Monday Polish festival attracts 'Nicholas Nickleby' Specials 1,000 despite rain, A4 cops top Tony award, A7 The Daily Register M on moil < li County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 104 NO. 292 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 7,1982 * 25 CENTS Israeli armor invades Lebanon
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Five Israeli armored columns shielded by air Reagan dispatches Habib and naval bombardments advanced through southern Lebanon, capturing a key Palestinian as Mideast heats up, A3 stronghold in a massive invasion aimed at driv- ing guerrilla gunners out of range of northern Israel. pulled their guns back into the maze of tunnels U.N. and Palestinian sources said 20,000 Is- in the cliff. raeli troops and hundreds of tanks battled guer- Residents of Metulla said a heavy artillery rillas and their leftist Lebanese allies yesterday and air attack on the fortress last night stopped from the outskirts of Tyre, the port and Palesti- at midnight, and apparently the Infantry moved I SYRIA nian military center on the Mediterranean 12 up then, crossed the Litani River and overran miles north of the border, to points north of the the clifftop fortress. Litani River, the limit of Israel's 1978 invasion. As Syria claimed its forces in Lebanon were In one thrust across the Litani during the engaging the invaders and the fighting threat- / night, the Israeli military command said troops ened to escalate into full-scale war, the 15- Golan » captured the Crusader-era Beaufort Castle, a nation U.N. Security Council demanded unani- heavily-fortified cllfftop Palestinian base that Heights '. mously last night that Israel "withdraw all its for year* rained artillery fire and rockets on the ISRAEL military forces forthwith and unconditionally." Israel's northernmost town of Metulla, 3Vt miles The council ordered the combatants to ad- to the south, and much of the surrounding ISRAELI ATTACK — Under cover of raid- Galilee panhandle. vise U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar of their acceptance of the resolution ing lets and naval bombardments, Israeli The Israeli announcement at dawn today within 24 hours. Israel was expected to Ignore it. NMi tanks rolled Into southern Lebanon yester- capped six years of fruitless Israelis .efforts to In a letter to President Reagan, Israeli DOWNED CHOPPER — Palestinian guerrillas and supporters parade the rear rotor day in a three-pronged Invasion. Israel an- knock out the Beaufort Castle batteries with Prime Minister Menachem Begin said the in and part of what the guerrillas said was an Israeli helicopter that was shot down nounced the capture of Beaufort Castle, a repeated air strikes, foiled when the guerrillas See Israeli, page AS yesterday In fighting between Israel and the Palestinians in southern Lebanon. Crusader fortress used by the Palestinians. City priest Fen wick, Bell clash in debate; picketed Kean insists he's still neutral By SKIP WOLLENBERG important issue in the campaign — as it should would go down "in the short run" if the Federal by flock be." Reserve Board cut the discount rate it gives NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - For a pair of Asked specifically about Bell's plan, Kean banks below the market rate, halt so-called By LAURA QUINN Republicans who support a Republican presi- replied, "I haven't analyzed it in any great "open market operations" and ended what he dent's economic policies, Rep. Mlllicent detail." describes as the Fed't "misguided attempt to LONG BRANCH - About 60 parishioners Fenwick and Jeffrey Bell have found a lot to But he said he had agreed to a request by the control the amount of money In the economy." of the Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church disagree over. 38-year-old candidate to make his comments Fenwick said she wasn't disturbed by the picketed the church yesterday to protest the The two contenders for the GOP nomination about the interest rate issue just two days comments by Kean and said she thought the policies and actions of their pastor, Rev. for the U.S. Senate from New Jersey clashed before the primary. governor has remained "classicly neutral" In Frank Iaxetta. yesterday in a League of Women Voters forum "He (Bell) asked me if I would make my the campaign. According to several of the demonstrat- on the root causes of high interest rates and position known publicly and I agreed," Kean When asked whether she had sought any ors, Iaietta has improperly managed church what to do about them. said. "I told Jeff I didn't know bow much of a supporting comments from Kean, Fenwick said, funds, Instigated controversy among church Yesterday evening, Republican Gov. Thomas story It would be, but he seemed to think it was "Certainly not." groups and unreasonably dismissed several H. Kean credited Bell with making a call to important." At his debate with Fenwick, Bell said that be committed employees, including the princi- reduce high interest rates "the single most Essentially, Bell believes high Interest rates See Fenwick, page At pal of the Holy Trinity School. important issue" in the race. After making numerous unsuccessful ap- But Kean repeated that he would remain peal* to diocesan officials for evaluation of "studiously neutral" in the contest and that he Iatetta'i performance during the three years was not endorsing Bell or his economic pro- since be assumed his postlon, the demon- posals. 9 Democratic hopefuls strators hope that a public display of their The debate was their final joint appearance dissatisfaction will prove more effective, before tomorrow's primary election in which said Mary Barry, a former president of the New Jersey Republicans will select one of them Holy Trinity PTA. to run for the seat which had been held for 23 seeking recognition The pickets carried signs saying, "Tren- years by Democrat Harrison A. Williams Jr. . ton Hear Our Prayers," "Enough is Williams resigned in March because of his By YVONNE CHIUK better equipped to fight for change in Washing- Enough," and "Save our Parish," Barry Abscam convictions. The man appointed to re- ton. said. place him, Republican Nicholas Brady, had no NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - With the prima- "We all have strong feelings on Democratic She said the demonstrators hope to even- intention of running for election to the seat. issues. We all sound alike on the need for jobs," tually arrange an audience with Bishop John ry just one day away, Democrats vying for the Bell, a 38-year-old former political aide to U.S. Senate nomination are scrambling to dist- said Joseph LeFante, a former congressman Reiss. According to another demonstrator, Ronald Reagan, says the economy has floun- from Hudson County. "But leadership counts at the disgruntled parishioners will withhold inguish themselves from the field of anti-Re- dered for two years because of the Federal aganomics candidates. times like these." monetary contributions to the church until Reserve Board's monetary policies. He said he Frank Lautenberg, the millionaire chairman diocesan authorities address their problems. hoped to convince Reagan to support limiting Two former congressmen, a former mayor, two businessmen, a car salesman, a lawyer, a of Automatic Data Processing, said his business Gloria SUmato, former director of the the Fed in this area. experience makes him the best candidate. PICKETS PRIEST — A parishioner Mrs. Fenwick, 72, a four-term con- county freeholder and a former state banking church choirs, termed yesterday's action a pickets outside Holy Trinity Roman commissioner are seeking the nomination to run Barbara Boggs Sigmund said her eight yean "spontaneous uprising." She said when gresswoman from Bernardsvllle, says interest on the Mercer County Board of Freeholders and Catholic Church to protest the policies of rates have stayed high because of the size of the against the Republican candidate in the Novem- See Priest, pace At the Rev. Frank lazetta. ber election. her past presidency of the New Jersey Associa- federal deficit and dismisses suggestions that tion of Counties distinguish her from the pack. the Fed be politicized as a "very dangerous and Eight of the Democrats gathered yesterday even radical proposal." at a forum sponsored by the League of Women "The question before Democratic voters or Voters of New Jersey at Rutgers University. Tuesday is who is the most qualified to em Bell campaign aides yesterday — and Bell Howard Rosen, a Millburn lawyer, did not ap- phasize public service and government, not bust himself in a personal call to the Associated pear because he was hospitalized early yester- ness," she said. Activists issue warning Press — said Kean might have a comment to Richard McAleer, a car salesman, dis day for treatment of a kidney stone. His cam- make on the campaign. paign staff said he expected to be out of the agreed. Kean, who was in an evening meeting on the hospital by tomorrow's election. "There are too many millionaires and Ux of nuclear war horrors upcoming budget battle with cabinet officials at The candidates at the forum agreed that many celebrities running the government," Uu his Livingston home, returned an AP telephone Reagan administration policies were causing 41-year-old Ocean Grove resident said. Western Monmouth-Lakewood Concerned inquiry. rising unemployment and hurting the country's The question asked most frequently of the Citizens for Nuclear Disarmament at St. Robert "I'm glad it's been the focus of the cam- economy. candidates concerned their stand on the Equa By DAN BREEN Bellarmlne Roman Catholic Church, four veter- paign," Kean told the AP. "It's the single most But predictably, they disagreed on who was See Democratic, page A4 ans of the anti-arms race, pro-survival move- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - A diverse crowd ment sought to recruit their listeners to join of ISO persons turned out in the drizzle yesterday their non-violent battle. to bear of fireballs, epidemics, death and de- Susan Dahlberg McNevin, a Ph.D. chemist struction — the horrors of nuclear war — and at Bell Telephone Laboratories who has co- British poised for Stanley assault what they can do to prevent them from ever authored several articles on nuclear war, began traordinarily daring operations" which, if sue occurring. with a slide presentation showing what would By The Associated Press crewmen hanging out the doors to keep sight of the tail lights of the helicopter in front of them. cessful, "will bring an end to the war that mud At a panel discussion organized by the happen if a 20-megaton bomb were dropped at With a heavy fog finally lifting and fresh With the weather improving somewhat, Brit- closer." He gave no details due to miUtar 34th Street and Fifth Avenue in New York City censorship. on a Friday afternoon. troops arriving, .British forces are ready to ish planes yesterday dropped more leaflets on launch an assault on the Falkland Islands capi- Argentine positions urging the troops to sur- An Argentine communique reported a clasl While her husband, Tom, showed slides of with British marines' west of Stanley, and sali midtown Manhattan and various locations in the tal of Stanley "within hours," according to render. The Argentines responded with sporad- Car Giveaway: British correspondents at the battle front. ic, poorly aimed artillery fire, according to the the British forces were routed. The Argentine New York metropolitan area including Nutley, said they suffered no casualties from Britisl The British spent yesterday consolidating British reports. Watchung nd Short Hills interspersed with slides artillery fire. Be a winner their grip around the town and probing Argen- Argentina said its air force and gunners at representing the nuclear explosion, Susan Nicholson reported that the British Uurkh. McNevin described how within minutes an area tine defenses, according to the dispatches. Stanley bombed, strafed and shelled the British, 40 square miles wide would become a leveled On Saturday, for the first time in several but the British Defense Ministry was not giving See British, page A3 wasteland virtually engulfed by flames and bat- days, the correspondents said, the dense, chill out any information about operations in the tered by unbelievably strong winds and high fog lifted enough to give them a look at the town, Falklands. temperatures. defended by an estimated 7,000 Argentine Independent Television News correspondent The Dally and Sunday Register's excit- Members of the Ground Zero Club, an or- troops. The British forces, augmented by fresh Michael Nicholson reported that the British ing bar Giveaway key contest has ganization dedicated to making people aware of troops arriving from the beachhead at Port San forces were already carrying out "ex- Index Carlos, SO miles from Stanley, number about THE ARTS A7 started i tnd you, too, have the op- nuclear dangers through the use of "Dr. Strangelove-like black humor," the McNevins 8.000. Attention Realtors! BUSINESS AS portunity to win a great new 1982 Don't miss our annual Parade also told why they are Involved in trying to bring The weather in the Falklands has been mi- Chevette Scooter. All of the details and of Homes & Newcomers Sec- CLASSIFIED C5 about disarmament. serable, with high winds, freezing temperatures entry form can be found today on page tion Sunday. June 13th. 5,000 LIFESTYLE B2 "I was born in 1947, so I've never known a and driving rain making operations difficult. extra copies. Deadline Tues., SPORTS C1 A4. It's fun. It's exciting. And it's your world without nuclear weapons," Susan Correspondent Alastalr McQueen of London's June 8th. Call for space reser- opportunity to win a new car. McNevin said. "I've always heard pretty scary Daily Standard reported that supply helicopters vation today, 542-4000, ask for INSIDE STORY, page A2 See Activists, page At had to grope their way across the Island with Classified Display.
I A2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1982 PEOPLE THE STATE Unemployment and divorce affect mortgage payments . Airport Turnpike exit to open By The Associated Press vice president of Jersey Mortgage Co. in interest rates. ELIZABETH — The New Jersey Turnpike's new |80 Elizabeth. But New Jersey bankers said many million Exit 13A, built to cut the northbound drive to Newark The rising unemployment and About 43,000 New Jersey families of the mortgages in trouble are low-rate International Airport, will open Thursday after three years of divorce rates are driving to a 30-year are at least a month behind in their loans taken out more than five years construction, officials say. high the number of homeowners in New mortgage payments and 7,500 of those ago. The new interchange will make the trip to the airport five Jersey behind in mortgage payments families are in the foreclosure process "It's not so much their monthly miles shorter and cut about 10 minutes from the drive to Port and facing foreclosure, banking officials — negotiating with their lenders to pre- mortgage, but their total debt struc- Elizabeth-Port Newark marine terminals, Turnpike officials say. vent the loss of their homes in a sheriff's ture," said Atherton. Many families say. The national recession is also send- sale, according to the Mortgage have taken out a second mortgage and Motorists exiting at the interchange will take a more ing businesses in the Garden State into Bankers Association of America in have incurred credit card and other djrect route on newly built Route 81 to Routes 1 and 9 and the bankruptcy court at an alarming rate, Washington. s. he said. officials say. The association said that 0.94 airport entrance. Exit 14 will still be the quickest route to the With a second mortgage, some airport from the north, according to James Almoney, a "Marital problems are the number percent of the state's outstanding resi- Turnpike Authority spokesman. one reason" homeowners are struggling dential mortgages were in the fore- homeowners are paying 35 percent to 45 under the threat of foreclosure, said closure process in the first quarter of percent of their income for mortgages, The interchange is expected to relieve congestion at Exit while the normal rate should be about 25 14, Almoney said. William Cahill, top mortgage officer at 1982. That compares to the 0.68 percent Carteret Savings It Loan in Cranford. rate for the last quarter of 1981 and the percent, he said. While the trip to the airport through Exit 13A will be Many mortgages are supported by 0.70 percent rate in the first quarter a Meanwhile, Hugh M. Leonard, a fed- shorter, the toll will be the same as at Exit 14, he said. two incomes and when a couple sepa- year ago, the association said. eral trustee overseeing bankruptcy pro- The figures for the first three The project was financed by the Port Authority of New rates or divorces, neither can carry the ceedings in New Jersey and Delaware, York and New Jersey, the Turnpike Authority and the state monthly payments, said John Atherton, months of 1982 represent 30-year highs called the jump in business Department of Transportation. executive vice president of City Federal for delinquent payments and fore- bankruptcies alarming. Savings & Loan Association of Eliz- closures, the association said. Gov. Thomas H. Kean will attend dedication ceremonies abeth. Mark Reidy, executive director of There were 7,820 bankruptcies re- scheduled for 11 a.m. Thursday at the new interchange here, "New Jersey has a lot of industry the association, said many of the mort- corded in New Jersey last year, a 38 along with Joseph "Bo" Sullivan, the new Turnpike Authority and I'd put unemployment at the top of gages now in trouble are "loans made percent increase from the previous in the last two or three years at double- year's 5,654. And the 1980 filings repre- APaOata director; Alan Sagner, chairman of the Port Authority, and the list of causes, followed by unforseen TOGETHER AGAIN — Singers Joan Baez and Bob John P. Sheridan, state transportation commissioner. developments such as an illness and digit rates" compared to the older loans sent a 72 percent increase over the 3,292 taken out at 5 percent to 9 percent in 1979, he said. Dylan entertain the more than 80,000 people that then divorce," said Edward Goldberg, jammed the Rose Bowl yesterday afternoon In Pasadena, Calif., to hear music, speeches and prayers Jailed farmer seen as windfall during the "Peace Sunday" nuclear disarmament ral- SOMERVILLE - Although most county officials have ly. The rally was held a day before the United Nations OOP wants state gas tax OK starts its special session on disarmament In New York. complained bitterly about housing state prisoners in their facilities, keepers at the Somerset County Jail say Frank Sokolowski is one state inmate they'd like to retain. Along TRENTON (AP) - Senate Re- "If they ask that it not be done, on May 24. The measure would make with hundreds of other prisoners, Sokolowski was sent to a publicans want the Assembly to approve obviously the votes won't be there for New Jersey's depreciation laws inde- county facility because of overcrowding in state penal institu- Gov. Thomas H. Kean's controversial passage," said Orechio. pendent of the federal depreciation reg- Surprise for tions But his arrival here came as a windfall for Sheriff Louis gasoline tax before the upper house con- Republicans in the Senate are out- ulations. Nickolopoulos, who was looking for someone to start the jail's siders two tax bills scheduled for votes numbered by Democrats 21-18. The GOP Republicans in the lower house had a first garden. today, according to upper house would need at least three Democratic tougher time getting the cigarette tax sources. votes to get the necessary 21 votes for approved. Only 34 of the 37 GOP legisla- the Randalls Officials said that although the sheriff had hoped to start Senate Republicans will not vote on approval of the bills. tors in the Assembly voted in favor of NEW YORK - Actor Tony Randall and his wife, Flor- the garden for some time, someone outside the jail probably the cigarette and business depreciation As in the Assembly, Orechio said at the tax. would have had to be called in to supervise the plantings had tax changes unless the Assembly first least some Senate Democrats would ence, got a bit of a surprise at the graduation ceremonies of Sokolowski not been around. "The main idea was to give approves the gasoline tax and it is com- vote for the GOP revenue bills to assure Ten Democrats were prompted to their nephew, Ben Robinson, at Connecticut College In New 'some of the prisoners a break, a chance to get out. But the bined into a Senate tax bill package, passage. join the Republican side "in a gesture London.. garden is looking great," Lt. William Kenney said Sunday. He said Charles Stapleton, executive direc- As Randall tells it, the young man wants to be a pro- Orechio noted that the cigarette and of goodwill" by Assembly Speaker Alan fessional magician, but his family opposes the idea, hoping he added that Sokolowski oversees four to six inmates working in tor of the Senate minority. depreciation bills "were released by the garden each day. Karcher, D-Middlesex. The Democrats' will take up something else. Both the nickel-a-pack cigarette tax the Senate Finance Committee last support assured the 41 votes needed for Although Robinson had been working as a magician on the Sokolowski began his term at the jail in April, following a hike and the depreciation bill are on the Thursday." The committee vote in- approval in the 80-member lower house. side all through college, as graduation approached, the family denial of an appeal of his sentence for the 1979 shooting death Senate voting list today. cluded Democratic support. became convinced he had changed his mind and planned to of a 21-year-old man he caught stealing pumpkins from his "We won't vote on just the two bills Kean chief spokesman, Carl Golden, The two taxes are in addition to take up another career, Randall said, according to Sunday's roadside stand. like the Assembly did," Stapleton said. said he believed Senate Republicans Kean's gasoline tax proposal, which New York Daily News. "That was a mistake. It gave them would vote on the less controversial of would bring $180 million Into the state (Democrats) more money to play1 As Robinson stepped forth to accept his diploma, Randall the tax measures. treasury. and the family heartily applauded, the actor said. with." "All It would do is create a bigger Revenues from the cigarette tax are Then the smiling young man turned to the audience and Stapleton said Senate President bole In the budget," Golden said. lifted his mortarboard — to reveal a white rabbit sitting on his Fenwick, Bell Carmen Orechio, D-Essex, "said he calculated to be $38 million and returns Assembly members aproved the de- head. won't force a vote on the taxes unless we preciation change by an overwhelming from the depreciation are estimated at want it." 6M count with wide bipartisan support 145 million. clash in debate Farmer geti high-powered help PUXICO, Mo. - Farmer Wayne Cryls, jailed for a month (continued) by a federal bankruptcy judge, got some high-powered help ' was "unequivocally opposed to tax increases of any kind" Kean's credibility scored by two with his chores from Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa. Keeping an earlier promise, Grassley arrived here Satur- during the current recession. By SKIP WOLLENBERG Fenwick said the federal budget deficit is keeping Interest fisheries. The Reagan administration, Kean's position on the federal budget. day for a weekend of work to promote legislation being rates high and said she would favor overturning portions of however, opposes the proposal. In a May 25 letter, Florio questioned considered by Congress that would help farmers whose grain WASHINGTON (AP) - Two Demo- Rep. James J. Florio, a Camden Kean's reported support for a federal is held in bankrupt grain elevators. the 1981 tax bill which gave companies the right to lease cratic congressmen from New Jersey unused tax breaks to other businesses. She said she also felt County Democrat who lost to Kean In constitutional convention on the issue of Cryts was freed June 1 from an Arkansas Jail after say Republican Gov. Thomas H. Kean is the governor's race, also has criticized a balanced budget. spending a month behind bars for refusing to reveal who • some of the tax breaks for oil and gas Interests "were not creating a credibility problem for necessary or even wise." helped him remove soybeans from an elevator last year In himself because of his conflicting defiance of court orders in a bankruptcy case. Bell said he favored a gradual return to a gold standard for strategies concerning the federal Grassley had offered to spend a weekend In the jail for American currency and that President Reagan has expressed budget. Survey indicates trend Cryts or work a weekend on his farm. an interest in the idea. The problem has stemmed from the "I'm here to bring attention not just to the situation of Fenwick questioned the wisdom of "making our currency governor's decision to oppose President Wayne Cryts, but for justice for all farmers," Grassley said. dependent on a commodity produced by South Africa and the Reagan on selected budget issues but at among doctors, patients The senator arrived at the Cryts farm about noon and Soviet Union" and suggested such a relationship would be like the same time to blast Democrats on the spent some time with the farmer's family and friends before U.S. dependence on Arab oil. campaign stump for being big spenders, PRINCETON (AP) - General prac- that general practitioners have a na- meeting with reporters, He then helped spread hay on low They also disagreed on the federal Equal Rights Amend- the Democrats said. titioners see the most patients and work tional median age of 54.8 and only 1.8 spots in a field to prevent erosion. ment and whether the federal Department of Energy should Rep. William Hughes, a Democrat some of the longest hours, but their percent of general practitioners are be- . be dismantled. from Ocean City and one of Kean's first ranks are declining as younger doctors tween the ages of 25 and 34. targets, said he wants to clear the air opt for careers in more specialized By contrast, the national median age The name meant nothing Bell said he supported equal rights for women but said the with a meeting between the governor branches of medicine, according to a of physicians in specialties such as neu- MILWAUKEE - John Harley Jr., whose grandfather was amendment would deprive women of equal protection and and the congressional delegation. recently published study. rology, nephrology and Infectious dis- may mean women soldiers would have to engage in combat. co-founder of the Harley-Davidson Motor Co., says he has Hughes represents a district which After five years of assembling the $3 eases was under 40. been laid off by the motorcycle manufacturing company. Fenwick said the U.S. Supreme Court has already upheld includes a large coastal area, and he million, 96-page report, researchers say The study showed general practi- .the right of the military to establish its own regulations on "I thought they might keep me around because of who I said he was happy to go along with a the only central conclusion that can be tioners are among those specialists was, but recession knows no prejudices, I guess," Harley, 36, +ow it shall use personnel. request two weeks ago from the Kean drawn Is that there are too many spe- spending the least amount of average .' Bell said he favored dismantling the Energy Department said after being laid off last week after seven years of administration that he lead an effort to cialists practicing now to permit gener- time with each patient — 10.7 minutes. employment. as Reagan has proposed and said government should let the give coastal states a share of the federal alizations about the activities of doc- The study also revealed data on pa- free market decide which energy sources shall be tapped revenues from the sale of Outer Con- Harley, a technical writer in the service department, said tors. But the data do reveal insights on tients, such as that Americans visit a he was just like any other employee and did not "own any . rather than subsidize some forms and tax others. tinental Shelf leases. some patient trends as well as trends physician an average of five times every Fenwick said she felt the Energy Department has been "a percentage or a piece of the action.'' New Jersey would get about $9 mil- among the 23 types of specialists sur- year, with high blood pressure one of the His grandfather, William Harley, and Arthur Davidson . disappointment" but stopped short of calling for its dissolu- lion a year from the revenue-sharing veyed. most common ailments many practi- tion. began design work on their first motorcycle in 1901 and program for coastal management and The survey showed, for example, tioners deal with. started limited production in 1903. THE INSIDE STORY THE WEATHER
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MONDAY, JUNE 7,1982 The Qaily Regislei; A3 Rpagan given vague OK on Soviets THE NATION VERSAILLES, France (AP) - After two Almost unnoticed In the final com- agan submitted to Congress last February at for commercial prudence in limiting export days of diplomacy at formal conference! and munique, issued jointly by the seven nations $ 122.2 billion. credits." intimate dinners, President Reagan came at the conclusion of the summit yesterday, As for trade credits to the Soviet bloc, Since the Reagan administration started Taxpayers pay for Heptagon pets away from an economic summit of Ameri- were one paragraph describing interest rates European leaders had objected initially to pressing the trade curbs earlier this year, ca's six major trading partners with a vague- as "unacceptably high" and another calling What one French official called America's European leaders have been saying that any WASHINGTON - The Pentagon is spending about 13 3 ly worded agreement by allies to limit their for "greater control of budgetary deficits" "one-sided obsession" with the issue. agreement would be the natural result of million a year to provide low-cost veterinary care for pets owned by members of the armed services, Rep. Les Aspin, D- trade credits to the Soviet bloc. as a matter of urgency. The meeting at which the reluctant agree- market conditions. Wis, said yesterday. At a time when President Reagan is In exchange, the president consented to ment occurred to limit the credits was de- With the-economies of Europe as plagued The Soviet Union and its allies have an urging major cutbacks in government-supported medical pro- their request for global discussions on help- scribed by a Reagan administration official, by unemployment as the United States, estimated (80 billion debt to Western coun- grams, Aspin said it was "not only ironic but also offensive ing poor and developing nations. speaking privately, as a "cllffhanger. It where joblessness in May reached a postwar tries and commercial credits to the East that subsidized pet care in the military remains a sacrosanct went down to the wire. The last two hours of Neither side made any specific commit- record of 9.5 percent, the joint statement also bloc, backed by Western government guaran- federal program. Medicare gets the ax, but 'Peticare' the session were quite intense, quite tense.'' ments. called for Increasing growth and em- tees. marches on." The summit participants — Britain, The administration contended that the ployment. In response to a reporter's question, Ca- Aspin, a member of the House Armed Services Committee Japan, West Germany, Italy, Prance, Canada credits were enabling the Soviet Union to use nadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau said and frequent Pentagon critic, said military personnel can and the United States — also agreed to coop- "Growth and employment must be In- its scarce resources for a military buildup the decision was not a triumph for Reagan's obtain rabies immunizations, distemper shots and other care erate on easing world currency fluctuations creased," the communique said. "This will while purchasing industrial goods on easy political philosophy, but a "pledge not to for their pets at about two-thirds the fees civilians pay to and to fight worldwide inflation and un- be attained on a durable basis only if we are credit terms. waste taxpayers' money." private veterinarians. employment. successful in our continuing fight against However, the ultimate decision of the inflation. That will also help to bring down "If it's a victory, it's a victory for all of The average fee for a variety of shots and services "We accomplished what we set out to U.S. trading partners to go along with the provided at a dozen sample military installations was $3.87, interest rates, which are now unacceptably us," Trudeau said. do," Treasury Secretary Donald Regan vague language calling for caution in their while the average figure for identical services at 15 private high, and to bring about more stable ex- West German Chancellor Helmut maintained afterward. "The intention is to trade with the Soviet bloc may have been animal around the country surveyed by Aspin's office was change rates. Schmidt, without alluding specifically to cut it down. It is not an open door any more... influenced more by Moscow's low credit rat- $11.54, the congressman said in a statement. The word is limit." ing than its military might. large U.S. grain sales, told reporters that "In order to achieve this essential reduc- while his country's trade with the Soviets has Aspin said "the military defends its provision of shots for The trade credit issue allowed the Reagan On that subject, the communique said the tion of real interest rates, we will as a matter declined 20 percent since 1978, U.S.-Soviet pets on the grounds of human health — that it is helping to administration to remove the focus from high nations "have agreed to handle cautiously of urgency pursue prudent monetary policies trade has increased 50 percent. control animal diseases that are communicable to man.'' budget deficits and interest rates in the Unit- and achieve greater control of budgetary financial relations with the U.S.S.R. and oth- ed States, which have driven up interest rates deficits." er Eastern European countries, in such a Regan defended the U.S. grain sales to the in Europe, causing allies to pressure Reagan The Congressional Budget Office recently way as to ensure that they are conducted on a Soviets by saying they were not granted on Public: Don't touch barbecue to take action to reduce them. estimated the deficit in the 1963 budget Re- sound economic basis, including also the need credit. WASHINGTON - Federal bureaucrats may have bitten off more than they can chew when they raised the question of federal standards for barbecued meat. The public response so far shows Americans don't agree on the best way to barbecue, New Mideast tension or the best barbecue or even on how to spell "barbecue." Some say barbeque is all in the sauce. Some say Bar-B- Que is 411 in the meat. Some say Bar-B-Q is all in the heat. But most said it's none of the government's business. "There is brings back Habib enough stuff the government makes me do — much of which makes me sore," says Will Sampson of Dallas. But he said that if someone "shows up around here to tell me how to do VERSAILLES, France (AP) - With effort to rout Palestine Liberation Organiza- my barbeque, there is going to be one less (government) fresh Instructions from President Reagan, tion strongholds. Syria reported its forces agent!" special envoy Philip Habib is traveling to the were in "direct confrontation" with the Is- Sampson was only one of many from New England to the Middle East in an effort to prevent the latest raelis, but Israel denied its troops had West Coast to object in writing after the Agriculture Depart- Israel-Lebanon border fighting from esca- clashed with Syrian forces stationed in Leba- ment stirred up the coals with a suggestion in April that it lating into all-out war. non. might modify current federal standards and definitions of Habib, who negotiated the fragile cease- Although deputy White House press secre- barbecued meat. Some letter writers were unaware any fire between Israel and Palestinian strong- tary Larry Speakes said the United States standards currently exist. holds in southern Lebanon 11 months ago, "pulled out all stops" in seeking to halt the stopped to confer with Reagan and other fighting, U.S. officials appeared reluctant to American advisers in Versailles yesterday en criticize this country's ally. route to Israel, where he was arriving today. Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr., Reagan took time out from a seven-nation traveling with the president, acknowledged economic summit of the world's major in- the United States was "extremely concerned dustrial nations to meet briefly with Habib THE WORLD about the escalating cycle of violence." twice and then dispatched him immediately to the war zone. But Haig refused to say whether the ad- Administration officials say there is little ministration agreed with the condemnation Pepce march staged in Madrid else the president can do until Habib reports of Israeli violence Issued by French Presi- the results of his conversations with Israelis. dent Francois Mitterrand on behalf of the MADRID, Spain T- An estimated 10,000 protesters Israeli troops and tanks invaded Lebanon seven nations participating in the summit, marched from Madrid to the site of a U.S. air base nine miles with air and ground forces yesterday In an which ended here yesterday. away, and another 2,000 gathered in downtown Barcelona yesterday to protest Spain's entry to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. CHAINED — Six San Diego women chained themselves to a gate outside a The demonstrators in Madrid, organized by the Socialist Mormon church yesterday In a protest against the Mormon stand against the and Communist parties, shouted slogans and carried banners Rain refuses to relent Equal Rights Amendment. The group said It was part of the "Susan B. Gang," protesting Spain's membership in NATO and against the named In honor of the turn-of-the-century suffragette Susan B. Anthony. presence of U.S. military bases in Spain and elsewhere in Europe. Police reported no incidents as the marchers trekked from in flooded Connecticut ERA supporters rally Madrid to Torrejon de Ardoz, site of the U.S. air base. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - One of the The National Weather Service station at heaviest rainstorms in Connecticut history Bradley International Airport said It re- India death toll rises to 200 refused to relent yesterday, pounding areas corded 5 87 inches between 11 a.m. Saturday NEW DELHI, India — Government helicopters dropped that already had been hit with up to 8 inches and 11 a.m. yesterday That was the most at four state capitols food Sunday over isolated regions of southeast India's Orissa over the weekend and leaving at least seven rain in any 24 hours — except for periods of state, where officials said the death toll was 200 and more people dead. bad weather associated with tropical storms By The Associated Press saying it was closer to 15,000. than 200,000 people remained homeless following a hurricane The storm washed out bridges, dams and or hurricanes - since the service began Thunderous applause greeted seven that ravaged the state's coastal areas. The port of Paradip, roads, causing millions of dollars in damage. keeping Connecticut records in 1904. Mothers with babies in tow and women women who have been fasting in Spring- about 250 miles southwest of Calcutta, remained cut off from Shortly before midnight, Gov William A. Local and secondary streets in low-lying dressed in white like the suffragettes of field in support of the ERA since May 18. the rest of the country, authorities said. Several smaller O'Neill declared a state of emergency, let- areas were reported to be impassable the early 1900s rallied yesterday at four They were driven to the Capitol for the towns were reported without electricity and drinking water ting in motion a request for federal disaster State capitols targeted in a last-ditch push rally. One of the fasting women, Sonia supplies. - assistance. throughout Connecticut, and portions of state highways were doted. for ratification of the Equal Rights Johnson of Sterling, Va , bad to be helped The storm lashed the coastal region early Friday with Earlier, O'Neill called out the National The Red Cross set up emergency shelters Amendment. to the podium. winds up to 136 mph, and accompanying tidal waves flooded Guard to help with sandbagging operations Less than four weeks before the June SO NOW President Eleanor Smeal told the some areas, including a 50-mile stretch from the capital, and urged residents to stay home. in 13 communities near Long Island Sound and in the Naugatuck River Valley. deadline for national ratification, ERA crowd that if legislators kill the proposed Bhudenaswar, to Paradip. Heavy rains were expected to continue in amendment, women will remember and The New Haven suburbs of Hamden and supporters in Florida, Illinois, North Caro- the eastern part of the state until today, and lina and Oklahoma gathered to call on work to defeat them in the fall elections. Milford were among the hardest hit by the shoreline towns braced for more flooding as their legislators to approve the proposed Former first lady Betty Ford told the storm. Small boats were used to evacuate tides rose. ban on sex discrimination. rally, "It's time for the Illinois Legisla- some of 400 people in Hamden living below More than eight inches of rain was re- ERA proponents targeted the four ture to wake up and become part of the ported in the western part of the state. the Bardee Brook dam British poised capitols because they believed they were 20th century," and Chicago Mayor Jane the only states with a chance of ratifying Byrne said ERA supporters should not the proposal. allow "a tiny handful of men to determine About 10,000 people crowded into a field the rights that I have, that you have." to attack capital Peace fills Rose Bowl near the Capitol in Tallahassee, Fla., and Meanwhile, a plane circled overhead cheered as Gov. Bob Graham urged them with a banner reading "Illinois Opposes (continued) PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - About 100,000 Antwerp, Belgium, and Copenhagen, Den- to ask ERA'S opponents "to rise above the ERA — Libbers Go Home." troops, the knife-wielding mercenaries from Himalayan people filled the Rose Bowl yesterday to hear mark. myths, to rise above the old, tired cliches In a separate protest, 14 other women Nepal, were moving back and forth across East Falkland, music and anti-nuclear speeches on the eve of In New York, Cardinal Terence Cooke, ... and face the reality of what this means remained chained together yesterday at looking for Argentine troops who were overlooked as the main a United Nations conference on global dis- during Sunday mass at St. Patrick's to the hundreds of thousands of people in the Illinois Senate doors, where they began body of the British force moved westward. armament. Cathedral, prayed for peace in the Falkland this state." a sit-in before the legislators adjourned for The Gurkhas are part of the second wave of British troops The crowd was entertained by Gil Scott- Islands, the Middle East, Northern Ireland, Graham, wearing a white shirt and the weekend Thursday. on the island. They landed about a week ago at Port San Heron, the band Tierra and Jesse Colin Poland and Afghanistan. At the Episcopal green sash, the colors of the National Members of the United Auto Workers Carlos after leaving their transport ship, the requisitioned Young, whose amplified music merely ri- Cathedral of St. John the Divine, CoretU Organization for Women's ERA campaign, and other unions joined in the march. liner Queen Elizabeth 2, with the rest of the 3,500-man 5th valed the spectators' mass chants of "No Scott King, widow of slain civil rights leader led the crowd to a rally on Capitol steps. "We're here to try to help ERA pass," Infantry Brigade. nukes! No nukes!" Martin Luther King Jr., urged the United In Springfield, 111., police said between said Chuck Bryant of the UAW's Chicago The QE2 picked up 700 crewmen from ships sunk by This was just one of several observances States and the Soviet Union to end the arms 6,000 and 8,000 people — many clad In local. "It should have been passed years Argentine forces and is bringing them back to England, the focusing on the U.N. conference. In London race, saying It breeds global Insecurity. green and white, some with babies in ago. We want to tell (Gov. James) Thomp- Ministry of Defense said. The port city of Southampton was more than 100,000 anti-nuclear demonstrat- The spectators at the Rose Bowl, wearing strollers or children in wagons — marched son we're not lying down and playing preparing a tumultuous welcome for Friday. ors jammed Hyde Park and condemned both shorts, T-shirts and bathing suits, turned out from a park to the state Capitol. NOW dead." Thompson is an ERA supporter, Reagan and Prime Minister Margaret Although Stanley is expected to be the decisive battle of in droves in the hot, sunny weather, and organizers disputed the crowd estimate, but was not invited to the rally. the war, it may not be the last one, Kim Sabido of Independent Thatcher as "warmongers." There were police spokesman Sgt. C.E. Gray estimated similar, smaller, demonstrations in Television News reported from East Falkland. He said 4040 the crowd at 100,000. residents of Fox Bay, on West Falkland, are being held prisoner by Argentine troops there. Diplomatic efforts to end the conflict were virtually abandoned yesterday as the U.N. Security Council turned its Israeli armored columns invade south Lebanon attention to a new problem, the Israeli invasion of Lebanon. The three Argentine military leaders who had flown to (continued) "The terrorists are aiming their guns power base, the last guerrilla stronghold in other confrontations between the Syrians and New York to participate in Secretary-General Javier Perez de vaslon, mounted on the 15th anniversary of exclusively at the civilian population," Begin the Middle East. the Israeli'forces." The Israeli Cabinet is- Cuellar's second mediation effort returned empty-handed to the start of the 1967 Arab-Israeli War, was a said. "The purpose of the enemy is to kill — British police charged two Jordanians and sued a statement saying "the Syrian army Buenos Aires yesterday. Their leader, Brig, Gen. Jose Miret, limited operation aimed at pushing "the to kill Jews, men, women and children." an Iraqi In the shooting of the ambassador, will not be attacked unless it attacks pur said Argentina would not "humiliate itself before United terrorists 40 kilometers (25 miles) north- Guerrilla shelling of northern Israel and Prime1 Minister Margaret Thatcher said forces." ' Kingdom arrogance." ward." began Friday after Israeli warplanes a "hit list" found on one of them contained The Damascus communique did not say The Argentines got diplomatic support from the meeting Reagan, wrapping up a summit with lead- pounded Palestinian targets up to the south- the name of the head of the PLO office in specifically that the Syrians were fighting of non-aligned nations in Havana, which adopted a resolution ers of six other industrialised nations at ern edge of Beirut, the Lebanese capital, In London along with those of prominent Jews. the Israelis. But it claimed Israelis troops of "solidarity with Argentina in all its struggles to bring an Versailles, France, decried the violence and reprisal for the attempted assassination hi There were no reports of guerrilla casual- made contact with Syria's forward lines at end to the colonial presence in the Malvinas Islands," using dispatched Middle East troubleshooter Philip London Thursday night of Israel's am- ties In the fighting, but the PLO claimed its the Jarmak mountain range in the central the Argentine name for the islands. Habib to the area to try to head off an bassador to Britain. forces killed 150 Israeli soldiers, downed two invasion thrust and at two points in the The Argentine newspaper Clarin reported that Cuba has escalation. Israel blamed the Palestine Liberation Israeli warplanes and a helicopter and cap- Arkoub region in the foothills of Mount offered weapons to help resupply Argentina, but the military Begin said the offensive, which started Organization for critically wounding the am- tured two pilots. Hermon, at the eastern end of the frontier. junta would neither"confirm nor deny the story. about 11 a.m. yesterday when tanks began bassador with a bullet through the brain. The The Israeli command maintained a black- The Lebanese government radio later rolling into southern Lebanon, was called PLO denied responsibility and vowed to out on its casualties but acknowledged the said Syrian long-range artillery was pounding "Peace for Galilee." "fight unto death" to defend Its Lebanese loss of one plane and a helicopter gunshlp, the the advancing Israeli forces in the central first air losses confirmed since 1974. It said sector of the invasion front. Quarterly Dividend- the pilot of the jet was captured, but gave no A PLO spokesman said the Israelis en- information on the fate of the helicopter Reagan agenda: Rome, the pope tered Tyre, on the Mediterranean, and The Board ol Directors of me Central Jersey Bank crew. and Trust Company, on May 27,1982. declared a schedule that will take him from France to Nabatiyeh, about 22 miles to the northeast. VERSAILLES, France (AP) - President Lebanese police reported at least 230 peo- quarterly dividend of 22 1 /2c per share, payable on the papal audience, meetings with Italian But Timur Goksel, a spokesman for the U.N. Reagan, his European tour clouded by con- ple killed in Israeli air strikes Friday and July 1,1982 to stockholders of record June 16.1962 officials and, finally, to London. peacekeeping command in southern Leba- flict in the Middle East and the Falkland Saturday. Islands, is setting out for Rome to meet Pope non, said the Israeli forces bypassed Tyre On what undoubtedly will be the most Syria, which maintains 22,000 peace- after encountering stiff Palestinian re- ,\ MEMBER PUK. John Paul II, extending a relationship that keeping troops In central and northern Leba- has grown since the two men were targets of hectic day of his 10-day journey, the presi- sistance. dent's three ceremonial events in Italy, In- non, claimed its forces made direct contact Israel last invaded southern Lebanon af- CENTRALJERSEY BANK assassination attempts. with the Israelis In three different areas. Reagan, who was still watching a fire- cluding his first meeting with the pope, were, ter a massive guerrilla attack in 1978 and works display under a full moon at midnight, to be followed by dinner with Queen Eliz- The Israeli military command said there held 500 square miles of territory for 90 days 3D CONVENIENT OFFICES • MCfXESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UMON was embarking today on a 14-hour whirlwind abeth II at Windsor Castle in England. was "no credibility to reports of artillery or until U.N. peacekeepers moved into the area. A4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE7, 1932 Rain doesn't dampen spirits OBITUARIES at Polish Heritage Festival Eleanor Qualey, 75; By LAURA QUINN HOLMDEL - Stanley Nleniec has a limited English communications officer vocabulary, but his Polish-American friends readily step MONMOUTH BEACH - Pair in Brussels, Belgium. In forward to offer the right words. Mrs. Eleanor Qualey, 75, died I860, as communications of- "He says it will take one year before he is happy here," Tuesday at the Medi-Center, ficer for the U.S. Agency for says one of Nieniec's translators, adding that Nleniec needs Red Bank International Development, time to adjust, to find a good Job, to make more friends, to Mrs. Qualey was born in she was assigned a two-year learn the language. - Minneapolis, Minn., and lived mission to each of the follow- Standing in a light rain yesterday at the Polish Heritage here since 1969 ing cities: Rabat, Morrocco; Festival on the grounds of the Garden State Arts Center — She was a communica- Conakry, Guinea; Addis where an estimated approximate 1,000 gathered — Nleniec, a tions officer for the federal Ababa, Ethiopia, and Rio de civil engineer who left Poland last December, was surrounded government. During World Janeiro. with proof that Poles adjust well to American life. War II, she worked in the While kerchiefed elderly women sat on benches chatting in communications section of She retired from govern- their Slavic tongue, hundreds of middle-aged Polish-Ameri- the Office of War Informa- ment service in 1969 cans, many of them born and raised in this country, strolled tion, New York. Later, she Mrs. Qualey is survived by through the festival grounds wearing bright red windbreakers became chief of communica- two sisters, Mrs. Agnes emblazoned with the Polish eagle. tions, handling top priority Smith, here, and Mrs. "This is a dream world," said one first-generation Pole, correspondence for the U.S. Margaret Kearny of Boulder, speaking from the perspective of relatives and friends who mission to the United Na- Colo., and one brother, John remain in Eastern Europe. tions. Newhouse of Minneapolis. D-DAY DEDICATION — First lady Nancy Reagan Ralph Szeszko, born of Polish parents in South Amboy, In 1958, she was com- The Ely Funeral Home, places a- wreath on the grave of American Red said he would not appreciate the stark contrasts between munications officer for theNeptune, is in charge of ar- Cross worker Elizabeth Richardson yesterday at American and Polish life if he had not visited Eastern Europe U.S. delegation to the World's rangements. the U.S. Memorial Cemetery In Omaha Beach, in 1977. He and his friends said they were most amazed by the Normandy, France. Thousands of Allied soldiers lack of choice Polish consumers have. were killed at this location during the D-Dav In- "In every city, we went right to the stores to see what Mrs. Samuel DeTuro vasion June 6, 1944. they have on theshelves," one of Szeszko's friends said excitqdly. KEANSBURG - many years. "Bread — absolutely nothing but bread," he said. Margaret A. DeTuro, 61, of 80 She was a communicant of There was no shortage of food at yesterday's event — Terrace Place, died Saturday St. Ann's Roman Catholic All bases hit kielbasi, pirogi, potato latkes, sauekraut and babka were at the home of a friend here Church, here. consumed in enormous quantities. Register e«e*>»y Larry Pgnsa after a long illness. Surviving are her hus- While waiting In the smokey kellbasl line, Stella Sposoeiec DON'T RAIN ON MY POLKA — Julie and Susan Mrs. DeTuro was born in band, Samuel, a teacher at Jersey City and had lived from Newark said of contemporary Poles, "I don't know how Gedrowlcz, of Union, carry their own festive tent at Keansburg High School; a by first lady those poor people are going tomak e out." yesterday's Polish Heritage Festival, here 58 years. daughter, Miss Jane DeTuro, Before retiring in 1981, she at home, and a sister, Mrs. Szeszko said he contributes regularly to Polish-American was a bookkeeper for the ,Anne Salduttl of Hazlet. organizations that send .lief to Poland and believes his history since World War II was the election of a Polish pope. children will carry on this tradition and others. Since patriotism and Catholicism are almost synonymous Buhler-Bitter Inc. Chrysler- The John J. Ryan Home in France visit However, a member Of the Polish American Congress, in Polish life, the election of Pope John Paul II renewed Plymouth Agency in Keyport, for Funerals is In charge of where she had been employed PARIS (AP) -•The French press all but ignored her who spent yesterday distributing pamphlets on Solidarity, interest in political activism, the Congress official said. arrangements. and the opera audience didn't know she was there. said his compatriots are not doing enough for their beleagured However, he said he did not believe the Polish rebellion But, from the Normandy beaches to the dazzling homeland. was ultimately dependent on any one leader, whether they be Mrs. Paul Varacalli Monet gardens, first latty Nancy Reagan touched all the "They are too comfortable and forget that their fore- from Solidarity or the church. "Every Pole is a potential bases during her hectic four-day French visit — patri- fathers came from there," the pamphleteer, who preferred to leader," he said, adding that the country's driv<> for self- HIGHLANDS - Isabel She is survived by her hus- otism, protocol, culture and social conscience. remain anonymous, said. determination is like an incurable "Infection," which made Corcoran Varacalli, 62, died band, Paul; a son, Bernard,' Mrs. Reagan shook hands with 300 eager Americans He said those who are keenly aware of the problems In its first appearance centuries ago. yesterday at Riverview Hos- here; a daughter, Karen at a museum reception, watched blind children somer- Poland are. Inadequately organized and are not putting enough Szposzynski rattled off a whole list of dates - l»30, 1842, pressure on the U.S. government, which might help Polish 1863 — when this contagious fervour roused Poles into re- pital, Red Bank. Olson of Hasbrouck Heights sault on trampolines at an institute and spoke of "nucle- ar peace" at a D-Day anniversary ceremony in Nor- revolutionaries by introducing economic sanctions against the bellion against Prussian, Russian and German occupiers. Born in Jersey City, Mrs. and a-brother, Prank Cor- Varacalli lived here one year. mandy. Soviet Union. However, Kathy Zleba, a recent Immigrant, said she She worked as salesperson coran of Leonardo. Perhaps her most dramatic moment came yesterday. Andrew Szyposzynski, one of the few young adults at the hopes the germs of rebellion grow inactive until world politi- at the Two Guys Department The Leber Funeral Home, Gazing at rain-soaked Omaha Beach from atop a cliff, festival, said he is attempting to educate young Polish- cal conditions change. "There will be a better moment," she Store, Union City for the last Union City, Is in charge of she honored the thousands of Allied soldiers who lost Americans about their heritage. A history major at Seton Hall said, insisting Poles must wait for change to occur within the IS years. arrangements. their lives establishing the beachhead which liberated University and member of the school's new Polish Club, Soviet Union first. Europe. Szposzynski said his contemporaries, no matter how ill-versed Sharing a plateful of funnel cake with his two sons, Nleniec The first lady paid a visit to the huge American in Polish history, strongly identify with the country. shyly explained why he preferred to neither wait or rebel. "I cemetery there where 9,386 American war dead are Both Szposzynski and the official from the Polish Ameri- was seeking for freedom," he said. Priest is picketed buried under white crosses and occasional Stars of David. can Congress said the most important event In Poland's So Nieniec left Poland. Most of them were killed in the landing operations on (continued) However, after only a few June 6,1944, or in the fighting on the beach. Iazetta announced the dis-meetings, the pastor dis- Flanked by U.S. Brig. Gens. Christian Patte and John missal last week of the school solved the group, she said. Willson Donaldson, she entered a semi-circular co- Democratic hopefuls seek recognition principal, Sister Clare, par- According to Barry, the lonnade dedicated to U.S. soldiers whose remains were never identified. She laid a flowered wreath at the base of (continued) Former state banking commissioner Angelo Bianchi said ishioners could no longer con- pastor has also Imposed "Reagan's policies had missed the mark ... I will oppose new tain their disapproval. skewed spending priorties on a bronze 22-foot statue entitled "The Spirit of American Rights Amendment. About a dozen women supporting the ERA picketed outside Hickman Hall before the forum and programs for further subsidies to business." Barry said Sister Clare the parish, placing undue em- Youth Rising From the Waves." phasis on church renovations "If my husband were here today, he would tell you then moved inside toquestio n five candidates. Cyril Yannarelll, a businessman, said, "Ronald Reagan is has worked at the school for truly hosting the new Death Valley Days. We need to reshape five years and has proved an and neglecting the school. how deeply he feels the responsibilities of peace and All of those candidates - LeFante, Andrew Maguire, freedom," Mrs. Reagan told a crowd of about 100 persons Lautenberg, Frank Font and Sigmund — said they supported the economy of this nation.'' efficient administrator. "He is buying new carpet- the amendment. She said Iazetta fired oth- ing and lecterns when the in a light rain. , "He would tell you how we can best ensure that other Sigmund, the only woman on the slate, said she was the er indispensable, hard-work- book bills are not being best candidate to support the ERA. ing employees this year, in- paid," she said. young men on other beaches and other fields will not have to die. And I think he would tell you of his ideas for "Women deserve a woman senator who strongly supports cluding the choir director, a She said many of his ser- the ERA. I would be more efficient and more visible in that catechism teacher, and a kin- mons harped on the issue of nuclear peace," she said. Mrs. Reagan told reporters later that her tour of the effort." she said. dergarten aide. the church's financial plight Maguire, a three-term congressman who was swept out of In accordance with church and yet the priest has not cemetery and brief stop at the grave of a female Ameri- can Red Cross volunteer gave her "goose pimples." office in the 1980 Reagan landslide, said Democrats need to policy, the pastor is not ob- issued a fiscal report In two pull together on all the issues. ligated to consult with par- years. But she seemed most at home while relaxing with longtime friends such as Gerald Van der Kemp, curator "I have a 10-year-old son. I want him to be able when he ishioners before making im- grows up to get a Job and I want him to be able to drink water portant decisions on per- Barry also accused of the gardens and sun-filled workshop where Im- sonnel, and fiscal matters. Iazzeta of overstating his pressionist painter Claude Monet painted his waterlilies, without getting sick," he said. Thjis ^ not a democracy," rectory staff and making or with film actress Olivia de Hayilland, who came to a Other "'Hulk1**— agreed on the need for pollution stan- saidoneparishioner. himself Inaccessible to his reception at the Petit Palais museum to chat about old dards. According to Barry, Iazet- parishioners. times in Hollywood. "Business should not be allowed to pollute the air because ta once attempted to estab- According to her research, of economic advantage," Font'said. lish a lay board, which serves the pastor has 10 secretaries as a check on pastoral author- while local rectories of simi- ity in other parishes. lar size normally have two or three, she said. Correction MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER 202. Death Notlcei Both Barry and Stamato said they had talked or writ- A story in The Daily Reg- ten to Rev. Kasmir ister this week incorrectly STORE HOURS CASSANESE .--Catherine E Ladzinski, who heads the identified the attorney repre- MON.-FRI. 7:30 A.M.-8 P.M. < M V < senting the Highlands D .«''i.r o? L»lr,i«.7o, joiI5, Priest Personnel Board of the and Alfred Cefttaneie. Funeral Mail nirwMut nl Tronlnn Borough Council in its suit SATURDAY 7:30 A.M.-5 P.M. at Chgrch of the Nativity. Fair UIIJ-BCIII liaiwn. against Mayor Cornelius J. SUNDAY 10A.M.-3P.M. Haven.onTuetdavetitam viiite They said they were not Guiney Jr. Ilo^." •%/,?".i« Ke^TSS satisfied that Ladzinski un- The attorney is Thomas 777 SHREWSBURY AVE.. SHREWSBURY B.n».Mo«ia,i_..7.pm derstood or appreciated the W. Andrews. severity of their problem. 747-5220 REDDINGTON —Margaret When reached «t his home •„ «j years, of 40 Riverside A»e.. nnen reaineu ai nis notne Red Ban*, formerly of Miodietown, in Princeton yesterday, Strawberries johnuj"rnorMIand
Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register is operating at peak efficiency, It has re- WASHINGTON - The first faint signs of an markable surveillance power. Our intelligence economic recovery are becoming visible. So far, sources say it can spot an aircraft carrier W it is merely a glimmer at the end of a dark ARTHURS KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR percent of the time, a cruiser 50 percent of the tunnel. And some economists fear it may be the President and Editor Publisher time and even a warship as small as a frigate 30 headlight of an onrushing express train. But the percent of the time. . light is there. Herbert H Thorpe. Jr . Assistant Editor. Charles(' Triblehorn, Sunday Editor; Russell P. Rauch, JACK The last important crisis that led to the The auto industry is calling back workers. Assistant Sunday Edilor. Jane Koderaro. City Editor; Doris Kiilin.in Editorial Page Editor launching of a Soviet nuclear spy satellite was in They have contracts to build more trucks and ANDERSON the spring of 1980. That was five days after the tanks for the armed forces. But they are also Pat N Ricci. Controller. Richard D MrKean. Advertising Director. Kenneth L Van Dalen. United States launched Its ill-fated Iranian Circulation Director. prank J, Allocca. Production Manager producing better cars, which hopefully will sell. rescue mission. The S7-ship American task force For the fifth straight month, more new in the Persian Gulf had managed to give Soviet 6 MONDAY, JUNE 7,1982 homes are under construction. Air travel is also increasing. A boom appears to be developing In spy trawlers the slip, so the Russians sent up the telecommunications industry. one of their nuclear satellites. That's what makes the use of another nucle- The increase in defense spending should ported to feel that sinking one of these big ships stimulate the economies of at least 10 states: ar satellite so significant. It shows that the would help even the score. Soviets consider the Falklands war important. California, Texas, New York, Massachusetts, The Soviet Union is playing an important role Connecticut, Missouri, Virginia, Florida, Louisi- HEADLINES AND FOOTNOTES: Ameri- *X>4 .i in this Argentine strategy. We have seen top- can-operated AWACS radar planes in Saudi Ara- ana and Washington. * secret details of the Kremlin's behind-the- President Reagan's tax cuts and the cost-of- bia have had a couple of close calls recently. scenes help to Argentina in the South Atlantic Intelligence sources say it was only by luck that living increases in Social Security benefits will war. also take effect in July. This will put more one of the planes wasn't destroyed by Libyan The Russians have been giving Argentina guerrillas at an isolated airfield. A security money in the pockets of consumers. The great important information on the British fleet. Sovi- hope is that the extra money and the economic guard spotted a hole in a fence which led to the et satellites have been pinpointing the location commandos. This was the second unsuccessful stimulation will open up their pockets. of British warships for the Argentines. Maybe they will now go out and buy the Libyan attempt to blow up the planes since The most important Soviet spy-in-the-sky is March. l homes, automobiles, furniture and appliances the Cosmos 1365, which was sent into orbit on that they couldn't afford last winter. Even a - Labor Secretary Ray Donovan's former May IS. It is a nuclear-powered radar satellite construction firm has hired private detectives to mild spending spree could start an economic specifically designed for ocean surveillance. A upturn. investigate the Senate investigators who are top-secret CIA report has this to say about the looking into his alleged ties to organized crime. Unfortunately, there is also bad news that Cosmos 1365 satellite: could dampen a recovery. Ten million people One of the detectives is Robert Shortley, a "These satellites have been able to identify former FBI agent who has done work for the are still out of work. The industrial states of the coastlines, ships and prominent terrain fea- north are particularly hard hit. And during the Republican National Committee. Shortley's tures. The radar on these satellites is able to wife, it turns out, is a special assistant in the first two months of 1982, more than 3,500 com- detect ships the size of a destroyer when weath- panies had to close. That is a 55 percent increase White House. er conditions are good, and ships the size of an - Federal employees who leave Uncle Sam's over the same period a year earlier. The trend is aircraft carrier when weather conditions are grim. payroll often find the welcome mat is out in bad." But Americans are incurable optimists, and private industry. Employers believe that former this may make the difference between boom or We are told that these super-satellites have a government workers can use their old friends to bust. relatively short life — a minimum of two get lucrative contracts. Last year, the number SPIES-IN-THE-SKY: In the battle for the months. After that, booster rockets are sup- of Defense Department employees who left for Falkland Islands, Argentine pilots and sub- posed to propel the nuclear-powered part of the greener corporate pastures shot up by 50 marine commanders have set their sights on spy satellite far into space, where they will percent. Britain's two aircraft carriers and the troopship remain in orbit for at least a hundred years. (Editor's note: Today's column was written Queen Elizabeth 2. The Argentine Junta is re- But when the Soviets' Cosmos 1366 satellite with Joe Spear.) Mannered look at way we live was known as Mrs. Perfect Awful. One of their WASHINGTON - To Judge from H.L. hypothetical daughters marries a man named Mencken's collection of quotations on "manners," almost everyone from Lucius Sen- Ian Fright. So it goes. eca to Oscar Wilde has had something to say on Miss Manners has some astringent observa- the subject — but in the whole of the literature tions on children. Of all the social rituals that on this topic, you are not likely to find any wiser JAMES J. must be tolerated, she observes, "the birthday r> or funnier advice than you will find In a de- party for young children Is by far the most lightful book scheduled for publication this revolting.'' She supports the general rule that up month. KILPATRICK to a certain age, children should be seen, not The book is "Miss Manners' Guide to Ex- heard, "but some children should never be cruciatingly Correct Behavior," by Judith seen, either." Martin. To say that her book is delightful is to A strong sense of propriety underlies Miss skim the surface. Behind an arch facade of Manners' view of right conduct. One of her wisecracks and put-downs is a solid and thought- correspondents, a heartbroken young wife, dis- ingulshed senator from Massachusetts, and for ful commentary on what ails our society. What covered that her husband was receiving love the senator from Massachusetts to return the ails us, among other things, is incivility. letters from another woman. The husband re- compliment, all the while concealing their sepa- buked his wife for reading his mail. Miss When it comes to human relationships, Miss rate convictions that one is a nincompoop and Manners' sage counsel boils down to this: Don't Manners added a rebuke of her own: "To be the other an ignoramus. Civility is the grease on be "natural." Be civil. One has only to drive in deceived is the natural human condition; to read Primary J)ay which the wheels of government depend. rush-hour traffic on a freeway to observe natu- another person's mall hi despicable." Miss Martin writes for the Washington Post, ral behavior. There one finds the Uugater and Yet Miss Manners is not above a certain Tomorrow, New Jersey voters go to the Jamesburg mayor; and Richard D. one of the most liberal papers in the land, but the lane changer, the driver who crowds impa- discreet sneaklness. What is oat to do when one polls to pick the standard bearers in the McAleer, an auto leasing manager who her themes are essentially conservative. Ritual, tiently into a queue of cars waiting at a ramp. perceives, looking around the table, that one has November general election. lives in Ocean Grove. tradition, protocol, respect for rank and age — Protectively encased in steel, such cyjgpmptible used the salad fork in the wrong order and will these count. To cast aside the conventions of Most of the attention has been focused There are contests for congressional specimens of mankind tend to do wBat comes not come out even? "Lick clean the wrong fork society, she remarks, in even such an area as on the race for the U.S. Senate nomination. nominations in three of the four districts naturally, which is to say, to behave like the you have Just used and slip it back on the table manners, "is a dangerous step toward boors they are. tablecoth while no one is looking." Emily Post Here, Republicans have a clear choice be- that include parts of Monmouth County. destroying civilization." Another word for civility might be thought- never gave such useful advice. tween Congress woman Millicent Fen wick, Assemblywoman Marie S. Muhler is being I am making her book sound much heavier fulness, or consideration. It embraces a decent "Miss Manners' Guide" comes from Atbe- a moderate, and Jeffrey Bell, a con- challenged by Richard Feingold for the than it is. Those of us who grew up on Emily respect for the sensitivities of others. To be civil neum. In the review copy Miss Martin sent me, Post will recall that Mrs. Pott dealt with the servative who defeated the late Sen. Clif- Republican nomination in the 3rd District. — consistently civil — is no easy task. Such a she enclosed a perfect card: "With all ap- marriages, receptions and dinner parties of ford P. Case for the GOP nomination in the Rep. Edwin B. Forsythe is being challenged course of conduct demands the suppression of propriate sentiments." She also snipped the "Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilding" and "Mr. and 1978 primary. by Donald T. King and Dick Amber for the those instincts that pop up like a hiccup. We price tag from the bookjacket - a delicate touch Mrs. Sidney Oldname." Miss Manners, by con- daily witness these rules in operation in the halls — but at any price, this is a book for every The choice is less clear-cut for Demo- GOP nomination in the 13th. In the 4th, trast, uses as her exemplars such characters as of Congress, where a fulsome punctilio Is a way household in which manners matter. In a more cratic voters, who have to pick from among former state Senate President Joseph P. Daffodil Louise Perfect and Jonathan Rhinebart of life Here the custom is for the senator from perfect union, that would embrace every house- Merlino is being challenged by Craig W. Awful. After their divorce, Daffodil properly nine candidates ranging mostly from liber- North Carolina to speak of the able and dist- hold in the land. al to moderate. The crowded field includes Yates for the Democratic nomination. two former congressmen, Joseph LeFante, In the Democratic primary for Mon- who also is a former Assembly speaker and mouth County freeholder, Asbury Park former state commissioner of community Mayor Ray Kramer, a former freeholder, FROM OUR READERS affairs, and Andrew Maguire; two free- is being challenged by Paul Weiner. holders, Barbara Boggs Sigmund of Mercer Tomorrow's primary will decide the County and Cyril Yannarelli of Passaic candidates and political philosophy voters require any additional funds; it would be funded by the state, and funds would follow the student County; two millionaires, Frank Lauten- Turnpike patrols will have to choose from in November. It from his school district to the Marine Science berg, a businessman, and Howard Rosen, isn't our custom to endorse candidates in Metuchen Academy. The newspapers have also stated that an attorney; Angelo Bianchi, a former state primary elections. But we urge you to vote. To the Editor: the Marine Science Academy will be a com- banking commissioner and former Essex As last November's narrowly-decided Read Michael Kravis' list of unpleasant prehensive high school initially serving 200 stu- things in my May 24 Daily Register. County prosecutor; Frank Forst, vice pres- gubernatorial election demonstrated dra- dents with the hope of expanding to 500 students. Why should one of them be people that Jog in The cost of this project is the only informa- ident of the state AFL-CIO and former matically, every vote counts. the snow or rain? Afraid they'll get sick easily? tion that the citizens of Monmouth County have Say a prayer that they won't as you see them go yet to receive. I have been asked by many in the by (I don't run or jog). area if I know what the costs for this project My Number 1 thing I could do without is are. At the present time, I also am not aware of Olympic Coin war breaking down on the turnpike for two hours! If the costs, but I promise to do all within my it wasn't for my son running back to a state power to investigate and obtain additional in- troopers' barracks my teen-age daughter and I formation related to the proposed Marine Sci- A word of commendation is in order for after recovering the cost to the government would have been there longer. Not one police car ence Academy /Comprehensive High School. Rep. Frank Annunzio of Illinois who, up to of minting and distributing the coins, to the rode by. And you are told to stay with your car. WillardL King now, has been able to stall a highballing Olympic committees. But why? There are (This happened May 22.) At least we broke down legislative effort to permit private firms to other worthy causes, surely. This is no way in the daytime. Coming home from Glassboro that night, market U.S. Olympic commemorative to run a federal government, franchising coins. around Exit 7 we saw four cars broken down Idea for WMUA out the coinage, so to speak. between 10 and 10:21. One guy was standing In The Senate already has approved a bill the pouring rain waving what looked like a white Englishtown Perhaps there is a way private market- To the Editor: to permit the private sale of Olympic coins 'Who do you think is gaining power undershirt! After several months of watching the by a business combine, and it appeared that ing techniques can be employed in the sale I had my daughter writ* down the time and in the U.S. V Western Monmouth Utilities commissioners and distribution of the coins, properly regu- the milepost numbers. When we got horn* at 11 the House of Representatives would go battling amongt themselves, I have come across p.m. I called the state troopers in my area and along. The House version would have au- lated. But the U.S. Constitution plainly a potential solution. reported these four to them. They didn't know gives to Congress the power to coin money Being that Englishtown is served by the thorized the U.S. Mint to make 17 different TODAY IN HISTORY about them. But they sent a trooper out right WMUA, and is not politically involved, why not coins to be sold for about $5,000 a set. and regulate its value. It ought not delegate away. have a member from Englishtown on the Com- i But, thanks largely to Annunzio's stout in any way that power which is so basic to Have the state troopers started something mission to act as a tie-breaker? new? Don't go patroling the turnpike anymore opposition, the House refused to go along the orderly operation of the nation's finan- By The Associated Press Also, Englishtown may add its collector sys- — wait for someone to tell them someone is with a bill permitting such private sales cial system. tem to the assets of the utility, which presently broken down? And then go help.... and accepted instead h"is substitute bill, are not, and at the same time they would be a There is nothing wrong in striking com- Today is Monday, June 7, the 158th day of Ruth Anne Leszczynskl which provides for the minting of three 1882. There are 207 days left In the year. benefit to all of the consumers of the utility. memorative coins as a means of observing coins — two silver dollars and a gold coin — Today's highlight in history: ' Jim Dorn and helping to defray the cost of the Olym- On June 7, 1975, the United States withdrew to be sold at a lower cost and as individual Proposed school pics. But the money derived from such its last combat aircraft based on Taiwan. pieces 'if the buyers so choose. Annunzio On this date: activity should go directly to the U.S. Matawan strongly objected to the private marketing In 1494, Spain and Portugal signed the Treaty To the Editor: Band trip Treasury. Congress could then designate an of US. coinage by a firm (Occidental Pe- of Tordesillas, agreeing to divide the New World One could have almost thought that Richard Red Bank troleum ) which has not had to pay federal appropriate portion of the proceeds for the between themselves. Van Wagner's proposal to create a state funded To the Editor: taxes for the past three years. support of the Olympic Games and other In 1882, the United States and Britain signed Marine Science Academy on the far end of On behalf of the Exchange Club of Greater a treaty suspendng the slave trade. Sandy Hook was something for the birds because Red Bank, I wish to thank you for the news But there are more serious problems U.S. athletic endeavors. The balance, if In 1921, the first Parliament of Northern of the manner in which it flew through both the coverage, in January 1982, of the benefit concert any, could be used to reduce the federal with the Senate-passed bill. Estimates vary Ireland opened. state Assembly and the state Senate. The bill is for the Red Bank Middle School Steel Band trip widely as to how much the private firms deficit. Today's birthdays: House Judiciary Commit- presently nesting on Gov. Kean's desk. On May to Trinidad. would pocket from the sales of the coin sets The Olympic Games are a worthy tee Chairman Peter Rodlno Is 73 years old. 20, it went through the Assembly with a vote of Although the benefit was not as successful at Welsh pop singer Tom Jones is 42. » and how much would have been given to the cause. But that is no reason to turn the U.S. 50-7, and on May 25, It went through the Senate planned, due to the bad weather, the Steel Band Thought For Today: "Impossible" is a word with a unanimous vote. was able to attend the World's Fair in Tennes- U.S. and Los Angeles Olympic organizing Mint over to private marketeers or, for that only to be found in the dictionary of fools. — The idea seems to be great; in fact, It might see. committees which are sponsoring the 1964 matter, to give the Olympic organizers Napoleon Bonaparte, French general-statesman even be fantastic. The newspaper accounts of Howard P. Thornton games. Some bills would give all proceeds, what amounts to a key to the Treasury. (1780-1821). this proposal have stated that It would not Benefit Chairman SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 7,1982 The Arts The Daily Register A7 'Nickleby,' 'Nine' and 'Dreamgirls' top the Tonys NEW YORK (AP) - Britain! picaresque snared a Tony for direction, with John Napier and "Dreamgirls," got beat actor, best actress and The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby" Dermot Hayes winning scenic design honors for best-supporting actor awards in the musicals cat- was named best play, and "Nine" best musical their "Nickleby" work." egory. last night in a glittering Tony awards show Although "Othello" was named the season's France's Liliane Montevecchi of "Nine" also marred by one mishap. best revival, Christopher Plummer, the show's won her first Tony as best supporting actress, In what apparently was an oversight, the win- acclaimed Iago, lost to Rees in the best-actor with South Africa's Zakes Mokae, atblack actor, ner of the night's "best book" award for musical category. But there was consolation in his family. getting his first one for his supporting work in wasn't named during the two-hour ceremonies His daughter, Amanda Plummer, won her Athol Fugard's "Master Harold ... and the boys." televised live by CBS from the Imperial Theater. first Tony for her supporting work in a convent But the award was Just as much a thrill for six- But after the program, Tony spokesmen said drama, "Agnes of God," triumphing in a field time winner Michael Bennett, who was all smiles the honor went to .Tom Eyen, author of that included a respected veteran, Dame Judith as he shared his seventh — this one for choreo- "Dreamglrls," a flashy black musical about a Anderson, 83. graphy — with Michael Peters, his colleague on trio of Supremos like singers. The spokesmen Miss Anderson, a 1948 Tony-winner as the star "Dreamgirls." Another Tony went to Tharon didn't know why Eyen's name was omitted. His of "Medea" on Broadway, herself had some Musser for that show's lighting. show won the most Tonys for a musical this consololation, too. The season's best-actress Tony season, six. went to her friend, Australia's Zoe Caldwell, who "Nine," nominated for 12 Tonys, one less than Its closest rival, "Nine," a surreal, romantic now stars in the current revival of the Greek "Dreamgirls," added to its list of winners with musical about a famed Italian film director with classic. Tonys given Maury Yeston for the show's score and William Ivey Long for costumes. women and career trouble, won four Tonys, in- Tne Tony show, a $1.5 million spectacular cluding a best-director award for Tommy Tune, hosted by Tony Randall, who both quoted and The nominations, voted on by 620 members of already a two-time winner. kidded Broadway critics, had first-time Tonys the Broadway community, were made May 10 by In the drama field, the Royal Shakespeare going to five other players in addition to Miss a 13-member panel of theater journalists and Company's "Nickleby," based on the Charles Plummer. professionals picked by the League of New York AP photo Dickens' classic about a young lad In London, won Ben Harney, Jennifer Holliday and Cleavant Theatres and Producers. Each panelist was re- TONY AWARDS — From left to right, Bernie Jacobs, producer Nelle Nugent, author three Tonys, including one for its star, Roger Derricks, who respectively play a rascally man- quired to make four choices in each of Tony David Elgar, and Gerald Schoenfeld accepted the Tony Award for the Best Plav on Rees. The snow's Trevor Nunn and John Caird, ager, a singer and a soul-music star in award category. There were II categories. Broadway In 1982, "Nicholas Nickleby," last night. TELEVISION TODAY
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MONDAY, JUNE 7,1932 'Ricnic' scores despite itself ByROBREINALDA boyfriend and Hal's college chum, Is SOAP OPERAS fine as the nice guy caught between the OLD BRIDGE - The Theater Guild THEATER drives of those around him. His fondness By LINDA HIRSCH SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Kathy tells Tom they are of Old Bridge's production of William for Millie is obvious and adds much to only friends. Facing possibly permanent blindness, a bitter Inge's "Picnic" succeeds in spite qf his characterization. ALL MY CHILDREN: Learning that Donna is about to Brian refuses to let anyone treat him as an invalid. Janet itself. -' credible portrayal of the stormy young As Rosemary Sydney, the school have an abortion by Bentley, a suspended physician, Chuck continues to consider Ted's marriage proposal. Dane and The wistful story of the effect of a man. teacher, Adrian Fischer is explosive in arrives at Bentley's office in time to halt the procedure while Sunny share living quarters. Aja dreams Travis is killed and handsome, young vagabond on the in- As Madge, the wistful flower just Act Two, and her energy continues Palmer feigns complete shock over the medico's unsavory insists that he have backup plan to Operation Sunburst. habitants of a small, conservative Kan- waiting to blossom, Cecelia Petrick re- thereafter. As Howard, the dime-store past. Myra and Daisy accuse Palmer of trying to kill Chuck sasstown overcomes slow pacing with strains her sensual urges, but just bare- owner she finally corrals and weds, Vic Tyler's unborn baby, and to cover his tracks, Palmer sets up a TEXAS: Hannibal finally gets fire compass but is killed fine performances throughout. ly. She longs to go away, hearing every Morosco is earthy and would be pitiable, $20 million trust fund for the child. Learning Jenny's dad when It emits poisonous gas. At press conference, Ruby Program notes say that the guild is train whistle that blows past. Petrick's but that he expects so little from life. raped Ruth Martin and is alive In prison, Uxa goes to Enid, mentions Beau's death, causing Ruby and Lurlene to be jailed composed of persons of varying ages, attitude - that of a stifled sigh - Joan Golden and Leni Bacher, as who warns her not to tell Greg as it will drive him closer to for concealing death. After she is sprung from jail, Rudy helps backgrounds and talents; this is true. punctuates her performance and the Rosemary's teaching colleagues are Jenny. Fearful that Palmer is going to ruin his marriage, Cliff Judith forge note to Grant making it look like invitation from Credit director Florence Wallace for play's theme. nicely innocuous, providing the flavor of gets transferred to an Arizona hospital, but Nina refuses to Rena, and the invitation is for the same place and time Rena eliciting optimum performances from As Madge's younger sister Millie, the too-early-dowdyMldwestern school move. An angry Cliff says he'll take the child and leave, which is to meet Justin. With World Oil saved, Justin prepares to those various levels of talent. Jill Tabay gathers her subtle but deep- inarms, causes Nina to run off. Brandon considers Erica's suggestion make Rena pay off on her bet — to bed down with him. Still, there is the problem of pacing, reaching talents and walks away with As the gawky newspaper boy Bomb- that they have a long-distance marriage while he's in Hong which in this case draws out the ex- the show. Her tomboy demeanor in Act er, Jonanthan Broder delights everyone YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Victor tells Nikki there is Kong. Erica's half-sister Silver tries continually to reach pository first act and bulks too much of One is believable. Her self-conscious- but Millie, aiming childish taunts at her no chance for the relationship and she must get together with Erica but gets no response. Mark feels guilty over making the play's several climaxes into too lit- ness in a party dress in Act Two is to get her attention. Kevin, but Nikki vows to one day have Victor. Laurie livid love with Pamela. tle time. In the former case, interest natural and refreshing; her flustered FOOTLIGHTS - Mike Bradshaw's when Robert warns Victor not to let her write a book about tends to fade; in the latter, a good deal smile and quick steps are genuine. set is attractive and workable, although ANOTHER WORLD: Harry and Steve furious over Pete him. Laurie tells Robert she's going to go through with her is missed. i She is charming and commands the speakers and the flag - with all due and Diana's elopement and their living quarters above plan and then blackmail Victor Into returning Prentiss stock Wallace obviously has devoted time stage from wherever she stands or sits. respect to Uncle Sam - are Inap- stables. Posing as a waiter, Sandy gets photos of Stein bribing to Lucas and Lance. Patti busy planning next month's wed- and energy to directing all the actors, propriate among the trellises and Mr. West, but is told by Larry he obtained the evidence ding to Jack, while he's busy womanizing models. Stuart As Flo, the mother of the girls, Lori however, and the result Is a balanced, fences. Eric Walby's lighting is fine illegally and it won't stand up in court, so Sandy decides to wonders if Liz is safe living with Jill. Burgess conveys the woman who sees print the story in Brava. Convicted of assaulting an officer, believable production. the present from her own past, but can during the first and third acts, but an As Hal, the former football star attempt at mood in Act Two casts shad- Blaine relieved when the charges are suspended. Denny tells Have a question about your favorite soap or soap star? do nothing about it. Joan Higgins as next whose inner churnings lead him ows on the cast. Sally he is $10,000 in debt. Write to Lynda Hirsch, cd Field Newspaper Syndicate, P.O. door neighbor Helen, who introduces throughout the country, Lance Performances continue Friday and Box 19620, Irvine, Calif. 92714. She will answer as many Hal in the first place, is kindly, though AS THE WORLD TURNS: Barbara kidnapped by the wife Hilfman's concentration and intensity Saturday evenings at 8:30 in the Carl questions as she can in her column, but the volume of mail not consistent. of James's dead brother. Ingrid is seeking revenge for being transcend his lean build to provide a Carl Leech a4 Alan. Madge's Sandburg School auditorium, Route 516. left out of the Stenbeck fortune and wants $2 million for makes personal replies impossible. % Barbara's return. While taking part in a magic act, Margo is made to disappear, and when she reappears Mr. Big ia there. Tom manages to free Margo, but not before she learns that Mr Big wants the hatband. Tom and Margo search for the hatband, unaware that Ernie has it and the microfilm it contains. A curious Ernie checks the microfilm and discovers a difficult and mysterious code. Ariel and John share romance in hospital linen closet. At a country inn, Jeff and Annie share their love. A brooding Karen blackmails Craig into giving her a job at perfume factory because she has discovered the perfume formula. CAPITOL: On Memorial Day, Wally pays a visit to his First Class father's grave and openly weeps because his father died before getting to know Wally, but not before he was able to see his other sons achieve in several areas. After Wally departs, a mysterious woman removes the flowers from the marker and replaces them with withered roses. Stood up by Beth, who took a midnight ride with Jordy, Thomas is furious but softens after Beth says she needs him. A drunken Phil thinks he has Free Gifts killed Shelley and then tries to kill himself. Myrna plans to get Phil to give her top-secret information and make it look as though Tyler leaked the data in exchange for keeping quiet about Shelley's "murder." Realizing she loves Larry Bar- rington, Shelley decides not to comply with Burgess' orders that she get out of town. Trey catches Julie in Tyler's arms. Trey forges Tyler and Judson's names to statements which or Cash! appear Communistic. Clarissa learns Julie is woman Wally loves. Choose one of these FREE GIFTS or $20 CASH when you deposit $5,000 DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Marlena is trapped in the house by or more in a new or existing Certificate or Savings Account, Jake, who plans to strangle her. Gun-toting Roman enters the house. They battle over the firearm, which goes off, fatally or $10,000 or more in a new 6-Month Money Market Certificate! shooting Jake. Chris returns and cannot understand why Jake died or his being named as the Salem Strangler. Woody asks Trish for money to help a mysterious member of his family. Joshua asks Jessica to be his wife. Stephano orders Liz to get Renee to move back into the Demeara home, but the Hortons insist Renee stay with them. Stephano wants Tony to head Anderson Manufacturing. SPABTUS DOCTORS: With everyone on her trail, Katie prepares to TIME VISION sneak away from Hermione's with Lee Ann. Adrian recover- DIGITAL CLOCK ing from leg surgery. Helping Maggie clean Lee Aim's room, Ivie remembers her own child and begins to weep. Recon- ciled, Billy and Nola vow to break up Luke and Natalie. Natalie wonders if Nola's sudden friendship is a sham.
EDGE OF NIGHT: Raven, forced to give all her money to WINF1ELD Wolfie in order to get passage out of the country, tries to trick AMERICAN PRECISION him by giving him envelope without money. Wolfie is onto her TOUR1STER BAG BINOCULARS WITH CASE plan and he and his sidekick Al try to kill her. Hector arrives on the scene and is shot, but is able to kill Wolfie and Al. Raven learns that she did not kill Jinx and beads for Mon- ticello. Spencer admits to Geraldine that he was in on the plot, but only did it to learn more about Sky. Miles tells Endicott that Nicole has made an unusual discovery about the portrait, causing Endicott arjd wife Grace to fear that Miles knows too much. Chad told to paint a portrait of Jodie to keep her mind off the other painting. EMERSON AM/FM GENERAL, HOSPITAL: With Up from Blackie, Luke 20-PIECE IRONSTONE realizes David has spies all over town looking for sword. DINNERWARE SET DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO Scorpio sets up meeting with new top man at World Security bureau Masters and asks to see David's file, unaware that Masters is David's boss — the Magus. Dr. Katz tricks Heather into reading fake report to judge. Heather falls for trap and BLACK vows to get Katz. Scotty says the only way to do that is to get k Cynthia to accuse Katz of coming on to her. Cynthia does this DECKER but no one believes her. Heather manages to get Cynthia to turn gun over to her. Anne and Jeremy head for Lucllle's ALUMINUM cabin in Wisconsin. After Joe and Rick realize he is alive, CHAISE LOUNGE Packy returns to Port Charles and tells Johnny he's on his side, but the hoods are after him. Scorpio admits to Luke he's attracted to Jackie but doesn't want to lose Tiffany. DIRECTORS GUIDING LIGHT: Vanessa upset that Hillary had Tony CHAIR GE over for dinner and she tells Derek, then hires detective to trail Tony. Quint calls from London and insists that Nola and TV BAND the baby move in with Bea for awhile. Carrie tells Sara Justin RADIO forced himself on her, but that Jackie twisted the story (Gut otter good al all offices and llmlled to one per lamlly while supply lasts Federal regulations do nol around. Sara advises Carrie to tell Ross but doesn't fully APF permit a out lor the transler ol tunas already wtthin the Institution Guts illustrated are based upon believe Carrie's story. Released from hospital, Carrie wants availability II exact Items shown become unavailable comparable guts will be substituted II hinds are ELECTRONIC TELEPHONE withdrawn within one year alter the account Is opened a charge will be mad* lor the gilt to leave town before Ross returns, but is unable to do so in you received) time. Mike believes someone connected with the late Roger Thorpe has a vendetta against Alan. Amanda realises her true feelings for Mark, then Jennifer returns and announces that she and Mark married in Paris. Jennifer recalls a man In INVEST IN OUR TOP-RATED INVEST IN OUR HIGH-EARNING Paris who seemed to know Mark, but Mark insisted the man was mistaken. 6-Month Money 2'/2-\car Money Tax-Free ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Ivan overtakes Larry, Karen and Astrid but Larry manages to fight Ivan, who disappears in a All Savers crocodile-infested swamp. Astrid to undergo removal of brain Maitet Certificates Maitet Certificates implant. Brad gives fake plans for solaramite car to Karl and Interest Compounded Daily then sends Katrina and Mary to Virginia Beach. Jenny Is Minimum Deposit $10,000 Certificate frantic when she returns and learns that Katrina and Mary Minimum Deposit $500 have left for parts unknown. Katrina malls letter to Jenny CALL FOR A CURRENT RATE QUOTE. CALL FOR A CURRENT RATE QUOTEI revealing the baby switch. Carl orders Tony shot to keep him Earn Up to $2,000 In Tax-Free Interestl (Federal regulations do not permit compounding ol Interest (Federal regulations require a substantial Interest penalty lor out of solaramite race and" he is wounded in shoulder while and require a substantial Interest penalty lor early early withdrawal II funds are withdrawn within one year alter Minimum Only $500 • One-Year Term! mountain-climbing with Pat. Dorian told she can reclaim withdrawal. Funds rnay be withdrawn after 6 months, and no the account Is opened, a charge will be made lor the gift you Get Pull Details at any Olllce. Llanfair if her marriage to Herb is annulled. She goes to Herb charge will be made for the gttt you received ) may hove received.) and says if he will go along with being declared mentally incompetent she can have an annulment. An enraged Herb files for divorce and says he will fight for custody of Cassle. • Ask About Our Other High-Earning Savings Plans! • Johnny returns to Beau's record label with Marco as his manager. , RYAN'S HOPE: After police let them go, Seneca and Rae head for Orson's hideout. Seneca and Orson have rooftop scuffle. When Orson's gun falls down steps, Rae picks it up MARINE VIEW and shoots Orson. A wounded Orson tells Seneca that Kim was part of the kidnapping. He then escapes. Rae refuses to believe Kim's involvement and Kim insists to the FBI she's innocent. Later, Kim flaunts truth to Seneca, unaware that SAVINGS Hollis has overheard her confession: Orson shows up on Joe's terrace but only discovers Dee there. Dee learns that Kim MIDDLETOWN . ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT gets all her money from Rae. Dee lets Ox know about Roger's PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES 671-2400 blackmailing past. Johnny furious ov«r Siobhan's decision to Member F8UC move back in with Joe. ' LIFESTYLE 2 The Daily Register TIME OF YOUR LIFE 2 B COMICS 4 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 7,1982 Family Daylong fast dramatizes group's support for ERA MIDDLETOWN - Local members of the Na- process in that state is complicated by a legisla- states), and we decided to have a ceremony and tional Organization for Women broke bread to- tive rule requiring a three-fifths majority for break the fast before the letter-writing." gether last week, after 24 hours without food to passage instead of a simple majority. The ceremony was held at the home of Varda demonstrate their support of the Equal Rights Thus far, 35 states have ratified the amend- Topkis here. Before sitting down to a meal of Amendment. ment and three more are needed to make it part homemade chicken soup and breads, the group lit "It was a very positive experience," said of the U.S. Constitution before the June 30 dead- a circle of seven green candles to honor the seven Meryl Whitt, a member of the Central Monmouth line. women fasting in Illinois. One white candle in the NOW. "We were all starving, of course, but there The North Carolina legislature rejected the center of the circle of green represented the was a real spirit of community and a sense of amendment Friday — a blow to ERA supporters Equal Rights Amendment, Whitt said. purpose." who had considered that state crucial to passage After the meal, Whitt said, those who fasted The women agreed to fast one day a week — of the amendment. signed a paper plate to send to Illinois Gov. James from sundown Tuesday to sundown Wednesday — Other states targeted by ERA supporters as Thompson, on which they had signified their in sympathy with the efforts of seven women who crucial for ratification are Illinois, Oklahoma, intention to fast one day each week in support of have been fasting for 20 days in the Illinois state South Carolina and Florida. the amendment. capital of Springfield as legislators debate the "Our chapter voted one day a week to support merits of ratifying the amendment. Illinois," Whitt said. "We have weekly letter- After that, Whitt said, "We got down to letter Illinois has yet to vote on the amendment. The writing Wednesday to legislators (in crucial writing."
SOUP TIME — Florence Elmer, left, co-coordinator of 24-hour fast conducted bv •MMM IMI kv Carl F.tii» Monmouth County NOW members, ladles soup as Libbv Wilson, membership CANDLE POWER — Florence Elmer lights candles in a symbolic lighting of seven candles signifies support for seven Illinois hunger chairman, looks on. The women shared SOUP and bread at the end of the fast. ceremony as other members of Monmouth County NOW look on. The strikers seeking ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. Breakfast Diplomas go to 150 in rites at Mater Dei janesRo, Kristlna Ann Johnson, Linda Mussara. MIDDLETOWN - Mater Marie Johnson, Michelle Johnson, Sui Klmber Ann Oberg, Mary Ellen room has Dei High School, New Mon- an Frances Johnson, Catherine M O'Heltoran, Daniel Patrick O'Hare. Jones. Alexandra G. Julian. Sharon Ann O'Rourke, Joseph Anthony mouth, held commencement ires i Angela Kappel, Christine Marie Keen, Marie Perlongo, Thomas M. Pompft.no, exercises yesterday for 150 John F. Kelleher, Daniel Patrick Kelly, Diane Pruchnlk, Thomas R Pulse graduates. Monsignor Robert T. James Patrick Killeen, Suianne Maria Patrick Joseph Ryan, James M. Salav cozy look Bulman, the school's direc- Koerwer, Kathrvn Rosa Kotch, Brian Beth Ann Sareo. Louis J Scadutc Krueger, John J. Krywy, Kathleen tor, and Marie Deegan, the Mary Leavv, Clare Maria Leonard. Shanley, John F. Sharkev, Shan Sharon Kathleen Malonev, Virginia Margaret Shea. Susan Mary Sherank By MARGUERITE HENDERSON principal, presented the Marietta. Jo Ann Mastrolannl, Andrew Jeanne Marie Sherry, Donna Marl Jamas Mayer, Jamie K. McBrlde, Spellman, Denise Ann Stetanskl, JM Third In • series diplomas. Michelle Anastasia McCarron, Olane Patrice Stern, Maria D Stall, John Kathleen McCarthy, Mary Rose Me Joseph Stoflra Jr., Donna Joann The Rev. Joseph Glass, Szemreta, Mary Patricia Teehan, LITTLE SILVER — American antiques look "tres first graduate of Mater Dei to Adeline McLaughlln, Sean Patrick Mildred Anna Terhune, Kelly F joli" in the breakfast room designed by Joanne Yorke McMenamln, Thomas Mergenthaler, Tormev, Thomas Peter Uddo, Margaret be ordained a priest, was Robert Matthew Meyer. Christina Rose Mary Van Cleve, John P. Walling. Bunnell, Middletown, for Lochmere, the Junior League's commencement speaker. Mlele, Donald Charles Mills, Joseph Kevin D Welch, Jennifer A. Welter. James Miller, Irene Mlnaldls, Grace Patrick F. Whelan, William J. designers' showhouse on Seven Bridges Road here. Moore, Mary Ann Moore, Robert Wilhelme, Eliiabeth Anne Williams. Virginia Adams and Meg- Paul H. Yetman. Such stateside treasures as New Jersey ladder-back an Kappel were recognized as Moran, Kathleen Marie Morse. Diane chairs, circa 1740 ... an early two-piece jelly cupboard ... co-valedictorians, and* and a Vermont hutch table, circa 1780, are shown to Jeanette Dean was advantage against fabrics, wallpaper and border trim salutatonan. imported by Pierre Deux of New York. Members of the gradu- Subtle, tawny shades of caramel, grape and raspberry ating class: City fireworks set are combined in tiny, overall prints that work well with a Timothy Adams, Virginia Marie beamed ceiling and Portuguese wool needlepoint rugs. Adams, Deborah A. Baedon, Michael John BMuICO, Mary Florence BleffeM. Charming stuffed animals, made up of three or four David Alexander Bofcav, Mlchele L. forPOW%MIA's Bouchet, Lisa L. Brubakar, Edward coordinated Pierre Deux fabrics, emphasize that this is a Franclt Bulgtr, Richard C. Campana Jr , Philip Patrick Cannon, Ann Maria LONG BRANCH - POW's and MI As will be honored "menage a trois." The term, as interpreted by Bunnell, Carroll, Seen Joseph Cathln, Jam* is a cozy place where papa, mama and their small child Margarai Catana, Michael Patrick when the city presents its annual Fourth of July fire- Chamberlain, John F, Choiette, Louis may dine. R. Clrlgllano, Jane Ellen Clark, Ann works. The show will be an all-aerial display except for Maria Cloman, George John Conrov. Accessories are also an international mix-match. The Paler John Conte, Michael John Cor the opening ground piece. coran. Kevin Michael Cowan. Jeanetle The opener, city officials said, will be a fireworks handcrafted iron chandelier is European. Wine glasses Christian Dean, Mlchaal E. Deleplne. and pitcher are by Simon Pearce, a glassblower ori- Thomas Derma, Paul Edwin replica of the American flag with the words "Dedicated Dtschenas, Joseph Patrick Desmond, ginally from Ireland and now from Vermont. The faience Maria DIPeolo, Mario Joseph Dorland. to POW's and MIA's." This year's shoot will be con- on'the table is earthenware imported from France ex- John JoMPh Durnien. ducted by Zambelli International of New Castle, Pa. David R. Eckart, Patricia Edwards, clusively by Pierre Deux. Robert P. Esporrln, Susan Marie The show will get under way at about 9:45 p.m. Interior Designers Showhouse III features some 30 Fallon. Dennit J. Farley, Vincent Leo Sunday, July 4. Farlev, Patrick J. Faulkner, Joanne rooms refurbished by designers from New York and New Feenev. Michael Ferrara, Jacqueline City officials, meanwhile, have set June 22 as the date Mary Fllan, Trade Morln Fream, John Jersey with the cooperation of co-owner Ronold F Gallagher, Joanne Gannon. Mary El- for a public tribute to all veterans. The City Council len Gannon, Eileen Gaul, Sharon D. meeting that night will be highlighted by the presentation Thornberry and his wife, who reside in Middletown. Gerrltv, Debra Lynn Golba, John The showhouse, sponsored by the Junior League of • nUUr pMo •> Owl L.r«l Joseph Gotdlng, Robert V. Greece Mer- of a resolution citing July 4 as the day set aside to yann Gromek, Susan U, Guastamac- Monmouth County, will be open to the public through WARM AND WELCOMING — The breakfast room at Lochmere in Little Silver chla, Richard Haller, Paul F Ham remember prisoners of war and those missing in action. berger. Joseph C. Hamel, Mary C June 20. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, with additional combines early American antiques from Antiques and Uniques, Little Silver, with Hansen, Chnstooher John Hapeman. Veterans groups wishing to take part are asked to Kvle Ann Herr, Donna Marie Hess, contact Barry Kamm at the Municipal Building. hours Fridays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. French fabrics, borders and wallpaper imported by Pierre Deux of New York. Charles W. Hohensteln. Maureen Hut ler. Mary Deirdre Hyneman, Lori Ann Overprotective safety matches are enough to burn you up Keep this column out of the reach of young children looking at the advertising displayed on them. me. There are even laws in many states making it illegal to because It's about matches. Last weekend I cooked out for the first time this season. I sell matches that will strike anywhere. There are lots of With the possible exception of pennies, nothing piles up in use a combination of those commercial charcoal briquets and places where you can buy a rifle at the hardware store but not places where you don't need them — and disappears from a few pieces of wood from the dead limbs of several hickory a box of matches that will strike on the seat of your pants or places where you could use them — faster than packs of paper and maple trees we have. The charcoal briquets are not really on the sidewalk. Government has more important work. matches. I have a little drawer in my dresser, next to the one I what I call charcoal at all, of course. They're made mostly of keep my clean socks in, and there must be 100 packs of ANDY Our fascination with fire isn't hard to understand. It's the coal dust and a binding material like clay or starch, but source of great danger and yet great comfort if properly matches in it. They'd be handy except that I never light a they're handy. match in the bedroom. ROONEY controlled. I suppose one of the single most important at- While I was buying the bag of briquets that morning, I also tributes of civilization is the ability to control fire and put it to I've never smoked cigarettes and We have an electric bought a box of wooden matches. It is my habit to keep use. , stove, so I don't really use many matches, but, to be honest matchboxes on the mantelpiece over the fireplace in the living In the movie version of Mark Twain's "A Connecticut with you, I played with matches as a kid and I've never gotten room and take six or eight of them in my pocket when I'm Yankee in King Arthur's Court," Will Rogers saved his life by over the fascination they had for me then. starting a fire in the backyard. That's what I did last amazing the king with his cigarette lighter. A dream or I still play with matches if I get the chance. For instance, protective of us. They keep thinking up new safety features weekend, but after setting the fire with newspapers under- fantasy that often recurs in my mind is one in which I'm the If I light one for anything, I always try to bum It all the way to that make matches more inconvenient. I don't think many neath,1 couldn't get the match to light. only person in the world with matches. If I had lived 1,000 the end. After it has burned halfway, I wet the tip of my. I went back Inside to look at the box the matches came in years ago and had had no other possession than those book 1 fires are set accidentally by people using matches for a good thumb and forefinger and grab hold of the not, bulbous end to purpose and. I don't appreciate some of the ways and, of course, they were called "safety" matches. They matches in my dresser drawer, I wouldn't have needed see if I can burn the whole match. matchmakers try to protect us from ourselves. couldn't be struck just anywhere. They had to be scratched on anything else to be rich and powerful. We have a grill in the backyard and I use matches most For instance, I have a strong aversion to book matches the strip on the side of the matchbox. i Of course, with my luck, I'd have gone before King Arthur often starting the fire for cooking out there in the summer. that have the striking pads on the opposite side from where Well, when I go out to the backyard, I don't want to take with my life on the line and discovered, when I reached into That's where I do most of my thinking about matches. the cover lifts open. They aren't handy at all and I doubt If the whole box of matches with me and I'd be pleased if the my pocket to amaze him by lighting a wooden match, that I wish the people who make matches wouldn't be so they're any safer. I'm careful to throw them all away without wooden matchmakers wouldn't try to make life so safe for they were safety matches and I d left the box at home. B2 The Daily Register Lifestyle SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 7.1982 TIME OF YOUR LIFE Do you manage time?
By JACK H. SMITH friends and Insists on writing them sufficient reward from the expenditure over again if he has made more than of time, you aren't wasting it. Time management techniques for two mistakes. Please Me agrees to If you like to watch soap operas and retired people? Yep. head a fund-raising committee for the you enjoy them, viewing isn't a waste I came to this conclusion while senior center, even though he's already of time for you. If you wadt to get up reading "How To Put More Time In involved in too many volunteer jobs, early and do whatever chores you have Your Life" (Rawson, Wade; New because he likes the president. Try to do in order to watch the soaps with a York, IU.95) by Dm Scott, who heads a Hard makes a thorough housecleanlng clear conscience, fine. What may be a San Francisco management education a weekly job, even though guests aren't waste of time is to try to discuss the firm! coming for a month, because that's the soaps with someone who doesn't care Dr. Scott lists five types of com- way she was brought up. Be Strong for them or whose own time schedule - pulsive time wasters refuses to ask for the neighbor's help in doesn't have room for daytime tele- vision. ' (1) Hurry Up, who rushes for the cutting down a tree and removing the excitement of It and thus postpones stump because he "isn't that weak Sitting around and wondering how everything until the last minute; yet." to spend the next hour is time wasting, but planning how to spend most of next (2) Be Perfect, who wastes time on Retirees need to save time — or, to week or nest month is not. trivia and marginal stuff in order to put It another way, make the most of look excellent: ' The important factor in time man- their time — because time is most of agement, as Dr. Scott indicates, is that (3) Please Me, who accepts a lot of what they have left. It's good time, you be its master, not its slave unnecessary things to do to avoid let- expendable time, with no more arbi- TENNIS TOURNEY — ting down the askers; trary and artificial demands — unless, In retirement, you no longer nave to Elli Sylvester, Elberon, of course, the individual imposes them take time to prove yourself; you've left above, and Carolyn (4) Try Hard, who concentrates on on himself. done that. You no longer have to spend Lvpn, Holmdel, second getting an "A" for effort and so time impressing others. That's a hard from left, were winners in knocks himself out insteads of finding Getting a chore behind you is a tendency to defeat, however, because the eighth annual Oav of the simplest way; and compelling enough reason to tackle the we all hunger for applause. Tennis staged by Phalanx (3) Be Strong, who is too proud to job now. Some women like to wash the Auxiliary to Family and dishes soon after the meal because The time management technique ask for help when it's perfectly accep- for retirees is to think hard before each Children's Service at Coun- table to ask. they know they're done and they don't tryside Swim and Tennis have to come home to them. That's OK use of time. What will this expenditure Club, Marlboro. With them The author Is referring to members • • but It isn't essential to do the dishes of time be worth to me — or us? What are finalists Mary Higgins, of the workforce, but I can testify that during the coolest time of the morning, will it do for others? second from right, and these habits carry over into retire- the best time for gardening. Marge Springer, both of ment. The payoff doesn't have to be big, Middletown. Ninety wom- just satisfying and fulfilling. Are you For example: The measure of the value of time is doing the crossword puzzle because you en participated in the out- individual. It's what you get out of it Ing, at which Janet Hurry Up fiddles around all spring enjoy the challenge? Fine. Are you and sits down with his income-tax form that counts. You don't want to waste it, doing it to kill time? That's something McGuire, Shrewsbury, and to be sure, but If you're getting a Joan Blessing, Point on AprU 14. Be Perfect writes letters to else. Pleasant, took first place for serving and lobbing, re- spectively. MEMOS
Woman's club TINTON FALLS - The Woman's Club of Tinton Falls will meet Thursday at ( p.m. In Mahala Atchison School. Register NET PROCEEDS — Approximiatelv $1,800 was earned for Family and Children's The colors will be presented Service at the tennis tournament sponsored bv its Phalanx Auxiliary. Among top by representatives of troops staff in Tinton Falls Neighborhood players at the event are, left to right, Nancy Gambino, Matawan; Marilyn of Girl Scouts. Alt's Gym- photos Policastro, Howell, Eileen Flint, Colts Neck, and Dee Reid, Middletown. Flint and nastics School will present Reid were first runner sup. the program. Club officers are Marion Boots, president; Marie Bixxaro, first vice A NEW YOU president; Nancy MeCarten, second vice president; Mary Beth Sullivan, secretary; Nancy Barrett, correspond- ing secretary, andEloise Tips for bride's mother Wolf, treasurer. Seniors' party By EMILY WILKENS pretty portrait. While you certainly will have no trouble purchasing cosmetics in Europe, you may not be able to find RED BANK - The St. initially, all eyes are on the bride at a wedding but the your favorites and you may discover that makeup is more James Senior Citizens Club mothers — hers and the bridegroom's — come in for their expensive and not as readily available as it is at home. If your will celebrate it* 7th an- share of attention too, especially after the excitement of the favorite lotions and potions are packed in large "economy niversary with a luncheon In ceremony settles into socializing at the reception. size" bottles, stop at the dime store and purchase small Squires Pub, West Long Happiness — and there's lots of it going around at wed- plastic jars and bottles. Repackage just enough of each Branch, Wednesday, June M. dings — is a great cosmetic but it needs an assist as women formula to see you beautifully through your trip. Ann Targonsky, president, grow older. This is especially true for those with gray hair. It When traveling, it pays to take the aids you need. Other- will take reservations until can be beautiful, an absolute asset, or it can make a woman wise you may waste-travel time shopping when you could be this Wednesday look washed out. It may need a color rinse to banish any trace out seeing the sights. WEIGHT of yellow and bring out its silvery beauty. Incidentally, for trips that will take me off the beaten It's important that the gray-haired woman use eye track, I always bring a small cake of soap, a box of tissues and Caring group makeup. It can give her eyes depth and drama. Mascara in a powdered soap (the latter to handle my drip-dry wash). brown or charcoal shade can define her eyes. Black mascara Have a beauty question that needs an answer? Write to EDISON - Concerned should be avoided — it's too harsh. Emily Wllkens care of this newspapers. If you would like a Committee for the Elderly WATCHERS To look radiant for a wedding or other special occasion, copy of her "Spa Secrets" bulletin, Include SO cents and a will meet Wednesday from 10 listen to makeup experts who suggest experimenting with self-addressed stamped envelope with your request a.m. to noon in West Hall of makeup in advance. Better yet, have makeup professionally Middlesex County College. done several weeks before the wedding, then learn to dupli- cate the effect. Don't wait until the last minute to try something new. When choosing a dress, avoid washed-out pastel blues and pinks. Cray hair is set off by color, so choose vibrant shades LOST! — royal blue, vivid aqua, or periwinkle instead of baby blue; American beauty, shocking pink or apricot Instead of pastel pink. 73 Unwanted Ideally, says a fashion expert, a woman should select a shade that will provide bright contrast and make her gray hair Pounds sparkle and shimmer Just like silver. JUST FOR YOU ". The whole concept of Dear Emily: DM you ever hear of a skin-peeling recipe Weight Watchers is fantastic I that's made with tall? — E.P. like me newest food plans. Ilike Dear E.P.: If you combine equal parts baby oil and table the extras — the win* and things salt and apply to skin, massaging it in with your fingers, the like that. It really works. Now I go salt will remove dead surface skin while the baby oil will Into a store and there is so much in soften skin. Is this what you mean by a "skin-peeling" my size and everything look* good. I recipe? just love the new mel»> ' Incidentally if you would like more beauty recipes you will Full (Jay Program... Trmportitlop. available CmrolMbmtd find them in my "Natural Beauty Aids" bulletin. To obtain a copy, send SO cents and a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Licensed by State of N.J. me in care of this newspaper. $ TRAVELERS BEAUTY AIDS Dear Emily: I am going to Europe for the first time and SAVE To 20.00! am wondering what I should carry in the way of makeup. Is It necessary to take all my usual aids or can I slock op when I Education for bright 3-4-5 year olds gel to Europe? — Jet Seller FREE! SAVE! Dear Jet Setter: Take the aids you normally use to paint a in The Little White House COUPONS WORTH $10- Additional $10.00 Off Join now and gel this vak upon at Ranney School book FREE. Use them anytime i Meeting Feesl between June 28 and Sept. 5, Prepay and complete 10 weekly 235 Hope Road 1982 and youl receive classes before Dec. 31, 1982 and NEED HELP DECORATING? up to $10.00 off save a total of $10.00 OFF mooting Tinton Falls, N.J. meeting leee. toes. Purchase valid through Oct. YOU CAN AFFORD A May not be 16, 1982. 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ADVICE HINTS FROM HELOISE
YOUR HEALTH Steam iron needs unclogging DEAR HELOISE: enough time to thaw. — V.B. batch fresh leaf lettuce from her garden, I My steam iron doesn't make steam anymore. I SHOPPING TIP (blush^) Irgot to wash and refrigerate it right would like to know what I could put In it to clean It Dear Heloise: Have you ever been grocery away. out. — Mrs. A. Valteace •hopping and wanted to slock up on some frozen Consequently, It was a limp mess In the bot- ^Silent' stones There probably is a lime buildup from using food items, but couldn't because the weather was tom of the container. Drat! Decided to go ahead hard water In the iron. Pour full-strength vinegar hot and you had other errands to run? and wash it and cook it for an addition to my (cheapest kind) into the iron and let it steam for Simply bring along a foam ice chest and keep vegetable stockpot. about five minutes. it in the trunk of your car. Since it was bedtime, I just put the lettuce in a By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. laws about admitting animals to the country. Unplug the iron and let it stand a while longer, frozen and perishable Items im- pot of cold water and set the pot on the stove to Any animal must first have a long period then pour out the vinegar. Thoroughly rinse out jp the ice chest and carry on with cook in the morning. of isolation in a government-established the iron with clean water. You may have to use a your errands. Lo and behold! When I got up it was all crisp If this an unusual lUuitlpn? My doctor toothpick to poke through the holes. The food will day cold quite awhile. But if you thought 1 might have had an ulcer attack. quarantine kennel before being admitted to again! I drained it, put It in a clean pillowcase and the country. At the present time the quaran- To prevent this type of problem, always use know it's going to be a long day, add a frozen cold ran it through the final spin of my washing When X-rays were taken, they didn't find any bottled distilled water which is available In your pack or two. — Emily H. ulcer but they did find stones In my gallblad- tine period is six months. machine (a Heloise hint, I believe). Result: grocery store, or save up precious rain water and WORKSHOP STORAGE gorgeous lettuce ready for salads! — Kay der. My doctor was just as surprised as I was All animals are carefully observed and strain it before pouring it into the iron. Dear Heloise: For storing nails,' screws, nuts because I didn't have any symptoms of studied in their quarantine kennels to be sure If you MUST use regular tap water, never let and bolts, etc., in my basement workroom, I've SANDBOX gallbladder trouble. - Mrs. J.L.. Arii. they are not carriers of the rabies germ. it remain in the iron. Always empty out any water found using glass jars with lids the best solution. Dear Heloise: If you have small children or Dear Mrs. L.: left after ironing. — Hugs, Heloise No rust problem, and you can see what's inside. grandchildren, one of those molded-plaslic wad- Quite frequently during a routine X-ray Squirrels,, raccoons, skunks and other FREEZER FAILURE My husband improved on the Idea by suggest- ing pools makes a neat sandbox when filled with examination for some intestinal problem a carnivorous animals may be carriers. Bites Dear Heloise: With vacation time in full ing I nail the lida to any exposed beams in the sand. stone may be found in the gallbladder even by any of these animals, even those that are swing, here is a way to determine if that deep basement (or the bottom of shelves) and then Make a cover to keep the pets out, and you've though there is no clinical evidence of its domesticated, are reported immediately to got a great entertainment center. — Mrs. J.S. health authorities. freeze was turned off for any length of time due to screwing the Jars onto the lida. existence. a power failure while you were away from home. Out of the way, no chance of knocking one off If you've got a hint to keep kids happy on When an outbreak of rabies does occur, Before you leave, empty a tray of ice cubes and breaking it, and very accessible. — Mrs. summer days, you'll want to share it with others, Silent stones is the expression commonly won't you? Send it to Heloise, P.O. Box 32000, San used to describe this situation. the health authorities pounce down on the into a pan and set the pan in the freeier. If the Richard R. problem and are relentless to be sure that power has been off long enough for the ice cubes LIMP LETTUCE Antonio, TX 78216. She can't thank you personally Very often mild symptoms of gallbladder there is no dissemination of the disease. to melt, then you know the food probably had Dear Heloise: When a friend brought me a big but she will use the best hints in her column. disease may resemble disorders of the stom- ach. Since no ulcer was found in the stomach, Some people may feel that such a long it might be an interesting thought that the time in quarantine is not essential. Yet the ANN LANDERS gallbladder may have been the culprit that British treasure the remarkable control they produced the symptoms thought to be due to have had over rabies and simply refuse to the stomach ulcer. lower their standards of critical surveillance. I was told that rabies does not exist in SPEAKING OF YOUR HEALTH... Some Wives respond about older males England. I wonder why. - Mr. E.C., Mass. motorists are under the misimpression that Dear Mr. C: when they press down a car door lock they They complain about small Dear Ann Landers: I mar- energy to get his 70-year-old part of me, and I was a part 60 years ago, 40 years ago, 20 automatically protect children from falling of him. We saw hard times, years ago, four weeks ago things, argue and bicker and Rabies does indeed exist in England. out of the automobile. ried a man who was 68 when I motor started. And when one There is no climate or geographical area that considers the length of time lived through the Depression and today. take all God's blessings for was 45. Since I've been there granted. Why don't they re- is free from this type of Infection in animals. Wrong! For this only prevents others I am well qualified to respond the motor will run, my advice and lost a son, our oldest of All around me I see is to forget It. You are better four children. The boy was couples, young and old, who alize how good life has been The fact is that the frequency of rabies in from coming in. There are special devices lo the gentleman In Louisiana to them? Tell them, Ann that make it impossible for children to open who gave an eloquent (but off to wash down the kitchen just 20 when he was killed in are so fortunate and don't re- England is probably lower than it is any- walls, paint the bathroom or World War II. We struggled alize it. They still have one Landers. Wake them up! - where else in the world. doors from the inside of an auto. hollow) plea on behalf of rhankful In Oklahoma "bedroom patience" with rearrange the living room to own a home and build a another to share their joy and That which distinguishes England from Dr. Coleman welcomes questions from the older male. furniture. The rewards will small family business. My sorrow, to confide in, to eat Dear Oklahoma: There is most other countries about rabies is the fact readers. Please write to him In care of this be greater than wearing your- husband never drank and I with, to cook for, to have one no way to wake them up. It is Take it from me, honey, it never once questioned his another lo come home to, to one of life's crudest ironies that Great Britain has set up the most rigid newspaper. isn't wort" the effort and self out to rev up some gray- haired relic. - Voice Of Ex- faithfulness. He was the most go out with, to discuss their that we never miss the water perience In Natchez important person in my life children and grandchildren. until the well runs dry. Dear Natch: Not all 70- ASK DR. BROTHERS year-old males are alike. Just because there's snow on the roof doesn't mean there's no Cheryl Schaefer boasts: fire in the furnace. You may be speaking from Vacation from job stress experience, but my mail tells a different story. A woman who would compare sexual By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS him. The best way lo gel Dear Dr. Brothers: My dren will too. If you want to intimacy with washing down along is lo slay out of his way. father moved to Florida after tell them in advance, I sug- walls and moving furniture Dear Dr. Brothers: 1 hate I feel angry and lense every my mother's death Iwo years gest you make it casual and has never had.a loving rela- my job and I dislike my boss day and I don't want to go ago. My two children, aged S positive. You might say, tionship. My condolences, out it's the only Job I have home and dump this on my and 7, adore him and we're "Granddaddy has a friend Buttercup. Please read the and la my field there's a high wife and kids, I'd like to planning a trip lo visit him. who's staying with him to next letter. It speaks to the lay-off rale. As my wife re- dump II where it should be I've Just learned, however, keep him company, and I'm point more eloquently than "I10ST minds me, I'm lucky to be unloaded — at my boss' door. that he's sharing his little sure you'll like her." anything I could say. working at a lime when What should I do?-M.O. apartment with a lady Irieod. Studies have shown that Dear Ann Landers: I was there's so much unemploy- Dear M.O.: You admil This is, I gather, a woman the high rate of physical and shaken by your response to ment. My boss Is the type of your situation on the job is about his own age. Neither psychological depression usu- the Idler signed, "A Rose person who thinks he's God. one that can't be changed — my husband nor I care about ally comes during the first for Cupid's Coffin." You said, There's no way to talk with at least, not at the moment, his live-in romance, but we're year of widowhood, and it's "America had better lake a so you're going to have hi wondering what to tell the the lack of accustomed com- good look at herself in the embrace the philosophy of children. This is really a panionship that causes the se- area of love, marriage, emo- learning to live with and ac- twist because I remember vere depression. tional attachments and the Colonial Dames cept this fact. There, are still when I first lived with a man 54 LBS, Widowers who live alone meaning of commitment." I things in your life, however, (my husband) I was worried tend to get more lonely and thought, "How odd can life conclude season over which you do have con- shout hiding this from my depressed than those who live be?" The survey the reader on the Nutri/System program, trol and here you can make parents until we decided to with others. Possibly, re- cited showed thai the longer MATAWAN - Mrs. Wil- changes that will help. make it all legal. Now, I'm searchers suggest, the people stay married, the less without being tired or hungry." liam Asman, Little Silver, re- worried about my kids.— J.B. widowed who live with others they care about each other. gent of the Lady Deborah I suggest that before you "Working in a restaurant didn't help my go home to meet your family, Dear J.B.: I wouldn't say have someone to direct their Four weeks ago I suddenly Moody Chapter, Colonial irritability at and this is weight problem. But with Nutri/System, I ate Dames of the 17th Century, at you work off some of thai anything about this, if I were lost my husband. I soon will tension and anger in some you. It is best not to make an healthy. Your father is lucky be 80. He was 81. We would pre-packaged foods every day and every- the season's concluding meet- to have someone with whom ing of the season here in the sort of physical activity. It issue of it. If you accept your have been married 60 years in thing was measured and should be something that father's new friend, your chil- he can share his later years. home of Mrs. J. Nelson the fall. My husband was a counted for me. And it was Smith, announced that the gives you pleasure. If you en- joy swimming, it's worth really good food like beef, chapter will resume meet- joining a club where you can ings Sept. 28, one month swim every night after work. veal and shrimp scampi. earlier this fall. The state fall If you like jogging use this as I have more energy than meeting will be Oct. 26. Her a way to drain off tension and executive board will meet in put the office behind you. Or ever, too. This was the per her home June 28 at 10:30 feet program for me!" a.m. tennis. oirooiinlond The chapter has made a Try to live in the moment. No diet pills, When you leave your work, donation to Christ Church no Injections Episcopal, Shrewsbury, for close a door in your brain and its "Save the Crown" resto- enjoy the remaining hours of Professionally supervised] the day and night. Take what HOURS: RID BANK ration project. Mrs. J. Nelson No starvation or food Smith also reported on the I call mini-vacations every TUES-SAT. needs of Veterans Hospitals hour on the job. By using your 10-5:30 decisions and a donation will be made. imagination constructively Wide choice of delicious Guest speaker was Mrs. you can be on a beach in Emelea M. 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BEETLE BAILEY THE PHANTOM ALI THE SLAVER? \T NOW,,,CONTINUE. RULBR OF 8ARON EVEKYOlE ELSE BRING HIM AT ONC£,f AT PRECISELY / XSHOULP ONE AL6O THE OVERSEERJ THE POir\iT WHERE REPORTEP FOR PLfTV, ft BE MAP AT CALLED M WITH THE MINE *cf\. KXI STOPPED. I VVONPER WHAT •Cunningham said the key to bis team's victory grabs Grand Prix was excellent defense. "I can't stress it enough. It's our whole concept. "We were quick mentally. We picked up loose balls and By USA FODERAHO two national championship titles in the OPC this generated energy," Cunningham said. class. "It's unusual for stock outboards and Bob McAdoo led the Lakers with 23 points, while Norm RUMSON - Richard Runne of Red OPCs to run a race together. This was a Nixon collected 20, but just two in the second half. Earvin Bank won the Grand Prii yesterday aboard very good idea, and I thought that the "Magic" Johnson had only 10, but gathered 10 rebounds. Mike his IS Super Stock Runabout (SSR) in the regatta committee did a great job." Cooper scored 18 and Jamaal Wilkes 13. rain-shortened 7th annual Rumson Out- The 19-foot OPCs, a new addition to this Erving said of the blowout, "a one point or 30 point win ... board Regatta. year's Rumson Regatta, can reach speeds it's the same thing. I think the series Is already turned around." Runne, who was the IS SSR national of up to 90 mph. Quite a few spectators turned out for La. »MHll (Ml) champion in 1078, competed against 17 RamUi 10-1 ». WlikMa IIII, Abdul Jabftar ] n t. Ninon » M X. E. Johwori 4 stock outboards from four different daises yesterday's regatta despite relentless rain 1-4 10. McAdoo HUH. Coopar • M II. C. Johmon 0 M 0. Landlbargar 0 M 0. in the 8-lap Grand Prix with a Lemans and fog. JvWIMl McOaa 1M 4, Imnr I Ml. ToUli47t-» ta. "A lot of people came out in spite of the Wllllllllll MM) start. Irvine 101-1 a. S. JODM 1 HII. C. Jorm 10-14. CMMl JM tj. Tonav II J-a 11, rain," said John Kavookjlan of Milltown, MMom 1 04 1. Dawklni » J-a JO, Richard**! 4 1-4 11, Mia 1 04 4, Holllru 0 04 0, "I had a good start and knew I had the EOaardl 1041 Total! U1J-J4 1)3 co-chairman of the regatta committee. LaaAjtajatas. ,. at-M-17-11 IM HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU — Philadelphia 76ers center Darryl Dawkins, all 6-11'/, race," said Runne upon receiving the "Our main objective this year was to re- PMta«M*Ma ,. 1M4-S7-44—1*1 of him, can only look up at his Los Angeles counterpart, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, as Foutod out—Nona. Total fouls—Lot AnMttt it, PMIKKIpnla II Tachnlcalt- Molson Cup shortly after the race. "I have instate interest in the regatta. The 100 PhlladalpMa, IMMlttofanM; Loa AimmjIUMIdafanw. >- 11,111. the 7-2 Laker plvotman attempts to make a move to the basket. to say that the water was very choppy, and drivers that came out for the race and the it was hard to see out there." regatta committee are really pleased with the enthusiasm of this year's events.'' Sponsored by Molson Breweries of Cana- da Ltd., the regatta committee was forced One dripping young man explained Us to cancel about half of the weekend's sched- reasons for showing up in Victory Park uled races because of dangerous water con- yesterday. Swede wins French title ditions on the Navesink River off Victory "There's nothing better to do, and I PARIS (AP) — Perhaps no one was more court event. Vilas, the 1977 champion who has four times Park. thought that I might get some free surprised at the the result of the French Open The marathon took place on the center court of reached the finals in Paris, was attempting to "It was unfortunate that It rained," Molsons," said Peter /Goldsmith of title match than Swede Mats Wllander, a 17-year- Roland Garros Stadium in sizzling temperatures become the oldest winner since Spain's Andres said R.C. Hawte of Aberdeen. "The water Rumson. "I wanted to some races, old tennis sensation whose triumph over that reached 91 degrees. Gimeno took the title in 1972 at the age of 34. The conditions were typical for Rumson. too." Guillermo Vilas has made him the tournament's "I started getting cramps in my arm in the left-handed Argentine, who turns 30 in August, is Rumson's never calm." Hawle, the Stock In addition to the I which was youngest men's champion. fourth set and I was very tired," the blond, 5 foot, the oldest player among the top 10 rankings. presented to the winner i and Prix, Outboard Chairman for this region, flnahed "When I had my match point, it was the first 11 inch Wilander said. "I don't know what would "He played better and I don't have any com- over $1,000 In cash prizes': several Cali- have happened if we had gone another set." third In the Grand Prix aboard his "C" time I thought could win," the unseeded Wllander plaints," Vilas said after his loss. "You fight for Stock Runabout. fornia redwood clocks were awarded to the Wilander's upset of Vilas, the No.4 seed, ended a title and sometimes you win and sometimes you top finishers in yesterday's races. All pro- said yesterday after his 1-6, 74, 64, M victory Mike Quindaui of Valley Cottage, N.Y. over the 2»-year-old Argentine. "After the first his fellow Swede Bjorn Borg's distinction of being lose. I was fighting this time for it and I lost." took first place In the Outboard Per- ceeds from the regatta will contribute to the youngest French Open champion. the renovation of Victory Park. set, I didn't think I bad a chance." Vilas said Wilanders slowly hit balls were the formance Craft (OPC) class, the only Borg, who was not competing in this year's key to the match, which was played from the power boat which ran Its own race in yes- Oimir. Wimmi Cram - I. MIU OulnMni. Suffering from the effects of a cold and trou- event, won his first of six French crowns in 1074 baseline with rallies that lasted as long as 90 terday's soggy regatta. ValWy Cottoa, N.V.I 1. Tun Oa.na.ll>, SWIdi Park; bled by cramps In his arm, the Swedish teen-ager six days after his 18th birthday. Wilander cele- Paul Latlr, Plna •HCh strokes. Qraa* Mi _ I. Rkhard Rtmna, Rid Bank (USSR); I. overcame his first-set loss and captured the brates his 18th birthday on Aug. 22. "It was difficult seeing in the fog and David Dawald. RMCUne, Pa. (USSR); 1. R.C. MMM. 166,000 winner's purse In a four-hour and 42- ' "His shots take a long time to come down," mist," noted Quindaui, former bolder of AMftMn (CSR); 4. Cr.lg MMM. RlMliw. Pa. (tSSSR)l "It really doesn't matter being the youngest," 5 Craig Bowman. LamMrtvllM (1SUR). mlnute battle that was one of the longest finals in Wilander said. "The Important thing is to win the Vilas said. "It gives him lots of time to go back the history of the world's most prestigious clay match." into position. I didn't know how to deal with it."
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But I'll tell you something, I Swan, mainly relegated to the bullpen this wanted six." season as he continues a two-year rehabilita- Aikens, after doubling in his first three at- tion from shoulder problems, made the most bats and singling his next two times up, of an unexpected start yesterday, going six struck out swinging in the ninth inning. innings in a 6-3 victory over the Cincinnati Manager Dick Howser wasn't surprised Reds. Swan, 4-1, pitched out of trouble sever- at all at his team's outburst. "When a club al times to post his first victory as a starter hits .290-something," he said of the Royals' since June 11, 1980, and snap the Mets' four- .295 batting average, "we're going to score game losing streak. runs." "I'm ready, if he's ready," was Swan's Astros 7, Phillies 6 response when told of Bamberger's plans for HOUSTON - Houston pinch-hitter Danny the starting rotation. "If he thinks I'm Heep drove home two runs with a single in ready, I'm ready. I'm real easy." the bottom of the ninth and Phil Garner's Swan has learned to temper his en- infield hit scored the winning run to give the thusiasm during the last two years as he's Houston Astros a victory over the Philadel- tried to rehabilitate a rotator cuff injury. He phia Phillies. said his shoulder felt fine after his six-inning The Astros trailed 6-4 entering the ninth, performance. but pinch hits by Dickie Thon and Alan Knice- "I'll be thrilled when I can do it for a ly set the stage for Heep's two-run single off whole season," he said. reliever Warren Brusstar, 2-2. Swan got a chance at his third start when Heep went to second on a single by Terry Randy Jones came down with the flu and had Puhl, took third on a grounder by Ray Knight to be scratched at the last minute. Swan had and scored the winning run when Brusstar made 15 relief appearances since his last fielded Garner's slow roller and threw wildly BRITISH STERLING — British Grand Prix driver start on April 17. past first base. John Watson holds the trophy high over his head • "I had been thinking about bringing Swan Vern Ruhle, 4-3, was the winner. after driving his McLaren to first place In the first back for another start, but I was a little leery Pirates 2, Padres 1 Detroit Grand Prix. of it," Bamberger said. PITTSBURGH - Tony Pena's one-out Royals 14, Yankee! 1 single in the ninth inning drove in the winning APMwto NEW YORK - It was like wishing for a run as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat San Diego EMPHATIC EJECTION — Umpire Vic Voltaggio gives the old "heave-ho" to New quarter from the tooth fairy and waking up and handed Tim Lollar his first loss of the York Yankee manager Gene Michael after he argued a delayed call on a balk Watson wins with Fort Knox under the pillow. "What a season. against pitcher Roger Erickson during the sixth inning of yesterday's game. pitcher wants," said Kansas City left-hander Lollar, 5-1, yielded a leadoff single in the Vida Blue, "is his team to score first. Today, ninth to Lee Lacy, who had struck out in that happened." three previous at-bats. Bill Madlock sacri- Oakland, the Brewers' fifth consecutive vic- A lot. ficed Lacy to second and Jason Thompson Allenson drove in Boston's final two runs tory and fourth under their, new manager, Grand Prix The Royals, behind a 22-hit barrage high- was intentionally walked before Pena fol- in the ninth with his first homer of the year, Harvey Kuenn. lighted by Willie Aikens' five hits, including lowed with his single over the head of Padre chasing Forsch. In sweeping the three-game series from DETROIT (AP) - Tenacious John Watson of Great three straight doubles and four runs batted shortstop Garry Templeton. the A's, the Brewers scored 28 runs on 43 hits Britain charged from a nth-place start to win going away in, and three RBI apiece by Hal McRae and Red Sox S, Angels 1 Dodgers 5, Cardinals 3 — 18 for extra bases. Pete Vuckovlch, 7-2, in the inaugural Detroit Grand Prix, a victory that John Wathan, staked Blue to a 14-0 lead after ANAHEIM, Calif. - Rick Miller's single ST. LOUIS - Steve Sax atoned for a scattered seven Oakland hits in eight innings. boosted him into the lead in the world driving cham- six innings yesterday en route to a 14-1 route broke a tie in the top of the seventh, Gary seventh-inning error with a two-run triple in Rangers 5, White Sox 4 pionship standings. of the New York Yankees. Allenson hit a two-run homer and Boston the top of the ninth to carry the Los Angeles ARLINGTON, Texas - Jim Sundberg Dodgers over the St. Louis Cardinals. "I suppose it (the victory) was somewhat unex- Kansas City had scored 16 runs in Blue's •relief ace Mark Clear silenced California as greeted Chicago reliever Salome Barojas pected," Watson said in the champagne-filled chaos of seven previous starts, so the offensive the Red Sox won, stretching the Angels' Sax tripled off Bruce Sutter, 3-2, the third with a tie-breaking single in the eighth to victory circle. "Now we just have to keep working as .splurge was certainly welcome. As Blue put losing streak to seven games. St. Louis pitcher, following a single by Ron give the Texas Rangers a victory over the hard as we have been to see that it keeps happening all it, "It made my approach to this game a lot In the seventh, singles by Dave Staple ton Roeriicke, a forceout and a base hit by Rick White Sox. year. It would be wonderful to win a world cham- easier." and Glenn Hoffman and a walk to Allenson Monday to give the Dodgers a 4-3 lead. Mark Wagner and George Wright stroked pionship." Aikens, who raised his average 27 points loaded the bases against right-hander Ken Brewers 7, A's 2 two-out singles off Jerry Koosman, 1-3, The 36-year-old native of Belfast, Northern Ireland, to .258, was largely responsible for Blue's Forsch, 4-6 Miller looped a single into short OAKLAND, Calif. - Ted Simmons and before Sundberg delivered the game-winning considered something of a journeyman after 10 seasons of easy, outing in the Royals' fifth consecutive center to score Stapleton and Jerry Remy iJim Gantner homered and Gorman Thomas hit, a liner to left field. Dave Schmidt, 1-1, Formula One racing, roared into the lead on the 42nd of 62 victory, their longest winning streak of the followed with a sacrifice fly to score Hoff- drove in three runs as Milwaukee ripped got the victory in relief. laps on the 2.5-mile, 20-tum course that threads its way around the downtown Renaissance Center. He kept his Marlboro-sponsored McLaren MP-4B out front the rest of the way, adding this victory to his triumph earlier this season at Belgium and raising his Jack's rooters spur Stadler to victory career victory total to four. "The car worked very well today," Watson ex- plained. "I don't think it had a lot to do with my BETHESDA, Md. (AP) - Craig Stadler think more than anything. I kind of turned, out and didn't go in. I didn't hit a very good He explained that he had acquired a swing to maturity. I was surprised I was able to pass so much. has easily retained his Kemper Open cham- and under my breath, said a few things and putt and it took a little bound left and just quick and sloppy that when he returned to the Sometimes, when you get the momentum of passing, you pionship, boosted his money-winning lead on went on," he said. dribbled in the right side of the hole. The way tour at Colonial and Muirfield, he finished can go through a lot of cars, and that's what I seemed to the pro golf tour to $312,058 and established Nicklaus and Morgan appeared to have the putts were hit, it should have been a two- 58th and 62nd, failing to break par In any of do." the largest winning margin of the year — second place wrapped up but Seve shot swing. Jack should have made his and I his last eight rounds. seven strokes. Ballesteros of Spain came on strong to match should have missed mine." "I wasn't playing too well coming into For all this, he gave some of the credit SUdler's 69 and take the $43,200 runnerup He agreed, however, that the tournament here, and boom, it happens," he said. "It is Corner romps to LPGA win after his victory yesterday to those in the prize with a 282. Nicklaus and Morgan tied was all but over — and the $72,000 first prize the confidence and excitement of coming gallery who were rooting for Jack Nicklaus, for third at 283 and won $23,200 each. his - when he birdied No. 13. "That was back somewhere where I play well all the MALVERN, Pa. - A special feeling and a red-hot pretty much the end of the day for anybody time. It makes for a very fine week." putter boosted JoAnne earner to a six-shot victory yes- playing in the same threesome with Stadler Stadler, who earlier this spring won the and Dr. Gil Morgan. Masters, had a relatively easy time in the else," he said. In addition to winning here a year ago, terday in the rain-interrupted LPGA McDonalds' Kids' Earlier in the week, Stadler said his game Stadler came in third in I960 when the Classic. Stadler, who fired a closing-round 69 and final round over the par-72, 7,173-yard layout posted a 275 — 13-under-par for the 72 holes in suburban Washington. had gone down hill since he won the Masters Kemper was moved to Congressional from "I really knew I was going to play well," said Carner, because of a two-week trip be took to Japan. Quail Hollow in Charlotte, N.C. who destroyed the opposition with a fourth-round, 5-under over the Congressional Country Club course, Going in with a three-stroke lead over par 67 that put her at 276, 12-under par for the 72-hole said that the pro-Nicklaus crowd pumped him Nicklaus, Stadler birdied the first two holes tournament. up after he had bogeyed the eighth hole. "It to jump out a five-stroke advantage before got me a little more excited today than I have coming up with a bogey. After a par, he "It's just so seldom that you really feel very confi- been in the past. You're never going to have picked up two more birdies while Nicklaus KEMPER OPEN SCORES dent When you feel it, I just ride it. I love it," she added. everybody pulling for one guy or the other. made par, to take a six-shot edge. i 'in HIT had flatly predicted victory after taking a one- Obviously, you're going to have a lot of "I didn't hit the ball as well as I did the shot lead into the final round on the soggy par-72, 6,283- BETHESDA. Md. IAP) — Final tcorat and monav win. Mark McNully, 15.040 11 11 11 » IK people pulling for Jack more than anybody last two days, but I made everything happen Jim Colbarl. 15.0*0 74-71-71-71— M0 yard White Manor Country Club nlngl vaiiardav In tha 1400,000 Kampar Opan ovar tha 7,17]. else, or Arnold (Palmer) than anybody else. and nobody really made a substantial run al yard, par 71 Congrattlonal Country Club courta Lacut Tan Brock. 11.040 74 71-71.71- HO And she made good on the forecast with six birdies Craig Sladlar, 171,000 71 67 47 41 275 DA. Walbrlng, 11.040 74-71-71-71—IN "It's one of the reasons I birdied No.9. I me early which didn't hurt the cause any," he Sava Ballatlarot. 143,200 Claranc. Rota. »S,040 7074-71-71-110 and one bogey in her final round. Jack Nicklaus. 123,200 Bill Brlllon, 11.144 7174-71-71-m don't hear a lot of things, but a lot of things said. "I also got off to a fantastic start, 72 4^72-74—201 Gaorga Arcnar. 13.2U 7Ma-717O—W Carner credited a putting tip from her husband, Don, Gil Morgan. 123.200 4O-72-7O-71—20] you can't avoid. And, for a couple of holes in birdying one and two, and basically coasted Gaorga Burnt. 1144700 75-44-71-70—204 Hal Sutlon, U.244 75^0-71-71—»1 for her touch on the greens. Slava Malnyk, (14,400 . .71-71-71-71—204 Bob Glider. 11.440 7J 7t40 74— Itl there, six, seven and eight, there was a lot of from there. I played a little conservatively on Dan Halldorton, 111.010 74-41-41 75—»7 Phil Hancock, 11.440 ilium m "I've never been that sharp with my putter," said negativism in there. the back nine, but not overly so." Calvin Paala. 111.050 4174-7371 207 Laa Eldar. 11,440 74-7I-7J-71—ttl Carner. the second all-time leading money winner in Jim Ntllord. 112,050 77 4t 714* 1(7 Crag Powan, 11 440 74-70 71 74 1»2 "Oh, come on, you can choke it, you'Ve Stadler said he believes the turning point Bob Eattwood. (11.090 7I-71-71-71—207 Andy Baan. 11.440 71-79-77-71—1*1 women's golf. "It's probably the best putting I've ever Lon Hlnkla. 11.400 70-74-70-74—100 Oava Elchalbargr, 11,440 ;i n 71 ti m done." done it before.' These kind of things. I've came after he bogeyed No.8 and came into Jodlo Mudd, (1400 7471-41 74-201 Pal McGowan, 11.131 71 74-74 71 21) No.* with a five-stroke lead. Charlat Coody. 17,500 717170-74—201 Ron Commant. 11.131 71 75 71 74 211 Gib The win was worth 137,500 for Carner, who earned her heard them before. I heard that about 30 or 40 Gavin Lavanton. 17,500 U71 74-71—Mt by Gllbarl.ll.tll 70 71 74 77 HI times on the front nine. It's fine, if they want "I hit a shot about 6 feet above the pin," Mark l.yt, 17,100 71-72-71-7I—lOt Ronnla Black, fl.tll 71^70-7474- m 34th Ladies Professional Golf Association title and needs Lionard Tnommn, 17.500 7W-71-7O-2tt Gaorga Cadla, 11,11! 71-77-71-7J—Itl to say it, they're going to say it. I'm not going he said. "Jack was about 20 feet away. He BoB b BymarfB . 11,0450W0 71-71.71-74-110 Gary Playar, 11,115 74 71-71-71—Itl just one more victory to enter the LPGA Hall of Fame. Wavna Lavl. 11.040 72 71 4171 210 Frad Couplat, tl.tll 71-74-74-72—HI to stop them. That kind of got me going, I hit what looked like a perfect putt, but it spun Mlka Raid, (1,040 71-71 71-74-210 Bob Tway, 11.11! 7475 7171 213 Garvey reaches milestone LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles first baseman Steve Garvey will become the fifth player in major league Hunt's OT goal powers history to perform in 1,000 consecutive games tonight, unless something unforeseen happens. Garvey, 33, will reach the milestone when the Dodgers face the Atlanta Braves in the opener of seven-V Cosmos over Blizzard game homestand. —_^ / Garvey played in his 999th consecutive game in St!j EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Steve sure we could have lost a second or two along Louis yesterday, a game won by the Dodgers, 5-3. Hunt and the Cosmos have proven again that the way. Garvey hasn't missed a game since Sept. 2, 1975 and a game isn't over until the final whistle. "No one would have batted an eyelash if has played in 1,289 of the Dodgers' last 1,298 games. He Although time had run out on the Giants this had happened in Europe where they don't began the 1982 season with a 945-game streak. Stadium Scoreboard, Hunt took a pass from have big Scoreboard clock! that count down The only players with longer consecutive-game Giorgio Chinaglia and volleyed a shot off the the seconds to double zero," he added. streaks in major league history are the New York Yan- fingertips of Toronto Blizzard goalkeeper Jan kees' Lou Oehrig, who played in 2,130 straight games; Moller and into the goal last night to give the The Cosmos would not have been in a Everett Scott, 1,307 games; Billy Williams, the National Cosmos a 2-1 North American Soccer League position to win the game in overtime if League record-holder at 1,117 games, and Joe Sewell, victory. goalkeeper Hubert Birkenmeier bad not 1.103 games The official time of Hunt's controversial made a fingertip save on a penalty kick by "It's going to be very special because I'll be at home tally was 7:28 of sudden death overtime, a Toronto's David Byrne in the 51st minute. in front of all the fans," said Garvey following yester- second before the period would have ended. day's game. "I've always said it's in God's hands. I've "The referee keeps the official time so no The Blizzard, now V-S, led 1-0 on a first been lucky." matter what the Scoreboard clock says you half goal by Byrne when Cosmos defender always play right through to the final whis- Boris Bandov was called for a hand ball in the tle," said Hunt, who won his second game for penalty box six minutes into the second half. Giants mum on strike vote the Cosmos with a late goal. Only a diving deflection by Birkenmeier saved a goal on the penalty kick that would HASBROUCK HEIGHTS - New York Giants players "The last time I looked at the Scoreboard have given the visitors a 2-0 advantage. have held a vote on whether to support a players' strike, clock there was 18 seconds and I figured we but player representative Beasley Reece will not say had Just enough time to have one more go at "Those things have a psychological kick- what they decided. them," he said. back," said Houghton. "It lifts your oppo- "The players asked me not to release the results, but "I remember yelling to Eski (Andranik nent and gets you down. If we had scored 100 percent of us made a decision and we're definitely a Bakendarian) to cross the ball," the left- there we probably would have won the union team," Reece said "The big thing is we walked winger said, "and when it came into Giorgio match." out of the meeting united in thinking." they're defense seemed to relax a bit. I guess The vote taken here Saturday could give the executive they thought the game was over." Instead, the Cosmos tied the game 19 committee of the National Football League Players Toronto Coach Bob Houghton said he did minutes later on a 25-yard blast by Julio Association the authorization to call a strike if talks with not see the Scoreboard clock. Cesar Romero. APrtwta "My assistant coach (Dave Turner) who the NFL Management Council do not lead to a new SLIDING TACKLE — Ace Ntsoelengoe of the Toronto Blizzard, left, is tripped as The Cosmos won their sixth straight collective bargaining agreement. was sitting next to me said that time ran out Vladislav Boglcevic of the Cosmos makes a sliding tackle to knock the ball away when Chinaglia got the ball," he said. "But game, stretching their record to 10-2. The during the first half of yesterday's game. It's hard to be that exact, that pedantic. I'm match was played before 18,938 fans. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 7,1982 The Daily Roister C3 MCIT could use some restructuring COUNTY BRIEFS ByJEFFTUCHMAN
WEST LONG BRANCH - Two upsets in the middle rounds of the 15th Annual Mon- mouth College invitational tennis tournament have made stronger the possibility of a clean sweep — team, singles and doubles titles — RACQUET by Christian Brothers Academy. And the possibility of an all-CBA final In the individ- SPORTS ual singles and doubles competition rests largely on three racquets and a couple of brackets. The racquets belong to Ilolmdel's first singles player Larry Hirsch and the doubles team of Rick Becker and Norm Imber from strokes as I am. I'm worried about my Freehold Township. The brackets belong to backhand." five-year tournament director Toby Price. Hirsch might be selling himself snort, Price, who has been involved with the however. He's lost only three matches this tournament for 11 years and has directed it year and is capable, on a good day, of staying for the last five at his own expense, has a with Policastro — perhaps of even upsetting history of fairness, thoroughness and com- him. petence. More likely to pull an upset is the fine Whether this is the final MCIT or not, doubles team from Freehold Township. Vic- Price deserves no small measure of praise tims of an upset by Red Bank Catholic's Rob for his dedeicated work. With one hitch. Schenone and Anthony Garruto last week, Price does not pair non-seeded players Becker and Imber were 14-1 last year and had until the last minute, giving fans and prog- won 18 straight this year — all in straight sets nosticators a dim view of later rounds. For — before losing to a talented Frankin Town- example, Stuart Slutsky, the Ocean Township ship team and the small and speedy Caseys — player responsible for one of the upsets, a both in straight sets. straight-set victory over Matt Weisberger, They play with more intensity than most JOHN JOHNSON does not know when he will play next, whom doubles teams, whispering encouragement he will play next, or whom he will play after after each point, making contact with one that, should he continue win. Finding a another by virtue of constant high and low bracket for him without some indication fives and by pumping each other up with, of from Price is impossible. all things, hits. Red Bank sets Finding a bracket for Hirsch is easy. He "I usually beat Rick, punch him in his will play Weisberger tomorrow in the semi- chest during the match," Imber said. "Ex- finals of team play. The two have split pect a lot of punching against CBA. Every first summer matches this season, both going to three sets. time I hit him, it wakes him up. I didn't do In fact, the teams have split matches, with that the last two matches'." Holmdel winning the first, 4-1, and Marlboro The pair admits it has problems playing taking the second in the finals of the Shore under pressure, failing to win the big cage league Conference Tournament, 3-2. Should Hirsch matches the past two years. But they have get by Weisberger, he would undoubtedly beaten the Marlboro and Holmdel doubles face CBA's No. 1, Marc Policastro teams and are Freehold Twonshjp's best bet The Red Bank Open Summer Basketball League, The Colts, and Policastro, would have to for a point off the CBA squad. sponsored by the Association to Renovate Red Bank with defeat Freehold Township in their semifinal "CBA (first doubles team) isn't that the permission of the Red Bank Parks and Recreation match. That should not be a problem. The awesome," Becker said. "With CBA's repu- Department, will open its first season starting June 23. only non-CBA player given much of a chance tation, I expected a couple of pros. But they There will be 12 teams in the league and each team of defeating Policastro is Hirsch, who lost to beat Toms River East, 7-6, the second set. will play 22 games. There will be four divisions of three Policastro, the defending champion, 6-2, 6-3, They can be taken. teams each and all will be eligible for the playoff games. MMr MMM »» Larm nm The first 12 teams submitting team rosters will be DOUBLE TROUBLE — Rick Becker, left, and Norm Imber, Freehold Township earlier this year. "We got knocked out of MCIT in the first "Larry has the best forehand but the ' round last year. We really haven't had a selected for the league. Rosters will be accepted up until High School's first doubles team, has lost only twice this year. Tomorrow, though, June 22 or until 12 teams are selected. Teams will consist they face CBA's No. 1 team in the Monmouth College Invitational. weakest serve," Policastro said, comparing chance to prove how good we are. him to the top singles players in the tour- "You have to favor CBA, but favorites of not less than eight nor more than 12 players. nament. don't always win," Becker concluded after Those interested in submitting rosters may do so by Hirsch, who has 'a booming overhead, but losing to RBC. And as for the intensity of the mailing them to either Marie Jordan or league com- runs around his backhand, thinks the way to two, the whispering and hitting and fives, missioner Bob Daniels, 23 Cedar Street in Red Bank. beat Policastro Is "to try to keep him from "We'll always continue the fives," Becker The league is open to anyone regardless of age. Out of attacking my backhand and be more of- said. "It gets my partner pumped up; he area teams are welcomed. Games will be played Wednes- fensive. Marc's not as worried about his plays better." day and Thursday evenings at the Mohawk Pond basket- ball court starting at 6 p.m. The games, of which there will be six a night, will consist of 20 minute halves. Rain dates will be Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The league will have 10 playoffs games. The cham- Sorority, Sapling pionship game is set for Labor Day. GOOD/YEAR Long Branch's Mike Alston has been selected as co- SERVICE ^STORES to offer $200,000 captain of the Assumption College (Worcester, Mass.) varsity basketball team for the 1982-83 season. By JOE HINTELMANN a bearing on the Eclipse Awards." Alston, a 6-2 Junior, was named Most Valuable Player The 1981 Sapling, which was won by for the second year in a row, having scored 910 points in OCEANPORT - Monmouth Park Chair- Charles CeUa's Our of Hock, offered $157,865 two years. -He averaged 15.6 points a game and led the man of the Board Reeve Schley, Jr. an- and a winners share of $90,591. Last year's team in assists (160) and steals (67) last year. Wheel Alignment nounced that the 1MU editions of the six- Sorority, won by Muckler Stable's Apalchee "Alston is a superb natural athlete who could play at furlong Sorority and Sapling Stakes at Mon- Honey, offered $160,120 with $91,872 for the any level," Assumption coach Joe O'Brien said. "We mouth Park will offer guarenteed purses of winning owner. feel that the real judge of how good an Assumption WARRANTEDM $200,000 each. Jockey standings College player is is how he plays against Division I DAYS OR 3.000 opponents. Mike played his best basketball this season MILES. WHICH- The Grade I stakes races, which, along Bryan Fann, who posted a double on Sat- EVER COMES with the Monmouth Handicap and the Haskell urday, has a commanding lead in the Mon- against Iona (21 points, 5 assists) and Northeastern (21 FIRST Invitational, make up the "Starmaker mouth Park jockey standings through the points, 8 assists)."
series" at this shore oval, have offered first 32 days of a 110-day meeting. He has 32 a) $100,000 purses since 1959 firsts, 12 more than apprentice Mario Verge. • tmnaci1 * km tres rated9 • pres lusliMe suspension Includes Irani Ex-St Rose basketball standout Mary Beth Bowler sue'Set front or rear •tot caster arUeet drne Ctwrettes. KjN i/ucts Annually the first Grade I events for Veterans Bill Nemeti and Nick Santagata unto « toe lo pfopec abgrmni and cats teniim MacPMson Strut are tied for third with 17 firsts. Two more enters her senior year at King's College (Pa.) needing • inspect susotnsion and sleeting coctection eitia Pans and additional juveniles in North America, the Sapling and systems sauces eitia il needed Sorority have featured sufih top throughbreds apprentices, Emllio R. Gomez and Pedro just 339 points to hit the 2,000 point plateau. Most U S cats am) moorls mtti ad as Hail to Reason, B&ckpasser, Alydar, Lord Uzarzabury, are tied for fifth place with 16 Avie and Ruffian. first each. LIFETIME ALIGNMENT 144. Leonardo's Jeff Kunkel, a sophomore shortstop at None of the top trainers saddled a winner UK mil align jour cat as staled Otin does not CM tie tegUcemM "We felt that these* races deserved a Rider College, was named to the New Jersey College atoie men iecr>eck and align it ol lues amor pant that become on Saturday. J. Willard Thompson leads the larger purse and we wanted to bring them Baseball Writers and Coaches Association University netrjeo «ei| 6 months or 5 000 «cn or damaged Limited Mtanri Guaranteed into line with our other Grade I events," list with 13 firsts. John H. Forbes follows males or dheneiei needed Valid >wJiis«r»«a»rta»dn]trrt*Qr> Division All-State team. onii X il* Store Kheit puictiased men is performed 14 a* oner ouifct Schley said. "We want to make it worth- with 11 and John F. Maixa has 10. Mike Auto Kunkel, who starred at Middletown South High while for any good 2-year-old in the nation to Sedlacek and Henry Carroll have nine firsts Servite School, was also named to the ECC Western Section All- point for the Sapling and Sorority and ensure each and Steve DiMauro and Reynaldo that our featured races will continue to have Nobles follow with eight each. star team for the second consecutive season and was • Include! up lo 5 qts named to the South team of the New Jersey State All-Star maior brand motor oil Game. • Most U S cars, many imports and light trucks • Oil lilterextra.il needed Former Christian Brothers Academy star John John- • Includes FREE 9-pomt All Goodyear Newsome captures first safety check • Please ion started in centerfield for the Air Force Academy call lor an appointment Service Is baseball team. He set a school record for season batting Holmdel five mile run average with a.491. Guaranteed Another ex-CBA player, BUI Flnley, was the starting Air Conditioning Service HOLMOEL - Tim Newsome of runnerup in 25:58 while Steve Desmond took third baseman for the United States Coast Guard • Ch«ck enlm cooling sytlem all Dtlts third In 26:42. •ndhoMl Nationwide Sayreville scored a 75-yard victory over run- Academy (New London, Conn.) where he led the team in * Chech air conditioning system Test nerup George Massa of Holmdel in the first Kathy O'Connor was the first woman fin- runs scored (17) and walks (23). toe leaks - all connection! In Writing... Hills of Holmdel 5-Mile Run yesterday at isher. She was timed in 32:53. Karen Haulen- • Install up lo two pounds Freon beek (33:14) and Sherri O'Connor were sec- for at least 90 days or Holmdel Park. Two Red Bank Catholic track stars, Mike OeMonte * Test lor proof cooling ond and third, respectively. I needeO 3,000 miles, whichever Newsome was timed in 29:13.5 while and Mac Levins will be attending the University of Vost U S cars mam Warranted (0 days or 3,000 miles, comes first-many ser- Massa had a 29:25 clocking. Kevin Geagan of Delaware next fall. DeMonte set a school record in the imports am i*t i'uc* whichever come* tirtl Red Bank was third in 30:41.4. Age group winners (male division) were: vices much longer. 14-under, Doug Soncrant (30:30); 15-19, John 400 meter run with a 48.9 while Levins won the NJSIAA Gail Kupcha of Sayreville was first If Goodyear limited war- Connelly (27:26); 20-29, Whitehead; 30-39, Parochial "A" 1600 with a time of 4:17.7 among the women finishers with 37:10.3. Joy ranty service is ever re- Desmond; 40-49, Dr. Ed Barvick (28:15); Levins, Frank Baier, Eamon Manning and Pat Regan Leach was second in 39:50.4 while Regina ran the second fastest 3,200 meter relay in Monmouth quired, go to the Goodyear Wade took third in 40:31.5 50-59, Bob Carlson (30:29) and 60-over, Dr. Service Store where the George Sheehan (32:32). County history at the Easterns Interscholatic Track The meet attracted 113 competitors, of original work was performed Meet. They were timed in 7:51.5 and placed sixth overall. which 96 finished. Female age group winners were: 14-un- and we'll fix it free. Elberon School S-Mlle Ru der, Jodu McAndrew (38:05); 15-19, Carolyn St. John Vianney's Tony Morelll will be attending If, however, you're ELBERON - Dave Billings of Ocean Fee (37.28); 20-29, Hollenbeek; 30-39, Sue LaSalle College, Pa. on a full scholarship this fall. He Molt U S c»n tome more than 50 miles Grove set a course record in winning the Fry (34:40); 4049, Donna Mehler (37:02); starred in both the 1600 and 3200. imports Additional from the original Elberon School race in a speedy 24:59 yester- 50-59, Norma Berk (42:49) and 60-over, Grace pwts and wrvee extra store, go to any of day. Cliff Whltehead of Spring Lake was Triwedi (49:59). Holmdel High School wrestling standout Mike Goodyear s 1300 Carduccl will be attending Cornell University this fall • Replace transmission fluid Service Stores, where he will continue his wrestling career. • Install new pan gasket nationwide. Rain washes out high school slate; Carducci won the NJSIAA District 22 championship at • Replace transmission filter on vehicles 188 pounds as a senior and was second in the regions. so equipped Patriots go for Group III title today "Mike is a top prospect who is in the habit of pinning > Adjust linkage and bands, as applicable people," Cornell wrestling coach Andy Noel said. "He For the third day in a row, rain washed tomorrow at Monmouth College when top- won 90 percent of his matches during his senior year by Warranted 90 days or 3.000 miles, pin and he will be a big help to us in the upper weight whichever comes f»»l out the entire scholastic baseball schedule seeded Middletown North takes on Snore yesterday, Including the NJSIAA Group III Regional starting at 3:30. classes. JM lay tt"it r MM AejrMU*- CntW title game matching Freehold Township and &ood,«tf Rfvolving Chargaj Account UM In/ ol lfi«w m Linden. The Holmdel Btkta tbon to benefit the Cystic olhe' »a/M0Du/-OurQ«nCu!1° w C'Vdil Plan Gallacher taken Jersey Open • M«itfC«d * Vita • Amtrican E,P*MS • Can* Blanch* The Freehold Township-Linden game has Fibrosis will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at •0'tHnCiub been reset for this afternoon at 4:30 p.m. at LA MOVE, Jersey, Channel Islands (AP) the Prudential Complex in Holmdel, Rt. 520 and Holmdel Mercer County Park. — Bernard Gallacher scored his second tour- Road Three quarterfinal games of the Mon- nament victory of the season yesterday when The event will be conducted by Vince Pizzolo with the DAVE APPLEGATE mouth College Invitational have- been he beat Irishmen Des Smyth and Eamonn assistance of members of the Greater Holmdel Jaycees. NEW STORE MANAGER rescheduled for this afternoon. AUentown Darcy in a sudden-death playoff In the fog- 1030 Hwy 35. Middletown plays Matawan at Monmouth College start- shrouded Jersey Open Golf Tournament. Red Bank's Linda Polonsky received the Elizabeth 671-2415 ing at 4 p.m. while Ocean Township plays St. It took five holes before the 33-year-old Jones Award for being named the outstanding woman's Mon. Frl. 7 a.m.-* p.m., let. 7 am-5 p.m. John Vlanney at 3:30 at Wall High School. Scot finally shook off Smyth, who three- field hockey player at Wesleyan University, and the See him for the finest in tires Christian Brothers Academy meets Manas- putted the hole, missing from five feet. Sarah "Suki" Hoagland Memorial Trophy for outstand- and professional auto service quan at Ocean Township High School. Game The $12,600 first prize enabled Gallacher ing contributions to women's athletics. She was a mem- time Is 3:30. to move to the top of the European money list ber of the AIAW All-American field hockey team last fall The last quarterfinal game will be played with $40,049. C4 The DteutyRegtsler SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY,JUNE7, 1982 MONMOUTH PARK Middletown man catches record shad
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Call Shrewsbury 07701. slereo. air, S2.0OO ml. (4.000. e«c. 739-0308 I64 942T REGISTERED NURSE M/F r- cond S729387 MEDICAL SECRETARY - Typing, CHEVY NOVA MEDALIST 1976 — Part time, Long Branch Pediatn IM< CAMARO — E«c Cund . wltn billing,. Insurance, reception. Exp. clan's office, B to 12 hrs. per week 1980 FIAT SPIDER 2000 — Con- 4-dr., A/C, needs some body work. complete rebuilt engine 3S0 cu. in , preferred. Resume. Write Box Send resume to Box A 425. The Daily vertible, white with red interior, 5- Asking $1500. Call 7877125. 3 speed on floor. Needs cosmetics. O-406. The Dally Register, Register, Shrewsbury, N J 07701 speed, AM/FM stereo radio, very «300 Oil 4ti-»4ee of 44M53» CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1978 — Shrewsbury 07701.' low ml., exc. cond.. asking 56900 RN. LPN (m/f) — Evenings k 530 1306 Blue, vinyl roof, auto, trans, PS/PB. 1971 HOY OATSUN — Air, AM/FM AC. till wheel, AM/ FM. rally wheel, NURSES-RN's & LPN's nights, 4-12 and 12-8. B track, ex. cohd.. very clean, 61.000 Call 264-3548 1981 OLDS CUTLASS LS SEDAN - motor In mint cond., low mileage. CERTIFIED mi tUOO Call »l-4Hi NURSE'S AIDES M, F 6 cvl., ac. cruise control, power, elc. $4800. 566 1606, 4:30-7:30. RN/LPN (M/F) — 11:30-730 A.M. HOMEMAKERS 1970 VOLVO IMS — Vary good Exc cond Call 842 1278. shift Part-lime. Ml. Pleasant Man CHEVY CHEVETTE SCOOTER HOUSEKEEPERS A LIVE INS cond . standard trans.. »97S Nursing Home, Matawan, 1981 — 4-speed manual, radio, rear Full or part-time, needed for North Call 164 3*84 AMC GREMLIN 1974 — 2-dr Sedan, 5*6 4613 ,___ 3 spd stick, 6 cvl., 4 new tires, l»» defogger. 16.000 mi., asking $4190. Monmouth area. High pay. No tee. Call 787-4233. Call 566-2439 Call tor interview at People Care, RN (M/F) — Part-time. 11-7 shift. IWI NOVA 327 — Rebuilt angina, 294 Broad St., Red Bank, 53O-1BB8.or Alternate week-ends 3x week For 3.000 ml., 6M dual spted Hollla, AMC PACER 1975 - 6 cyl., auto, CHEVY IMPALA WAGON 1973 — 1 River Rd., Bnelle, i28-9432. interview contact Freehold Con aluminum manifold, '« camhatchback, looks 1 runs good M95. $450. vacenter. 431-5217, between 9 & 5 Call 671 6931 headers, side pipes. Keystone clas- Call 741 6012. NURSE — RNor LPN (MF). Full or Part time. 11-7 shift Sue, salary & RN-LPN (M/F) —Fullor part-time. sic rlmt. U300. Call altar 6 p.m ANIIIJUt US/ ( HEW PANH CHEVY NOVA 1975 — Standard 2 Autos For Sale 4 Motorcycles 51 Help Wanted benefits. Call Ail.. ,c Highlands 3-11 shift. Alternate weekends 7879S40 2 Autos For Sale Many extra parts. trans., 6 cvl., 47,000 ml., $1400. Call Nursing Home, 291-0600, Mon.-Frl Skilled nursing facility. For In- l<7-«786 1971 CHEVY CARPICE — Looks Call U1-7II3 only, 9-4. terview contact Freehold Con decent, runs good, loaded. 1300 Call THE FINEST SELECTION — Of 1980 KAWASAKI 440 LTD — Exc. COLLEGE STUOENTS vacenter, 431-5217, between 9 t, S. SUHLIR! i^aifriH INC. DATSUN 3I0GX 1981 — < door NURSES-RN'S OR LPN'S M/F — between 4 * 5. 7S7-69M CHEVY CONVERTIBLE new and used cars In Monmouth cond., 1400 ml., $1500. SUMMER JOBS — Available, want hatchback, manual shift. AM/FM. Immediate part-lime openings on all ROOF SALESPERSON - For uni Plymouth-Chrysler MG-Jaguar County. Over 100 air conditioned Call 787-7512 ambitious go-getters for summer 3190 Hwy 35 164 M00 1963 IMPALA AC. sunroof, many extras. 27,500 ml shifts. Good salary. May apply at form rental company. Sales back- tin PLYMOUTH HJHY Good new cars In stock. McGLOIN work, ask about our cash awards V 8, power steering and brakes S5I5O Call 681-1394. ground helpful, 4 day week. Earn- transportation Asking SI00O 1981 HONDA CB400T — 4,950 mi., program, car helpful, lull-time ca- Cliffslde Health Care Center. 300 HUH K APOLLO lv/< ISO i ubn One owner. Garage-kept. $1,100. BUICK-OPEL INC.. Shrewsbury cleen, quick, 55 mpg., new back rest, reer potential, benefits. Call Center St., Cllffwood Beach, N.J. ings I12.000 to $15,000 yearly. Paid Call ;iM4tl. in . good cond , 60,000 miles. 11600 DODGE WAYFARER SEDAN 1952 Ave.. New Shrewsbury. 741-4200. Phone 7410437. luggage rack, Dyno Guards, high- 741-2073, between 8:30 & 10:30 A.M. vacation, tree hospltaliiation. Top Call 946 3198 — All original, 91.000 miles. $850 or way pegs, Contl rear tires. Must sell NURSE OR PHYSICIAN ASSlS Hat Uniform, 132 Myrtle Ave.. Long I97< VW DASHER~~Aulo.. air 1973 CHEVELL — icvl., auto, low THUNDERBIRD 1973 — Exterior ft only Equal Opportunity Employer best olfar. 291-4756 after 5 fast, $1500 Cajl 946-4512 after 7:30 TANT M/F — Part-time. Mid Branch. 229 2600. _^_ AM FM, e«c cond , 59,000 ml BUICK CENTURY 1973 - PS/PB. miles, claan. $1800 or best offer. Call Interior In mini cond.. fully loaded, p.m. COOK'BROILER* PERSON — Ex- dletown-office. Exp. EKG, veni Him Call 747 S960 V 8, low mileage, lair condition. 329-2410. GEORGE WALL new tires ft exhaust system. 80.000 perienced, year-round position, good puncture. X-ray necessary. Call SALES -. Part-time, experience In 1525 Call B42I957 LINCOLN/MERCURY ml.. $1900. Cell after 5:30 747-1810. 1974 MAI Hill CLASSIC — I'S I'H. EXHAUST HEADER SYSTEM — pav. benefits. Apply In person, Long weekdays, 2-4 717-0116. istom window treatment stora. 2>3 CHEVY CHEVETTE t978 — 4- Shrewsbury Ave.. at Sycamore AC, valour upholstery, mounted TOP TRAOE ALLOWANCE — Su- Dunstall 4 Into 1 chromed. Fits John's Ltd., IB Beach Blvd., High- days Call S66-2120 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE 1971 speed, good condition. Asking $1600 Shrewsbury 747-5400 -.news, be,SOB m. 11,300 firm Call Suiuki OS l loo New, never in- lands. NURSE RN/LPN M/F — Part-time, — Dark green with black top. P/S, Call Carol, 739-0860, 9 a.m. til 4 p.m. perb service. DOWNES PONTIAC. 747 7tal after 6 p.m 3-11 shift. Must be axp. Please call SALES CASHIER — Full ft part- HONDA CIVIC 1979 — Two door 62 Lower Main St.. Matewen stalled. Cost $177, firm price $125 P/B, P/w, lilt wheel, air cond., COOK — Full-time, 7-3. Must have Medicenter. 642 3600, Ext. 63 time. Experience preferred. Wizard CHRYSLER LEBARON 1979 - 6 hatchback, mint. 27.000 miles, bast 5662299. cash. Call 583 5987, eves. 1975 CHEVY IMPALA ^YAOOfT motor needs some work 1793. or some experience. Call between 9 i. of Ol, 413 Broad St., Shrewsbury. IH-SI un>i rail in 3672 cvl.. auto. PS PB. AM/FM, AC, new olfar. must sail. 581 0596 PANTRYPERSON (M/F) — Low mileage, e«c cond., PS/PI TOYOTA COROLLA DELUXE 197$ HARLEY DAVIDSON 1980 - Exc 4, 787 2B00. redials. $4500 Call 841-7S8S Wanted tor Ye Cottage Inn kitchen. 13000 or tett offer. 741-9554 after - 4-dr . AC $3500 cond. For Information call after CADI kLAC 1969 HONDA 1979 CIVIC — Sunrool. ster Evening work. For Interview come CHRYSLER 1973 — AC. radio 8. 7875579 , 4:30, 2224)127, COUNSELORS FOR DAY CAMP — SALES Good cond. 1500 eo. Mlchelln tires. Must sell. 530-1900 between 7 4 9 p.m. 149 W. Front St., 1975 CHEVY MONZA - 1 + 2 hate heat, new starter, runs very good Please send resume to Mlddletown 787765a days. 842 2108 nights. Keyport, 264-1263 EXCITING bach. 30 t mpg Looks 1 runs sow Reasonable After 6 p.m., 197 Park TOYOTA COROLLA 1976 Swim Club, 140 Harmony Rd., Mid OPPORTUNITY HARLEY SPORTSTER 1974 — Lots dletown. NJ 0774t. U95 Ml-MIO. Ave , Keansburg. k JAGUAR 1982'! Exc. cond.. $2100 CADTLVACTOUPE DE VILLE 1981 of chrome. $2500 or best offer PART-TIME — M/F, work from This is vour chance to Join one of the — Oulsft control, vinyl roof, $11,000 EXCELLENCE GUARANTEED Call 7871(94. home on telephone program, earn up fastest-growing companies in one of CIRCLE CHEVROLET 291 5305 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Part- Call 510 0480 T ft T MOTORS 572 1577 time, must have experience. Please to MS to »100 per week depending on the country's fastest growing in- Shrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1970 — Bast 1610 woodbrldg* Ave , Edison HONDA CB 750 CUSTOM 1981 — send resume to Box A 422, The Dally time available. 747-6688 or 774-2931. dustries I 74)3130 offer Call before 5 P.M., CAMARO 1974 — VI. PS/PB, auto PARTS ft SERVICE 9500 miles, $2200. Call after 4 p.m., 787 2368 Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. As a nationwide customer service 66,000 mi 12,000 firm. I 572-1894 PART-TIME — Cosmetic Consul- CJ7 JEEP 19M — 14.000 ml.. Ilka 1892447 company with 56. vrs. experience, we Call 747-1937 tant. Flexible hrs.. earn while you new, 258 6-cvl. angina, 4-speed, TWIN BORO MOTORS INC are sacking career oriented people JEEP 1976 CJ5 — Many extras. HONDA 150 DENTAL ASSISTANT learn. Call 47/0309 or 456-4803. prlcad right. 73.-1971. 131 Newman Springs Red Bank Chalrside, experienced In 4-handed to loin us fn salas. AVIS CAMARO 1969 CONVERTIBLE must see Call nights. Exc cond AMC/Jeep/Renoull 747-0040 dentistry for modern. Red Bank PART-TIME JANITORIAL - We offer: Beautiful cond from lop to tires 544 0765. 741 3086 Asking »197^ For detail!. 747H76 area, office. Must have X-ray FREEHOLD, 5 nights per week Call Guaranteed salary plus com- CLASSIC USED VOLKSWAGEN - ENGINES JEEPSTER COMMANDO 1969 — 6- license. Certified or Registered pre- 371-6007. mission. AND TRANSMISSIONS. GUARAN- HONDA CYCLES — And Mopeds, Young Used CAPRI 1976 EMC cond . sunrool 1948 CHEVY 4 DOOR SEDAN — cvl . 3 speed, awheel drive, runs Shore Area.'* Number One Dealer ferred. Excellent salary & working Generous gas allowance. TEED. OTHER USED PARTS 1 PB. air. low mileage. AM/FM 8 conditions. 4 » days. No evenings PART TIME JOBS Excellent medical plan. Black, all original, like new $2000 good, needs work. Asking 1950. ALSO AVAILABLE. CALL KENNY Rt. 9 South, Freehold 461 4881 we track stereo, best offer 671-9538. We are looking for that special per- Prior Service or Non-Prior Service Free life insurance. Call 329 2079 671-0103. THEODORE. 741-8500 will not be undersold. Cars son who must be able to work with people, high school grads & seniors. Profit-sharing retirement plan. CARS UNDER 11.000 CORVETTE 1977 — Loaded, low KITSON CHEVROLET CO. HONDA 19NCX50OC—Shaft drive, others as part of an efficient, well- TOP pay & benefits as well as educa- Paid holidays A vacation. VEGA 1974 - V-8. 215 engine, i tional & vocational training. For ml., exc. cond. $9850. Call 747-8241 or Hwy 36 Eetontown water cooled, with Corbln Gentry trained team. Call S42-4131. Paid sick Itava. For Sale KINGSLY AUTO cond. $500 more information call. Sgt. Carmen 542 1663. ill 1000 leather seat ft plexl-falrlng. Excellent advancement op- 787-8913. DENTAL HYGEN1ST —Temporary Stoppiello at 2O1-747-2211/O779. SALES Purchased new In April, 1982. Ask- portunity. LABRIOLA MOTORS help needed for 6 0 weeks starting 47 Shrewsbury Ay*. 7»7-7»87 DATSUN 710 WAGON - 1974, 4 Ol.. VEGA 1975 - Auto. 31,000 ml., good Ing $2500. Call Cralfl at 741-0657, 10 We require Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank 6 28 Call 741-7654. PART-TIME — Licensed Real Es 4 spaed, looks A rum tl.i clean. cond. $1000. a.m. to 10 p.m. Desire to earn UP to »2SK, outside CARStlOOl TRUCKSSI50! -Avail 7412433 tate Salesperson needed on Con- $1185 Call 7414012. sales experience preferred. Had Bank, 747-0308 able at local government sales. Call 291 3769 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS — dominium site, 2 days a week. Call KAWASAKI 19(0 — 750 LID, 4(00 For confidential Interview call Mr (refundable) 1 714-569-0141 ext. 1438 GRAND PRIX 1973 LINCOLN MARK IV 197S — White With FCC license to maintain 2 way 642-2010. VOLVO > New ft Used ml., mag wheels, exc. cond. Call Goldblatt at 74f-6522 between • & 4 •en ban m an at neb tor directory thai shows you how to $800 or best offer with brown vinyl lop. White ft brown land mobile radio system. Excellent Sales, parts, service, body shop 495^206. Termini* International Inc. purchase 14 hrs. Call 739-1718. leather Interior. AM/FM stereo opportunity and benefits. Call G. S. PART-TIME JOBS — Ex-service Shore Motors Rt 35, Wall 528 7500 Eaual Opportunity Employer M/F tape. A/C, cruise control J25O0. Call KAWASAKI 550LTD 1980 — Low Smith. 747-S63O 9 5. people or not. National Guard, pay 222-3567 with benefits. 747-0779 or 747 0797. VOLVO PARTS SALE — New-used, mileage, newly tuned engine, many EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE SECRETARY/TYPIST — Per lor oldies, restorers. Cheap). RED extras. Mini cond.. must sell. Call manent position with a well eslab MAVERICK 1972 — New tires and MARKETING PERSON — To assist PART-TIME AFTERNOONS — BANK VOLVO. 741-58(6. 7399575 lished CPA firm. Statistical typing battery. 20 MPG on regualar. $750 on a part-time basis with direct The Register is seeking a re- solicitation of subscription orders sponsible person to supervise required. Salary commensurate Call 495 9616 or 787-2795 VOLVO 1968 — 144S KAWASAKI KE100 1979 Exc for rapidly growing financial publi- carriers in the Red Bank area. with ability I exp. Exc. fringe ben* Runs good. $550 cond.. $550. Runs strong. MAZDA 1976 RX4 — No dings, no cation. Send resume to: Robert A. Work from vour home, earn a lits & opportunity tor advancement CLASSIFIED Call 747-32(5 Call 873-1313. Write to P O Box 699, Long Branch, rust. New brakes ft muffler. AM/FM Stanger & Co., P.O. Box 8. Fair base salary, bonus and car al- NJ 07740, or call 229-OM2 cassette, engine good Asking $2200 VOLVO WAGON 1973 — 4 cyl, 4 SUZUKI TS125 1980 Haven, N.J. 07701. lowance. Must sell Call 530-0150 attar 6 p.m. For more Information, call Ms. speed. AM/FM, A/C, looks ft runs Exc. cond., 1200 ml . used on street FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR — Blakelv, 542-6660. SUMMER JOBS very good. $1600. 741-6530. only. Call 7471549 Mon.-Frl. days. MERCURY 1973 — P/S, P/B. FM Unique career opportunity In Cen- Equal Opportunity Employer Positions available in advertising & 741-0834 eves ft weekends. stereo, air. Auto $750. VW BEETLE 1968 - White. 4 speed, tral Jersey. Need qualified Individ- M/F. marketing departments. Full-time Call 946-9734 ual to supervise several public inspected Mev 1981 Good cond.. $735 VELOCETTE 1957 350-CC VIPER - summer employment College stu- school districts' food service pro- or bast offer (42-33M. Classic British motorcycle. Bast of- PART-TIME SECRETARY — For dents welcome Also career op- BUSINESS DIRECTORY MERCURY MONARCH 1976 - New grams. Cooking and management construction company. Good typist, fer. Call 747-9676 after 6 P.m. portunities available. Base income engine ft trans . auto , PS/PB. VW 1966 — Can run. but rweds work. experience a must. Send resume to exp. In accounts receivable & Pav (240 per week full-time. Full train- AM/FM. new tires. 787-2555. A DAILY GUIDE Or for parts. $150 or best offer 2 YAMAHA'S - YZ 12SG. Very well Box P-401, The Daily Register, able. Reply to Box 155, Mlddletown, ing. For Interview call Mon.-Frl., 1 872 1596, ask for Sherrl. Shrewsbury, NJ 07701. N.J. 07746. P.m 5 P.m. 671 22H Ext 10. MERCEDES SENZ 200 1966 — maintained and exceptionally clean $725. European 1981 YZ I25H, wafer $1.000or besl offer Cell 747 191*. ask VW 1974 — 412 wagon. 51,000 mi. FLOOR WAXERS & JANITORIAL PART TIME AFTERNOONS — OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS cooled, red ft white, vary trick, with for Dennis. auto., new engine, good tires, Kellv — Help needed. Part-time mornings The Register Is seeking a re- extra plastic. $1100 Call 741-7330. Green. $2200 Call 8423730 for local department store in Key- sponsible person to supervise MGB 1977 — Burgundy, AM/FM. 51 Help Wanted port area. BOO-392-6941 before 11 a.m. carriers in the Atlantic High New top. tires, carpeting ft exhaust. LIGHT HAULING VW FAST BACK 1972 — Good cond lands Keansburg area. $3750. Call after 6 P.m. 946-4842. S Auto Services/ ODD JOBS CARPETCLEANING Asking $600. GATE ATTENDANT — Send re- Work from your home, earn a CLEAN YAROS — Cellars, attics ft 747 380! sume to Middletown Swim Club, Uu MONTE CARLO 1974 —60,000miles, base salary, bonus and car al- A I EXPERT CARPET CLEANING garages Frn estimates. Parts Harmony Rd., Middletown 07746. A-1 CLEANUP DEMOLITION — AC, PS/PB, power windows ft door lowance. — Upholstery cleaning. Reasonable Call 741-2149 VW SQUAREBACK 1972 — LOOKS ft Cltin UD cellars, vards. iltlcs. A For more information, call Mrs. T •mporary rates Moms Hoffman 747-0209 locks, AM/FM, 8 track, new paint. runs exc. $1495. HOMEMAKERS HOME HEALTH oarae** Free estimates Vtrv rt« 1HS CHRYSLER IMPERIAL — Neal, 563:5210. LIGHT HAULING — Attics, cellars, needs trans work 11400 firm. Call Call 872 9423 AIDES — Join the FAMILY....as a Seats, speedometer, engine parts, \oniblc C*H anytime, 6/t 917S yards, garages cleaned. Free esll- 671 S21a. full, part-time and 24 hour duty Equal Opportunity Employer Bmploym»n! SIGNS letes 566 4146 or 5M-S42V WE BUY USED CARS — Top dollar etc 1974 SUBARU 1 door sadan, all homemaker. Talk to us first for a M/F. HOME 4 OFFICE CLEANING — MUSTANG MACH I 1969 — 351 paid. SchwarU ChrvslerPlymouth. parts except body. Call 542-8474. rewarding career not Just a job with Monmouth PART TIME RECEPTIONIST - Rettonablc r «(••,, imurtd C«ll LIGHT HAULING — Furniture ft Cleveland, auto., mags. AM/FM. 141 W Front It, Red Bank 7474787. flexible hours. We offer N.J. CHEVY PARTS — 292 C.I., 6-cvl. Light typing A bookkeeping. Friend- it* vni, Anytime. SIGNS appliances, clean-ups ft clean outs $1,000 Call 495-3279 Certification, continuing education, Professional heeds. 292 oil pan. 12 lifters, elec- ly outgoing personality. Send re- Call 5810683 or 787-3745. paid vacations, mileage reinburse- WOOD I TRUCKS 3 Trucks* Vans tronic distributors. 350 V8 manifold sume to Kutschman Chiropractic MUSTANG CLASSIC 1967 CON- ment and choice assignments In HIB RUSH 1 PRESS CANEING- with carburetor. 16LT tire, good Center, 6B2 Broad St., Shrewsbury Service Handpainted VERTIBLE — 80% restored, motor your area. Car and telephone a & hind canelne Cell RUBBISH REMOVAL For Sal* cond. Call after 5 p.m . 7399226. 07701. rebuilt 1981, asking $3600. Call must. Monmouth County residents HM01J 571-9170 mornings 841 0582 after 6. I JOHNCO REMOVAL SERVICE only. Call: Family and Children's PEST CONTROL ROUTE TECHNI- 747-8886 1964 CMC ft 1H5 CHEVY PICKUPS GREASES — Transmission fluid, — Junk, construction debris, lawns Service 222 9100 or 542 6160 PAINTING A MUSTANG I944VJ — 260, auto., nice — Both *T9 shortbeds stopslde. Both motor oil, drums ft 100 casesft oi l CIAN — Permanent, full time, com- Typists CERAMIC TILE cut. trees cut. For estimate call original cond., runs vary good $1100 filters. Make offer. Call 442-420). pany benefits, uniform, Paid WALLPAPERING have low mileage. Both are In good HOUSEKEEPERS — Full & part- 8*cretsrles 747-8128 ^__^ or best offer. 7414530. condition. $1300. each or best offer holidays. 2 weeks vacation and car SHOCKS —2 front, 2 rear, tor MGB. time tor residential care facility. NEW 1 REPAIRS - Bathroom rt Call 3292079. provided. Must have neat ap- Bookkeepers Experience necessary. Call 9 to 3 modeling Ml 4O7J or 4JMW1 «tter 6 COLLEGE STUDENTS - To do FIREPLACES OLDS CONVERTIBLE 1969 — Unopened, In original packages, pearance Call 741 1122. P.m., 787 2600. Interior/exterior painting. Cut colts Looks good. In good running shape 1969 CHEVY C 10 — Standard 307 $250. Call 462-5840. or 442-2397. oiinout culling corners 611 4607 A WOODSTOVES AM radio. AC. PS. PW $1500 PLUMBER — Minimum 4 yrs. exp. 300 Rt. 35 South gas. 2 barrel carburetor. 51100 VEGA 1971 INSURANCE — Commercial lines 1299613 after 5 p.m. a must. Helper minimum 2 vrs. exp. 566 1911. 7-9 p.m. underwriter, exp. neccessarv, Middletown PARTY SERVICE EXTERIOR PAINTING I STAIN- FIREPLACES ft WOOD STOVES For parts. Tires, like new. a mult. 531-0594, salary to commensurate with exp ING — Beautiful paint lobs done by Chimneys, brick hearths ft walls OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 1971 - 1976 CHEVY VAN — Needs motor ft Call 2S» 1104 Call S31-0B64. between IIS. , PRODUCTION WORKERS — For BARTENDERS — Waitresses, Eddie I scrape old paint off win- Brick, stone, block, concrete ' 2 dr . AM/FM Btrach, A/C. In good body work. $375 as Is Call after 5. assembly. Woodworking or mechan- waiters available to all caterers & dows ft wash them before repaint- Repairs. J. Black. 2914037 cond . needs little work. Asking $500 7399226. INSURANCE — Agency .acre- ical ability necessary. Good refer- private parties Exp. Be a guest at ing I racaulk all sponts ft lolnts thai Call 787 7125 6 Auto Rent/Lease tary/lvpiftt, axe. salary & benefits ences required. Call 544-0200. your next house party. For Into call need It I work naat ft your house will 1974 DATSUN PICK-UP — 41,000 Reply Bovnlon i. Bovnton, P.O. Box 112987 5138 CARPENTRY OLDS 1978 — Diesel Rovale, all ml., 4cvl . 4 speed, AC, $975 1947 AUTOMOTIVE look beautiful, especially with white RENT A VAN — Low, low rates. Call M7. Red Bank No calls please. QUALITY CONTROL — Tester for accessories, new dlesel motor, like Mercury Cellente, $400 264 3884 trim For free animate, celt Eddie CARPENTRY ft ROOFING — In- Marty. TOM'S FORD. Hwy. 35, Key- air filter manufacturer. Experience new, I owner, moving. Call 841-5998 JOB INFORMATION: — Crulta BLACKTOP el 671 4403. | terlor ft exterior alterations. Free port. 264-1400. helpful. Call 544-0200. MECHANIC alter 5 p.m. 1979 C10 PICK-UP '/i-TON — ship Jobs. Also Houston, Dallas, ov- animates 747-9023. Ask lor Rich. Cheyenne heavy suspension, 44,000 erseas Jobs. 603 998 0426. Dept. 7008. CHARLES STANLEY JR BLACK INTERIOR ft EXTERIOR PAINT- PARK CHEVROLET REAL ESTATE SALES — We h«ve Must be skilled in ml. Exc. cond. $5300. 7418744 Phone call refundable. 2 positions available for licensed TOP SERVICE — Pavlne. sealcoal ING — Experienced college stu- CARPENTRY — Homo repairs, all Sales-Leaslng-Servlce Parts Auto Insurance dents. Reliable, reasonable rates types. Small lobs welcome Call sales people. Increase your poten- complete automotive Ing. Free estimates 741-4343. 24-hr Rt 66—775 1212—Neptune CHEVROLET 5-YARD DUMP — JOB INFORMATION: — Cruise Guy. 495-2679. tial-call Da r rah Associates, service * Free estimates Call John. 671-2090. 1969. Good condition, .$3,000. Ship lobs. Also Houston. Dallas, ov- repairs. 5 day work PHOENIX BROKERAGE Shrewsbury. 741-3336. 1976 PONTIAC SUNBIRO — 4- 787 2317 erseas jobs. 312-741 9780 Dept. 254B. week, all fringe bene- INTERIOR ft EXTERIOR — Brush CARPENTER - Additions, alter- speed, good cond., priced for quick Famous for low cost auto ft cycle Phone call refundable. REAL ESTATE SALES —Ouroffice LEGAL SERVICES or spray painting For free estimate atlons, formica, cabinet work. Ref- sale. Call 671-5277. CHEVY PICKUP 1963 — 6-cvl , Insurance. Now giving free quotes fits. Apply in person - has "room at the lop" for 2 full-time Call Dave. 8720463, after 5. erences, exp Call 741-1504. good running cond. New 5ONI5 tires by phone Compare. JOB INFORMATION — Cruise ship GENERAL PRACTICE - Reason new or experienced associates. We See Service Man- PONTIAC 1972-p.Pf/PB, Small V4, ft rims, paint. $1000 or best offer Rt 36. Keyport, 264-3087 jobs. Also Houston, Dallas, overseas able rates For appointment offer training, advertising B. a 23 LARRY HILL PAINTING CON engine rum gre^t. Asking t*00. Call Call 787-2372 attar 3 p.m. Broad St., Shrewsbury, 544-1401 jobs. 602-996-0426, Dept. 7002. Phone ager, Nick Trocchia. Stanley Speclor. 774-e279, HOME year proven success record. Call TRACTOR — 29 Vrs. exp , no lob loo •72-UM. Toll-free: 800442-3048 til 8 pm call refundable. large or small. Call 221-3021. _ IMPROVEMENTS INTERNATIONAL 1957 — 2 ton van. Roger Coiens at 741-76B6. Century 21 WELDING * RASSAS PONTIAC Heavy-duty hydraulic tail gate In K I T C H E N Coiens, Realtor, Fair Haven. . Circle Chevrolet A-l HOME REPAIRS — Remodel running order. Best offer. 49 New HELPER/DISHWASHER — To be MORGAN P COLIO, JR 395 Broad St Red Bank 741 5180 10 Wanted Automotive REAL ESTATE MOLMDfI LIGHT HAULING ng, Insulation, ceroentrv, plumb Monmouth Rd.. Mlddletown, N.J. trained for short order cook. Lin- 641 Shrewsbury Ave. Painting, wallpapering, plastering Yes, we are hiring. 6 7 1 6 B 3 3 ng. electric, masonry. No lob too RITTENHOUSE 471-1657 croft area. Call Bob, 747-Otii. Shrewsbury Ret provided Free estimates After Why not Join America's No, 1 top WELDING 1 LIGHT HAULING small. Handy Dandv Horn* Rtpalrs, LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. CASH ON-THE-SPOT — For junk 6. 841 2341,747 878J. LEGAL SECRETARY — Full-time, seller. Century 21 Ability Rlty., Bkr. Free estimates 671 7679 ____ 900 Hwv. 15 775-1500 Ocean Twp. and running cars. Free pickup. Call Call 787 9213 4 Motorcycles 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. 671-5416 or 34* 5270. for Monmouth County law firm. RUSS HIBBETS PAINTING ft C 4 C CONSTRUCTION CO. SANSONE OLDSCADILLAC EXP. in real estate preferred. Steno 213 Instruction 213 Instruction DRIVEWAY GENERAL CONTRACTOR — In-Lowest prices Commercial & home Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank TOP DOLLAR required. Reply Box O-405, The Dal- terior ft exterior, quality work- enovaUons. Rooms, dor mars, 741 0910 19(0 SUZUKI 150 OS — Dirt bike, FOR USED CARS ly Register, Shrewsbury 07701. CONSTRUCTION manship. For free ettlmate call patio*, garages, decks A all Im- with helmet. Excellent shape. $1,000. LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC STRAUB BUICK-OPEL LEGAL SECRETARY - Full-lime, 431-1395. provements. M 2 6575. Call after 5 p.m.. 7(7-2972. Rt. 35 Savrevlllo, N.J 727 1300 Ni NE ACRES of New and Used Cars for Monmoulh County law firm. ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS — Parking CAM CONSTRUCTION — AMI* Hwv 35 164 4000 KevPOrt 1976 HARLEY DAVIDSON SS-250 — Exp. In litigation preferred. Reply PAINTING CONTRACTOR — In araai, 8. lealcoetlng Our 17ih year lions, alterations, bathroom tiling, 5.700 ml., exc. cond., $950. Call after Box O407. The Daily Register. NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS] lerlor/exterlor, lowest rates, free SURPLUS JEEPS. CARS, TRUCKS Free animates. 7 Include Sunday the next time you Register rates are economical place a Register classified ad lor and you can charge your ad to Call in your ad anytime up to 3 days and we'll give you the 4th either Master Charge or Visa TOLL FREE PHONES day free Now that's a ftood.dcal See how easy it is? Call 24 hours 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. Betides you get fast results too a day on 1700 this offer not for MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 commercial advertisers MATAWAN AREA 566-8100 We make it easy to do business with us 542-1700 NON-COMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT ANYTIME. 103 Rentals To Share 10* Furnished Rooms 51 Htlp Wanted SI Help Wanted 54 Situations Wanted NUBBIN Female RED BANK - For a warning coy- SUMMER IS COMING &OONI TRAVEL AGENT — Exp. Satire SINGLE WOMAN — To snare large BORROWING ranch house In Tlnton Falls All pi. No smoking or drinking. Kltch- trained itu outtlde tales ftp. with / I'D UK6 A TEN- •n orlveleges. 7I771I1. following HI 3336 NURSE'S AIDE — Saatts work cai l NULUOH-OOLLAR MOWEY Ift itllltles, IHO par month. 54111*1. Itlvphon* calls from our offi Ing for tick or elderly Raftrancts i, TREE CLIMBER UOAN, f>0CM A V Shrtwiburv ruDciirmr Own trans. 544-9112. 105 Summer Rentals IM Commercial Immediil* optntngt: EXP ONLY PLEAftE. .* 10 9 JO. Mon Fri Ml Oil) NURSE'S AIDE — EIP , malura Rentals full l.ma/part lima, and/or weak •« 30 to 1 30. l«t NORTH LONG BRANCH — Pan- WATCH MAKER NEEDED - Lux- and% Bast rat. Call 747NU. oramlc ocean view Irom every 300 SQ. FT. OFFICE - Rl. ». MW- For inttrvitw Mil Mr. Krttsmati urv retail Jewelry store, lull tl>op & READING SPECIALIST — Wll room. 1 bedroom suites ft motel •quipm.nl All ben.lllt> Central Jer- dl.lown Whelan Realty. Building S42IM0 tutor gradas it this summar. Cal units. Olympic pool, beach, color Ills ptr mo , all utllltkn Included. »i Shoe. art*. Musi supply rtsume 671 4949. TV, g/c, and maid service. Restau- SUPERINTENDENT - For wnlo e> r.f. Wrll. Box A 414. Th« D.llv Whelan Realty Group, Realtors Call rant on premises. Available by the041-7545. housing in Monmouth County Bl*c Register. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. TUTOR — Elamantarv reading & day. week, or month. St«l I. mult Hvtoflsll* Scndrffpln math, licensed leather HOLMOEL. HWY 15 - Offices, flex- lo Boa O-404, Tht D*it* Rtglittr 7»7 7205 BEACHCOMBER Shrtwiburv. N J 0/701 52 Babvslttlno/Child ible space, 1,000 St. ft. suite to single 222-6479 desk er.. 41*4175. 471U1I or SWtM INSTRUCTOR - Nftttad to Car* TUTOR — Taachar with 6 vra. axp 2*44451. tummif program, WSl rtqulrtd ft masters In education & a ipacialt NORTH LONG BRANCH - On C«n Hl-477. . In unted * talentad tducttlon Wll river, furnished, new, I bedroom + KEYPORT — 2 room otfke with DEPENDABLE — Woman wanted tutor and/or provide enrichment I loft, skylight, dishwasher, color TV, bathroom. 150 H. It., wattrvlew. to care (or I child, 5. Thurt. L Prl.. gas grill, very prlvete. June to Sept., TENNIS PRO — Mutt b« qualifitd any tub,acts gradas 1-4. Cai private entrance. It's a mo.. 12 to 6. Own transportation t ref. M4 7194 IISOO. Also available tor winter. Call 73t-3*52. Send rctumt lo Middltttmn Swin required 70754*3 tvn. 77 Pets and Livestock 84 Merchandise 2224507. Club, 140 Harmony Rd . Middlattowi TWO WOMEN WILL CLEAN YOUR 41 Business 71 Merchandise MIDOLETOWN — Maw Pro- NJ 07141. HOUSE - Raasonablt rain and Opportunities For Sale Wanted POCONO DELUXE CHALET — 4 fessional offices for rent. The New S3 Domestic Help Mb rafarences Call 717 9S40 o BEAGLE-TYPE — I vr old female bedrooms, 1 baths, large fireplace, Monmouth Professional Bldo-. WAITRESS/WAITER — Apply I 717*143. spayed. Looking (or good home clubhouse, horseback riding. In- 471-5700 or 112 1775 pcnon After 5 Exptrltnct not ntc LAUNDROMAT Daily-Sunday 2tlt274. PIANO WANTED door/outdoor swimming ft tennis, pssjry Lulgl's. 244 W«t Front St COMPANION — Needed to car. for FOR SALE much more. For Infoor reservsllons MIDOLETOWN - 5.000 SO. ft. pro- elderly woman on a live-In basis in 55 Situations Wanted 717-7334 BIRDS — Blue/gold Macaw, 1*25 Any condition. 4*14911 call 071*097. tetslontl office space available tor Rtd Bank. Red Bank area. Salary opan. Call African Gray, 1215. Parrot, 145 PORTACRIB WANTED - Will pay Immediate occupancy. Ample pork- 530-1*3*. avas. Or wrll. J.R. Male PACKAGE STORE — Red Bank REGISTER Love bird, |2S. Parakeet. |7 RUMSON — July ft August, small Ing. Starling Thompson ft As Bruckmann. 21 Riverside Av... Red income apartment upstairs. G 115. 108 Commercial Finches. 2/115 534-4101 eyas. Call 534 17*7 efficiency. 1500 per mo. Including societal. Btatlort. 000-1*14010. Bank. N.J. 07701. eery facilities, neighborhood area Classified Ads utilities Security ft references re- Rtntalt ALL AROUND VARD WORK — Onwer relocated. S45.0OO negotlebl* BOX STALLS — Rough board. Tin quired. 7414052. OFFICE SPACI HOUSEKEEPER - > days a week Guitars, cleaned, trees cul, garden TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO GAG REALTORS S3I-20O0 ton Falls area. 550 par mo. Cai DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to UP to UOO H. It tor lea** Single Cleaning, laundry. Ironing. Own rotolllled. Free estimates, 741-4303 13 SEA BRIGHT — Motel units ft stu- lev.l. masonry professional building trans. Mlddletown. Call between 10 as low as Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will Buy from private owners and as- dio apts.. by the day. week, or In Shrewsbury with K car periling. am? p.m. 471-7544. HANDYMAN — Exp. In land PART-TIME FREE KITTENS — Adorable 4 AC. 1 highly vliebto location Price RED BANK scaping, painting A light carpentry toltt. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- month. Private beach ft pool, A/C, BUSINESS 53 cents weeks old. lltttr trained. PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- Depends on the .Iterations you r. HOUSEKEEPER - ] days a week, Hard working Willing to work lull 4714111. TV, moid service. "ft. SINGLE OFFICE Mon.. Wad., l Frl. References and part time. For more Info., c, per line, par day SIGNED 7«« River Rd.. Fair TRADEWINDS MOTEL Work your own hours. This Is a) rar (based on non commercial Haven, N.J. 0414217. REALTY GROUP INC. own transportation necatsary. ill nil opportunity for a man or woman 1 FREE TO GOOD HOME — Malt 142-1837 270 SQ. FT. b; i Jaw attar 5 p.m. today Insertion) Lab. 1 vr. old, lovable ft great with 201*410*00 HOUSE PAINTING - High quality run their own community coupo Air conditioned Heal, service No exptrlanca necassa kids, will pay to neuter. Must give SEA BRIGHT — The Harbour Point OFFICE SPACE — 711 sq ft.. I HOUSECLEANER low price. EXP college students For FAST RESULTS away, moving. 707-04*0 after 4, REAL FSTATE Free estimates 741-2451, Alter 4. Complete company training pro- Motel, fully furnished luxury opts, rooms. 1711 Including utllltkn. AM, parking, and janitorial 13 an hr . 3 hrs. a weak „ RENTALS Call 042-554* gram and assistance In starting you AT LOW COST FREE TO GOOD HOME — Female with a picturesque ocean view, all 411 Sq. ft.. 1 rooms. 5415 Including services included. SAVE MONEY — Call JAR for you business Investment $7,500. For In spayed IB mo. old Polnl.r Delme utilities Included In rant, studios unities. Rt. 34. Matgwtn. Ill loll. MATURE PERSON WANTED —To home Improvement service Ou formation call -Mr. Zackrv phone tlan. Vary good with kids. 542-1147 55*5 per mo, 1 bedroom suites 57*5 747-1100. supervise Iwo girls, age to & 14, full- work Is our prlda. Custom work BOO 44i 9*40 101 Apartmtntj ptr mo. No pats. Summer rentals. RED BANK OFFICE SPACE-1100 time for summer. Swim Club privi- Affordable prices Call 5W 4754 FREE PUPPY TO GOOD HOME - June, July ft Aug., 14*2 Ocean Av* . in ft Near trantponttMn. 5400 t leges. Own car a must After 4 p.m., l'/i vrs., Benll typo, answers lo Sat Bright. N.J 7471353 utilities III 11H •41)141. SHORE AREA — In Sea Brlgh REGISTER Lucy. Call Immediate. Evas HIGHLANDS HILL — Small 2 room RED BANK 57 Day Care/Nursery Italian dell, great potential. Owni apartment with yard. A/C ft carpel. RED BANK - 41 West Front St., HI 5440 SEA BRIOHT — Oceenfront, 1 anxious and will sell lock, stock *n Classified Ads SultaMa tor single adult. 5105 plus btdroom. furnished, air cond., 53SOO The Hemltton Bldg . M0 t* 500 so. It. INDUSTRUlSrUE 54 Situations Wanted School barrel $25,000. GERMAN SHEPHERD FEMALE low utilities IMtt » locurltv. Call t utilities Available June I. Call Amp!* on lite parking. Rental from 6.000 Sfl II Ground floor OLD ENGLISH-STYLE PUB — — AKC. 10 weeki. pick of litter eves 5425715 or *4*4*72 Dave, or Joanlo at 7414034 or 111 ptr to. ft. Call 741 7100 Female , With courtyard, fireplaces and load 542-1700 Well-brad, hips guaranteed 474*007 tailgate 'oadlng. LINCROFTCOOPERATIVE NURS HIGHLANDS — Brand IW, I of charm and potential Needs actlv Toll Free from Metawen Area 4»5 1S34 RED BANK - Otflct ft slot. tfMCt 747-TtOO ERY SCHOOL — Forming pre kin owner Long Branch area Asking bedrooms, unfurnished. 5415 par mo. tvallebto. Enclosed air conditioned DEPENDABLE WOMAN — Will dergarteg n clasass for Sept « For GERBILS HAMSTERS GUINEA Includes heat. Call 471 itn attar mall. 710-1.110 to. ft. I HO 1050 gar Ifti l ll 7411944 1330.000 (terms) 10* Furnished Rooms clt«n vour house, apt. or oilier Own Information please call 741-1944 HICKEY REAL ESTATE AGENC 5648100 PIGS r- Now In stock. month Call Falk). 747 Itl* trartiport.it.on Call attar J. 495 ISM ornings. Commercial Division Tanks Alot 1 Maple Ave. 7471440 PMNE INDUSTRIAL AREA Toll.Free from Mlddletown Area HIGHLANDS — Brand ntw. un ASBURV PARK NORTH — Btau- BE D BANK Fully prepared orlke FUN el CONSTRUCTIVE — Child QUALITY DAYCARE — Teechei 222 401? GREAT DANE PUPPY — 4 moi furnished 1 btdrotm. U75 ptr ma. tulles In MttrogotrUnMtrrtll Lynch care, J davi a wh , WO. Agat 4 A up. has group of 2 to 5 vr. olds wilt 671-9300 old, fawn male. Asking 5150 Hai tlful large room or efficiency over- 3,500 10 7.000 sq. It. TAKEOUT — Subs. Ice cream IncluIncluded s heal Call OTt-ltM altar looking Sunset Lakt. Dally maid building complex ranging from 1-1 Call M7- MfO atlar 4 p.m. Immediate opening* Educationa papers Call 7414tSt. rooms.dOOsq ft. 400sq. ft); carpet, tailgate loading, private park acllvitias and inlerachon with other Main St., Aberdeen. Immediate oc ttrvlca Exc neighborhood. Roeson- HIGH SCHOOL-STUDENT — With cupancy. t man operation Asking DRILL PRESS — Heavy duty, a/c. ready to move In; minimum I Ing, A/C, heal, sprinklered children Lunch and snacks! Ful h.p. HORSES' FULL BOARD — Turn KEANSBURG — 1 btdn able rolet. Ill 3400. • vr leeso; rtstl tram II7O-I4O0 per axparlanca. availabla as babvilt lima. $» a week, pat I time. II SO an &3.5O0 Bast time after 4. W2ti22 outs, lavups. 542-1154 ft 5410140. Rid Public traniponation. Air con 0411*00 U'S per mo. cms utilities. 1* BOARDING HOME — For female mo. Including all utilities, Call Itr/mothar'i halptr Mary. J47H»\ hr., 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. For ap- Ing lessons offered. month's security. 4*5-*J*r\ owner. Walter Zlmmer ft San. ditioning equipment on p»e pointment 7171140. ELECTRIC STOVE - 175. And Oth senior cltlions. must shor* room, 1 HOUSEKEEPER — Oanaral ctaan 43 Money To Loan LIVER CHESTNUT GELDING — KEANSBURG — t btdroom apart meals, laundry and tronsaorUUon 441 *»> mim ing. u par hr . minimum 4 hr». per er lurnlturt call 041S44S 15.1. trail rides ft willing lumper. Al ment. near beach, busline, eflsboal ttrvlca provided UOO e month day. EMC. rafarancat. Call I72-94M shots 4*2 4.310 eves 2*1-Mat. REO BANK — School House PMU, HOMEOWNERS parking I or 1 adults. 5115 * *4ac- 11400 M. ft (will divide), let. fall FIREWOOD trie. 071-4700. 2.500 SQ. FTHJF OF- NEED EXP SUMMER HELPT —3 OR BUSINESSMEN McOUERRY TRAILER — Blue ft KEANSBURG occupancy Call Roger Coims. Bro- college students available for party Mlaad hardw FICE SPACE With heat OWE MONEY? 74HSS4 white, with dressing room. Mln KEANSBURG — 1 room, I bedroom, Rooms for rent ker. 741.7104 sarvlcas. vardwood, houiewoo*, ten cond. 442-4311 eves. UOO ptr mo. + utlllttet. 041 7105 or Call 707 *04S Or 717 1051 included, private parking, nil lessons, chlldcare, etc Reliable. VICTIM OF THE RECESSION? RIO BANK RIVERFRONT - I 61 Business FIXTURES — Reading cards ft 1*1 4304 very reasonable. Large reasonable rates Call 747-4429 4-9 Consolidate all debts with new fader wrapping paper. Available In 01 MINI SCHNAUZERS — AKC. REO BANK — Large, lovely room, rooms 4 1 room Immediate at- central reception area, p.m. Opportunities al programs as seen on TV. Pay weeki Contact Rarltan Pharmacy males, docked. 4 weeks old, 1175 nicely furnished, prlvete entrance cupancv. Parking far 40 can HOOO's less lo credliors and get a Hailel 471-2111. each. LUXURY HI-RISE 141175*. 141 4771 1 S41 4**l 741-474* or 1414711. good (rattle How. individ- SENIORS — if vounead someone to ESTABLISHED DELIl GROCERY t ttart. Catch up on back Call Ml 40to CONDO APTS. ual offices can be re payments! STOP foreclosures, lega FREEZER —Sear'sColdspot. Itcu Belmar - Magnificent riverfront lo- RED BANK — Inqulri privet, lighten your burden, call ma to do STORE — For sale Call between 12 OBEDIENCE CLASSES — Al divided Air conditioned vour shopping, light cleaning, laun- am 13pm . 717 9MS Between*.30 proceedings, repossessions and) In. upright, exc cond., asking IMC cation 1 ft 1 bedroom spacious units horn*. Parking, no kitchen arlvl- Mart Clossiiled harassing cradltor calls. Have extra s track tape player/recorder. S30. 0 levels, by The Owner Handler Assoc oges. Air. Working woman ere dry, simple meal preparation, etc. p.m. 1 II p.m., 717-4303. Good lota Starting June 17. Call 211 074* with balconies All appliances, wall Mature former aide Call Ml 4/S4 lion til tor any reason No points o Irack lap. player, S15. Call 503 4547 to-wall, good security, ample park ftrred. 741 1175 on Went Pof 747-1100 broker's fees GREASES — Transmission fluid ONE FEMALE — half collie, hell Ing. Close U shopping and transpor- CONSUMER CREDIT retlrever, spade, well trelnad. b suit- tation. U00 tar month ft up. COUNSELORS motor oil. drums. 100 cases ft ol inters Make ofter Call 441-4204. eble for farmland, older couple pre- 10.5 Dally M1-M40 nstant Phone OK MO-392-4«9 ferred Free to good home S3O-W71 Let the HOME ft OFFICE: - 1 seal couch after 7. reception chairs, small table, maple MAKE IT YOURSELF double bad, etc. Good condition. Low PAIR OF FINCHES — With cage, prices. Room 1410. second floor. 14 asking 125 If Interested call Register Spring It, Rad Bank 741 tits 74l4t51 KNOLL WOOD GARDENS 71 Merchandise For PART POODLE PUPS - 4 wks. old. IBM TYPEWRITERS First shot. 4 females. 1 mala. Asking Salt 140 ea. Good home onlyl 12MO47. RENTAL $22-$2B per mo attar 5 p.m. Exclusive 1 ft lbedroom apart 461 Rant with option lo buy 072-032: merits Individual oat rKHHIfkf ft con Striped Success IRIS,PEONIES, ORIENTAL POP PROTECT YOUR DOG — From tral air conditioning Excellent loc. PIES — Com. vllt our gardens. 4* fleastft tkks with a Zodiac collar lion. 3 LINES Tanks Alol 0 Maple Ave. 747-144 Just off Rl IS on Kings Hlohway Prospect Ave . Little Silver, N.J East (walking distance to Foodtown 5 DAYS MOVING SALE — Knabble uprlgh TENNESSEE WALKER - Black. Shopping Center) piano, 5*00, exc. cond. King-size box 15 hands, axe. disposition, vary com- CALL 0714021 115 dally spring, mattress ft frame, 550 Com fortable gall. Any reasonable offer $3.90 plate set of child's Campaign over 51.000 411-llts. Th» Rtglsttr "PRICE BUSTERS' furniture, needs reflnlshlng. 575 can MM your unnttKtod Item, lor you Otter furniture also for sale. Cai THREE MONTH OLD - Female MODCCN APARTMENT — Near quickly. 471 1540 puppy With all shots and papers. transportation Best time to call MtrchandlM lor ult ONLY preferable for Plto home with yard b W©414 Origin*ting Irom houMftold, not 11 MUST SELL — Sofa, loveteat ft Please call 741 4241 from noon to 4 on TotwoivtotM! Cfochettd strip*] CMdlno • salt prtct of 1200 Ptrchair. Contemporary doslgn, plush Sun., and 4 to midnight on all other MONMOUTH BEACH odd snip to i stylish test WORK FOR YOU! ariiilr days. earthtones (400 or bast offer Two bodroomt. 1 bams Exquisite PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Matching glass top coffee ft 1 and high rise, directly on the ocean l-yr. Tlw mon IM watts it the mon Each Additional Una, »1 00 No dlt tables. 5100 Call 542-tlli or 541 W2t WIEMARANER - • 4 mo old. shots, kill low this stsr-to-rtiu-in count II canctlwl btrfor* axplratlon Ire. to good home ARLOTTEE'FTSHKIN' O REALTY «est CrocrVet ol 4 pt> sport run No ch«nott In COPY PIANOS — ORGANS Call 701 *5O3 MMMMtt t SHOP THESE LOW PRICES TODAY Havt ftomathlng to nil? Phoot All Muskal Supplies and Sarvkas 4 Kings Hwy. Mlddletown. N.J. in 4 colon. Pattern 461: dirac TUSTING PIANO CO. 201*717*00 Our ttth Year 7* Swap And Exchange tiotis (0. Men's sim 40-42. 1*47 WILLIAM ROGERS FLAT- END TABLES — $11 aa. Coffa. REFRIGERATOR — OE. •« 542-1700 Asburv Park ONE BEDROOM — Furnished 4446 included. WARE — Service lor • «rllh serving lable. US Velour chair, SSO. 5 PC cond . SISO. Twin bid. complete, oa Opan tut pieces ml case. MO. II dtml tesse kitchen sat, $7S. 707l>7e. wagon wheel. $50 Twin bad. com EXCAVATOR — Will trade excava lion and/or road work for lot (min- Honing, all utilities Iree far Utt arasv spoons. 120. Electric rotls.de. nlele, chest of drawers, 100. Lead THE DAILY RAILROAD TIES— New. Cl ... er caupkt In exchenoe far hout» broiler, bake, fry a, Brill, oev.ru END TABLES — Blond color oak. furnace, US 2444450 IX.KO. 55 70 Landscaped lias 4x4x0 imum I acre) In development In $775 (or eich piltern Add square top with glass Insert, sat of 53.45. Protsura treated 4x4x0 10.00 Llncrott, Holmdel. Marlboro area keeping and gardening ttrvtctt tor us can mini. REFRIGERATOR — RC MO 5131741 Can deliver 73* 3*52. or 73* 23*5 Businesswoman Man can turn out 50« MCh patttrn lor poslafi two $» mnu Whirlpool. 14 cu ft U0. REGISTER IS" COLOR TV CONSOLE — Plays I NEED — A decent running station ind hindlini i,,4 tt: OOOO. UOO Cold Ma bed. UOO 1 741 tS» REEL-TO-REEL TAPE RE celtent character references Write FLUTES — Gamelnhardt ft Artlay. CLASSIFIED ADS wagon, van or truck. Will swap my Box C 440. The Dally Register. malcrwd upholit.red chain, $100 1 PC WALL UNIT — Regular H/OO CORDER — Older model. Sony 400 Lilac Crown Amaion Parrot, talks pair. I glan lamp. 175. 1 24" stools. StS each. Call SAFE — Fireproof, co asking ttoo 3 mos. old, a>c. condl asking 5100 AM/FM cassette re Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 2*1-441.. lock, 2'»l'«4'. SIS. lion, consists of bar, TV holder corner, digital clock, alarm timing Well. 74/3440 17! I larw sold Ir.mM mirror, 150 RED BANK - Beautiful Urge 1 2 ScKwInn bikes. »20 ea Solid brass Call 747 S4t» knlck knack shell 1 llghli In every holds 10 batteries ft 2 batteries for FRIOIDAIRE WASHER — S17S ft unit 172 »44. clock, asking S17S. 74t-t*4t. bedroom, deck, carpeting, dish fireplace aaulpmenl, HI. Call SEARS CRAFTSMAN — Self pr 80 Bicycles/ 5X-IW dryer, SI7S Welblll alaclrlc stova, w.sher. new kitchen UOO 4- mill $IS0 Call TO; «t»» attar s p.m. polled mower. Brfggs a. stratum A LOW BUDGET? SHUTTERS. SHUTTERS, SHUT Utt. 741 lit* llln cut. l.lhp. I40CC Shoo the Used Furniture Center TERS — Long, short cathedral, all Mini Bikes G.E. CLOTHIS DRYER — $40 Ad- bagger Exc cond. 5100 aW Rib RANK — 1 A DECORATOR'S SALE — 1 sofas of Red Bar* used. Call for your slie. 2t1 l!2t. miral AM/FM stereo. $S0 Black ft after 4. itl ShreaneXirv Ava. 041144t MOPED — Free Spirit ltTt. «ic - Gre.n v.lv.t. |IS0. "ranch Decker electric lawn mowen US. SOFA ft LOVESEAT - Lass than 1 Call 7414710. Provtnclal. blue ft whit, print. »I25. SEARS KEHMORE — Etectr cond. 1150. Only 1400 ml 4tS-D4O ALUMINUM POOL — lOalS, 3 vrs . old. axe. cond.. from Huff Call 5W-M17 I* » p.m.I round hot pink velvet lovasaat, UOO, stove, excellent condition, SISO Ca old. Lomarl filter. 1 vr. old. Asking lanKooi. 5300 Please call 471 7040 SEA BRIOHT - The Harbour Point W M Vdl. yellow carpet. 1100. GOLD CASTRO CONVERTIBLE - tH7tt I2». »1.t|7t. PUCH MAXI-LUX MOPED 1*0)1 - Motel, fully furnished luxury apts •« 111, OM CMBM Sts., Itn QUMn mattress s.1, UO; axe. cond $125 Blonde bedroom sat. $190. 2 SOFA — Elegant, custom made, with a pktyroia.ua acton view, all SEARS REFRIGERATO ANDERSEN WINDOWS I DOORS gold, carved wooden frame, like H50 Must tall. utilities Included In rgnt. Short or Ttf«, Rf 10113. Priat RaM, 47IJ05I record cabinets, $15 Wing chair. 747444* $10. Refrigerator. $111 Washer. FREEZER — 15 1 cu. ft.. Harve — Any slie I style S0% dlK new Must see. slto 741-5701. tang term welcome. Studio, uts J, Be, ANTIQUE OAK WASHSTAND - $125 Ml-aJU. Gold, good condition. $200 144 1220 Wlndawliards, I-OOO-UM7O7. Ptr mo. I bedroom suites MM par SUNN BASS — Amplifier cabinet. PUCU H MOPEDD 1*71*71 — Good condl 3 liee Patterns inside 1MI With towel rack, mint cond . tus. llioni , mileageilge.. 1100 fT>0. r44 o IWtete - SutfTWfWS T ))|g\| # JJt, IU-4141 GRAPE VINES — Red, yellow SINGER SEWING MACHINE ANTIQUES — Persian ruo t«12, 2-15-B, UOO R40>«aaaft CatakJt 170 Knit $10. 2 olack ft white TV's. W 0* mahogany living room tables, t hall Oil 7I77I7-M7- 4 July. August: Studios U*5 per mo. 1- seedless 71 cants each. 10 far $7.00 Bob, 2t1-t4tO. lilrnni smias irn Mr mo. tan Crochlt, Embroider pittuns ATARI SYSTEM — Including 10 New plants. .71-SI7I. $15 Couch, good cond., $15, good dinette sal. Call aftar 3 p.m. 471-t3sO PUCH SPORT MX1 - 5350 Sear's cartrklgat. «M0. 1 14 cartrldoaa, den. Call 471 4500. SURPLUS JEEPS — Cars, boats Ocean Ava., Sea Bright. N.J. Jackets, dolls, quilt*, more! $1.50 ANTIQUE CENTER of Red Bank Many sell for under »50 For Info call Free Spirit. 1150 Both low ml., exc. 747-US1. H00 Call attar 4 p.m., llllM. HEADBOARD — Twin, like new. cond Call attar 0 p.m., *4» 40*0 pine, US. SPEAKERS — 4 Criterion tee sys- 217 Wast Front Street 112-tllltel. ex. Oil. 3 bulldlngi ISO dealers 041 OM TINTON PALLS — CoUMII. 4 to 5 •71 7720 tems. II" woofer. 7" ft I" mM- SUZUKI MOPED — Excellent con bedrooms. 10 rooms. 1V> batM. Kar • EO — Ouam sin, mattrru. bo. ranges. J" tweeter. Will soil pair llemi bought, aik for Guy SWIM POOLS — Distributor must dltkei, 1,000 miles, mutt sail Firm LAROE OLD WOOD DISK — $4" dispose of brand new on ground II' garage, basement. 5*50 a mo. spring ft frame. Its. Exc. cond.. $150 or bast 5350 Bast ottar. Call 541-47*0 after 5. 041-4*07 Call SM-tsar. wide. »" long, t drawers, $75 Table offer Call 471-4701. A PRIVATE ESTATE SALE — In long pools with huge sundocks. safe It-room house. Appt. only. Elagen y fencing, hi-rate fillers, ladders. ft 4 chairs, green. $50. 7I7W42. YAMAHA CHAPPY 1*71 — la. WIST END - a roam apt, near BEIGE FLORAL CRETONNE — II TIFFANY LAMPS - TaW. lamp lurnlture Including Empire A Vk He. Asking 1*71 COMPLETELY IN cond.. runs ft looks like ntw. very vds paid $11 a yd. teflon protected LLOYD'S AM/FM STEREO lorlan, 12-fK. dining room, I1SO0; W STALLED. Financing avail. Call dependable. 1350 Call 7414520 beach ft matting, no pets 1 ma. with brass base, $125. Hanging Tf sacurttv. 170-0275 or 741 5711 after 0 some fasl ore-shrunk sail S7S. PHONO CASSETTE — Good cond., fany shade. $100 Call $44-1554. buffet (1030). UOO, carved lion'! NEIL toll free 000-440-4511, ex. 30*. '$*"* 741 till eves $100 Call m-OOM after 7 p.m. MM chair, UM, sofas. UOO 1 »7J0, p.m. Sunshine Special! TIRES — 4 mad Firestone Meat- Jacobean oak writing table ft chairs, TOP SOIL FARM LAND — Any •2 Swimming Pools •ICYCLE — Olrlt 10" high rise, rad MAGNESIUM PLATE — SlVlUO", balled 721 radlals. Hit BO 70-1 J. MO. ll»0. grandfather Ireprol clock amount delivered with basket, very good cond.. M0 $40. Steel pipe, 1S'»4V»", SM Seal Call HI 1071 (OM Many mirrors. Oriental white Call 3*4 3570 10J Houses For Rent Call 2M40S4. folding ft accessories, $125. 2t1-«oto background rugs. 12' round, tlOOO. AMERICA'S BESTI TORO LAWN MOWER — Serf-pro- uio. Itoo, 11H7, (MM. Entire vk TOP FORM SOIL — Clean. 1 yards REPUTABLE SWIMMING pool out CANOPY TWIN BED — With boa OCTAGON COFFEE TABLE -And palled, electric start, rear torlan bedroom. 11500 Can be seen tor 575 Fill dirt, 5 yards for ISO let must dispose of their entire stock HAZLET - 4 bsOr.sm split IM spring ft mattress, eac cond., U7S end UMa, pecan wood, glass top. asking $140. S44-1I44 Juno 10. 11,12. Call Me-UUIor evpt Delivered. 544 I in of Dig. new. leftover 1*01 family slie baths, living room, dining ream, cane bottom $!25/pelr Tlt-MW. POOH with deck, fence, filter ft war family roam, xxwoinont. garage, Call TWO LARGE — Bedroom mirrors. TRAILER TIRES — I tires, silt ATTENTION VENDORS — Ass't anly Totally Insulted for only 1*70. contra air, gat heat, burglar al*rm, CASTRO HI RISER OFFICE FURNITURE - Das*. 1 0-I4.S. 11 ply Spanish men's armolr, 2 children's will finance. Call Bill at *o* **7 »27 lovely backyard. 1750 a mo 151-4447 boned lots of tape. e«c. for Flat dresseri. 1 while Castro chalrbed GOOD COND swivel chairs, 1 padded chairs. $171 Markets. S44-1340 S44-14ie Call tn 4147 mum. 534-4300 HOLMDEL — I tlOrsim split lam, TRUCK CAP BALLOON BOUQUET - For Tile M Merchandise June I occupancy. CHROME a, GLASS ETAGERE - ONE POOL PUMP — ISO. Refrig- . Insulated. $175. WEDDING GOWN - Silt 7/1, satin, Graduate, only tle.00 a doion. Up all beaded, I It. veil, all accessories. Call 24*7177 175 ee. or best offer. Banister *, erator, double door with Ice maker. Call 7<7Kt» Up ft Away, 0704M*. py SM utt fllaV handrails. Ilka new. ISO ea. 741-00**. noodt cleaning, tin. Call 741 7100 Asking 1290 Call 54254t7. Wanted HOUSE FOR RINT — IVi room*. after * p.m. TRUCK CAP - 0-xSO" high. In. BEDROOM FURNITURE — Ethan • - • • ^ ^...^.a — aSHBHaaai txaxaHl— tnm-*M hew qutckly «ou CM DRUM SET 3 drum* with hloh hat WEDDING GOWN — And ptTtjTfV* mejnWrv C*7JUPew> r^orTl V4*oj1- Allan 72" dresser with 3-pc. folding cathedral length veil, white satin ft whip up Mm onto backwrap cymbal i. stand. 1175. PINK SHAG MUG mirror, chest-on-chest ft end table 1. NAME YOUR PRICE come U75 g mend. Ill nil. 071-0551. For sale. Ui. act applique Fall or winter, sue t MIODLETOWN—II5O. sundren ami rtj botaro Few all In maple. Will sacrifice moving •rlscllta. Retail 1000 from WE WANT THE BEST Call I42-1M0 VANITY — 20", 1-daor. walnutwok Call 04i sera alter s. T^*a^a*HF^^lVWtlB)» *•• 9t^a*0J*gTt/ ^owFtA^sw ntiil. DUMP BODY PARTS — Hydraulic for right wall, used sink. $40. Ca Mustlllo's. asking 5400. Call between ANTIQUES mmodlalo occupancy 5000. parts, M littiin proMams, no piston ft frame unit S12S POOL — 11x14 frame, filter, all- 747-4402. ft 0, 471-7035. JEWELRY hm. CrWoM nifty, tarifh cottons BEDROOM SET — Full-Site, wllh SILVER 471-ltU. Call 747-S4tt around deck 4 fence. Wall t\ mattress ft box spring, triple 5150 WOODBURNINO FISHER STOV WOODEN — Kitchen cabinets. Gas ART MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT - Ex- Printed Pattan 9362 Child's dresser ft night stand. Ilka now. Ht» OECORATIONS ELECTRIC GUITAR — MS — Nearly now, with extra pip. and Call 707-4411. 10" range. Maytag dishwasher. Call ecutlv. homo. I bedroom*. I bam. Sim 2, 4, 6, 8. SIM 6 unoren AmDtlller. $70. Boy's 10-spead. 24" REFRIGERATOR — FrKldelre. spar, parts. $150 Call after 4 p.m 542 lilt after 4 for appointment. CARPETS 11100 monmiy plus utilities l-yr. Ross bicycle. StS. I41441I 11.1 cubic ft., good cond., ISO. 741-4720 BEDROOM SET — All-wood Tradl INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES ease, security, references. POUR fatal 3/8 (Wds 45-inch fabric Bedroom set. French Provincial, tri- tlonal stylo, triple dresser with 1 15* Newman Springs Road SEASONS REALTORS. 511 WO. ELECTRIC DRYER - Sears. e«c ple dresser, chest-oncnest. ] end YOUNG PERSON'S DRESSER — mirrors, chest. 2 night tables, full '2 Garage Sales Shrewsbury 7474100 cand. $100 Umbrelle stroller. $s tables, good cond.. 1175. Mirror 1x4', And mirror. US Bookcase. $10. " MONMOUTH BEACH — lr«t queen site headboard. Moving, mull 1 Assorted Ir.mei. $4 0424207. . solid rad matte. 741 5tto sell. »00. 4ts «2tt Yard Sales ALL LIONEL TRAINS water COM. 1 Mil Townneuoe, m Or Fiver. Tap cast! appraisal. •425 par mo Call MMBH. SOB*) UM R» taca jtttn. BEDDING SETS — New. twln-S7t. SEE "A PRIVATE SALE" — In ad •U Vgfttt aW BaaaTaa' ogagatfjaWat] aW lull m Bed frames, 117.tl. RANCH TINTON FALLS — *• aero. Dinettes, |7t.t5. K.D. Sharp's ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought tor 01 •h^bjuxfed IIUIBB Furniture, 275 Hwy. 3*. Wast top cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt An- • xMiiii* uvinfj f uunr $ Keansburg. Dally 1-0 p.m.; Sat. is imal, 10* East River Rd., Rumson wttfi fWaSV p.m. 4SS0t»s 041 115* Member Appraisers As- 75 Farm Equipment sociation of Amtrkt. BOXES - CORRUGATED For Moving ft Storage, and for In- ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN- MARTIN 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3'° TRACTOR — International dustry. A complete line of packaging TIQUES, Rt. It and HomoslMd supplies 4.2-4071 or 747-4OH. Harvester Club CaOet 120 with 40" Av* . Leonardo. 2*1 S2J0 Rotocut. sweeper. Exc. cond.. ga raged. 51550 Call «4» 1*44 or RED BANK -4 bedrooms. 1 baths. 420 FOR SALE PRICE UP TO'200" COLONIAL COUCH-BED — Masle 42I-U04 DON'T HAVE THAT SALE Mar taroga. Available August I. Register Price Buster Ads can sell your unneeded items bed ft dresser with mirror, walnut ash; high prkes tor your small 1750 per ma t all utllltl taW., |700 or separata. Baby car garage sale Items, plus antiques. •curlty and rtrartncf quickly. Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE columns rlaoa. til. Call »1-M40. 7t Auction Sales ewelrv, contents of basementi. at- Call McOowen-Ryen Agency. les, etc. Call 2*44415 altar s p.m. now under a separate distinctive heading. Items ori- CONVERTIBLE SOFA — Queer, ginating Irom your household may be sold lor up to ill., beige color. Mock plaid with FOLDING CHAIRS — One to 75. SHREWSBURY — I rooms, I wood trim Moving, must sell. S150. tUCTION — Every Tues. ft Thurs.. Mutt be reasonable 4*3-4511 or »aoraam*, central air, IBU a month, $20000 per article. Price tor each item must be 4tS-t2»0. 10 p m. !7t South St.. Freehold. •MM. plus utilities. I.A. Armttrono Agon- mentioned. N.J. Public Invltied. free admission. cy. Realtor, Little Sllvor. 741-4MO. CRAFTSMAN LAWN MOWER - COL. BOB RANDOLPH. ,Auc Guy Johnson Slldown. 31" snow thrower. 34" side loneor, 411 5700 or lIMTtt. Buy ft Buys WIST KEANSBURO — cutting unit. Call e71-S4et. Single Items to entire households Now gas heating tyttom, gg- Antique furniture. Jewelry, sliver 5550 mo. plus utlllttee Haiti What shall I wotr? Find the 7 Pets And Livestock Immediate cash 042-4314. ences retwlrad. MUllmum 1 y DESKS. FILES — Tables, chairs, Security. in f 4».m. antworj in our NEW SPRING- adding machines, typewriters, of ke equipment* etc. at bargain OLD FURNITURE — AnIMues. Chi- SUMMER PATTERN CATALOG Call 542-1700 prices. New or used. A.A.C. DESK Advanced And Beginners na, glassware, art akltcti and or k Sate ant sNg-Ma adwitata 1M RenUls To Share OUTLET, 170t Rl. », Oakhurst. DOG TRAINING -brae. Immediate cash for any- No discount il cancelled beioie e 531 JttO ilng and everything. Rutcll's. 25 E. of Fn» Patttrn Cotioon. Over Bayshore Dog Club, 741-OOtt ronl St., Rad Bar*. 741—tatl. No cnanges in copy MIODLETOWN - PlsloOOlinOl non- 100 styles Cttakx. f f$0. DINING ROOM SET — Hard rock KC MINI POODLES - Malts, >LD ORIENTAL RUGS — And smoker to more sunny ejultt room In maplo, S ladder bock chairs, lotto* tamp collections wanted. Private tottrtc homo. Call 071401. katp ulch S0O0 or best offer. SM-Mlt. war. Call (nil 108 Commercial SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1982 The Daily Regi*U.T C7 Rentals 132 Condominiums 213 Instruction Town Houses RED BANK — 10 Mechanic SI.. MO . FRANCIS PERRY M N. 1 up. HIM per sq. It. Oil Classical guitar/lute 741-S444 or 741-1714. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - 1 bedrooms, ell appliances, eac. cond. All levels. t/4-0047 RED BANK-41 Watt Front St. The Call S4Mt0t or 74J-IO71 READING SPECIALIST — I will MONMOUTH BRIEFS Hamilton Building 300 10 500 M. ft. tutor primary grade children In Amplt on site parking. Call )