejevSah me Boerd ol Had Bank, NJ. 07701 CM* 1S4S Cornea Ava. NTiitn.PiMaea* (anitao-isoo/atf Neptuna. NJ O77&3 'Us. Stti. Psasrs Besscr Worti 4 nlghta and I»1I 77SSSOO. Eil See eetpalTlari Nuraing Oapl on *» 11 tor m OROVE HEALTH Day Care Cantor to CARE CENTER »rw SpnnjSunvnai Pmam 919 Oreen Orova Road Calatog rut UWioni tor Duty Naptuna. NJ 0T7S3 nman Fraa oalttfn coupon {201)1 SanO M 00 p*ii 50c peMaj BOOM H 50 • 501 ai ptn

MAMAN MARTIN Infornurtlon on pIscliHI MI *d PATTERNS In this DIRICTORY pl«as« call 542-4000 «xt. 252 Th« Hegtsler iY, JUNE 18,1985 14* Manmoitti County MO OthT PubMc NotteM 51 Help Wanted II Help Wanted si Help wanted Si Help Wanted II HHslpW»n 51 MslpWsntX npMara ol Via County ol Mon- MOt«MOUTH COUNTY COOK - Pen tme tor nillini PUU-0HAPJM BOOKKEEPER MAINTENANCE PERSON _ B>- PAIIT .TIMS-eM moum tar Tha Raoonalruoaon ol DOCKtT NO. L !!•—I •• aroup name. M hourt par weak. M paraan «MMi MAM TAKE HOTICt mat Mon-Pn. 1-7 p.m Ptoaaa leeve naw. Me Paimacn kM at Aajuot- •load and laural (CMI Action) • ground Computor lap. rjwl Bl. Red IN THE MATTIR OF THE AP- neme end number M M1-17S4 prtlerrad. but net nmnir. All ntdld.oteretular (OeunlMyy Kama in. and or M1.S4S1 EOE ENJOY TALKING i K. IMS anm • opanad and mad In pgWa al PLICATION OP MICHAEL benema. Oat tor appt Bav of SCOTT MOWN FOB LEAVE TO ATTENTION! PART TIMS THAVBL ASJSNT - WILLAM D. t SHERRY L. HIM- Pmrluldai'a Maadng Roam (No. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Reotp- Kan. Sohwarn Onryaler TO PEOPLE? ASSUME THE NAME OF ajafc •— II abjl 1 Jll tataf Inurf ft* atMul Ta wart ail 10-t anal Than. 100) H ma Han ol Raoordt. Main Pteeea manllon THE REOISTER •oniet. Put or pan ana la lain f 1W11 tfJ^afW• t I •> I W • riwTn Wi., T^PtPU MANtOUPaST - ImmitUll MICHAEL SCOTT LEHNINQ opon*nfl POf axpartanooa it*afw> ntjhb) H. Oempular • ratot t«- imiemtofme aVutt a (ima Mr taraoa on anal PraaMM. Nati Jaraay on whan replying to t R ami ki MHaitliiai'i auMNy praa- Bank. 747-0717. fitmltii • 144 Avanua ol Two Tutaday. July 11. ISM at 11:00 TAKE NOTICE mat on ttm 5th aoa. vasiMFa pat^an pfapatrod. ourttt Put or pan bma M Oraal pananee a larMtoOaun*yf RMn. Rumaon. Naw Jareey. a-m Pia.amiiu Tlma. My of July, 18M, at 9 00 o'otook Raplv to Baa 1440. The Regie, FULL TIME - Permanent help. Terry el Ml in tfw toranoon or moon th*r*> tna mean en ma Tax Mop time Contraol Daau tor, snrtwHury, NJ 07701 Ful banemt Nayior* Auto Pern _ _. ona a noaaava • aan* PART TIMS STOCK PERSON I M Let S, •fMr M tta manar may f h«Mrd J 211-1414 etna. Oat tor I Wa'ra awpaodena 9t0 MHpMM MtCHAEL SCOTT SHOWN thaii DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Rad pjwnTv* VW BPtanaa a rnua'— aaM VSlHtllP. ant ."Ova ATTENDANTS Col M1-0BM Cow oi MM mm inn a on •ppry M m« Monmouth County Bank. Pull or pan Mia. Same WAITER/WAITRESS — Mat Salon Mt-tTTO »tov«limoBioTloli1d)No»iitiil n«TI M Miorlllll Con- Supartor Court at the Monmout* Ssrvic* Station C PART TMM HBLP1R - Par F you ara a and tveMoblo tor tnopooMon. County Courthoua*. FrtMhotd, MANAaER/ASSISTANT MAN- P out tarvtoe. Muat ba ra- NSM> J«rtwy. tor a Judft-wnsjol /SV BABY SAMMON rSUalian Mad In maofioTS DENTAL ASSISTANT -Not Ml PULL-TtME — Clark Mano- AOER O M p.m ttARY SUMMON, llynlai) and BMnaar at 10SO Htghoay authortilng htm to aaaum* m« EXXON U.S.A. grapner or dark MMat Purohaa- ORTRAINBBS •port ol Adluetmanl M (Colonial vlllaga Mall). Cn) dapt. Mon.-FH. Put MICHAEL SCOTT LCHNINO A drvwon ol Ekkon Corp US IS»4*or PART TIME - Oanaral on an I r. MWdfoi'i TaonaMp. P.O. Boil MuMbo Monmoum Cov..., neawtd tram 7 a.m-10 a-m. Roy- MS. Rad Bank. Na» Jaraay. and QERALD T. QLENNON, ESO EXXON Company operated dam. Cat MJ-WOO «n it Ousel in tto Ihnawtury Ptoba. ptxwTVujwNa, UPS DaM: May 11. 1M* Junail In ie STANT _— JujaiM ki Marnnawk County eMaaa. Rt- tervtot tlatont haa SURANCE end EMPLOYEE oorda Hal Anna., PraahaH. Naw OAROBIHR t MAINTENANCE ilpudnga tor a Mimgn. Aaeto- Jaraay. and may ba mtpaoiad by Full Tims « Psri Tims TOM M1-1111 - Apply NW Comer of RH H7 - • Manager or Trameee. Oood PART TIUI COUNTER HELP praaaaMoa Mddart during bual- 1 Laiitaldt Ava., CoHa Nook. »»t eelery piua banua and WrUimaon Fiaoal Yaar 1Mt openings. OBBK CLERK - Mght ehM. 11 Ctarmar Pann. mi Ptoaat cat Ma. Barm al (1. Lao tha Oreet School p m.-7 am Oooa yaar round •p'wianBfjrwa oanavifa pajati Oat tit Mil. (714710 Man. mm. Pfl. bin. • m tminwaibalumlanadown MO Newman Sprlngt Road tialteji. On )a» taK«j). MUM OAS ATTENOANTS — Fun/part EOS Cat (a home efltoa ooSeot. PART-TIME - Blanonyplat a-1 it-4 p.m. tor en appawitnent RED BANK Tom a-a Yvonne PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that oopy Ol tho Contraol Dooumantt Llncroft. Naw Jaraay 0773t MIDDLETOWN appw in paraon, Howard alawft" •ma. Apply m paraan to Oak Hit p..m M/hr. Mon-Prl.. Cal the Rumaon Board of Adluot- and Plant by ma Engmaar upon Tha above named tohool an- eon Motor Lodge, Pa M. MMWe- Shea. Hwy. M, Rad Bank or call Fraaar. 717-M7-SM1. Stt-tSMIS . between iinoa.m -12 SEARS ROEBUCK morn did, at a regular matUnu an prooar nonoa and paymanl ol • nounoed today that low ooat milk HOLMDEL •41-iiM. aak lor Randy MECHANICS HELPER — Odn- May IS. 1SM, darted without innmtinilaim onarga ot Ona wHl be available to all children Oood ttlary and banaltia and COMPANY preluaioe the eppHeeben ol HunoYad and Taantr-lha Doaart enrolled Can Mt-Mil OOMBSTIC - Ful ama deye Aa^Rakj tin )m rlaii **-* ' (ji_ QIRLS & BOYS • 1174 3ERALD P 4 HELEN M. KELLY (IHI.OO) to darray ma ooat In the operation of Child Nuiri- • AM-4 PM Mon-Sat "••iwe" r^osrntjsp wmmot Wm% Pjaaj- l tor Cent Neon rode < 1500 Hwy. 35 lor narmlteliiii to oonetruot a bon Programa, no child ww ba AneajualOpplyarnployorM/F si,Itokiidel 11 yrt, and older For Interview oat Moraga thad to ba aBanlitil to dlacnmlnatad agtmai beotuee of 4M-7SM ttmaan S t 10 a.m. Mlddlatown. NJ aerate on piambjae at 17 Boat raoe. tex, ootor. national origin, AUTO MECHANIC — OuaMWd In Yours Naadad Avar Road. Rumeon, Naw Jer- age or hendloap If you believe brakea. kjnWon and auto A/C ToDsllvsr MECHANIC — Put or part Sma. ATTENTIONI Equal Oppty Employer M/F tay. and thown on the Tex Map you hava bean ditcnmintted Oood aaiary. aanam. moarmve I t benem Hava own took). Oat Milnilit ol the Borough ol Rumeon aa Lot THE REGISTER Muffler el 7M-4440. Pleeee menlon THE RSOISTSR SECRETARY - Par Rad Bank 1. Block N. Sedately ot Agriculture Waah- doctor Appro SO Dr. weak ORAPTIP WOH - Maw Snlah In your araa. MECHANIC — Put bme lor lend- Oood rypmg and kaneeiltikig Copy of taw RaodUitton it on irvgton. DC 20J40 AUTO BODY PERSON toaplng oonvaotor. Light and me with the Board ol Adtuatment Own tool ractmrad. mg Co looated ki MM naadad. MM tor pareon Parenta may can Mra Elena County Wi(u»ai medium moki. Own toato. Rat- PIZZA PERSON — Wanted Ex- wnh need for Itoxlble hrt. Sand and available tor Inaptatun, ID ma Board at Choaan Proa- Torrogrooae el 741-3113 for Ful •ma. Coats 1 ISM Openings Now: Mot 1 expertenot raqulrad. /SV OARV SAMMON llUllin at ma County ol Mon 1. Be. Woodland and Woodland perience m raauma to: PO Box 7SST. further information AUTOMOTIVE - Naw and uaad Dr., Pa* Havan. ri^open. Cal tor appt mtane Ptm Shrawabury, NJ 07701. June il •» M panM by a BUbiniinl m Con- nvowmg/molor venlote etarfc. 7SS-114S. Fun ama pootbon tupa^laima a t. Syoamore Lana. Kemp MECHANIC - Ful mne tor lend- SECRETARY — Avtve reel ee- DUH May 1i, 1PM aant al Sunny from a •urtty PIZZA PERSON - Exp'd needed totoesanoy Mooted to MMSto- ad Bdobuai- mutt EmlHtnl bonamt. Call ba- Avenue, Rumton. aoapQ ooneTaolOf' LiQht and JunelE _ janiaulharb. rn 10-4 p.m. to manage Cat 141-21M. aak naaa In Via Skua d Nao Jaraay. medium truokt. Own uoto. Raf- tor Jpay. S. Oaprey Lane, Avanua ol aienawi A wujeftomie raqulrad. ttortor wKl atnniy to work wnti aunarnabla la tha County and a me pubac. A iiimi>nii It laem. old guaranna lo ma ordar ot Two Rivera So.. Rumaon. open. Can tor tppt PORTIR — Put Sma. FitMiali KiAil TAKE NOTICE mat 6 Lost and Pound AUTO MECHANIC - Put ama. and acourato typlat Reel StMP Monmoum County Traaaurar tor Muet nave eKpartenaa. ran. t houra. Ntoa workmg environ- the Rumeon Board ol Adjust- not Mat man Ian paraant (10S) 4 Buana VHw. Basera noanee a ilitnali pbja. Pit Baa S WEEK OLD — Alt Mack aninny own too* li la— 4 unWeima MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Par ment dW. al • regular meeting on al ma amount Md aaaapl mat ma mnan Juna M. MtoW Ava.. Way. Rumaon May IS. ISM, gram a vartanoa tobid guarantaa natd not axoaad oooior % uvnoa. napfy vnwi ra- SHEET ROCKERS - Taper. • WATER REALTY CO. to perrM It Kaantturg traa Call iU-otn. »im txp. Apply m pareon J»I tumt_ S ratorenoat bjc BoxPOSITION: — uo.Soooo Suneao, ISO Hwy. M. Btfford DRIVER leeclowbrook, Maplewood. at Parkt and ituitaann. Abar- AnMaTSa'a lMMG?1QRGt0 OtTa*y . rawing and Rumaon Tito Tha Countyy ol Monmoum or FREE FOUND ADS >, NJ 07701. dean Twp . NJ. Bma return! to: ttaedy work. Top waaee. Payroll ngmaa rua iha riant to t Aa a atrvtoa ta our oommunHy, AUTO MSOHAMC — f»Early morning Michael L. Trooa. DVaMar m or eub-comrao »ahar record. No ex- IS COMING amah tan famala rnlxad Pug. BARTENDER - Waller, ndudma Sat PWaK aap. Sana Bank. Cal tor kilaivlew _rtng 12*0 muM. jbi- OARY SAMMON. Saoralary any InSnimalHi «Oara tuon In- preferred. Call t4t-71S0. 142-7700 aoiiiM—u ta nol JamtnanaH lo ma Ownar piim eaN Aaaodatad mallrtaa. book E»p'd only. Can perience required. Board al AdMener* Humana Soctaly. tta-oioo Oreet opportunity for quatry SOON! Oalad: May 11. IBM ban miaraat ol ma Board of •41-1311 bawnn l-l p.m. ORILL PERSON - Cafeteria. NURSES The Register, One mmaad peraon. Banana. Cat juna n ir.n Thanghtlt POUND — Dog. adult mala BECKERS TREE SERVICE — Oood atanmg aaiary 1 benefltt « akwroaanrad to ktoraaaaor dt- minad Labrador, tan/blaek. 1ard worker A muel hava Register Plaza, a to 2.30 p.m. No ajeeliandt. Ownar plattt call Ataocitiad UHIIIIhtQU loenee. Appn* m nenon or oat Call REPORTERS — Heeded k) oovar Sp^s^WjpSOUfy ajfJajSal rMjTV# a OOOCf PLEASE TAKE NOTICE mat Humana Soolary. gaa-0100 122-1300 oaya; 22t-43aa evaa Shrewsbury. NJ. Via Rumaon Board ol Adluel- 20 Viewer Ava.. W. Long Branch! Apply In person ssssr lor Tha Daly eavapnona voiaa ano ba avaaatota mont did, at a ragular nuadng on POUND - 1 kltlant. or- (MOW WITH US — Ona of NJ a ATTENTION! BMdert era requmM to comp- anga/whita tabfryt. 2 mtiat. 1 M growing pubbc relt- May'8. itM. gremtverlanoelo ly wtk Sw requkemen. ot PL 7 a.m.-9 a.m. par emote. Ptoaaa mruPrTTend Bat. t-f p.rri KAY L. MUELLER a THOMAS M wka OM Caa 717-07M. BOAT ASSEMBLERS 'mufl-medlt advartlalng Pl.ee. mention THE REOISTER 1S7I. o. 1t7 and PL. 1177, c. 33 Growing company nesdt nrm aaaka. vana raaumaa ano wort oafti- FOR INTERVwTW CALL URUENENFCLDER lo parmlt Tha auooaeeU bidder that ba LOST — Max nauwrad itbtjy energetic, mature-minded par- ptoa to Jane Federere. city Edi- WANE AFTER S p.m. mam to oonetruot a porohte ma • Saorotary - Eac. atono t typing raqulrad to oompty with the oat. V* yrt. old Vicinity of •ona with maohonlaal tbkntea to Equal Oppty Employer M/P • Prananoa wntera - Heavy tor. Box O-40S. The Daty Regto- raar 01 pram Mat at WHatWy Looutt. Juna S Call 142-1117 bubd fine boato. Oood yaar NURSE — To aauet Pair Havan Shrewebury. NJ 07701 noao> Rutnaon, Navy Jaraay, an< DRIVER/YARO PERSON — FuH- tr exp. 542-49M ound working oonomone a ban- aval a* — - —* ffc p- a ,iaaa» a»-»- Equal Oppty Employer M/P thown on tha Tax Map ol tha LOST — Small whrtt mala dog. eme. Apply In paraon: Marina ereet- Camera F-441. The •v Bouai upporiwnfiy am* Borough ot Rumeon M Lot 3 ISO al ma LM al ISSS, tfkatvi Ktanaburg araa Raward Can Filial Apply Sstvartoo Martnai LurnbarSaa Brlahl. VanOarburg Rd., Mortooro i. NJ 07701 SUMMER JOBS Moon W rg7-tMo REAL ESTATE SALES - Wa BOYS AND OJRLS OVER It SPECIAL EDUCATION NURSES AIDES - Fun t pen Copy ol HU Rooolubon It on SOOKKEEPINQ - Acoounte re- EACHER - Poalton at Rad WORK AFTERNOONS AND Of CHOSEN FRUHOLOERS LOST — KKIan In Ktanaburg. Bend reeuma to pnyllie Kaatai ilia ami tha Board ol Adjuatmant Of THE COUNTY OP MON-Sun. Juna 1. 3 mot. old black oaMMa. Some experience Put Bank Primary Softool. Ex- SATURDAY. (ASHY EARN 140- and avallaMa tor Inapaoaon. < Cell TSS-STTOV AeaaoMaa, TM W. Park Ave.. ahrfto Call tor appt 171-0177. u' pntnaai-oaa Darren Ae- M0 WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- MOUTH Wnna tool on onaat A perience preferred " Hump Private Nuralng Home. /•/ OARY (AMMON atomach Qraan- urn. along with Oakhural NJ 077M. "tiantury. 741-SSM TATION NECESSARY HOW- THOMAS J. LYNCH. BOOKKEEPER'OFPICE MAN- EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN OARV (AMMON. Seomary JR. DIRECTOR .- Jahayaa. L AOER - For Duty general oon- Mf. Nonara Fruahon, Prtn- HAIRDRESSER - Experienced RIAL ESTATE RELOCATION Board ol Adliiakiioni KEANSauRO, PORT MON- JOHN E WESTLAKE. CLERK vary upaal. Plaaat c raclora offloa Naeefaood typing Mple. 222 River St. Red Benk. Put week. CM 741-1111. aak tor COORDINATOR - OhaHn(lll|) MOUTH. HAZLET, BELFORO Dated: May ts. itai Juna IS IMH 1 math ama. timMil banana NJ 07701 Equal Opportunity NURSES - RN/LPN mutt tooatod poareon tor ra- Juna I • IT LOST — Lima Sllvar vicinity. Alftrmabvo Aoton AND MIDOLETOWN ARIAS. Rumton Rd Black 1 wnita cal. HAIRDRESSER - Experienced • paraon wnh good THIS IS NOT A PAPSR ROUTE. MO Ottwf PuMIc Motledjs WhM Up on tall. Antwart to akfi; Mlllinl lew). FOR MORI rNPORMATION NOTICE t to 11 pderbone CALL MR DtCKSON M1-4SM puppy Cay 747-4SS4. BOOKKEEPER - Payroll, ao- IRTVER NEEDED Rad Bank area. Cat 747-47M. Oartainc aipaileiiiit PLEASE TAKE NOTICE lhal Nones oounta raolawible. aooounta pay- h*aof aawioa. Part wna< AM A boneJ ekmt. aome typirv/eawlty Iha Rumeon Board ol Adiuet- _ that on Jury 1. After ( 222-7026. For further detaUt ac Notlcos • Compiler baokground *M UlMtf rtJaTaSjl nHBI e^aW BlBa^bSBMMwt end goad mil taawprii. oom- SUMMER JOBS mant did. at a ragular rnaaung on tast. al (do o'olook m tha tort- Ca>S4t-4S4t: HIOH SCHOOL STUDENT - To fwjr* aanaa av*0 aanaMnpajy a* noon . Dana Ranaa Maal. by har CHIRST SINHINO PILQRIMS — 1M Hwy. 34 May t». iHt. grant a verianot lo t 'R' iktonan. unowttdgt of houaee or real JOHN M ANO MAURA J. HEN- mothar and natural guardian. Praaanong OJOapol mutlc with DRIVER - For mobaa uMt In- Mlddltajaii Ana. Part-time dur- Hokndal. tit 1200 P.O. fata biokground pratoiieU. itESSEY. to pormlt mam 10 oon- Ranaa Amoreao. mall apply to tpkitutJ lovt. tor all to anfoy for a and after aokoal. 4-s NURBIlia DIRECTOR — Putoavant apportunny vM%n •truat a ona atory addition and ma Supartor Court of Naw Jar- lova offartng. For Information can HlgManda. NJ. 07732 Arm down. Fuabma. But drMng a«- p.m. 14/hr Muai be quick do- •ADVANCEMENT rone No phone oata plain. HI 1'allClt lor R.N. dec* at tha raar ol prtmiat* at aay. at tha Monmoum County 4M-4741 or 717-4711 For "ortenee pi atari id * ' I neet tTI-SMt. aanoroue eatory tor me"rtght •PAHT/PUU 17 lunliiunnd Avenue. Rumton. Court Houaa. m ma Borough or onurohaa. organlaauona. nuralng eon n Central Jaraav Stood BUSY — Waal Long Branch hit HOUSE M/F -Summer employ- In an r.C.P. with aupSteMum. Aek tor steen Naw Jaraay, and thown on tha PraahoM. Naw Jaraay. for t a boarding homaa. aorvtoo aaton le lookino tor lank. 210 Newmen Sprlngt Rd.. fit-Sill or I Tax Map or tha Borough ol ludgamaril authommg har to at- lad Bank. ment. Cleaning t odd fobe County, kilaj'ilew SHORE THINOS npoc iiilannt. Oood pay. Apply in paraon to Nawaamk Can Me. Cro_ Rumton u Lot a. Btook EO. auma ma nama ol Dana Ranaa bonuett, oommuatone. 1 REAL ESTATE BALIS - Career eni(i, sBt-4Sto. Amoroao. Don't mita tha Homo a Laiaura DRIVER - Whpnaala mm route Country Club. ClUtldl Ilielli Cera Cantor, OH- Copy ol told Raaaliitlon it on Show to ba hold at Convention opptyt. Ptaaaa ow tro-asM. " -lit!. wad.. Juna M. 7:to p.m. SUPERINTENDENT - Me «i* ma Board ol Adlutaiitnl Dam Ranaa RUSH, minor, by nar Haa. Aabury Park Ovar (0 CARRIER WANTED btoek eaaj tor Senior o and •vauaMa tor liiauaoton. momar and natural guardian. axnibitort with tna ititti nnati 1 ; NURSES AIDES M/F - We are sar; or dalivtry In the Rumeon-Parr ra. 1 day work jaak. ttood_pay now taking anploatoni tor at cae aaJat ppaopla. Reoehie n HauaHw ftanttAM MM HVSJVW '•/ OARY SAMMON Ranaa Amoreao moat unuaual Innovttlona in tha Havan area. Approximately 1H h>« Ima Reply IK Baa J-4SS. The OARY SAMMON. Siniliai) STOKES t THROCKMORTON. ahma. Exp t pkjt, but wai orient. oonal bonema t training flald Qlva-awaya, o 2 houra per day About MOO m Burbngtan, NJ. Band ERRA UCUNCROTR T REALTORS wTshriwa.i.y, Hi OTTti E»OS intt, clowna. food, oon- month Reliable car a mutt raauma to: Ban J Tit. Tna Ragto- OMad May 18 IMS MfSamAvonua taata. antanelnmant and tarn* Aak tor Mary. Mon.-Fn. befcaan i0am-4pm. ttSwanMnaf Information call: SuHe. i NJ 07701 Oakvlow Nunung Home. Emoton 747. Evaa 747-»M7 Juna IS I7.M P.O. Bo. 4OS7 mara. Adulta 12 Your ohM IHSSSO, t nattlm SMB. 11 p.m.-7 am 1 DRIVER/WAREHOUSE Rd.. Soum Amooy. mghta par week. S am -3 p m Long Branon, NavJaraay 07740 undar It fraa. By Armatrong «ara PaoSNy. Put or pan Sma. 7 REAL EBTATE Atjpmaya tor pMintW, Inmtittn ttt-OSM. IPENTERS HELPERS - VORKER - To drive heavy-duty NURSES AIDES Yet we ara Mnng S 7 1 • ( s t S Sat 1 Sun t M-m. No aap 0- maim truck Kni iiliCl of am to t p.m Apply In par- nmtlllii. w tram 171-MOO. MUM have Irene. Put ama only ton Ab|o Vlto. 144 > anplnatom only tor ful Why not lam Amartca'l No. 1 top PLEASE TAKE NOTICE HIM i wtu. HOT - Ba raapanaibla tor 7I7-00M. N.Y.. NXand Pam hatptuT. but the Rumeon Board or Adjuet- oy har mothar and natural j paiinanaw lujtnil an aaWr-OanturyltAla^RltiStir uuardlaH. Ranaa Amoroao any daMt olhar than tnoaa kv not required Oood oagee pkia meni did. at t regular meeting on fuly paM eomaany benana. t:«0-3 p.m. 111111 ImaiUnui Red Bank Primary Juna IS (S.SS ourrad by myaarf. Rakart F. CARRIERS preferred, w you ere inItmltain May 11. 1M0. grant t vanenot K Orothuaan, p<5 Boa 117. Kay- Apply M paraon 1 am toS pm •ma, uinleiwilloin . TaM hantjing REAL E8TATE lew Jertoytnd Meduj MICHAEL JOHN BEARD to par - aajh a L-vakad port WANTED ol aoooumooouma OMy a>p. need You've mougM about HLartto» ft* him to oonetruot e poreeo NOTICS OP OPSIt PUBLIC i proper oai about It now Our efflea k) one ol II mi III. « mteraeatd ovar from atoln and raer dock on For Tinton Falls araa. ••.Apply I >ta top 4 m ma Rad Bank area. • tend p • promltea et 20 Oak Lana. in oompManoa wtm ma guMa- Wellington Rd. and DRIVER/SALESMAN — AtonoiSSiXiS-£!tty S4, Hoknool. Mon.-Ffi. 10-12 Hwnaon, Naw Jaraay, antf afiowti Wat of ma Oaan PuMH MaNng LOSE WEIOMT 1 EAT TOOI Wyckhsm Rd araas. trainlns. i • on me Tak Mew at Me Borough Aot Chastar HI al ma Public All bansflts. I2S-$35.000 NBURANCE - Pareonol Ikvat noon or l 30-3 p.m. i ill im We aurranty have r Laoa. 1171. Iha Toamahlp of All Natural Harbal DW Plaasa call 8tsva ol Rumeon ta Lot 1. Stock St. Fun rotund If not aawntd. Call S«e-00«2 aak tor ry. RePng of auto 1 home NURSE RN - Parvame. 10-1S - Copy ol aaM ReeokiMn It on Ooaan Board of Education Kara- Qardalls st 542-8880. Hscior or John. t mutl. Caan Thae OOntmae r afe_^ ife/jkaakaa am^BalBab^ ajWavi M ah— > - • Call Valana SSS-ilM hra/wk. " TEMPORARY PMOOUCTION file wrtti me Board of Adluetmanl Vf ^rfjRp nfl'VOsj Utsll m w>p#Gw Agency Mtwaan • 30 t.m.-4.J0 ' and available tor inepecbon ITED — Koyport DRIVER - For lendeotptng firm pm lion..n.-Frt" . 4432343 CENTURY 21 0 ENS, Realm I PfRBON - To * In whan pre- PtiMe Mmng wa ba haM on . _ oad St. Mam St /SV OARY SAMMON Thunday. Juna 17. IBM al 1:00 MRS. SYLVIA Muet hava aneulaaid iloanaa Twned- Cal Camy Berkley. The and (aad axininai. Cat Mr JANITORIAL WORKER 111 RJmr RS. Fek- Heven twaen ma haunt ( am * 4:10 OARY SAMMON. Secretary P.M. in ma auditorium of tho PSYCHIC ~ r buffing and ttnp. p.m. • dayt par weak Muat ba Board ol Adluatrfitnl Mt-MiO or mlMtn Spl. BE^TSOO. NURBS — RN/LPN. M/P. 741 Ime. 3-11, 11-7 ahUI n abto to ba nay* tor wart an "Ottad May It. 1MI •UN""IH lomja on miniMNJUUi READINGS DUMP TRUCK DRIVERS - Put RIAL MTA' CARRIER WANTED KITCHEN PERSONS - Put 1 Oertairltolrto ten then naaoa. Write M.P.O . Ma 'June it »7 2O Rood in Oekhuret Tho purpoee Advlaor on an prowama ol Ufa . Eac aa«- Im- HOLMDEL/COL 171. Long Branon. NJ. 07740 of «w> mmng le to ctooo out at Tarot Cardt. Aatrotogy 1 Palm KEYPORT 7414471. part arm. Opening up 2nd to- M2-47OO. Wtinion FsMs ma rjinlnaai lor ma II VICINITY -—-«. Spun Town 142-72M PAINTERS-Commercial 1 out- TIRE PERSON - All aoltaal year, and al asM rr 775-9572 EARN EXTRA MONEY Thartee St. Broadway TeaoMraj atjn cart, make-up art- LABORER - Conetrudlon Mutt torn pakiSng. Muet have t yrt banafltt. Pleasant sur- MRS. MILLER THE REOISTER Mry t ootor anarytlt Earn tao« bo II end hava drtvara teanit. exp., own Vena. 4M-1SS0 or PUBLIC NOTICE le haraby DATED Juna 14. 1SM 7J7-4371 hra. no p.m roundings. Call 546-0002 MARSHALL D CONKLIN an hour. Monogomont program Can 747-t12« given lo en peraona mat the June Reader & Advisor Cat Cathy ask tor Hactor or John. it. 1SM mietng bma of the Tin- Board BaonMary and AJao Tarot Card Raading. Opan LABORERS PAINTERS-Commerotollout- am Fate Planning Board hae *«aal Outlnin Admtmat dairy 10 a.m. to S p.m Can tor sss-tfio Needed tnmHlaieti tor land- pamgng. Muai hava I yrt. RBCErnONIST - Fut ame. Ex- TJACTOR TRAILER DUMP Decn changed to 7 SO P.M. Juna 11 appt 4M-HM. Kaanaburg. EASY . aaaptng trm. Cat MS-TS00. pananoad. Ctndidtto mutt heva DRIVERS — Put Ems. E>- thaHa E. Van Winkle CARRIER WANTED MOOOO par 100. »uaiemail ttn hra. 1-10 p.m Ex- ainanaill. Oood pay. lamnn WILL THE YOUNQ MAN — Who LANOaCAPI MAINTENANCE nmsa Cat 741-S471 AdmlnletraOva Orfloer NOTICS OP MSARtNO taw tha aoddont at Main St. 1 paymani No Exparlanoa/No Juna 11 M.14 Qada dotow ar 00. — Hat ponton opan for OERALD T. OLENNON. E1Q Tmton Ava. Eakxrtown. on 1/14, talat Oitom tend aatt-ad- — aaVd paraon. Muat hove PART-TIME IT Brant Avanua Can Jafl M2-M10 aVa^ewSkahal - *^. -_ ~- — -J aia^, ••! rial al • 10-1:10 can 2M-261S •••••ii wwiBiwnpBjQ anvasopa* lotnte MS-10B4 alar I. EVES. & SAT. A.M. i*» Monmouth County dark. Naw Jaraay 070M IAN VITAi. - SIS. »Tit (SOD M1-2S00 tnlacprtaa Fid. PL PVaroa. Fl* LAUNDRY HELP - Put E part NOTIC1 TO AtiLwTfjjw vor Fiwnvn 15 Instruction Sma. BjeaaBam working oon- Oraet opportunity to earn from 170 00 to 4100 00 la haraby g> CARPENTERS EXCELLENT 1TARTINO dtbont. Cat vmoe or Robert et lapnoneaplua.Oat ..ocoaaltwibt _ Of MVW J8MCY Hatoara S eWera 747-0200. Weekly m our telephoni talat SALARY - Fua-panunw. Ban- STAURANT HBLP — New by ma Board ot Choeen Free- LAW DtVMMON: PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION Cat 747-OM1 Sank. 741-1 -• All baglnnlng Inatrumanta lad- LAWN CARE - EapaiitliiB ear- ITI- aysjr, wwiMbufy ofHoa towanaa. fraa unaorme. Saettto ' trumpal). 1B1-S1M naada M Sma Thia la ideal for: o Ful a part bma. Aa ehMe TRUCK BRrVSR WAMTSB — CARRIER At ahina avelabla. from t paopla. Mo outaiiy. nJltH. Apply I0S4 ~ LumSaf taperfanoa Wwfcvnd. WANTED -11 p.m. Oat 17O-1U7 or tHOMEMAKERS Ava. or oat 741-7101 Apply m paraan to Red Bank w IntWo MMaOoimd " a « Waal MATURE STUDENTS Lumbar, t Wet St. Haw Bank. Qrsnd Ava. sraa, Atlantic Lang Branch, 172 Monmoum RESTAURANT HELP WANTED 244Thrlon »sHs 2441 TWHon Fssls Highlands. Call Jaff Cady Rd.. Rl 71. ANYONE Cook, fib m'art > LAWN MAINTENANCE - Who naa t nted tor oxtra Warkore wanted. IS yaara 0. •uttaum OR STNOpais or miumT ajvom OP 51 Help Wanted 542-8880 'ACTORY HELP — Al aMPJa. income Cat now, twee wont Male or Female Loading 1 umaodmg pleadc ma. paraon. U n Ranger 2t4 ataar. Put bma. Oat anar 7, SOROOOH OP TINTON PALLS AS RS0ARMO BY N J.B. 4SA:a-7 CAR WASH CLEANINa PER- -~'-M. MarPjlrl ens. S4J0rnr. CatTJnallt KM anyone. SON - E«p pralerrsd. Apply In ACCOUNTANT — Saml-aanlor >WN MAINTENANCE HELP- Oiotrabai si Daoambar 31 or aanky .Parmanam pcaltlon pareon Parkway OMa. Kaypon. PART TIME — Naad earn aaWT ASSETS taja B J ipttwaw. ntw Barvx e a o Yaar 1M4 Yaar 1(M •Mi wan atMbflahad CPA firm. a owa oaaa «P tijr er* %••• pNU Caan and Invaabntna MJM.tBt.7> S4.S30.M71e CASHIERS/STOCK — Drug Pak and a wtl to work. Oat 741-StM fat Sma. Sand Ckportonoe end El'IHIIliil aaUry to Mart, oom- Storeo la currently eeeklng M ninllli.Bam up to tip par Nuralng Home, S71-O177 •aatry hatery to Sea F-441. Tha Taaaa. Aaaaaamama, Uana and *dhklaMk 4t fc ^ l or 4M-1741 aner 7 p.m. (I nga oaaina. tx ' in ma above leted ROOPER 4 ROOPBRS HSU Wiglni , Shrmeabury. NJ 0TT01. uttnty Chargaa Racalvablt 4*1.11430 871,211 at ASSEMBLERS >WN SPRINKLER HELP oapaonal opportunity tor ad- PART-TIME WORK - Near your ^ aMnsaa aoo atwsa hai Piopertl y AoqukaAqkdd fot r vaneamant. Sand raauma to PO Tintt tiiaeaid value 12.4«3.00 211.411BO tnfoy aura wide dleoounta. un- WAITRSSlBt WAfTBRS - Put S Box MO. Long Branch. NJ 07740 ary. Cat M4-1T34 sjaT^TSjaa "• ^na aa^^r rwop"(nD rvra Acoounto Rtotrvtbll ia.44s.ao or can »»-O*t2 5un^*~ ***" fixed Capital Authoraad and nolldeyt t vacation Experience SUNNY DAYS or Youwmoveraaatheoarnera.de- PART TIME - Adventure II a plue. but wt wtl Iraln me right Uncompleted unity 1JU0.M7 71 1JH0.M7 71 paraon. AtpMaleni »taaHl. ntJbu. WAITRaSSrTajAITSR - Aaa*/ m Daaarrad Chargat to Future Tajcaton- yourt aa a member of a RIFLE SUMMER NIGHTS KrUAD. M.S. aenlori. lunkxt. Hadat Plan. Pne. M. Haael N.J. ROUTE SERVICE Oanarel Capital 2.4SO.SH.0O 1.SS7JM1JI7 7SSMWS0. Contact Larry M/F wMt rababto van to daaver t DaatiraS Chargaa to Revenue Breda, and Calijt etudemt, PM* OM tarn greet pay • S4O00 td ex- Baeoh, Ooean'rjrove, Port Mon- WAJTRESaVWAlTSR — Part and of Suooeedlno Yean 30.000.00 41.000.00 — Pan time. Vartaty Take Your Choloel UFE INSURANCE mouth 1 llaaiklnli Cat tottatta-ia TOTAL ASSETS penea pay back * to,040 oi su •tore Exp. nelpful Evenmga i tK.SM.4M.M S14J47.000.il • 110,000 etudont loan repay- EXPERIENCED LIABILITIES, RESERVES imliinda. Can 717-OMO MARKETINO EXECUTIVES AND FUND BALANCE menL Call for Interview Cherttt al Hie Rrtt. an talab- londt and Motet Payable M.S74JHO.00 t4.SSO.StO.O0 747-M11 Aak tor PETE SABO or CASHIER - Ekpenencad Veer Htod leader In me turn Kit w"^™ • »wt»tjtwaw- nna • mn ^ auiaf. and freoranot Induetry. It aoak- PART-TIM E - Or reared paraon rnkdn|drmka. Apafy m parao Improvement Aulllllllat 2.0M.OSOJU 1.Mt.lM.lt MKJUEL PEREZ. -AMERICANS round, ful only apply B to do mtwitentnca. amak re- AT THEIR BEST" Prior aervtoe evaltobto. Cal M4-0M1 balween •tg IndMdum to work In tha raprtaantod by a praaage so Tna FoOtnan inn, *a#aajaufant, Othar Llatlllai and BpaaW Punda 4.211.U1J7 a.SSE,7M.S4 " OM agency, needa ex- palra, oarpanay, iheel rook S W. HaaM, aflar t p.m. Amoi llalluii ol DaW Mr Fhad meytppfy: Aeeembry Department during me tummer peak aaaeon You muat mot Llto meuranea aatoe ex- y^j^uakj^aWto eerMng Capital Aoqulrad or Authortaad 1.MS.MT7S 2.MI.M7.71 NJ ARMY CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT - be M Matt 11 yaara OM and be Rtaana lor Canaln Aaaa Twa Uana 417.200.47 534,17134 chad ptootd •» you. Trammg. Slarana tatory SB/ hr. Wit mjm. tuppon and tubtttnbtl oom- Rltz Qroup Ltd. laaae mention THE RBOJBTER CpMaMlon of Currant Tak Ltvy 7.tOSi17SJM 0.743.4MM AIRLINES NOW HIRINO - F Cat bdfciaaii M. 4SS-tM0. peneaaon provided. Cel Andrea UPtaUARO WANTED whan reprytng to a Riglitoi Total Inooma S10.N7.4S0.0t M.t1tJ)M.t4 trvatlonlttt. tttaitrdttttl and Uemar. M1-17B0. E.O.E. PART-TIME - Looal 52 Babyamins- Exiandlturaa around crow poawono available. Equal Oppty Bmptover M/F iown| paantavOfl IVHI ninfwfl FOC Sudgat E«pandlturaa: Baa 1-Sit-tSS-isn tor detain CLEANtNO PERSON — Pert l bma liltphana turvty work, ChlldCere FARM HELP WANTED — Mature Municipal Purpoaaa M.4rt.b41.M 13.012.771.27 you muni me totuwms OHHO CARS — Uva-tn or out County Tajuja 1,071.Hall I trader perk. • dayt par r 1.421.701.40 AMUSEMENT PARK — iliiUMinElim we'd ak» to hoar Paraon to oere tor s (madron Raglsnal Sanaal Taaat LOMJlit-M 4JSS.7MJS •». Oat laVf. CwFs7t-1ti£ from you. O»»wooo awaon area. Cae 2004M Caehlen. mamtananoe help 1 Othar Expandlturtt SM.S44.2S ride operekxi needed. Saatontl CLEAN PRIVATE HOMES - LPN-RN M/F - Al ahUto. Tem- LY. NO L. Total Expondlturtt M.M4J3H.1I S1.O37.14S.32 FARM HELP — »|(|HI|I|. hayl ARY. WHL 1 butlntte. Can 4M-1400. Muet have oar. Em maoma. Can OHILDCARE-Pa*Havan. Your wn.Mtto S4S1.4S7.S1 Mint MaUa. 77S-SS40. grain farm. Apply In paraan to fKK, 00 tor imervtow. STATrOtiWAOONORVANANO Fund Balanca. January 1 S02.M0M ARCADE HELP WANTED — MoOuIra Fame. hwy. S4. COM Oilarmlnatuii to tuocaed BE AVAILABLE PROM ' ~ ohtd W rtclt'H Mto of TLC m a 1I471.1T7.M 11.077.MOM Start immediately. Apply at CLERK — FUN or pan time, Premium hour ma. Noli aatoe TO1P.M._MON-PPJ. t t-11 ( warm and nurturing envtron- tcorrrs ARCADE, W ooaan needed tor at Mare ft in mini SAT. CALL manL Ptoaaa oat llfoMt 400.000.000 Ave., Long Branon, NJ. FARM HEL P — Pan or fud ama. MAILROOM •ORINISP1VWW. Fund Ldjdmj Marlb a. Cat COMPARATtVS (TATtMSNT OP OPSRATKMS ANO -. . ASSEMBLERS HELP WANTED babyap. In own homo. Fonoad ki See our ad undar FACTORY CLEANINO HELP — Ex- yarJ >y the week. 171-TOES FUNO BALANCE • BBWER UTILITY OPSRATINO FUNDS POPHMHH — Par lindtntrlnj Revenue and Othar Chariot of ma Rlti OVoup Ltd pananaed.Caniimiintp.m t PART TIME WE WILL TRAIN |NB»D A - TrutaaliTii^rnilTT 7 p.m. 747-ttM. 9 - jfT VaPVa "Of WM Midnight shift, 1 to 3 yovlareaaraaieaaaarearlnroal Income Raelliid Yivjr 1 _ b I doty i*wW ^•^•t *" EBjJfa'TaT awaSr lTT|f ^^^a* BSjnPa* Year ItM ASSISTANT MANAOCR TRAIN- dute kioluaWt nptrataii of ma- aabJtfc ytt piavtSb oomptoto s FundJelanoa.Utllaid 1144,000 00 S1S4.S77.1t OS - For feet growing hearth, CLERICAL POSITION - Put or ohlnery. I are. »l)llil , Cal days per week de- eempranentPie •ammg. LaarLeemn tsii. at my nemo ki uSari OoHaoaon of Sawar Manfa 711.07117 M7.M0.M beauty aide t ooamaso chain. pan ama. OenarM ofltoo dubea. tor appt ttS-TSOO. pending on work at ma datota M our "Career Steak. Tuta. thru PH.. Iram 1, Mtuittaimui From Omar than mama paoktge. 40 Juna M « a.m.-tp.m. M4-SMI. - Sowar Rama 141.11122 M.SM.M . weak, tfit a weak to toad. No Exp. valnat nwkatmg rape. New air Total Inooma t1.01l.SM.7t MSt.3M.0l alert mo m to dayt Matawan wwrwti wvval ^ I V« I Supply. M Weet Front St. Key Necessary, will Rt M and Hmiiainli River Rd. aw) boy. Yaar round. Buo"flat Expan oondo Cat ttt-tiM tor PART-TIME - Ctork/typw. 1. Thai Municipal Court Reowpte ba turned over to the ap- 3RADUATE8 S COLLEOE STU- luilimntn. MStjMaaai a •VjTOrSaT^ptM^ propriate lltnaii by me tenrn day of Xo following morrm. DENTS — Larmar Corp.. an all Cot lor appt tTI-7000. den, im.ia, drapoa, ato. Roll COUNTER HELP WANTED FULL TIME MANAOaR 1 ASSISTANT MAN- That the MM Surely Bond Coverage in the Municipal Court bo oa»y produce! manulac- BtwyBl PART TIME - Houaa and offloa '. naa v CM ctMnln^ WM train. Own ferana. The above eummary or wnoal waa preoered from mo report of lor tun rt In oui tor bright. SBCRETARY tudlt of ma Borough of Tmton Pakj. Oaunly ol Monmoum lor ma Aaaamwy t CUSTODIAN - MMi HaM eeel. eriSV**** r veer 1M4. Thla report ot audit •utintllau' by Joaach X. oaatuaOood 1 days. 1-11:10. OaS Aim ba- •—i, RiglllliiaMiinlnntl aatauntonl. la en tto at tw) Borough hvaen S-t al 172-0100. aat 17. amakar. Part ima hra. Thura.. Clerk t omco and may be lna>»»»» by any Irlaiatltd pareon. PART TIM! — Altornaana. Pit, E Sat iri-BSBt. Cat **• DBLIVWY PERSON — Par tula- Iween 11a.m-4p.rn. EHan Branki ton from t a.m-1 p.m. el Larmar ffioava parta* Houra a*440. Muai Clerk Corp Ml mdueirlal Way Waal hare drtvara wntee. It yaara or par. Cat Mr. Tram 747-MOO be- - Juna It MS 52 OMar. 7t7-MM ~ 2S4-1StO. •ween 10 ajii. la u noon pray. uzsxr many, JUNE ia, ThcRcMloler M SltuatkMii 71 Morch»ndl»o 71 Mtrch.ndlia 71 MarchandlM 71 Oarata/Yam 77 Pott and 101 Apt. far Rant 101 Apt, TOT Hfrt tor 4 4 4 yaar okto for Salt ABEROMM TO RBD BA for Salt for Salt Salat Llvtitock •nuva«a. baapaW.JW ALTMyTIOtal _ Thraw •OXI1 - CORRUOATIO PRH - t mato kraana H good Jackaon. ookaga-.iaOO TWINBROOK ABSOLUTE WOPKR OF A HaMiian, haal paw 4400-1 SALE — Anaoua fumnura: oak 4 homa. Pfotor not la oaparaM 7074017. Mam. CM 767-2S0O MANY OTHER! AVAILABLE! pkw; tookt gardan 4 ahop; farm CALL ABOUT YOUR NMOU VILLAGE EVERCTT PIANO AN Hammond, 111 XL.aoulomant MkaK 4 muoh mora. FREE TO OOOO HOME HOME RENTAL!, gkr 300-1234 P - QMajfrfpl WVIOBI | Walnut aoraora fand. Friilat, Juna 11 4 M. 4-1 p.m GARDEN APTS. irorM.710««aanlor 11.000 6 KMana 7 Waaka OM I12badroomafrom 4400. Mad- Ml 741-4744. ™" OMTANNICA tMCYCLOPtOU'O E«o oond. 01200 EATONTOWH - Unrurntohad. 1 — may aM 0141. Maanal CM 74740M. ••a A Lana An align sala. badroom, fraa gaa. MM 4 tat am, naulnin apM. Haat. not 4 OUSTI •oaU It Val) OH. lianoa lit FREEZER - 0)t. uprMM 1100. «ator.A/C. 1* mo. aac. No pato. yon ooo rdoa MMa lampajt) -BLOCK- tALE FRM TO OOOO HOME - 6 kR- CM 760-1111 or m 1IM KMo an* apraad 4 ourtuna. 11TH 1TREET torta, 7 aaalu oM LHMr traktad. oourta, pool, lanraMon araa OMar Rama • Hitli. OM altor 1 W KIANtBURO CM 071-4204 Naar EaaVmown ahoppkig. lat. p.m. 747-4227 Juna 16. 14 6- MMamiua t bodroom. OOalOO hoow. Osaan Tap. (MRMAN lot aarard dr. gaa haat Watt to FREEZER-10OukHtool Naarry grlllM Can 172-4446 CUFFWOOO - D4«ng room aal Htonway M, OMhural •wMIOBO LAOV - T* mm. J.C.Panny modal. MOO. apayad. NY Dua Mop. atoraa. 4 baaoh. 1-40A 641-0 •MttrtMl HWInM OM 071-MTO avamnpa. M ahoto. y Daya t7»,OO0 CM 711-431-7614 od- 404-1717: altor • 211 k WEtTENO i H Hi'ir • nmm. IH MBn - ComnMraW ia> PIANO - WMM tjamat, Imar- You namsaa II ,aM hava r» Thura tor Laura. 1 badroom. M ukto pd MOO'a rod, dakn I0W-1 aa) 110. Nloa rUM. M on. R. MM I MM aon. aaklnt H4M CM 042-1046 Juna 20, OJO-4 Ram saw Frl. HOME RaVcTALt. Bkr. 300-1 tM maaW.ariMiwfiilaa.Maa>- tin ran km ki kakain. touon-a- IXCaunk/Rd. OUNUPKM -- Jdl2O0 Wjakayy,, HuaOar,, Bo. (Da mata datraat 4 looaJno daor «a» Short hakao. M aa. - _jihad paM.. JSM 102 Houaaafor m M MkNH PINO-PONOTAttt OARAOI BALI - 1st. May 11, CM 767-7332. aa. linmr. Marao. MkNH oaa Mrj^ra aw. Eao. oond. MM 1-1 pjn. Otoda. gamaa. tola ol 1 kHndii i in HI 1 Rant M0 loan 0001. CM H0-07H. DoMwara A«a. HUMY - Klaay. boy kWy. 7 mo. 2 badroom. cM...d. ok .4404000 0X»OD-Pwra)rra*Mw»Mri rtaaoo wary wvmg nomo. MOvad. HOME RENTAL!, Bkr. 304-1*34 A-1 AMROUN TO RID BANK CARPaiwa - karkar krand. FROOT PRM — Frldaardara to nan•• Muiilnn- dukaa 1 PIN OAU. MAC! «kll no paH. CM 442-14M. PLEAM. LONO BRANCH Ooaan Orava. Mto paM 4400-a daya a waak In Rumaan. Rator- iOO*4i wool, ooffiMfnporBvy. t W by aMa. . MOOMOO. . WMrtoooMrtoool l OARAOt 1ALE - PH.. tat. Lauransa Harbor, hurry.MOO-a M«a «*» aounkv paHam 100H . (711 NNora a hhaav y ddury KITTENt — Fraa to la*w homo Mudtoa from MM OONTPJACT«M CM 741.7070 or ITO-MOI lun . 4-6 pjn. China, Qlill nn. CoaagaaManmgaltloO Fraafmld. t badrooma...O00O MM. I Ruat nioh-paa *i** atoama driar. ITlTpM atoa aota 2 matoa, 7 waaka, Maok'whlu. MANY OTHER! AVAHABLD PaMn PQuaa- tia'waik. •oatari auarrln. All ruaa 0>1t. bad. MO. jutonan takta, 4 onaka PINE P10E1TAL DMWaa TABU IllUaan araa. CM 603-7244 Larga 1 badroom, hurry 430CT. 00 TO MMUM - AM a* _•*«• a»aa. r"' •oatari au doora. 12 Cardinal Rd., • ua. 6400 CALL ASOUT YOUR NEEDSI jfO aaaa. OrWnMy M00 aa.4 burial M0. CM 717-0441 7 — 44 Caawir. ohaka. Oood HOME RENTAL1, Bkr. MS. 11*4 RBAL;_.BfTATl BMKSRt p.m.-O p.m. oondWon: CM M7-0H0. LAS PUPt - AKC. od torn- 4 da*L Own kwMMrtoka •jjjnjn. *».•, £ CM 314b OWimm RaHmmii. CM OARPET — Maun, todan graan. FURNITURE - 4 maBNng aorld POOL —14' round an aluminum. IMMEDIATE ALL LANDLORDSI ^TMa^roi^L. 3 yToV new, DOM of 9A*o*Yttvln0- HOME RENTAL!. Bkr. I 741-MM aRart p.m. ll.tail.t. Ml. Odd. 11.1a 14. iinniniaim mainim aiiTmna LABS — AKC papara. slack or FREE, FAST, EASYII MO. Orad tor ooaaga CM altor •ota. and oonaa laMo, 72- amar- •710 tor M or baat oflaT MOVING SALEI LOMO BRANCH - M Ounbar W?r?uSK • p.m 747-7BM. lalnmam umt. Eu. oond.. MM •71-4071 avaa. trty If HnVOtn rOtrlOwrJ OOnBTOv, yOsiOW' MawM Of PwTOfH#. 6 VafM • 10ff • O) Pra-aaraan TanankH - jny Marao with huga apaakara. OM. 6160 aaoh. CM M4-04T1 Jury 1. 1 M YOU CHOOSE. NO FEEI takaa M. Maa >OOL TABLI - lumpar ••MO+VAUJi - Par MM. Ooa- Boara dryar. gkto badroom aal MrW-LOP tUNNItl _ • waaka n, 4404/mo. HOME PaWTAlt. Bkr. MB-1M4 I7t Can 730-0412 HM KpyO DOOrOOfVIOBla OawOs . Raul P. BOM too. FM- Can 747-4360 OM. 110^6 CM 767-0067 arlar • APT. OR HOUSE. 1 I - > daya par vawPi vo*ti, nwny WV p.m. or anysma waakanda. •nor 471-2444. CHAIR — Rookor-raMnar, kMoa POOL TABLE - RaguMton aaa. bad. gala Ma toola. to aHwnocI CM TtO-OMl 10-11. CM M1-04M, 4-0 Sood oond, an aouip. 4400. Can toktoarah arjanaknw, 10 apaad SHEPHERD — WhIM mato. good p.m. arlar 1 p.m.671-4471. * lk k watoh dad. Oraal MM Uoa. 471 UMOttDM** SLf. MM chain, bowl and mora. CM LUXURY OARDEN AJFTt. - 1 4 uadiuuii., n, __ CHAIN LINK FfNCf - vmri te«- FURNITURE — Living rooom POOL tUM 404-4161 dktktg room, aat-m kkohan, dan, inoa 1 Mraainrm. •' nMi ap- oauohh, chair, ooriaiaaa kibakiba.. huhum Curvad Eac. oond Pom. 1 M. from OOP Cal GET VISA/MC pro«. 70' tona. MM ooar. Fun bod. M0. Takaa M . CCM MtorbMoltar 264-1644. 0-4. M-F HaOWrno. ' JSL. TySr •raa aora bad kaat o«ar. CM 4M-14J0. S2 Swimming Poola » at araan hMory or CM 0714071 MATAWAN —-ovdy 1 badroorr tosaa. Paul P. Bova too. Raakar POOL - 12»16a4, MM M aquto- 471-M44. FURNITURE - WNta badroom PORCH fURNITURt — tpa. TAILGATE SALE mant Uaad 1 aummar. 1400 or oorMo. UpcwTftoor. Ctoaa k tat 4 poatar kad, draaaar MM Wfartt> WTOUQM kTOfi, IMok Pkwy. CaOwTTV. Pod. tonn. FAIR HAVEN - 2 badrooma. ».- mirror, daak. MM. CoMam- ouaMona. Not uaad. t gtoaa lop walght room. 4606/mo. + 1U Mg room wMi kraptooa, dmng ooucn 1 oha* tiM. 1 tablat. t rookara 4 t-ouaMon SPORTING GOODS & I NC.C. 274-4440. room, naw kkohan. No paM. 1 COLLECTIBLES 84 Marchandlo. mo. aaourhy. 1760 Avdtokta Fvl or part CHECK THI8 OUT... laMatiM. t kMn bada Mki bu- MIDDLETOWN Auguat CM 747-0741 aflar 410 Oat moro raadara ID onock out 4400 630-7 Juna M, 0-0. Eaat PraahoM Part, Rah. CO raau HM CM M4-10M. Koaoaw Rd. HO a oar pra-paw. Wantad your ad aMi a cmCK at Ma lap PUMP - ttanaral FOR RENT — Rad Bank. 4 FURNTTURI - _ •16 a oar on Juno 10. Contact 1-A UMD FURNITURE - An. KNOLLWOOD J.H. OJaaa. Boa M. Chatham, PA HOUM MM - Far HM| sau- SWSPW ThaOaay Iron ctaa o raat arUquia 100 haayy duly. 116 volt a.c. •quaa. working raknaiakin, HOOO/mo. + 1» Cal 630-7300 Coloniaal onalra 474711 .O OWW Mot 10111. comanta ol homaa. atoca. baaa- GARDENS I*. Al chorda. 11am-1pm t 4OMa7-M11. ampa. MO. 0M 747-4M0. Eiduaraa 1 4 2 badroom apta or 741-2106 4:Mam Ipiil. ParM hra or M SJTTTOO M00M0.044-2M>aHar44 p Ill WM ham 1 rtom or an. W RATM RADIO SHACK TRS M — Modal individual gaa hsal 4 oanm ak. anOia, 7J hour ap- 77 Palo and Eao. tooabot). Juol 0« IH M on FREEHOLD M«iIo»Ua!!a. RtFRNMRATOR ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS Kkiga Hwy. Eaat (Waning wa- Condo KWa. Ak. 6400 • KRaass I6ou.lt. oood oond. 0100 Llvaotock Ltond. Flyar. ato. fkghad • pdd. taaauaaa 4M at,- aM a i a ah*- _ _ _ • - - 4 rooma. fn pd. 4400-a CHINA CLOUT - Oak laWvCwv BO rOQUfOwn voOfVvtnQ Call 204^ ADORAtLE KITTEN! - 4 Oardan, Kloa/pato. ttOOa S3 Mowytotoan RADIATOR COVER! - 1 MUM H yP 10 Camar). Pram MM. Dairy 1-4. > rooma. kUa/paH 6460 0IRL4 BEDROOM MT - M, 1 tomatoa, 1 araaka, MMr - °^2oTio7i ' ' tat 11-3.No pato. , 741- maM. MM tooa aark kanl 41- 4 JUBTRENTAL! SkTsOO-1666 •toraaa an bonom. 00* a*da>7r WMto/gaM. 4 poatar bad. 2 41- tona. fao. oond Ml 4 M0. tramad. to good homa. CM 671-0021 WOMAN - To oara tor am- Nari. uka mm. mo Candra /mkror. 1260. Daya Evaa. 100-74M. 741-MM. ALL LIONEL TRAINS MIDOLETOWN — Larga 1 HIGHLANDS >llmn Ikllll aakant. From I 747-0M7. 774.7400; avaa. 144-2477 Or Ftyar. Top caari Dtorm, tVtjpttsOtj, oorpotttiQ, m. to I p m 1 daya par waak. RAILROAD TIE! - Advanoad And Prwanoobtoa. MOO/rno. 630-0701, aflar 6 p.m CHROMI KITCHEN MT - WMi CHJITAR FOR OALE - WaMV ' tat, M.40. &IT and uteimil raqukad. 4 vinyl onaM. 1100. I Flanar burn, modal A20V. MM aaaa. Baglnntrt BAMBALL CARD! MICOLETOWN SHADY OAK! JUST RENTALSI Bkr. 300-14 Atoa mmn paraon tar pan . «0»4.17 40. 7«7«4. •n n. 000-M1.140 aa. Door AakWgUOO. CMRay, Ml IMt. MJO. DaPvaf. i-MHn-1707. DOG TRAINING WANTED RANCH - 2 kadroama. 9 baMa. •ma work nil. CM mirror, tit. Drapaa V tona tor •72t/mo. * uSto. Musi ba 42 or HIGHLANDS 071-0441. ._ OROAN - Modal tayahora Dog Club. 741-0044 ovar. 717-0774 aak tor Carl. 1,14 3 kadroonM from. JSOVa COLONIAL Mdino doora. Tn. DaXidiilwi _ YOU HAVE YOUR radto'raourd ptayar. til. CaaWa L-100. Oood oondWon. 1M0. ital- anar 2 p.m dMy. M a Ol wa- ARAB QUARTER HORN — HOME RENTALS. Mr. 240-1234 nNANCIAt AOCaTTANCL IMC mn BiTvtjr rHHtV MS. rV SALE — CM taoond Hand Ln, PRIME RED SANK LOCATION 54 Situation* 1 boarat. Ml. 2 amal iLoUwwll ••.•at ^ Am —U a^wW^wMwwdkiwl m larnpa. 110 aa Muoh niM 171. CM 442-0362 iNtafTwj rairn, daajaj W» •vHrwYfwVawwj M4-0777. Altor t, 244-4619 KEANSBURG Ava., Tkikw fats. 441-1401,4-7. laghaal prtoaa paw tor M Rama, laundry, futy oarpatod, huga Hy- »,Ext Haa HAVE — An umranald Ham or 6 room oooaga. tmra RCAXL100 anOauaa, M). For bargama. atop ing room. 4 fut baM. 3rd floor 2 badr oom cottaga 4400 CUANPHJ. DffiT M» you'd kM k> kM7 An ad Mto CONSOLE COLOR TV. 4300. al 24 Broad St. Kaypan walk-up 1 mo. aao. 441-0711. •ua tor 10 daya. KM M oo CM 6 rooma. kloa 'pato 1400 And Top Ion, Cal 464-0064 BEAUTIFUL BAY OtUMNO - 10 0 rooma, ktoa. aarpnail 4400» cmt/aneii. Tha r— yra. dd. 14.2 hanoa. Haa mown FOUR OARDEN ITATE ART RED BANK - Lunury Mgh-rtoa 2 A»OVI THE NUT 441-1700. PaFRKMRATOR - Amana Mtt or Ma pad yaar. CM aflar tM CENTER — Tlckata lor Boaton badrooma. 2 baMa; Atoo 1 JUBT RENTALt Bkr 304-1666 MOrBLOCARB Pooa. July 1. 10M. saokon A or CLOCK (UaMal - AnVaua Fax bottom traaaar 20 cu tl Amumr p.m and aM tor Bonnto d badroom. CM bakaaan 12 KEANtwURO - 4 badroom. 71 Marohandto* HAY, ALFALFA, CLOVER. BVMTSTOO. noon-l p.m. 4 0-7 p.m.. Thomaa, aMkaa. partaot worKlog TIMOTHTY MIX -12 a kM. Pick BOW. Oood OondPJon. 6100 Cal 071-4422. I hot »ator 4 A/C kidudakidudadd for Sal* ordar, Ml: Anoqua mink, ra- 767-1740 arlar 6. 642-4446 MM: your o«m lat aRarnoon 140 BEAUTIFUL TOUNO FINCHES MILITARY - UnHorma. madato. No poto. IH mo aaourNyN . iTOR tavanllypaa •"W1. RID BANK - 2 badroom apt 1640/mo CM 767-4670.. aflar 6 an* a*a oan do at at Ma ...j. am. ow ai'Motla. toto/mo. Haal 4 hot »»ll 2» para iparnnoa in vjnaiovt r*jn*>Mjnoia, UP, #Uaw« nr*>- CM M*0M7 a»anmga. chad oara MX Ttjwwnc rator- or army CM 600-4040 wator Indudad. 1 mo. aaaumy, KEYPORT HIOE-A-MO - Maroglon Maad no pa* CM 741-4172. anoaal CM 441-4407 Naw. Paid MOO. aM tor M00. CM 741-1447. MUSICAL INSTRUMENT! (ALL) 1 bodroom. pool, M. pd. MWa COCKTAH TA04.E - MatoMn) 4 rooma. pod. M pd. 4400 CMM4-M44. REGULATOR — WM dock. ANY AOt ANY CONDITION RIO BANK - I badroom apt and laHM M0 aa. Tafcla lamp TOP DOLLAR PAID 144-1077 6 rooma, Kloa. pod, nt pd 6600 oana tkafla M0. CM Mar 1 a.m. akikaa nay hr.. 444. Ovarooaan JUST RENTALS Bkr. 340-1866 •WMprtMatt, MmfM tfraptM. OOf Ttr-iaN. IBM TYPEWRITERS »a« otock. 11 day. Mrtka. on hr CHOCOLATE LA! PUPPY L*«nQ FQQtTfV dtTBafaCI fO*V*. IMri-kn RCNTAL tn-tM par mo. 1 H hr.. 146.4Xi Thomaa Waal- FamaM. AKC. PIANO WANTED kkofian. 4676/mo + utanaa. No LEONARDO — 3 badroom, 1 COLOPJC WALL OVEN - Cop CM 441-7107. pato. 261-4212 PTajPaTBJ in QvvajwBtjaT 6> wTOMaBjaTOj •roihar. TM tor 1*. «7I W- RarB-opkon K> buy 747-1M1 nwnoiwV ofWTvO, oMnioi tjvaxy 16 Any opnoWon. 403-4411. baM. MOO pfua uakaas. CM Papa- 0a» 630-6741 Yaara aa» laroy and loaon OaraMvan tor • ootor. Oood oondMon, 1121. maw., naada oUanlng. 446 CM DOQ FOR SALE - Amartoan RED BANK - 2 btooka from 442-4410 S 071-14M. IMMEDIATE 747-OMt. Eaklmo MM papara. Pun whka. USED DOCK BOX Broad SI Spactoua 1 badroom LONO) BRANCH »»40*Gta*3a«r t. m-iaai "^ 1 monMa ow. All ahota. MM. MUM ba Irbaralaaa and i . , w/W cavpMno, oit Cottogaa aMrUng al 4300 BACK-UPS RttTAURANT EOUIPMENT — CM Carol al IM 6006 or Cathy —-utti: MOVING SALEI Qarland ranga. 4 burnara, •kaat parking, prlvato If hou—worfc hat you In i 1 DWMWI - M aaoh. auM al 200-0124 bada. MO. W»aa daaH, MO. Cal ~ V aim. broaar. 2 ovana. ontoranoa. rnuat aaa. MOO/mo 1 badroom. haat paM 4400' bind, rjoni aty "UnctoC tony alarao MM hupja apaMara. M4-70M barora 4 p.m. DWARF RABBITt ummndudad. mmonthaaa- Duptos. 1 badroom UWl Say "BACK-UPSr 741400*. •aan dryar, o>na badroom aat. ourltyl4 4 raliiantaa raqulrad. > naci atoitooM oar - aaw MAM LAWN TRACTOR — 1 •10 aaoh. OM 717-1076. Quality cleaning aarvtos. COMPVETI 0COROOU MT — vanrbto aak. Orina OM. 10 HP, 3T cul AakMg «a».«aa»o »»«.«»»«! aMuna; — 1 bdrm apt. walpaM 64OO-. ftaaoonthit prioas. Takl bada. Mar* tobtaa. Una bad. «Ma Ma tobto. K CM Mark aflar 1. E 101 Apartmanta •ALJ. Bkr 300-1234 I. 741-04 7». Mafej draaaar MM mkrar, daak 4 tobto a4M aawnauna. 1 747-42M Toagoadhoma Acroaa from THa MOW PHohar. Haflat, Holmoal, oliarr, M00. Aknaat now raoMng MIDOLETOWN — 10 IIP. CM 222-4411 FREEHOLD AvM. Jury 1. 747-0770 altor 1pm. MnnWI • MKKMwWl PJ am prkwa. amM applanoaa and Condo. Kkto. Ak. t40Va RED BANK TOTAL SECLUSION much mora. Id ooma 1d aarva timUllil oondMon. Bad okar FREE TO OOOO HOME - 1 yr 4 rooma, ht pd. 4400-a araaa.CaN.71-4813. SfJi" "" """ * " ovar ISM. CM 717-MM. old apayad oat Moat) arhfto. Lh- AND PRIVACY MTULaa OONTwMPORARY Fun Cal 741-0064. tor kdnad. CM 4M-117S. Oardan, nto/pato. 1400-a Cottaga from 4300 • rooma, Mda/pato. 4460 HOME RENTAL!, tkr. 364-1234 j Mr NavNav M araa. KENMORE WASHER 1 DRYER badrooma. 2 baMa In Ma wooda Ca» Maayy MMW I JUST RENTAL! tVsOO-loW 5 HOMES WANTED Havaa t M O HM. CM 741-2441 RED BANK — 1 room, kkohan • on a largo aatoto. Jury lot oc- #Ma M m aa •171. |2^rbk«-iMj.) , 3 Haahhy mato klttona baM. Eiouin toeMon. 4410 • cupancy 11400 month • ut»- •XMNMNOao OHS* -*- 14 yra. — Oood oondMon 4200. loxJO • araaka old HIGHLANDS anp. Laakmg tor aarmanant poa- (OW W^W oS0nA Wf B» #*a1»Ja*a#*T* boboyaa. I11H0 aaoh. CM 464-0443 aaoumy. Haal kidudad. CM raaa. 1 '* montha aacurity Rator- abova ground aval pool. Muat bo CM 171-1111, 4-3. 530-7060 Mor, inaaJcnaToooiiinB aaoa. m^M (Am MM» tu-iium • nraaa lakan OOMI. MM. Car741-72M. LAPKK OH. PAINTING hraptooall ana^OB* ^awrw 1 lirlrM najp^riBV ai fiajpav SIMPLICITY 4111 OERMAN OHEPMERD - 6 RUMSON REALTY kw» OuarakMWrnarnmar. Ml • 140 JU1T RENTAL•! air 340-16 RED BANK - Moo 4 rm aat CONTEMPORARY - I LMna Can 4M-0M4. MOWER - Oought laat yaar tor waaka dd. No pagan. Mam 4 Adutta uiMaiiailaail.. No pwp» Moo 842-1894 JO- - »: Dad on unman 340 Cdto room oMta. 00M »Wi Haok •1000. aakmg HMO. Uaad 1 + uWa. a . raqukad. 747- p aW m xjoomvc LAWN TRACTOR JACOBaON— •maa. Naw oond. MUM sal MM KEANSBURG + Wa 7472062 OCEAN TOWNBHIP — 3 ana-marl•!«*»."s • •»•>* 7» HP, 14' out Naada oarb Aak- araa>. CM M1-0044 fcakxa 4pm. 1 room nnltogi MOf/a RID BANK - Nawiy u-aiiuiatoil, badroom. HMO. sMiaT>To«l manrui. «1M. MaMilnii oauon. WQ MM. CM 071-0006. larga t baoroom aoi NawkHODLETOWN — 4 badroom. •rajal. onoi pavvinfj « epemas SOFA - or goW vahat tasaV inat rteaad). CM 4aV»»44 LAWN MOWtR - 1OM taaia carpakng. oatto TV, A/C. utaWaa HIM. tont oondMon. H74. CM 0 roo-w, kWa. oarpaMd 44OO-a IndudodTNo pato. M74/mo. CM ERA UNCROFT REALTOR! Crafwman. 4 HP. 22-. aart- 071»< JUtr REiNTAL! Bkr. 360-1646 u «7/>r. Oat I CORHCtl — (1) udwtotorad ki propMHa, roar baaoar Uaad 10-fcSO pjn. 747-OMO. 747-3430 tvaa. 747-6407 6*wt0a^f flfO6V^ wtaWsTa r^tlBttfwMQ OwfSa) laaa Man 1 hra. 1MO47-MM. SOFA 4 LOVE SEAT - tr I MaVU. TN CAM - ma faaaMk Bmaraaa 470 VCR*. 4 drapaa. ir 4 r. tM nimplala avar* 14 day Omar. 1 haada. . I1too/hr. 1MB hala aaji Whka Mumklun Morm doir irli LAWN TRACTOR - John Oaara oraooo- nOk 617*i 6k 6 176 t8oS> tor 4400 ^hdraa and nd r liiaim. Fun 1 yaar n panal Mt. 071-1007 Mar 110 a«h rakvy maaar. VartaWa 747-3014 1 p.m. dnva Irana. MM. CM 501-1306 6704123 or 442-202* COUCH OOFA — Lava aaat kkohan aal IQLlAHwtl - MakJr. IIV1NO ROOM COUCH - r val- Wkig ohak. aaa. eandJOM lor i aaakM data war*. t»- 1 A» CONOrnOMERO - 1 Pad- vwl PkM 1 aato d oovara Vary dara 17JO0 tTU. 2M vM. MOO. M. CM ttt-MM tilniia 10 • aj»na«d Oaf Daa mar • am CM 741-MM. •110. a.m. . 10 pjn. Business Directory i wnktood itooorru IIOWM. •100,10X lUaOSTU 110 vok 10-PHCE OONf H1RCULON — LMraj room pN ooucn Merino OOFA — Ethan Alan dark PMa MM! At M MM working oon- UVrNO ROOM OET — 1 ptooa MM 3 aaat ouahtona and 1 aal A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES out ol atato. Can arUkially mapla. 1 and taktoa. 1 and labla 11100; aaorwioa. MOO. ONyl backa EarM km Harouton fab- ir. t yra. "old'tiki tomaa. 1 fcrWoa amp and 1 rug: ric MM Floral print, tao. oond. t. oond. Can a.10 kaat oSar. CM 222-4142 Aaklng 6146 or baat oUar. Corlaa 0 parr Mrk) anadrapaa LOOM CUtMON SOFA — WWl Mbto Maa avMabla at MJ4. C 444 Bathroom 646 Kxoavatron its Landscaping* t60 Painting* &k HO. 11 oa» kum a whlto duck Ma aavar. 1100 4' Ramodollng * aamk 4 raakno akak. MM tor round stank} MOW. 4 kanokoa. TRACK LOADER — 20 Ion. 4 m 1 Lawn Strvic* Paparhanglng awaaawfli _ OOLO - Langmnaa Ceramic THa buokot wtM oparator LOT •an Man both. CMaftart S04-U41 4M. Ansaua oomar cubbard. NEL1ONBR0THER4 6234 CM 444-4463 Mdoh. Vama tooo-tiooo Baat CLEARUM. tnJEMtNTt and EDDIE. PAMTk*. 717-1471. ortor. CM 741-0MS. A KING'S CERAMIC TILE DEMOLITION 442-34O6 LAND4CAF1Na kaartor 4 Eatartor Wado a n :n 6 rapaka. Palohkig. Caulking 4 F I WILL BABYBTT — Pi a laliuul r aaat ortar. Aa u M" aok kad. 0 pa. katn kaavoam MAOADNU - 1000 ooploa. aal 1 pa. Oavta aow onarry to tob too aM or loo arnat Par MoftOf rOOaswO aVOflQ Mln • O«M.Cana*ar(pm 1040 ami 117a MpCata. Baaa H 664 OardanArt kadroam aot (daufcto bad). Zan- h4 dk j^a» roo 0O4»f«w04w i osto ORBWO* TOP SOU - Oood qudrty farm » 11- TV oomklnMon. 10 pc. OAROBN ART Nad - Ctoan -R«Moiialila roTaoto Homa. Homo Crarlaman CM 201-4133. ALL TILE AREA! — Export ra- •Rookgardona»Ooulp«jraa 00 BTU. I Ing room aal 12 7pe. Mam- cMtSddtodt71-44O4 'c- . MAPU TWIN MO pam. Ban i •uiiii anoa HOLMDEL FARM! toy kona (OrMnal 1TEREO EQUIPMENT 066 Bob Akkw. 200-0407 NATURAL B It) BOOM AW orato)I. Many M or part hauaa km. Oaara. loo. Can •piinira. 4060 aa. 166 0061 aipartonoa. RaaWinkal 4 oonv t ton i o- DUK — « aoad wood. Captalrx CONTRACTING QAHDEH4 TIllEO - WHh 1 hp Tuna-upa 071-f710. MAIIRNIII CLOTHE! - Topa. talM. ahowam. wak 4 Oeora. „ kkar. Riiinmeli CM mar Mai. CM 220-4016 * parda, taana OK. tbJM 11 4 14. 444-4004 or 741-7100 M 0 pjn. SERVICE 4 REPAIR - Raaaon- AM OONOrnONSI -1000 »TU. IOOQ top wHh v ntofo II aaoh. Vary good oondMon. TOHipl BnVnOaX FfOa) QGtmT)m\wWm\. PAINT AND PAPER - Qudky ana imm. Can aMr 0 BJH kun- mcrudtoo lypaailkji 4 Ha dra»- CM any«ma tor appt MU1M. ROTOTHLINQ — Od your gar- aoM raiaa, guaramaao work. Praa ptok-up aad dMvary. CM day-THuraday 07H170. ara. Ovar aTtr hJM\r. MM. SUZUKI ENQINE 1SS2 NEW CERAMIC TILE 4 REPAIR! dan raady. By Ma hour or Vraa AWar 7 pjn. M1-M41 MATTMM 4 OOXOPRINQ - 211-1414 or 471-1140. rang 4 najlinn i 1 ' Can 741-0616. ill inn mnigir ana kx>a> Doukto bad, good oond. 4 yra. $300 or Baat Ottar TUNeup.otohanga.aharpanlng NIK ROLL TOP — Lana. Aak- oW. 436. Can MT«4Z1 kaMaan K I an wMaato wa n Ma Mg MM. Air ngrit anad kurmng Call 741-0139 anar 5pm. 4 balancing. Work dona M your 6-0 p.m. 606 Homa homa - 2T&0444 an 6 PAPERHANOINO awMjara aniTimatf aat MM haatkBfi tv an *MMOO CMMOUMI SWIM POOL! - Warahouaa Ma. Paparhangai wWVHBnBr wwBN^raravMW YJM "ra w>44wSBSa* wff arv . _B»-Ta MATERMTV CLOTHES — sum- foroad to dtopoaa of naw on- 447 Cat-pantry Impcovamanta mar 140. Wlntar 171. WhMa unr- ground 11' long pooM oomptoto 686 Light Hauling Fraa EM. 741-6060 atoraoa oaornatt, wtm huga aundaoka. ' HOME CRAFTSMAN - Carpan- mora. R.T. Bukdara. "rompt aar- MUROM AIDE! OR COMPA- torma 110. An Haaa 10-14. ky. woodwork,, uba dononaa aramm NKJNS-11 yaara akpartonoaki Manoaany onma croaat UO roflo MwOrtj, pump, Ht • out 4 hauwd fafaiin prtoaa. Naw or uaad. praoWon Jobb Boo Hg for you? CM anykmo 717-0171. PAUL. PAINTINO — Oood work Parklnaan Klllll, MuM.li OWar Walnut draaaar M0. Ptna ranjyoto. Aaktoa MM. COM- oMarat CM Kan A:A.C.C.. DCDCtKt OUTLETOULE.. 17M Rl OBWaatobto M. 747-O4tt. PLETE. FlnwnoMavM. CM Stan o ml tor oMarat M a at good raw* Ooaan 1 hurt to aak JO, OaknuraO t HmHi-moo. todartund. 104-2074207 1 aRar6 6 p.m ADDmON! - Comptoto ra- now muchl MUrtor/lBtoflor. MAYTAO) - Waahar. OE Dryar. •vtoa CM 741-4M4 BEN. INDUSTRIAL _ Fraa Illlmilll 201-1204. , aara at adhdhar. OaaMO ROOM - Cliarry round RETWUIO CARPENTER — SmM or M4-01M. no Maearto. » ooo OTU 0*00 BUa. pada. aarvar, 3 onalra. partoM Konung ordar, HM tor TABLE - WHh aat ol 0 onaka. and madkim aMa fobo and Hall tinman ill Oaa dryar 0100. CM W1-1717 M00. Oama lakto. 4 onalra, tiM. bom. AMa Rowhwj maoMna. walnut an wood. Oood oon- daoka. Fraa nkmilii CM KRUSW CONITRUCTfON CO 666 Paving t aaakar onaka 4 taMa. 176. • 100 642-4113 dMon, 4300. CM 400-1243 '41-4707 or 774-0400. — Tow luadkig 4 ranavatona. today. < A MARY KAY CTARTOR NT — SIR LANCELOT — Mack top aal 1 praoaa. Pranon MoCLAREN TWIN 8TR0LLER Naw 4 old Addaona. Kltohana. 4-6PM And papar aooda Mr atta. CM BaM, Dacka. ato. CM 741-1080. 7474km padtotol, wakut IMan MM pada, 460 Carpat Craanlng B1W LJOHT HAWJNO nc POM YOUR CHLO — ay boauwui. HOD: ZanWi aonaoto rapaka. CM tor our low A-1 EXPERT CARPtT CLEAN- DUST BUSTER! - Commarotoi. • anytntng too. or long dw- prtoaa. 171-4417. mom wkh 17 yaara MMartonoo ootor TV. 24'. H00. MO-1040. waning, oarpat doora. 4 Akiam doorm. OK dk> OrNMOJ ROOM MT - Hartlaga MrtJOlLLAMBOUt — Orltoa NO — UplllUMlY nUanlng. 1 manual. Floor M. Prov. EW. oond. Aaung lummirrurmkna 4 aqjpmarn«0 . CM ba- 3 STAINLESIITEEL SINK! — 1 Raawnaall ratoa. Morrto Hoff- "-».JJJ" oount Daavary. t^OoioaTOT L Any Una 717-1404 11000 or 0/O Daya MI-MOO; Mraan k-4. 741-110074 . pool tobto. Monmouai Lounga. man, 747-0200 606 PoolSarvlcaa Annoui JACOaiAN - Ory» 32 troad 01, Kaypon a«aa. t taknda. 220-1061 MOV1N0VMU0T 1EU.I - O*ra WILL TRAVEL CLEANtNO VARM J 4 B POOL lERVfOE — to SS Sltuattona Cdtonvanealg ground and abova ground _ MT - tonka TIFFANY CHANDELIER - Larga Raw knars. OtomarSa 4 ra Wanted Mat* gtoaa 1 ohroma, 4 oharra, 1400. ahada. muMkaolora. Muat aM. JIM1 CARPET INBTAU-ATION doora, aankiga, w\ satoaiati-0041. CM 53O-OS47 aRar 6 on waak- kiga. CM 747-1017 ot abova ground. 171-4417. AAA HAULAWAY — ( OHM 4 ohromo ohandaMr. An In ror. Catontol oottoa 4 and labtoa, No las toe Na or amal Iiioo7AHTIOUc I — OMnor aao. oond. 1100. I71-7M4. raaknar, toMjl 4 rug aat CM HOME IMPROVEMENT! CLEAN YARDt UNTOTT 4 SON — Pad ma»H. OafTam, 14 OWOkn ROOM MT — Pma oval TOOL BALI — Fathar-a Day 24 HR. Emarganoy Samoa. 10* _ .-itoa4 karvtoa. PlRml 456 Catering DtaoOUNTForOanlori rapalrad. Opanmga 4 atoskiaak . COMPLETE LAWN CUTT1HO Mkkyar toaf 1pada, 4 ohaka and MOVINOJ SALE - Dkmana aat apaotoL MOW MUM, wood laMa, Tha bad aantoa d raaaanafia IWMI. 44M. Can 071-00M 1124: Cadar Mrdrabo, Ml: DCLI UNLIMITED prtoaa. CM 4M-4M1. ANTIQUt IOAK pmma ROOM Daak ohalr 4 lamp. 440: Corlaa 4 4 maw powar CM 441-4171 or 641-1764 MBHTtRRANEAN OrNINO -Cdarkiga PaF r At Oooadono- J.C. _ 660 Masonry — 0 Ql M00 or am arrar, and labla. Ml. Mtoa Harm 4 HOME>tPROVEM«NTl MACS INOROUND POOLS - • ROOM MT - 4 yaara ok). A took). CM 211-00M. 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Jaa fta-nar t lUajllt 14 ohaka. btonoar. draaaar. 1 drkw- THE BRAtt PENDULUM dona, oaamg or baM aaMad, •MOO+VALUI - Far MM. iTRucnoN we. - waahar onangad. ato. CM Ma II'H.CM Caukana Ijiikki and hak ao- Tiara to a naw man w town! Sg"'6l"t4. conaWaii,, MM71. Auk) mkar. Oraat tar taa markato- sssjiSr-r 10M. MMM oonakucnonoo , rampa, to m. laorMoa. Expart rapak 4 railirMan at 730 Special 1 1 aSkakarr barbar, , aaaMant oon- raaionabu ratoa. Ctooka bought 660 Painting* ito-7 "in .!** 0171. CM 707-0000. " HOHW Tkaa/il*T . 14-. ir, WALNUT CONSOLE 4TERE0 - 4 add. Hauaa oMa. Praa anoqua Landscaping Papartianglng Sarvlcas 4 radUto, t>Vup. M •raa, MOVWO OUT OF 1TATE - to to ovary Tuaaday at 626 •44-0112 H0R00M SIT - Daalan Ra- With AM/FM 4 tops ptoyar.llM. •Hawflio b6jo w^ih wfood frofno* Antlqua Cantor. M1 A Lawn Car* A-1 QUALITY PAMTwMI — OorM SINGLES BOWLING rati4oun««iki woltntn, oH poknllnM, l_Mn Mat! !t, TonM RJvar, 340-6744 •Trtrwh pC100> VfVw- A wVwL aampmant aw. 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AVM July I, itot I M.0O0 Mon -Fn tM CM M7-0T04 CM M. 741-ian. 300 Aiilos for Sals JOHNBON OUTBOARD - W Lonormca tara OPACr I ton MNT — H • . dM. #wy1, PMMIt OonlfOl. • 1750 or MM o* •70-MI WIrancn Call t AM PU.won. lav w au Mann 7414WJ.JM kv Lav. WAOON - lac ls)iistthebegliuil,ag •ao. oond. WOO CM 041-7041 REO OANK — ConvarUant m- 2S1 Mopods oatan. 1.311 room omoa aufl- 133 Condoaa ir jqnilBON TRt-HULL -2 •• avail H par « fl ina A'C. 1071 VW - AM7PM, n naal. parHlna. 747-1100 Townhousas p • araaL OM Triangle -Auto Leasing BILMAH - DM Ma. > tadroam. lop. naa am la. Ma lank. parkjaan. FlrM WW i RID BANK — ManmavX at ot- carpal M100. wJiWaRar I. 0714140. noa kv rant MOO mo. Mel. all MMn.naar OTURY — Cabin Ufa. A»M. July 11 04» III! •01.000 Mr. 1W It p brings a better way of leasing IMMEDIATE LEAIINO CONOO - 1 bidroam 1 ban. 4 waiofconli. Mm 000 aa. n. WOO/mo. AvataMa I im»li aM anchor I anaa. aawar PUCK MAJO-OPORTII •men Ovor HOW aM MUM For mora Into CM M0-7J00 CM wanUM W04M7 EM. oond ^ aMVOWM. I BOMS* BUT RUN To the Red Bank area Ban OUJTOM III Wll IQTOVull l|l *UQ WnXayata.ni.4p.nl NAVSMNK WVSH — Nad Oar* A $500 cash rebate at the time of arrange. Call Mike Iverson at IpiaMuM «aw '44 • •74 PlymatAT. lllMl oun/fumianad OHM tula MakaaH».0MW0404l delivery is standard equipment (201) 842-7919 for rates and other •wttn t«c> AI UanTMtr b#oVoovti$\ root Mtn OB^Jon. i, can 7414T00 From 1100.000. CM 7414010 PUCM MAXM.UX AMC PACER 1077-1 oyl. with every lease plan. And that's information. Vbu'll get all the WATBRVISW lac. oond. Many HDIIM 110 Wanted to Went Mkf. Aaklng WW. CMAaklm 0170 OM 0704111 details you need over the phone. TowNHOuaa - i iimnn M04147 just one of the benefits you get at ONI BEDROOM APT — OrSH Mtttt. Prhraaj baaph. POOL I And when you have all the facts, fUTAaVaTBa^J fOOfr> rOf r"4*j0pQna)JtH# kjnn» aaun. I10M00 CM OUTBOARD MOTOM - M hJlh . Triangle Leasing. oanw 171-tiW. tmun. W mala. In Monmouttt Baaon or M a mu Selection atcond-to-nona you'll understand why Triangle •urroundlrtg araaa. OM OMAOY OAKI CONOO - 1 up JolMan jant raaajra. ! OONOORO 1W1 - CMn. •41-71II 290 Trucks 4V Leasing offers you a better way to ttOO for « OoaMrSL $'00 or jr.. POVPS, A/C. radio. IM And Triangle makes leasing even YOUNO OUIINUa ON* - 071 Trailers mtaaaa. WOW CM 741-4W0. drive with lower monthly payments. MILL RANCH — 1074 CHEVY C10 PICKUP - AMC MATADOR 1171 easier with the widest selection of lulfepfet rMkaiai * ••* Im Lease from the company that puts • pOTWn VfAWBB1 P^^^BH a*it— OUTBOAROMOTON PARTB $900 1%M MM MM It, •roa. ww maro. •BT CM 7074** imported or domestic cars. With 4M-0414 •77a/mo. CM Jkn reliability first. CM 071-1401 am CHEVROLET PICK-UP II Triangle you select the options WCd KAQ- IfTsptHlfll HOMsM C40.PByPS.VOJPS. V4 anakta. n OCEANFRONT CONOO Baal oHar PMna Bridoo I/O r»L, .oap, road, 040*0 you want and how long the lease Otaapa 4. CM ira-mi aRar 0 I will run. Remember, with Triangle, you'll Houses tor naaa. pool _ 1*71 CHEVY C-10 — P A 8TAR 18 BORN. limo. MaR paav Ml4704*14 PRAM - 4 J Fit II plan, rr •mns. Body ruat «**i tool Ma be starting out $500 ahead •ale 138 Commereial Mad oand. V» »4M CMZW-WU One phone call can do It all In ANXIOUS Oat/a Propatty 7174W0. Mar I pjn. CMEVY S10 PICK-UP 10W And nothing could be easier to Mlddmo.r, 4 badroom, 1U SEARAY.FRV1M 1077 — ir 0ml..4«aaad. • Dam, dining room, aal-tn kltorton. HtOHLANOa — Baparala butd- Ray. 140 Maravry 1.0. naa •m CMI714M0 dan. M»amant. carpotlng. ap- ln«. Mara oraMm WOMuara oanvaa. vary low kaura. ajM CHEVY KW - 4 •ed^lrana.. aMl pflaneda. ERA llnmad FMIIort. naMaktad, WOW. 0M aMa. •kiMM a ITAR M B» kja StoTor boMnt ol your a? The best leasing vehicle in Ne# Jersey 741-1W4 •kdak. At kwara. rn«n >m OMANONEW MO'a Par datMa. *M *jg*> it 0EABRIUI - 10 K p MMt- MUM. Wn. OM III WW or 3 Md RUM0ON- Pinlmmnal tmad- •on M*I war- "IT. . raawfl-. niiiit»n. RIUHH nm»,l DMjfoot, #js4ln ptHoh#jn» dnltQ ing I onV*,, *m MMM part- lop. and mora Runa DM'rlkHIIL 041-1700 •roa. vwyl ««no •00' UL blrM ing tat EIUKIIT Moaoan CHEVY M C10 - PO/PB, lonf . WM bad. any Mai wnaa to*. Eas I' MMili. IRA MMmad RKkin. • 1W0O0 CM OOTtara. WI-IUM «. or 7414741. oond 3.000 M. WOM " ir HOWI CAT - BMMM. PMy 041-4171 ar 041 07W 12 Broad Street, Red Bank, New Jersey 07701. • (201) 842-791* - S WtWOOUPT WW aq. fl naaad. Extra* TraHbr and aM Cod. Larga kiba maiudad. wow. AMI Mr 300 Auto* for Sals 300 Autet far Sals Oaatyard Maal location lone CoUnial houaa on mam TM aMar 7 p.m 171-1001. loiH Branan rfi OIW, m«y. Boot tanad B-1. Par aaa by FAIR HAVEN - RIVER OAKO oanar. 7474100 1S4 Rscraattonal 3 badroom*. 1 fuH bom, l v* batf>. . ui, 137 Lots and ivga Ifvino room, tuning room, A-l WHP—AaO MOTOR •army room aMi CaOiadral oa«- HOME - Oanamar. raw araa. ina, aal-m knotlan. ymnlUMaa. RUMSON — 44.11 aaraaaaaa. OOP •craanad porch, laroa «aw nMikiiik L PlInulllMPIal ONCy M irtrauoft aapandabla Mac lira- 04I47W Mkjr 7 Jo p.m. Davison's 2% APR financing offer on Quantum: pptaoa. . oonwai aw.. vmyi wiwm APACHI POP-UP 1071 My kjnnadm yard a * ocra LovMy kjnnadm yard a •* ocra 131 Mobile Homes •M 0. I By oanaoanarr . prtnolpaptnolpaU onlyl .C CM 7«74t7«74t7l WOMLANDS 10W - 14.06. 1 ARISTOCRAT 1071 - *M con- OLORIA NILBON our competitors are scratching their heads. uandklonn*. 040.000. CM lamad. Maava 0. mm Chary W H«y.w.i ATVI HOLMDEL MOULOUf f HOMO E - M. EOWAROW COLLINS badraom, ak eaeanMtoMriun . AM- mp ni.000 CM 1071 OPEN ROAD - V malar AQSNCY 040-4144 m ni000 CM w lift Itoma. 4 KV BMIIIMII Wool M. AOH.ITY-DCPSNDABILITY HOUM WANTED — Mlddhv I * Lrfai^Mb •11,000. CM W1-4I70. TMM. ARM. C TORSI MOWLI HOME IBM - or, Cnnaa A*. M CM 710407-70W. 14»M. UI000 CM 70740W or wwttt nkn from JUST LISTED Rumaon oatankv. 140 Real Estate Onaolthamoat Wanted OTARCRAPT 107t POP-UP — m k»n To tmpi I. At IH mrmm aid Frankly, they think we're nuts. Recently BUOINIOO — EITABLtOHED H OVER *o YNS. mini TO RE- we ran an ad offering an amazing warranty on pklM Wkir Mna raam «M LOCATE WOULD UKE TO nraakwo. Maid's room and MOt. RaNT OR BUY WW TO WW BO. Volkswagens. "Two million miles or two years, whichever Oomanad pore) PM prhMa FT. RID BANK. HOLMOSL, one* raar tarraoa. m-4aw or MIOOLETOWN. HAZL1T ARSA. guaM tun. 0400.000 CM rlgnt 1*44*41 EVOMNOJ. Ml-aOM comes first". True, the ad was tongue-in-cheek, but the DAY* I WB1KSHD0. ASK FOR MR MARTIN CENTURY 11 COZNE1. RMIorl warranty is for real. -tn*>lfuJo)p#jfppOJtrs1d y Cfl I WHO. BUY YOUR HOUSE 010•10 1PJvar Rd.. Fak IN ANY CONDITION - A0 IO 741-7BW FOR CASH. OAU. (- Now our Sales Manager has come up with another seemingjy unbelievable deal. Purchase any new 1985 VW Quantum sedan or wagon in stock, and we'll uu*t M mniMnad Maal for a JEtrS^w faVTvMv aaUAalMjEsafl EUVMAWSW mum ton* Call «*•* •. arrange financing at an annual percentage rate of only 2%.*

MWUM sMM tOM Why are we making such an incredibly good offer? Simple -we want to sell you a Quantum. So tM riBnlfiajd. MMl for a tmmNy. •min IV HWLATABLI — 1 man boat rk. __ s*> swpaajsj OaV^JaVajMS) "W come in to ou showroom today. Our sales staff will give you all the details. •MI Tranaan and I HP Ak- Mn a.0M HJ MtMran n a*M. UaM 1. Eao. tor •2% APR Bvoilobto whan flnancing a maximum ol $7,500 lor 30 months on • now 1985 Quantum purchased at manufacturar'i sugoottsd retail price — to jn. WW Om. 114 p.m. Kyouaannak>. H "•« IIIWW, Evaa. 74T40W F08TEH FRIENDS include factory insulted option*, acceaaons* and destination charge*. Otter expiroo July 6,1966. r£3&? r BOSTON WHALER — 40 HP PO Box 278, Ca.. 7I74BW. Maroury Maa. Man Baa rM. Kayport, NJ 077SS LITTLE 0H.VER — DHIIMll| atM aand. WMi MMr. WBW. • Mtin bul M" loo* 1 la prtoa CM 7*1-114*. oroall(201)BS3-16U Mercedes-Benz • VOLKSWAGEN MM aatMa tor a bk) H aara MOt • ltadar*m. a»i TWANSU AUTO UASHlS DAVISON •asm*. TMa narita Him a ir PRmrxa OAT — Bm aano. OMkjrOMO) - - • --- aha^MHUBl tWM atfwl* |»»1) 04*. 7*10 "SJBMJsM ffJwr ysjrv, pajrfBjBBj *wr oanar- 1 aa» M •> am rap qpoad Mr. PtrMkr raam nat a araad 270 Auto lervtoes/ (201)462-5300 •"•-• US MNW«V N 9 HM Mi asm FKEMU CHCUI FKBHUO 1C 1TARCRAFT — Oeod Mr v iMNna. *Mno. aMn*. w 1077 MONTI CARLO rtPmtrowy oil Pi II «r kirn. E>- Aa pam for oM M OtTOO ar MM oRar. OM 0414SW ar *4t4W7 a«ar 0. TUOOAY, JUNE 18, 1985 The Hrgi.lr 111 300 Auto* tor Sil« 300_Auto«for Salt 300 Autot for Sal* 3W Autot for Salt 300 Autot for Salt 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autot for salt 300 Autoi for salt 300 Autos for salt CUTLAM BftOUOHAU — 1?" DOOM wagon. M, ntm/n, A/C. ORaMLIN iaT4 - Mak. aaaal- MERCEOESM0SEL1M2- 1M4 MERCEDES SOO D - 1M2 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE - TOYOTA CELICA 1971 OT — i TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - Con- lant running oondraon. aSOO. Call PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1*78 — B em/fm. UN Mieel. eniM. (MOO. Turbo deiael 4 door ladan. cyl Oood condition Beel otter Wagon. P/B P/B. P/W, P/L, A/C. •peed. tmMck wttfi vents. A/C. verable. 117* Red Rune good A/C. rear' 778-7M0 ja MSS84* 11.800 mile. Mini condition Can after •7to-Vo»o '. In Caa 741-2BM. AM/FM Meroo. roof reek, wood am/fm assreo oaaeene. Asking MOOO. Cea 741-2171 •M.M*. Call weekday. panel., leather mi. 80,000 ml CUTLAM tUPMMI 1171 - HONDA cnne i*r* •2000 Caa Michael 7*7-7087 1171 TRIUMPH - U.OOO mile*. 4 apaad, good oond. SM00. 741-3181. weekend. S42-3**0 PLYMOUTH HORIZON TCI — iao oond MSOO 741-OB10 Neada aoma work. »13OO CM 1171. P/S. P/B, •port, package, TOYOTA SUPRA IBM — Can altar « pm. 7ST-M01. MtRCIDES SENZ 210 SL - Mon-Frl. 1-5 pa. 73t-*243 WM DIPLOMAT IMI OLOSMOSILI - 1*72 Luury. 4 apd., am/fm Mer Loeded with every factory oo- doe*, auaa., am/tm etereo •*<-O" -S oyt, Moto Mad HONDA ACCORD 1M0 - 4 P/S, P/t. P/w Oood oondWon Weaker. Caa B71-1421 PONTIAC ORAND LE MANS aon. In exc. oond. Only 28,000 VOLVO PARTS SALE - New 1*400 Muet e. seen. nwmSt door, auto, PS/PS, am/tm Cea 4M-M42 ml Sold with 1 yr warranty Caa CB am/tm atarao PLYMOUTH VOLARE - 1ST* 1*7* - Oood oond, runa wea, uaed, lor oldies, restorer. after 1 p.m. MJOOtMMI alarao ilium A/c, 44,000 neada brake.. M28. Ca228-111n 1 or 171-SO7*. maaa. MM oandMon. Z-bardad. 1178 OLDSMOBILE M wegon. 4 epd, a/o. goog d are. Cheepl RED BANK VOLVO. orlglonel owner. wtH aafl lor M •71-3482 741-8MS. cunJta •UMUM IMI - ""» DOOM 400 - Puty ownar. Call MIRCEOU SENZ 1»7I 2M SI 11800 fl lor MM. TOYOTA CELICA OT-S 1M4 v«. etao . M/>*. A/c. reer Oe- aqulopad. Ejgaa.nl oondnorT Cat allar • p.m. 4*8-1232 Cal 8711-081- 7 1978 PORSCHE 114 - Yallow 18,700 ml. AMUng 112.500 1M1 VOLVO DL — Sedan Stan. '1004 maaa. a yr. warranty. with Week Interior. Complete Ca»542-3*M uggar. AM/PM etereo 41000 oar Ik* ne» • cyl. fuel IniscOon OLDS IBM CUTLASS DIESEL - dsfd truwmlaelon. 30.000 mllea. ml., laa. oand. AaMng U7W HONOA CIVIC 1300 DX 1M0 - PLYMOUTH STATION WAOON with Plraai ura.. Poracha racing AM/FM cssoens stereo Exoat- II IP .ad. A/C, am/tm radio Aak- PB/PS/PW, A/C. dec. sunroof 4 door. PW. crutea, A/C. am/fm, wheel., car cover. Poracha bra. 197* TOYOTA COROLLA — Aim a p.m. w nil with deflector, Ihospslcm Nerdl etc M.000 iMa Look. * run. 1170 — Run. good aoma denu Wagon. 8 apd, 74.000 mllea lenl condition Cell 747-7M4 itri OABT - •lam «. «aan. Aa mg u*oo Can m 747-neo aheapakm Met cover. 8 many after a p.m. - steering wheel Zebreno oeer wea. SaorHloe M800 741-744* and rueL 1100 Oood for extra. Aaklng 14900 CaH Runa moalanl. Aaklng MM. Call w. $700 or baat otter. 1t75 HONDA ACCORD 1ST* - Blue shm Interior mod trim Mag carpenter, etc. Call 7173380 •42-W14 Droneee. Vi. Beet offer Can OLDS — Toronado 1M0 Oeloal. 948-4249 IW VOLKSWAOEN (TI-Mll til III Nader detector * much PLYMOUTH 1M0 CHAMP - 4- Oood ahapa MOO. 171-104. Me. •1*00. CMSM-UM or more. Muet be seen Cea Blaek/2 door Maroon leather apead. Pneed tor teal aala. Call 1971 RABBIT DIESEL — SunTOYOTA CREMI0A 1M1 - M CUSTOM ISTt-Runa Int. AM/FM aHreo. CB Tilt Wlra Loaded, sun-roof. 1H Can B42-0B40 ' 1M1 OATKJM 110 OX — I sod., aso-sIIS. 7*0-*W4. aner « p m. 741-32*0 root, trailer hitch, block heeler, looka gnat. SSOO. Can wheel.. 44.000 ml. 8 yr./80,000 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1*77 — am/fm stereo radio Extra. Call ranty 8M00 Can 872-1fis* 1*74 VOLKSWAOEN DASHER a/o. am/fro, raar oafoner altar S p.m. HONDA ACCORD LX 1M1 - 2 MERCURY COUOAR 1*7* ml. warranty. 17800 Excluding — 2 door, auto Oood condition M.0O0 mile. U700 or beetoAW. dr. HatCrHiailk, ak. a apd, 42,000 Wagon, a cyl A/C. PS/PS, mow 4*8-0292 TOYOTA SUPRA - ISM. Very g_S100O1 naada minor body tax, Caa 836.2*28 after a MM Call 211-O2M. CM M1-1071 „_ FIAT isro ml. Eu oond SMO0 Cat area and rime. S12O0 Call VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT — 1M0 good oondWon. whfb), doen blue Vary good oond. runa PARK CHEVROLET •71-94*0 dleiel. 4 «pd, ./c. •m/fm ceaeei- Inlerlor, loeded 112,000. Eves * vw BUO 1*71 — Semi aula- 1 17* DATMJN — MK. Km «*» MERCEDES MO 1172 - A/C. Hie. LaaMng-Servioa-Pana waekano. 747-MS4. msuc. Runs good. Clean 11700, M m.p g MOO. Can iunn HONDA ACCORD 1*M - 4 10. p/b. 87.000 mllea A.klng am/tm c.iiatf and mora. Bun. Rt. M. Neptune 7TS-1212 12498 Cell BMBIH Call 717-7*17 attar 8 (nlwaan 1-1 p.m •oar, a-*pd. 83.000 maa. Oraat waa. 12*00 Can be aaan « 117 TOYOTA COROLLA 1M1 — SI PUT SHOW - Con- oondWon. Aakktg U000 Call PEUOBOTSAAB OF WALL PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN STA- RED SANK MOTORS INC Auto, PB, AM radio. A/C. New VW BUO 1*70 — Orey Neat , S apd.. iiinaaiiu oon- 842-43M altar a HwyM. Manaequen TION WAOON 1*74 — In good Ursa, bettery 1 brakes Exc tranamleMon. New front urea. 111 Newman Springe. Red Benk oond. low mtfene Ashing ' 4 p.m. 2*1-1M* L3& " 12011 448-8080 oond, like new radial all around. Dodge-AMC-Jeep-Renault new ewey bar Asking 1*80 wW JEEP CJ7 1M4 — Hardtop. 4 MOS ISM •4880 987-9843 altar 8 OATSUN 2008X IM2 - 1 apd Fmtamo is74 - vs. SM 1M3 PEUOEOT - 80S STI. 5 A/C. am/fm radio 747-0040 negatleta. Cell 830-4*07 otter ». Runa good. (1*00. •inglilOO or beat offer. Call PS'PeVPW, A/C, am/tm, sun motor. PS/PS. Good running Can altarSp!m.*T»-04M •pd. leather, tun-root, am/tm RITTENHOU8E TOYOTA COROLLA DELUXE VW JETTA OLI 19S4 — 8-epd, 4 roof. SI Pkg M.OOO ml 1SO00 «<-». 0*1 an* 57E caeetne. Excellent condition LINCOLN-MERCURY INC 197S - 100.000 miles Oood dr Exc. oond. P8/PS, A/C. Caa Jeff 74f-*»HI KTTSON CHEVROLET CO MO TO. 1MM22 - Low mllngi. 110,SO0 20112*-22*2 or condition. 4 new dree. Many new AM/FM [Mini, orulee/cntr Hwy. M Eatontown rapaoar. 114*0 0 orffar baa t offarCan 1U-14M. PONTIAC 1I7B FIREBIRED 900 Rl 38-Ocean r«p 775-1800 pane, ttooo Call 22S-5438 FOUO VAN 1077 - •SPRIT — Slher. 2 dr, PS/PB. eun-roof. W2O0 830-M22 DATSUN PULSAR NX IK* — 842-1000 •71-2014. SAAB 1978 M LE - 4 door. 4- mac*, ext. 1-apeed. 1*600 or A/C. quadraphonic AM/FM 1M4 PEUOEOT - 506 Q L Mini auto, tape. V-8. Need! work. TOYOTA CELICA 1M0 — A/C. VW RABBIT 1*78 LABPJOLA MOTORS MUSTANO QT IM4 _ 7.000 oondWon. Low maeege. Asking Seat offer over 12000 Call epaed. am/fm. cruise 12800. am/fm cess 8 apd, 42.000 ortg. beat offar. Muet Ma. Cea"••••«*. Oaod oond. SSOOO or Call after a 7*0-1020. 2 dr, sun root, stick shin. 11900. MB-JS00 ,-Rd Had Bank maes. loeded. Mint oondioon. • 10.000. Call eve. or weekend* 739-1874 .her 8pm ml. Exc. oond. Qreet gee miie- Cea 741-8S34OT 7414048 74\-2431 Price muaallH. »12,*O0 Caa SAN8ONE OLDS-CADILLAC aga, M100-Met offar. ST-4MS, OATtUN 100 SX IMI - i- 7*7-71*1 after 1 1M2 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE - VW RABBIT 19*2-4 door A/C. FOUO - ifTt LIMANS1S71 PEUOEOT 80S STI 1M3 — 8 Brougham. P/S. P/B. A/CNewma, n Spring. Rd, Red Bank 1*77 TOYOTA COROLLA - Aak- •pee* PtVfaVFW. A/C, am/fm. suastaBr 741-O910 AM/FM radio. New Urea. Exeat new ana. tmiHeni wooion Run. 1100 aa la ecyt. Run. good. Saat offar FORDMUSTANO CLASSIC IMS aped., tealhar. •urwoof, A/C, a« AM/7M. alec, rear dotaogar, lng SHOO. 1*77 Plymouth Sta- lent condition. 14200. CM Baat offar. CM Boo 7< 1-8781 Can 871-1M* CM 4M-1M*. — Eiioia.nl condition S2M0 or exua.. exc. corn). Cell 2M-14M vinyl top. Od oond. n\-7U) 8USURU OL Wegon - 1M1 De- tion Wagon Asking 11100. Call 848-M34 baat oiler. Can 171-2104. 871-481*^ LINCOLN - 18*0 Town oar 4 or NS-2212. PONTIAC FIREBIRD FORMULA een beige. A/c. good condition. IfTI MTtUN 710 - I door. 4 FOW) PMTO - 1S7S. door. Mm oondMon. Fully VW SQUAREBACK 1973 - spd.. pood eortdWon. Run* wall. d MUSTANQ MABCH I 1170 — M0 PINTO 1*71 1*79 — White with burgundy ml. 58.000 ml, 13300 Cell 530-044(1 197* TBANS AM — 8 8 Mar. auto Needs work Motors good. loadad. Muat aaa. S*M0. Call angina. Naada work. 1300. Can velour. 44,000 ml. PS/PB/PW trena. T-tope, .m/fm stereo, art AM/riEToaaama. I7oo or Mat e71-SM4. Bun-roof, needa work. T-arno IMS CLASSIC 49.000 orlg ml 1200 or beet 871-8M1 allar 8 CaU 172-0739. am/fm. 13800 871-300* after 8 Hi reetoreaon. 1850 wheel, cruise control. Excellent offer. 83O-»840. 8 am -3 p m. onar. Can 741-2171 FORD - IBM 8*111111 2-door condition Cell 5M-823* nardtop. Blaok/wMta. Original Lkinoai Mliuury Markur NASH METROPOLITAN 1M1 — PLYMOUTH VALARI STATION PONTIAC CATIUNA 1*78 — Caa 671-1482 eve.. vw 19*9 - Vary good melds 8 DATtUN 200 IX — 1 Ml M.000 STRAUI UNCOLN-MERCUP.Y miles. I apd.. a/o. am/fm atarao pakit. Intanor, body. BOH ra- 83000 or baat offar Oood con- WAOON 1*77 - MOO or beat 73.000 mHaa. Oood condition TRIUMPH TR-7 — Coup*. 1978 out. New brake., tune-up Must .Ilim SL pkg MMO or baat -J«d!«S»OO«d Highway M, Kaypon. 2«4-«800 dition. Naada Una work. Call offer.Can 842-4172 attar S p.m. 8 MOO or Mat offer Call afler 3 Only 88.000 mile. Looks sharp, 2*4-1177. o*» MOO. Cell 222-0127 otter Can 7tt-04M LINCOLN TOWNE 1*77 — 4 dr.. all dey weekenda. p.m. S41-40S7. runs waa. (IBM. Cell 741-0310. WONT LAST - IM! Chevy 1I7S fORO LTD. H — ftO.000 ml. Naw root, naada OLDSMOBILE OMEOA PLYMOUTH VOLARE WAOON 1171 PONTIAC ORANO PRIX - TOYOTA - 1*7* Cellca OT 1*78 VEOA Citation. A/C. cruise control. OATaUN 1*7* M0ZX - tlapd! M0O0. Can •un root. Loots 1 run. baauWul Brougham. Dark bkia. Fully BROUGHAM 1M0 — 4 door IBM - 8 oyl. auto. PS/PB. AM Landau root, two Una brown, all A/C. AM/FM rnnm Mreo. 8 Needs Iransmlselon work AM/FM. new Dree. Mint con- No danta or mat Clean. (4000. loadad. AM/PM Macao, ao.006 auto. A/C. am/tm, SB 000 mi, radio. Very good oond 72.000 '. well kept. Aaklng 133S0. Beet offer. dition (4200 CM after 5 p.m •MOO. Can S71-7SM. ml. Aetung tiBOO IM IMi Call 41 8r 80 c— CaH 741-1M* or 741-744*. ml "una Mlm. «2S00. B44-O0SO. LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS Call 211-2231. 2*4-2473 — PRICED RKJHT. RASSAS i **' " ° DATSUN 240 Z - 1173 Class* •OfO tTD COUPE - IBTt. VI, »».aulo. a/c. powar option., PONTIAC. MS BROAD ST. BED 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autot for salt 300 Autot for Salt 300 Autot for salt 300 Autot for Salt 300 Autos for Salt neouHt Engine Too many no» BANK 741-81*0. parta to Hat. EJioellenl condition 80,000 mHaa. yallow body, Baat onar U0-*7*t or aound. I1M0 Call8JO-11B7 1*7* MALIBU CLASSIC — MJ-0371 FORO MAVERICK 1S70 —Wagon, tuoaaani running con- Naada radiator and Hnkaga. dition. 87.000 maaa. 122* Can DATSUN 1171M0ZX — Loadad, 8-1 p.m. 7*7-1 naw palm, dark Mua. Saa to ap- Runa good also. Can 7a7-MM. preeMe. at 122 nt 38 Mlddle- •OHO LTD 1»77 — 2 dr. 1*7* MAZDA — * apd.. • dr. mm. M.MO Can 930-1234 PS/PtVPW, A/C. AM/FM CB nalohback. RabuHt 4 cyl. 1273 Naada Irani. Aa la Baat offar 00. MM. Can 747-4247. DATSUN aozx IM> - iw. Can 83O-74M MAZDA OLC IM0 - 2 dr, 8 Mini oondteon Fully loadad. T- •pd, 4 cyl. em/hn atarao. Inc. rool. » ay lad 2 J 000ml. FORO PINTO — 1(71. tranamlaMon 1 monM old. Many oond. Muet aaa. mak* offar. Call 112.900. irT-MU attar I naw and good parta. SM0 or 741-7*4* DATSUN M0VX 1M1 - 2X2. 6 Mat offar. 4M-1B41 or 7B7-4MO. sod • oyt.. A/C, PS/PI, AM/FM ceaeena. Many aMraa. M.700 or FORD LTD — 1tT7. A/C. P/S, Mat offer. Calf 741-«1O4. altar a. P/S. AM/FM -lllim Oood * X) Ca« 741-2371 DODOi A1PEN IS7S — Good condition Naw tlrM and brake. 1»73 FOND WAOON - M.000 1M2 MERCEDU M0 t L - Manual rou top roof Cat) maaa. Naada lianamlailuii. MM. SI.000 miles, entri S71-81W. Can 7S7-77M. tar leenar Interior OOtXK COLT IHI - Vary FORD BRONCO XLT 1SS4 e«c. cona Aim 4jo. oond., AM/FM 4a4, ak. rm narao. tkitad gtaaa. UCBCEOU BCNZ 1*7* M0 0 - captain aaal 10,000 maaa. mini UM0. Cell'Joe 7 oondnton. 113.800 or baat offar. Can 2*4-2747 DODOI ASPEN WAOON 1*77 - Muat aa* » cyl. amomaoo. •OHO FUTURA 1ST* - Auto. Pl/M. MOO. or Mat offar Muat PS/PS, only 33,000 ml., Im- ir a am. MM0. Can 842-0841 DODOI COIT 117a - Oood running car Naadt 11111a work. 1M2 FORO LTD CROWN VK- Aefcing l»0 or Mai offar. Muat TOPHA — 4 door Eimiainl oond. 300 Autos for Salt buy aa la. Can 2*4-8148. u> tor Complataly loadad 41,000 Tommy. maaa. Can *71-*M*. DODOE VAN STI — In good OEOROEWALL oond.. VS. auto.. PS/PS. e«tre LINCOLN/MERCURY are.1700 or baat offar. M4 404B. Shrawabury Ava. at Sycamora aaklor Joa. 747^400 TREMENDOUS SAV.NBS DOOOI CMAdOEB SE 1«7I - OOVT SURPLUS CARS — I loeded. 2nd owner. 74.000 ml Truck, undar 1100 Now avaa- vary good ariapa »11SO. wW abta In your area. Caff GIGANTIC DISCOUNTS lain. Call 717J«7 1-S1* MS MI2. 24 hn. Young Used DOOOI DART 1»74 — 1 ownar. ORANO PRIX 1ST* daan. runa waa *400 or baat Car* offar Call altar a p.m. 4M-S7ST. 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1985 TOYOTA CELICA 1985 T( 1985 NISSAN SENTRA GTS CONVERTIBLE Stack 17317,4 cyl. te verve twin cam. ang , alec, fuel aejse., 5 spa 1985 NISSAN SENTRA XE H/B man trans ./overdrive, man. steering, 4 wheel, PAdhc Drakes, 4 8MOI71M. 1 >.. 4 cyl. >M mac.. 5 nd «an ran .P/S. tit aSay —m*. Sac am. MM While. < cyl. auto tram., tram wheel drive,P/aeaM wheel Indep suspension, alum alloy wheels, pertormence radlals, 4 DR. DELUXE StMs* P/onhM. ^tA/r^m MaV#0 tiHt MetflV^WtpaV. •pOFtS tC09ft Slk. 7J*8. rvory. 4 cyl, ems tram. Man. rack and pUHon steering, Hrrm. P/mjrm. « CM*. M iileMemi. Ma seen t*m SM. auto A/C, alec radio upgrade w/caae. dual P/remots minors. Uet ctrpM* laaar MaTuMroof, umrael, in w* wu M caa atrtpM. lull wneel covers, wheel Up meld., M fcdjate. t In eesdi front wheel drive. P/trakss, M IMWe, HUM stereo, flit wheel. •om pt« mm coMri top. knMMetonsr Uef erlee: HUM OptMytftJ iQulpeiisini 4KK tdQ9 QUaViM. 'uftproo' iXKtarcoM . iwy M. DtfcwIaV, wtinl lip inoU., wfwil trtn rtnft, ont. otsu OUR PRICE:$15,999 OUR PRICE:$11,699 wheels List price: W,M7 equipment: atripee. rieor edge euerde. Ut price: KJ.013 ! eiaer M2 ajaasai la sleet sea OUR PRICE: '8,149 OUR PRICE: '7,249 ^"HB

1985 TOYOTA TERCEL 1985 NISSAN SENTRA 1985 NISSAN STANZA 1985 TOYOTA COROLLA DELUXE SEDAN Stock 17311.4 cyl. 4 spd. man. trans., man. Meeting, P/B, rear 4 cyl., 5 spd. iwi. trim , front whttl drtvt, ran. MMrtno, P/tttist rJtfogger, all-weather guard pkg, pinstripes 1 In stock. Uat XEWAGON brales. Sfl radlals. bucket aaats. carpeting, tmt. ghee, rear price: S6.10B M: 7M, Deep Ma, 4 cyl., ante. tans.. IreM «Mel drive. P/8, P* GL SEDAN detroeaji. body mold., deluxe aim. Net In stock. Allow apprmtmeMy H* ndMla. AM/FM MTM. T/gtaM. rtar eaiywailt/wlpar, Ml whad •k am, uatt aM. 4 cyt.. M «., set) His.,» WM. ertve. fit. 2-4 weeks tor delivery Uet Price: $7,021 MM!, vgbs. rr det. M belt rM stay wheats. M*fM Sara covers, wkeel Up mokt 11n sbek Opmel KiuMwaW: strtpaa, deer rehakekaiBta iMaf #JUfcfcjaLi\ai tj* am avJaeassl fBletistBail a^aailaiaBiBWes ajBiijteisi aV OUR PRICE.^5,999 edge guarda. Utt price. M.S7I edps gusrde. whl Up mow.. 1 m ssaok: Uetprtce": I10.IM OUR PRICE: $7,235 l\ afar TeraeH • aM «fJ 34 ite Cane* la Met X MM* VMM arr*iM|. »arteM eeaaa. sad srk* OUR PRICE:'7,999 OUR PRICE:>9,669

1985TJISSAN / 1985 TOYOTA CRESSIDA 1985 TOYOTA 4x4 1985 NISSAN •n«w m%.mmnm..nt.m.rm. PIM. euc MMAiani Slock 17187. 4 cyl.. 5 spd. man. trans, wttti overdrive, man MAXIMA GL WAGON steering, P/B, 4-wheel drive, 2 spd. transfer case, steel skid S» OJ0, VaMMCnv. Icyl.Mlrt.MctM. P/S. mume!. am on. rtmoei M Mmm pnmm w In ma mm j-4 wma m ilates under transfer case and fuel tank, mud and snow tires uet price iisees Ml.«K Mm.*CMnews.r•eMrtftar.Ommieo?SatliSM fcdel 18501. List Price: $8,593 nulimn lis«sn«. ask) ssal SM IsMc sW.. rvMnd. mSlimst wtm. OUR PRICE:$14,249 OUR PRICE:'7,899 aw Mas Ji*. iCl M MM. LM prtca SUM OUR PRICE:M 3,599 OUR PRICE: M 3.607 1985 TOYOTA CARGO VAN ORDER YOUR 1985 MODEL 5525 REGULAR BED STANDARD PICKUP Stock 17341, 4 cyl., fuel Injec., S spd., P/S, P/B. SK radlals rear defrost., rear wuher/wiper, Ducket seats, carpeting, ttyterj 15 IN STOCK & ARRIVING iteel wheels, rear hatch and sliding side door. from mud guards, center console List Price: 1985 TOYOTA PICKUP (9.393 Stock #7188, 4 cyl., 4 spd man trans., man. ttearlng, PfB. OUR sport style outside mirror, tilt forward bench seat, vlnly seat, OUR trim. Model #8200. List Price: $6,293. PRICE: PRICE: OUR PRICE: '5.699 '5,999 » elaar *%Tt • met aK arrMaa, Wees easjaas mt aram $7894 OUR PRICE: *15,171 / USED CAR CORRAL! 1983 FORD PICKUP F250 1982 TOYOTA TERCEL 1980 PORSCHE 924 1983 TOYOTA TERCEL 4 DR UacnsMc'e specM. 8k. ROMN. Mver, Week vtnyl Manor, 2 rjeer, 4 Stk I214BP. Gold. On cloth Interior, 4 door. H/B, 5 spd P/S P/B. A/C Stk »21MA. Gfaen/wtiile. oreen vinyl interior a cyl 4 sod 4 wheel Stock K027P. Red/black vinyl Int.. 4 cyl. «u» trans front wheel drive. Drive PS, PS, AM radio 407O0 mi cyl, 5 spd.. man. Mas, nan. rack t pMon steering. MO, AMm AM/FM stereo, T/Glau. tilt wheel, rear window defroster, sunroof! man rack 1 pininntaarlng, P/B, A/C. AM radio, dm. glass, rear detroat! etarao , power wMdows. swnef, meg wheels. 44,000 an. pinstripes 41.600 ml. pin stripes, body side mold (4.851 mllea.

$7895 $3995 ASIS $6595 $5295 1982 DATSUN STANZA 1983 ISUZU IMPULSE II 1980 FORD 1983 CHRYSLER TOWN Slk C21MP. Beige. Ian vinyl interior, 2 door H/R. 4 cyl, 5 spd . nun 2 DR.HATCHBACK rack t pinion stewlnj. P/B. A/C, AM/FM radio, T/G1«». pinstripei THUNDERBIRD AND COUNTRY WAGON 5?.0OO mi trans.. P/8, ., „ s* e?ioM. atjek. txwey wy mnei. 1 Mr. i cyi. auto asm, us. ut. t M , etfC, AlkWHean MsM ra*e tt. PAManPMd . r«weTfit . sunraafrt. rs. windows, buctat aeatt. se.obonw woodgraln SMM. luggage nek, Sjob \S $4695 $9295 $4895 $7595 1981 PONTIAC PHOENIX 1978 MERCURY 1984 DATSUN 200 SX H/B 1981 CHEVEROLET 4 DR. H/B ZEPHER 2 DR Stock I71S1A, Burgundy/burrjundy do* Int.. 4 cyl.. auto trans.. P/S, MONTE CARLO P/B. ww Urn. Art, AMlAl. Urn gists, rear defrM , pin stripes. 23.431 Stk I5369A. Blue, blue vinyl interior. 4 cyl.. 4 sod . P/S. P/B. w/w mrlet. Urn. whl covers. AMffM radio. T/Glau 52000 m window defroster, landau roof, pinstripes. 4?l00 mi. / $10,500 *3695 ASIS $1995 $4995 / / Prices exclude) taxes & MV fee* , OPIN MON. - FRI. OPEN LATE 9 AM-9 PM •AT. 9 AM-3 PM ROUTE 9 NORTH EACHMTE FREEHOLD, N.J. Superare 1OQO' NORTH OP HMIHOLD RACIWAV C 431-1300 780-3600