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Vol. 107 No. 323 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JULY 15, 1985 ?5 CENTS INSIDE Reagan awaiting lab test results SPORTS Despite a "slightly elevated" temperature, BETHESDA. Md. IAP) - President Reagan was which Speakes said was to be expected after making what doctors called a spectacular recovery surgery, the spokesman said, "All in all, the yesterday from major abdominal surgery as the medical team waited for laboratory tests to president had an excellent day." determine if the growth they removed was During his post-operative hospitalization in 1981 cancerous. following an attempt on his life. Reagan developed a persistent fever that mystified his physicians for Less than 24 hours after the operation began, several days but eventually was brought under Reagan was "on the job to some extent," reading control and attributed to an unidentified infection. briefing papers and meeting with Chief of Staff "He's always chomping at the bit to do a little Donald T. Regan, said White House spokesman Larry Speakes. bit more than the doctors want him to do," Speakes told reporters at an evening briefing During the day, Reagan got up from his bed for Asked if the president indicated any concern the first time and walked around his room in the about the pathologisls' report expected today that VIP suite at Bethesda Naval Hospital, the spokesman reported. He sat in a chair for about 45 will show whether the tumor removed from minutes, reading a new Western novel by Louis Reagan's colon was malignant, Speakes said the L'Amour, one of the president's favorite authors See REAGAN. Page 2A President and Mrs. Reagan The Bluffs: Rolls Royce of housing If CHRIS HAND The Register OPEN WINNER , RED BANK — About five years ago. architect Kathy Baker. 24, ol Clover. South Jerome M Larson took what he now calls his big Carolina fired a final round 70 lo win gamble He decided to build luxury housing in the Womens' U S Open at trie downtown Red Bank. Baltusrol Golf Club m Springfield When he first came before the Planning Board with yesterday his application for the Bluffs, as the development was to be called. Larson was turned down IB They thought you couldn't sell units at this price. " Larson recalled last weekend sitting in his of- fice residence at 68 West Front Street The office is NATION located in one of the buildings now being renovated to become part of the Bluffs They also didn't like the Cheerful density " Nancy Reagan brightens her Eighteen months later. Larson gained the planning husband's hospital room with board's approval for a slightly scaled down version of pictures of their family and scenes the Bluffs from their home state of Calilorma as Today, with half the units in the development sold. .the president recuperates from two families moved in and the remaining units going abdominal surgery for an average ol $100 000 more than they were THE REQISTEB/CABL D FOHINO initially advertised Larson's gamble appears to be 2A paying off THE BLUFFS — Architect Jerome Larson says his first taste of luxury housing. STATE renovation of seven Victorian homes gives Red Bank its See BLUFFS. Page 3A A long swim Twenty-one swimmers from six nations plunged into the Atlantic Ocean m Former mental patients 'held captive' Atlantic City for the 22'. -mile Around the Island Swim, one ol the premier Meanwhile, the Monmouth County pros- •They ithe womeni look like survivors Connolly said the department s investiga- events for marathon swimmers OCEAN TOWNSHIP lAPi - A woman ecutor's office is investigating whether from a concentration camp, " said Connolly tion was prompted by tips from welfare 5A who allegedly operated two illegal boarding criminal charges should be filed against "I don't think they were in immediate workers and neighbors who thought Mrs homes held up to 10 former mental patients Mrs Scorp, who is in her 40s, and her danger I But) the way they were kept and Scorp was running an illegal boarding home captive under truly horrific ' conditions for mother, Josephine Scorp. Connolly said treated was life-threatening " He said investigators came up empty- years while cashing their social security STATE The Scorps could not be reached for Connolly said the women, all former handed during several surprise inspections checks, a state investigator said yesterday comment at her Ocean Township home, and patients at the state's mental institution in Rosemary Scorp. who owns two homes and suspected that Mrs Scorp was hiding Embarrassment there was no listing for her in Hope Morris County, were afraid of the in- boarders or shifting them between her three here and one in Hope Township, faces up to Township vestigators because they "have been told properties In an uncharacteristic and eventually $50,000 in fines for running two illegal Five elderly women, ranging in age from over the years that if they don't behave they After surveillance proved people were embarassing move. Gov Thomas H boarding homes, said William Connolly, 60 to 75. have been removed from the Crosby will be sent back to the mental hospital " Kean and his chief environmental director of the Division of Housing and Avenue home owned by Mrs Scorp since The women, whom he described as 'the living with Mrs Scorp, investigators ob- aide create a crisis-like atmosphere Development in the state Department of July 2 when investigators obtained search sort who could readily be taken advantage tained search warrants and raided the last week by announcing during a Community Affairs warrants of." are all in area hospitals See CAPTIVE, Page 2A hastily called news conference the discovery ot a 25-year-old radioactive plutomum spill SA LIFESTYLE County helped the cause Memory lane If KEVIN fffiCHETTE The Register One view: Marilyn Farrell and Pat Torsillo sit on trie lawn of the Garden State Arts PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Hundreds of Monmouth county Center, Holmdel, and let themselves residents joined thousands no phone, be led down a memory lane marked from across the country to by reveries of sock hops, soda watch the top names in British fountains and American Bandstand. and American pop music per- 10A form in a Live Aid concert for wet notes African famine relief. They began gathering around By KEVIN FRECHETTE BUSINESS the John F Kennedy Stadium The Register in the City of Brotherly Love as PHILADELPHIA - They Needs help early as Friday morning. The told me it would be the musical concert was not to start until 9 The nation's largest (arm lending event of the decade am the following day Superstars from the British system, suffering from its highest loan Promoters had promised losses ever as a result ot agriculture's and American pop music that the show would be the scenes joining together at con- financial crisis, is turning for help not event of the decade A super- certs in London and Philadel- to the government, but to its farmer- star-studded line up had been phia to raise money for the borrowers. assembled at both Philadelphia starving in Africa 7B and at London's Wembley Hundreds of thousands were Stadium expected to attend, traveling "It was such an extravagant across continents to see the concert that I wanted to be a likes of Mick Jaggar. Tina part of it and see all the Turner, and Phil Collins, per- performers that I had never forming on the same stage. seen before I also wanted to be INDEX THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E COUIO Satellites would crisscross a part of the fight against skies, importing broadcasts famine. ' said Cathy Conway. WHAT A DAY — Reporter Kevin Frechette waded through from artists in Australia. 21, of Eatontown Japan, and the Soviet I'nion. Conway joined more than thousands of fans to find some while exporting performances BRIDGE 81 90,000 other music lovers Satur- county spectators at Saturday's to every corner of the globe BUSINESS 71 day to listen to the likes of Bob Live Aid concert m Philadel- My editors at The Register CLASSIFIED N Dylan. Eric Clapton, and phia. Lett, spectators wave a wanted someone there They COMICS N Madonna raise their voices in combination American/British wanted a local angle They CROSSWORD H song to benefit the starving flag signifying both country's wanted me to go to Philadel- people of Africa. ENTERTAINMENT 51 effort to solve North African phia and find some county HOROSCOPE 1hit him if they said to him, you're it, in as his Urge intestine began healing concert in Woodstock, where president remains "pretty much of a national security update from single, 'Do They Know It's the course of the flight (from after a two-foot section was removed thousands gathered together to hear an optimist He's an upbeat person, Regan during a ten-minute meeting Christmas' The success of the Maine). I think the surprise to him Saturday. rock and folk artists sing songs of very well prepared for any eventu- in which the two also discussed British song inspired American art- would have been if they said you Speakes said Reagan slept well peace and protest ality When you get to know the man, congressional affairs, the spokes- ists to record their own charity ain't It." during the night, although he was But as Conway explained, the you know that he can handle any- man said. single and ultimately led to Satur- Reagan's wife Nancy joined him awakened for routine post-operative times teem to have changed from an thing that comes down the pike." "The president expressed his day's international extravaganza at the hospital at lunchtlme Sunday checks of his vital signs, and was "era of rebellion" in the 60s to one Reagan was quoted by Speakes as strong desire to see action on the Conway said the crowd at JFK to go over some of the get-well said to be in "virtually no pain" of "people working together," in the saying he was "amazed at how good federal budget this week," Speakes stadium seemed "responsive to the reported, quoting him as saying, "I messages he has received from yesterday morning. 80s I feel." The president was wheeled foreign leaders. cause." from the recovery room to his VIP want to emphasize 'this week " Before Reagan awoke from the "There seemed to be a general And yet despite the magnitude and The president was receiving fluids suite at Bethesda Naval Hospital House and Senate conferees have surgery, doctors injected < small concensus between the performers intensity of international concerts, after doctors intervened to dissuade been deadlocked in their efforts to dose of morphine in the lining of his and the people in the audiance about there are those who say that once in him from trying to walk the short find a compromise budget that would spinal column In a procedure that famine and how to get rid of It," she a lifetime is enough distance down the hallway. begin to reduce the federal deficit. often reduces or eliminates pau. added "Knowing what it was like. I Navy Capt. Dale Oiler, chief of the Reagan again took up the reins of The Register from abdominal surgery for two About sixty of the world's greatest would never do it again, " Hickson surgical team that performed the presidential power on Saturday days or more without affecting a rock stars donated their services as said. "But I'm glad I went 1 don't night, about eight hours after he (ISSN 87504(91) three-hour operation to remove a Puwanaa oy TM »«, Emu Wiyim person's mental state. did nearly all the production and think anything could compare ' large growth from Reagan's bowel signed letters delegating his official duties to Vice President George by John H Cook and Hanry Clay on Saturday, was quoted as saying Main omot Reagan was doing better than "99.9 Bush. On* IMgaBr Plata. IMakx H J 07701 Questions were raised yesterday l»t) 542 4000 percent (of I all patients who under- 6mnctt Ofhoaa Captive go this type surgery about the timing of the transfer of Monmouti Courwy CourVtouaa. FMM. NJ 0772* Continued from Parje 1A soup, com flakes and powdered That includes all patients, much power and whether Bush had held WM«olMUK«Ml^a THIaoMM Saturday and removed Margaret Reagan's responsibilities briefly Pratt • mitti rMcrwatvav bMiMofHIa local milk. Woods, Connolly said less one who is 74 years old," Oiler naart pnntad m It* natrtpapai NMIHIIAP rmm Crosby Avenue home on July 2. The women were identified as was quoted as saying. without being aware of it. Connolly said Under the letter signed by Re- Marie McNeill, 65, Marcella Speakes said doctors were amazed Investigators found three Carkhuff. 74, and Vera Lomar, 68 Simultaneous raids at the other agan, Bush inherited the president's Jaraay Praal t by the state of Reagan's vital organs emaciated women, two of them properties showed that the second powers when Reagan went under Saoond CM poaaga'paM ac Had tan*. NJ Two weeks ago, investigators and blood vessels and one said it was 07701 PuMnrt aa»y t«oapl Sal t Inn Man living in the third-floor attic from Ocean Township home had been anesthesia — 11:28 a.m. EDT Satur- twotenpaon* payabr* " tovanc* suspected that at least two more "the internal working of a 40-year- which they were never allowed to day. Bush was not formally notified TOM women were being held by the vacant for quite some time, while old ." Initial tests of a tissue sample IMU> Oaay t leave, Connolly said. of the transfer until 11 50a m , when I«m 0a* Sunday Sunday Scorps', said Connolly investigators found mattresses on removed Friday indicated the 1-12 waaka 1 70/ waa* 75/ **«* 2 45/ •»** He said the women, wearing he received a phone call from 13 51 -~«. I 55/ ««•* 70/ -~- 2 23/oaak Following surveillance at all three the floor and supplies of canned growth was not cancerous. Uttered clothing, slept on mat- Regan. l raw lit «~« B5/ oaan 210/ Man properties, investigators raided the foods during an inspection of the But even if laboratory tests de- Mail ram tor coaaea Mudarai and irmmy paraon- tresses on the floor and were fed Crosby Avenue house again on Hope Township home termine the growth was malignant, Even so, Speakes said Bush had n*r - b of abova raw* known in advance that he probably Moma daftftry by Camar - Oaft/ and Sunday Reagan's specialists said they be- II 3ft a waafc. Sunday only IS arm, Davy only 1 00 would be called upon to serve as Sngl* copy « Count* — Dairy 23 oan*. Sunday lieve the surgery removed all af- 40 oarai fected tissue and should have cured president temporarily. POSTMASTER Sand addrwa cnmoM to Tha RagMar. PO Bo. 520 KaO Ban*. N J 07">0l the problem "I mean he was pretty certain **************** Speakes said Reagan asked for what was going to happen," Speakes THE REGISTER and THE SUNDAY P4EOIS- Touches of home for Reagan yesterday's newspapers after he said. "He pretty well knew what was TER aro both puMamd try THE REO SANK REGISTER INC woke up but" told attendants it was coming down the pike. I don't think **************** actress Jane Wyman. Ron and Patti day after the operation BETHESDA Md, (AP) - Nancy are the children of President and Speakes said Reagan. 74, did not Reagan brightened up her husband's Mrs. Reagan. know about his brother's condition hospital room yesterday with pic- "All of the children have been when he decided to have a small, tures of their family and scenes from following closely the progress and benign polyp in his colon removed their home state of California as the are obviously pleased to get the and have an examination to see if he THE WEATHER president recuperated from ab- reports," Speakes said. had other intestinal growths dominal surgery. Today, Mrs. Reagan will stand in Doctors removed the small polyp White House spokesman Larry JERSEY SHORE jackaonvM 91 68 for her husband at a White House on Friday without making an in- WtAlrlbrl fclStWrll Clr m JunMu 65 53 Speakes said Mrs. Reagan had diplomatic reception and a Boston cision, but the examination revealed KaVWMCrty 90 79 02 Clr Today will be partly sunny, with a LMVtQM 110 •1 coy spoken by telephone with all of Pops concert preceding it. a larger polyp that was removed 40 percent chance of a late afternoon Tamparaturaa mdlcaia pravlOul dty t lug) If 77 «ty President Reagan's four children The president's brother, J. Neil surgically on Saturday. Doctors said ovarntght low lo 1 p.m. EOT LMAngtfM 64 M My and they were "pleased to get the thunderstorm. Highs will be in the M L COurniM 96 75 coy Reagan, 76, underwent an operation a tissue sample of this polyp showed 80s. Winds will be southerly at 10 to Albany 63 84 m LubOock 94 69 Clr reports" on their father's progress. for cancer of the colon on July 3. He no cancer, but results of another AlbuQMrqu* 97 70 ody Momphtt 96 79 coy Speakes also said that the presi- 20 mph Tonight and tomorrow will Amanllo 97 68 ck M M 96 74 cdy Served lo 2:30 PM minutes. Highlands bridge, add 40 EvantviH* 6J 79 Cdy SrouiFaHt 62 62 • 1 at, national conference on women in minutes FairbanU 72 52 03 m SpoUn* 66 54 C* Fargo 80 55 Ck Syrtcut* 60 71 27 cdy Nairobi, Kenya Ftagaan 85 53 10 Toptna 97 60 dr He said she also had telephone Grand Rtown »r 89 07 dr Tucton 103 7» rn CtfWHC ESTAUWT conversations with the president's SUN OraatFatt K 49 Ctr ratal 97 79 Clr r OrtanaOOTO.N C i7 64 09 Cdy Wattwwton 93 70 cdy two sons, Michael and Ron, and with TODAY Sunrise 5:37 a.m., sunset Harttord M 62 01 Wrcnta 104 76 C>r Nsftot Ptac* IMI ftt3 8 HaUM US 53 clr W.»*t Barr* 63 M 05 cdy his younger daughter, Patti Davis. 8 26 p.m Honolulu 91 72 dr Witmmgton.Da 66 73 cdy Maureen Reagan is the daughter M 389.1001 Moutton • 74 '6 cdy TOMORROW Sunrise 5:38 a.m., and Michael Reagan the adopted son •.V.O.B. tnOianapoIrt 9< cdy Cti •.V.O.I. sunset 8 26 p.m. JacMonMt 94 7' edv AFTERNOON - 117 AT Bunntio C'ly Am of the president and his first wife. The MONDAY. JULY 15, 1985 LOCAL Gas company helping to find missing children and Chief Executive Officer James T. this country. Utilities can play an import- enthusiastic participation by your mem- Labrecque named VP WALL — New Jersey Natural Gas Dolan Jr. ant role in the attempt and we're eager to bers to date are a tribute to your Company this month will join the national About 125 utilities nationwide are participate." association's community spirit," he told TLANTC CITY - Red Bank attorney will campaign to locate missing and exploited participating in the project, Dolan said. Jay Howell, executive director of the Lawrence. serve as the first vice-president of the state children by publishing photographs and Their efforts have helped reach 50 million National Center for Missing and Exploited New Jersey Natural customers who Abar association for 1965-86 vital information In its billing insert, the American homes, more households than Children, points out that in the organiza- have seen the children pictured in current Theodore J Labrecque. a member of the firm "Blue Flame." this year's Super Bowl attracted on tion's first year of operation, about 870 of Labrecque. Parsons and Cappiello, Red Bank, and future billing inserts are urged to call The company's efforts are being carried national television, he said. children have been recovered. the National Center for Missing and was installed as vice-president of the New out in conjunction with theAmerican Gas "We bill more than 230,000 customers In a recent letter to AGA President Jersey State Bar Association at the group's Exploited Children, toll-free, at Association (AGA) and the National Child every month," Dolan said. "Perhaps our George H. "Bud" Lawrence, Howell said 1-800-843-5678 annual convention in Atlantic City. Watch Campaign. efforts and the efforts of other AGA- the efforts of utilites "provide the most Labrecque, who is a former president of the New Jersey Natural will publish infor- member companies can help locate some permanent and the most positive aspect of New Jersey Natural serves nearly all of Monmouth County Bar association, also served mation periodically in its communications of the thousands of children who are the overall program. Monmouth and Ocean Counties and parts as chairman of the state bar association's with customers, according to President reported abducted or missing each year in "The scope of the campaign and the of Morris and Middlesex counties. Judicial Selection Committee and a member of the State Supreme Court's Advisory Committee on Professional Ethics. "I'm very honored ' to serve In this office. Labrecque said on Friday He said that as vice- Buckwald sworn in as commissioner president he would be chairman of the associa- tion's Meetings and Arrangements Committee, Southern New Jersey Development Coun- velopment Council Award, the Ocean WOODBRIDGE - H George Buck- and of the Operations Committee, which is in cil and the Ocean County United Way. County Boy Scouts Community Service wald, a lifelong resident of Lakewood, was charge of the association's personnel and Commissioner Buckwald served for six and Good Scout Awards and the Dis building. sworn in as a Commissioner of the New Jersey Highway Authority which operates years on the staff of the New Jersey tinguished Service Award from the Ocean According to Labrecque, the headquarters of Legislature and held positions as Director County College Board of Trustees, Com- the association is being moved from Trenton to the 173-mile Garden State Parkway and the Garden State Arts Center at Holmdel of the New Jersey Conference of Mayors, missioner Buckwald received the national New Brunswick, near the Douglass Campus. The and as President of the New Jersey Travel Distinguished Eagle Award from the Boy new building should be completed by the winter Commissioner Buckwald fills the vacan- cy that occurred in June when Com- & Resort and Licensed Beverage Associa- Scouth of America last year. of 1987. he said, and he expects to be spending tions. a great part of his time as first vice-president missioner Charles E. Starkey's term expired. Commissioner Buckwald served in the "I appreciate the opportunity to serve involved with preparations for the move. U.S. Navy during World War II with the Labrecque graduated from Fordham Univer- the traveling public of the State in this new Among various affiliations, he is a 1st Seventh Fleet in the Southwest Pacific capacity," said the new Authority Com- sity School of Law. New York, and Villanova Area, and was awarded a Purple Heart University. Pennsylvania Vice President and Voting Member of the missioner "I would hope to use my New Jersey Association of Counties; A graduate of Rutgers University with a background in public office and in He and his wife Joan live in Holmdel with Bachelor Degree in Jounalism, he is their three children Chairman of the Ocean County Planning trasnportation to the best advantage Board; Township Committee Liaison to currently a partner of the Leisure Lounge during my term of office." He added. the Lakewood Industrial Commission; and restaurant in Lakewood. "The tremendous growth of population in Walker wants barrier a Trustee of the Kimball Medical Center In 1982 the Commissioner received the Ocean County has afforded first-hand as well as Chairman of its Foundation. A Brotherhood Award from the National experience in coping with the increased RENTON - Assemblywoman Jacqueline member of the Ocean County Boy Scout Conference of Christians It Jews and was needs of New Jersey residents and resort- Walker il> Monmouth. Middlesex) Saturday Council and the New Jersey Hazardous named Man of the Year by the Greater bound visitors. I believe that kind of Tvowed she would "press harder than ever" Waste Advisory Council, he serves as a Lakewod Chamber of Commerce A past experience will be of value to the Parkway for construction of a concrete barrier on Route H. George Buckwald Director of the Garden State Bank, the recipient of the Monmouth-Ocean De- in its future goals." 35 in Middlesex County, despite the Governor's recent veto of an appropriation that would have paid for it Walker made her pledge following a demon- Bluffs Marlboro hunts stration last week in which more than 200 Continued from Page 1A residents formed a human barricade across an intersection of the highway to stress their "The price of the units has changed robbery suspect demand for state-funded construction of a from the Mercedes range to Rolls Royce concrete barrier along the 4 2-mile stretch of range.' Larson said "It will probably go road between Aberdeen and Old Bridge Eight up even more before the last units are MARLBORO - Police are looking for persons have died in highway accidents on that sold a white male in his mid-twenties in roadway in the past five years The success of the project has a lot to connection with the armed robbery am) "After I saw the outpouring there yesterday. do with its location on the bank's of the assault of a security officer at the I became more determined than ever to stop the Navesink River, he said Silverton Marina Saturday night. bureaucratic mumbo jumbo that has prevented Anytime you have a view, you can Police described the suspect as between this project from getting oil the ground." said have expensive housing." he said The 5-feet, 6-inches to 5-feet, 8-inches tall, with the Bayshore legislator Navesink River is pristine compared to a stocky build, mustache, blond hair and Walker, who is a member of the Joint most rivers It has no industry Most a receding hairline Appropriations Committee, noted $5 2 million American cities, along with industry, Police said they are not sure if the man were included in the 1986 budget for construction developed on the water It's rare to find is armed. of the barrier The Governor deleted that a river in an downtown area that is not "He told the guard he had a gun, but the appropriation, leaving only MOO.000 for another badly polluted " gun was never seen," a police spokesman engineering study." said Walker Larson sees the Bluffs as captializing on said. We don't need any more engineering studies a demographic trend whereby people are The man allegedly came up from behind That stretch of road is called blood alley' moving away from suburban areas and the guard at approximatley 10:54 p.m. hit because there have been hundreds of accidents, back into urban areas him a few times then robbed him of his and far too many deaths.'' Walker said Larson said he first anticipated the wallet and the keys to the marina, police ' It is time the Governor look this project off move back to the cities in 1975. when the said. the back burner I intend to apply all the energy crisis hit Police said the guard was taken to pressure I can to make sure that he does ' "I was working in Ocean County Freehold Area Hospital with rib injuries Walker said building classic suburban homes. " Larson following the incident. The injured man Walker said she would press for speedy action recalled "The day the energy crisis hit in was not identified. on a bill she introduced this Spring providing for 1974. the day you couldn't get gas. building Sgt Danny Schick, Del Cha-les Hay- the Department of Transportation to erect a stopped " cock, and Patrolmen Kenneth Gann, barrier curb and widen a porton of Route 35 The people who are moving to the Bluffs Chuck McBumie and Scott Feirstein are That bill i A-3491 > was assigned to the are the former owners of large homes in handling the investigation for police Transportation and Communications Commet Rumson or Holmdel, Larson said tee on April 2S "They are people who had gained the suburban ideal — the large four-bedroom home on a large lot, with a lawn tractor Col. Read to preach in the front and a swimming pool or tennis court in the back Now they are selling Power outage CEAN GROVE - Col Edward Read, these homes and leaving the lawn tractors territorial commander of the Caribbean and everything else that went with it, O Area for the Salvation Army, will be the behind. " he said preacher in the 6700-capacity auditorium Sun- They are moving to Red Bank now affects 3,000 day. July 21 because "nobody ever offered them high The worship services are at 10 30 am and at quality housing downtown before. " Larson 7 it) p m During the evening session, music said director Lewis Daniels will lead a twenty- The architect describes the people who Power was out for several hours for minute hymn sing accompanied by Gordon Turk are moving in as "entrepreneurs, people approximately 3,000 customers in Mon- on the organ and Faith Daniels on the grand who have their own businesses." mouth and Ocean counties yesterday, piano There is an informal hour of music in the There are decided advantages to living according to a spokesman for Jersey tabernacle at 3 30 and a surfside song and downtown, according to Larson Central Power & Light. testimony meeting at the boardwalk pavilion at "You don't need a car to live here." he Hardest hit were residents of Avon-By- 4 45 p.m added "You have transportation, retail the-Sea. according to JCP&L Spokesman James F. Lowney. shops, restaurants all within walking THE REOISTER/CARL D FORINO Events during the week include the Christian distance" Growth Hour Monday through Saturday led by VICTORIAN STAIRS — A stairway in one of the condominiums at The Bluffs A malfunction or break in an under- the Rev Kenneth Gluckow. St James Episcopal The Bluffs, by Larson's estimation, is m Red Bank. water cable in the Shark River, which Church. Bradley Beach, at 9 am, the Young "some of the most expensive housing in links Belmar and Avon, is believed to have Monmouth County, and if you measure People's Meeting also 9 am Monday through orchestrated so you see out to the river but from the penthouse unit to the roof been the cause of the failure which housing by the square foot, the most knocked power out to 1,491 customers in Saturday, children's meetings Monday through not into your neighbor's apartments. ' he "The walkways were designed for the expensive housing in Monmouth County,' Avon, Neptune, and Neptune City starting Friday '.it » a in and Sunday at 10:30 a.m. said wives of sea captains to watch out for he said. « at approximatley 7:36 p.m., according to Larson does his building with his own their husbands to return. ' Larson said "It The largest unit still for sale measures Lowney 2.200 square feet That unit sells for construction company rather than use an such a dangerous profession, that many Faculty awarded (385.000 outside contractor ships wouldn't return and the walkways Service was restored by rerouting the "The type of people that are interested "It gives me more control over quali- came to be known as widow's walks power away from the line at approximate- EST LONG BRANCH - Twenty-one in living here are much younger than we ty," he said "When you subcontract, the Larson said one of the original homes on ly 8:41 p.m., according to the spokesman. members of the Monmouth College fac- initially expected." said Larson's wife person you hire generally has other Front Street dates back to the 1700s Trees surrounding a substation in Brick ulty have received merit bonus awards for Helen, the project's developer "We projects and is looking at other things " While he was renovating the house. knocked power out for approximately W The marina at the foot of the develop- Larson said he made a surprising dis- 1984-85, according to l)r Eugene Rosi. provost expected to get older people, people in three hours starting at approximately 2:55 and vice president for academic affairs their 60 s who had made their money and ment has slips for nine boats and a covery p.m.. said retired But what we are getting are boardwalk "We found love letters buried in a The bonuses, instituted in 1978. acknowledge people in their 40 s and. in some cases, Atop the structures located near to the plaster wall," Larson said "The doctor Lowney said he believed a tree which meritorious contributions to the college through families." river are what Larson terms "widow's who was living there was having a torrid had been partially damaged by lightning teaching, scholarship and service The recipi- walks." These are small balconies leading affair with a woman across the river " may have been blown over by the wind ents are selected by college president. Dr The nucleus of the Bluffs are three causing the outage $ Samuel H Magill. on recommendation of a Victorian homes along West Front Street committee composed of the deans of Mon- which the architect is gutting to complete- The remaining outages were spread out mouth's three schools, the chairpersons of the ly renovate. The exteriors of the buildings throughout Momouth County including faculty personnel comiltees. and the provost. will remain basically the same, with odd 20 nabbed at cock-fight ring Holmdel. Monmouth Beach, Long Branch, bits of framing and molding being parts of Middletown. Red Bank, Little The recipients are. Prol John Bolton, Silver, Fair Haven and Ocean, according preserved, Larson said. Behind these HOWELL — Nineteen men and one In addition, the two proprietors of the marketing; Dr Marcia Bradley, biology; Dr to Lowney homes on the land leading to the Navesink woman were arrested yesterday afternoon establishment — Luis Luciano, 46, Irv- Donald Bretzger, chemistry; Prof. Vernon River are four new three-story mannor in a raid of an alleged cock-fighting ring, ington. and Elma Perez. 25. of 610 Porter "A combination of the heat and some Churchill, biology. Dr John Demarest, psy- houses, each with separate units according to police Road, here, were charged with keeping wind coming up as prelude for a storm chology; Prof Vincent Dl Mattio, art; Dr. townhouses. The development has a total The raid, which took place at approx- and utilizing property for the admission O'I. may have caused the outages." Lowney Harris Drucker, electronic engineering; Assis- of 20 units, each with a private entrance imately 4 p.m at 610 Porter Road, was persons who would attend the fighting and said. "What happens with heavy use of air tant Librarian Susan Gardiner; Dr. Carol and garage. carried out by the Society for the baiting of animals, an indictable offense, conditioning is transformers fail from Giroud. physical education, and Prof Robert The homes are covered with dove grey Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. 12 according to police overloads and have to be replaced or Huber, speech communication and theater. woodshingling to resemble one family members of the Monmouth County pros- Howell police said the enforcement reset." houses from the outside, but each has a ecutor's office and a dozen members of division of the ASPCA developed the slight variation to give it its own style. the 58-person township police force investigation and the prosecutor's office Lowney said the power company opened The development also includes a Those arrested were taken to police obtained the search warrant which led to two of its offices - in West Long Branch Professors gain tenure and the Belford section of Middletown - marina, a glassed-over swimming pool in headquarters in a county police bus and the the arrests. its a gazebo-like structure and brick were processed before being released on to help accommodate customers affected EST LONG BRANCH - Three professors Those charged with watching the fight- by the blackouts. have been granted tenure at Monmouth walkways. their own recognizance, Boucher said. ing are expected to face disorderly College, according to college President Each home has a woodburning fire- "A few of them said it's not the first persons charges in Municipal Court W place, a dining room that can seat 12, two Little Silver Police said four houses time they've been picked up at a Dr. Samuel H. Magill. They are Dr Doris Hiatt Wednesday, according to police. along Little Silver Point Point had bedrooms, a private elevator and. most cockfight, ' Lt. Oliver Boucher said. of Ocean Township, psychology faculty; Dr. The two charged with operating the experienced outages. Thomas Pearson of Long Branch, history faculty importantly, a view of the river. rie said the arrests went smoothly. fighting ring will be referred to a grand "You feel like you're on a ship, " Larson "Once we arrive and they see all the Red Bank said the outages were and chairperson of the department, and Dr. jury for prosecution, police said The two scattered across town. Richard Weber of East Brunswick, economics said of the interiors of the units, which men. they know they're caught red charged as operators of the cockfighting have angled roofs and large, glass-encased handed. " said Boucher. faculty. ring were also released without bail, Ocean police said the outages were areas, which can be opened to let in the All twenty were charged with being police said. strong winds from off the river along Old Farm Road off of West Park present and watching cock fighting, A number of fighting roosters were Avenue. Outages were also reported in the "The View out each unit is carefully according to police, confiscated during the raid Oakhurst section of the Township MONDAY, JULY 15, 1985 4A Thr He Lobbyists on the prowl for New Jersey's Frank Guarini managed to hold "four or five" same funds and they (the lobbyistsi hearings on how to rewrite the The 60-year-old congressman, who resentatives of the real estate indus- If MAN HUM try Then, after a day of hearings, Jl.OOO-a-plate political fund raisers would be tapped out. It's better to nation s lax laws is an attorney, says he spends much plan early." The Associated Press of his time at hearings and briefings Guarini had separate meetings with so far this year. Phalanxes of lobbyists prowl The price is four times the usual Asked how he stands on the tax WASHINGTON 1AP1 - Rep Capitol Hill, intent on making sure on the complicated subject. lobbyists to discuss international subsidiaries, natural resources cost of such gatherings, but Guarini revision proposal. Guarini makes Frank Guarini. New Jersey s only that their businesses are not harmed This is the most comprehensive several negative comments about issue we've had here, says Guarini. subsidies, chemical companies, and says he has invited no more than 25 member of the House Ways and by a revamping of the codes people to each of the breakfasts. And the idea, but then says his mind Means Committee, is a popular man Many of those lobbyists have who is in his fourth congressional how the proposed revision could term "There isn't a facet of society affect businesses in Puerto Rico. he says he has not increased the cost remains open He says the idea these days found their way to the office of because of the rabid interest in should take a back seat to reducing With President Reagan banging (•uanni. a Jersey City Democrat that is not touched by tax reform "I usually invite them here to talk I've had briefings on overseas busi- to them," he said last week while taxes. the budget deficit, and warns that the drum (or tax revision, the ways His aides say they receive 30 "I certainly wish we had a any blunders made while tinkering and means panel has been holding telephone calls and four or five visits ness operations, tax deferrals, ac- sitting at his office desk "If I'm at counting procedures, and each one of a hearing, I talk to them outside the different system, so there would be with the tax structure could en- daily from lobbyists who want to talk public financing and this most danger the nation's economy about tax revision these has a subject matter that could hearing room. They very quickly tell be a major at a university " you what they're about, and leave distasteful part of being in Congress "I believe there will be a bill out "My stalf protects me from of Ways and Means," he says. "But On one typical day last week. you with a lot of paper." would be removed," he said. "But if them." says Guarini, who still I waited until the election year, I don't believe it will be as extensive Gov. Kean: manages to talk to several of them Guarini and the other committee With all this activity swirling members had breakfast with rep- around him, Guarini says he has everyone would be vying for the as the president's proposal"' no regrets each day on McGuire Starts Tuesday If KATHLEEN BIRO The Associated Pres., TRENTON iAPI - In an un- characteristic and eventually em- barrassing move, Gov Thomas H Steinbach at 12 noon! Kean and his chief environmental aide created a crisis-like at- mosphere last week by announcing during a hastily called news con- ference the discovery of a 25-year- old radioactive plutonium spill It turned out that the state Department of Environmental Protection had file| on the incident AFTER-INVENTORY since last vear and that other M^ i tfmM M rt Ail j^ wmB Wewi "be closed Analysis M ™ M ^_ Mm MM Mm m\ MM ™ m^ Tuesday morning to • - M ^~ JEBI f% JUk M *m Wm ^_ prepare for this big event! information had been declassified since 1973 But in retrospect. Kean and En- Shop Tues., July 16th 12 noon til closing and all day Wed., July 27th. vironmental Commissioner Robert Hughey said they had no regrets about the way they handled the announcement because they felt it SAVINGS FOR MISSES. WOMEN. PETITES. 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Soft cup, underwire, contour, to give officials from the US reg 11 5O-M8 8.62-13.50 SAVINGS ON ACCESSORIES Department of Defense and the federal Environmental Protection 20% off ALL WONDERMAID misses' slips, petti's, & caml's, 30% off ALL ladles' spring & summer millinery, Agency time to respond to verbal reg '8-M5 6.40-M2 reg 3 99-'38 2.79-26.60 requests for more information 20% off ENTIRE STOCK BASIC PLAYTEX Incl., bras, girdles, 30% off ALL ladles' belts, slickers, scarves, reg -7-M6 4.90-11.20 After the news conference Tues- day, the EPA and McGuire re- Super Look Panties, reg 5 50-43 50 4.40-34.80 30% off ladies' Shalom boxed clips, combs, reg 4 50-650 3.15-4.55 sponded to the announcement by 20% off everyday low price misses' bikini's, hipsters, briefs, 25% off ALL already reduced summer handbags, saying that most of the information reg 3 for '8 to '3 tor '9 3 for 6.40 to 3 for 7.20 reg 9 99-19 99 7.49-14.99 has been unclassified since 1973 and was readily available by making a Save! Misses' tricot or cotton blend waltz gowns, 25% off ALL reg. price ladies' small leather goods, phone call. ong M4-M8 9.99 reg.'10-32 50 7.50-24.38 On Wednesday, Hughey learned Save! Misses' summery cotton gauze leisure dresses, for the first time that since Febru- 25% off ALL MONET jewelry, reg M-'SS 13.41.25 ary 1984 his department had among ong '3O-'35 LIMITED SELECTIONS 19.99 25% off ALL spring & summer fashion jewelry, its files a 1982 US. Air Force report on the BOMARC fire and contamina- reg 1 99-'30 Additional 25% ott 509-22.50 tion. SAVINGS FOR CHILDREN Ladles' & men's NAME BRAND watches, value >so-'i2o 39 99 The information was part of brief 25% off ALL LISNER & RICHELIEU ladles' jewelry, references in a huge volume on Save! Big boys' FAMOUS jeans, reg 12 99 9.99 military installations nationwide, reg M-'3O Additional 25% oH '3-22.50 said Hughey 25% off big boys' LeTigre short sleeved knit tops, reg -12 *9 30% off ALL ladles' casual footwear, reg 2 99-7 99 2.09-5.59 pr. "So, even if somebody had it. and 25% off tkt'd price ALL BULLFROG girls' 4-14 already reduced (Accessories Dept ) I assume somebody in the depart- jOgSUitS, orig '3O-'4O. tkfd 21 99-29 99 16.49-22.49 ment read it. it would not jump out 30% off ALL reduced ladles' famous socks, reg 149-399 1.04-2.79 pr. at you It would not look like a 25% off tkt'd price ALL girls' 4-6X FAMOUS T-shirts, 25% off tkt'd price ALL BEN RICKERT/BIO ESSENCE soaps, problem." Hughey said ong '6-MO. tktd 3 99-6 99 2.99-5.29 reg. 3 50-M5 2.62-11.25 He said the reports still don't show how serious the contamination is, 25% off ALL girls' 4-6X shorts, ong '9-M2. tkfd 5 99-8 99 4.49-6.74 25% off tkt'd price ALL cosmetic bags in stock from GLORIA how far it has spread, how much 25% off tkt'd price ALL already reduced CARTER'S 4-6X playwear, VANDERBILT, TRINA, PAC-KITS, more, reg 550-25 4.12-18 75 plutonium was present ithat infor- ong 8 5O-'22. tkt d 5 99-16 49 4.49-12.38 25% off tkt'd price ALL PARIS PRESENTS mirrors & vanity mation is still classified i. which way the smoke traveled and where the 25% off tkt'd price ALL already reduced girls' 7-14 rompers, organizers, reg 3 50-M6 2.62-»12 runoff flowed ong '13-'22. tkfd 8 99-15 99 6.74-11.99 Buy 1 pr. wom.ru i.l.cl.d FAMOUS clearance ihota at marked tal. prlct. gal 2nd or ot aoual or laaaar value at 50% oil the marked tale price. He said the 1982 Air Force report 25% off tkt'd price ALL already reduced girls' 7-14 T-shirts, "isn't worth the paper it s written °"9 '24'66 1«| pr. 7.99-44.99; 2nd. pr. 3-W.22 50 ong 'B-M2. tkfd 5 99-8 99 4.49-6.74 on There are subsequent reports (Available in stores that have shoe departments) made available to no one. Sorry, but not all sale items available in all stores Hughey also said the military s treatment of the contaminated area which was covered with asphalt and -en izi Broad street, Red Bank concrete may be insufficient to contain the material The Register IY. JULY 15, 1985 NEW JERSEY 5A STATE DIGEST Jersey Friedland under fraud investigation

EWARK (AP) - Former served as lawyers jokers slate Sen David Friedland, According to court records, the Nwho has stayed out of prison alleged new scam was a "carbon for five years despite a federal copy" of that case and victimized Craig Scharl, second right, kickback-conspiracy conviction, the same local, but this time is a public relations type from is the target of a probe into involved more than $20 million San Antonio, Tex., and that's allegations he defrauded a labor from the fund. his wife Lauren, second left. union pension fund while serving The current investigation They appear lo be in tune with as an informant for the federal stems from a civil suit brought government, according to a pub- by attorneys of Local 701 who the level of humor in Texas, so lished report yesterday. said more than $20 million in they created a petition drive Federal investigators have union funds were dissipated urging signers to "Be Nice to notified Friedland, who was through activities of Omni Fund- New Jersey" which they filled sentenced to a seven-year prison ing Group Inc., a Florida-based with cracks about the Garden term in 19M, that he is the investment firm State. The others are recruits subject of a federal grand jury The local sued the firm and Robm Deno, left, and Martina investigation, the Star-Ledger of also named Friedland as one of Preston. It people like them Newark reported. the defendants, charging they make you irate, remember According to records of a court helped to engineer the fraud against the union, the newspaper Texas has given us such hearing conducted last week, the substantial cultural contribu- probe involved the same union said fund that led to Friedland s 1980 Two years after his conviction, tions as the mechanical bull conviction, and the second fraud Friedland offered to cooperate and the worst |Oke in sports was allegedly carried out while with government investigators in history, the Houston the former Jersey City lawyer probes of political corruption in Astrodome. was serving as an informant for Hudson County when he had ASSOCIATED PRESS the government. exhausted the appeals process Meanwhile. V S District Court At that time, he promised a list Judge Dickinson H Debevoise of individuals allegedly engaged postponed until Sept 23 a review in corruption, including mayors of Friedland's sentence The and legislators, a congressman judge did not say why he post- and a former governor poned the hearing However. Friedland has only Cost-cutting hurting elderly: Howard Friedland and his father. appeared publicly as a govern- Jacob, were convicted of accept- ment witness in one case, the Administration limiting Medicare but somehow, in the implementa- claim was denied Of those who had ing $360,000 in kickbacks from an prosecution of former WASHINGTON - Rep James J reimbursement for certain medical tion, quality has been virtually planned hospital admissions. 75 6 per international swindler in return Weehawken Mayor Wall y Howard said that the results of a procedures and instituting the "Peer ignored and all the emphasis placed cent had at least part of their claim for a |4 million loan from the Lindsley. who was convicted of Medicare questionnaire he dis- Review Organization" (PRO) ap- on cost control." denied Mid-Jersey Trucking Industry conspiring with Friedland in a tributed to senior citizens in Mon- pear to be largely responsible for the More than 3.000 senior citizens The Congressman noted that 10.6 Local 701 for which both men corrupt land development deal mouth and Ocean County reveal that problems Medicare beneficiaries are responded to the questionnaire Of per cent of those hospitalized believe Medicare cost-cutting measures are experiencing The PRO is a private those who said they were under a they were discharged too soon as a having a serious negative impact on corporation under contract with the doctor's care for the treatment of a result of pressure to reduce hospital the quality of health care provided to federal government to oversee and condition, 22 8 per cent had received stays. Only eight per cent of all Pickpockets invade Atlantic City older Americans reduce hopsital admissions and notice their treatments were being respondents took advantage of their lengths of stay covered by Medicare limited and 15.3 per cent received right to appeal claim denials "They i detectives i think that a iTLANTIC CITY lAPl - "There is no question that the According to the staff of the House notice their treatments were no lot of them are coming out of The results of the Howard survey [Police are investigating the federal government is saving money Select Committee on Aging, the longer eligible. New York City on buses." he were presented at a June 24 hearing possibility that "con- as a result of cuts in the Medicare Howard poll is the only major survey More than 70 per cent said they servative." New York-based said program." said Howard "However, of the House Select Committee on conducted to date of the opinions and could not afford to continue certain Aging in Berkeley Township. pickpockets who arrive here in Sparkman said more than 95 my survey reveals that these budget experiences of Medicare medical treatments if Medicare casino-bound buses are respon- percent of the 60 pickpocketing measures are also forcing senior beneficiaries under the new system denied them reimbursement and 32 1 "I intend to do everything I can to crimes he has studied involved citizens to forego needed medical sible for a rash of thefts from "Unfortunately, the elderly are per cent said they would not even alert Members of Congress to the wallets or other items stolen treatment and to leave hospitals women's purses on the now dealing with a medical delivery seek treatment if payments were serious situation existing in our from women s purses hanging on before they are well enough to go Boardwalk system that is successfully contain- restricted health care system and to bring their owners arms or put down home " Police in the city s crime ing costs but is not always providing about reforms. ' Howard said. "All for a moment while the women Of those admitted to the hospital analysis unit said they received quality care.' Howard said "PROs parties to the problem must devote tied their shoes or examined Howard said that regulations is on an emergency basis. 33 4 per cent 15 reports of pickpocketing thefts sued by the Health Care Finance were originally intended to do both. reported that at least part of their full energies to finding a solution." in the first nine days of July, but something in a store added that the actual number • They're more conservative may be more than double that They go about it in a much In the last weekend of June. 20 different way than the juven- pickpocketing thefts were re- iles." he said, adding that their Accountant,local woman win Island Swim ported on the Boardwalk. Sgt common pattern is to have the John Sparkman of the crime person who takes the wallet hand it off to someone else who may The second man to finish was Will the boats would chart the course The event was first held In 1954, analysis unit said last week The ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Paul victims included a Philadelphia then pass it on to even a third Schmidt, 24. of San Jose, Calif He around Absecon Island and back to but halted in 1984. It was revived tn person Asmuth. a 27-year-old San Francisco finished in 1:54. the marina 1979 when organizer James Whelan, woman who lost two checks accountant, for a record sixth worth $1,471 and $109 in cash But the native thiefs tend to be Asmuth. who received $8,000 lor "The conditions are ideal. The an Atlantic City councilman, staged juveniles who use tricks such as straight time finished first Sunday in finishing first, said he will donate a ocean today was like glass," said a solo swim around the island to after setting her pocketbook the 22'i-mile Around the Island down to buckle her shoes, police bumping into their victims or $700 bonus to USA for Africa, the Aluise. renew interest in the tradition diverting their attention by drop- Swim, one of the premier events for effort by musicians to raise money He said the water temperature Earlier this year, organizers said said marathon swimmers Detectives have been con- ping money or jewelry, he said for famine relief was an ideal 71 degrees and that they were not sure whether they The younger pickpockets also are Asmuth. who finished ahead of 20 "It was a tough race and Schmidt jellyfish apparently were not a would be able to raise the prize tacted by New York City police swimmers from six nations in 8 seeking descriptions of suspects bolder, and will reach into vic- pressed me all the way," Asmuth problem He said morning fog had money for the swim, but eventually tims' pockets a la Oliver Twist, hours. 43 minute*, turned to the said "1 was watching the Live Aid lifted by 11 30 a.m. collected a purse of $30,000 and of their methods. Sparkman marathon in the Atlantic Ocean in he said concert last night on television and Other swimmers came from "It's difficult to get sponsors. " said 19(0 when his Olympic hopes were decided I was going to donate some Holland. New Zealand, Canada. said Aluise "Marathon swimming dashed by the US. boycott of the money to the cause if I won ' Mexico. Egypt and Australia seems to have taken a back seat " Moscow games. "Setting the record really makes State family's plane disappears Asmuth. who competed for Ari- me feel good. " he said. "I didn't zona State University, won his fifth think about it until the end of the straight race here last year to tie the IAMI (AP) - A New highway. " she said race and then I sort of got choked record set from 1980 to 1964 by up " Jersey family of four who "It's Just impossible to think Herman Willemse of Holland Last left the Bahamas in a something like this could happen The swimmers, among them five M year, he finished in 9 08 34 to take women, were cheered on by about > single-engine plane Friday after- You cannot vanish even If the the $8,000 first prize noon on their way to Florida still plane went down over the 150 spectators at the Frank S Farley Corinna Weinkofsky, 24, of Oak- Marina here when they took off at was musing yesterday after- water." she said hurst, a lifeguard at Bradley Beach, noon, the Coast Guard reported about 7 a.m.. said beach patrol Capt Mrs Failla said her brother was the first woman to finish and Rod Aluise Petty Officer Dave Anderton frequently took his family on third swimmer to finish yesterday, said the Coast Guard was search- weekend trips from his New repeating her performance of last Aluise said each swimmer was ing for Edward Pai. 42. his wife. Jersey home to Pennsylvania, year She completed the distance in accompanied by a rowboat carrying Joyce. J». and two of their and he flew once or twice a week 9:30 two lifeguards and a trainer. He said children. Edward. 14 and Darin. to Atlantic City I, on vacation from Franklin Lakes. The family left Nassau at Mrs Failla said her family 3 p.m. Friday en route to Opa- flew home Saturday to tell Paz locka in a single-engine Piper father, who has a history of heart Saratoga airplane problems When his father called In a small plane, the trip on Friday. Mrs. Failla evaded his News questions ..j have news of Interest should lake about l'i hours. for builders, contractors Anderton said "We just had to lie to him and and architects. Duncan SAVE ON ENERGY Two Air Force C-130s from say he (Pazi was down at the W Eglin Air Force Base have joined pool until we could get home, Thecker Associates of five Coast Guard aircraft In the she said. wall Township is the SUMMER search near the Great Bahama Meanwhile, family members interest distributor for some of Bank. including Paz's 20-year-old the finest building AFTER SUMMER Edward Paz's sister. Charlene daughter. Denise. waited Sunday materials available. Our Faille, said she was waiting in at Mrs. Failla's Fairfield, N.J . trained staff will be Naples for him to arrive on home for word from Florida. WITH AN EFFICIENT Friday She said she urged the happy to give you com- Coast Guard to begin searching "It's tough on the little kids Builders plete Information on when he was 14 hours late. here," Mrs Failla said. "One of any of our TRANE Mrs Failla said her brother, a the older ones ii saying maybe me r real estate investor, always was he's on Gllligan's Island." Contractors ° T£. concerned about safety and had Mrs. Failla's voice cracked as AIR CONDITIONER. she described the effect the said he would not hesitate to get Why suffer through another summer's high energy bills? Now episode has had on her son. the plane on the ground if there and you can beat the bills—and the heat—with a Trane Central was a problem. Jason air conditioner The Trane air conditioner is built to deliver "He's the type of person that "My little 6-year-old got up super high-efficiency Call Lawes now, and ask about the if he had to land it on your front this morning, went to his toybox. brand SO million people take comfort in Trane And start lawn, he would. He would not took out an airplane and just Architects saving today take any chances. He had said started smashing it up." Mrs. wasco Trtermallzed Skywlndows; Schiage many times that if he had any Failla said "He said he doesn't problems he would land it on a like airplanes anymore." Locks and Hardware; Preway Bullt-m Fire- places; Cultured Stone veneer by stucco 50 mmon P9CPU «•• comtort m n Stone of California; insulated Steel Residen- Hoboken mayor is hospitalized tial Entrance Doors by National industries LAWES "Comfort with Confidence" inc.; Pioneer Hollow Metal Doors and Our Yellow Trucks Carry Heating & OBOKEN (API - Mayor said he was admitted to the Frames with custom processing In our UL Thomas F. Veuetti was intensive care unit so his heart- approved shop; Precast Products manholes Cooling Experts All Year Long H hospitalized at St Mary Hos- beat could be monitored. • catch basins • inlets - JB's - JBF's - CB - slabs, pital here after a routine checkup "It (the discovery of the etc. Qualifies For The showed that he had an irregular irregular heartbeat) came as a heartbeat, a hospital surprise," she said. JCP&L REBATE PROGRAM spokeswoman said yesterday. Ask Us For Details "He seems to be doing very well," said the spokeswoman, Vezzetti s physicians said the Sister Felicitas. "He had a very irregular heartbet could have restful night. been caused by stress. Veuetti She said Veztettl. who took waged a successful campaign to office on July 1, was hospitalized defeat Steve Cappiello, mayor of Coal Co. Inc. on Friday and would remain at this Hudson County ciyt for 12 St. Mary for about a week. She years. wyckoff Road, wall Township Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury (201) 938-6400 741-6300 The Register BA NATION/WORLD . JULY 15, 1985 NEWS DIGEST Outlook dims for tax reforms Gatecrasher at 'Star Wars' site According to Moynihan, if dis- will be borrowing money abroad to NEW YORK (AP) - No major tax allowing the deduction of state and pay interest abroad " AILl'KU, Hawaii (API - criminal property damage. Bail revision plan will get through Con- local income taxes were approved Federal revenue could be raised A man crashed his car into was set at $2,000. gress this session, Sen. Daniel P. "for the average school district, the by "selling off some assets," he Wa door at a mountaintop Literature protesting the Star Moynihan predicted yesterday, add- real cost of school taxes would go up said. Air Force observatory on the Wars space defense project was ing that he sees support for Presi- 40 percent." island of Maul in an apparent dent Reagan's tax plan diminishing. "The United States has about $300 found in his car, police said. The net effect would be pressure billion in loans ... people owe us protest of its use in "Star Wars" '' A number of Republican senators to cut school taxes, he said, adding, experiments with the space shut- On June 21, a low-power laser said last week that they're so angry money. The loans, some of them are "We would predict that it would lead solid commercial paper, some of tle Discovery, police said. beam was flashed from the about the Whit. House and the to about a 20 percent reduction in Damion Delonay, 22, of facility and successfully hit an deficit that they are going to them are not so good. All of them are education monies at the local level at lower than prevailing rates of Kahului on Maui, was taken into eight-inch mirror on the shuttle withdraw their support ... for a around the county." custody Saturday by Air Force Discovery as it orbited 220 miles general tax measure," the New York interest, but they're still real security guards and later overhead at 17,400 mph, a test of Democrat said. "I make the point that this is as money," he said. charged by Maui police with a proposed anti-missile defense. Moynihan. appearing on the much an issue in Iowa and Oregon However, he said his suggestion to WCBS-TV program "Newsmakers," and in Texas as it is in New York," sell them has been considered "too said that in a "reshuffling" of he said complicated." Somebody should have told Bush revenues and a lowering of rates, the On another topic, Moynihan Moynihan also said there is no largest single item to increase praised Reagan's transfer of power agreement on the budget, therefore, ASHINGTON (API - For Marlin Fitzwater. federal income would be eliminating to Vice President Bush for about "There will be no substantial reduc- a brief period, Vice Presi- the federal deduction for state and eight hours Saturday while the Reagan, in an unprecedented tion in the deficit." Wdent George Bush ap- local income taxes. president underwent surgery. parently held the full powers of step, transferred his powers to "On the other hand, the realization the presidency and did not know Bush in accordance with around the county of what this would The main culprit is payment on "It was our first trial with the 25th it as Ronald Reagan slipped into procedures of the 25th Amend- mean is growing," he said. the national debt, "the largest Amendment," he Mid. "It worked unconciousness under anesthesia ment — without explicitly invok- The American School Board As- growing item in the budget, " he said. well." in an operating room in Bethesda ing that constitutional provision sociation recently came out "very In 1990, debt-service payments The amendment governs the Naval Hospital. — before undergoing surgery for firmly in opposition to this will reach an estimated $200 billion transfer of power should the presi- Bush, during eight or nine removal of a large tumor in his measure," he said. a year, he said, "at which point we dent be unable to carry out his role. Daniel P. Moynihan hours as "acting president" Sat- lower intestine. urday, did not make any de- cisions on Reagan's behalf or use It was unclear exactly when any of his presidential powers, the transfer of authority took ****** officials said yesterday. effect, but it appeared certain Fashion First-Savings Always "There were no decisions that that the power swap took place went to him, no briefing papers," before Bush was notified official- said Bush's press secretary, ly Bullet wound finally kills man I AMI (API - A man shot body formed adhesions which in a robbery 11 years ago eventually caused an intestinal MIhas died as a result of the obstruction, Kanfer said A blood bullet wound, turning the un- infection developed and kidney solved crime into a murder. failure resulted. DEPARTMENT STORE Tellies Ivey. 51, died Thursday "All these things were caused lauum/i at Jackson Memorial Hospital by the gunshot wound," said 44 APPLE ST. TINTON FALLS from complications caused by Kanfer after removing the bullet the bullet, which had remained in from Ivey's body Friday. his body since 1974 The case was assigned to w Dr Ira Kanfer. an assistant Homicide Detective Michael Fis- Dade County medical examiner. ten, who said he plans to track ruled that Ivey s death was a down the old reports of the case murder filed away in a police warehouse Miami police reopened the Then he will try to find the this is it!! case Saturday and turned it over original detectives and start a to the homicide department. search for witnesses. "The bullet entered his ab- Save in every dominal cavity. " Kanfer said, The robbery detectives who "and .., ended up in his right originally investigated the shoot- buttock." ing have since left the depart- Kinkel's department Because of the bullet, Ivey's ment. COAT DEPT SHOE DEPT SUIT DEPT CHILDREN'S DEPT. JUNIOR DEPT INFANTS & Londoners like American lawyers CONTEMPORARY TODDLERS DEPT DEPT MEN/YOUNG MEN ONDON (API - More than for conventioneers. SWIMWEAR DEPT DEPT 10.000 lawyers are pouring The American population in FASHION BOYS DEPT Linto London for the annual London will mushroom by more CLEARANCE ACCESSORY DEPT convention of the American Bar than SO percent while the family Association, filling the best ho- members accompanying the law- .«nnua\ tels and restaurants and arousing yers are in town. Asein\ gleeful expectations of an epic And that is during a summer US. spending spree. when — thanks to a buying power our London's Daily Mail called it of a strong dollar — "many "the greatest single invasion of inhabitants already feel that U.S. Americans since the GIs (and) accents are everywhere," the the biggest tax-deductible pack- Financial Times business daily age tour in history ' said. Though that may be an exag- Londoners are going to ex- geration, the weeklong gather- traordinary lengths to be sure the ing, beginning today, will be the lawyers and their families have largest convention ever held in an expensively good time. London ' And these people are not your Harrods department store ordinary tourists," said Ernest moved up its summer sale to Guy. the ABA'S director of coincide with the convention Maxim's de Paris has scheduled meetings "There's going to be a a fashion show featuring St. lot of green stuff flying around " Laurent, Cardin and the Tourist officials estimate Lon- Emanuels, who made Princess don will reap a windfall of close Diana's wedding dress. clear to $42 million from the conven- tion, which technically is the The exclusive Burlington continuation of a session begun in r Arcade row of shops near Pic- Washington last week. cadilly has granted an exemption About 12,500 rooms have been to iti "decorum laws" against booked in 120 hotels, 7,000 theater merry-making, enforced by top- SSe^o» tickets have been put aside, and hatted special constables since 4.000 taxis have been reserved 1819. Shuttle delay causing crowding APE CANAVERAL, Fla. be delayed at least seven to 10 I API - NASA is expected to days and probably longer. Even Cdecide today whether the if Challenger and its seven-man -•" aborted launch of space shuttle crew can be launched on its Challenger can be rescheduled science mission before the end of this month or will be put off the month, it will scramble indefinitely because of a crowded NASA's tight one-a-month shuttle launch schedule featuring the launch schedule entire fleet of four shuttles The space agency said yester- "We'll have to make a decision day a determination probably by (today)," said NASA spokes- will be made during an afternoon man Jim Ball. Columbia will be teleconference between shuttle on the runway, Discovery and managers here, at NASA head- Atlantis will be in the orbiter processing facility and 70% quarters in Washington, at the Johnson Space Center in Houston Challenger will be on the pad. and at the Marshall Space Flight Atlantis, the only shuttle which (enter in Huntsville, Ala. has not yet flown in space, is Challenger's launch was scheduled to be transported to- 5O°A> aborted three seconds before day to an assembly hangar to be liftoff Friday when a computer mated with booster rockets and sensed that a valve in one of the an external fuel tank. It had been three main engines failed to close set to move to the launch pad properly and ordered engine later in the week to be readied shutdown. for a 20-second test firing of its NASA has said the launch will main engines on July 30. Afghan helicopter crews defect? SLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - The Soviet-made helicopters, Afghanistan demanded yester- codenamed "Hind" by Western Iday that Pakistan return two military forces, are the most Afghan helicopter gunships and formidable gunships in the Soviet their crews at once, claiming the arsenal. aircraft had gotten lost and Radio Kabul, the official strayed over the border. Paki- Afghan government radio, said in stan says the men defected. a broadcast last night the heli- According to Pakistani of- copters were on an internal flight ficials and an Afghan guerrilla when they became lost, strayed commander, two Afghan air across the border and mistakenly force Mi-24 helicopter gunships landed at Miran Shah. with seven crew landed Saturday The radio announcement came at the Pakistani border town of as a surprise since the Afghan Mlran Shah and asked for politi- government rarely admits any cal asylum setbacks. The Register ', JULY 15, 1985 OPINION n OURS Stockman has been valuable f all the controversial characters saying that Reagan's program of in the Reagan administration — supply-side economics was a "Trojan Oand there have been plenty of Horse" disguising tax breaks for the them — Budget Director David Stock- rich, Stockman touched off a fire- man has been as controversial as any. storm of controversy. Reagan "took But unlike some of the others — him to the woodshed" after that Interior Secretary James Watt and incident and told the budget director Presidential Counselor Richard Allen to zip his lip. come to mind — Stockman has been Despite that advL-e, Stockman has an immensely valuable employee. He created havoc from time to time with has been a vital resource for the his candid remarks. In recent months, administration and the nation. he raised the ire of the Pentagon by Stockman's ability to make difficult criticizing military pensions, and decisions; his willingness to tell the infuriated administration colleagues truth, even when many people didn't by insisting that the federal budget want to hear it; his determination to could not be balanced without tax impose fiscal integrity on a govern- increases. ment long plagued by reckless spend- Stockman's career in Washington ing — it is impossible to measure how has been characterized by one such much all this has meant to Reagan, to dispute after another. Every now and the American people and to the then, reports would surface that we economic vitality of the United was about to be fired. But Reagan States always stood by his budget director, Now, Stockman has announced he apparently convinced that Stockman's will leave the government, retreating assets outweighed his liabilities. to the relative calm and comfort of a Predictably, Stockman's an- job on Wall Street It is Wall Street's nouncement that he will be leaving HUD cooked statistics on homeless gain and the government's loss. the administration touched off specu- Stockman gave up a seat in Con- lation that his resignation might not WASHINGTON - When the Reagan ad- metropolitan area weeks, and they kept changing the format ot gress to become budget director when be completely voluntary. That's poss- ministration announced last year that there "We were coached by HUD officials on the survey," she said. 1 Reagan took office in 1M1. There ible, but not likely; if Reagan wanted were at most 350000 homeless persons in the how to phrase our questions, ' Ms Bell said. "I feel used because of the report's end must have been many times over the to get rid of Stockman, he surely United States, the figure was greeted with "We were never allowed to explain or define result," Ms. Bell said. widespread skepticism. Earlier estimates what we meant by city or metropolitan area past four and half years when Stock- would have done it a long time ago. The principal flaw in the HUD survey was had put the number of homeless as high as a statistical error — a deliberate error, man wished with all his heart he had Reagan no doubt dreads the task of ] million critics charge The survey collected esti- remained in the House and out of the replacing Stockman. It won't be easy Shelter operators denounced the adminis- mates of the homeless in 60 central cities, White House to find someone with the current tration's figure as misleading — a political with a total population of 30 million But the statistic designed to justify cuts in federal figures for the core cities were applied to In the early days of the Reagan budget director's unique blend of Jack Anderson funds for programs to aid the homeless The "metropolitan areas" having a total popu- presidency, Stockman became the talents — although the president Department of Housing and Urban Develop- lation of almost 90 million lightning rod for critics of massive might be relieved to have a chief ment, which commissioned the survey and In Hartford, Conn , for example. HUD got came up with the disputed figure, insists to If questioned by the shelter operator, we federal budget cuts — particularly accountant who doesn't make quite so estimates on the number of homeless in the this day that its estimate is accurate. were only allowed to repeat our standard cuts involving social programs. He many waves. question." city alone (population: 1M.000I. and applied The survey was described by one con- In fact, Ms Bell said. "The shelter it to the entire metropolitan area I popu- was painted as a heartless villain But no matter who replaces Stock- lation: 1,055,000) This method was used in all grcnonal aide as "a contrived effort to operators were only told that we were determined to balance the budget on man, you can count on this: The new SO cities, and the deceptive results were then demonstrate that there aren't as many collecting Information about shelters; they the backs of the poor and the hungry budget director won't be nearly as homeless as everyone thinks." extrapolated to give a nationwide figure of were never told we were counting heads " 250.000 to 350.000 Later, when he was quoted as interesting as his predecessor. Just how contrived the effort was Is made She also charged that HUD officials were clear by Sharon Bell, a former employee of Some shelter operators have charged that selective In the figures they put in their the private research firm that was paid HUD never used the estimates they provided •62,000 to conduct the telephone survey. The report. A number of cities whose estimates For example, Valerie Dionne-Lanier, who total cost of the report, however, was of the homeless were unpalatably high were runs a shelter for homeless women in Boston, flM.000 Here's what she told our reporter simply left out. she said said: "We estimate between 5.000 and 10,000 OTHERS' Mark Woolley: "I remember calling Galveston ITexas) homeless in this city HUD came up with She and other employees of Westat Inc. of and the numbers they gave me didn't fit 2.70O after we gave them our figures " RockviUt, Md.. called shelter operators in HUD's report, so they weren't used," Ms. Subcommittees headed by Reps. Ted cities across the country The interviewers Bell said. She said the interviewers were told Weiss, D-N.Y , and Henry Gonxales, D- Don't underestimate Reagan asked how many persons stayed in the shelter to jot down in the margin of the survey form Texai. are looking into the methods used by on an average winter's night, and then asked any pertinent numbers provided by the HUD in its survey Weiss has asked HUD for n his speech to the American Bar the aid of the states that provide the shelter operators to estimate how many shelter operators, but that these figures were all pertinent records, and has set today (July Association, President Reagan training bases, santuary, money and homeless there were in their city or never used. "HUD wanted the report in two 15) as a deadline for producing them Ihammered home the point that weapons. The case for including Iran, nations, not maverick bands of violent Libya, North Korea, Cuba and malcontents, bear the primary re- Nicaragua on this list of "outlaw sponsibility for the scourge of inter- states" scarcely needs to be argued to national terrorism. anyone who follows world affairs. Hardest working women in the world This may not seem like hot news in The President didn't list Syria, even light of the last three weeks' events. though the Damascus government's NAIROBI. KENYA - It was fitting that expectancy from 40 years to 54 years and Congress next month. And it's tempting to suggest Reagan historic support for international ter- the United Nations' "Decade for Women ' reduced infant mortality to 84 per 1,000 live Family planning is a difficult issue in was merely indulging in bluster when rorism is well-known. The omission is should end with two weeks of meetings in this births. At the present rate of increase, the Kenya. The forces of modernism are battling he talked about a "new international doubtless a way to thank President modem-looking African city. Behind the few population will be 40 million by the year 2000 both Catholic dogma and the primitive shining skyscrapers are the hardest working and 80 million by 2016 version of Murder Inc ," with govern- Assad for helping free the TWA conservatism of a society where men have I but unpaid) women in the world. The women traditionally proved their manhood not by ments headed by "misfits, looney hostages But whether this episode of Kenya till the fields, carry the water and work (that was for women) but by procrea- tunes and squalid criminals." would even have been possible the firewood for miles, and, on the average, tion. Although the country can't feed itself, each have eight children. Their lives are In fact, a lot of quick-on-the-trigger without Syria's assent remains a men sometimes refuse to take corn provided being worn oat and their country destroyed Garry Wills free by the United States, because the com critics are already screaming They question. by the highest birth rate in the world. is yellow, not white like theirs They believe say Reagan's rhetoric only cloaks his Reagan also noted rightly the Soviet The women of the world came here it may be an American drug to make them inability to respond to the TWA Union's close relations with nearly all beginning July 10 to talk about family But that, of course, will not happen. Long sterile planning and population control, among other hijacking and other acts of terror If of the outlaw regimes. What he might before then there will be starvation, or The government, in fact, is trying a back- things. Then, in an ironic juxtaposition Pope epidemic, or tribal civil war over dwindling door approach now to at least some they are correct, it's bad news for the have mentioned is direct Soviet John Paul II will come to the city in August resources, or drastic population-control ac- population control with a "Breast-Feeding Is US and the rest of the civilized to urge the Catholics of Kenya (one-third of support for international terrorism. tion by a scared one-party government that Best Feeding " campaign. Women generally the population) to reject birth control as a world. Empty threats are worse than A speech isn't a policy. The next is democratic in name only don't ovulate during breast-feeding, and such method of reducing their even higher birth no threats at all. step should be an agreement between There is already a public struggle between feeding used to be continued for three or four rate of IS children per woman. the autocratic state of President Daniel arap But it's a mistake to rush to the U.S. and its allies — acting alone years in Africa before women switched to At the moment, the population of Kenya is Moi and the dogmatic church of Pope John formula in recent years "Child spacing" is judgment on Ronald Reagan. He is futile — to take concrete steps. For doubling every II years, producing un- Paul. After years of trying to avoid a risky the government goal But that will only be a chose his words carefully. He has now example, no planes coming from any believable unemployment and "panga" gangs confrontation with the church, Kenya's ruling beginning. Kenya is collapsing under the (panga means machete in Swahili) that party, Kanu, through its newspaper. The weight of its own people The farms given to identified five foreign governments as of the outlaw states should be per- terroriie much of the country. Soon, in- the prime adversaries in the war on mitted to land anywhere in the U.S., Kenya Times, editorialized on July 6: "The black families when British ranchers left are evitably, the numbers will produce famine. situation calls for urgent action to stem the now too small to be divided among more and terror. And he has boldly stated Western Europe, Japan or other And, if the Holy Father has his way. the rate of growth There is no argument that can more sons, so the boys are sent to school. But population could begin doubling every 11 America's basic right to self-defense. democratic countries. explain it away. .. The more people there are last year there were just 20.000 new jobs for years - an earthly judgment day would just 480.000 high school and college graduates That could be the start of the Other sanctions, diplomatic and come sooner on limited land, the less land will be available for food production." President's initiating, at long last, an economic, but not excluding military That day will come when this beautiful The population-control debate is crucial in On the same day. Bishop John Njenga of land the size of Texas, though with only 15 Nairobi this African winter The women of effective anti-terrorism policy. reprisals, should be carried out. The Nairobi issued a statement saying that Reagan's right on target. Foreign Free World needs to free itself of the percent of its acreage arable, can no longer the United Nations this month and the pope feed or sustain the number of people living parliamentarians were planning to legalize next month are arguing over the future of governments are the problem. Ter- ever-present gun to its head. on it. What is that number? We shall soon abortion in Kenya. He emphasized that the Africa If the man from Rome wins in Kenya, rorist groups can't function without New York Daily News know. The population of Kenya at indepen- church was unalterably opposed to abortion a country in relatively good shape (in the dence from the British in IMS was 6 million. - and to all forms of contraception. The pope, pathetic context of modern Africa', then the Now it is 20 million, a tribute to modern as always, will reaffirm those words when he Kenyan future can be seen today in Ethiopia No hope after beepers health systems that have increased life visits Nairobi for the World Eucharist and the Sudan war and starvation

echnology keeps marching on. some bozo calling you on the phone Just last week, it was announced and trying to sell you ginsu knives or Tthat the Australian national phone magazine subscriptions. company was putting solar-powered YOURS The only advice we can offer the pay phones in the Outback in case a aborigines, if they want to maintain passing aborigine wants to reach out some vestige of their simple, decent United States the Israelis offered to release only to muster public opinion against Israel and touch someone. Press was exploited lifestyle, is to resist any attempt to the 700 Shiite prisoners upon request from the but also served to aid the terrorists All this proves, of course, is that United States. Reciprocating that friendship It is clear that not only did the terrorists make them start to wear clothes. To The Editor: nobody's safe from modern in- I am writing to express my discontent with the U.S. government made it clear that it want the release of the 700 Shiite prisoners, Wearing clothes makes it easy to hang would not negotiate with the terrorists, and they wanted to hurt Israeli-American rela- trusions. Even if you go off to the the press's handling of the hostage crisis in a beeper on a person. After beepers, Beirut. It is unfortunate that in most news it would not want its friends to negotiate with tions, and most of all. they wanted publicity most desolate part of the world, and there's no hope. situations the American public feels that "no them either Whereas the US and Israeli governments, would not concede to the terrorists' demands, survive on what you are quick enough news is good news," because most of what So why all this talk about strains in Israeli- to catch, you are no longer safe from Philadelphia Daily News the press reports is bad news. I guess the the press did The press were allowed to American relations? In the press's early follow the terrorists with their cameras and press feels that people don't want to hear coverage of the hostage crisis in Beirut they good news, or that good news doesn't sell microphones and aided the terrorists with mentioned possible strains in Israeli-Ameri- their embarrassment of the United States papers or keep ratings up. can relations, and being the sole source of Lately the press feels that when there Is The actions oi the American press in this information for the majaority of Americans, situation have been totally counterproductive no news it must create news. The so-called it planted this idea in the public's minds. It The Register strains exist today in Israeli-American in the battle against terrorism Thye have further embedded this idea by repeatedly shown how successful terrorism can be rejatlons are a fabrication of the American conducting public opinion polls as to whether Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register There must come a time when the press A Capital Cities Communications Inc Newspaper press. the Israelis should release the Shiite pris- The Israelis have a history of dealing oners or not, or if America should distance will say that enough is enough. They must firmly with terrorism, and President Reagan itself form Israel in order to alleviate realize when they are being exploited and GEORGE J LISTER cooperate with its government's policy which President and Publisher came into office in I960 preaching toughness tensions in the Middle-East These were not with terrorism. In turn, the Israeli govern- positions being publicly considered by the allows them to be so free ment could not give in to the terrorists' Bill Thompson Charles C Triblehorn Jane Foderaro United States government. These were City Editor demands, but as a sign of friendship to the Ed'lor Sunday Ed'lor assumptions by the press which served not Rumion MOMMY. JULY 15, 1985 8A The

Joseph Y Arcomano

OBITUARY Joseph N Arcomano. 67, of Long Branch, died Saturday in Monmouth A day's fun turned into tragedy ArtMlM. Jouph N. Medical Center, Long Branch. GulMII. ErMtllN L Born in Jersey City, Mr. Newport, R.I , received minor injuries and was jets were flying by a reviewing Stand. Lit. Wlllim F. Arcomano lived there before moving released from the hospital, said Kathy Johnson, Carlton Weyland said when he saw the flash of Moskowitz. Edith M. to Long Branch in 1946 NIAGARA FALLS, NY. (AP) - The Navy a spokeswoman at the Air Force Reserve base at light from the collision, he thought at first that ROWH, Tkirtu A. He retired in 1983 from his family- Blue Angels precision flying team canceled an air the airport. it wai a planned part of the show. "Then all of Till, frti owned clothing business in New show yesterday after the death of one of their Officials of the Federal Aviation Adminis- a sudden one stopped dead in the air, then the Ttnwr. Pilaw York. team members in an air show collision before an estimated 22,000 spectators. tration said it will not join the investigation unless other went over and started to pinwheel down," Mr Arcomano was a U.S. Army asked by the Navy. veteran of World War II. The Navy has begun an investigation to he said. determine the cause of the accident Saturday The Blue Angels canceled their show at the He was a communicant of St. One pilot emerged with a parachute, and Edith M. Moskowitz afternoon in which one pilot apparently did not Niagara Falls airport yesterday and returned to Michael's Roman Catholic Church, "everyone was looking for the other parachute" Edith Marie Moskowitz. 57, of eject from his plane and died in the crash. The their base in Pensacola, Ms. Johnson said. West End before the planes hit the ground and exploded, Highlands, died yesterday at home second pilot parachuted to safety, officials said. An FAA worker in the control tower, who would Surviving are a brother. Dr. not give his name, said the planes collided at the Weyland said. Born in New York, Mrs Nichols J. Arco of Long Branch; and Six A-4 Skyhawk jets were in the air when the Moskowitz resided in the Bronx, two collided, said Joe Osborn, an air traffic top of a loop. One crashed on the airport grounds, The last accident involving the Blue Angels was two sisters. Marian Pietrangelo of and the other came down in a nearby automobile NY, before moving to Highlands 10 Long Branch, and Rosemarie Mac- controller at Niagara Falls International Airport, a Feb. 22, 1982, training accident in El Centro. years ago site of the Western New York Air Show '85. junkyard, he said, adding that there were no Calif., that killed one member. Saturday's cone of West Long Branch. injuries among the spectators. She was a homemaker and a The Woolley Funeral Home. Long The Navy identified the dead pilot as Navy Lt. fatality brought to 21 the number of pilots killed member of the Woman's Auxiliary of Branch, is in charge of arrange- Cmdr Mike Gershon, 31. of Pensacola. Fla. The crash occurred at 3:42 p.m., about 15 in air shows or training since the group was the American Legion Post 143, and ments. The second pilot. Lt Andy Caputi, 30, of minutes after the start of the show, when the two formed in 1946 the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6902. Surviving are her husband, Robert William F. Lau Moskowitz. four daughters. Eliza- beth Lacaruba. of the Bronx, NY.; William F Lau. 45. of Leonardo, Murgart Chaparro of Highlands, died Saturday in Monmouth Medical Leigh Linen of Brooklyn, and Carol Center, Long Branch. Bntton of Highlands; and 12 grand- Born in Brooklyn. NY.. Mr. Lau children had lived in Toms River and Eaton- Posten s Funeral Home. Atlantic town before moving to Leonardo five Highlands, is in charge of arrange- years ago. ments He was a postal carrier for the Leonardo Post Office, for the past three years Prior to that he had Ernestine L Guidetti been employed as a production forman for Revlon and White West- Ernestine L Guidetti. 73, of Long inghouse. both of Edison, and Branch, died Saturday at home Knickerbocker Toys. Middlesex Miss (juidetti was a lifelong County resident of Long Branch He was a U.S. Air Force veteran, Shi' was a communicant of Holy and served as a captain and pilot in Trinity Roman Catholic Church. Okinawa and Korea Long Branch Surviving are his wife, Theresa Surviving are three brothers, Lau; two sons. William A Lau. and Samuel and Felix Guidetti. both of Ethan Lau. at home; three daugh- Long Branch, and Victor Guidetti of ters. Debra. Tracey, and Jessica Berkeley heights; three sisters. Lau. at home; two brothers. Law- Mrs Margaret Hall of Long Branch. rence Lau of Leonardo, and Robert Mrs Susie King of Roy. Utah, and Lau of Kansas City. Neb. Mrs Ann Burdick of Hilton Head The John F Pfleger Funeral Island, S.C. Home, Middletown. is in charge of The Damiano Funeral Home. arrangements The 21st Blue Angel dies Long Branch, is in charge of ar- rangements A HORROR UNFOLDS — Tne US Navy's Blue Angels precision Palmer Turner tiymg team lost its 21st member m a crash when two planes collided Palmer Turner, 81, of Atlantic at a Niagara Falls air show Saturday In photo above left, pilot Mike Fred Teti Highlands, died Saturday in Gershon, 31, is seen entering the cockpit ot his jet lighter moments Riverview Medical Center, Red belore his death In photo above, the A-4 Skyhawk II aircraft Fred Teti. 90. of Long Branch, Bank plummets to the ground upside down Note the top of the tail is died yesterday in Monmouth Medical Born in Pope, Va . Mr Turner Center. Long Branch. resided in Orange, before to Atlantic sheared off In photo left, a young spectator runs away in shock after Born in Valle Fiorita. Italy. Mr. Highlands 28 years ago witnessing the collision and crash As of last night, no one said why Teti came to Little Silver in 1915 He was employed by the Middle- Gershon had not parachuted to safety, as did the pilot of the other before moving to Long Branch five town Township for many years, prior craft involved in the midair collision The Angels canceled a years ago to retiring in 1970. performance yesterday and returned to their Florida headquarters He was employed as a grocer His wife, Thissie Lee Councill An investigation is underway Mr. Teti was a communicant of Turner, died in 1978 Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Mr Turner was a communicant of Church, Long Branch. St Agnes Roman Catholic Church. Surviving are his wife. Rosaria Atlantic Highlands PUBLIC AUCTION Raimondi Teti. and several nieces Surviving are a son, Alvin L. Edit* Jawalry • silk lap.itry. • Hoa. Medallion • Crystal and nephews. Turner, Atlantic Highlands, three The Damiano Funeral Home, sisters, Doris Wood and Naomi Holmdal Fir* Co. Hall Long Branch, is in charge of ar- Williams, both of East Orange, and Main Straat, Holmdel, New Jarsay rangements. Odel! Lee of Norfolk. Va ; and five Tuatday July 18 7:30 P.M. grandchildren Posten s Funeral Home. Atlantic VIEWING 1 HOUR PRIOR Theresa A. Rowan Highlands, is in charge of arrange- Exciting Estate Jewelry. Pearls. 2 Ct Diamonds. 5 ct Diamond Bracelet 1 ments. Matching Necklace Designer Gold Chains and Bracelets. Emerald and Ruby Rings. US -Gold Coins. Sterling, Decoratoi Black Lacquor Bai 4 Screen. Ig Theresa A Rowan, of Atlantic ASSOCIATED PBESS PHOTOS Highlands, died yesterday in King Ivory Chess Set. Rose Medallion Vases & Garden Seats. Rose Medallion Umbrella Stand, Russian Bfonres & Icons, Spoons. Early Hummels. Royal James Nursing Home. Middletown. Doulton. Meissen. Cut Crystal. Nippon. Laiique. Lace. Lladro. Prints. Handmade Born in Chicago. 111., Mrs. Rowan Silk Rugs, 9 x 12 and Taptstrys, Gilt Shop Liquidation. Lamps. Clocks. had lived in Jersey City before ' Rockwell, Dolls. Paperweights. Scrimshaw and much more moving to Atlantic Highlands 60 750,000 line up for a circus parade years ago R & S Estate Liquidations She was a communicant of St circus wagon. The western Wiscon- 65 museum wagons for 10 years for MILWAUKEE

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KEYPORT -* An increase in Keyport was the only Monmouth Keyport's representatives re- students' SAT scores has brought County high school among the 11 cognized the contributions of its praise to Keyport state high schools demonstrating gifted and talented programs, its SAT improvement. movement toward standardized Educators here were con- During the luncheon district rep- examinations in grades 6-12, the gratulated by Saul Cooperman, New resentatives shared the successful implementation of upgraded cur- Jersey's Commissioner of Educa- practices which had contributed to riculum, the coordination of K-12 tion, during a luncheon at the State the improvements. Frequently men- supervision in language arts and Department of Education for the tioned efforts were local board of mathematics, and the motivation of substantial raise in students' SAT education shifts of high school academic recognition through scores. department chairmen to K-12 sub- awards and dinners for its students. Students within a school district ject area supervisors; the upgrading were required to show a combined of curricullum and programs, par- Elaine Aumack, vice president of math and verbal SAT increase of 44 ticularly at the elementary level; the Keyport Board of Education, points during one year in order to the organization of academic awards Glenna Ferrante, language arts warrant the commissioner's recog- and awards dinners, and the avail- supervisor, and William Todt, math- nition. Keyport achieved a M point ability of district-sponsored SAT ematics supervisor, represented the increase preparation programs. district. Contestants sought for Teen Miss crown of N.J Teen Miss, plus a Greater Freehold Contestants are now being ac- $1,000 cash scholarship award Nu- cepted to represent Monmouth Coun- merous trophies will be awarded and ty in the IMS USA Teen Miss of N.J each of the 10 semi-finalits will state pageant to be held Sept. 22 in receive a self-study modeling Brodfuhrer named as the Hilton Hotel in Somerset. course To qualify, the contestant must be Teens accepted will receive a outreach director a citizen, a student in grades 7-12 tiara and sash and will represent the Jane Brodfuhrer. Shrewsbury, has with leadership quality personality pageant in local activities through- been hired as the new community and a resident of the county in which out their year reign outreach director for the Greater she is applying Applications may be obtained by Freehold Area YMCA. Teens accepted will compete with sending a stamped, self-addressed She will coordinate satellite pro- other area finalists in communica- envelope to N.J Teen Miss Appli- grams in Western Monmouth County tions, evening gown and interview cations. 24 Delay Street. Suite 3. for disadvanlaged youth and famil- WELCOMING PARTY — Mary Jo Kosar. left, Schools Superintendent Dr Francis Spera to competitions for the state title and Danbury, Conn 06810 ies, as well as other Y programs former president ol the Colts Neck PTO, and Gina Petillo's home. including Indian Guides and Latch Petillo, new PTO president, welcome Colts Neck Key Brodfuhrer graduated cum laude from Miami University of Ohio, Eatontown majoring in recreation manage- PTO welcomes new superintendent ment, psychology and sociology She was previously employed as pro- 1 gram director, then assistant man- Spera, who succeeded Dr Thomas work as president Veterans assistance Joy is associated with SJW As ager at the Raquet Forum in Little COLTS NECK - Dr. Francis A Davis, assumed the position as sociates. Shrewsbury He is a direr- Silver Spera, new superintendent of the superintendent of schools July 1 He Other new officers are Kathy Free veterans' assistance includ- tor of the American Institute for Colts Neck School system, and hew had been chief school administrator Brown, vice president. Claire inn job placement and development, Foreign Study and of the First parent-teacher organization officers for the Franklin Township school Bussanick, financial vice president. vocational training and educational Republic Bancorp He is also a were recently welcomed at a busi- district since 1978 Barbara Folio, treasurer; Gerrie assistance will be offered Monmouth governor of Rivemew Medical ness meeting and luncheon in the Mary Jo Kosar. former PTO Biddle. historian: Arlene Radman. Tounty veterans Thursday and Fri- Center Freehold home the new PTO president. Gina president, was presented with a recording secretary, and Kathy day from 9 am to 9 30 p m in a Kennedy. CIC. CPIA. is principal Petillo silver tray in appreciation of her Adleman, corresponding secretary booth near Bamberger s, Monmouth of Kennedy Insurance Agency. Mall Eatontown Responsible for the de- Grave marker honors Veteran specialist Fernando J velopment of the TEACH affiliate of Smith and assistant specialist War the psychiatric center, he served as heroic general elect Barron president ren A Hall will be present to answer its first president A special granite stone was laid to questions The program is offered by Roberts has served as chairman commemorate the courageous lead- Middletown Project ORR lOutreacli. Recruit- or member of CPC committees, on ership of General John Lacey during RED BANK - William E Barron ment and Referral!. Monmouth the Juvenile Diabetes Organization a special Flag Day ceremony in St Jr 43 Cayuga Ave, Oceanport. County. JTPA PIC Inc and the Jewish Community Center Andrews Cemetery. Mount Holly president and owner of Coats i The graveside ceremony was held by Library exhibit shows CPC. established in 1980. offers a Barron. Inc., auctioneers-ap- the Daughters of The American Center trustees elect wide variety of services to children, Revolution and the Sons of the Middletown history praisers. 45 W River Rd , Rumson. families and adults in Monmouth Aronson, new members American Revolution, according to has been elected president of the County Services include outpatient Helen Romaine Carr who rep- Objects from Middletown Histori- Red Bank Lions Club He succeeds therapy (or children and their famil- cal Society collections will be exhibi- David L. Conover. Little Silver. Howard P Aronson was re-elected resented the Monmouth County ies, youth counseling, residential Heritage committee at the event ted in the Middletown Public Li- Barron has served as Lions vice president of the board of trustees of treatment homes, elementary and brary. New Monmouth Road, president, secretary and chairman the Children's Psychiatric Center, a General Lacey. who was bom in adolescent schools, afterschool day throughout July One case will show of several major Lions committees non-profit community mental health Wycombe, Pa formed his own treatment programs, drug and al- company and outfitted the men at his representative samples of items the Other officers elected are Dr. center cohol abuse services, day activity expense The company marched to society has already collected; the John W. Ridenour, first vice-presi- New members appointed to the center for chronically mentally ill Albany under orders of General other consists of memorabilia from dent; Paul S. Morton Jr.. second board were James F Joy, Locust; adults, a 24-hour emergency Help- Anthony Wayne, and was stationed Croydon Hall Academy, location of vice-president; William E William 0 Kennedy. Monmouth Line. TOTtine telephone service and for duty on the Canadian border the society's museum Holloman. treasurer; .Terry Beach, and Margery Roberts. Oak- other services After serving at Trenton and the Tsadilas, secretary; Cyril Sidun. lion hurst Battle of Monmouth where he com- Included in the display are a first tamer; Nicholas Scopelitis, tail manded 400 men under orders to edition copy of "The Story of twister, and Theodore J. Labrecque, harass the enemy from the rear. Middletown. " township postcards Harry I. Greenwood, Edward G. Lacey became well known as a and photographs, old bottles, school Strohmenger and Dr James G. businessman and owner of iron yearbooks, news clippings, organiza- VanNostrand, directors. furnaces in and around Pemberton, Fair Haven Shrewsbury tion histories and more Barron is a graduate of Haddon- Hanover and Forked River field Memorial High School and the The historical society welcomes Reisch American College of Auc- Bookmark display Speech reading talk visitors to its exhibit in the museum tioneering of Mason City, Iowa. on Leonardville Road, titled From 1964 to 1911 he operated WEB A collection of bookmarks is on William E. Barron at library branch "Middletown: Then and Now." The & Associates, an auction and ap- display at the Fair Haven Public loan or donation of additional histori- praisal business in Riverton, with his ley-Abacus Lodge No 78. F 4 AM Library for the month of July There Red Bank Speech reading for the hearing- cal objects are also welcomed father and brother. He then joined of Fair Haven, an associate member are silk, Oriental bookmarks, as well impaired is the topic of a free the late B.C. Coats in the present of the International Society of Ap- as counted crosstitch on punched program July 19 in the Monmouth Museum hours are Saturday, 10 business. He is a past president of praisers and a licensed real estate paper The exhibit may be seen County Library's Eastern Branch. Officer installation a m -4 p m Sunday. 1-4 pm For the N.J State Society of Auc- broker. during summer library hours: Mon- Route 35. beginnning at 10 30 a m further information, write the so- tioneers, a member of the National He is married to Alice Yakaski day through Friday 8 a m -4 p.m.; Irving Marcus. Atlantic High- Rabbi Joseph Fishman will install ciety at P 0 Box 434. Middletown. Auctioneers Association, Monmouth Barron The couple has two children, Tuesday and Thursday nights 7-9 lands, who is associated with the Congregation Beth Shalom's new N J. 0774* County Business Association, Mox- Barbara and William p m Rivemew Hospital Chapter of officers July 18 at 8 p m SHHH (Self Help for the Hard of They are: Joseph Kaufman, presi- Hearing), will explain the technique dent. Steven Gray, first vice presi- Marcus recently wrote a book on this dent. Israel Mayk. second vice i method of reading an entire facial president. Gene Immerman. Atlantic Highlands expression in addition to lip reading financial secretary. Irwin Neadel. for a belter understanding of speech treasurer; Frank Bendar. recording Retired Persons to meet The Friday Night Flicks continue secretary. Arnold Hartman. cor- July 19 at 7:30 p m The movie is responding secretary; Bernard /t T>«te Scheier. three year trustee; Hal A paid directory of comini events for non-profit organizations Rites $3 75 for three lines for 1 dav ill 00 each The Monmouth Bayshore Chapter Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings story. Langer, two year trustee, and Gerry additional line 1.15.00 for tSree line« lor two days (11.50 each additional line). K 5(1 for three linn for three days No 1599 of the American Association •The Yearling, " starring Gregory » hour For additional ice. Florence. Rome. Sorrento and THE REGISTER/ED BRETT welcome information call Margaret Cassone Isle of Caprise Group trip 11519 per DUAL GIVING — George Mayer, left, past while Michael Marrazzo accepts a $3,000 donation JULY I* - FRIDAY or Helen Phillips at 2914272 between person Double occupancy Call Wyn president ol the Middletown Lions Club, passes the from the Lions Club to Camp Happiness. Arthur The Rosary Altar Society of Our 830 am -5 p m lit 477-2970 gavel to Richard Dill, right, incoming president. W'ldanger. Lion of the Year, watches. The Register

10A LIFESTYLE MONDAY. JULY 15, 1985 Sock hops, soda fountains and Dave Clark

sock hops, soda fountains and Ameri- By HOPE GREEN can Bandstand. The Register With not a few sighs, they dreami- HOLMDKL - Marilyn Farrell and ly recalled the days when they'd Pat Tinsillii sat on the lawn of the come home from school, switch on Garden State Arts ("enter Thursday the television set. and watch bright- and let themselves be led down a faced young rock "n" roll stars like memorv lane marked bv reveries of Fabian. Frankie Avalon and Bobby Rydell belt out their latest hits on Dick Clark's fave show. Then, as if they had suddenly been transported to another time and place, the theme song from Ameri- can Bandstand blasted through the amphitheater's vast sound system, and the very teen idols Farrell, Torsillo and 4,197 other fans came to see. bounded on stage and played their hearts out for the next few hours They listened to the singers per- form their old favorites, and re- membered their adolescence during the late 1950s. "Those were better years for me." Farrell. 44. of Old Bridge said i came from the Mid-West It was a different lifestyle — I think the pace here is faster We were kind of THE REGISTER/JEFF CHASIN sheltered; we did a lot of observ- DO YOU REMEMBER THEM? — From the left, Fabian, Frankie ing ." Avalon and Bobby Rydell, strut their stuff lor all the men and women Like teenagers all over America. who grew up on a diet of afternoon cokes, greasy hamburgers and Farrell saw movies like "Beach their be-bopping music. Blanket Bingo" with Avalon and "Bye Bye Birdie." starring Rydell They'd ride in convertibles listening remembers the high school crowd "I like his singing voice." said to Fabian's gold records. "Turn Me going to the sweet shop, playing the Vernon "His songs have really nice Loose" and "Tiger " It was a time juke box " Then she laughed. "That lyrics." of sock-hops, corner drugstore soda was a long Mine ago! ' For the same reason. Sue Ann fountains, a prospering national Apparently. Avalon's charm has Arthur. 44. of Middletown likes the economy — and the birth of the reached across the generations old music "You can understand the television age. There were some new fans in the words." she said "It's not like the Ryes sparkling. Torsillo. 40. of noise you hear coming out of the TNI DEG'STER.JEFF CHAS'N crowd, like Jill Vernon and Lisa Laurence Harbor, explained why Monacelli, both 14. of Point radio these days " Avalon was her favorite teen idol to TRANSFIXED - Above. Sue Pleasant They giggled as they As Avalon, Rydell. and Fabian Ann Arthur, of Middletown perform that night explained how they'd seen Avalon in "He's romance," Torsillo said jaunted onstage and began the watches some of her favorites the movie "Grease," and why they familiar, lively old Bandstand theme from years gone by perform at He's the type of person who could appreciated this slar of their song. Gail Kwasnofski, 43. of Perth THE REGISTER/JEFF CHASIN the Garden State Arts Center just romance you off your feet " parents' youth Another longtime fan is 42-year- Amboy recalled the time of her Thursday. Below. Pat Torsillo of adolescence, when the three stars ACROSS THE AGES — At 14. Lisa Monacelli of Point Pleasant, is Laurence Harbor and Marilyn old Ellie Buonomo of Port Mon- "I think he appeals to a lot of about the same age most of the concert-goers were when Frankie people because he doesn't look like were in their heyday. Farreit of Old Bridge, gaze mouth "He was if," she said an old-timer." "aid Monacelli. "He Avalon. Fabian and Bobby Rydell first made girls (and some boys) dreamily into their pasts while emphatically We watched him I was still in school, not knowing every day on American Bandstand." looks, like — new. He's cute, he's swoon on American Bandstand. Below, Tom Arthur. Sue Ann's parts of it are played out before where my life was going It was like Buonomo said she was in her mid- sexy ' husband, pontificates on the difference between the music of today their very eyes. a mystery, and now it seems so long teens when Avalon was popular, and That brought more giggles ago" and yesteryear

YOUR HOROSCOPE Abortion: So many lies and twisted notions Dear Ann Landers: A woman By Stella Wilder VIRGO (Aug. 23-S»pt. 22) - twisted facts contrived to make a tovers When the label says, This wrote and asked if collagen, a story sound believable product contains human placenta." MONO AY, JULY 15 Recent upset begins to wane, focus substance used in some beauty on reconstruction, stability. Pre- I was fascinated to see in the it means they have used the after- Born today, you are the kind of products, was made from aborted person others might refer to as a pare to make up for lost time. Ann Landers opening paragraph of Olga Fairfax's birth The placenta is attached to the babies. The writer claimed she had "war horse," for you carry on with LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 22) - Do article an offer to send 40 pages of umbilical cord and also to the your chosen work and projects not let disappointment develop into heard the story from an evangelist, documentary evidence for only J5 uterine wall It is through the despite the odds, despite the misfor- discouragement — or worse, a a beauty consultant and her neighbor fax story about living babies being Many of Fairfax's statements umbilical cord that the infant re- tune and bad luck that might very sense of hopelessness. Look to the who works in a hospital. She said it dropped into meat-grinders and he were startling, but my favorite was ceives nourishment and disposes of final result. broke her heart to think that little attributed that statement to the New this: "A study was done on the waste matter while in the womb well crush another less dedicated SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - ears, hands and feet of murdered England Journal of Medicine. severed heads of 12 babies delivered When the child is delivered, the person. But the truth is that the bad Tackle problems one at a time babies were being ground into pow- How can you, Ann Landers, say by C-section who were kept alive for umbilical cord is cut and discarded is part of the good, as far as you are today; do not overburden yourself. der and added to beauty products to this information is not true in the months." Yes, folks, you read right along with the placenta The placen- concerned, and both offer purpose, Those around you have faith in help women look more youthful. face of the evidence I have pres- guidance and inspiration to you. . . . "severed heads of 12 babies kept ta is NOT a fetus and herein lies the recent decision. You, Ann Landers, insiited there ented? Your readers deserve to alive for months." gross misrepresentation You believe the only one living your was no truth to the story, that the know the facts. — J.M. In Bethesda, life is you — and you intend to keep SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-D.c. When the label on a facial creme Tomorrow I shall tell you about 21) - Romantic involvement is of collagen used In cosmetics is Md. or shampoo says. "This product the experiment in Finland and what it that way hydrolyzed animal protein from prime interest today. Do not hesi- Dear J.M.: I have seen Olga contains collagen, ' it usually means happens to aborted fetuses and you tate to act on impulse in a whimsi- leftovers in the slaughterhouse!. Fairfax's article, also Father Hig- collagen from slaughterhouse lef- do not need to send me IS You do prefer success and happi- cal situation. I have just read an article by Olga Fairfax, Ph.D., of Wheaton. Md., gins' piece in the Liguorian Never ness, of course — and both are sure- CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. IS) - in my 30 years of writing this column ly attainable — and you are a gen- You may have to combat a sudder director of Methodists United for Life. It is called, "101 Uses for a have I run into such half-baked erous person who thrives on seeing urge to rearrange personal affairs distortions, complete lies and those around you enjoy their share Today is not the day for change. Dead (or Alive) Baby." She said of both. However, you have your AQUARIUS (Jan. 2O-Fab. 18) - collagen In beauty products came vulnerable side, one that demands Take full advantage of every oppor- from aborted babies and that fetuses care and affection tunity today. Advancements made were also used in experiments. For Alto born on this dat* ara Linda now will have long-range effects. example: brain cells were harvested CBS Ronatadt, slngar; Dorothy Fialdi, PISCES (Fab. 19-March 20) - from still-living babies and put into lyricist. Enthusiasm and eagerness to learn meat-grinders. The experiment, per- SUPERMARKET To see what is in store for you lead you to the threshold of an formed In Finland, cost 1600,000 and tomorrow, find your birthday and important discovery. Share what was funded by the National In- 36 MAIN ST. read the corresponding paragraph. you find with loved ones. stitutes of Health, which means Let your birthday star be your daily ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) - American taxpayers' money. Please KEANSBURQ guide. Though passions may run high check these facts again. I am today, take care you are not over- horrified. TUESDAY, JULY 16 come by crippling emotions. Main- I also read an article in the LIVERWURST CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) - tain your perspective. Liguorlan by the Rev. James J. Reappearance of unsettling ele- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Higgins, C.S.S.R. He repeated many ment must be dealt with early in Use an early clash of personalities statements made by Olga Fairfax, 59* LB. the day; how you react will deter- to help develop tact and diplomacy and added, "Some abortionists limp- mine day's outcome. They may be tested again at day's ly put the remains of unborn human JERSEY NUMBER GAME LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - A good end. belngi in the alley for traih pickup. Pick any 3 Numbers day for personal expansion; meet GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) - The more fastidious ones use com- you can play each new opportunity with enthusi- Scheduling may prove a determin- pactors. The plastic bags are thrown from 7 a.m to 10 p.m. asm and you will broaden your ing factor today as numerous con- on lop of the bin, at the mercy of 7 days a week Store Hours: Tun thru Sat. 10 a.m -6 p.m STRATMMORE SHOPPING CENTER horizons. cerns demand attention. dogs and rats." Closed Sun > Mon ROUTE 34 MERMEN, N.J WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Father Higgins repealed the Fair- 5*3 7700 £-*\ The Register

COMICS 6 CLASSIFIED 8 Sports MONDAY. JULY 15. 1985 B Fires 2nd-lowest score ever Baker captures Runners Women's Open fertility: tour, she was seeking her first Open triumph SPRINGFIELD. N.J (AP) - Once Kathy and looking to guarantee herself a spot in the Baker arrived at the seventh hole and saw LPGA Hall of Fame by winning her second that Nancy Lopez and others had faltered, different major. she realized the battle for the 40th U.S. But it wasn't to be. Lopez bogeyed three pro and con Women's Open title had come down to her of the first four holes and never got her and Judy Clark and that's when her golf game going The 28-year-old wife of New woman who becomes a distance game got in swing. York Mets third baseman Ray Knight runner often encounters difficul- Baker combined brilliant iron play with a finished her round at 5-over-par 77, her first Aty becoming pregnant En- sure putter yesterday, firing a final-round 70 over-par round of the tournament. She did durance training can cause dis- to capture the Open by three strokes over not have a birdie all day turbances in hypothalamicpltuitary- Clark (or her first professional victory "I should have never bogeyed the first gonadal function, manifested by "It was funny. I looked up at the hole, " Lopez said "1 struggled the rest of amenorrhea and failure to ovulate Scoreboard on No 7 and saw it was Judy and the day because my putts just would not When this occurs, cessation of I and everybody else was at two- and one- drop I was disgusted, humiliated and under " embarrassed starting with two bogeys in a running and a gain in weight almost It wasn't that way for long as Baker always reverses the process. The row It made me sick " birdied the seventh and eighth holes to take Alvarez claimed third at 1-under-par 287, pregnancy can take place. the lead for good from Clark on a hot and one shot ahead of Lopez and Coles Alvarez, The question has been raised as to humid afternoon of play on the 6.274-yard seeking her first professional victory, had a whether there is a male counterpart upper course of the Baltusrol Golf Course 75 and Coles a 76 of this phenomenon Can running The 24-year-old Baker finished with a 72- hole score of 8-under-par 280. the second- Baker, who had fallen into a tie with Clark rause a decrease in sperm pro- after a bogie on the second hole, took the 1 lowest total in Open history Pat Bradley duction' Can running cause infertili- lead for good on the seventh hole by sinking ty in the male"1 won the 1981 Open at nine under par Coming in. when it was closing down, a birdie putt of about 15 feet and knocking My reflex in the past was to like on 16. 17 and 18. a lot of people were in a putt of about four feet for birdie on No ascribe low sperm counts in runners talking like I already had it. and I know in 8 She bogeyed the 10th hole, but restored to other causes One factor I always this game, it's never over until the last her two-stroke lead by sinking a 20-footer on considered was clothing Wearing putt. " Baker said No. 11. athletic supporters for a long period A tee shot into a fairway bunker led to a Clark, meanwhile, had a final round of 72 bogey on No 14 that reduced her lead to one of time and jockey shorts to bed have for a four-round total of 283 shot, but short birdies at 15 and 16 put the been shown to decrease sperm Baker had started the round at six under tournament out of reach production Check your habits. I told par. one shot ahead of Clark and Lopez, and runners, don t blame the running two in front of Vicki Alvarez and Janet "I feel really good about how I played but Researchers at the I'niversity of Coles Kathy played great when she had to." said Clark "Her birdies on 15 and 16 were really Michigan who have studied the After four holes, all Baker had to worry bid" effect of running on semen analysis about was Clark, another non-winner on the ASSOCIATED PRESS have come up with the same answer Ladies Professional Golf Association tour Baker was the 1982 NCAA champion and OPEN WINNER — 24-year-old Kathy Baker from Clover, South Carolina, shows First they investigated the hormonal All eyes had turned to Lopez entering the was the low amateur in the Open in both 1981 her feelings after she won Ihe U.S. Women's Open golf championship yesterday profiles of 20 healthy marathon and final round A 32-time winner on the LPGA and 1982 by three strokes at the Baltusrol Golf Club m Springfield. triathlon athletes Then they evalu- ated these values against those of control subjects All the athletes had been running at least 30 miles a week for the past 18 months Only one Bryant bulls Stars to second straight title reported a decrease in the libido since the beginning of training There was once consistent EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J lAPi - It players attributed the problems to the move their offense gained just eight yards bounds. Jonathan Sutton broke up a fourth- hormonal change — a lowering of was a fitting farewell to spring for the the to Baltimore forced by the league s switch A 19-yard field goal by Oakland's Novo down effort and that did it total testosterone - which was I'niled Slates Football League Its final title to a fall format in 1986 The team practiced Bojovic made it 21-17. then Baltimore finally ' We lost our concentration in the third under the vernal equinox went to the in Philadelphia, then traveled to College surrendered the lead 24-21 with 46 seconds quarter, but I knew we had enough time to found in 14 of the 20 subjects Baltimore Stars, who have dominated the Park. Md . nearly three hours away, for its left in the period Bobby Hebert hit Anthony get back in the game. ' said Bryant, who was However, the majority had normal league on the field but have suffered off it games Carter with a seven-yard touchdown pass at named the game's most valuable player free testosterone These findings The Stars, who have been in all three "I don't know what this is going to do to the end of a 24-yard drive set up by Al "It's just an amazing comeback that we suggest that endurance training does I'SFL championship, won their second Baltimore. I haven't been there much," Harvms fumble. made and I couldn t be happier not have chronic effects on the straight title last night with a 28-24 win over Mora said after the game Then, after taking the lead, the Stars Oakland Coach Charlie Sunnier whose hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal the Oakland Invaders as Kelvin Bryant "I didn't think the move would be as allowed Oakland to drive from their own team was helped in its first touchdown drive function similar to those seen in rushed for 103 yards and three touchdowns, distracting as it was We loosened up after four to the Baltimore five But Sam Mills by a questionable roughing the passer call female athletes including the game-winner with 8 15 left we clinched a playoff spot and played our stuffed John Williams on a third and two at on Baltimore's Mike Johnson, was upset the five, and Oakland made a key mistake However, the most important That gave them a three year-record of belt football in our last fall games and about the call on Newton tonight we played our best game " on the play — fullback Tom Newton was finding was that this change in 47-13-1. including a 5-6-1 start this year that "It's a sad thing that a game of this forced them to struggle to make the But for one quarter, that is called for unnecessary roughness on the play caliber and magnitude had to end on a call function had no effect on fertility playoffs Baltimore led 21-14 at the half, but and the ball went back to the 20 like that. " said Sumner. who noted that Eighteen out of the 20 had normal Coach Jim Mora and some of those stumbled through a third quarter in which But Hebert s third-down pass went out of semen analysis Severly low sperm See Stars. Page 2B counts were found in only two runners Coincidentally these run- ners had the lowest values for total testosterone and free testosterone They also had a much higher level of Guidry wins 12th; Gooden strikes out 11 environmental stress, had lost more weight and resembled in some ways year as a designated hitter, started the NEW YORK (API - Ron Guidry. having Yankee uprising in the second off starter the "anoretic" complex of females his beat season since he was 25-3 in 1978. and loser Burt Hooton. 4-4. by cracking his The authors considered their psycho- may not throw as hard as he did seven years 12th homer of the year After rookie Dan logical situation as of more import- ago. but is having almost of much success Pasqua walked, the Yankees strung together ance than the running Guidry won his llth straight decision, four consecutive hits This study suggested that vigorous tying him with Andy Hawkins for the most The victory was the 10th for the Yankees consecutive wins by a pitcher this season, on an 11-game homestand. The victory gave training can significantly decrease and lowered his earned run average to 2 59 total testosterone values but not the Yankees four-game sweeps over both the with a four-hit, no walk, 7-1 victory over the Twins and the Rangers and sent the latter sperm production When there is an Rangers yesterday infertility problem in a runner, other to their seventh loss in eight games "I can see when guys shake their heads New York added two runs off Texas factors are much more significant. that some of them got pitches they didn't reliever Chris Welsh in the sixth on an RBI Running of itself is probably not the expect." added the Yankee left-hander triple by Moreno and a passed ball by Texas cause. In 1978. Guidry was 14-1 after his first 15 catcher Glenn Brummer decisions. This year he's 12-3 but has gone It appears, therefore, that neither Melt 1, Astroi 0 libido nor fertility is influenced by from a fastball, hard-slider pitcher to a pitcher who uses a full gamut of offerings HOUSTON - Dwight Gooden was admit- distance running However, one that he gets over the plate for strikes He's tedly at his best last night as the New York question remains Will lowering of walked only 19 batters in 146 innings and Mets' right-hander scattered five hits to testosterone levels result in difficul- yesterday was his sixth without issuing a defeat the Houston Astros ty with potency? Recently urologists free pass "This was the hardest I've thrown have become convinced that im- "You can see the confidence that Ronnie consistently all season and my curve ball potence is more physiological than has," shortstop Bobby Meacham said was the best I've had as far as movement." psychological — and that "Every time he goes to the mound Ron has Gooden said. "I've finally found my grove, testosterone levels are frequently always needed a good defensive team behind this is my best outing of the year ' the major clue in identifying such him and this year he has one " The win was Gooden's seventh in his last seven decisions, his fourth shutout and his cases. Dave Winfield cracked a solo homer to ignite a five-run second inning for the eighth complete game of the season. It can be inferred that running has Yankees, who completed a four-game sweep Gooden. 13-3. finished with 11 strikeouts to a significant effect on the of the Rangers increaes his league-leading total to 153. hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis "When you give Ron Guidry a five-run "This is the best I've ever seen him," said in males However, it is also lead, " Texas Manager Bobby Valentine Mets first baseman Keith Hernandez. "This apparent that these changes do not said, "he's virtually unbeatable. He's tough was the hardest I've ever seen him throw usually result in any noticeable enough in a one-run game " He was throwing bullets." alteration in libido and fertility — "When the team gives me a lead like that, The win was Gooden's seventh in his last and presumably in potency. Never- it takes some of the fireworks away from seven decisions, his fourth shutout and his eighth complete game of the season theless, in a minority of male the other team," Guidry said. "They know they'll have a tough time getting back into Gooden, 13-3, finished with 11 strikeouts to runners with coincidental high situ- increaes his league-leading total to 153. ational stress a male "anoretic'' the game against a guy who's pitching well. I don't throw with great velocity but batters Houston's Bob Knepper. 8-6. was the symptom complex may exsist. know my reputation They might expect a loser, going eight innings and giving up one These runners have severe fastball but instead I'll throw them the dead unearned run on fiv hits oligospermia and could well present fish' fastball." "He was tough." Hernandez said. "Knep- with infertility problems. Guidry. whose last loss was to the per shouldn't have given up any runs." "What is clear from this study, " Rangers on April 29. retired 16 straight The Mets finished their 11-game road trip write the authors, "is that signifi- batters between the third and eighth Innings. with a 10-1 record, setting a club record for Toby Harrah doubled, went to third on a wins on a road trip. The previous record was cant physical exercise (40-80 eight. The Mets won for the 12th time in the mile/ week I and chronic endurance grounder and scored on Buddy Bell's sacrifice fly for Texas' only run in the ninth. last 13 games. training alone are not associated Guidry, who declined an opportunity to be The Mets scored their run on an eighth- with a detrimental effect on sperm on the American League team for Tuesday's inning throwing error by second baseman production in most men. Most men All-Star Game because he was pitching Bill Doran. do not demonstrate the profound yesterday, allowed only one runner past first Ronn Reynolds and Len Dykstra singled disturbances in reproductive func- base in the first eight innings. He extended Kelvin Chapman then hit a one-out grounder tion seen in similarly trained female his record to 12-3, tying him with Dwight to third baseman Denny Walling. His throw ASSOCIATED PRESS athletes." Gooden for the best winning percentage in to Doran at second forced Dykstra, but IN COMMAND — Pitcher Ron Guidry ot the New York Yankees works on his the majors. Doran's throw to first was low. skipped past 4-hit. no-walk victory over the Texas Rangers yesterday at the Stadium. Guidry Winfield. playing his first game of the Glenn Davis won for the 11th straight time to up his record to 12-3 as the Yanks won. 7-1 Thr Rrii.lcr ' JULY 15, 1985 Stars, SPORTS BRIEFS Continued from Page IB throughout the game officials had called double penalties during Meadowlands set college hoop dates the numerous pushing and shoving incidents AST RITHERFORD - The send members Seton Hall. Sumner also said that the rain that Meadowlands Aim will be Georgetown. Providence. Con- fell throughout the first quarter headquarters (or three major necticut and Pittsburg for ap- E hampered Oakland s passing game basketball tournament* next win- pearances Hebert said A cougle of balls ter during a 14-game college The Pirates will play all eight didn i leave my hand right schedule of their conference games at the The win was a semblance of Arena, including contests with The highlight of the schedule is revenge for the Stars who played in defending national champion Vil- expected to be the Eastern all three I'SFL spring championship Regional of the NCAA tour- lanovft and runnerup games and lost only the first — 24-22 nament March* 21 and 23. which Georgetown On each of the to Michigan in the first game play will produce one of the teams for dates, a doubleheader has been Nine of the Michigan players now the Final Four scheduled play for Oakland, which merged with Another big night for the Arena A number of other notable the Panthers after last season will be Championship Night on teams from around the country The loss left the Invaders who had March 3. when the Metro Atlan- will be making their first ever the I'SFL's best regular-season re- tic Athletic Conference and the appearances at the Arena Day- cord at 13-4-1 with a final mark of Atlantic 10 will share billing for ton, coached by the venerable 15-5-1 their conference tournament Don Donoher. will meet St The Stars and the Invaders had finals Peter's in the final regular played the only tie in I'SFL history, Three major conferences will season doubleheader. Feb II and a 17-17 contest in the second week of share top billing throughout the Louisiana Tech. a regular NCAA the regular season And this game schedule In addition to the A-10 participant the past few years was almost as close and the MAAC the Big East will will play Iona on January 2 The first half was a matter of alternating touchdowns the Stars scoring first the Invaders neit until Brown leads Larson Ford in JSBL Bryant burst up the middle from 17 IEFTVNE - Tom Brown yards out with 1 41 left in the half to help from Craig Robinson who gne Baltimore a U-M lead at ored nine fourth-quarter chipped in with 16 oints to lead Larson Ford intermission Gordon Austin led ECC with 22 The Stars fir«t touchdown came to a 75-67 victory over East points and Pete Lacorte added on *he opening possession of the Coast Computers last night in the IS Jesse Stood! led all re- game an JO-yard drive in nine plays first naif of the doubleheader in bounders with 17 the Jersey Shore Basketball in which Fusina completed five ol Tonight s action has ECC tak- fivt passes to fue different re- League at the Headliner ing on Suten Island Bars at 7 30 ceivers The final one was a 16- The second game between and Larson playing host head- yjrder to Scott Fitikee that Pine Belt Chevrolet and the liner at 9 15 Headliner was called off on produced a 7-0 lead account of rain But the nem time the Stars had the .••at ii.-'.r f : : .•:* *--« : ; .•-• the game was played mostly in ball Fusina floated one up for grabs. and it was Oakland « David Green- the dark because of a local power I ': * -^"a-^-- ; '•- *:*»-S x l *j wood who grabbed it knifing in front failure and ECC led most of the Um Cmmt C FBI way and had an eight-point ilr»-»::n»*4 g =•«.*-*-»."*:§ :^*-* of Baltimore * Tom Donovan and advantage before Brown caught gliding « yards untouched down the sideline to tie i! at 7-7 fire in the final period iii.5 • • * Brown also led Larson with a ll was the first time in his pro ASSOCIATED PRESS tee - K n <• -i - r dozen rebounds and got scoring career that Fusina had had an CHAMPIONSHIP GAME - Joh -13. o' -e Oa«'a-e ace's eves 'or a short gam m r r :nteceplior returned for a score ,_. „„ ,, , . . _ , ., . . ,„, *"e Ba' o e Sia's *e Stars The next interception went to e 5 a as ? S" f t 2e'e~zez IHttf "e 28-2-4 Calais couple wins Orchard event Baltimore when W'oemer picked of! an Hebert pass on '.he Oakland 2 and >ards in nine plays plus a key lateraled to Sutton who returned it vice and Henry Calais won 134 while Ella Amborsino and roughing the passer penalty on to the 15 It took Bryant two plays the Holland Orchard Hus- John Oldenberg combined for a Baltimore s Mike Johnson to tie the band and Wives tournament 114 on the Low Net :o lake it in — he burst to the seven A score at 14 •» then took it in from the eight yesterday with a combined 146 Second low net went to Com- A roughing penalty on Oakland s •w n > Again the Iniaders came back mie and Mike Guadagno with a Gary Plummer set up the next taking the ensuing kickoff to their 37 Lillian and Hal Edlind won the 115 and the Calais were third Baltimore score at the end of the ' -4 » ; and getting a 15-yard roughness 10 3 11 Mixed Pairs Low Gross with a with a 117 half It put the ball 41 yards out and penalty on Baltimore kicker David four plays later Bryant went up the Trout added on Then lhe\ went 47 middle for 17 yards and the TD • ••••* •• M Pirates sale possible Daddy'tops Summernationals bidders late last year because poor PITTSBURGH AP - An In- attendance at Three Rivers Sudium dianapolis Ind businessman s has produced financial losses over categories sixth in nine races since his return * crowed of SH 000 watched Bemv interest in buying the Pittsburgh much of the last decade The losses OLD BRIDGE TOWNSHIP AP Bernstein drove his Budweiser last fall from retirement He now tein record quarter mile marks of Pirates apparently has been rekin- reported include K million last. — Don Garlits won his fourth race King Ford Tempo into the Funny Car has won 27 times in Top Fuel a S 770 seconds 249 58 mph while dled by the team owners willingness season and a :*5 deficit that could of the 1985 drag racing season finals for the sixth straight race and record for a division in which he won Grose was clocked in 5 805 seconds to seil to investors outside Pit- reach 19 million yesterday by stopping 23-year-old then beat Tim Grose of Seagus fo. the first time when Gw\nn was at 250 13 mph It was only the third tsburgh A lack of interest forced Gal- rookie Dan-ell Gwynn of Miami Calif for his 10th career victory and a year old final round appearance for Gross, Arthur Angotti president of In- breath to open the bidding to anyone Fla in the final round of the 16th fourth of the season En route. Garlits lowered the who was runner-up two times dianapolis Arrows Inc said he annual Budweiser Summernaticnals Raceway Park track record to 5 4* three weeks ago Galbreath is be- Allen 38 won for the second previously hoped to send a representative to at Raceway Park seconds and posted the fastest speed lieved to be asking tX million to MO consecutive event in the Pro Stock Pittsburgh within days to discuss Garlits. a 53-year-old drag racing of the event at 263 62 mph in his final million division at the wheel of a Che%rolet Allen, competing in only his sixlh moving the financially troubled legend from Ocala Fla earned round conquest of Gwynn a second Political and business leaders in formerly driven by the late Lee Pro Stock event, beat Hutch 1-eal of team to his city ES 000 for his first Summernationals generation drag racer competing in Pittsburgh are trying to organize Shephard of Arlington Texas the Blacklick. Ohio for a S17.000 first A lease that says the National victory but shared the race day only his sixth race as a professional local investors to buy the team and four-time World Champion who was prize Allen, who like Garlits. won League team shall play here in spotlight with Kenny Bernstein ol keep it here although m formal killed in a testing accident at Bernstein s victory came just the June 30 NHRA event at Mon- Three Rivers Stadium through the Dallas Texas and Bruce Allen of offers have been made Ardmore Ok la last March eight days after he his engine treal was timed in 7 615 seconds at year 2011 would first have to be Lapear Mich who won impressive- exploded and his car caught fire in 180 65 mph while Leal s Pontiac Meanwhile the head of the overcome Angotti said ly in the other professional For Garlits the victory was his Milan Mich trailed at 7 703. 180 28 mph If they can break that lease baseball players union said the they 11 be out of Pittsburgh next Pirates rejected a S20 million o'fer year and that s another plus for last December Indianapolis he said McCormick said the board of Pittsburgh Solicitor Marvin Fein directors rejected an offer in Janu- 'River Rats' sailing fleet on the move has said the Pirates lease is un- ary, but he declined to name the breakable and he has threatened to bidder of the amount Don Fehr executive director of fleet will hold a regatta at the club sue anyone who attempts to move sailing organization on the twin geared on the training level - we the Major League Baseball Players this afternoon the team i uta rivers with consistent and frequent have classes going all summer. Association mentioned the CO Tl Not only are we ready with fan » Register races for dinghies under the handi- says Spencer >«i« M»vfN UHUM ct.ua inivtK urai million offer on the Public Tele- support and ticket sales but the FAIR HAVEN - Terr)' Spencer cap rating system The Battin Road club welcomes vision Services program Adam Hoosier Dome can be convened in dusted the Fair Haven Sailing Club s The system is based on the new Fair Haven Sailors and invites Smiths Money World on Saturday six or seven months We can play Portsmouth Handicap Fleet com- Performance Sailicraft built Thistle those interested to call Membership baseball in Indianapolis next The Pirates barely make the 110 petition in both of yesterday s and accepts virtually even dinghy Committee Chairman Kem Edwards season Angotti said million payroll for the major league Navesink River races sailboat ever produced at 842-7466 Moamoiith Baal Club There is debate in the midwestern players, let alone our other ex- A Day Sailer doesn t like those Races are timed and finishes are RED BANK - A few Sanderlings city about whether the Hoosier penses, said McCormick Right high winds too much, so having a divided by a performance rating showed up for races again on the Dome home of the Indianapolis now we are out of balance The crew really helped the helmsman which is a function of wind speed and Navesink. including SSYC's Don n) J Wan C«an Colts football team and site of a players are getting loo large a share said. I essentially got the jib up statistics on average performance of McGee who sailed with Mary Hoff- convention center would be avail- of the pie ' very tight and eased up on the the one-design boats compiled by a man Don Johnson sailing with SanOK Hunnman j L#ffy CoWMuono ] AI> co..i^»o limn ID able for baseball or whether a traveller so I could let the sail out national organization Baseball Commissioner Peter Santo Pemiti. and John and Pam *ac« I Jonn Lslafd (Ton. Qahnt 1 Ooufl ma Ka* ballpark would be constructed Ueberroth, appearing on the national but still hold down tight on it We can accomodate just about Simpson were winners Ma-»» 3 Jono ins s,,. L1—„ Ango.ii formed the .Arrows, hop- news program Face The Nation The skipper teamed up with Jim any boat as far as racing goes, says The John Luard and Tom Gahn "ata; i tl.aio 1 Maw 3 Am, tan* (Donna ing to attract a major league Sunday said he d prefer keeping the Blankner also of Fair Haven to Spencer who is the club s first Albacore learn wrapped up a couple ODafia 2 Cy"tn^ Boyd baseball team through a league team in Pittsburgh tackle yesterdays 15 to 20-knot officer in charge of facilities of bullets over an eight-boat fleet expansion or a sale Let the fans in Pittsburgh con- winds River Rats is known for its Larry Colantuono and Sandy Rac# 1 i Don joftnion iSanio PauuW 2 iohn and Pirates President Dan Galbreath tinue to have a baseball team, he The club, incorporated under the informal social life and focus on Huntsman look honors in the Light- Pam S-mpfto" put his team on the block for local said name of River Rats . is the only- sailing education our club is ning fleet Junior members of the Raca 2 < Simpaon 2 Johnson 3 Don McOs* iWSfY Mo(1t

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m 200 HIGHWAY 35. KEYPORT 264-1600 • JULY 15, 1985 Thf Hegiiltr Downing's late-inning homer topples Blue Jays homer, to extend his hitting streak to game that Little, Chicago's leadoff ANAHEIM, Calif (AP) - Brian 20 games, leading the Boston Red batter, probably would bunt four Downing's disputed two-run homer Sox to a victory over the Seattle times. He did try four times, with with two outs in the bottom of the Mariners. notable success. ninth inning gave the California Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd, 11-7, who Little was struck by a pitch while Angels a 5-3 victory yesterday over struck out seven and walked none, trying to bunt In the first Inning, beat the Toronto Blue Jays. allowed six hits in 7 2-3 innings for out a bunt in the third, and drove in The Angels, who kept a six-game the victory. He gave up a single to runs with bunt* in the fifth and ninth lead in the American League West Alvin Davis in the first inning and after bunting with runners on first going into the All-Star game, trailed then retired the next 15 batters and third. 3-2 going into the ninth. before allowing another single in the On his first run-producing bunt, Reggie Jackson walked to open the sixth inning. Little said, "The main idea was to inning off Toronto reliever Gary Boggs, with the longest hitting get the man to second, but I knew we Lavelle, 3-4. Ruppert Jones sacri- streak of his career, matched Don would score if I got it down. ficed pinch-runner Craig Gerber to Mattingly of the New York Yankees Little's second RBI came on second and Bobby Grich singled one for the longest in the major leagues Chicago's second successful suicide out later to score Gerber with the this season. squeeze of the game. "Tim (Hulett) lying run. The Red Sox scored three runs in waited long enough," Little said, Downing then hit a 1-1 pitch deep the seventh Inning with one hit and "and by the time he broke, there was toward the left field seats. Left shakey defense from the Mariners. nothing they could do." fielder George Bell made a leap for Marty Barrett started the inning "Bunting the ball like that," said the ball and landed in the first row by drawing a walk off Frank Wills, loser Mike Boddicker, "that's the of seats, and when he came out way we did it in Little League. But 4-3. Dwight Evans bunted past Wills ASSOCIATED PRESS without the ball, third base umpire and first baseman Davis could make I'll say this, they were very skillful, John Shulock signaled home run. no throw as both Wills and second though." BUBBLES AND OUTS - Lee Lacy ol the White Sox yesterday. Sox third baseman Tim Hullet The Toronto outfielder slammed baseman Harold Reynolds were late Seaver allowed seven hits and Baltimore Orioles starts to blow a bubble as he tries took the throw Irom right fielder Harold Baines for his glove and cap to the ground and covering the bag. struck out 11, including Fred Lynn to go from first to third on a base hit by Cal Ripken the out. ran at Shulock to plead his case, Boggs followed with another bunt, four times. It was the 71st time Jr. during first-inning action of their game with the arguing that he had caught the ball loading the bases when Wills tried to Seaver has fanned 10 or more batters while going into the stands, but that in his career, but the first time ml1; get Barrett at third, but the third the third after Bud Biancalana a fan in the first row had grabbed the baseman, Jim Presley, was not on American League seasons Tigers 8, Twins 0 in the fourth. ball out of his glove Frank Viola, 10-7, allowed eight singled, Wilson bunted for a hit and the bag. A's 11, Brewers 2 DETROIT - Walt Terrell pitched a no-hitter for 6 2-3 innings and hits and six runs in seven innings for Darryl Motley was hit by a pitch, Manager Bobby Cox and several of Jim Rice drove in one run with a OAKLAND - Mike Davis Detroit got home runs from Larry the loss. loading the bases with no outs off the Blue Jays players argued for sacrifice fly, Bill Buckner singled to slammed a three-run homer, his first Herndon. Darrell Evans and Alan Detroit took a 2-0 lead in the first Cleveland starter Neal Heaton. 5-11 some five minutes to no avail. drive in another and Wills issued round-tripper in 32 games, in the Trammell as the Tigers beat Minne- on Trammell's RBI double and a McRae then lined a two-run single to Downing's seventh homer of the walks to Rich Gedman and Glenn first inning to lift the Oakland A's to sota for their first victory over the run-scoring grounder by Herndon. center and Frank White followed season made a winner out of Stu Hoffman to force in the third a victory over the Milwaukee Twins in eight games this season In the third. Herndon hit his ninth with a bloop single to left for another Clibum, 4-2. Boggs' homer made it 5-0 in the Brewers. Toronto starter Jim Clancy held Terrell, a 27-year-old right-hand- homer and Evans followed with his run, chasing Heaton eighth and Seattle got its two runs Davis' homer, his 15th, came off California to a first-inning tingle by er, extended his hitless innings 18th. In the Royals' fourth, Wilson off Boyd in the eighth on an RBI loser Moose Haas, 7-5, and followed Rod Carew until there were two outs string to 14 2-3 innings before Tom Trammell's homer came in the singled off Vem Ruhle. stole second, double by Domingo Ramos and a a single by Dave Kingman and a in the sixth, when he allowed two Brunansky broke it up with a double Detroit's four-run eighth. Bob took third when catcher Chris Ban- run-scoring single by Phil Bradley walk to Dusty Baker Earlier in the more singles and gave way to Dennis off the left-center field wall with two Melvin added a two-run double later do's throw sailed into center field Marty Barrett had an RBI single inning, Carney Lansford slammed a Lamp. Lamp worked two hitless outs in the seventh in the inning and scored on a single and scored on Motley's single for Boston in the ninth. solo shot, his 13th. innings before being replaced by It was the first hit off Terrell since by Lou Whltaker Julio Franco hit a two-run homer Uvelle The As broke the game open in Royals 9, Indians i for the Indians in the third, and While Sox 5, Orioles 3 the fifth inning, sending 10 batters to the first inning of his previous start Jesse Barfield was hit by a pitch CLEVELAND - Hal McRae Bando's single in the fourth pulled BALTIMORE • The Baltimore the plate and scoring five runs for a July 9. when the Chicago White Sox' lo lead off Toronto s third inning and drove in two runs with a bases- Cleveland within 4-3 Orioles expected a Chicago bunting 9-0 lead. Dwayne Murphy doubled Mark Ryal singled with two outs in Lloyd Moseby drew a walk before loaded single and Willie Wilson Kansas City, however, scored game, but they were virtually im- home the first run, Kingman had a the first inning Ranee Mullimks singled to give the collected four hits and scored three twice in the seventh thanks to two mobilized by the almost perfect two-run double and Donnie Hill and Terrell. 10-4. who was obtained by Blue Jays a 1-0 lead Mullimks also runs as the Kansas City Royals throwing errors by the Indians. execution of the White Sox Dusty Baker capped the inning with the Tigers in a winter trade with the singled home two runs in the fifth pounded 15 hits while defeating the Wilson led off with a single and Chicago scored three runs on RBI singles New York Mets, had a perfect game In the bottom of the sixth. Dick through 3 1-3 innings before walking Cleveland Indians Motley followed with his third hit. a bunts, two by Bryan Little and one Winner Bill Krueger, 741, left the Schofield drew a leadoff walk and Roy Smalley. The victory ended a personal slow roller to third baseman Brook by Oziie Guillen, as Tom Seaver game after allowing two runs in the Carew walked with two outs before seven-game losing streak for Royals' Jacoby Jacoby threw wildly past notched his 2S7lh career victory with sixth on Cecil Cooper's RBI double Terrell also walked Tim Teufel Reggie Jackson singled for the left-hander Bud Black, 6-10, who first, allowing Wilson to score, and a decision over the Orioles. and Ben Oglivie's run-scoring single and Greg Gagne in the eighth and Angels second hit. scoring "That's their game, we knew that was replaced by Willie Hernandez, gave up three runs on seven hits in Carmen Castillo, the Indians' right Srhofield Ruppert Jones singled to Keith Atherton came in with no six innings. Dan Quisenberry got the fielder, then threw wildly attempt- going in." Baltimore Manager Earl outs in the sixth and finished up for who got the last five outs for his 19th score Carew before Lamp entered to Weaver said. "It wasn't that we save last five outs for his 17th save ing to catch Motley at third, allowing quell the rally his second save. despite giving up run-scoring singles him to come home as well. didn't know it. or that we were Bruce Bochte slammed a two-run Other than Brunansky s double, Red So* «, Mariaers I to Jerry Willard and Brett Butler in After Cleveland cut the deficit to surprised It was the execution " homer off Rollie Fingers, his fifth, the Twins managed just one other SKATTLE - Wade Boggs col- the eighth. 6-5 with two runs in the eighth, Steve Weaver said Baltimore coach in the eighth inning to give the A's, ball to the outfield off Terrell - a lected three hits, including a two-run Balboni added a run-scoring single Terry Crowley predicted before the an 11-2 lead soft fly to left field by Randy Bush The Royals scored three runs in Horner powers Braves, 12-3 Lamented by San Diego Manager Rhoden after being hit with a pitch. ATLANTA (API - Atlanta Dick Williams was the fact that Braves Manager Eddie Haas re- Players streamed out of both Dravecky was even in a contest the dugouts but only Rhoden and Glad- alizes Bob Horner could be in one of Padres led 1-0 after 7'i innings. his grooves, but he doesn't want to den were ejected and play resumed "We had a 1-0 lead, but he didn't within five minutes. shortchange any of the rest of the hold it, so we pinch-hit for him" Braves during their four-game win- Green broke a 2-2 tie in the fifth Williams said of San Diego starter inning with his second homer of the ning streak Eric Show "It's a hot day, and it's "When any good, strong guy gets season and Davis hit his eighth of the tied in the top of the eighth." year in the sixth inning Both solo it going, he's tough, " Haas said after Reds 5, Expos 4 the Braves — behind Pascual Per- shots came off Rhoden, 5-10. ez's first victory of the season — CINCINNATI - Managers like to Laskey, 2-11. won for the first time beat the Philadelphia Phillies for the tout the advantages of playing since May 6 when San Francisco eighth time without a loss this aggressively, but Cincinnati Reds beat the Pirates 7-5 He allowed a season, 12-3 yesterday. "But it's not outfielder Dave Parker won a game pair of first-inning runs, then retired just Horner. A lot of other guys have by getting defensive at the plate 15 consecutive batters but left the contributed, too." Parker fought off an inside game in the sixth inning with a fastball, lining the 1-2 pitch for a strained lower back. Mark Davis Horner hit two home runs, his 14th earned his sixth save. and 15th of the season, to account for single to score Cesar Cedeno for a 10- five runs. He drove in three runs on inning victory over the Montreal Cubs II, Dodgers 4 four hits, including a home run, in Expos. CHICAGO (AP) - A Most Valu- the Braves' 13-5 victory over Phila- The Reds tied the game 4-4 on able Player is supposed to think delphia Saturday In the 30 games he Dave Concepcion's RBI single in the about his team first, so when Ryne has played since moving to first base ninth, and Expos reliever Gary Sandberg blasted two homers and on June 10, Horner is hitting .318 Lucas, 3-2, came on in the tenth scored four runs in the Chicago Cubs with 10 home runs and 31 RBI. Cesar Cedeno singled with one out victory over Los Angeles, naturally "At the beginning of the season, and stole second. Pete Rose drew a his thoughts were on the season's we weren't sure what Horner would walk, and Lucas quickly got two second half. do." Haas said. "He's handled it strikes on Parker. (recovering from off-season wrist I was just in a defensive stance, "It's good to get a win," said surgeryl exceptionally well." trying to make contact with it." Sandberg, last season's National Parker said. League MVP who was chosen foe Rafael Ramirez, who had three tomorrow's All-Star game "Maybe hits including his fourth homer of the Lucas threw Parker an inside fastball, and Parker got enough of we can start the second half on that year and scored four times, and note " Glenn Hubbard, who drove in four the ball to send it into right field to runs on three singles, were other key easily bring Cedeno home "Just ending with any kind of win 3raves performers Giants 7, Pirates 3 should help us," said Sandberg, after Horner hit a two-run homer in the PITTSBURGH - David Green the Cubs broke a three-game losing sixth inning and a three-run shot in and Chile Davis hit home runs and streak to the Dodgers the eighth and Ramirez hit a solo Bill Laskey ended a personal eight- It was the fifth two-homer game homer in the second inning as the game losing streak as the San of Sandberg s career and the second Braves beat the Phils for the eighth Francisco Giants defeated the Pit- of the season. He added a double, time without a loss this season tsburgh Pirates in a fight-marred AMOCIATID MUSS two walks and a strikeout on Sunday Atlanta collected 15 hits in its fourth game. Also homering for Chicago was TAKEDOWN — Dan Gladden (32) ot the San in the seventh inning prompting a bench-clearing consecutive victory and Philadel- In the seventh inning, the Giants' Keith Moreland, who knocked in four Francisco Giants pulls Pirate pitcher Rick Rhoden brawl. Both players were ejected as the Giants won, phia's fifth loss in a row. Dan Gladden charged the mound and runs while adding a triple and a lo the turf as Pirate first baseman Jason Thompson 7-2. Perez, 1-7, won for the first time tackled Pittsburgh pitcher Rick single rushes to help Gladden was hit by a Rhoden pitch since Sept. 30, the last day of the 1984 season, allowing five hits and two earned runs over 5 1-3 innings. Rick Camp pitched the final 3 2-3 innings for his first save of the year. Kevin SPORTS FANS Oddly enough. • big league baseball Gross, 84. allowing eight runs team once had one ballpark lor us* when they expected a big crowd, and Wiebe takes Anheuser Classic despite striking out nine Braves in ANOTHER ballpark for use when they six innnings. expected a smaller crowdl ... When Cardinals 2. Padres 1 Cleveland built huge Municipal WILLIAMSBURG (API - Mark added Wiebe, whose previous best par-4 18th into the right rough ST. LOUIS - Tito Landrum, after Stadium with over 80.000 seats in 1932. the Indians played there only tor big Wiebe got his first career win finish was a fourth at Westchester delivering his third game-winning hit "It's been a great day." "I hit that drive probably the games ... On other days in the 1930s yesterday in a sudden-death playoff farthest I've hit a drive in five of the year for the St. Louis and 1940s, they played at their smaller, at the Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic, years," said Wiebe, who boosted his Cardinals, wasn't quite certain what older field. League Park, which seated Mahaffey. of Woodlands. Texas, he hit. lust 21,000 fans. but said the real victory came at the received 154,000 of the $500,000 total season earnings to $122,332. "I'm going to be honest with you end of regulation play purse Wiebe's approach landed on the It lookied like a cut fastball," said Wiebe, who by his count has been "Mark played very, very well." lower tier of the two-tiered green 60 Landrum following an eighth-inning Did you know that In the last 6 seasons, single that handed the San Diego surprisingly, NO team In baseball has to qualifying school "seven or eight said Mahaffey, who won the feet from the hole, which was Padres a defeat. "I thought I might gone to the World Series 2 years In a Ever wonder how many baseballs are limes," said his thoughts as he and Anheuser-Busch in 1961. "He de- perched on the upper level. His first row!.. Here are the World Series teams used in the major leagues over a whole putt came up 16 feet short, and his not swing, but it was a pitch I could season? ... The big leagues use over a John Mahaffey started their playoff served to win the tournament. When ol the last 6 seasons 1964, Detroit and par-saving effort slid just past the drive. It was a little bit up and San Diego ... 1963, Baltimore and HALF-A-MILLION different baseballs were "If I lose, the worst that could you birdie the first hole of a sudden happen is I'm not going to have to go hole, forcing the playoff insids." Philadelphia ... 1982. St. Louis and Mil- annually! to tour school next year. I either win death playoff, it takes care of most Dave Dravecky. the victim of waukee ... 1981, Lot Angeles and the what Landrum labeled a "quail" into New York Yankees ... 1960. Philadel- # * * or win more." people. He took care of me." "I was real happy with the way I phia and Kansas City ... 1979. Pit- hit that second putt," said Wiebe. "I shallow right field, saluted the St. I bet you didn't know that George Wall Louis pinch-hitter. tsburgh and Baltimore. Lincoln Mercury hat the finest selection Wiebe, 27, of Escondido. Calif., Wiebe and Mahaffey finished regu- didn't dog It. I didn't leave it short." "The Cardinals have got an of Lincoln Mercury Products In New birdied the first playoff hole and lation play at 11-under-par 273 over The two golfers moved to the 427- Jersey ... All priced to make you happy outstanding ballc'ub. In that situ- * * * collected 190,000 for his first victory the 6.746-yard, par-71 Kingsmill Golf yard. par-4 16th for the playoff. Come In and tee for yourtelf ation, with Tito at the plate, he did since joining the Professional Club course. his job," said Dravecky. 84. "You Golfers' Association Tour on a full- "My first thought was I hit a good want to just put the ball in play and lime basis fast year. Wiebe, who entered the 72nd hole putt on 18," said Wiebe, "and you GEORGE WALL LINCOLN-MIRCURY leading Mahaffey by one stroke, missed it. So hit another good one hopefully it will go in. He's an SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWSBURY 747-5400 "1 really don't know what to say." pushed his drive on the 406-yard. here and you can make up (or It" outstanding ballplayer." The 4B SCOREBOARD MONDAY. JULY 15, 19B5

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MONDAY PRIME TIME SOAP OPERA UPDATE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 O CBS News Fortune Scarecrow And Mrs. King MbuUnrvene Pageant ALL MY CHILDREN: Aware Tad if her book is ever published, Paula kidnappers he doesn't have the $10 and Dottle are trying to expose her will pay dearly, Jordy lands job as million ransom they demanded for NBC wwi FamryFtud Comedy Sakit* Movie: "Poison Ivy" rail-girl ring, Mickey makes it look pit boss in Atlantic City casino run Kyle. Jeff warns David the kidnap- o as if Tad and Dottie stole her by Wally. Trey tells Kelly he doesn't pers may try again. Aware Jackson o M'A'S'H A. Bunker P.M. Mag. C. Burnett Men Griffin Newt jewelry. When Erica and Jeremy are know how to tell Sloane he loves coming on to her, Beth tells him to ABC News Ent. Tonight Hardcastlt Movie: "Nlghthawki" locked in wine cellar, the two grow Kelly Mark and Clarissa prepare for buzz off. Ross upset when Trish o closer Just after Hilary claims she Caribbean vacation heads for Europe. Claire insists it's Century Buddies Nawi Tic Tec Movie: "The Critical Usl" miscarried, Bob finds her birth DAYS OF OUR LIVES: While Fletcher, not Ed, she loves. o control pills, confronts her and then Shane is in England. Emma con- ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Receiving Oayond Thundardoma I PO-13) 8 55 ('ally, working with Jimmy Bntlany Lac Bobby asks Kevin to help Terry mation about the Chalon project ara call tha thaatar to confirm corract llmaa Road Warrior IR) 10 SO tries to seduce ratlin M J suggests overcome her moodiness Kevin RYAN'S HOPE: Johnny tells MIOOLfTOWN Carter quit his job MOMMOUTM COUNTY UA MI00LITOWN | — suggests to Terry that she seek Siobhan he gives her his blessing to ABEP.OECN TOWN!MIP Bach lo tha FuluralPQ) 1 IS. 3 30 f. 45 a 00 AS THE WORLD TIRNS Aware Bobby's help without revealing their wed An elated Siobhan and Max anuTHMOra CINIMA I - 10:00 Flatch |PQ) 7 20 9 15 UA MIDDL1T0WN II — Sierra wants child. Craig seeks |>asl Deiek agrees to hold off on head for Ryan's bar to marry. When tnUTHMOfil CINflMA II —. Da* of tha Daad (N/R) 11S. 4 15. 6 IS. I 18. remedy (or his sterility Margo seeking custody of Mike Tony they arrive, they learn Katie has A Vlaw to a Kill IPO) 7 10. 9.30 1000 AMUP.V PARK UA MIDOCETOWN III - keeps pushing John and Lila nmtinues to doubl his ability to be a been rushed to hospital and they LYP.IC I TM€ATM - Mad Mil Baynnd TrtundardOma IPQ-13) 1 00. together In l,ondon. Marrie visits All mala adult rHma (XXX) contlnuoua from 3 10. 5 20 7 30 S40 husband to Tan) a Holly stunned postpone the nuptials Regaining noon through 11:30pm * UA MIOOCtTOWM IV - Stuart's overly nervous nanny when she learns Anna s scar is fake consciousness, Katie murmurs Mag- LVHIC II TAIATM - Cocoon IPOI 1 00. 3 20. 5 30 7 49. 10 00 UA MIDOLtTOWN V - Marrie realizes the woman s Bible Sean secretly buys second pullman gie's name Jill suggests Siobhan sue All-glr: aduttfllma |XXX] tontlnuotia from noon through 11 30 p m C-iiplO'ar! IPO) 1 00 3 00 5 00. 7 IS. • 30 record doesn't mention the date her caf and places treasure in n Scorpio the police station in order to regain UA MIDDLE TOWN VI — PARK CINIMA — Sllvarado IPQ-13) 2 00, 4 30, 7 00, 9 3D brother was supposedly killed in thinks Felicia and Frisco stole her post Siobhan decides not to go Two hoi nmH atra _ UA MIDDLeTOWN VII - from noon through 11.30 p n SI Flmo'a Flra IR) 1 30. 3 30. 5 30. 7 30. 9 30 war Stuart, placed in Jail for treasure Lorena makes certain lo coirrt but to win her job back by ATLANTIC HIOHLANDt murder of his mother is visited by ('elia finds Jimmy !*ee in bed with finding Sydney's murderer and ATLANTIC CINIMA I - OCIAN TOWNtHIP Flatch IPOI 7 30 9 30 WAVWW tOUAM CINIMA I - Tom. who has come lo London to hrr After confrontatinn Jimmyl.ee thereby exonerating Max D J un- ATLANTIC CINCMA II - Mao Man Bayond ThunOardoma |PO-13| 1 00 defend him When Barbara II i IMM IN I it'lia cancel wedding (jinny A Via** lo a Kill (PQ| 7 00. 0 2S 3 10. 6.20. 7.48, 10 00 aware car he's to steal has bomb UAVItW aOU>RE CINIMA II - Brian of needing to control hri just realizes day baby was conceived she IATONTOWN Cocoon (PO-131 2 00. 4 45. 7 30. 9 SO planted under front seat Jackie tells COMMUNITY I - like James Stenberk did Brian made love to DereK and Rick Max she's moving to London. Max Ramoo IB) 1 00 7 45. 9 40 MIODHtMOOK I — COMMUNITY II - Pala flidar (R) Rain mat 1 00, 7 28, B 45 MIDOLUKOOK II — vioims out Marrie realizes Alfie (illDINC LIGHT: Maureen al- realizes Chessie an imposter but BacM M tha Fulura |PQ) 1 00 7 f. 9 45 Baker killed Stuart s mother Aware Ooonla* (PQ) Rain mil 100. 7 20 938 lows Ed to stay the night Spotting pretends he believes she's Gabrielle IA*T MUNaimCK of Marrie s suspicions Aide MID IANK Kd throwing out empty whiskey Interested in Max. Chessie tells amjmwicK HUAM CINIMA I - HD BANK MOVH! I - prepares to do away with her bottle from hospital locker Charlot- Chantelle she wants him for her own Mad Ma. Bayond Thundardoma IPO-13) 1 30. Pala Rldar (R) Rain mat 1 00, 7 2S, 9 40 3 40. 5,46. a00 1000 •u BAMK Movne n - CAPITOL: Furious about Paula s te decides to use lhat as evidence Ed SANTA BARBARA: Becoming ill IP.UM1WICK tOUAM CINIMA II - Ooonlaa IPO) Raw mat 1:00. 7 20, 0 35 book Myrna goes on stand during was drunk in operaling room After after eating wild berries, Kelly calls Cocoon |PQ) 2 00. 4 40. 7 30 • S5 ARTS CENTER ATTRACTION PPAUHOLO Mark and Paula's divorce proceed- Kyle tells her H B is his father out for Joe When Nick takes care of f «f t HOLD CINIMA 9 — IMMweeuRY PLAIA CIHitU I - — Al Jarreau is pined by David Sllvarado (PQ-131 1:M. 4:30 7 20. 9 SO the ailing Kelly their feelings for Cocoon IPO-13) 1 00 » 28. 9 45 Banbom WednesrJay for an ings and says Paula w,is having ap Hevi insists she (.innol come be- fitlMOLD CINIMA I - IMRIwatURV PLAZA CIMIMA II - affair not Mark Myina warni Paula tween lather and sun Davul tells each other intensify Mason decides Rambo |R) 1 00. 7.30. 9 30 SI Elmo • Flra |H) 12 30, 2 50, 5 00 7 30 9 80 appearance at trie Garden State •MIHOLD CINIMA I - •MniwaauRY PLAZA CINEMA HI - to represent Sophia During a cos- p Arts CprMer, Holmdel. Their show Qoonlaa |POI 1 00, 7 i5 9 At Exolorara < O) 12 00 2 30. 4 50, 7 20, 9 45 tume party on the train ride from •MIHOLO CINIHA I - begins at 8:30 p m. Vienna, Amy overhears a conversa- MIDOLIUI COUNTY tion about a new heir to the throne •neoH aHJNLO P»R« CIMfMA I - of New Stailand and suddenly re- 17 alizes that her son may be the heir. CINCMA I — *°. • Carl I. Qua/ilia Amy and Brick are discovered on the Sllvarado IPO-13) 2:00. 4:38. 7 30. 10 00 fast-moving train Recalling her CIMIMA II - EifMorara IPO) 1 30. 3 35. 3 40. 8 00. 10 00 HI' feelings for Cruz. Eden removes her things from his apartment. Christie Mad Ma. (Wyono rnundnaom. (PO-13) Ram aOMIHMT COUNTY mal i 00 7 X 9 40 KWIMIT "CLINT ALL DRUGS decides to take Ted away from MUTOafM PLAZA CINIMA I - Cocoon (PO-131 1 00. 3:10. 5 15. 7 30. 940 MAKES Laken and become his lover HO WILL ARE NOT EQUAL TOWN- RUTOIR« PLAZA CINIMA II - Back to trta Fulura (PQI 118. 3 28. 8 30. 7 40, OUR DAY f SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: In A Vl«w IO KIN (PO) T IS. B4O COUMIRV •• -ACAIN! Recently U ol M brands ol a particular tvp* nf druf did no! nwet thr art France. Liza meets Lloyd's nurse ri«ch (PO| ; 30. 9 SO Rurof Rt PLAZA CINIMA III — •undarda and in anothrr caw a niaiiuladiirrr waa able u< ilkm thai in a Mad Mai Bayond Thundardoma (PO-13) t 10 A WESTERN Hearing of Lloyd's childhood 115.5 20. 7 21. 9 30 flovarnmefil Hud) hia drug attained the highest blood level of producu nude by LOMaaWANCH WINNER! ten different manufacturer! Dnuja may be rhemirallv equal but are not LOUO eHAMCH I — •WTOIM PLAZA CINCMA IV - tragedies, Liza realizes why he SI Elmo a Flra |R| 1 20. 3 2S. 8 30. 7 40. 9 50 -USA TOOAV neretftanly equal in their therapeullr response Mad Max Bayond Thun4ardop4orara (PQI 1 20. 3.30. S 40 7 SO 10 00 emotions At the chateau Lloyd RUtMRa PLAZA CIHtMA VI — branda of any drug madr by manufacturer! in whom he ha* confidence We will Prtlxt a HOfMX |R| Rain mat I 00 7 28 * 50 Sllvarado (PO13I 1 80. 4 30. 7 20. 9 45 •Iwayi itnve by wurkiruj loMly with your phyn. un to fulfill Ihli reaponaibillly names finest wine after Liza, calling it Chateau Lizette Sunny finds YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a .if livery someone to give Hogan a Norman MPAA DATINOa W« will deliver promptly without Htra charge A (real many people tower lo live in in order to complete rely on ui lor their health needs We weli.ime riH)ueiu fur delivery service and charge accounts his novel At home. Hogan appears (Paraona undaf 17 r>ol ad- on Liza's doorstep Realizing how mmad imlaaa accwwpanlad bv Mrant or Aelkertua' DUIrtkaior lor Holliier (Hum) Pro4«<» aduli ayartJaai)^ much she cares for Hogan, Liza Shre»iburi I'hurm/iri unable to continue with Lloyd T.R I III Nil HI H Sill H* SHOPS realizes that Bela's gold is hidden in •neat SI. 141-4*74 Shi. »-tMir> the medallions in the animals' cages Prrtrnplloa ("hrrriili Fire Delivery \0l'NG AND THE RESTLESS: Matt tells Nikki Victor is right to fear the effect Jack is having on her life Tamara. a psychic, tells Lauren the summer is going to be filled with danger Danny lets Neil know that their father used Gina in his illegal CROSSWORD activities

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"... AND WE'RE HUNGRYI" The Register , JULY 15, 1985 BUSINESS 71 Business aid to schools rises 8.5%, council says announcement scheduled for release today. NEW YORK (API — Buoyed by rising corporate support, colleges and universities reported an 8 5 "Obviously, Americans are putting a high priority on percent increase in contributions in the 1983-84 school supporting higher education." John R. Haire, the year, according to the Council for Financial Aid to council's president, said in the announcement "Corpor- Education Inc ations increased their giving to colleges rnd univer- Contributions in 1983-84 were $5 6 billion, up from sities at nearly four times the rate of inflation, and total $5.16 billion in 1982-83. the council said giving went up more than twice as fast as inflation This Donations from corporations rose by 14.3 percent to means a substantial increase in real spending power for $1.2 billion, according to the council, a non-profit the colleges." organization established to encourage corporate sup- Contributions in New York and Connecticut rose, port of higher education Its estimates were based on faster than the national average, while in New Jersey, information received Irom 1.118 colleges and univer- they were slightly below the average sities around the nation Donations from individuals were split almost evenly New York's colleges and universities, led by between alumni and others Alumni gave $1,305 billion, Columbia and Cornell, received 11 percent more in up 5 4 percent from the previous year; non-alumni gave 1983-84 than the previous year, for a total of $435 1 316 billion, up 10.6 percent. million Foundations gave $1 billion, up 62 percent, and In New Jersey, with Princeton reporting a slight drop support from religious denominations dropped 78 in donations, overall support was up 7 percent to $98 percent to $190 million, the council said in an million. Mechanical heart pump began design revolution in industry back into the patient. other products were swamped with HILLSIDE (API - Techniques "We never concerned ourselves questions about the heart purnp used in building mechanical heart with size." Lewis said "At the time, It helped out business in one pumps were later applied in the nobody thought it would used as a respect, but it was considered a lab design of heavy-duty industrial permanent operation " toy by everybody more than any- pumps, says the president of a He said researchers experimented thing else. Lewis continued "Sowe company involved in the medical on dogs for about a year before began to low-key that end of our adventure more than 35 years ago trying it on humans organization Gerald Lewis, president of the After the first successful surgery In developing the machine, engi- VantOII Pump and Equipment Corp in December of 1950. Lewis left the neers had to overcome three prob- here Was an engineer on a project project The company ended its ties lems: constructing a pump without at Philadelphia's Hahnemann Hospi- with the effort soon after internal seams to stop leakage, ASSOCIATED PRESS tal and Drexel University in 1950 that "This sounds like Monday morn- using only inert materials to avoid helped design and construct the first AN IDEA WHOSE TIME PASSED? - Dennis protests and will reaclive the old formula even ing quarterbacking, but we were sort contamination of the blood; and a heart pump to be successfully used of the forerunners of medical engi- gentle enough action so as not to Overstreet, owner of the Wine Merchant vinatage as it continues to market the new cola. Analysts in surgery wine store m Beverly Hills, Calif , showed his say it will be a challenge but probably a neering,'' Lewis said. "The equip- destroy the blood cells The pump Lewis helped design ment got so much publicity, it display of "vinatage" Coca-Cola last month The successful one "The action had to be sufficiently was an external model It drew venal affected our business " gentle to transfer the blood without giant soda manufacturer caved in to consumer blood from the body though plastic Lewis said sales people who wenl destroying the cells. " Lewis ex- tubes, oxygenated it and pumped it on the road to sell the company'.' plained Farm lender sustains high losses as interest rates mount Cooper Evans, R-lowa. who has the same farm loan They II bail coming from members of Congress own monev." bank The stock normally is liqui- tr JIM MNNKMM proposed several aid packages to out " in the hardest-hit parts of the farm The Farm Credit System was set dated when the loan is paid off, but The Associated Press help lift the systems financial But the regulators who run the belt - those feeling the political heat up during the period 1916 to 1933, local directors lately have "frozen" WASHINGTON IAPI - The na- burdens system, the Farm Credit Adminis- from necessary, but unpopular, partly in response to the severe some of the stock, meaning that a tion* largest farm lending lystem. Evans and others complain that at tration, disagree The complaints changes needed to modernize the depression in agriculture at that farmer cannot have access to the suffering from its highest loan losses a lime of severe financial stress being heard these days come from farm lending system time It was meant to make it easier stock money even after he pays off ever as a result of agricultures farmers are the last ones who should growing pains, they contend, the for farmers to own their own land his loan. financial crisis, is turning for help bear the burden of restoring the $80 result of admimst.ative changes like The mood of the country and of and restore health to U.S. agricul- not to the government, but to its billion lending system to health streamlining and consolidation that Congress is that they're not ready to ture. Bonds sold in New York to raise farmer-borrowers 'Interest rates are being raised on will make it easier to move money provide that kind of handout, " says loan money are the obligations of the The result is that while interest those still surviving lo cover the among the 37 member banks and will Roger Stromberg, a Farm Credit When a farmer borrows — from a entire system. if one area gets into ratei are falling for most sectors of losses of those who ve already gone alleviate the current stress Administration spokesman land bank for mortgages, or from a trouble, the banks in other parts of the economy, many of the one down the dram." F.vans says 'In The only squawking about the "They're saying you can't come to PCA for operating money — part of the country are obligated to send million farmers who get loans from my part of the country, they have problem, the regulators say. is Congress if you already have your the loan is used to buy stock in the enough money to bail them out the Farm Credit System are paying destroyed confidence in the Farm increasing rates Still others are Credit System for decades to come seeing their stock in the cooperat- The system made up of Pro- 226 Holmtftl 239 Red Bank 249 Unton Bwh 241 Monmouth County 230 Ktyport 230 Kfjyport ively owned system frozen, or the duction Credit Associations. Federal AH inquiries are to be directed Borough Hall. 10-20 Mam Street. TOWNSHIP Of HOI MOIL received and entertained only at 11 s also stipulated that Mid to the Purchasing Depertmenl al Keyport. New Jersey and copies to require a complete financial assets of their local banks being COUNTY OF MONMOUTH me piece and time as designaleo bidders be located within a five Land Banks and Banks for Cooperat- (201) #42-4000 may be received by the proepec- and experience statement from NOTICE Of PUBLIC HEARING herein mile area ol the Borough or the prospective bidders showing siphoned off to help troubled banks ives suffered loan losses of $428 Complete form of Bids are on union Beech By order of Ihe Board of Rec- tive bidders, upon application On August 13 lUS II 100 reation Commissioners of the during bueineaa hours that they have satisfactorily com- P M it Holmdsi Township Han hie si the Office ol the Purchas- By Order of the Mayor and pieied work of the nature re- hundreds of miles away million last year, the greatest in its County ol Monmouth Bids mutt be made on stan- or •! such other time and place ing Agent 75 Cheetnut Street Council of the Borough of Union quired before furnishing Beech Roes W Meghan. Chairman dard propoaal forma in the man- For example, the interest rate for 70-year history Eleven PCAs. the • • the Bo*'a may adjourn to Red Bank N*w Jersey, copies of proposal forms or specifications, james J Truncer Director ner designed and required by meieafte< the Holmdei Town, which may be received by pro- CARMEN STOPPIELLO. MAYOR or before swarding the Contract buying a farm through the Omaha institutions that make farm operat- Bob O Cain. Purchasing Agent the specification^, must be •nip planning Board shall coo spective Bidders between m* MANY SASIK. BOROUGH July 15 $21 00 enclosed in sealed envelopes Proposals for this Contract will Fedetal Laad Bank recently jumped ing loans, havp been liquidated over nd»' an application 10 amend hours Of 0 00 a m to 4 00 p m CLERK bearing the name and addreea of be accepted only from bidders the preliminary Subdivision with Bidders w'll use without any July 15 $20 M from 12:75 to 13 5 percent At the the past two years bidder, designating the name of who have been properly qusi variance renef 'or • width defi- alteration amendment, or con- 247 Regional Nottc«S the bid on the outside ad- Ned in accordance with the re- ciency on propoeed lot Sf 03 and mtion. trie Proposal Form at same time. Omaha homebuyers There s going to have to be a dreeeed to me Borough Adminis- quirements of iha Contract •ny other variance relief which iscned lo the Specifications The •UHtlC NOTICE Documents have seen mortgage interest rates B'd Proposal win be completed 241 Monmouth County trator, of the Borough of Keypon. major overhaul, an infusion of may be required of which the Sealed proposals for RE- The right « also reserved to r tne manner deeignated therein 10-20 Mam Street. Keyport. New drop from 13 percent to 11 5 percent planning board deems nictu- PLACEMENT OF EXISTING r etect any or all bid* or to waive money. adds Rep Arlan and required by with Specifi- PUBLIC NOTICE Jersey 0773S and must be ac- •ry and final subdivision ap- t R M A ROOF WITH A my informalities where such in- cations It will be enclosed m a in accordance with Public compamed by a guaranty pay- in the last six months Stangeiand RMinn The good, proval pertaining to property CARLISLE SYNTEC SYSTEMS formality i* not detrimental to the sealed envelope which win be Laws 1975. Chapter 231. Open able lo (he Borough o* Keyport located ai 884 Ho'mdei Roed and DESIGN "C" LOOSE-LAID beat interest of the Borough The "The system s response to its solid borrowers are not going to pay endorsed by the Bidder with his Public Meetings Act'. notice is the! if the contract or any part designated at Block the bidder ahall furnish the Per- of Holmdel Documents rey ap- on July 29 IMt al 11 00 A M 150 of the Laws of 1063. effective ;o ihe order of the Boroug* of The Subdivision and Site Plan amount of ten percent 00%) of po'niment prevailing time January i, 1964 Bidden are re- Red Bank New Jersey for not Committee Meeting on 10 July the bid. but not in excess of twen Al tne time of the hearing you Proposals are lo be submitted quired to comply with the re •si than 1 io**t ten percent of IMS will be held at 1 00 P M at ry thousand dollars ($20 O00I may appear m person, or according to the requirements Of f quiremenu of P L 1975 C 127 the amount of me Bid Failure lo previously scheduled and may be given at the option o CPC income drops 15% ihfougn your attorney to present Ihe specifications which may De comply with any Hem listed in the ROBERT W CLARK. P P the bidder by a Certified Check JOHN J KENNEDY any comment* on this maner obtained from the Board Office Specifications o' Instructions lo DIRECTOR OF COUNTV PLAN- Cesrver s Check or Bid Bond Bus^sss Admmistretor July 11 IMS on any weeh-dey (Monday Bidders may be cause tor rejec- NINO from a reputable insurance com- July 12. 14, 15 $M I, GERALD A MARKS ESO through Friday) between the tion or the Bid July 15 M84 pany James R Eisner, president and Marhs Holland and Casagrande hours Of 8 00 A M and 3 00 P M ENGLEWOOI) CLIFFS (APi - The right is reserved to reject chief executive officer of CPC. said 437 Newman Springs Road Submission of Bids win be in compliance with N J S A CPC International Inc reported considered as acknowledgement 248 Monmouth County 52 25-24 2. bidders must submit any or an bids it deemed to the POIO« 2U beet interest of the Borough of that second-quarter gains in the Lmcrofi New Jersey 07730 by the Bidder 'hat he win comply a Hat of names and addresses of Friday that net income for the NOTICE TO BIDDiRt Keypon to do so company's grocery products busi- July 14 $14 04 fully with Chapter 127 of Public all stockholder* or partners Own- second quarter ended June 30 was Law as approved June 23 »975 Not>ce is hereby given that ing 10% or more of the corpor- The successful bidder ihau be ness were offset by a decline in Vendors requiring copies of seeled bids will be received by ellon or partnership required to comply with the 6 Lost and Found $43 million, or 87 cents per share, a lie Bid Documents through the the Monmouth County Boerd of A deposit of 10** ol Ihe total provision* of the New Jersey operating income in the company s 233 Long Branch Prevailing Wage Act. Chapter FREE FOUND ADS decrease of 15' percent from $50 U S Mails must "rst forward a Recreation Commissioners ai bid in the form of a certified Chart m the amount of twenty me Monmouth County Park Sys- Chech or a bid bond for 104* of 150 of tne Laws of 1M3. effective Aa a service to our community. Corn wet milling business, which HI SOLUTION GRANTINO AD million, or $1 03 per share, in the dotiars 1 $201 payable to the tem ADMINISTRATIVE OF- the bid shell accompany tne January 1. 1974 The Dally Register is offering a VICI AND CONSENT TO AF-- continues to suffer from industry- Borough of Red Benk. New Jer- FICES. Thompson Park. New- propoaal Deposits for all but the By order of Ihe Mayor and FREE 3-llne FOUND ad tor 4 same period last year fOINTMENT Of A MUNICIPAL sey to the Purchasing Depart- man Springs Rd . Lincroft. New three lowest unsucceaafui bid- Council o' the Borough of Key- days under our Lost 1 found wide overcapacity and increased COURT JUDGE ment Jersey 07738. until 10 00 am ders will be returned within (i0i port cleeaMcatton Second-quartei sales were $1 065 WHEREAS the Mayor of the competition Michael J Arnone. Mayor prevailing time on THURSDAY day* of the bid opening De- The Register appreciates your City of Long Branch has offered JOHN J KtNNEDY billion, down 5 percent from sales ol July 15 $28»O AUGUST 1. IMS and then pub- posits of the lowest unsuccessful horteety a will do us pen in find- the name of James Mac Donald Business Administrator CPC has operations that include I'cty opened and read aloud for bidders will be returned wtthm ing the original owner Please Jl 115 billion in the second quarter of EM loaerwe a* Municipal Judge July 12. 14. IS $61 00 the following 1 SIDEWALK (3) days of ihe contract award call us at 542-1700 grocery products, packaging, tor the City of Long Branch, and 245 Un.onBssch UN. RENOVATION AT TATUM PARK BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO WHEREAS, the City Council BOROUGH Of KEYPORT DOG 1/17 TINTON FALLS — chemicals and corn wet milling I BIO IOOSO-OSI COMPLY WITH PL 1975, C 121 NOTICE TO BIDDERS STATE Of NEW JERMY small tan female mlMd Pug For the first six months of the desires to approve Mid appoint- Bid Documents, including In- Products include Skippy peanut but- • OROUOH Of UNION BEACH In eccordenc* with N J S A NOTICE TO IIDOCR8 Owner please call Associated ment structions To Bidders, complete year, net income was $76 million, or Notice • hereby given thai 10 5-31 el ssq . the law againal Notice is hereby given that Humane Society, 822-0100 NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE Plena and Specifications, and ter. Mazola corn oil. Thomas' Eng- sealed proposals win be received discrimination, bidders are ad- eeeled bid* will be received by $1 55 per share It was 11 percent SOLVED, by tne City Council ol Proposal Forms may be ob- FOUND — Dog. Btk/wftt Scon by the Mayor and Council of the vised that contractors and sub- the Borough of Keypon and lish muffins and Hellman's mayon- the City of Long Branch that its tained by qualified bidders at the Terrier with brown colter Benji lower than earnings of $85 million, or Borough ol union Beech. Mon- contractors are obliged to take opened and read m public in the sdvtce and consent tor the ap- ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES Ol on tag Cell 670-2960 naise mouth County. New Jersey, tor affirmative action to provide Council Chambers at '6-20 Mam $1 75 per share, for the first half of pointment of James Mac Donald the Monmouth County Park Sys- MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR equal employment opportunity Sl'eet Keyport. New Jersey on FOUND — Naveeink AAP. July The company has 112 plants in 47 Esq as Municipal Judge tor the tem. Thompson Park Newman lait year Six-month sales were Of POLICE VEHICLES and wihoul regard to sea. race, color Tuesday July 23. IMS. at 0 20 11 Older miied breed dog Tan Cltv IS hereby given and Springs Rd Liner oft, New Jer- countries and ranks as the 10th opened and reed in public at the creed, religion, national origin, p m prevailing time tor the fol- i grey Call 261-64O6 or BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED sey o'7J8 between the hours of $2 087 billion, down 3 9 percent from Municipal Building. 050 Poole and ape lowing. FURNISHING AND DE- 291-6460 tne term for aaid appointment 8 00 A M and 4 30 P M Monday largest food company in the country Avenue. Union Beech. New Jer- The right la reserved lo refect LIVERY OF ONE (1) TRAILER $2 171 billion for the first half of .984 •hall be from July 27, IMS and through Friday It requested by FOUND sey on Friday. July 20 1985 st any or ell proposals and lo waive terminated on July 27 i»8«.and potential bidders, the Monmouth yr. oW male Pekingese 10 00 A M prevailing time any informalities ut the proposals BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Vicinity of Ooeenport County Park System only as* received that the City Cierh shall publish s Bid Specificationi tor the EQUAL TO THE BOROUGH Of Can 670-O446 •umes the responsibility for plac- No proposal will be accepted copy of this Resolution within ten proposed work, may be picked KEYPORT, PUBLIC WORKS DE ing b>d packet in the mail, and after July 29. IMS at u 00 A M . 110) days from the dale hereof up and inspected by prospective PARTMENT AMERICAN LOST — 14 yr old Lhasa Apeo. not for Ihe proper and timely prevailing time partially blind, tan 4 white color Jennie C DeFazio Didders si the Municipal Clerk's LEGION DRIVE KEYPORT NEW delivery of such packet By Order of the Red Bank Re- Name of Brandy m vicinity of City Clerk office. Municipal Building 650 JERSEY Bids must be submitted on the Nabisco takeover gains Pool* Avenue Union Beach gional High School Contrac documents and Monmouth HHte/HlghlsndB July 15 $10 60 proposal form provided or %n New Jersey during regular Dus< Board ol Education specification* are on Me 672-1323 or 291-3636 24 hra eiaci duplicate m the manner ness hours Kenneth Sommerhaiter Office of the Business Admima- REWARD] designed snd required by the Proposals must be made on Board Secretary School BuS'- trator 18-20 Main Street Key •pacification! Bid submitted LOST MALE CAT — WTMte long 239 R*>d Bank the standard propose, forms in a nees Administrator port New Jersey and may be LONDON • also reserved to informalities In. or to reject any Certified Chech drawn io the Reynolds announced June 2 that it tion, which would create the nation's 4 Hurst-Rescue System, or FURNISHING AND DELIVERY whits cheat. Name. Wetcott reject any or all Olds or to waiver or all bids, and to award con- Order Of Trsssu'er of the equivalent OF ONE (1) JOHN DEERE MOB vicinity of Highlands HiHs arse. was offering 185 a share in cash for largest consumer products company any informalities where such in- tracts in whole or In part. If de- Borough of Keypon. for not lass Said Bids are to be hand de- MODEL LOADER AND formality It not detrimental to the emed m the beet interest of the than ten per cent I10HI of the Cell 672-2976 50.2 percent of Nanism's common with sales of more than $19 billion livered to the Borough Adminis- BACKHOE OR EQUAL TO THE best interest of the Borough The Board to do so amount bid except that me LOST — Small female dog Colts trator and read in public at the BOROUGH OF KEYPORT PjB- annually right is also reserved to increase No bidder may withdrew his check need not exceed Neck area 7/g Black beck, tan stock, and 185 a share in preferred Council Chambers. Borough LtC WORKS DEPARTMENT or decrease the quantities speci- bid within thirty (30) days follow- $20.000 00 tsce/iegs Bent ears » curled tail .stock and debt securities for the The British government reviewed Halt. 32 Monmouth Street. Red ng the date of the bid opening AMERICAN LEGION DRIVE fied in the manner designated in The award of the Contract fo> REWARD 646.4469 Bank, New Jersey, 07701. not The Monmouth County Board KEYPORT NEW JERSEY the matter, he said, because both the specifications this work will not be made until remaining, shares. Nabisco's head- late* than 2 00 cm prevailing Of Recreation Commissioners Complete specification* and LOST — Diamond solitere gold Bidders are required 10 comp- the necessary funds have been time on July 24, IMS No Bids shall reserve the right to hold form of bid for Ihe proposes ring Sentimental value Liberal quarters are in Parsippany. Reynolds and Nabisco have oper- ly with (he requirements ol PL provided by the Borough of Key- win be received or accepted bids for sixty (00) days prior to work are on file at the office of reward Cell 741-6770 or 1975, C 127, and P L 1977 C port In a lawful manner It said last week that about 52.5 ations there through the mall Bids will be award of contracts the Borough of Keypon. 736-6360 33 The Borough IY. JULY 15, 1985 I hi' Hi>;i-ii i

Classified. .ACTION LINE 5421700 =NNDEX= rl i Public Notice* Situations Wanted Male 55 Pels and Livestock 77 Buildings/Garage Camping Equipment 153 rect Insertion of any •«r» ' ™"' . 78 snd only when It materially affects (Legal*) Situations Wanted Aircraft Wanted to Rent Recreational Vehicles 154 Male/Female _ _ 56 Swap or Exchange— 79 'he value of the ad If It contains an error call classified All ads are e- Child Care/Nursery Bicycles/M.ni Bikes— 90 Real Estate for Sal* Automotive Special Notice* - B1 strlcted to their P'0P»r clasalftajMon Schools 57 Sports Equipment...— 130 Wanted Automotive 220 Lost and Found Swimming Pools 82 Open Houses snd set In the regular Dally "•«_"•' Houses for Sale 131 Construction Equipment 230 Special Notices CBs, Electronics 83 style of type. Rlflhl Is reserved to Financial Condominiums/Town Auto Financing. .240 Travel-Tran»porlllion 12 Merchandise Wanted- 84 edit or relect any copy or ad Business Opportunity 61 . 132 Auto Insurance 250 Instruction ______15 Price Buster 85 Houses Mortgages Income Property _ 133 Auto Rent/Leas* _ 260 Auto Services/Parts.. __ 270 TO PLACE Business Directory Money To Loan __ Real Estate Rentals Farm Property- 134 Money Wanted Commercial Property. . 135 Motorcycles _ 280 YOUR Business Service 21 Apartments 101 industrial Property 136 Trucks and Trailers...... 290 22 102 CLASSIFIED Arts _ Cratls Merchandise Houses (or Rent Lots and Acreage 137 Auto's Tor Sale 300 Rentals to Share 103 Mobile Homei 138 AD Employment Merchandise for Sale 71 Winter Rentals. 104 • Cemetery Lots 139 READ YOUR AD CALL THE Qarafle/Yard Sale __ 72 105 Help Wanted Male or Female Summer Rentals Real Estate Wanted 140 THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE 51 Machinery For Sale . _ 73 Furnished Rooms 106 IT APPEARS! 542-1700 Babysitting/Child Care 5? Rental Service _. 74 Nursing/Retirement Recreational Domestic Help 53 Farm Equipment. _. 75 Homes 107 The Dally Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Situations Wanted Female— 54 Auction Sales — 76 Commercial Rentals-- 108 Boats and Accessories 152 sponsible (or more than one incor- S:30-4:50

9 Special Notice* 51 HtlpWinttd 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 H tip Wanted ANYONE HAVINO KNOWLEDGE AIDES — Eap'd with pra-acnooi CONSTRUCTION COMPANY — Dua to a rapid growth, wa hava LPN — AH shirts Apply In paraon ONE OF MONMOUTH COUN- PART TIME — Madlcai Spaeiai- PERSON TO BUILD - - Or !!>• ••! will Of JHn ROW* Call 93O-OS43 batwan 10 A 2 CARRIER WANTED Hiring paopta tor plpa Craw Only aarly morning nawapapar rOutaa to Atlantic Highlands Nuralng TY8 — Otdaat Raal Eatata Firms isu. Legal Ckwka, and Cooks No Fibarglaas ploga and motda m [>•«•• contact William Starting dala Aug 1 axpariancad paraonnai In thli avallabta IN YOUR AREA Call Homa. 8 Middiatown Ava . Atlan- raquiraa additional aakw par- experience, wa will train Earn your own workshop In your apera KlrHpatnck 842-13^7 1-MW-242-OU0 today it you tic Hlghlanda. Mon-Frl. ALARM INSTALLERS — Full A tiaW naad apply Call batwaan sons Draw arrangamant avall- graal pay * 62000 Caah Bonus :ime ExoeHenl pay Enpartenoa a ; 30-4 30. 500-7921 want monay. priiM A axtraa. 9am-4pm. pan lima Sub-work available Aduila muat hava a car abla Klrwtn Company. Raaltor. * 66040 OI Bill * 610.000 stu- muai 747-5383 • Paid madical A vacation Strong 797-9900 (tant loan replacement Call lor foRTER — Orderly tor day •Ml CAHRIER NEEDED - Vicinity o COOK — Shod ofdar cook* STAR LEDGER #1 IN JERSEY Inlarvlaw 747-3211 Other jobs LOSE WEIGHT A EAT TOOI Eiacironlca. 942-624) EOE Woodland Dr, alao Broadmooi PAINTERS — Looking for a Full time poaitton Pieeae oaN »or Poaltlona avitilalba immadlairty FACTORY — Workar. ganaral avallaMa "AMERICANS AT appt 671-0177 Hitnop Nursing All Natural Herbal Dial ASSEMBLY M/F - Apply at Mo- Driva Llncroft Start Immadl 3abaatiana Pub, Mon Mall a MAILROOM chinga? Muat hava pro axp Top THEIR BEST Prior aarvtoa may Full ralund ir not eatiifi*- tion $yaiama Corp . 61 Rlordan ataty Call S42-M80. ask lo< MlfltdWown 542-77M Mr Turn. duttaa invotva aoma haavy lifting pay wttti tnoantlvaa Cuatom Home ____ Apply In paraon at Floranca apply NJ ARMY NATIONAL cm v.n.i. saa-aise Pi (off of Shrawsbury Av« >, Lynn. HELP WANTED work. Holmdal/Colt* Neck araa OUARD. UNO FINISHER — FuH Shrawabury, NJ. S42-BO6O Mill!, 14H Floranca Ava Union Plaaaa call 431-1395 u, part tima IndhrMuel with MRS. SYLVIA CARRIERS WANTED COOK — Eap pratarrad Flai- Baach PART-TIME - Darmatotoglel of- knowVadga of carpanlry speckl- ASSISTANT — To trta Sports Boyi A Olrla ibta hra Quillvara Annax. 30 Midnight shift, 1 to 3 fice, medical aacratary E« Editor Muit hava layout and Mapla Ava., Rad Bank FARM HELP ing, palnttng to perform pra-ctoa- PSYCHIC 11 yaara and oldar Part tlma/Fuil tima PART TIME parlancad only Call 971-6383 _ ing and artar ctoairg punch Mfi aditmg axparlanca. Call Rich To O«xivar days per week de- READINGS NicoJatti artar 6PM M2-4OO0 COORDINATOR — For 241 unit Packing Produca pending on work SUMMER JOBS PART TIME — Clef. 4 cleen up rapalrs Apply al Sea Wtnda A0viso' or, ill problem, of HI* Equal Opportunity Emptoytf THE REGISTER Townhouaa Aaaociaiton 30 hour Call 946-42M paraon. rellabJe A responsible Condom i mmumi. S4S Patton TarolCardl, Astrology 4 Palm waak Including Sat Suparviaion Ave . l-ong Branch 87ft-t19 Good opportunity to aarn of 2 pan tima amployaaa Handla FARM HELP NEEDED - Muat load. No Exp. Qood summer A aflar aehool lob ASSEMBLER/OPERATOR — In- monay. orln prlMa ba willing lo work Call aftar 4PM Do you want to apand your aum- Apply in paraon Fair -tavan Saa 775-9572 |actk>n modal Inn machlna opar- dally mai.agamani maHar Oood 462-7B37 Necessary. will mar on tha baach but aarn f 70- Food. 909 R*var Rd . Fair Haven "PRESS PERSON ttora n—a^d Tor alt ahlfia 7 OPENINGS NOW communicator with ciaricai ikilli 9150 a waak working in our tata* Running 12M muti MRS. MILLER • m -3 p m , 3 p m -11 piti , 11 1 Woodland Rd Chaatnut Rd , Sand raauma to Middlaiown FILE CLERK — Had Bank law Train. Minimum phona ealea program pan rime? PART-TIME SUMMER — Alda perlenced only na___t Reader & Advisor p m -7 am |3 60-*4 to atari No Knullwood Rd . Holmdal Townhouaa Aaaociatlon. 14ft offloa aaaka hardworking, in- wage. WHI train but muat titv a good for aehool van run (3 75/hr Ap- Oraat opportunity •*p nacMaary Company paid 2 Bay Ava., Downtown High- Cnarry Tra« Farm Rd . Middla- lalliBant paraon wltti ciaricai acp telephone voice Pteaaant work- prox 5 hra par day Appty in mirMtod peraon ' Ai»o Tirol Card Reading Open landa dai'y 10am lo 8pm Call lor §ppl banaflta Apply In paraon Basic IQwn. N.J, 0774S Contact Mafgarat T41-B5M ing conditions Houra Mon-Frl paraon Murphy Bus Sarvlca. 5 8 72 - W64 t to > Lina Inc . 17 Industrial Or. Cllf- 3 Country Club Apia , t« ion town FLORAL OEStONERS — E*tp 6PM to 9 30PM 9 Sat. 9 to 1PM Longwood Ava . Middiatown 4BS-1283 KaamDurg 1 Ira* fwoocl Baach COPY OESK~ASSJafAN?~ quattion aniwarad by phona 4 Stony Hill Apia . Eaionlown ENTRY LEVEL — Poaltion for Pari-itma Buoy ahop Call ba- Call 542-4006 Call Diana aflar 6PM PART TIME — Bus drive/ 51 HtlpWinfd IwnnMrin 747-2671 942-4999 I naadad for summer racraatton NEW CREDIT CARDt - No ona I iacani |ournal'am gradual* or In- Between 6AM-8AM program Minimum 20 hra par lafoaad vita/Matiarcard. Call 542-8880 dividual Mrttn aoild languaM Ask for Mr. Conner. PART-TIME TEACHERS — NJ waak Apply Long Branch Rac- i 019-565-1522 24 hn CARPENTER - Muat M a« akllla and iniaraat In n«w! Ability carttftad Etamentary Education, reanon Dapt, 344 Broadway. to work undar daadHna praaaura FULULL fiMEF Equal Oppty Employar W/F Teechar of tha Handicapped, • parlancad In outaida work la aaaanilar Soma writing and Long Branch, N.J MMSTKKT mr lwmn SINGLES BOWLING (Oacka 4 RR naa) Aa wall aa. Earn $300 w—kty Major cofpor- Spaach CorractkmhMa and adiling Raply lo Nawa Editor. atlon In Had Bank localad on Rt MAINTENANCE M_:CHANIC~ Homa instruction to sarvlca non- PART TIME SECRETARY — Aa- Bored with bars? aoma framing and llnlah work THE REQISTER Sbrawabury 36 naa (3) opaninga tor bright, Eapartanca nacaaaary In wald- ATTENTION! Fuil-tlma y«ar rounrt Muat hava public schools m Monmouth sisteni to Dr Houra 5 30-7 30 MAJOR WWI STUCT Sick of spas? NJ 07701. Equal Opportunity aaaafflva paraonalittaa wt>o ing, laath. A mlac malnlananca County 19 par hour Sand ra- Plaaaa mantion THE REGISTER trana. i aoma tool* 7S7-0OeO Emptoyar maka a nica appaarnaca and can dutlaa Eiactricai aiiparianca a PM Mon/Wad A Frl Interviewing FfflM Call Joan 542-1686 whan rapiylng to a Aagiitar auma to Mrs Patricia Martin. Mon noon A 7PM. A TUM. Noon CARPETA LINOLEUM — H*lp- varbatlza Wa will Iraln aa mar- plus immadiata opaning Oood Monmouth County Educational amploymani ad •r Ecparlartcad or wrlll train Hai COUNTER PERSON — Matur*. katlng r*praaaniattvM Mutt company paid banaftta Plaaaa Dr R I Kaplan 103 Maple Ave rajxrjly lipwding ttwunit 15 Instruction rvaponilbla p«'*on n«ao*d for call for appolnlmant S44-B196 Servtcae Commiaaion PO Box Rad Bank AUTO AND OENERAL - Qtaaa tai araa Call 264-3333 from ' nava Economical and raliaMa 1294. Freehold NJ 07729-1294 10AM-4PM | buiy dry clMrtsrt E-P*rl«nc* car Call Mr Trout 747-MOO ba PART TIME work Company paid panalon pratarra. but not n*c««Mry Call rwaan 10 am to 12 noon only MANAGER A ASSISTANT MAN Equal Opportunity Employer MANAGEMENT plan Biua Croaa/Blua Sniam. 403-2121 AOER — Challenging |ob with Madical Raoaptkyilal Saturday PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION 1 Lira inauranc* Holiday! and va- CARRIER PART TIME — Naad extra oaah? IncludM Call MM20- - Ail bagmmng Inairumanta (ad- 1 FULL TIME — Ragiatarad nuraa advancamant potandal- Good MINDED cationa Atlantic Qlaaa Co . 21 CrUFTS PERSON - Wood 3-11 A n-7 thin. Apply in par- atamng salary, comprahansiva Work on home phona program vancad Irumpat) 291-6126 j Mapla Ava , Had Bank WANTED product! manufacturer naa>dB aon. Atlantic Hlghtanda Nurairtg FlaxiBia Earn up tOtiOpar hour INDIVIDUALS banaftts Plaaaant atmoaphara If Call Barbara. 747-6669 IN LINCROFT axp'd paraon aklllad In all phaaaa Homa, B Middlalown Ava. Mon- you ara an«ioua to succaad and Wl Itfvt oparMnfll In ouf nMr of Ifiop work Machinery 1 _a- Frl., S-4 To deliver the register to I grow than coma talk with ua al SECRETARY P/T — Typing. M- MorvTMutti County office for a AVON Hrnbly i mull 220-6305 HICKORY FARMS mg, answering phone stano For customers located on I FULL-TIME SALES - Athletic liMMd numta o' positlvo. in CUSTODIAN — 4 noun Eva- footwara and sppareU 40 hour Saaviaw Sq Mall. Juna w Call insurance co Call 741-6970 nlnga. Sat mornlnoa Ralaran. 922-9646 for an appi or sand ATTENTION! Itlliganl wd h gnly awgalic 51 Help Wanted Christmas In July. Whispering Pines. White- ' waak Apply in paraon Fa*t First PART TIM if SECRETARY — For Mfl-ltaiM't «f» will IN tr»n c«a Call 7M-0IW anar »PM _ kW.. a? Broad Si . Rad Bank raauma accounting offloa Boofckaaptng manHon THE REGISTER Male or Female field. Bluelield Rd Red I ad to off* Field Rd. MANUFACTURER OF SEWN expe'tetce halpful FlaxIMa whan rapiylng to a Reg<»te< It a not too aarly lo ba Ihlnhlng FULL" TMCTE ASSISTANT MAN" houra Call 747-0096 'or appt employment ad about Avon • graataat Cnrlatmai can 542-eaao DATA ENTRY AOER — Excedani opportunity ITEMS - Naada raliaMa. r» DIVERSIFIED in hialory Low*al prlcaa • an aarly ator* lor parmonani full and pan FULL-TIME TYPIST — Na*dad parianoad with driveta itcanae A mora Information call 747-9687 riiar Call Mlchaa*. Mon thru avaa 6 waakanda Appty Kirvkala of our BapinantMiMi (revs tima poaitlono on 1ST, 2ND t I tor RMI Bank ofnea Muat hava 2 MASON NEEDED M 81 Tl MMMa Call 7I7-BS34 wad one yen or more) WM in or 642-4633 Frl., 7-8 15 am or 3-5 15 p m . 3RD thirta Kay-lo-dlK ai- yaara word procaaaing aa- _Call Bill TM-9214 ' "° '* BARTENDERS ' - partanca a pim Excaiiani uiary parlanca Eiicallant aaiary. ban- eiceu of J340OO liop IS MAINTENANCE PERSON 31 Help Wanted 51 HtlpWntad Rert will average over Waitraaaaa/waliara E*- CARPENTERS - Expariancad and banaflta- pacha^a Can for aflta. aoma nan tima Sand '•• Maiura adult Win train Daya- SOMERSET TIRE panancad Part or full tima. 21 Good pay Yaar round work In- intarvlaw appointmant auma; PO Boi 643. Rad Bank ita. wknds Apply Qarfiaids MO.0O0I The average income yra or oldar By appt only Call •Ida 4 outaid* Work In Northarn NJ 07701 0 Ocaan Ava . Saa Bright of Our runagerl I? revi 01 SERVICE btwn 4-8PM t42-62OB Monmoulh County Call attar 6 CMF CORP. GALLEY PERSON — On party MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES more) wai . yrs expartance Cell M2-2711 pensation package. We ara interested In agresslve quired p Middlaiown Outlaa Includa Ac- CHEMIST — • For watar utility broha, or biua. Houta of LLoyda counti Payabla. Payroll. Curt immadiata Hart Call now. tor mora information Individual! who have prior sales/or supervisory • Managemenl opponurmee >'••• ..' • I tart A graal op- labratory Muat poaaaaa i naada you Sa*i toy* and gift* 566-151S portunity Icy ih» righi p*op flaca'pl* Bank RaconciHatloni Bachatora Dagra« in Chamiatry Aug-Dac Fraa kit and training MECHANIC (AUTO, - Full tima experience. To arrange tot i VI to £«>«• and grow with u* and Oanaral LaOgar Computar or ralatad nald Minimum 1 yaar Call Donna. 264-7261 OAL8 4 QUYS son Main A Broad confidential Interview Kni c«rn[>*n non ana com- aapananca raquirad Bao*tm H aKpananca in watar anatyaJa i or 1839 Ftta 38 To Apply contact Call Monday ftVu pany paid b*ft*Ail including Hour* 6 30 to $ 00 Salary baaad Sand raauma to Monmoult) Con- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Part on axparlanca Plaaaa aand ra- •oridatad Wal*r Co.. Ml tima, m ganaral Danui practice Brian Banach Friday I Dam 5pm !uma to PO Bo> 209 Bafford NJ m Rad Bank Eap pratarrad TRAVEL MECHANIC'- For dtaeeTiructta Biua C'Of Conrtacllcut Shrawtbury Ava 8hraw»6ury For local fumt On Company Full Mr Larry Mteru Oanaral 07718 or c«ll Townihlp of NJ 0770* Plaaaa call 642-2337 National Corp haa several open- 542-4000 Ext. 287 uiddiatown Sawaraga Authority ings for gala 1 guys Traval NY banaflta Excellent opportunity Major Madical 495-1010 DENTAL ASSISTANT -• Chair Contect Jay. 291-3206 201-389-3636 Danla) CHILD CARE — Couplaa and •Ida Full tima, Rad Bank 1 yaar PH., Calif. Hawaii, axpanaea 583-5210 VIP Vacation •mgla aduita iaad«d to opan a»p naadad 741-1052 paid High salary • bonuaaa to MEDICAL ASSISTANT - For BOOKKEEPER — Full-tima. thatr hom*a lo amotlonai dti- •tan All trans furnished NOT doctor's office. FuN time "tepfy On-Qolng Training Maintain all book a of account! trubad chtldran. agaa 10-16 To DENTAL ASSISTANT — FoTa door io door aalea Fun job with raauma A raferancee to BOM through trial balanca Prapara provtda firm but loving cara to a taam offloa In Morganvllla Exp Qraet fulura No exp nacaaaary N-4«3 Tne waakly payroll Minimum 2 yra child placed with you Training fyad Pt can 691-1112 Wa train Sea Suaan McNall. Shrewabury. NJ 0771 •«p ; and raauma no laiar than lupport and aubatantlal com- 11-3 pm WEO only Howard pOMunmaa 'or advar>C_m_nl tl July 17. 1065 to ChacK-Maia panaation providad Call Andraa DENTAL ASSISTANT — Ex Jonnaon'a Motor Lodge. Aabury MEDtCAL RtCEPTlONisT"~ Inc . 649 Madiaon Ava. Abury Laarnar. 501-1750 EOE parwnc* pralarrad Willing ic Psrk Circle Busy 4 doctor offtoe FuH or pan Park NJ 07712-7174. EOE train chairalda a long urm caraar Exp preferrad Com- COMMERCIAL ARTIST CLEANING PERSON QAS STATION ATTENDANTS^ canti win M conducted Appl BUTCHER Apply In paraon VII- orlaniad paraon Oood typing Part/full lima All shifts Muat ba ' salary Fringa DanaTtti . • * O' a »•. • -.'-, laga Pork Stora 18 Monmouth For raataurant'bar. Can •Mtlla 1 phorta ability 741-7054 cm. Air- Call 741-3603 10 am -6 pm or Straal, Rad Bank 942-2133, aak for Jo«y DIETICIAN P/T — Buty In- 3fl a 741-M008 pm-iOim Expand your horizon and grow with us. CLERK/RECEPTIONIST^ 9^5 tarniataoffioa Sand raauma with Middta Rt) Hatfet MED1CAL RECEPTIONIST CABINET INSTALLER — Sub day waak Banaflta Olvaraltlad qualifacatlona to Bo< T-467. Tha QENERAL FACTORY WORK — Exp'd. matura. well-ofganiisd Contractor wan tad lor quality In- dutiaa Call M2-056O Mere's an exciting and rewarding career opportunity 'or a stallation of fma cualom cabi- Ragiatar, Shrawabury. NJ 0770t Apply in person, application• lor Dusy practice Send raauma natry Will conaidar hiring on a FULL TIME — CMrk tlano^ baing acceptad only batwen lo Box J-4S7 ThaRagistaf Ona talented artist, to join the Advertising Department of our DlSHWASHfcR-FUl L TIME S-M am, July 11. 12. 16 and 18, Ragistar Plau. Shrawebury, NJ full lima baaaa. Exciualva ahow- graphar Full banafita Muat M Navaatnti Country Club newspaper. The qualified candidate we seek must be fam- room locatad In Mon mouth Monmouth County Raaldant no phona cells Olbaon-Homans 07701 or call 741-1484 Call for appi 642-3111 Co , 32 Main 81. Milawan County. 530-5255 or wrila PO Salary 110,200 Call 842-4000. CHAMBER PERSON - MoW iliar with mechanicals, layouts, typespecs, have a working BOM 244. Lima Silva*. NJ 07730 ait. IS. DISHWASHERS - Full-tlma QET READY — For auto rental room cleaning Appro* knowledge of advertising newspaper production, and pos- 920 Rt. 35 Vaar round position Apply In ba over 21 * hava velld 20/hours/w*ak Including wak- COl LECTOR"*— Expariancad paraon Bahra Real. Highlands Lntii lo Burg*r King) CARRIER WANTED with background in aklp-tracing driver's iwenaa Full tima am ends Apply in paraon. 10-2 sess a flair for creating and designing quality ads, to support For daHvary In tha Rumaon-Fair and aaaat locatton Caraar op- DISHWASHER - Experience ploymaot 39 hrs/w*. • over- dally No phone calla pteaaa our ad sales staff. Ocean na van araa Approxlmataly 1% portunity with national law firm praferrad. Eacallant salary « lima Call e42- lultant-mlcroa, IBM A com- DISHWASHER - Full or part fwood area: aaeking talented I floor tima ERA Maim«d Realty Muat hava trana Full tima only patabiaa Wordatar. DBMS. tima Apply in paraon, Panlnaula anpfiaoced hairdraaeers Ejtcet can hip you 7»-4BOO 787-00*0 LOTUS hnowtadM Call Hooaa, Urn Bright. lani aarnlnga A working eon dittoes Pert nma/tuil Nma po» NURSES P.O. Box A121 AUTO MECHANIC — E« CARRIER 530-0417 DISHWASHERS - 4 kltchan tttona immwllataiy avattawa in pa'iancad m brakaa. front and * CONVERTER REPAIR —Paraon, hatp 9Mady|ot> Ftantria houra / c/o The Ragiatar tunaupa Muat hava own toola •iactronlcally ortaniad individual Oood pay Call 672-1261 afta* V houra Cell Suate for intorvte* WANTED a«k for manager Ona Register Plaza E.c opportunity for advanca- Grand Ave. area. Atlantic naadao to rapair convartara see-7911 mant Oood pay & co banaflta uaad in cabta tataviaton ayatam ATTENTION! for tha rtgnt paraon Contact Bin Highlands. Call Jeff Cady Apply al 403 South St Eaton- HAIRDRESSER Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Eitocb 671-2415 542-8880 town aao d oog \—a» mantton THE REGISTER DRIVER Call attar 1pm 530-1497 HAIRDRESSER — FUN or pan Early morning tima Top aala/y Hair Fair inc NURSERY SCHOOL GROUP 36 Church St . Kaanaburg TEACHER — For parant coop Route Drivers. Full- 496-111ft. Only EC dagraa naad apply EK- time (vehicle sup- HANDYPERSON — Expd In all parwnca prafarrad Pan tima BRIDGE ADVICE I'adaa for gardan apanmant Call 696-7090 batwaan 6- 10am plied). Must have complax Muit hava toola A raf- or 4-«pm NURSINQ/MEDICAL fnem CaH 631-4923 valid driver's license NURSES AIDE - 2 daya a waak. REAL ESTATE TUM. A Thurs 1'4 hra. aach By ALFRED SHEINWOLD and a clean driving II you ara nawty (tcanaad. lat ERA morn to umi with atroka pa- POSITIONS AVAILABLE record. No ex- ghw you tha training program! Uani Call 342-7622 Today's contract depends on how could make game with this dummy, and floor tima aaaantlal for auc- perience required. oaaa. Ovar 4000 Nationwida oi NURSES AIDE M/F — WkftCto Soulh plays the clubs. Normally. he'd open with a two-bid. If partner The Register, One f'cae. National TV ad vanning Oarialrk: aip raq'd Apply In EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME South takes the ace and leads a low En Ira* gaiora ERA Malmad Ra- parson Eatonlown Convalaacant. bid one spade, you'd raise to two Register Ptaza, •Iry. 739-4900. 130 Orani Ava , Ealontown club to dummy's queen, going spades, counting one point for your Shrewsbury, NJ. INSURANCE — Commercial OFFICE/MAINTENANCE PER- UN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES down if East has the king. The fifth spade and one extra point Mnaa. undvrwrrlar Total handlir-Q SON — Haavy lifting, ganaral of- Apply in person of accounts Only axp naad floa work, blusprlnting. maaaan- rHYSICIAHS • MEDICAL TECHNICIANS • MEDICAL SECKTMIES He correct play of the clubs in today's because it's Monday (or for any 7 a.m.-9 a.m. apply Oood salary and banaflli oar. light oftlca mainiananca. ate Call 227-0900 Roy lakowa. mi Muai hava valid NJ flrtvafi DIRE°CTORev0_nS'_r"eS Conlacl lhe Paf"c'P<"'"g 'ecr.Mers Ml 1*1 hand is logical, but abnormal. other reason you can think of). Agancy, W Long Branch lloanaa Full dm* with banaflta. 4 uiHtCrUHY. and please mention TThe Register day work waaft Call 699-0297 for West led his top diamonds, and West dealer Equal Oppty Employar M/F JANITORIAL WORKER — Evtil appt 9 am-fl pm South ruffed the third. South then DRIVER — Part tima nlghta. Muat Sat pan tima Muai hava drlvan Both sides vulnerable hava own car Apply In paraon lo Itcanaa Call 767-9929 ran the spades, discarding a club, OFFICE WORKER NURSES AIDES Circla Piua. Eatonlown. JANITORIAL - Full A part-ttma Full-tlm© permanent lob Paa> Dapi led a club lo the ace and continued NORTH night work. HaiM araa. Call ALL '< CARi DRIVER — Mull ii va R B araa 909-629-9360 bt 9 9 6 p.m. Enargatlc, anthualaattc paraon SERVICES INC with a low club. • AK7 Hava car Lika lo work indapan- raady lo glva 100H Naat attlra HOLMD6- CONVALESCENT TAMIl T « CHILDREN S SERVICE dantty 671-9414 laav maaaaga KENNEL HELP - Full nma and profaaaional anituda for CENTER 1ft I flefi Aranua When West craftily played the o«al L.rH'Ort ht J OTTi» ELECTRICIANS HELPERS — CaH 630-1912 I?O'I 630 94 70 and two jacks, or It points in high Expariancad or willing to laarn PAINTERS - Commardal 9 cus- Haatth Cara Sarvtca) SOUTH raaldantlal wiring Steady yaar LAWN MAINTENANCE tom painting Muai hava 9 yra cards If West had the king of clubs 'ound work Oood advancan>ant Full tima paraon naadad •up own trans 499-1390 or is well, his count would be 14 • Q9 Call 261-36M Caw 630-9073 797-4373 hra. 6-10 pm point* in high cards; and he would VKQJ102 ELECTRICIAN - Full tima pot- LEGAL SECRETARY — Qod PAINTERS — Commardal A cu»- 094 mon Expariancad Elactrlciana akllla In snorthand and typing tom painting Muat hava 5 yra. have opened the bidding instead of naad only apply Call 738-2O96 raquirad. 1 full tima and 1 pan axp, own trana 498-15*0 or NURSES LPN/RN Pa>*onnai Dapt passing *A754 ELECTRICIANS - Machanlc * lima. Fraaiwtd Offica 01-1400, 707-4373 hra. 6-10 p.m All ahifti Maiapiai Mgmi S«rvicaa ot LEGAL SECRETARY — Pull Or n Tamporary and MCOSS NURSING SERVICES halpara Eap In raaldantial wir. P«1 tima. Busy ganaral practlca PAINT A WAREHOUSE PERSON Since West had actually passed Wad N.rlh Eaal S-.lh ing. Top pay. biua croaa with — Full tima Company ban«flt_ RIVERVIEW Vacation ralkaf 151 Bodman Piaca dantal plan Staady orarh l ovar- law firm raquiraa axp lagai aac- BEACHVItW NURSING HOME Rad Bank NJ 07701 ratary up-io-data aqulpmant A Muat apply in parson Saa Frank as deaier, he clearly didn't have the Pass I* Pass 1<7 ilma Paid vacation 2513388 btwn 2-4 pm Norwood Dis- MEDICAL CENTER (201) 717-8100 17011 530 MM peasant working conditions tributors, Long Branch 3ft Union SUM) king of clubs. South therefore 20 27 Pass 47 ELECTRICIAN — Muai hava ..p Rad Bank araa Call Mrs Dallati **6 Birth N J 07H>1 played a low club from dummy and All Pan In raaldantial wiring. Halpar or al 630-0194 I?OM53O-2_WS?2Z machanlc. Call w*»» 264-7812 Work 4 night* and was rewarded when East had to LEGAL SECRETARY - Mlddl*- PART TIME 0*1 paid for 5 ELECTRICIAN A ELECTRICIAN Mornlnga 9 am. to 1 p.m. dally HELPER - F/T Paid holiday. lown offlca Bookkaaplng a Raal on th« 11 to 7 ahiti play the king. Opening lead -OK Estaia axpartanca raquirad. Call OR 1 p.m. tolpm. dairy Collage Day Cara Canlar n NURSES AIDES NURSES AIDES Call DIE Elacirie 671-6100 Barbara 967-0400 sluOants and houaawlva* wal- comsd Earn 65 par hour. No availaDla for amptoyw* KINO JAMES Full t Pan tima DAILY QUESTION A FM_« G.H. to BrUf • writ- ENTHUSIASTIC - Exparianoad Chitdran rao*pnonlai/lnauranoa dark for POOL LIFEOUAIJD - Carttflad axparlanca nacaaaary Wa win NURSING HOME HILLTOP PRIVATE FlaxIMa hours. Plaaaa apply in train as marketing rapa. Naw air In kj Alfred ShelawaN la avalla- atn tima In D.C.'a offica Call 400 Hwy 36 NURSING HOME Youhold:»86543'P86 1000, Laa 495-4275 batwa*n 1 p m 6 9 Nuralng Canlar, 3326 Hwy. 35. lished routaa. No cbllacilng Information on placing an ad points to respond, and you have Aarelcs,CAMMUl p.m. Aik for Matty •MM Must hava car 747-2143. In this DIRECTORY three points for the king and one FACTORY HELP NEEDED - MACHINE OPERATOR - Apply PART TIME - Naad axtrs cash7 Light manufacturlno will train al Motion Syttama Corp. 1162 Work on homa phona program [K)int for the doublelon If partner • UK. tai AaaalM Tmm Muat ba 16 or oldar Surburban Pinabrook Rd . (on of Hopa Rd ) FlSftlbJe Earn up to |10 par hour please call 542-4000 ext. 252 Aluminum. Laonardo. 291-3300 Tlnton Falla, 542-4090 Call Barbara. 747-6699 MONDAY. JULY 15, 1985 I hi- SI HtlpWanttd 51__HtlpWanUd 54 Situations Wanted 71 MarchandliB 71 Mtrchandlt* 71 IVUrchandlss 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise 77 Pets and PftEt*ER WANTED SERVICE STATION ATTEND- forSala Livestock S daya ANTS — Full ft pan tlma M/F FtmalB for Salt for Salt lor Sal* forSala Call 211-M41 Aah tor Wandy, M2-11M ALT ERA" 2 AIR CONDITIONERS CHINA CLOSET — Mapta table M'.HY KAY KIT ft PAPER PA SYSTEM — Paavay AH MM SLIGHT PAINT OAMAUt - (S»l Advanced And PRODUCTTION •UPlftVltOH cuahiona TV. racllnar chair, much moral with captalna chalra. aofa. Pine PFiODUCTS FOR SALE fMaat HMhtng arrow atgna. $267 SUB CONTRACTOR - waniad b*dapraada, almpla drapaa, car Call I7M4S3 etarao oonaola. Pin* childa daak, CALL 74T-802S aflar 8pm comptaae LJghtad, no arrow. B»ginn*r$ — Temporary eubetttule on call iBhloni, ahaata ft pHow caaaa tor packaging plant Mon-Fri for quality Installation o( flna cua- Snappar riding mowar CaH MEN'S SPORT SHOES - $22* comptaM f raa kftlaral Call DOG TRAINING Moura »AM-4i0PM Samor lom cabinetry Will COnaKJar hlr Harm In draaaar ft trouaara 5 HOMES WANTED 870-3112 (aia) 3* pr alia 7*.io $8 — i (8O0I 423-0163 anytima Bayanora Dog Club 741-4046 cltliana «*a*corne Wrlta M"»O ing on a full tlma baaaa E» Baga Call M0-S741 Yaara a»p 5 homaa naadad lo dlaplay n«w DISKS, FILES — Tabtae cnaira 50 pr Lady a Addldaa anaakara. CHILD $ PET RABBIT dualva ahowroom locatad In aotld vinyl aiding by Baihlaham •ue 4 7 » $6 aa 631-6458 W> N J atoraga cablnata, computar doutdc "^ Monmouth County Can BACK-UPS StaaX Qlva your homa a naw PIONEER STEREO - 100 wt. par 830-6256 or wrlta PO BOB 244 f housBwork has you in a tablaa. ofrtca aquip. ate at MINIOEL ICE CREAM MACHINE CaH ( look Oualiftad homaownara will bargain prtcaa N4W or uaad. channat raoatvar BaauUfui con- HEPOMTEM - Naadad lo covar Llttla Sltvar. NJ O77N raoatva daalar inoanuva rabataa Mada in Italy by UgoJlni dition. Juat aarvtoad Baat oftar. COLLIE PUPS bind, don't say "Uncial" A A C DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt Vary good cond STEREO - Of municipal novarnrnant maaHnai amounting to huga aavinga from 38. Oahhural U1-9BM muat aall thla w«ak Call AKC 6 waa«a F.rai ahota tor Tha Dally Ptaoletar Soma e« SUMMER JOBS - Paraon to Say "BACK-UPSI" ratall prtoa • inatallatton Ra- Call 741-632$ B81-$0S4 or 462-136* 100 war Oprnnalmotoglai chackad $250 partanoa naoaaaa/y Paymant nalp out In buty Inauranoa ofrtca Quality clsanlng ssrvica. dack, Can 622-8497 quirad. no monay down. 100% DINING TABLE — 4 cane backad M0V1N0-MUBT BELLI - Girl a PLATE MAKER AM 2300 — par artleta. Piaaea don't call thru Auguat. Tyo-no, raquirad financing avaHaWa No paymanta chalra. all wood, 2 yra old $300 •and raaumae and work earn- Call 741-2900 Rsaaonabla prices B-piaca badroom aat, plna opon Copiar $ 160 AB Dick 675 coptar CUTE till lata aummar Call oondtttortar. $78 Call bookcaaa, chroma ft glaaa mir- $60 Typawrttar tabla |$. Call Qraal buy Muat aaH «SS»STT8. PUPPIES AVAILABLE plaa to Jana Fodararo. City Edi- HazlBt, HolmdBl, 1-201-434-M7I tor Boa 0-4M. Tha Dally Ragle- 8UPERINTENDANT — For amaH ror. Ct Monial coffaa ft and tabtaa, 2*1-0691 or 291-1757 Pliaaa phona $42-6323 apartmanl building in Mstawan & Mlddlatown raciirnif, towai ft rug aat Call SWIM POOLS - Warahouaa tar. ihrawabury. N.J 07701. ABOVE GROUND POOL - Fully DINING ROOM SET - Solid POOL — 24' dkamatar foread to diapoaa of naw on- FERRET Wara Equal Opportunity Em. Kaantburg Apply in paraon at arsas. Call 671 -4513 aquippad $200 Bar ft Mopad plna, twin bad ft draaaar. aofa $42-8! 160 144 Baachway. Kaanaburg ba- Aluminum dec*, rail, laddar ground 3v long poota complete Fan—a 1 yr old ptoyara M/f BASIC SKILLS TUTOR tow mikaaga S200. Piano, upright bad Call an* $ p m S3O-1457 MOVING MUST SELL — 10 ftltor. pump, vacumn CompMla rwaan tamiipm S12S ANftrm Call S44-SS30 with huga aundacka, lancing, m- Light Sandy color $60 Cafttflad taachar. or k-S DISHWASHER — Apartmant pwca Italian Provanclal dining llnar 1 yr old $600 530-HU rate nrtare pump, laddare. war- Call 717-7012 HEAL ESTATE SALES - Wa NURSES AIDES - AH ahlfta Call 4H-1318 •-! 1am 8-iOpm room a al. Zanlth Homa antartam- ranty, ate Aaking $660 COM- haw 2 poaitiom available (or ACCORDION 120 Baaa auta Good condttson. $80 Call mant >^ntar Simmona hlda-a- RAILROAD TltS - NM Apply in paraon to Atlantic High- COMPANION AIDE — To aanior PLETE Financing avail Call Stan ncanaad eaJaapaopla Increaaa landa Nurelng Homa, 8 MiddV bad utany otn«r llama Call c/aoaotad 6i6*6 $8 40 Praaa- toil traa 1 -600-624.132* you' poMniial-call Darrah Aa- town Ava, Atlantic Highlands cltlian or oonvalaacant batwaan DOUBLE BED 741-90 2* ufa-lreatad O.fl.8 J7 60 7.7-8 FERRETS aoctataa. •hrawaoury. 741-w Mon-Fn. 9am-4pm tha houra ol ft ft 3 Cooking. AIR CONDITIONER — Saara And draaaar $9 90 Dallvar 1-6OO-623-6707 SWIM POOL — 4a24 Aluminum 3 aabia bab«a hand raiaad driving aanmd paraonal cara Call MOVIMO — Qiaaa d>nlng u Ma ft ft atainlaaa etaM Sun dack ft rail Call Mary aftar 4pm 642-4Q15 20.000 BTU 220 votta SITS Call CaH 7I7-«2$S RANCH STYLE FURNITURE — $ RIAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR* 530 SJ4i S71-BB43aftar5pm 4 chalra. antlqua daak, laii" all around CompiMa Mual dia- ORIBSfiS - (10) from tha 20a. piacaa, couch, rockar, chair, cof- FREE TO A OOOD HOME — 3 yr — Small offloa, lirg* op- — 3 p.m ahrfi Ftaxibla houra EXPERIENCED CHEF — 14 yrm. DOOkC4IMi with drawr, high-near bad. glaaa PUPPIES — Born Juna 6 AKC wa ara buey Wa naad you E»c dirvry Call 530-» AIR CONDITIONER — Bought ataciric arcade machlnaa For , Amana anargy aavar $175 UNIVERSAL SPA training, motivation ft guidance 222-4M2 aala raaaonabla Call 747-214$ ataga re alldlna madicina cabinat QE Waahar ft dryar 8160 for Lifa-tlma mambarahlp •agtatarad Call 738-6224 •vaiiabla Wa currantly hava 7 LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER - Or Aug of laat aummar to fH Fi mlrro r. mlac furnltura. muat ootr, Call 530-6851 CaH avanlnga 842-0*19 TEACHER - Cartifiad aarty car* of aWarty Daya otf-Frl **• • Monmouth window* 10.000 ELECTRIC — Wall ovan with bowt ft 2 alnka, and table PERSIAN KITTENS — Rade Million-Dollar aaaoclaiaa Naad 3 childhood aducation 530-0843 VELVET SOFA ft LOVE SEAT - mora Eipariancad or baglnnara Sun am Can 22S-H1S BTU Moving muat NII $150 countar top ranga 30" gaa draaavar, mirror, park ban en REGULATION POOL TABLE — black a bfua ft craam Ragie- bat 10-2 Bun Aug M 542-6123 aftor 4 p m Wadgowood atova with ttmar ApproM 70 yra. old All ac- Baiga/gray ft blue atripa Excai- tarad Pal ft ahow quality can Call Reaav NURSE'S AIDE wovar- bi-fotd door, braaa flra TEACHER ASSISTANT — Part light ft ovan window $100 2 eitmg jiehar bumpar for Toyota caaaoftaa includad. Aaking lant condition $600 Call btwn 572-012* aftar 7pn CENTURY 21 COZENS. Haaltora Pra#arabry 11-7 ahHl 9am- 10pm Plna kltchan aai $50 indapandantty Ownad/Oparatao lima 11-3, S daya infanu ft tod- AIR CONDITIONER - (2) apt at. kltchan alnka 21 X 21 Ina $10 aa plCk-up Call 5630926 $1200 Call avM. 787-5162 ROTTWEILER PUPS Eacallant rafaranoaa Hafrtgaratort Scu ft fraaaar |3) Call 496-0726 Good condition 222-6609 • ishtva* Rd Fair Havan dlara S3 50 par hour 284-9220 M4-1114 MOVING —Muat aaii Dtnanaaai SEARS — Portabta AM/FM Mixed Look like Rottwallara rafrlgaratora. aaaortad axe •larao radio raaaatta racordar. WASHER $36 Call 291-0*99 741 78*6 TEACHERS PRIVATE DUTY — Cartmad Raaaooabki 747-244$ FENDER BASS - Marahall amp with round tabta 4 captalna Aaaourca Room Taachar 2 columna 126 whatt aaparata chalra i\ hutch Muat ba aaan. $36 Black laatfwr (ackat. as QE Good condition RECEPTIONIST — Full Urn* Homa Haartti Aida Rad Bank ft $136 Call 767-7721 THROUQHBREDS — (2). 8 yr Old Oood tataphona akilia raquirad Spaniah Taachar ad|acant araaa SS par hour Call AIR CONDITIONERS — 140 volt. haad Approi 8 4 12'apaakart Will accept baal offar Call 42M. $66 Huffy 12-apd bike, galdlng, 3 yr old coll Eiceiiam Typing, filing, ganaral oMoa Buainaaa Taachar/ 741-OS74 avaa 8000 BTU $100 Waahlng ma- in aach column $1500 or B/0 872-0731 or 872-1229 mana 28*. $60 Call 787-1952 WATER BED - $200 Furnltura. riding proapacta Wall brad ft chine, heavy-duty $100 Dryar CaH 009-696 1335 or 532-3188 procadura -Ca - ini ttT-oao2 o (typing)«m Mma MOVING MUST SELL — 10 SEARS — Kanmora haavy duty carpal, biinda. aandari Baat :laaay Maka ofiar 369-0538 QukJaanca Counaaio* RELIABLE TEEN - U atactric $S6 Call 530-2987 offar Muat aall. waving tor RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY - placa Ital 'an Provincial frultwood dryar, 4 yra Old. $96 Saara utility lAaaiatam Football Coach babyaitting mothara halpar tot> ALL PRICES DRASTICALLY RE- trailer 4a6, $196 Call 767-0760 achool Larry 766-9117 80 Bicycles For phya*clana office In Had Starting data. Sapt 1 Muat poa- for aummar Bafford. Port Mon DUCED DURING THIS END OF dining room aat, Zanlth homa Bank. Part-tlma aflarnoona aaaa a N j oaniflcation PIMM mouth. Laonardo araa SEASON SALE ON ALL 1*86, aniartamntani oantar Oihar SEARS — 16 1 I'oet traa ra- WHEELCHAIR Mini Bikes 7S7-SS24 FISH TANK — 66 gal long, aat llama SiiTimomna hida-a-bad, trigarator-fraaiar, gold, axe Vary good condition Rapry to BOH F 44f Tha Ragie aand raauma to. Dr John J NEW 3V FAMILY-SIZE SWIM- up for call waiar Can ba uaad tor 20' TEAM MURRY BMX tar. Shrawabury, NJ 07701 Ward, Suparintandant Rumaon- MING POOLS COMPLETE WITH Call 741-9029 cond $100 firm CaM 671-8678 Kit offar RELIABLE TEEN — Baake traah waiar comptate only watar Call 630-7056 $45 RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY — Fair Havan Raglonal High babyaitting job for aummar R*d DECK, FENCE, FILTER ft WAR- ft flan naadad Many axtraa NATURAL GAS APPLIANCES — SHADOW BOX - Dock acane Call 671-6140 Matura mlndad Individual wtth School. Ridga Rd , Rumaon. N J RANTY ONLY $868 00 COM- 4 burner ccuntar top unit, aapar- From tha aatata of tha late Harry WHITE ELECTRIC Bank or Long Branch araa CaJt PLETE FINANCING AVAIL- $175, firm 493-2044 taiaphona and typing akllla Dl 07760 EOE S42-S3S1 ata built-in ovan ft broiler • alnk Haddon May ba bum into dan Stova ft Aafrig 64 Merchandise varafftad poalPoo Call 22*3444 ABLE CALL BOB 4 COLOR - 4 atatlon. rotary ft faiicei Al I atetmaaa IIMI Alao wall $196 Sportaman • Sanc- Both $300 Call ( TEACHERS - Shora Araa Con. TUTOR — CartMad aiparlanoad 1 -800- 223-0307 acraan praaa Extra Platanf Formica countar top Baat oftar Wantad REPAIR DEPT - Coordinator aarvaNva Habraw Day School tuary, Fair Havan. 747-60*0 WASHER ft DRYER kaachar wHI tutor in tha Rumaon- $1000 or M it offar Call o^r $160 » 46-6391 aftar 4 p.m 1-A USED FURNITURE — An- Local buainaaa in naad of indi- aaaka dynamic, craattva mdtvid ANDERSEN WINDOWS — and 264-3661 SHOTGUN — 20 gauge pumr. Whirlpool uaia for '^-day Judaic and Sac NEW SEARSl KENMORE DRYER Hquaa. working rafrlgaratora. vidual lo ooordlnata adminia- doora. ft Atrium doora 5OH die $160 Will irada for doubw bar Saara d*humuiiftar contanta of homaa. artica baaa- traVva * tachnteal acttvtuaa tor lar poamona in Kindaroardao jtt Dattvary 1-800-623-8707 IV*' FREEZER — Good working -$175 Boy • badroom aat $600 Call 871-614* TYPINQ - Don* condition $75 i00 gallon flah '- Call 767-2159 manta. ate Will haul i nem or all atactronlc aqulpmant rapalr ciaaa Exoallant aaiary Sand ra- Compiata gir >• Badroom aat. Ilka Call 264-645* dapt Should poaaaa good ad- auma to PO Boi 324. Oakhurat. Mlddlatown araa ANDERSEN WINDOWS — and tank, all accaaaorWa indudad naw $460 Uaad twm bad $75 SLEEP SOFA — Black laatharat- minlatraWa ah Ilia along with NJ 07755 or call 922-0424 rataa Calf aflar 4 p r doora. 6 Atrium doora 5OH dia- $100 741-1042 Dark brown rug. mat. and ie Good condition, $60 CaH count Dalfvary 1 -800-523-6707 oaalc atactronica knowledge WOMAN WILL BABYSIT — For FURNITURE — Plna Hiring room matching ewt ANTIQUE - 70-yaair-o*d Twin , Living room couch, chair coffaa OAK TABLE -- $400 Sofa bad Salaa M Ooaan mora information Af FORDASLE S PROMPT $200 Bookcaao Hemadon$650 chair. $300 RacMnav. $100 badroom aat. draaMr. vanity, , tabM ft and tabta. $276 2 mat- Oood condition Call 3*9-1938 "BLOCK" SALE BABY BASSINET TRAIN FOR SUCCESS " Small lawn aamtoa banch and mirror includad Call traaeae 2 bo» apringa. 2 tramaa Call 642-6316 Wantad Oood condition RISTAUPlANT/KITCHEN HELP Call 530-332$ 1 SOFA ft LOVESEAT - Bona 1STH STREET Ptna paraon. dlahwaahara ft Wa can ahow you how to aarn in 787 -8026 | $125 aa aat Call 787-3442 OLD PICTURES - Framaa W KEAN8BUP.G Call 495-4*20 . aicaaa of 130 000 yout Aral yaar AFFORDABLE ft PROMPT pamunga want. »d for Rumaon brocada wtth amall blue ft brown p/ap workari Inqurra within i m raai aauta Call for dataiia APPLIANCES - Rafrtgaxatora. FURNITURE - Wickar 4 ptacae print EMcailant condition 2 yra. Juna 16, 1$ $-6p.m BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR B/tody a E Rivar FW Aumion wMhara ft dryara Raoondlttonad with fabric Aaking $1500 or baal picture awap ahop Conaign- SALE — CaH Second Hand Lll, ERA Maimad Raartora man), buy. aall Call 291-3768 for old Sacrlftca $400. 222-2049 HOLMDEL — 10 Timbardata Or RNB-LPNS - Fun ft part lima 73t-4S00 ft guaramaad $100 ft up Can oMar Call 747-0855 Frl $ Sal 7/12-13. 9-3 p.m NO 264-0777 Attar 5. 264-6615 ALOEBRA HELP daffW Youva aaan tha raal. pick-up or othat information SOFA - Whita Good cond Hlghaai pneaa paid for all nama poaltiona avaiiebta on )-ii pm FURNITURE - Sofa ft lovaaaat EARLY CALLERS PLEA8EI anrft Piaaaa can for appi Hilltop TROUBLE SHOOTER - For Htgh achool atudanta now buy tna baatl 630-2997 ORGAN — Htimmond Com- $76 or baat offar anttquee. ate For bargalna. atop Tank trucka naadad Appry 2»6 $160. Sofabad $75, Dining Call 486-1031 •114 Broad St.. Kayport. Nuratng Homa. 171-0177 CaH 2t1-3747 room/dinatta aat $200 Eacaflani modore Dalui cabinat inciudae 177 Pats and Broadway Ka*ypcv b#twaan BABY FURNITURE aarphonaa E»c«Hlant condition SOFA ROOFERS EXPEIENCED 10-4 pm DEPENDABLE HANDYPERSON lypan, awing, high chair a condition 462-5715 Llvaatock MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (ALL) Any odd toba in or outakta »aaa phone 291-3149 Ptaaae call aftar 7PM. 766-9367 Pair of china lampa ANY AGE ANY CONDITION Own Tooia ft Trana TRUCK DRIVERS - Packara. Spaslalltlng in cuatom fanoaa FURNITURE - Early Amarlcan ORGAN — BaldwinFunatar With CaH 737-6373 TOP DOLLAR PAID 244-1077 CeaN Mi-*t$l living room aat. $250. Dining BLACK LAB PUPS nalpara immadiaw opaninga (or and wood anaoe NojobtoamaH BAND SELLING - Nama brand banch ft inetructkm book a Small STAINED GLASS — Lamp I Raglatarad, 6 w«aka old RUMSON -Entarprieing young- quaitfiad paraona Salary and CaN Siava Glbaon al 747-OS38 ft vintaga guitar a ampa, kay- room tabla ft chalra, $175, axe alia $400 Call 7 11-2187 PIANO WANTED cond . Badroom aat $600. Madi- ehadae, naif ratall prlca Earth- aTaxa wantad You will ba running parcantaga baaad on a>- anytime boarda, atartronic accordian ORGAN - Hamntond. 126 XL. lone colort Call 717-2210 Any condition 483 4811 your own buainaaa whHa aarning parlanca Many banaftta Apply Echo aftacta ft mandolin CaM tarranaaw. $360 Call 747-0760 A MAN ft TRUCK FOR Data for $2,710 wtl i aall tor $1.800 prtsaa, trlpa and caan Andaraon Broa inc . AHtatd Van 727-1886 27S QALlON FUEL TANK - or baal offar. mint cond . many STACK WASHER/DRYER - O*d I BLACK LAB PUPS WANTED Tha onfy raquiramanta ara thai Linaa. 51 Machantc St. Rad Pick up ft daltvar light hauling With about 50 galtone of fual $60 rafrtgarator hlda-a-bad. Raglatarad. 8 wwaka Sllvar dollar a. bafore 1935 Ban* 74 A-0033 SmaH moving toba Yarda. atttce BABBITT BEDROOM SET - 8 ouUlandtng ta, Ituraa Call furnltura Call 291-1B2* Sat 10-2 ! you ara at raaet 11 yaare old and ptacaa Paean Good condition A Call 642-3342 456-3026. aflar 6 Will pay 87 9% ara raady to worn ft oaHara ctaanamad guttvra a dnry, Call 222-0636 WAlTRESS/WAlTfM — Pan. Fraaa Joa 486.1887 good* vaii i at $826 Mual aaa GAS GRILL - $750 2 fryara To M»n up. ca* 942-4000 Eat tlma daya inqulra within Can 671-1 21S PAYROLL - Aocounang book- 8*00 for both Or baat offar Call Bnody'a. D2 C Rfeav Rd. BASSETT PINE CRIB - With 281-4430 SALES Rumaon haaptng E.partanoa m input/output CRT ft data entry changing tabta. Tiffany future G E 6000 BTU — Air con- WAITERS/WAITRESSES - t.p Ca* ttahiaan lipm 8SS-3S1S DHwtla aat ChMda lamp Can dltunar Frlgldlara 15 cubic ft only for dlnn*r ahrfi apply m 5*3 6606 artar 8 p i PAINTINO - And Light p rafrlgralor Hotpoint Haavy-duty paraon Mlllbrook Dinar, Rt 34 BASSETT CRIB - wtth mam aaa watftar, Hamilton gaa/propana Business Director Maiawn 8$3-i22O try. MaMa ft out No rob too amaH Bom* too Mo We* Mint cond $120Hl-chair $18 dryar Rhaam 52 oal electric hoi ATTENTION! WAittus'WAITRESSES ft raaaonabta Can 741-46S0 Potty aaata $3 Dtnotta eai. $15 watar haatar All working con- Starao in wood cabin«i $65 vac dition Sold aaparata or aa a A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES am«n«on THE REOlSTER BUBPERSONB - For pan ft full tlma awvninga Can 2*1-0224 tor RAIN OUTTERB cuum oaanar $26 Call package) CaH $42-370$ what raptytng to a W CManad A rapajratf am ploy man t ad 4*6-4027 Oaf DISWASHER — $36. Kan- CaN 7*7-2*48 or 747-UB3 mora waahar $75 Cuatom iinad SALES PERSON" - Naad ad to' WAITERS/WAITRESSES BATHROOM — WaH hung aink Cooka bartandare diah paopta R CAREY - JanNortal Sarvtoa Formica vanity White eiandard batga drapaa 166' X *8~ $46 3«4 Air ConilMlonlng, 54s xc«v«tlon ya»r round poataon Ea Ctaanwg omoaa m tha Had Bank toHal. 14- rougMng, 30* ft 31* Couch (naada covara) $26 Club E Landscaping & tat PilntlnQ* *d onry Apply "* paraor «n Pf ovtaton Co , 872-1251 I i ait for my ma/feat ara* (Wa n«var raquira a intartor ftuah doora Bargaina Chair $20 Call 741-6310 R»lrlg»nillon, _ Sfyta M Broad Si Had oontractf 747-338S Can 741-37*6 Lawn (arvlca —n. WAREHOUSE/TRUCK DHIVER OENEHAL TIRE — And whaal. H»tlng VINCENT P KLUNCK - Lawn RETIRED CARPENTERi - SmaM • EDFIOOM SET - Mu« Ml O» 1M-7SRI4 HM Mitad radial OradMga Clainlna., EDDIE'S PAINTING SAL.CS induaviat Supply Co Pipa. KEEP COOL ara • Backhoa M4-r«M •arvlca S landacapmg BiauWy varvae ft ttttlng Good working alia k>M and Mgn Wiinrch. wMM Blrcri Mod- wrtila wall. M0 CaH 741-4902 your homa. Fraa mmilai Furly Intartor 4 Extanor condittona Call Mr OnuW dacka Call 741-5787 arn wood No nails Chlldrac • to THIS SUMIVIERIII Inaurad CaH 741-OSS2 Spackllng. Raglailng. Cauthtng WE WILL TRAIN 774-0800 Q E WASHING) MACHINE S65 Flr.pl.c.B* Minor rapalra along wtth You (or a oa/aar in raal aaut* S1S.1S00 Mana be cond iwoo vaiu* EMC cond $140 Aieo naw de Raaldanual I co Timardal We) provtda comptate and com WINDOW WASHING J ft O Aahing MOO Call Mark &tin. aignar jaeni a>iaa 7 8.611. $22 R Thompaon («9->17t WoodBtov.B 82a Lawn Mowar pamilob prartanerva training Learn all tha 52 Babysitting Yaa mm do windowat Tnura. IPM-UPM only Call atef 5pm 485 MM 741-4400 444 Bathroo>m FIREPLACIS-WOOO BTOVES Tuna-upa For Fraa Eawnataa d*MsVta al ona ol our Caraa* Child Car* Raaldantii ft commarcial QlflLS BEDROOM SET - Llflhl CaDIddlaatsri-4403 Ntghta. 7 x p m CaH 871-377$ or 281-6802 BEDROOM SET - Mooarn 9 appia graan Baautltul condition R*modi ilIng ft SERVICE S REPAIR ftad Ban* araa-Thura Jury 1$ BABYSITTER - To cara for 8 ' • • DWW T h« EMtM> wa All wood Oood con- Includaa haadboard matching C•ramie Til* Rapaw J BUOk. M1-0U7 Raosonabls ratfM. Fraahotd araa-Thura Jury 2ft month Old baby m your homa or dition Baat oftar you mova Call footboard 46* draaaar with mir- J C BROS PAINTIN9 - my Tinion Fata homa Houra RELIABLE LAWN gusranttwd work. Fra» Naaarva your aaal *4*-*7*0 ft LANDSCAPING SERVICE •7M494 ror 4** daah wiri booKanatwaa ft ALL TILE AREAS - - Expart ra- 545 QftfnTHHrtg ant. aanmng. Fraa a CENTURY 21 Embindar Raeiton CAM 1 30PM Mon-Fri To atari matching chair Raaaonabla paira Bam ramottattng afnoa pick-up and daxivary. • Offlc«e Serving in Sapt Non-amokar Rotaran- Foodtng, aaading ft wae fling BEDROOM SET - M_4- 1*$$ lop AUtua, W 741.71W W • p m 872-2340 . BALES — Communication a BABYSITTER - Ptawabto. •• OIRLS MAPLE BEDROOM SET CERAMIC TILE company ia in prooaae ot a major partanoad tuH tlmax in our Lrttta 56 Situations - Doubtabad daafc chair, chaat CONTRACTING 590 Handyman S71-7SM aapanaton and aaaka aawral BCD — Antlqua wttlta canopy ot drawara. nlghl tabia. ntck- Battva. ahowar*. waMa A floora a»8 Light Hauling Brtvar homa $*0jS_*1S Wantad Mala/Famala wtth martreaa and foundation nack ahatf $300 Olnlng room Prompt aarvtca. Fraa aattmaMa EXPERIENCED trKTMUa/rnasa 'ape to i—aa/aaw BAiVSiTTEfl - HMlabta Your I. HOUSES - Oaragaa. yard > radto pocttai pagan iBEEPERSi SUNFLOWER $76 Ouaan auta aofa bad. brown hutch Larga china cabinat $500 CaM anynrna for aaft 2M-31*6 carpantry. turn IMdg t gu«ara niaama out s haulad homa MtddkMown VHiaga araa PAINTINO — Intartor/aBUatar Vi lha tn-atata araa Wa naad vioa FuWy ftoral. $60 2S4-6SS3 Cherry wood chaat of drawara NEW CERAMIC TIL I 1 REPAIRS LMfit Iraa work, wa work and •Mon tjyunnaan paraonabta. agorae-si- I 4V ••*• 2 chMdran 3 daya Flailbta BElOE TOILET - ft tank $20 $160 Call 671-3466 attar $ omar odd loba. No )ob too amaa .^jsotMMa rataa Fraa d»«- mottvatad pao#la with manag* houra. yaar round CaM r—a Caw 787-800S ORAVELEY - Convambta Trac- Rata- Can ISI-1011 aftar s p.m Qina 20' b»a $20 Madicina A DC HAULING S MOVING CO. • III CaH Rooan. 2M-S11B. mant potanttw and a d«aira to 871-4243 cabinet $4 A amaH alnk $3 Hand tor with 30 mow** $760 Sulky matoa S3O-T214 EXPtRHiNCEO - in at typaa of grow wtth a company that can BABYSITTER NEEDED — for 18 WE CLEAN * HAUL AWAY - with elongated ahafl. $75 Staar- Prfvaaa ft oommaroti light n«wi- cuttfvator $36 Aftar 6. 787-0776 homa imcromniant a rapalr. Ha- Daana ramovad. Local 4 na- PAPERMAWUNO ofiar a futura m tha raptdry grow- mo ok) m my homa Wednesday ing Dapandabta aarvtoa CaH ing 8uSaulkny • am 446 Braaa Nabla. raaaonabla rataa. Fraa aa- Ma. Papartvangar ing oommuntoafaona mduatry ft aoma weaktml) Houra vary $100 *46 6S68 nmataa Can Ba 941-aMI Curranty hav* aavaral oWlcaa m aflar apm 747-818$ CUSTOM. COMMERCIAL. RE Nmaa lo andra h •anotdgooda. Tha NmMWvi Touch °? "" 222-33S0 ORAVELY TRACTOR Wa guaranlaa to baal our oom- Fraa Eat 7'11-tSSO M.V , NJ Waahington ft DaHaa BICYCLE - 20*.- Phllbrooh SlDNTIAL BRASS ft chroma raN- and wMi ba a*pandlng furthar CHILD CARE - Chanoa for a 7 6 pull atari $426 38* raal nga ft product* Braaa OMary. 585 Homa pWDH by 10-JOH FULLY INS matura grandmotntv type to HandbuiH Brtaan frama Brat- mowar $1&O Rotary plow $225 t LIC Fraa aata 7S7-MS2 throughout tha U B in tha naair inga ft tubing Campangnoto Cla- 61 Carton St. Rumaon 642-7736 Improvamanta Ma Paparhangar futura Baaa aaiary plua com earn monay while caring for my ft Snow btowa. $260 Sulky $75 All Tha Form nlna Touch mant ClnaW Stova-anamalad A-1 DECKS - Dormara. and Birrs INDUSTRIAL - RaHdan- 1 mo oM tn my Abardaan homa m good condition Will Bail aep- 447 Carpanitry Fraa Ea , 741-SSSS Own tranaportanon fuH tlma 61 Buainaaa maMHc Mua Oflara ovar $1000 arata or package) 741 -BBSS mora. R.T. BuMdara. Prompt aar- BJtl CaH W-4«M aftar t 741-Mt*. M B C CUSTOM CARPENTRY - vwa Fraa aamtiataa. lafaianuaa. mejdtcal. llfa Ina Opportunity ROLAND GUITAR — And Syn- ntattor/artartor itaalgn FW- Cal anynma 717-OS71 furnaoa ramoval. FREE aaH- PAUL'S PAINTING — Oood work atoOk opttona Call Oary Man I CHILD CARE — 3 y*ar Old child BAR/BOAT SLIP — Prim* ahOr* BLUE SOFA $ CHAIR — Madi- tnaaitar Modal OR-300 Aaking modanng. rapaJra raflnlahlng at good f alar, Dooan'l hurt to aah tkan for immadMta. confidaottai Your home or my Mlghiand apt atyta Aaking 1225 $800 TV apactal 130 ft aun ADDITIONS — Camaim r*. how muchl Intartor/EManor location Tavarn with apt in- Quttatra I al houaatrtold )oba If It BENS INOUSTRIAU mkarvtaw or aand raauma to $ ttt-ft 30, Mon Fn CaM come Parking tor 100 Ptanty of 30*6 vwttchabla channal amp. 66 n«adn to ba done wa do it. nuaallng aarvwa Can 741-4H4 fraa ara. CELLUFONE CORP . 4S0 Sylvan *r*1-*$1* aftar $ room for wpanaton Financing to BOOKCASES wana. both ampa for $360 CaH or »S4-a1»S Hal t BuMniai ataan-oul aarvwa Ava Englawoad CHffa. NJ S3O-$13$ CHILD CARE — Taaenar looking jueviftod wrm $150000 down Cuatom mada. braahfronl typa 0*0 CARPENTRT — are. DUST BUSTERS - Commarcial. turnaoa ramoval 888 Paving 07S12 CaM 2*1-2133 for matura loving woman to QUN - UOSS 12 guaga pump laaaloital ranovalara Wlndowa. mataa. SSS-0SM. SIR LANCELOT SANDY HOOK watch my 2 toddtare m my homa BEAUTY SALON - Eat ovar *0 BOXES • CORRUQATED i with extra BBL Cad Rich. doora. kltortana. Mlha. akyMghta. •nampeetna. aanarai Panama houra. Mon-Fn Sapt to Ad noat SaVBMt. B 4 W LIOHT HAULINO CON3ESSIONS yra Tum-kay oparatton. 2 man- For Movtng ft Storaga and for $42-4437 daoka Compiaai ivoma rarrtadal - '* aaatar. wa wia atal an, June Exoauant aaiary Can hgara. good Fkad Bank locaPon Induatrluatry A oomptaM nn% of HAVE — An unwanted 'tarn or Ing. F -aa aattmaiaa Fu#y In- HAVE SCREEN WILL TRAVEL MMMos. Small nMMIra. Caa to. 18 yMrs A up. $71-7*** 4*2-4*72 or two you d »ka to ae»i? An ad thia WH Can 171-H74 our tern prtoaa S71-^iSS7. Call 872-0025. EXPERIENCED MOTHER - WM alia tor 10 daya. luai $6 M Can HOMI CRAFTBMAN - Carpan- oowa, doora. rooting. aMNng. Can cara for your chHd/ChHdran 3* Tha naplfriar Claaaiftad 747-IOfT SECUMTY kUTY SALON - Hwy lo- BOYS 20* BMX - atyta b amanM 4 ramovn poafttona. Minimum raquira- ftualnaaa tor aata Exc location CAMERA - Minolta TaJkar 36 741-Jiaa at atova grcund STI-4M7 Pre+ar aomaona wtth own tran- 730-tSM or 787-612* aflar 8 mm Auto fooua. $100 CaH $326 wit 450 C»rp«l Ctoinlng J.C. BROTHERS 880 Masonry manta ara high achool diploma porwton Caw 2*1-*161 642-1180 aftar *PM rs& or aqurvatant. homa phona and $42-1884 (anawtmg machinal A-1 BCPIWT Carpal Claying - HOME IMPROVEMENTS Sarv lea MAC* (NG.ROUND POOLS - II tranaponaffon CaH Mr Sagar al MATURE EXPERIENCED HOUSE PURNITURE SALE S hoflt*owftajm wa you want lo do it fight, gad Mac • CAR WASHES CANVAS AtVNlNO (3) — Oraajn MASON-CONCRETE WORK — *4*-3797 b#fw»n Sam and WOMAN - To cara for 7 month Sarv ft automatic atrip**) i ma window 108" wtda. Moving out of elate Muat aaH, rataa Ho> rla Hoffman. 747-otOa aM nanab pryaota t fnfjirountf Poota tonlghl Unar ra- 4 30 p.m Monday thru Flday An old m my Rad Bank homa. 3 daya invaatmant gotngl Com! chaap Qae dryar. draaaara, bad Sldawaan. pattoa. drtvawaya. p*f wamr/ni 4 pool rasa* apa otn«r 2 nta wtndowa 80* wtda. atapa. block 4 brtok. Fraa aan- U»** Qppfy tmptoyar a waak 9-6 30 Rafaranoaa Call $100 for an. Soya 20' Wka $10. frama ft much mora 767-2022 4S8 Cfp.t lntl«H«tton at Pvdy Inaurad 4SS-141S SBCUMTY PLAIN CLOTHES DE- aflar 6. 766-0*61 aqulp , financing Car aon • Diet ChlMrana etactronic organ ft JIMS CAKPET INITALLATION TECTIVE — For large ratall atora PRIVATE DUTY — Carttftad For fraa info 1-WO-223-7 324 banch $20. Chltdrena mapte IBM TYPEWRITERS — Salaa. daamng. ra-laya. ra- JOHN ASONfTf FIREPLACES Powar Washing Full tima/pan Uma aohadutoa Homa Haalth Aida Rad Bank DEALERSHIPS AVAILABLE labia ft 2 efwjlra. $20 CaH RENTAL 622-S26 par mo •mwonaa » rapun HH-4177 .. Of/aat—... EJipartanoa daeirad Oood op- araa $6 par hour Call 741-0*74 Earn $200 profit on $300 aala 767-7*44 Ranl-optton to buy 747-16*1 CayilWoMa ol Oooupancy * Stapa and panoa. Me 'footrs POWIHWASIIINO portunity aHoaHani ban«ftta Can M1-4S77 Nawty patantad products antar- CARPETING - WaH to wall M»_or«- Aaking Catarmg For AH Oioaio 4B*-200$ Abardaan EOE boy at our Mlddlatown homa DEALERSHIP - With National Any 3 rooma Irving, dining, I $800 Call 2B1-3*ft4. Hot N COM tandajfehaa NEW HOMES Aa—ani Atm- atoraga T M IT Homamatfa laladi SECRETARY — FuH lima. 37'» hr New thru Sapt Houra appro* Maintananoa Corp Aaaurad Ac- 22_!^_^ ?r__ ril _S" I « CHEN CABINETS - Wall asona Kltenana-Daoka. Futy m- MCK-S MOVERS - Inaurad. wMk for mantal haarth oantar In 12-6. Mon-Fri Mual hava own counte Qwarantaad $$00 w—kry »1-i00B 77 Canlar Ava •urad AH wont guanantaad. Cal aantor dlaeount. Fati aanrtoa. minimum Inooma $16,000 fuM oa. atoa Eatontown Knowtadga of Mn- tranaportanon ft axoattant rate* Fjrjanoj^ CM terry (Ml] | c cond Call TOTAL RENOVATION CON- typing akiHa E«c banaflta Band atudani O K CaH 741-0734 aftar CARPETINO - BO yarda 4 485 Chlmn»y 8wp» 718 Roofing raauma to CPC Paraonnai. 68 7PM or on wakanda Of I 4*6-2270 STRUCTION INC. - Adomona. DRY CLEANERS - Monmouth Qraaxi oarpatlng. gd cond LADY RUBS — Knit tope. SO/50 AUTHENTIC CHIMNEf BWtIP wlndowa. vmyi aiding, daalgn a. aiding Broad St. Eatontown. NJ 07714 "ow $ whita plaid •Ot ____ RELIABLE BABYSITTER- • Mai SubatantMl voluma High poiyaatar/cotton, litg /ahrt - All lluaa W off Avoid Fan Fraa aaamalaa. CaH S-FS ROOFING 4 PAINT CO Mhecper Mon-Fn 12-6PM prom CaM Jim or Ed. Mlddla- rt oftar $71-433* alaava, Rag A irrag Appro*. MMya Call now Jamaa A Hub- CM 63S-24S6 aftar 6 or «aM- bard. 741-SBK Yaara of a«p RmnmbU raMa SECRETARV - PuH Uma 37'* ton Realtor*. 680-0*00 CARPET - 12 by 1$. imaMty MOO al $4 or $H0/doi Fraa aasmataa. FuHy I hr w«ak for mantal haarth oantar $31-$4$6 828 Landscaping 875 Odd Jobs m Matawan araa Knowtadg* of LOCAL ROUTE FOR SALE — No btvb h Eftm 470 Clock Rapalr CaH 747-7444 LARGE DOQ HOUSE — $$ a Lawn Cara A-1 ODD JOS SERVICE — la- ganaraJ ofnoa prooaduraa Exc S3 Pomaatlc Halp only ROOFWM - PAINTINO - typing akllla Eac banaftta Sand CARRIAQE - Stroxar, ptay-p*>n •r imtaiiad bWga tub THE BRASS PENDULUM Dart homa rac«ka PuNy Inaurad. CARPENTRY — Fraa IISIV1III OUST BUSTEM — Commarcial, traffic tooaltona WHI n«4 approx anctoaura. $60 Qraan pltattc ABC — Ot pralmipnal lawn Can UO-SSt'i raauma to CPC Paraonnai. 5* raatdantial, floor wulng. oarpat awing/cradle, oar aaat. carriar, Thara la a naw man In town! guaianlaad. No lob too Broad St, Eatontown, NJ 07724 $228 par wwak 3 noura par walkar ft mobtlaa Toya Call coatad chain link fanca with guta. managamant Tha groundttoga I Can 472-144: anampoolng. ganaral waak WIN take $12,000 00 Write Export rapalr t raakxaaon al of atandmg lawn oara at a ATTIC — Baaamant. EOE •71-0330 poete and aooaaaortaa 130 . $TS roaaonawa rataa. Ctooka bouflhi ad now 946-96*9 Mr Bill Sloan al 1103 Putman CaH 2*4-2227 raaaonapla prloa. Cutting. ado- houaa. suftar rtaartlna. ROOFINO-SIOINO-OUTTERS SECRETARY — Part tlma tor Drtva, MuntavHkt. Al 36806 in- CASTRO PROVINCIAL COUCH a aoM Houaa cana. Fraa antlqua Ing, ulttwnlfig. fartMnng. Orag CLEARED out pamnrij. ate Laak rapan amoa 1SS2 eondo Typing ft ganoral offloa HOUSEKEEPER - 4 hr day. 3 elude nama. addraaa and pnona - Practtcalfy naw. Raaaonabta LAROE ESSEX TUB - 55 yaar a WamacM 9W-7ig2 FaM aarvtoa Can 910-0442 daya/wt* Muat hava own trana number or call 1-*O0-*24-3*12 CaH batwaan 8 a m -i 1 a m or S old Haavy caai iron ft poroalaii' Mam SI Anggua Canlar. M1 Rumaon* Fair Hs*^n araeta RalartnoM raquirad. Cam p.m.-T p.m. 222-S817 on paoaatal Appralaad al $1000 Main 81 Toma Rhajr. 34B-97M COMPLETE LAWN MAINTEN- ROOPINQ - Raaiaarnal. oorr. $71-02*0. SECURITY ft VALET - Poarttona ~ I offar Call 741-36*4 or ua-2M4 ANCE - Hadoaa. aftruba, bada, aao Painting* HOUSEKEEPER - Fun or part opan lor Hl-rtaa Condo Exp wa#d oonarol, daan-upa. gauramaad. Atlantic Contract prafarrad call 222-210* LAWN MOWER — 19* raar bag- Paparnanglntji Kg. SSHBI h Rafaranoaa Exoatont gar Lawn umbrallaa. 1 In caaa 2 480 Construction •30-1*74 SECURITY Al QUALITY PAINTINO-Dona aaiary. Muat drtv 483-4323 combination doora, 32H*0 and COMPLETE LAWN 717 acriba aarvteaa 62 Mortgagaa CHECK THIS OUT... H Bathroom apaca aavara CUSTOM HOMES wnn prtda. mt. 4 Ejrt. laaallant PINKERTON'S MATURE WOMAN — Llva-in AND TREE CARE tocai mamiuaa. maurad. CaH SECURITY OFFICERS Provtda companlonahlp/alda to O«t mom raadara to chack oui Call 6W-30O3. ;« yaari axp. Ovar too tiomaa FMIWOOO your ad wtth a CHECK at tha top Shora araa. Bu«dar. US-f 141. Ricti tor traa aWmata. Mt-lsti Put your koaaa on papor Lattor• Now •ooapvng applicationa for atari atdarty woman In axenanga LIVING ROOM — Madltarranaan manuaortpta. broofturaa. raporta Marlboro. Tlnton FaHa, ft Wall for room/boa/d, Naptuna city GETVISA/MC and/or bottom ot your copy Call ALLOCCA BROS — Cuatom Tha) Dally Raplaair Ciaaainad Da- atyta aofa ft chair, exc cond 500 Packs O W LAWN SERVICE d d ditd BlMng Townahtp araaa Full ft part tlma refa Raquirad Call 531-3*13 or Inoom* No-rWi gwinM 4 Stereo $ oontamporary style p amana Si artor-aa- Wa provtda paid training, iifa in- 7f "" partmant today for detail* Oua«ty Lawn Cara tartor Froa y—r OM oofptxatton l(M*d «Mh 642-1700 tablaa Call avM 8T1-0243 CUJTOM DECKS — Any atta Ca>2d-0B» mauroo auranoa, vacation, ft profti ahar- kxal DuWKM DUTMU. liwirn) and atyta. SpadaJlzlng in pool 747-46 ing You mual hava drtvar'a DOMESTIC HELP WANTED LIVING ROOM SET — Exc cond d h SAL bank and hot tub daoka. Praa aa»- IMPROVE VOUR LAWN TOOAYI ALL-AROUND PAINTH.IO 740 TraaBarvrcas itoanaa. car. homa phona. 8 Muat hava own tranaportatlon 2 r uaad 2 print lova aaata. mataa. FyHy Inaurad. S71-1B74 THE LAWN BARON ctaan polk* ft work record* Call dayt par waak Rataranoaa Call vatvat chair, glaaa lop braaa cof- WOODY-S TRIE SERVICE 229-7*62 «n»r 9 pm Fo. o-ochur. and «pc«o«»oii DECKS — Any Soa. Any Styta. itt-7O0 Traa 4 anrub tnmmma 4 (808) 1*8 0—6 ••nd U tor po«ag« and hantf- COLOR TV - Zanltfi 16' o*Ma faa tabiaa. and lamp $400 CaH Equal Oppty Emptoyw M/F raady. 6 mo. oW. wtth TV VCR 22*-16*4 Fraa aaBmataa. Can Ouamy LANOSCAPINO - Soring otaan- Was*^a **aJnHno,. Jr*1~i**'i avaa ramoval Fudy maurad Froa WOMAN — To cara for aaml- uno (njfunda•Ma) K FAC, Inc . uBitilln Ca«M0-tS1l atmnd Paid $330. aall for $260 Homa iniprovamanta 4*6-3087 A 4 L SERVICE STATION ATTEN- mvaMd atdarty lady, amaH houaa- PO *c> 1 - (mynta. O* firm. Call 767-3636 LIVING ROOM SET — 4 p Aak to- Bob work. RunnHli rataa Can DANTS — Naat a courtaoua a hotd Clfffwood Maiawn araa MMl-lMt, Colonial Plna trim Harcuton 741-SMI. aak tor Bruca 788 Typing aorvtca muat. PuN-part *ma. Ev««lnga S Lrva-ln 6 daya. Sun -Frl $60/day 4O4.M7.M11 COLONIAL SOf A S LOVESEAT plaid matarial 6*00 or baat offar 808 Pl»c-Jockay pjaafcanda Bar»a Sunooe. 121 CaM bat t0am-*pm 741-S134 $200 CaM 747-4708 NELSON SOOTHERS pig»ma Can 741-4010 Hwy. 88. Kayport $—BS11 LOW MTU CaM 2*4-3662 aftar 6 P m THE PARTY MASTER LANOBCAPtNO I. ft hour ap- LOVELY OLD WALNUT — DM. MobW DUO-Jookay with HgM Pi mmlprnl fan Satvtea. SlDtNO MECHANIC OR HELPER 54 Situations provM. Itxl Miga • Corp toww COLONIAL COUCH — Wing badroom aat. $326, Small •how For all cm Minna Oradu- Fraa Eaamataa. CM tit IIm Exp. pra«arred Own tool* hatp- Wantad Famaia kramaf Fm I M4- back. Harcuton Oood condition mahogany braakfronl, $160 An- ananafCMaTi-sisv AR EXCELLENCE fut. notnaoaaaary CaH 4BC-0623. $76 Call 2*4-4)162 tiqua graan bur*au with hand SALE - Traaa. armba. Summar ANOREWS PAINTINQ — AS am- r. 741-S7OO aakfor Pat CLEANING BY KAREN — Homa palnlad nowara, $76. CaM 830 Electrical otaaianca. 19% off low raaujar CONTEMPORARY WALL UNIT 842-1112. —.To July 7 llolm.al Farma Vary raaaanaM wtth rataranoaa. Fraa aatimakaa — 6 long, TV, Ughtad bar. glaaa Sarv lea* m-ssts Ca< M1-4412 787 Window Ctssrdno SUMMER JOBS CaH $71,153* aharvaa, atarao unn, atoraga LOVE BEAT SPARKLE WtNOOW CLEAN1NQ 71 Msrchan drawara. $260 Evaa 8SS-1S24. Brown vafvat STEINER ELECTRIC - N.J. Ua. TOP BOH. — RHn dart larm tap OJSPAINTIt*a BOYS AND GIRLB OVER 13 COMPANION AIDE — To aanior 2yaaraoW U9 7S41. RiaUailHal Cnmmatnlal mavvura avaMftvaa win WOAK AFTERNOONS AND citiian or convalaaoant batwaan for Sal* CORNER - Braaktaat banch L- CaM 747-9N1 Induatnal. 3-HR SATURDAY EASILY EARN $40- ma houra of $ S 3. Cooking. ahapad Rad ft Mack vinyl up- SERVICE 741-M41 SSO WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- driving and paraonal oara Call 1 CONVIRTIM.I — ClUro hotatary Including 1 matohlng LOWERY — Magic Oania Organ. TATION NECESSARY HOW- 530-664* oouoh and oltomanand 11plm chair, i tabla 42*42 Parfad with color chord*, track 2 rythm. EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN mapla iMng room art. Call cond. Aaking $176. Af*ar 6. banch aaat 4 Dooki Includad KEANSBURO. PORT MON- COMPANION - ft Homa oara 747-244* Mual aall. Aaking MOO Call MOUTH. HAZLET. BELFOP1D Mid 40 lady would llka to oar* for 4H-0815 aflar • p.m. 82.000 DIFFERENT ADULTS CAN 4 LINES-30 DAYS ONLY $4900 AND MIDOLETOWN AREAS a gart*aman and b# hla compa- AW CONDITIONER - 9000 ITU. CRIB WITH MATRESS — Llka THIS IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE nion Alao oara for hie homa and Ol in Mewwr U00 louara naw $100; Saara aiardaa Wka. MAPLE DINETTE SET - 4 SEE YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK CALL 542-1700 FOR MORE INFORMATION ahara hta Infraaa*. Can danoa draaa tit M iiicalUM. Ilka naw $60; KUchan tabta with 4 ehalra Encallanl condition CaH CALL MR. DtCKBON 642-4*B8_ 671-2107 Altar S. HHW Ct—ra $10 CaM 73*-476* ravtm MONDAY. JULY 15, 1985 10B Thr 300 Autos tor t**r HO Metorcyct— 300 Autos for salt 300 Autos for Ml* 101 ApTtmont* 103 Rentals to 131 Houses lor bale 152 Boats ft i97TMUSTANQ II - V6. auto, KEANBBURO — 3 bedroom Col- HONDA 1977 - 60oc. Runs BUICK — 1176 Century wagon COBVETTE - 1H1 p/a, p/b, am/fm. Oood oon- 3RD FLOOR — 3 room apl RED BANK — Oarden apta 2 Share Accessories Mded 12660 or Broadway KeypoM $3M ma * bedrooms, living room, dining onial, fireplace, formal dining, flood, $200. HARLEY 1S76. SSoc. wtth tan leather. AH Jillon Just paased inapectlon room, new kitchen $67» Incie HIGHLANDS - 1 Mtdroom * large properly. $66,000 Klrwin 16' STARCRAFT - Boat only. Not running MINI BIKE. 3hp top Oarage kept. 360 auto Call 222-6916 after a\ etedrtc Avail Aug 1 *7t-1673 Co , 7S7-6OOO Beet ofter(s) 34,000 adult driven mllee heat, not water * cooking gee use of apt with worklrig mother Fiberglass. In good shape $1000 Runs $U BUICK REOAL — 1974, p/s, p/b. 1966 FO*M> MUSTANG - 3 ROOM APT - 4th Si . High i'imo aec No peta 741-9115 After 6 291-8516 or beet otter Call 692-0060 ask a/a. sm/fm, ortg owner, exc _r.ctal prtoe, 111200. Call LITTLE SILVER - SjXffy 3 forTR tires, exhauet •1000 o lands. Avail Sept 1 I32S mo bedroom brick front {sotontal mechanical oond. M76 Call 642-266* offar. Call 2t 1-0275. piui utHs Call 671-1673 HONDA CB 76OF 3 ROOMS - t3«0 * electric. 1M 105 Summer decorated to the nlnee 'r» vary 14' MFO — 66 h.p. Cvanruda. 9 741-9394 after 6 3OPM ELDORADO BIARIDZ 1976 — A-1 ABERDEEFTTO RED BANK montha security No peta Can attractive traditional ttytti. For- Verier Sport Fairing with radio. 1N M - Oon- Rental! tanks, new battery, trailer. $1360 BUICK SKYLARK SPECIAL 1972 46.000 miles. Loaded. Sunroof, vertibie. Runs flood. Asking 7B7-MW after 4 D m mal dining, break laei nook, Call Chris 496-3662 OAKHURST — 2 bedroom turr — Convertible $400 Call brown, automatic $6899. Call MJOO Call 767-61M. TINTON FALLS atudy, fireplace, basement, and 291-1469. 2A4-SSU or 671-0667. 1 bedroom Only 1300 apl Living room, kitchen 1 m oeoroeoua backyard. $1 66.600. 1973 — 19' Stury, cabin crulaer. OLD6MOBILE 197* - cuetom Irom beech 631-2618. I A ARMSTRONG AGlENCY. tamdan trailer. 136 h.p. Merck BUICK CENTURY 1977 I FIAT SPIDER — Con- EATONTOWN TWINBROOK outboard, Power MH. galley, r wagon, 8 peesenger, full POCONOS CHALET — Sleeps Realtors. 555 Prospect At*.. Oood oond. Eagle tires. Alpine vertible. 6 apd.. exoellent con- T A/CVAM/FM stereo,, nenw 4 room| Hid* Oh 1300 • VILLAGE Little Silver, 741-4500. head, power winch, axe. cond HONDA etereo Best offar. Can 671-3424 dition Call after 3PM. 291-3366. 12. TV. fireplace, bo. Depth sounder. Must sell due to ££7Bree. New dl NEW JERSEY'S • 1 VOLUME after 6 p.m. exc oond. »1SO0. WEST END GARDEN APTS. ing Avail wefch/ July LITTLE SILVER — Cuatom spirt Illness $3600- 644-6349 or HONDA DEALER 16SS FORD ESCORT L - Button 1 oedroom All bill! pd 1300 • i * 2 bedrooma Irom $4BO Mod- 3 bedroom. Irving room, formal 496-2012 Rl 6. FraanoM BUICK ELECTRA — Park Ava . wagon. Owned by Ford Service OLD6MOBILE CUTLASS B - srn. spacious apts Heal, hot i 106 Furnished dining room, eat-In kitchen, den, i. 4 door, ve, auto, fun Mgr Must be seen ft driven to MIDDLETOWN 1970 36 RIVER QUEEN HOUSE- 462-4661 1977 Parte or whole. Call :old water Cooking gea in- Rooms 2'4 baths, finished basement, 2 •er. am/tm nassatta. new appreciate Aaklng 64398 671-0762. i bedroom Woo t last S300a cluded On-premlaea tennis car garage Air conditioning, gas MAT - V-8 QMdteeal. Vary KAWASAKI KZ660 SR 1ST! - tlraa. immaculate condition 741-3532 or 366-8345 ask tor OCEAN GROVE sourta, pool, recreation area. A3ER0EEN TO RED DANK hoi water heal, greerihouee oood cond Weekdays Exc. oond.. laat, loo many extra* $7200 or beat offer. CaH Jim OLOSMOBILI - tf» F6S Near Esiontown shopping Exc Rooms A studios from $40 s wfc p m 747-3465 201-224-2933, weekends lo Mat Mull Mil. Baat oftar. Call 671-1266. 66.263 mllee, all orlgtonal Beet 1 bedroom All bills pd *300 • tchooli Ocean Two HOME RENTALS, Bkr. 349-1234 201-2*1-446*. 222-4804. FORD MAVERICK 1974 offer Call Ml-73** BUICK REGAL I960 - 44,000 Auto. Heads work. KEYPORT Highway 35. OaK hurst MIDDLETOWN - Coton laJ-06H OLDSMOBILE OMEGA 1*74 S31-4923 542-0812 A8BURY PARK — Single occup new. 1Vi baths, 3 bedrooms with 1963 20 DEEP V CUDDY CABIN 1964 KAWASAKI QPZ BM — Ex- Auto,. AC. PS/PS, cruise 1200 or beat offer Nic« erea 4 rooms MOO With or without housekeeping option for 4 12 X 36 family - Excellent condition. 126 FWC Dalian! condition. Karkar haadar. Exc. oond. inside and out. Call 767-2876 Runs, needs work. EASTKEANSBURG ; BEDROOM - New kllchen A Mature Refi 515 First Ava. roonVklichen 2 atory foyer, nice Volvo Low houra Boat comes 32600 or baat offar. Call $4,000. 774-4176 or 776-2675, For parts, etc 2 bdrms. child oh 6400 s Dath Available at once $475 * private lot Now under co netruc- complete with CO package VHF, 671-1606 FORD GRANADA 1976 — 4 door •ISO. oatl7»»-64eO ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Near portaPoity. extra aide curtains, 1973 CADILLAC ELDORADO - automatic. Runs beautifully LONG BRANCH jtil.llee 545-9769 bua. ahopplng A marina Nc tlon $124,900. SUPREME 3 bedrooms. h«ai paid $NWs STARK AQENCY 78 7-2777 extra prop, full canvas 1983 SUZUKI «l ID L - 4,000 Convertible 76,000 miles, full Needs new brakes and power OLDS CUTLASS . ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 102 Hous** for kitchen prlveledgee. share bath tandem trailer, marina paid tor M Mini condition Qaraoa power, leather Interior, 12000. •ring Very rusty 4 mtcheHns. 187879 —M Mini condition. Very low $175 per month + security MIDDLETOWN — 4 txsdroom season. Buying bigger boat nap! 11200. Call 4M-2666 CAM 229-4948 2 almost new. $400 264-4482 or Mleege 663*76. Call 229-0627 or 2 bedrooms, chiidran ISOOi Rent 291-3476 $99v6 Call 767-1962 after 6. 71-912* evaa- MANY OTHER AVAILABLE! ranch on large corner lot. Quiet YAMAHA 1*63 VIQAOO CADILLAC - 1675 P/B. new949-0706 CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDS A~1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK KEANSBURQ street Cloee to commutin g. Prin- 1963 — 17' PROLINE center con- Oaraga kapt. I1S00. power brakes, s/c Nice S6O0. FORD GRANADA 1874 PARK CHEVROLET HOME RENTALS. Bhr 389-123' KEANSBURQ Room tor rent. Pleas* call cipals only. Call weekends or sols. SO h.p. Johnson. Trailer, Mlt »aa lo appaclata CaH 496-3636. 4 dr 6 cyl 6600 eing-Servtoe-Parts Cottage, heel paid. $400 767-6669. 787-2547, after 6 p.m. weekdays For ap- radios, many extras. Like new Call 264-7074 TTSian FOR RENT 767-7247 pointment. 747-2682 CADILLAC 8EOAN DE VILLE - LEONARDO Musi see this one $6000. Call 281 Mops)d« 1976. 4 door, fully loaded, brown FORD OALAXIE 600 XL - 1964. PEUaeOT-SAABOfW*LL BEACHFRONT Cottage, child, pets ok $300 • KEAN8BURQ — Room with MIDDLETOWN — Looklnu to buy 672-0666 leattier Int., mint condition. For pans or reetoratJon En|oy Costing fishing and Ihl kitchen. $76 a week Working or sell your home? Lei us help 1 RED BANK 22' 4" MAKO 1962 — Twin 115 6-STAR GENERAL 1M1 $3300 Musi see Call 671-6604 Vary original, Baat offer baach "YEAR-ROUND genMeman 767-2397 after 4:30 youl CENTURY 21 Clnbln.ler Re- mariners New this season Lees 8260 or baat oflar 642-1602 Stssr (Kaanaburg beach. Pkwy Ear Duplex Ail bills pd .$500 ettora, 871-3600 Call 405-1035 CADILLAC — 1981 Fleetwood PEUOEOT 60S STI t*M - 117| A 2 bedroom compiaialy KEYPORT — Victorian house. Brougham Absolutely loaded. A FORD MUSTANG II QIAH — Loeded. A/C. eun-root. etc Must mau'latod Ranch-typs Ouptcv ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Ideal for mature bechetor MONMOUTH COUNTY •- Cell water. $17,000 Call 7 MOPED SACHS I HO - Oood very impressive oar 67,000 1976. V6. OOOd condition A/C. ell. I11.S00 Ceil 544-623* Shopping, achoola. eipreei 2 bedroom Nice area $500a $2O0/mo. 1 mo. sec 446-4036. for our complimentary brochure oond.. Mmat Includad 8166, miles, Aaklng $10,600. CaH P/S. AM/FM stereo caeeette. of enclusive listings 25' LUHR8 — Fiberglass 316 1874 PINTO WAGON — E*oat- bum to NYC. JC. ale Yat. or FAIR HAVEN MIODLETOWN AREA — Com- Chrysler Fresh water cooled. Fly firm Call B7O-M15 767-1424. r/def, new battery, snow tires, lent condition Needs motor quiet daad-and street on tha FOUR SEASONS REALT OR8 rebuilt engine. 14.000 ml 96,000 Cottage, kids/pets, $500 fortable room In unique selling bridge, ewtm platform, VHF CB, PEUQEOT MOPED CAMARO 19S6 — 8 cyl auto , Make offer Call 767-6740. beach Kitchen and bathroom lor non-smoking holistic type RUM8ON 53t'-9600 depth recorder Very good ml. on body Asking 82900 Ceil updsted Clean Move-in" con- MIDDLETOWN MIDDLETOWN 671-5200 P8/PB Body In good shape 7PM Mon-Frl. 291-1602. PLYMOUTH - 1879 Voiare sta- male Call 872-0222 cond., $6600 Cal" 'l 741.74,-*433 ^ Runs wail, 11660 or beet offer tion wagon 8 cyl. auto, s/c p/s. dition July 15 2 bedroom Child ok $500 HOLMDEL 94< 13700 $450piua r« mo aec TOMS RIVER-lurnlahed room, 14 ALUMINUM — Siarcreft boat PUCH NEWPORT II — Oood run- Osys 767-0064, evee 264-3048, FORD LTD II BROUGHAM 1978 p/b, clean Looks ft rune exc No HOWELL OAK RIDGE REALTY — 2 dr., dark blue, vinyl, auto , 473-4305 or 739-3202 4 bedroom Pels Oarage $600 kitchen A bath privtlgee, 1 mo. Adult Communities A trailer with 26 hp Johnson ning condition. SIM Call attar 6 CAMARO Z26 19B6 — 6,000 dents 6*60 741-13—. security, $260 mo., 244-4710 motor $1500. Call 642-1630 p m. 842-0403 302 v-e, PS/PB/PW. air. rear MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE 341-6060 miles Loaded. T-roof. Must sell. defrost, am/fm stereo, timed PLYMOUTH 1046 FREEHOLD CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDS 26' BAYLINER SARATOGA - 3 PUCH MOPEDS Saenfloa $11,600. Can 431-9300 108 Commercial OAK HILL — Color ,ial 4 days, 493-aw av—. glaaa. 66.000 ml Perfect cond Special deluxe All original Runs HOME RENTALS, Bkr 389-1234 bedrooma, 2'-* batha. den with 1977 Weekender Fisherman 69 1250 takaa all. Asking $2500 Call 544-0060 FREEHOLD Rentals channel C B , VHF radio, com- ft looks great CaH 767-—17 fireplace A parquet floor a. cloee I maaiaga I 1974 CAMARO — 6 cyl . auto 1973 FORD GALAXIE 1871 PLYMOUTH VALIENT - 4 HAZLET AREA - 2 bedrooms 5 rooms. Kids $400s to pkwy, train A ATA T. Call pass, digital depth Under, 2 bel- matte, 75,000 mile*. Runs good JUST RENTALS Bkr , 389-1555 RED BANK — OFFICE SUITE, ief lee, 2 auto bilge pumps, 2 '41-13*4 $700 or best offer door. a/c. auto. 6 cyl. runs Beet 1 t batha. fully carpeted. Central Broed St Appro* 400 sq ft. plus 871-2660 Asking $1400 Cell 747-5233 Air No pan Call 495-i.V. anchors, swim platform, built in PUCH MOPED 1971 CaH 672-1356 offer. Call 4*6-4555 KEANSBURO— 3 bedroom. Best utll'e. Call 741-1443 days; OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Aa as- flan box In stem, hydroile trim I ma na». 1SOO ml. 1329 CAMARO LT 1976 KEANSBURQ — By owner tectlon Cloae to NY. buses a. 671-4141 evea A weekends. Call 671-7143. FORD VAN 1961 - Econollne 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY - Fair sortment of superior nmm homes, tabs, 2 burner prlnoeee alove. 360 engine. A/C. AM/FM case 160, A/C. radio, auto.. PS/PB Maiicuioui 2 bedfoom, 80x100 •tores All appliances & carpet- HOLMDEL — Corner Hwy 39 A from $186,000 WayelCfe Woods atainlees link, toe box, head, all PS/PB $2000. Cell 496-2267 condition. Aaklng 6360 CaH ng. M75/mo. + utlls + 1'* mo. PUCH MAXI MOPED Like new. 16.900 ml $6800 Call 747-1636 lot central air. gas heat Walk to Laurel. Prefect location for North and Longvtew Village 12\*H Coast Ouard equipment $12,000 Naadl mmof rapana NY bua atop, atorea. A beach we 1 year lease ft references CAMARO 1988 — Fine car $696 642-0193 A South traffic Ready to occupy mortgages By appt. Century or beet offer. Call 741-3691 1129 Call 642-9342 CaH 671-6145 afters p.m. 1878 PLYMOUTH HORIZON — $79,000 Call 212-931-7514 col- -al^ 4BS-3M5 mil mile. 400 aq. ft $400/mo Building Co, 631-06&S. FORO GRANADA 1677 - 2 dr, 32 mpg. 4 apd, am/fm caaaefta, tact BROADWATER — 25 Sport CAMARO — 1961 6 cyt . auto good cond. New Irene brakes Ask for Al Curry 071-6111, REO BANK — Now tiere'a what Fisherman. Qalley. heed, sleeps 290 Trucks & new urea ball Joints, muffler. KEANSBURQ - 3 bedroom'. KEANSBURG P/8. P/B, A/C, tilt wheel, em/fm battery, tires High mi Beet offer brakes, battery, guagee Spare 2 bedroom, kids $300 • LINCROFT we call a reel gem A classic 60- 4 Excellent condition. Slip In- Trailers cassette Excellent condition Eves 586-2677 perts ft shop menual Full main- U70 per month + utilities Call Reian and Office Space. yeer-oid, 4-bedroom Colonial cluded for season $4500 Call 542-0791 after 0 Duplex, 5 rooms $300. CHEVY PICK-UP 1179 .•nance records Immacualte 5 rooms, kide $400 i Call for appt. 747-4521 with high ceiiingi, apecioua 531-3638 FORD VAN 1*7* — Chateau rooms, formal dining., ahady 53.000 ml. 81000, modal, 4 oapt seats, bench condition Call 671-204* - Modem i JUST RENTALS Bkr , 388-1555 OFFICE 8PACE FOR RENT - 22'2* CARVER CAMPEH - Dedroom carpeted apt Un- porch, fireplace am] 2-car gar- Call 767-6636 CARS UNDER 82,000 seats, Fully carpeted Too many PLYMOUTH FURY ill 1*6* Long Branch Call 9 AM PM, age Immediate poneeeelon Of 1976. 166 I/O Marc Cruiser. S/S sxtea in tist Call 264-0057 furnished, cuatom kitchen tiled KEYPORT 670-9336 prop, F/O Sleeps 4, stand-up CHEVY CIO 1H2 — 6 cyl KINQSLEY AUTO SALES 17 000 original ml Mint cond bain, laundry Suitable for Single 4 rooms. Heal paid $400 i fera invited $128 5'X) PB/PS. long bad. cap Claan 767-7667 FORD GALAXY 600 1966 — Ceil 671-67*6 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT E.A. ARMSTRONG) AQENCY. head. 2 sinks, refrigerator. VHF, per ion No peta $375+ utllltiaa JUST RENTALS Bkr , 369-1555 DF, dual bananas, muet aeil axe. cond . 34.000 ml 15.800 CHEVETTE 1979 — 4 door. 4- Convertible Greet ehape Ceil PONTIAC VENTURA 1*74 — « The LodQS 485-Ml9 V| block oft Broad St. Red Bank Realtor, 555 Proapfjtf Ava., Little 842-4271 or 842-378* 2*1-14** Parking 800 aq ft $600 mo Call Silver, 741-4800 $6900 Call 222-4064 speed. am/fm, new tires Good cyl standard Good oondltton KEANSBURQ - Modern large LEONARDO CAT AL IN A 22 — The perfect 1961 CHEVY CONVERSION VAN condition $1200. Call 872-2*93 1876 FORD ORANADA — 62,000 $698 Call 830-71*3 Cottage K Ida $300'a 747-6660 RUM8ON — M• >dern Ranch •tudto apl Cuatom Kitchen ataii family boat. Many axtraa Includ- - LoaOad like n*». 67900 Call CHEVY VAN 1966 mllee. VS. p/s, p/b. a/c. 4 door, IBM PONTIAC LEMANS - Ex- bath, fireplace, parking apace, JUST RENTALS Bkr , 389-1555 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - house 3 bedroort16, gariige, fin- ing 8'*hp Manner outboard. 741-6134 Of 670-7606 white with blue top 81*00 After $400 per month includea utilities lahed baeement •xoeHent lo- $400 or beat offer cellent condition $2*00 Call laundry Suitable tor single par- LITTLE SILVER — 2 bedroorr Anxious to sell Pries nag Call CHEVY PICK-UP TRUCK 1662 - Call 466-2460 5PM 2*4-616* 542-0372^ eon No pets $400 Udit in- cape, attic baeement, quie> 767-6900 cation For saII hby owner 671-6667. $150,000 §42-79' 5 bet 11-1. Fully loaded 67460. Call 1965 CHEVY CAVALIER — Con- 1076 FORD ORANADA — 2 door PONTIAC OFUND~PRIX LJ 10*1 eluded The Lodge. 496-9619 street, gas heat, top location RED BANK — Office for rant sd 291-0696 diyi. evea 291 1108 Ohta modal, auto. V6, stereo, air. Available Immediately $600 per lacent lo Count Bans theatre RUMSON • U' nque English COX BOAT TRAILER vertlble Brand new Only 2500 — A-1 cond $6000 or B'O Will Holds 17' boat. Plenty of rust miles A/C, auto, trans, loaded low mileage, garaged, new tires except even trade for custom- KEANSBURG month * utilities Evea 739-0487 300 Includes everything Call Tudor House In prime location 6 CHEVY LUV - 1979. 4x4 Good condition 2 bedroom kldl $300 1 bedrooms. 9 bs tha + 3 room New wheels Good for parts condition Great running Brand CaH 663-46*2 after S. Mint condition $1500 o beet nod van Call James Daya 946-4648 642-5536 $125. Call 642-6593 I offer CaH 677-0*71. Duplex. S room! $300 i servants'quarters Large kitchen new tires ft rims KC's AM/FM 1876 CHEVY IMPALA — 2 door. 6O6-606-1336 or 632-31** 5 rooms. Kids $400 I RED BANK with dining ar aa. Oaa heel I' (MNOHV stereo cassette Many other fea- a/c, am/fm radio. Needs tune- GEOROE WALL 1962 PONTIAC TEMPEST MATAWAN Prinlcptes only 1.365,000 tures Must see 12600/bo Call JUST RENTALS Bkr , 389-1555 4 rooms. Heat paid $400 a i Beautiful WATERFRONT Office Aaklng $100 or best offer up 6*9* Can 741-1393 LINCOLN/MERCURY 4 cyl . runs I Building, 600 sq ft or 1200 aq ft 671-O6M after 6PM 5 rooms Kids $500 a TINTON FALLS. — By owner Call $72-2644 Shrewsbury Ave st Sycamore KEYPORT suites 842-6500. CHEVY VAN 1*74 fu w o r 6 rooma. Klda Ht pd $600 a Ranch. 4 bedroom. 2 bath, 14' FIBERGLASS BOAT CHEVY PICK-UP 1B7t - Vary Auto trans PS. 360 engine * * * " > _ T47-6400 4 rooms Heat peid $400 • JUST RENTALS Bkr . 369-1355 STORE FOR RENT - Exc Hwy Jaiousied eni ranee, finished Call after 4 good oond. 70,000 ml. New JUST RENTALS Bkr . 38S-1555 Needs tune up and body work 1878 HONDA CIVIC - Auto PONTIAC CATALINA 1970 MIDDLETOWN — Luxurious location 2500 aq. ft. 320 R1 34. basement, 2 car garage, large 767-6663 carburetor, exhaust system and $600 or beat offer trans, ideal ss station car or for Make Offer Aberdeen Info 566-3223. patio, mground concrete kidney paint (ob Has high cap with side townhouse 2 bdrm, eat-In kit 16' FIBERGLASS — With 66 hp CaH Chuck after S p.m. 672-»341 College commute Asking $500 CaH 2*4-61*7 LEONARDO dining room, finished basement. _ Mike doors. $3,000. Call 776-6496 or Call 671-20*7 Cottage Kids $300 a eun/Furnlahed Office Suites motor plue extras $1000 Call CHEVELLE SS 1970 - Wrlh PONTIAC 1*72 — 2 door Grey back yard.$675/mo 642-2117 eWlth Secy $ Arw setting Exc legation. Raada JUST RENTALS Bkr , 389-1555 Rd. (off Siycamore Ava) 767-1240. craigers Small blco* Chevy 1*7* HONDA ACCORD - 60000 miles Good shape Oar eShrewsbury, call DODGE 1972 Power Wagon, Hatchback. 5 apd Vary good LONG BRANCH — 60 Dunbar $124,900 Cat 171-3261 OLA8TRON ALFA Asking $1600 or beat Offer Call age kepi 4 brand new Urea Ask- MIDDLETOWN — 3 bedroom V6, 4 spd 7'* P/Anote plow 663-1461 ask for Joe. oond 36 mpg. steel redlale, new Av* Oppotile Monmoulh Medi- UNION BEAC H — By owner Sailboat. Fiberglass hull Cap. Csll after 7 p.m. 741-11196. ing $1196 Call 741-7*31 110 W«nfdtoR»nt Capacity 2 adults •, brakae. am/tm. extre rime ft PONTIAC ORAND PRIX 1972 - cal 1 bedroom, living room, Commercial r« •sldentlal property CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC Snows $1600 634-4483 days. kilchen S485/mo Includes neat APARTMENT OR HOUSE — In Call 671-0223 1982 DODGE RAM 150- 8 cyl WAGON 1960 - 8 cyt PS/PB, Primed and reedy for paint )ob 671-6145 after 6 p. Union Beach County Housing Assumable -norigsge Great p/t. p/b. p/w, 4 captains chairs, 747-1*74 evea 1 water Available 7/6 Paul P potential Preientty luncheonette 14 HOBIE — Trailer, Jib. beech A/C. AM/FM. 62,000 mi tee Exc Motor ail redone, all chrome Bova Inc Realtor 671-2544 MIDDLETOWN Progrsm. guaranteed rent. Al- i couaaibie couch am/tm cond Aaklng $3900 Call PS/PB, auto 4-speed, • cyl Int MDDLEOW on main road t53,900 Days wheels Excellent condition. cassette radio, a/c. 32,000 mi LONG BRANCH — 1 bdrm 6 A $ lowable lo $600 par mo. Exc 671-6*1* after 6 in good shape $3000 or beat 6 rooms Air $600 • 555 refs Please call 767-5166 730-0015, sv« • 747-1S19. 775-1841 U600. Call 264-7453 Anchorage, beautiful 9th floor JUST RENTALS Bkr . 369- 1673 HONDA CB 3*0 — LowOffer no lees than $2600 Can ocean front, pool aauna MIDDLETOWN - Resldentisl 3- CHRISTIAN FAMILY — Looking WEST LONO BRANCH — For 18' HOBIE CAT — with trailer 1 PM DODGE CREW CAB 1*6* CHEVY MALIBU — LOW Church 787-9361 SflOO'mo * util 544-9424 or sale by own-sr. Must sacrifice Yellow hulls, 2 ootor sal's Double mileage 43,600 Engine good mileage, runs wall Carba Just bedroom, 1 '* baths, den pslio. i lor 3 bedroom house tor under Pick up. Beet offer rebuilt New front Die CanPONTIAC 1*7* — Station 544-0505 acre wooded $85O/mo. * utlls SM0 In Union Beach. Call Lovely 3 bedr oom home on quiet trap A harness Many extras Cad 741-36*1 running condition As is, best Street ExceJI »ni condition Din- Ready to sail. 871-92U. offer Call 741^*3* evenings 741-2*1*. »-* $600 Wagon While Excellent con- 2S4-5764. 264-9425 after 3 ing room, gai age, finished baee- 19S2 DODGE - S yard. I ton dition Oood ttree $1200 Can IMP 77 196* CHEVY IMPALA - 2 door ILLNESS IN FAMILY - Need MIODLETOWN - 4 bedroom. COUPLE LOOKING - Fof an apt ment. Many extras Muet aee dump, 11600 or trade for ptcn-up someone to lake over peyments 2*1-236* 21. baths. Fenced yard $1160 house in Hazlet. W. Asking 1110.000 Call 222-7811 23 ft. cuddy. 238 omc. M 000 or van Call 630-0M2 sports coupe, ratty wheels $360 LUXURY GARDEN APTS - 1 Men.-Frl weekends on 1**4 Chevy Celebrity 18 000 PONTIAC 1*72 oed'oom Beautiful landecaping ERA LINCROFT REALTORS Keeniburg. Union Beach. Key- etereo. M,000 ortg mitee. 2ND mllee Every poeeible extra, to 1976 FORD ENC 160 - 6 cyl 3 owner. Needs minor repair Ex- Fsir cond Pool 1 ml from G9P Call 747 3839 EVES 747-4521 port area 2 bedroom. Will pay 132 Condo.ftV 18' JOHN DORY - With trailer spd standard shift, am/tm radio numerous lo mention Ruet $260 2641646. 9-6, IF up to $500 2 children 496-1760. and IMS 26hp Evlnrude. Very 11 ZOO Call weekdays after 6 oe«eni for restoration $400 or proofed has bean Q OCEANPORT — Small 2 Story Tovmhoutti beet O*HK Cai 4W-4568 CeM 672-1*67 Colonial, 3 bdrme, fenced yard ask for Rich or Judy. low hours on motor. 11800 Csll p.m 291-61U oondiHon Call 2*1- 530-8*04 1*74 CHEVY MONTE CARLO — RED BANK MOTORS INC MATAWAN t900/mo • jllli. 222-0146 COUPLE — With 1 child looking HEAVEN ON A HILL FORD FALCON VAN 1W4 Runs excellent Body In good JEEP 1*74 CHEROKEE - 4 131 Nawman Sptingi Rad Bank 4 rooms Hest paid $400 • for an Apt or house In Middle- 24' LUHRB — In water Runs Excelleni condition si drive, quadotrack, low Doooa-AMC-Jaap-Ranaull 5 rooms Kids $500 S town, Atlantic Highlands area Endless vkr m of Manhattans condition High mileage 1678 RED BANK lights, the b sy. ocean A Sandy oood. 11000. Call 671-3071 or Call 671-0616 Or 842-6257 Can 4*6-02*/ range gear, good engine ft auto 747-0040 0 rooms Kldl Ht pd $600 s 5 rooms Kids $400 WIKIng to pay up to $6O0/mo Hook Eaat-ti icing condo at East- 671-3026 trans ft body S21*6 Can JUST RENTALS Bkr , 369-1555 6 rooms Kids Ht pd $000 s Call 291-2643. eeh tor Karen points. Hlghl inds 2 bedrooms, 2 1976 FORD F150 - 300 6 cyt . 3 CNEVETTB - 1M4 2 door 4 $7-23*1 after 6 pm RENAUl T i E CAR 1*60 — Ftonl JUST RENTALS Bkr , 369-1565 OUTBOARD MOTOR — 4 hp, spd p/s. p/b. new paint, muet apd am/fm, 19.000 mllee Sport whaal drtva. atarao Full Ranauii FAMILY OF 4 — Will care for baths Qnin( | room opens lo ter- Clinton air oooted Exc running JEEP CJ7 - 1*77 ExoeHeni MIDDLETOWN your 3 bedroom home as our ' ace Pool. ' ennla court, sauna, eeti 62000 Carl 747-0349 SSup e $4$ 4 roof Look! graal. 61200 6 rooms Air $600 S RUMSON — 2 bedroom home Cond |1M After 6 p.m condition 50.000 miles Herd top 642-6037 overlooking the water $725 per own Muet heve cellar or oarage gyms, valet parking 4 24 hour 291-138* OMC PICK-UP 1M7 - 30* V-8 Cell 477-27*3 ft bikini top $3000 Can JUST RENTALS Bkr . 369-1555 $500-$600 960-0196 security IKVO.OOO RITTENHOUSS month + utilities, I'.i month se- CENTURY 2 1 COZENS. Realtors REBUILT 3-epeed 6600 or beat otter Can CHEW MONTE CARLO IMS 741-3146 evea MODERN APT — Near transpor- curity Available immediately MOTHER OF 1 - Looking lo 671-6M2 31,000 mi . 2 dr. LINCOLN-MERCURY INC tation Bsst lime to call before Call 747-9064 independen tiy Owned/Operated VI Manna angina. 10*0 JEEP WAOONEER — 4 600 Rl 36-Ooaan Twp 776-1600 share apl. or houee with another «13Rlver R.) Fair Haven Call after 6 p.m. 583-3571 JEEP CHEROKEE. 76. V 0 exc cond 67.500 noon 495-0410. mother. Call 776-9211 Call 8**-*333 el drtve runs exoellent. 4 SEA BRIGHT - House. 2 741-76M 19' 1971 REGAL — Fiberglass condt , many extras. 64500 call tires Beat offer Can SAN6ONE OLDS-CADILLAC RED BANK — 2 bedroom apt bedroom. Riverfront with deep RESPONSIBLE LADY — And CHEVY CHEVETTE 1*79 — 4 dr 672*423 available Heat I hoi water In- water dock t private beach, 2 car Good shape No motor 11200 daughter, need 2 bedroom apt Celt after 6, 787 5*49 iCK UP BED — sv» stap-etda 4 apd. A/C. Cloth interior good cluded No pats Call 741-5672 garage Available Sept, let $950 oond , $1400 or beat offer. Call 1*71 VW KARWAN OMIA - + utilities Bahrs Agency, 1 Bey In nice ares of Red wtth step bumper ft tonnaau Convertible Some rust Needs SKYHAWK 1676 Bank/Mlddletown Yearly ieaae 19 RHODES ODAY — Keel, 671-0426 1 dr V6 6760 IV, Highlands! 672-1600. MIDDLETOWN — Shadow Lake reedy to sail Aaklng S26O0 Call over Wlfl ftt standard ptck-ups exhauet $1*00 1674 Karman RED BANK Starting Aug.-Oct. Up to village. 2 t«droom condo with em 1968 to pnsaant- UaaMant CHEVY MALIBU 1M1 - * cyl 4 Ghia coupe some ruet $1200 CaH 364-7074 5 rooms Klda $400 $600/mo Call 530-8622. 291-2109 TINTON FALLS — 2 bedroom, 2 glassed in front porch, golf, ten- condttton 6666 or beet o«e* Can door, A/C. P6/PB. am/fm Orig- 672-1*23 THUNDiRWRO 1676 6 rooms Kids Ht pd $600 • bath, garage, yard. Avail Sept 1 nis, pool, but transportation AILBOAT 23' PEARSON - Ex 41-SMS. inal owner 37,000 mites S4M0 JUST RENTALS Bkr , 369-1555 KITtON CHEVROLET CO 71.000 ml No pets. Aduiti preferred $650 available L ow maintenance fee oellent condition Fiberglass 61 LYMOUTH ARROW PICK UP - Call 747-7—f lat S1000 takai it -10 Call 566-0936 By owner. Call 747-S2M or Dhryeler O/B • RED BANK AREA — Charming 2 530-8715 676 4 apd. manual clean Runs 1*77 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC Call 466-1776 btdroom apt Credit ret. a must. VERMONT SKI HOUSE — ka new 67.000 original mites — Asking $1400 Accepting of- Ui\ 532-7965 or 222 LABWOLA MOTOA* TOM'S FORO $6lW • utilities Cell 670-2525 Located between Bromley 4 131 Hou$«$ for NAVESlNK RIVER — Luiury 1.2, 2300 Call 466-11t3. fers No carls after I p.m. lOOHwy 36 RUMSON — Hesviiy wooded es- Stratton Mis Sleeps 10 Avail, by or 3 bedroom condo from SAILBOAT - 17- Venture Great 967-67*4 Red Bank laie Very private 1 bedroom car- the week $525. Call 626-59M Sale ACRIFICE — Moving out of 2*4-1*00 1100.000 Rent with option lo day sailer, overnlghtar Ca&in. state Son toe oream truck wttn CHEVY NOVA - 1*77 4 door. riage house apt Central air. fire- ABERDEEN - Excellent upkeep buy. No pels Call 741-0618 LINCOLN - 1660 Tow ca> 4 TOMS FORO place, sun deck. modern generator custard machine ft va. auto. p/s, p/t). a/c. am/fm 200Hwy 36 104 Winter Rentals in beautiful Country Clubber with OLD BRIDGE — 3 year oJc /C Selling very cheap Call __J*tte. Good oondltton $1300 door Mint condition fuHy kitchen Isundry. good storage. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, living room 12600 Call 642-6404 j ] Mull aaa 66660 CaH 264.1*00 •wall lo *aii, etc Adults preferred WEST END - Prime residential townhouse. IM,000 3 bedroom or baat offar Can 67t-6O3O 0> >( vith fireplace, dining room. Irg, garage, car tral air Call 2-54-3483 671-6664 TORINO STATION WAOON 1*72 No pets References $950/mo area, Beautifully furnished, kitchen with family room, util IS'-V SEAHAWK — 1982 open CHEVETTE 1*82 - Auto . radio. Celt 842 '601 spacious 3'1».000 Call 7 38-2473 767-3660 CB radio. 81200 Can 222 6574 1972 20' PROWLER - Fully seH- ctulaa control, ovatdrtva. votoa 700 MAXIM 0*0 Realtors 631-2000 AUDI 1963 6000 S — InoHinl 1676 MERCURY MAROUIS — 10 VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1676 - Ei HIGHLANDS — 1060 14x06 I con telnet J, air conditioned condition Warranty Full power warning lyMam. oowar aunroof FAIR HAVEN - RIVER OAK9 AaHIng 66760 Call 666-SM3 paiaanaar wagog n Full powatp. oaltani condition inaida and out I bedrooms. 2 baths, central air $2200 or beet offer. Call Extras $10,000 Call 767-2640 a/c 62000 o baat ft CH Ranch 3-bedrooma, ''•» baths, 138.000. Call 2-91-5960. 767-3S16. baat oftar CaH 81200 or baal oftar CaH large living room, dining room. DATSUN 260 ZX - Turbo 1661 767-3616. 6*1-1161. AUDI 6000 - 197*. 4 spd.. a/c. SUvar/blua. aulo. an oottom Ej. family room with Cathedral cell- HIGHLANDS - 1976. 2 220 Wanted cruiaa control, Blau-punkt MERCEDES 240 DIESEL 1*60 - 1985 V MAX Ing, eat-In kitchen, greenhouse, bedrooms. completely stereo. Good condition $3600 or oaHant condition SO.OOO ml VOLVO 1661 - 46.000 on* ml a cyl 5 ipttd man SIMI diK 66000 Can 264-7630 aflat 6PM Show room condition AH op- AM/FM caaaana. aunroof. air screened porch. Targe walk furnished Good condition inside Automotive t offar. Mutt sell CaH ttona. aun roof Muai ba aaan mi ism through expandable attic, fire- ft out. 2 air conditioners, shed. DATSUN STANZA - 1662. 6 86600 ot baat oftat $2399 aluminum awnings ft overhang. JLJNK AND RUNNING CARS 583-6734 eves ft weekends 312.500 or baat oftar U6-0760 6726370 place, central air. vinyl siding. 5*0-0102 weekdays aak for Tim. Lovely fenced-in yard ft '* acre Convenient In buses 625,000 $25 $1000 paid 24 hr. flatbed MERCURY COUGAR 1*76 Csll 291-1649, snd towing service. 251-9366 VW BUO 1671 - 64.000 mtlaa NOW ONLY $4599 Must be seen to be appreciated AUSTIN HEALEY 3000. MK III Needs work Motor In exoellent 8660 Nabullt angina Oood tun- By owner. Call 747-6678, W'£ BUY USED CARS — Top IMS DATSUN 260ZX 1962 - 6 cyl. 5- condition $600 CaH after 5pm ning cat Call only 6 a.m.-11 am 30% otl any helm.lt with purchSSS 140 Real Estate dollar paid. Schwertt Chrysler- Black, good condition •paad. PS/PB. air. PW. cruiaa 2*4-«*76 of any bike, plus tree T-shirt FAIR HAVEN — Cape Cod. 2-3 Plymouth. 141 W Front St., Red $7,800. Call 747-342* control raar dafog.. am/fm bedroom, redwooded bath, large Wanted MERCURY CAPRI 1*60 — 4 cyl Flank 747-0717. BMW 19*4 - 4 dr .Slate cotor. Mop. maga VW FASTBACK 1*6* LEASE PURCHASE NO MONEY DOWN a 41 full finished baaement with dry I WILL BUY YOUR HOUSE ntri gold pin itrlpaa. Tan S-apaad. A/C. PS/PB. am/fm Cuilomliad. naw angina bar Deep lot Plus appliances Valour Int, sun-roof. Mind per- and auada Intarlor. QL •tatao Call 767-3321 IN ANY CONDITION - AS IS 200 Auto Rent/Lease vect oond. 51.000 ml $13,700 or 6660 MONTHS NO ersdit nciuiif) to qualified buysrs 1103,900 Call 741-1269 FOR CASH. CALL 60S-2626. 1676 MERCURY BOBCAT - Can 466-0610 TRIANGLE AUTO LEASING beat offer, CaH 222-7116. financing Available 3E 4K FARMINODALE — 3 bedroom I WILL BUY YOUR HOUSE AM/FM tadto, p/i, 90.000 mllaa Ranch on corner lot. Country Call for Quota BMW 2002 1971 — Runs wen, CaH 2*1-602* IN ANY CONDITION (KM) 929-2247 body has minor rust Muet sett. OODOE DART 16*6 — 1674 kitchen, wood stove. By owner. AS IS - FOR CASH motor |uat InataMd 6360 ot MERCEDES - 1*76. 2400. 4 $81,900 Call 938-5587 before 9 ~ t offer. Call 741-0173 after 7 VW RABBIT - 1676 4 apd 4 YAMAHA/ CALL 866-2826 270 Auto Service*/ baal oftat 736-4666. door, baby btua. auto Irani, cyl Raar Oa-tog. conaola. flaw Parts DODQE DART - 1674 W.OOO am/tm, a/c. aun root full powat. ovaraua Uichalln XZXt Na» Rl. 35. Mlddtolown. N.J 957-0050 OLORIA NILSON MATAWAN BUMLER ft BITTER INC mHaa 6760. 1*73 Craatwood alngta ownar. axe. can Muai tf whaal covara Juat tunad. rum Hwy. 35. Shrewsbury. 642-6009 I WILL BUY YOUR HOUSE 72 ft 74 AMX Plymouth-Chrysler-MO-Jaguamouth-C r Dodga Wagon 6660. Can i 6*126 222-6766 baautlfulty. Call 741-2626. 6-6 IN ANY CONDITION - AS 10 - Call 222-8918 32*0 Hwy 38 264-5000 264-1166 81750 HAZLET — Spacious 7 room FOR CASH CALL 5*6-2628 MERCURY ZEPHYR 1661 — 2- BUHLER ft BITTER INC. 4-cyl. 4-apd . AM/FM split level 3 bedrooms. Ca- WANTED - Mobile home. 17x64 DOOQE ARIES K 1662 — A/C. VW SUPERBEETLE — 1671 1985 QUADRACER thedral ceilings, redwood deck. CAR MOTOR - All rebuilt 316 Ptymouth-Chrveier-MG- Jaguar PS. A-1 malntananca May ba •ana. Fjtc running cond Exc 32*0 Hwy 36 264-5000 Look! good Runa axoanam. Ra- refrigerator, diahwaaher, waah- $300 or beet offer Call 642-9672 thoroughly aatad 637*6 Call body. 66.000 highway ml. Aaklng er/dryer Convenient to all major r 6. BUICK REGAL 1976 - A/C, FM 74H642 or 741-2226 1 Highways. 1 block from train sta- ENGINE Ford 302 stereo. P8/PB. $2200 firm. Can MOB 1673 ssari" 767-6610. DODOE VAN 1676 - PS/PB, tion 1119.900. By owner. Call About 67.000 ml. A/C E>0. AM/FM atarao caaaat Doaa not run. 100 Auto* lor Mlt /"\ni. BBS eu»*i 6600 ot baal oftat 264-7569 And on dolly $100 1973 BUICK CENTURY la. Fully loadad. Runa good 152 Boats and Call 671-9472 1600 Muataaa 767-7361. CaH MUr 7 p.m 261-6246 lAJADRUNNERS HOLMDEL After 4:30, 747-113* 1677 MONTE CARLO — 60,000 EDWARD W. COLLINS 260 Motorcycle* 1*62 DODQE OMNI - Auto. a/c. units* iv IM i UP win HIM. Accessories BUICK SKYLARK LIMITED — p/a. p/b. tap* daok. am/fm orig mllaa. am/tm, naw paint AGENCY 946-4144 lob/vtnyl top. a/c. runa wall. ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY 10 MIRHO-CRAFT 10*1 KAWASAKI — 440 LTD 10*2. Ej.ce.lsnt oondltton. P/8. atatao, MM ballad Ma. 62000 With engine. Good cond Back rest, luggage rack, Shoe. CaH 466-6666. 82200 or baat oftar 261-6669 KEANSBURG — Shell 20x«6 Asking 91000. SporiFeimng. MOO Call able offar. Can 741-6613. 16*6 FORD MU8TANQ — V*. NOW ONLY Must be reflniahed. ideal for a Cell 74 7-944 •> 166* 0O0OE COLT Of LUX - 36 1972 BUICK ELECTRA 126 — mpg guararttaad AM/FM radio, 64.000 origumal mnaa. naw apon AVIS large family Buetneee amuee- HARLEY SPORTSTER 1963 — Hraa 6 rlmi. naada minor work. ment ions Call after 8, 14 OLASTRON i9OAT — With 46 •300. Needs radiator repair. CaH naw Aaa. 24.000 mHaa. AaMng HP Chrysler and trailer $1600 or Exoellent condition. New parte. after 6PM. 63400 666-4607 or 672-0006. Muai aall Can Tony altar 6. 787.0620 beat offer. Contact Donna, extras, chroma. Secrtftoe $3000 Young Used 1999 LITTLE SILVER — Lovery ranch. 767-3441. Call 642-9497 after 5 BUICK REGAL LIMITED — 10*3, DODOS ARIES 1661 - 4 dr.. axe. oond., garaga kapt. PS. 4 MUSTANO MACH I 167S —SS1. Cui-de-eec Half acre tree lot. 14' BLUEJAY — New traHar. 2 HONOA — 1976 CB-500 3500 ner. AM/FM etereo P/aeel, tilt apad, 36.008 ml 631*6 CaH A/C. PB/PS. AM/FM. Ekoattant Cars Principals only. 747-9283 seta of sails 666(1. Can be eeen mltee. excelleni shape $750 or 642-0666. condition CaH 226-6667 altar 7 wheel, cruiaa control, ate. M.0O0 p.m. LEASE PURCHASE 30* iff MI at Hoble Cat Marina, All. High- baat offer. Call 642-23M after 6 hwy ml $6200. CaH •42-4*3* CRESTWOOD DODOE WAOON For Sale N. Mow 0*-. . Us> 1. 41 »«*»• IWsJeSt Wtth pffdltM newest! 4 bedroom Cofonli lands. Call 671-2140. baths, formal dining. eat-In HONDA CM200T 1660 — Street BUICK ESTATE WAGON 1*7* — 1673 - 6460 1674 Chraatwood MUSTANO 1667 17 lm.6tsi| M. • ito (-...t MM-IMTT fa OMWIW lassn, *I llf Mb. kitchen, and basement Vinyl 14' TRIHULL — With Trailer A 16 bike 1 owner. Beckreet. pad. 2 FUN power, A/C. 100.000 miles 1 Wagon. 6*6. Baal oftar tor both Exoallani Condition h.p. engine. Like new 11500. Call helmets Settling Estate $350 owner. Good oond. body ft CaH 2*4-1166. Muat am. coated aluminum siding. Dave 477-4222. 496-4332 after 6 M aM. 747-OJM 1119.900 We recommend Im- CaH 671-1M4. mechanical. $1300 747-6S66. DOOQE COLT LS — 16*3. Char- Can 630-7704 'TT7 671-1295 mediate inspection HONDA SILVERWINO BUICK CENTRUY 1M1 — 4 dr.. ry fad. a/0. 4 door, asok. low MUSTANO 1666 Alh fMlutM E.A- ARMSTRONG AGENCY, 16 SEA RAY INTERSTATE auto.. Air, PS/PB, AM/FM, mHaa. muat aaa. Muat aaM. Convartlpta Realtors. 555 Prospect Ave . Lit- $500 w beet offer. Mint oond. Many extras. $7200 loaded. Now Brae, perfect in ft 64600 CaH 641-6164 or ON can and truck! tle Silver. 741-4600 Call S42-M72 after 6 or beat offar. Call 291-1816. out. Muet satl. $40*6. 73B-O1 741-0377.