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Vol. 107 No. 311 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JULY 1, 1985 ?5 CENTS INSIDE Hijacking ordeal ends SPORTS Americans on their way home

If MENM WATSON The Associated Press FRANKFORT. West Germany London newspaper, • A NEW CHAPTER The hijacking and faith" were rewarded when the pilot and Testrake said investigators have turned up no ol TWA Flight 847 started as 38 other Americans were released by their "They were hopscotching all over the evidence the plane had been something familiar but it wrote a new Lebanese captors. Middle East,' he said, commenting on his bombed chapter on international terrorism. H Roger Testrake said in a phone brother's marathon flights to Beirut and PaMlA interview yesterday evening that he was Algeria, to both locations a second time, and 5A • ISRAEL DECIDES Israeli of- watching his brother on TV as the major finally back to Beirut. networks covered the release of the But though the pilot faced a challenge ficials say that the Cabinet will NATION hostages first to Damaskus. Syria, then to unlike his fellow hostages, his position was decide today on arrangements to West Germany. probably more secure, according to his Contract rejected return 735 Lebanese prisoners to By 8 pm yesterday, the 39 former brother "He was probably the safest man The union representing 4,500 ship their home country. Page 7A hostages had boarded a plane from the on the plane They,needed him," Testrake builders at Bath Iron Works, Maine, • WANTS PLANE BACK Trans Syrian capital to Frankfurt and freedom. said voted overwhelmingly to reiect the World Airlines wants It plane re- John Testrake s 17 days as a hostage He noted that on TV appearances, his company's final contract offer calling turned after it was left behind at the earned him fame that will outlast his brother empathized with the Shiite Moslems tor a three year wage freeze and to go Beirut airport. Pag* 7A captivity The pilot was earlier filmed in a , who were holding him in Beirut. H. Roger Testrake Shiite hijacker's grip with a gun held by his out on strike See Pilot Page 2A 5A STATE ; Criticism Goode is a man born again' Casino Control Commissioner Joel R. Jacobson whose description of Frank see black males who can do something else Sinatra as an "obnoxious bully" led If STEPHANIE 61UCMUN besides shoot a basketball the singer to boycott the state, has The Register "Unless men can stand up and be men. then we joined a chorus of criticism against LONG BRANCH - Philadelphia Mayor W can't have the kinds of role models we need, "he the recent "Doonesbury" cartoon Wilson Goode said he spoke "as a man who's been said. strips satirizing Sinatra. born again" to a packed house at the Second "It's time for Christian man to stop binding Baptist Church in Long Branch yesterday behind the skirts of the woman, of their wives and 4A First Good spoke "as a Mayor," touching on mothers and children. We need strong men to LIFESTYLE the bombing of a MOVE radical group's house in stand up and be counted and assume their rightful Philadelphia, and several broatj. political sub- place as fathers in their households. New opening jects He mourned "the apparent end of the "It is not enough to know how to make the partnership between Washington and our local A career in law was not something babies. You have to learn how to take care of governments. Our local governments are struggl- them," Goode said. The statement, delivered Cecilia A. P. Silver had ever ing to find a way to meet the needs of those who with a half-smile, drew chupkles from the envisioned for herself. But Silver, 34, are hungry and ill-housed," he said. congregants. of Rumson, has recently opened her Then his focus changed. "But as a man who's Whether the world's problems will be solved own general law firm In the Mid- been bom again, a long time before I heard does not depend on a "masterful politician," Lantic National Bank/Merchants about a city called Philadelphia, I heard of a city Goode said, but on whether good men are willing Building, Red Bank. called heaven, " the North Carolina-born Mayor to stand up and assume their rightful roles in 10A said. churches and families and neighborhoods and Goode said his first remarks were-for the press, cities. but his remarks as a Christian were for the Men's "A Christian man will be the father in his house Brotherhood Club of the church, which sponsored and be the leader in his family," he said. yesterday's proceedings. Goode's first remarks, on the state of the Goode said, "I've come to challenge the men world, included a grim assessment. Referring to to do more, to become more involved. You hold the hostage crisis, the runaway national defecit, INDEX the key to whether we can solve the problems and the cutbacks in federal aid to cities, Goode facing our cities and neighborhoods." said, "what we see is a world that somehow The problem of urban youth seemed to be appears to be out of control." Goode's primary focus. He told his audience that Good referred to the disastrous bombing of the BRIDGE 71 black fathers are failing to be the role models MOVE home in Philadelphia in May that sparked CLASSIFIED 71 their children need. a fire destroying 61 homes. "What happened there COMICS M "Our young people are becoming hooked on all was the e happen." he said. CROSSWORD ... W other kinds of things. Our young people are going But he said he is taking responsibility for the ENTERTAINMENT. . ... a* astray because too many men have failed to be outcome nonetheless. "I've learned that if you HOROSCOPE .. 10* the right kind of role model for our young take the credit when things go right, then be man people." enough to stand up and take the responsibility LIFESTYLE.. . 1M "Especially our young black boys and girls when things go wrong." he said OBITUARIES.. . need to have role models in 1985. They need to See Goode Page 3A OPINION ... M• Mayot Wilson Qoode SPORTS ... 11 TELEVISION ... M RN's. GN's. LPN's, Aides. Ex- Action Front Page Readers Flowen • Fruit Baskets • Gifts Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! YOUR TOWN Your business will do more busi- U^- plore the opportunities. See the ness in our Business Directory in get fast results. Attract 88,000 Send something nice to show you Read the Help Wanted columns in Nursing/Medical Directory in today's classified section. readers with your ad here. care. The Directory of Florists is today's Classified section today's Classified section. on the Obituary Page. 2A • JULY 1, 1985 PEOPLE Hijacking writes chapter in terrorism Syria, Israel's implacable foe and no Testrake, on the day he was l| MKRT MM take control of most of the hostages. friend of the United States. The price remained the same: released, said that Israel's prisoner Tht Associated Press For those aboard TWA Flight 847, more than 700 prisoners In Israel. roundup in Lebanon was "state The hijacking of TWA Flight 847 it became a short course in the "We do not make concessions. We terrorism. ... It should not be started as something familiar — an muddled, murderous politics of the do not give in to demands. We do not covered over or forgotten by the airplane captured by armed desper- Middle East, where some of the encourage other nations to do this," world." adoes — but it wrote a new chapter Americans had been successful in White House spokesman Larry Just to make sure that such in terrorism. business, some had come to pray at Speakes responded. Reagan told the messages got home, Amal decreed The ordeal became a TV hijack- the shrines of the Holy Land, and hijackers, "for their own safety, that that all television tape and film ing, with captive Americans appear- where three couples had savored the they had better turn these people would be shared among all the ing day after day to plead for their first days of their marriages. loose." networks. release, to tell loved ones they were The cabin attendants aboard the On the June 21, the Hezbollah well arid to express sympathy and On Monday, Berri announced that radicals took their turn for the Boeing 777 said later that they had the hostages had been split up to support for their gun-toting captors. a bad feeling about that flight, which cameras, rounding up a thousand It began with hatred, brutality and thwart any rescue mission and one supporters to chant "Death to began in Cairo and stopped in ailing hostage — Robert Peel Sr — murder. It ended with hostages, Athens, Greece. There had been two America" and "Death to Reagan," worried relatives and militias all was released. and to burn the U.S. flag. hijackings, with no injuries, that On Tuesday, June 18, the hijackers chatting by telephone, live via same week — a Jordanian airliner The hijacking tested the firmness satellite into millions of American released three more hostages, in- of U.S. ties with Israel. Washington was hijacked by Shiite Moslems two cluding two Americans. homes. days before, and its cockpit was had condemned Israel's prisoner Yellow ribbons bloomed across a , Inevitably, the hijacking recalled roundup in southern Lebanon, but blown up after everyone was re- the tough talk of candidate Ronald country which felt frustrated and leased, and a Middle East Airlines after the hijacking the United States shamed, emotions all too familiar Reagan during the Iranian hostage refused to press Israel to release jet was hijacked the next day. crisis, and his vow in 1981 that from the 444-day captivity of Ameri- There had been a fuss in Athens them. Israel vowed not to yield to the cans in Iran. terrorists faced swift and effective hijackers' demands, but — if Wash- when a'21-year-old Arab carrying retribution from his administration. Quickly, we became familiar with two fake passports was denied a seat ington asked for the prisoners to be the captives: Arthur Toga, telling For now, Reagan told a news freed, Israel would thirlk about it. on the aircraft, but two of his conference on June 18, "I have to his pregnant wife not to worry; Allyn companions strolled on to the plane On June 23, Israel announced it Conwell, the laid-back ringmaster of wait it out as long as those people would release 31 prisoners the next with grenades and a 9mm pistol. are there and threatened and alive, a raucous news conference; pilot In the air between Athens and day. That had nothing to do with the John Testrake, doing a television and we have a possibility of bringing hijacking, according to the Israeli Rome, 143 passengers and the crew them home." interview from the cockpit window of eight became -Hostages and U.S. governments. Berri agreed, with a gun at his head. "I've pounded a few walls myself demanding all the prisoners. In Beirut, the hijackers freed 19 when I'm alone about this," the The coverage raised agonizing passengers while more gunmen Syria stepped into the negotiations questions, and TV anchormen worri- president said. "It is frustrating." on June 25, while Speakes warned came aboard. The plane went to But, he insisted, Iran was dif- ed out loud about whether they were Algeria, where 2] passengers were that Reagan was thinking about being manipulated Once, Pan ferent. blockading Lebanon and closing the released. On June 19, Berri permitted a Rather of CBS asked Conwell if he, On Saturday, June 15, Robert airport if diplomacy does not pay off too, was being used. television interview with the TWA "in the next few days ' Dean Stethem, 23. a Navy diver, was crew. "We're OK, Testrake said - "1 certainly am. We all are," The next day, Amal released beaten, then shot, and his body was but the cameras also picked up Conwell said, adding: "It's a role Jimmy Dell Palmer, who suffered thrown off the plane in Beirut. gunmen waving pistols that I pretty well have to accept Meanwhile, as many as 10 Ameri- from a heart condition underline conditions." The next day, Amal produced five But now, Washington wanted cans — those the hijackers thought hostages for a news conference A Or as Testrake told the Beirut had "Jewish-sounding names" — more: "We insist on release of our tower on June 14 when it didn't want brawl broke out among reporters, hostages, all 48 of them, immedi- were taken off the plane. and pistol-waving militias hustled him to land: "Be advised we have no Back in Algiers, the hijackers ately and unconditionally," said choice." the hostages out. They tried again Secretary of State ShulU ASSOCIATED PRESS released 53 passengers, mostly For 17 days, that was the madden- women, children and the elderly, and "We as a group do most import- The other seven Americans were PHOTO OPPORTUNITY — This woman doesn't leach arts and ing reality. No choice, or only the five night attendants. They antly want to beseech President kidnapped in Lebanon in 1984 and crafts to berserk children. She's Gertrude Shilling during Ladies' painful choices. demanded — and got - the release Reagan, and our fellow Americans, 1M5, held by shadowy groups who Day at the Royal Ascot racing meeting in Ascot, Britain, last week, President Reagan denounced the of their comrade arrested in Athens to refrain from any form of military aren't talking about their terms where odd headgear is rather the norm. hijackers as "barbarians" and If Israel did not release 700 or violent means as an attempt, no Berri protested that his militias vowed to hold them to account, but prisoners by Sunday morning, "the matter how noble or heroic, to had nothing to do with those kidnap- admitted he couldn't hit back as long price will be paid," the hijackers secure our freedom." Conwell said pings, and had no control over thoie as hostages were being held said The hostages were being treated Americans Conwell. in television Israel, America's ally, came On Sunday, the hijackers were well, he added, the last thing they appearance Friday, said he was under intense but unofficial pressure back in Beirut. The hijackers got 29 wanted was to be handed back to the "distressed" by the new US de- Pilot to let its prisoners go. passengers to sign a letter begging radicals who hijacked the plane mand Continued from Page 1A Richmond, Mo. were busy all day Berri walked a fine line between Reagan to refrain from "any direct Once in the hands of Amal (an Quietly, a deal took shape The yesterday, and Roger said he was conciliation and bluster, trying to military action on our behalf" and to Arab word meaning "hope"), the hostages — the 39 remaining from it was great to hear his com- not able to talk to his sister-in-law. placate both the United States and press Israel "to release the 800 hostages all said they were being the TWA flight - would be trans- ments on the plight of the Shiites, The brothers are very close, his most wild-eyed allies prisoners as requested" treated well, and many became ferred to Syria Israel would release Testrake said "It certainly shows according to Roger's wife, Official Washington, which thrives Nabih Berri, leader of the Shiite outspokenly sympathetic with the the prisoners, but admit no linkage there are two sides to every story Margaret. She said that her husband, on leaks and gossip, obeyed orders to Amal militia and a former resident asipirations of Lebanon's Shiite min- On Friday night. Amal took the "He has very high praise for the who is 54. mimicked the career steps shut up during the final days of Detroit, embraced the hijackers' ority — If not to radicals such as the hostagei to a farewell dinner Amal Shiites. They took him and the of his older brother John — who is In the end, the key was held by demands as his own, and managed to original hijackers "I think it's over." hostage other passengers out of the custody now 57 — from the family farm in George Lazansky shouted to re- of the original hijackers " Ripley, N.Y., to the armed services, porters Testrake said his brother reserved to the Spartan School of Aeronautics Hostages But a US official in Washington comment on the original hijackers. in Tulsa, Okla.. and to flight-related said: "There are still lots of op- "He was in Beirut and Syria. It jobs in Kansas City, Mo. and homes Continued from Page 1A welcomed the release of the 39 book, and pink carnations and rotes portunities for screw-ups ' would have been highly imprudent of 'a Parkville. Mo. . maneuvering over the hostages but demanded the release as a parting gesture On Saturday. Berri postponed him to speak on that," Testrake said. After that, the brothers parted gunmen's demand that Lebanese of the seven kidnap victims and In Damascus. Conwell thanked then canceled, a news conference Watching his brother perilously ways. John continue! to work out of prisoners in Israel be freed, and a other Westerners missing in Beirut Syrian President Hafei Assad, which was to announce the release of claw to a hijacker's gun was Kansas City, but sold the home in last-minute hitch that prevented "Terrorists be on notice We will leader of the dominant power in the hostages He instead demanded "alarming." Testrake said. "But I Parkville and moved to a farm in their own release Saturday. fight back against you in Lebanon Lebanon, and Berri for their efforts assurances that - there will be no felt he was really in control of the Richmond "to get back to his roots," Seven other Americans kidnapped and elsewhere," Reagan said to free the Americans He also retaliation situation." while Roger joined a major in Lebanon since March 1964 still Nabih Bern, head of the Shiite praised the TWA plane's three crew Amal was listening when Reagan, He said his family "never doubted chemical company as a mechanical were missing, despite President Moslem Amal militia that held most members who spent virtually the speaking in Chicago on Friday, for a moment that he'd be okay ' engineer and was transferred to Reagan's effort to tie their release of the hostages, said he has not been entire 17 days aboard the plane in the declared: "Terrorists and those who The certainty did not make Testrake several states before a final transfer to that of the hijack hostages. able to find out about the seven But hands of radical captors support them must and will be held any less overjoyed to have his to Princeton, according to Mrs. Reagan, in a five-minute tele- he said two kidnapped Frenchmen, The passengers and crew suffered to account ' brother back. "We're delirious," he Testrake. vision address, said no concessions Michel Seurat and Jean-Paul Kauf- a "unique course of fear," but "the Late Saturday night, the State said. Roger also wanted to get back to to the hijackers had been made. He fmann, will be released within two manner in which the crew, the entire Department issued a vague state- But Testrake said his joy will not his roots, so he bought their present days. crew, behaved and conducted them- ment: "The United Stales reaffirms be complete until the seven remain- farm in Imlaystown. Upper Free- Before leaving Damascus, the selves and guided us through that its long-standing support for the ing American captives are freed hold, she said. Mrs. Testrake said The Register freed Americans held a news con- ordeal is one that I give my deepest preservation of Lebanon, its govern- "At the same time, we're terribly her husband's comany was selling ference "We are most happy to be appreciation for," Conwell said ment, its stability and its security concerned about the seven who are the division her husband works for to I ISSN 8750-«491i in Damascus with you people." The other 36 hostages were split and for the mitigation of the suffer PuDhaharj by The Raa Ban* R«g>u«' not released. We're praying for them another chemical company, and that EMMKM ." '978 spokesman Allyn Conwell, 39, of up and spent most of their time in ing of its people ' and their families," Testrake said. she did not, want to name either firm. by John H Coo* ana Marvy Clay Houston said. houses in Beirut, mostly under the Off the record, unofficially, the Ma," 0r> advanca mountain roads damaged by 10 years One of the four, Robert Traut- Tow This Week that John "is in fine condition," his flying ever since he was a little boy. Mail Ram Oariy a of civil war. At the Syrian border, mann of Laredo, Texas, told re- brother said. Ever since he was a little kid he was Tarm Da,iy Sunday Sunday where the hostages' Lebanese Shiite porters In Damascus that their au 77000i / aa 7SS/ 2 4545 / a Soup* or Juice Asked if he planned to go to building model airplanes and dream- I] Si MM. i 55/ waa* 70/ 2 n> •«• and Druse militia escorts were captors had been courteous, and Frankfurt to meet his brother, ing of flying," she said. . yaar I 45/ w—> 65/ 3 10/ waa* replaced by Syrian soldiers, the treated them well. "As far as their Mail raM 'CM coMaga siudanH and mmilitary pawn Roger said he would not. "I'm not Telephone calls went unanswered nai - i o. abova ralaa miliitamen gave the Americans attitude toward Americans, I think Salad* going to meet him there. We're going at the Middletown home of Eleanor Homa dai'vary by Carrwr - Daily and Sunday copies of the Koran, Islam's holy they like the people. " II 35 a *—*. Sunday only 35 cann Daily only I 00 Fettuccini Prlmavara, to stay right here. and Albert Ditchkus. Their son-in- Sing* copy at Counter - Daily 25 cama Sunday "We feel he should be able to meet law, Michael Brown, of North Miami 40 cama Basil Cream Sauce POSTMASTER Sand addrau cnangaa to Tna or with his wife without the rest of us Beach, Fla., was among those Ragiatar. P O Bo. 520 Rad Bank N J 07701 Chicken Chasseur, Potato along," Testrake explained. released Sunday. The Ditchkus' ***************** Or He said he was not sure of Phyllis daughter, Judith Ditchkus Brown, THE REGISTER and THE SUNDAY REGIS TER ara both pubi<«nad by THE RED BANK RESIDENTS Sol* Bonn* Femma, Rlc* Testrake's whereabouts. Telephone was freed by the hijackers on June REGISTER INC (Includes Veg . Bread & Butter) lines to the Testrake home in 15. »••••••»»»•••••«• BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS Beverage Due to the holiday on July 4, 1985, Thurs- Prix Fix*: 7.05 Served until 8" PM THE WEATHER day's garbage collection will be moved up to Wednesday, July 3, 1985. 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MONDAY. JULY 1, 1985 LOCAL 3A Flames damage fire expert's home Foster grandparents

INTON FALLS - The New Jersey Depart- IT JTIrHAlK 6LUCKMAN ment of Human Services will honor 41 foiter Tgrandparents from across the state for their The Register contributions to youths and families at an MIDDLETOWN - The home of a fire awards luncheon Friday, at the Hilton Inn in pervention expert was gutted yesterday in Tinton Falls. a blaze that ripped through the 9 Heather These foster grandparents are at least 60- Lane abode. years-old and work with youngsters and families No one was at the home of Walter Field who have been identified by the department's and his family when the fire broke out, and Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS) fire officials said the blaze was probably as needing support and a grandparent role burning for a long time before anyone model. noticed it. During the ceremonies, the foster grand- By the time firemen, several of whom parents will be recognized for contributing one work for Field's Flrebuster Corp. arrived, or more years of service to the program. In flames from first the floor windows and addition, a special award will be presented to door were "licking" the outside second Willie Moore of Newark who, for the past five floor wall, a Fire Department spokesman years has provided care and service to three said. families, who have been under the supervision Neighbor, next door and across the of DYFS street said they did not know there was a Human Services Commissioner George J. fire until they heard engine sirens. The Albanese said, "Foster grandparenting is one spokesman said the air-conditioned house way that children in need get the personal was probably sealed, and so the fire attention and love that only an older adult can burned a long time inside the home before give It is truly a special kind of caring." it burst through a first story window. Firemen were called to the scene at 1215 p.m., and the blaze was under Recruit class graduates control by 12.30, according to fire of- OWELL TOWNSHIP - On Friday, June 28, ficials. By 2:45, the fire was completely the Monmouth County Police Academy doused, the spokesman said graduated its 28th Basic Recruit Training H Fire officials did not know the cause of Class The Keynote address was delivered by the blaze They said it probably started in Leo A. Culloo, executive secretary of the New the kitchen, and that the township Com- THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E COUIQ Jersey Police Training Commission. bustible Inspector and police detectives The graduates included Ptl. Robert M. would visit the site today and investigate GUTTED — This house at 9 Heather Lane Middletown was gutted by a blaze yesterday. There were no injuries Angelini, Long Branch PD, Ptl Richard the cause further Warren Brand. West Long Branch PD. Ptl. Nicholas W Bucciero, Long Branch PD. Ptl The spokesman said the Police Depart- did not know where he and his family He said that after the home was aired said Kevin Morrissey "He smells a little George I) Casaletto. Keyport P D . Ptl Richard ment's involvement is routine, and that would live until the home is rebuilt. out and stripped to the beams, it could be smoke and all hell breaks loose," com- A Derechailo. Aberdeen Twp PD , Sheriffs rebuilt. mented another employee, John Hill. His fire officials have no reason to suspect At first, firefighters thought the family Officer Walter W Fay. Sheriffs Officer David foul play The Firebusters employees stayed late son, John Hill Jr., added - "He's dog may have been trapped in the blaze, obsessive." The younger Hill used to work A Frenandez, Ptl Timothy Michael Griffin. Several of the firemen, who work for to help clean up the area and salvage Piscataway Twp P D. Ptl Paul Edward but after they searched the house and valubles and company records. Several of for Field. Field, said when they heard the alarm, found no sign of the dog, Jeffrey Field and Habermann. Long Branch PD , Ptl Spencer E. they [ushed to the scene even though they them commented that Walter Field, who The East Keansburg. Port Monmouth Heulltt. Jr. Spring Lake Boro I'D . Investigator the firefighters concluded that Walther is an ex-firefighter himself, is obsessive and Old Village fire companies responded were not on duty Field took the dog with him to Cape May Darlene C Hoffman, Prosecutor's Office. Ptl After the blaze was out, the men about fire prevention. to the alarm, along with a township air Michael P Jacobs. Asbury park PD. Sgt salvaged smoke-damaged company re- Jeffrey said all his possessions were "He's very conscious of fire safety," compressor unit James Peter Jensen. Dept of Defense. Fort cords and other materials from basement destroyed in the fire "They're all gone. Monmouth. Ptl Wayne Alan Lay ton. Long rooms Out Field used as offices The Even my high school diploma was Branch P D PFC Thomas Charles Lee. M P business is partly based at Field's home, burned, he said Days ago, Jeffrey Goode Fort Monmouth, Ptl Thomas J Manning. Sea and partly in an office in Hazlet, they said graduated from Middletown High School. things go wrong, " he said Bright PD. Pll Thomas D Mitchell, Keyport As of yesterday afternoon, the Field's Though the entire house, with the Continued from Page 1A PD Ptl Michael Parris, Long Branch PD, 18-year-old son Jeffrey could not contact exception of the two office rooms in the But he said he is taking responsibility Later Goode said people asked him how Ptl Jon Adam Rossbach. Monmouth College either of his parents to tell them about the basement, and an upstairs bedroom, was for the outcome nonetheless. "I've he stayed so calm in crisis situations. P D . Ptl Bruce Price Sebastian, Aberdeen fire. He said his mother and 13-year-old gutted, a Fire Department spokesman learned that if you take the credit when "When you have your hand in God's hand Twp . P D . Ptl Frank F Sigismondi. Aberdeen sister Cheryl were on Long Island, and his said there was no structural damage to the things go right, then be man enough to it's amazing what you can do." Goode Twp PD . Shjeriffs Officer Jeffrey H Truax. father was in Cape May. Jeffrey said he house stand up and take the responsibility when said. Ptl Wayne Alan Vakulchik. Piscataway PD, Ptl Scott Alan Woolley. Union Beach PD Special recognition was given to the follow- ing Highest Academic Average - Sgt James Roy is'Teacher of Year' Peter Jensen. Dept of Defense. Fort Mon- mouth. with a average of M 71 Mantley added that "Mrs. Roy has been Proficiency in Firearms - Ptl George D an inspiration for me and others who have Casaletto. Keyport Police Dept He qualified as The Long Branch Board of Education at had the pleasure of working with her." •n Expert with the score of M.(. its Regular Public Meeting on June It. Superintendent Korey and James Vac- Physical Fitness Award - Ptl Thomas J 1885 honored Carlether Roy as its 1985-86 cam. board president, added that "Mrs. Manning, Sea Bright Police Dept and Ptl Teacher of the Year Roy certainly exemplifies the qualities Thomas D Mitchell. Keyport Police Dept Roy is a fith grade teacher at the Lenna found in the teacher who is committed to An award of Merit, was voted by his Conrow School in Long Branch and has 38 educational excellence " "She has served classmates, for exhibiting outstanding leader- years of teaching experience, 17 of which with distinction in the classroom, on ship qualities and was given to Sgt James Peter have been in Long Branch numerous curriculum development com- Jensen. Dept of Defense. Fort Monmouth As part of the honor bestowed to Roy, mittees and has deweloped and instituted Board of Education Superintendent of a unique writing pogram for students at Four Juveniles arrested Schools Herbert A Mrey presented her the school." ARLBORO — Four Juvenile males, aged 15 with a formal framed resolution citing her Roy began her teaching career in to 17. were arrested Friday and charged for "outstanding and exemplary teaching, Louisiana and has taught in Alabama, with kidnapping and aggravated sexual her devotion to her students, command of Eatontown and for Unted States Depart- M subject matter and high standards and assaulJ t of two young girls, according to Sgt Dan ment of Defense schools in Europe. She Sohick. Marlboro Township police expectations for her students." holds a Master's Degree from New York The incident which was reported at 6 30 p m , Ronald Mantley. her principal, in University and is a Doctoral candidate at occured after four individuals were seen nominating Roy for this award said "Mrs Rutgers. Roy has been an unselfish and untiring She will compete with other school entering the home of one of the female* TEACHER OF THE YEAR — Left to right, Long Branch Board of Education educatior who has the welfare of her district winners in the Monmouth County According to police, the juveniles entered the President James Vaccaro, Principal Ronald Mantley and Superintendent of house, then sexually assaulted one of the students uppermost in her heart and mind Teacher uf the Year Competition The females, and forced the other female into a There has not been a time when the winner going to the state and national Schools Herbert A. Korey present Carlether Roy with an award as the district's vehicle and drover her to a deserted location in student has not come first" finals. 1985 Teacher of the Year. Manalpan Township, near tht border of Marlboro Township The female was assualted and taken back to the development where the incident had occured and was released, according to police Program cuts home care costs for some disabled A The four juveniles were arrested by Marlboro 'fejwnship Patrolman Guy Emmons, Patrolman /W>bert Totsie. and Sgt Tim Emmons, and were families," said Albanese. "It gives us the allowing comparable home care will North Carolina and Ohio charged with conspiracy to commit) aggravated TRENTON — Human Services Com- opportunity to make a real difference in actually reduce Medicaid costs for eligible sexual assault, aggravated sexual assault, missioner George J Albanese announced their lives," he added. program participants. To be eligible for participation in the model waiver program, and individual burglary, terroristic threats, two counts of that an additional SO seriously ill, blind or The model waiver program provides a In the case of one Ocean County six- must be a blind or disazbled child or adult assault and kidnapping They also (ace charges disabled New Jersey children and adults group of services that includes in-patient, year-old, the state's first Medicaid model with acute medical problems, needing from Manalpan Township Police. needing long-term institutional medical emergency and out-patient hospital care; waiver was able to dramatically change institutional care on at least a nursing The juveniles were placed in the Monmouth care will now receive Medicaid-reim- laboratory tests and x-rays, clinic, phys- the cost of medical care. Services for the home level. County Juvenile Center, pending a hearing bursed home care. ician and dental care; and physical boy, a quadrapeligic with cerebral palsy, before Judge Coleman on Monday, police said The first of the 50 people to benefit from therapy. would have cost $3,450 for each month in Also, under the program, the cost to The victims were taken to Freehold Area this program will be Astrid Aigottl, 35 of Up to 20 hours per week of personal care a childrens' nursing home. Medicaid must be less than the cost of Hospital and released, according to police. Budd Lake, who will be able to leave services to meet specific needs such as After acceptance in the Medicaid model institutional care on an annual basis. Investigating officers Sgt Dan Schlck and Dover General Hospital where she has special diet preparation, transportation to waiver home care program, cost of Patrolman Frank Sturt, were assisted by been since March suffering from medical care facilities and appointments, services that include physician care, Families with monthly incomes that Patrolman Stuart Brown of Manalapan Town- Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALSi and case management services are also pharmacy, medical supplies and transpor- range between approximately 1355 and ship police ALS is better known as Lou Gehrig's available. tation, home health care and case man- $975 are eligible for up to 100 percent of The names of the four juvenile males and the disease. According to Albanese, about 50 percent agement now total only $447 per month the costs for essential services providing victims have not yet been released. Home care will be available to Aigotti of those who will benefit from the New Jersey is one of nine states to have it does not exceed the cost for institutional and others as the result of a three-year, program will be disabled children. received model waivers from the federal care. In compliance with federal guide- renewable Medicaid model waiver re- Because the costs for hospital and government. Others are: Connecticut, lines, all individuals must contribute Fire damages home ceived by the department's Division of nursing home care are so high, the waiver Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Michigan, Missippi, toward the cost of care. REEHOLD - A fire damaged the roof and Medical Assistance and Health Services attic off of a home at 36 Broadway yesterday (DMAHS) from the U.S. Department of evening, according to fire officials. . Health and Human Services (DHHS) F Under the waiver, people with incomes up At 7:30 p.m the borough Fire Department was called, and the department's four com- to $975 a month can get Medicaid coverage Robert Eisner Institute names market director panies all went to the scene, First Assistant for care at home. Without the waiver, Medicaid would pay only for services to Chief Henry Stryker said "I am impressed with the number of these people in hospitals or long term care SHREWSBURY - The Robert Eisner The fire was under control within 15 minutes, corporations in the area committed to and by 8:45 all emergency vehicles were back facilities Institute, a division of CPC, a multi- "Astrid Aigotti will be going home to be making an investment in their em- at their compar • fire houses, Stryker said. service mental health agency, has ployees health," Stewart said. with her family because of the joint announced the appointment of Gordon He said the owner, Lee Deedmeyer, and his "Appropriate care is essential to family were at home when the fire broke out. efforts of people who were willing to move D. Stewart as Director of Marketing. the bureaucracy." said Albanese. providing solutions which.will maintain The second floor sustained water and smoke The Institute was founded in 1982 to an employee's productivity resulting in damage, but their was no damage to the first "It is a tragedy when .-omeone like meet the needs of private individuals as Astrid Aigotti or a child, must live their increased company profits." said floor, he said. Stryker commented that the well as corporate clients and offer Stewart. "The same basic principals Deedmeyer family will not be able to live in the life In a hospital room when they could be employee assistance programs, em- cared for at home and be surrounded by can also be applied to the quality of the house until the roof is rebuilt. He did not know ployee wellness program and seminars life of the family. Without care and where the family planned to stay In the a loving family," said Commissioner in areas of stress management, com- Albanese. communication, relationships can de- meanwhile. munication in the workplace, parenting teriorate. Eisner Institute can provide Stryker said he did not know the cause of the This is the second 50-person Medicaid issues, pre-retirement counseling, and model waiver the department has re- professional services for all facets of fire. He noted that fire officials believe the fire other subjects as requested. quested and received from DHHS. It is communty life." was accidental, and that Monmouth County Fire Stewart, a resident of New York City, The Robert Eisner Institute is located Marshalls are investigating. effective April IMS to March 1988 The first became effective September IMS la a graduate of the Unverstiy of in the Revmont Park North office No one was hurt in the blare, he said. By the Pittsburgh where he received a B.S. in complex on Route 35 in Shrewsbury. The time firefighters arrived at the scene, the through August 1986. Gov Thomas H. Kean sees the 50- Psychology. He was awarded a Masters staff of the Institute is comprised of Deedmeyer family had gotten out of the house, in Social Work from West Virginia master's level social workers and according to Stryker. person model waivers as a way to make medical treatment more cost effective University in Morgantown, West Vir- doctoral level psychologists all of wham "* He said a neighbor across the street who ginia. Prior to his appointment at CPC, Gordon D. Stewart have trained at appropriately ac- notice the fire called the Fire Department. and humane. "By working to provide these waivers, Stewart served as an internal consultant credited graduate schools. For more While borough fire companies were at the for the Bank of New York dealing with worked for the City of Pittsburgh as information about the Eisner Institute's scene, East Freehold Fire Department covered New Jersey is overturning health care upper and mid-management on em- coordinator of the city's employee services, please call Gordon D. Stewart the borough fire station. Stryker said. system obstacles to less expensive and more responsive care," the governor said. ployee-related Issues. In addition, he assistance program. at 544-9222 during business hours. "This waiver will help us to reunite The Register 4A NEW JERSEY • JULY 1, 1985 STATE DIGEST Joel to Frank: Blame 'Doonesbury' Hospital workers set strike deadline intimidated four casino employees ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Caiino AIRFIELD (AP) - Nego- Health Care Employees, he said. and forced one blackjack dealer to Control Commissioner Joel R. tiations continued early yes- The union members have set a break state law by dealing from her Jacobson whose description of Frank terday morning In an effort to strike deadline for 6 a.m. this hand, rather than from a plastic F Sinatra as an "obnoxious bully" led avert a strike by 4,000 union morning. shoe members at eight New Jersey Tesauro said the parties the singer to boycott the state has joined a chorus of criticism against Sinatra and Martin apologized to hospitals, a spokesman for a reached an agreement Friday on casino officials, saying they were state mediator said. contractual language. But the the recent "Doonesbury" cartoon strips satirizing Sinatra. unaware of the law, and offered to "We've been going at it since sides are reportedly still unable pay the fines Imposed upon the Meanwhile, a spokesman for the 11 o'clock this morning and we'll to agree on salary and con- employees. cessions being sought by the Hoboken-born entertainer said yestr- probably be here the rest of the After the incident came to light, hospitals in the face of declining day he did not know whether night," said John Tesauro, chair- Jacobson was quoted as laying that revenues. Jacobson s statements would change man of the state Board of when someone like Sinatra "walks Sinatra's mind about not performing Mediation. He would not say yesterday Into a casino and exhibits himself as in New Jersey. Talks are ongoing between which issues still need to be an obnoxious bully, forcing working In his strip, cartoonist Gary management at five of the hospi- settled. men and women to commit Infrac- Trudeau portrayed Sinatra, who was tals and Local 1199 or the "We're still talking," said tions because of the fear of losing honored by President Reagan and National Union of Hospital and Tesauro. their jobs, it may well be time to the Stevens Institute of Technology, consider the licensing of enter- as an admiring acquaintance of tainers." Atlantic City's newest gamble organized crime associates and a Sinatra responded by vowing not foul-moothed bully who intimidated TLANTIC CITY (XP) - involves jumping over a 3-foot to entertain again in New Jersey a casino dealer. Authorities say one of the high divider, but people prefer In his current statement, Jacobson "While I understand fully that Frank Sinatra JoelJacobson newest ways to gamble In that to walking a much longer said that Trudeau attributed words A satire can only flourish under the this pleasure city of risks is not distance across a U-turn under- to Sinatra which were not spoken and permissiveness of poetic license, in "We are gratified for Com- found in a casino. pass. depicted events involving the singer "time for all tempers to have cooled all fairness I must observe that missioner Jarobson's statements be- Instead, it is to walk across a and Golden Nugget President Steven down " No injuries have been re- according to sworn testimony of the cause I think it recognizes the six-lane highway connecting At- Wynn which did not occur. Golden Nugget spokeswoman ported, but authorities said they four casino personnel involved, Mr injustice of what was portrayed." lantic City with the island com- "One post-midnight confrontation Muriel Harris said yesterday that are concerned. Trudeau s recent 'Doonesbury' car- said Casino Vice President Alfred munity of Brigantine to get on a casino floor should result Wynn was out of the country and "We ask them not to do It," toon strips have Inaccurately Luclani. between two casino hotels neither in the execution of a self- could not be reached for comment. said Alyce Parker, a portrayed the event surrounding imposed exile nor the infliction of a But she said the casino president Luclani said gaming hall officials There is no pedestrian connec- spokeswoman for Harrah's Frank Sinatra's visit to the Golden permanent lifetime scar," would be issuing a statement in the have tried to convince Sinatra to tion between Harrah's Marina. Marina. "Our security people try Nugget casino in Atlantic City more Jacosbson said, adding that it was near future. reconsider his boycott. on the north, or inland, side of to stop them and have spoken than a year ago." Jacobson said in Brigantine Boulevard and with the local police, who are out a recent statement Trump's Castle on the south, or there, but it's a problem that we The commissioner said he was not ocean side of the highway can't control." apologizing to Sinatra, but merely Dennis Gorski, spokesman for "setting the record straight " Many gamblers who cross the Trump's Castle, said "nothing Dogs nosing around for toxic wastes "I know nothing about iJacobsons busy highway carrying cups of we can do is going to stop them statement i." Sinatra spokesman ———^———•—^— manager at the EPA's hazardous "That's very costly and time coins arrive at Harrah's on manager even though we don't think It's Lee Solters said in a telephone MORRIS PLAINS (APi - The consuming. ' Masters said. charter buses and go to Trump's waste engineering research labora- proper for them to be jumping interview yesterday "This is the Environmental Protection Agency Castle to see the new facility, the barrier." tory in Edison, said initial tests have The program already has passed first I've heard of it." has begun studying whether canines been successful and a canine olfac- which opened June 17, officials "Our dilemma is how do we ran be used to detect toxic waste in its first test, said Masters and said He declined to discuss the issue lion program could be in place Herbert Skovronek. who is helping tell a grown citizen he can't cross further the same way they are used to sniff within I'I years The dash across the highway a highway," Gorski said out bombs and drugs, officials said with the study after leaving the EPA During a visit to the Golden He said the agency now tests for in 1977 to work as a private Nugget in December 1983. Sinatra yesterday dangerous chemicals by analyzing Hugh Masters, research project consultant in hazardous and toxic and fellow entertainer Dean Martin samples in a laboratory waste management Skovronek. who teaches at the New Jersey Institute of Technology rame up with the idea before he left •MOI available m an ai eas the EPA When the idea was first sug- Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined gested it wasn't as popular as II is now We had budgetary limitations, That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. but now it's come back to lift," Masters said The EPA provided Skovronek with a 120 000 grant to hire a dog trainer SOFT PACK. 9 mg "tar",0 8 mg nicotine. BOX, MENTHOL BOX 12 mg to sensitize three dogs, already "tar". 10 mg nicotine, av per cigarette by FTC method trained to detect narcotics, to locate toluene and Irichorophenol. two toxic chemicals The dogs were trained six months before they were tested in November 1M3 Skovronek said a drop of toluene was placed on a cotton ball and put inside a small film caonister in an outdoor testing site at the Kdison lab NEW Farmland tax SOFT under review; PACK changes seen Also available in regular New Jersey tax officials have and menthol box. begun renewing applications to have property classified as farmland which Is assessed at a rale about 100 times lower than residential. Indus trial and commercial property, authorities said yesterday A "high turnover" of tax assessors in the last two decades and charges brought against a Hunlerdon County tax assessor have sparked the re- view, said Samuel Tenkin, assistant director of the Division of Taxation At issue is the 1M4 farmland assessment law which defines what type of property qualifies for the tax break. Under the requirements, at least five acres must be "actively" used for agriculture or horticulture, not counting the property the house sits on or the land around the house In addition, the land owner must earn 1500 a year from the yield of the five acres, and $5 for every acre after that. The land must have been used for agricultural purposes for at least two years before becoming eligible for a tax break. Currently, l 27 million acres, or 26 percent of New Jersey's total land mass, are classified as farmland Tenkin said he didn't think the number of improperly classified properties was "all that high." "This is not a witch hunt. This program is too important not be reviewed every so often," he added He said tax officials became aware of a potential problem last year when a Hunterdon County tax assessor was charged with Incor- rectly qualifying land for the tax break. Hunterdon has one of the highest percentages of farmland In the state. Tenkin said the review also be- came necessary because some assessors, many of whom began working years after the law first went into effect, apparently were not too familiar with the requirements "In JO years, that's a long time. By age alone we get a high turnover." Tenkin said. "It takes quite • bit of training. For me it doesn't, but I've been Involved with this for a long time, some of these new guys we're hiring don't have that." Tenkin said the review would take about one year. He said the division was not hiring additional workers to review each application. "We hope to do some 900 dis- tricts," Tenkin said. "So Its going to take a while." The Register

5A MONDAY. JULY 1. 1985 NATION/WORLD NEWS DIGEST No clues Air India plane was bombed

But London's Observer newspaper said yester- destroyed vital equipment in that area, leaving Workers strike Navy contractor CORK, Ireland (AP) - An Irish navy ship with day that the investigators had found no evidence the crew helpless. If the aircraft's fuselage was a sophisticated deep-sea listening device began UGUSTA, Maine (AP) - Clerical workers from the that a bomb was responsible for the crash. punctured by the blast, the effects of decom- searching yesterday for flight recorders of an Air- pression would be added to those of the explosion, The union representing 4,500 union's Local 7, which has a India jumbo jet A London newspaper said shipbuilders at Bath Iron Experts are "now moving toward the theory it'said. A membership of more than 370, investigators had turned up no evidence the plane that it might have been aircraft or pilot failure," Works voted overwhelmingly have been on strike since April had been bombed. the newspaper said. The lack of tell-tale burns on the bodies found yesterday to reject the com- 21. That walkout was the first at The naval ship Le Aoife joined a British civilian so far "may indicate only that they came from pany's final contract offer calling Bath since 1976, when ship- ship chartered by Indian authorities in the seach Some of the victims whose bodies were a part ol the aircraft that was untouched by the for a three-year wage freeze and builders walked off the Job for for the "black boxes" that might help determine recovered died from decomp*ession and others original blast," the Sunday Times said. to go out on strike. two weeks. the cause of the crash. from drowning, but there wai no evidence so far Union leaders said picket lines Six Canadians and six American investigators of the burns or shrapnel wounds that would be In Cork, more than 150 relatives of the victims would go up at the company's No new negotiations were scheduled, and both sides said were operating a Canadian towing device that will expected if a bomb had exploded on board, it said. and officials from Canada,, India, the United shipyards in Bath, Brunswick take soundings in the mile-deep water. Several States and Ireland, attended a Roman Catholic and Portland at midnight EDT, they refused to make concessions in order to initiate new talks in days ago, Irish authorities said they thought the It did not elaborate on its reference to "pilot Mass in the chapel of Cork Regional Hospital when the current contract ex- flight recorders had been located, but Saturday failure." pired what they said might be a lengthy walkout. night the government said the tentative location More than 200 relatives are in Cork studying Climaxing a raucous, half-hour Lai Singh, a Sikh extremist linked by news* pictures of 131 bodies recovered after the crash Company President William was "doubtful ' meeting with a "iplit-the-hall" reports to the Air-India crash and an explosion in Lennon said 22 have been identified so far, seven Haggett said earlier that the The Air-India Boeing 747 vanished from radar luggage from a Canadian Pacific flight at Tokyo's vote, the workers flocked to one screens and crashed in the north Atlantic last men, seven women and eight children side of the Augusta Civic Center Navy, which he said "represents Narita Airport, was quoted in The Observer, as the only real market" for Ameri- Sunday about 120 miles southwest of Ireland, denying any involvement. to support a strike Only about killing all 328 people aboard. Investigators have Fifteen were Canadian residents of Indian two dozen workers stood across can shipbuilders, grants ex- descent, three were from India and four were cusable delays on its projects'. said an explosion, possibly a terrorist bomb, The Observer said he telephoned a contact in the hall in opposition caused the crash American residents of Indian descent, including But he said that could change in London from New Jersey and said: "I did not two identified Sunday. Ray Ladd. president of Local 6 In telephone calls, people claiming to represent of the Industrial Union of Marine the event of a prolonged strike. place a bomb on the Air-India Boeing. I am two Sikh extremist "groups, the Sikh Students innocent, the Dashmesh Regiment is innocent of They were Arti Gupte, 10, of Fannington Hills. and Shipbuilding Workers of Bath's most recent Navy con- Federation and the Dashmesh Regiment, claimed America, estimated about 3.500 any wrongdoing." Mich., and Aley'autty Jacob, 40, of Canton, Mich tract is a $322 million deal to responsibility. An organization calling itself the e of the locals members attended build the first of a class of Kashmir Liberation Army also claimed responsi- The rival Sunday Times said that a bomb Lennon said he expected identification to take the gathering guidedmissile destroyers that bility. exploding in the forward luggage hold could have three or four more days. Jim McGregor, a spokesman may be the Navy's last major for the company, called the vote shipbuilding project of the cen- "regrettable." He said that pro- tury duction at the 7.000-employee Local,6 initially called for S shipyards would be halted, but percent pay raises, but later ****** Fashion First-Savings Always thai managers and engineers halved the demand to 4 percent, would continue to work Ladd said Jtffc Iraq says it repulsed Iranian raids AGHDAD. Iraq i AP I - The soldiers killed or wounded more military command said yes- than 300 Iraqi soldiers in a B terday that Iraqi forces had "lightning attack ' early yester- repulsed four Iranian attacks day on Iraqi military posts near along the border, killing or Mandali in the central sector of wounding 140 soldiers Iraq also the front said it would resume bombing Iran's official Islamic Re- DEPARTMENT STORE Iranian cities after a 16-day public News Agency, monitored iQUAUTYi pause in Nicosia. Cyprus, said the 44 APPLE ST. TINTON FALLS The Iraqi military's general attacking force had to bypass command reported Iranian at- "huge minefields and other ob- tacks in the southern, central, stacles, to strike at the Iraqi and northern sectors of the positions border Iran and Iraq have been at war Iraqi forces repulsed and since September IBM Foreign crushed the four attacks, the reporters generally are not al- military statement said It also lowed near the war front, and this is it!! said an undisclosed number of claims from boths sides usually Iranian soldiers were captured are impossible to verify indepen- Save in every •i? However Iran claimed its dently Kinkel's department COAT OEPT CHILDREN'S L Texas election becomes a runoff SUIT OEPT DEPT ALLAS Al' Republican JUNIOR OEPT INFANTS & 1 Hargett had 28.814 votes, or 42 2 CONTEMPORARY TODDLERS DEPT 1 hil.l Harsetl outpolled his percent of the vote in the eight Democratic opponents in a OEPT MEN/YOUNG MEN D candidate race Chapman, the SWIMWEAR DEPT oepT. special election Saturday for Hopkins County district attorney, FASHION BOYS DEPT northeast Texas' 1st Con- had 21.370 votes, or 30 2 percent CLEARANCE ACCESSORY DEPT gressional District seat, but was Former Democratic state forced into a runoff when he Rep Sam Russell was third, with failed to win Sd percent of the 13.0W votes, or It 52 percent A vote The special election was called He will face Democrat Jim our after Democratic Rep Sam B Chapman in a runoff in mid-July Hall Jr was appointed a federal or early August tor the House judge It was held despite Justice seat, which has been held by Department objections that the Democrats for more than a date hadn t been "precleared" in century accordance with the provisions of With all precincts counted. the Voting Rights Act

Soviets, Chinese call for peace

EKING iAPi President business dealings with Com- Reagan Mikhail Gorbachev munist countries, talked with P and Deng Xiaoping are all Deng for more than an hour in away intelligent men who want peace. the Great Hall sf the People, Armand Hammer, the globe- following meetings in the past trotting I' S industrialist, said two weeks with Gorbachev and yesterday Reagan But communication needs to The 80-year-old Deng was "in be improved between the Ameri- great form." Hammer said He can. Soviet and Chinese leaders, described both Deng and the 87-year-old chairman of Oc- Gorbachev as pragmatic and said. cidental Petroleum Corp said Reagan had toned down his anti- Soviet rhetoric. He urged Reagan to visit Gorbachev told Hammer on Moscow and use his personable June 17 that a summit with style to ease the tension Reagan was possible but only if "I think he could win over the something could be ac- Russian people if he went over complished. It takes a gesture of that kind to Hammer is in China to dedi- get things moving 1 think it's cate the 1650 million Pmgshuo under consideration. " Hammer Antaibo open-cast coal mine in said Shanxi province, north China, the Hammer, who is noted for his largest Sino-U.S joint venture

Dad shoots comatose daughter dead I AMI I APi - Little blond, cartoons Her head became blue-eyed Joy Griffith trapped between the chair's foot- MI "was trapped in a dead rest and frame, nearly strangling body." unable to speak, eat or her play with other children, says her The youngster wasn't break- father, charged with pumping ing when her mother. 24-year-old two bullets in the 3-year-old girl's Rebecca Griffith, found her that chest as she lay comatose in an day. Doctors were able to save intensive-care ward Joy's life, but said they could do "I didn't want to see her hurt nothing to reverse the brain any more." said Charles Griffith, damage caused by the lack of who spent about three hours with oxygen his only child before Friday "My baby was trapped in a night's shooting death in Miami dead body,' Griffith said Children's Hospital. "Doctors said she could lie She couldn't eat. she couldn't there a vegetable 50 or 60 years,'' talk, she couldn't move," the 25- added Griffith's father, Leroy year-old Miami Beach man said Griffith, who owns a Miami from his cell in the Dade County Beach burlesque theater in which Jail. "I just pray that there's a Charles Griffith worked. Griffith God, that she is up there, said the events leading to Friday Closed All Day laughing and playing and seeing night's shooting were unclear In Thursday. July 4 him." his mind Griffith, charged with first- "It is almost like a dream. I degree murder, told The Miami didn't go to the hospital thinking Herald in a story published I was going to kill my daughter," yesterday that he fatally shot his he explained. "I told the nurse to daughter because doctors told go call the police, I think, before him she had suffered severe it happened. brain damage and had no chance "I don't even remember what for recovery. happened. ... I threw the gun Joy's oxygen had Leen cut off across the room. And I fell on the 44 VISA on Oct. 23 when she tried to climb floor, crying. I was yelling, SBff into a reclining chair in her Please don't let I sr hurt. Please grandmother's home to watch don't let her hurt.' 842- DEP The Roister

lY.tftJLY 1.1985 6A OPINION OURS High priority for freeholders y every measure, Monmouth Freeholders that was loud and clear. .QWR PILOTS County is an expensive place to In a resolution, the conferees called Mi Blive. Newcomers groan when they on the freeholders not to just express face the cost of housing here. And their interest or concern, but to act. those whose fortunes turn because of, Specifically, they asked county say, illness or unemployment, can leaders to establish a shelter in the find themselves without shelter be- county and address the entire problem cause there's so little low-income of affordable housing. housing available. In other words, Connie Pa.scale of they can — and do — join the ranks Ocean Monmouth legal services of the homeless in this county of warned against a "piecemeal ap- relative affluence. proach to a growing epidemic." He Homelessness is now a local issue. said county government can take a No longer is it merely a picture on a number of concrete measures, includ- television screen of derelicts sleeping ing the formation of a county housing on New York streets. Today, if we authority and appropriation of emerg- care — or dare — to look, we can see ency funding. concerned men and women parking their cars at the Red Bank railroad Another participant described his station every evening. There they pick own experience with homelessness. up passengers who are homeless and He lost his job on Christmas Eve of drive them to St. Benedict Roman 1982 and lived with his family in the Catholic Church in Holmdel. The rear of a Chevy pickup truck for 90 church provides shelter for 12 persons days. He commented that, for many, Soviets have scrapped '72 accord five nights a week. The shelter is homelessness is "just a job or a always filled and some people are breath away." WASHINGTON - A major intelligence long, before "Star Wars" is even off the civilian intelligence agencies. For years, a sour*tf9aid, this particular turned away nightly. That says it all - there, but for the breakthrough has enabled US analyats to drawing board. Politically, this could be a, determine that the Soviets are constructing devastating embarrassment for the Reagan series of NIEs was delayed because of "the Certainly the effort by the Holmdel grace of God, go we. a massive antl-ballistic-missile system Such interminable wrangjing over the nature of parish is noble. But advocates for the It also tells us that we no longer can a system would completely upset the delicate Soviet strategic forces " The CIA invariably homeless in Monmouth County say it's rely on the selflessness of a few balance of nuclear terror that has existed for argued that Soviet strategic weapons were far from enough. The problem, they dedicated people to solve what essen- decades between the two superpowers. Jack Anderson strictly defensive, designed to launch a The new intelligence revelations nuke it say, has reached crisis proportions. tially is a county wide problem. retaliatory blow at U S, population centers ominously clear that, for the Soviets, the 1972 after an American first strike Those advocates — 115 of them — The time has come for the free- ABM treaty is dead. They've spent too much administration, as a high-level White House source admitted y^ But all that changed in 1980. the source came together for the first time last holders to make homelessness a high time and money on construction of the secret explained.\hen all the agencies agreed that ABM network to pull back for the sake of a The ABM disclosure "has us very worrt^ week to confront the problem during priority for definitive action. 0 1 wer ln f ct treaty they have already violated. ed," the official said, adding with suppling "" S *'" * « building an offensive a six-hour conference. Together they Then Monmouth County residents The U.S.-Soviet restrictions on weapons candor: "Despitp e our own defense buildupp, strategic force, which could lake out most hammered out a message to the will be affluent in the best sense of the that can shoot down incoming missiles were this means we may be far more vulnerable US missile systems in a pre-emptive attack A recent Intelligence breakthrough con- Monmouth County Board of Chosen word. designed to maintain "mutual assured de- now than what we said the nation was under- struction " as a deterrence against either side Jimmy Carter And it's happened on our firms this appraisal of Soviet Intentions For attempting a nuclear first strike The watch." - obvious reasons, we won't go into details of Soviets' near-hysterical opposition to Presi- What exactly wasVhe Intelligence infor- the breakthrough, lest the Soviets be able to dent Reagan's so-called "Star Wars" pro- mation that has administration leaders in piece together what hapffened and take gram, which would enable the United States such a tiny? The identification of literally corrective action, ^ • OTHERS' to shoot down incoming missiles in space, is hundreds of previously undisclosed sites Suffice it to say that tome unsung genius based on their fear that successful develop- where the Soviets are constructing — or have In the U.S. intelligence community dis- ment of such a system would allow- us to already completed - ABM facilities. covered a "key" thafunlocked the mysteries launch a nuclear strike against them without The disclosure comes in the recent, top- of the enormous amount of raw. hitherto Law flouted in 50 states fear of an overwhelming Soviet response secret "National Intelligence Estimates" of indecipherable information on the Soviets he Transportation Department whether the 55-mile speed limit atill Yet now the United States finds itself in the Soviet strength - a document running into gathered from various sources Analysts hundreds of pages and representing the were then able to jjjnpoinl hundreds more says that Arizona, Maryland and serves the public interest. It has frightening position of facing a gigantic Soviet ABM defense in only a few years - distilled wisdom of all US. military and military sites thanThey could before T survived the gas crisis because it was Vermont are failing to enforce the 55-mile-an-hour speed limit, jeop- founded incidentally to have reduced ardizing their rights to Federal high- highway deaths by 2,000 to 4,000 a way subsidies. What it doesn't say is year. that the limit is casually disobeyed in But the scofflaw statistics have Madness and panic in the sky* every state. The question now is risen sharply in recent years. Last whether the benefits of this limit — in year, 42 percent of the can passing WASHINGTON - You are one of SSI quickly people who are temporarily fearful children I wouldn't think of exposing my lives and gasoline saved — are worth Federal monitoring devices violated passengers on an airliner in which a half- and angry will clip the wings and bind beautiful granddaughters to any risk that is the legal limit. Many experts have dozen would-be hijackers suddenly are in the together the legs of the bird of freedom avoidable But now Illinois/and Michigan the cost in driver frustration. One aisles brandishing submachine guns and begun to question the wisdom of ve taken stale-protectionism a step further possible compromise would be to grenades You don't notice*the hostess softly saying that no citizen is free to be stupid raise the limit on lightly traveled preserving laws that drivers don't tap a code on the door to the cockpit. A few and leave himself in jeopardy while driving interstates and to compensate for the obey and the police don't really moments later your world grows black The a car. Laws go into effect tomorrow land are pilot has pushed a button releasing clear, added danger and fuel consumption enforce. ' under consideration in toe District of odorless gat that puts everyone in the Carl Rowan Columbia and other states > that make it a with mandartory seat-belt use and According to a study by the Na- passenger cabin to sleep crime to be in the^front.wat of a moving gasoline taxes. tional Research Council, there is a The pilot, he and the cockpit crew now in vehicle without wearing tf^tshoulder har- No one, certainly not Transpor- gas masks, lands the plane at the nearest It would be deemed absurd, in any normal nesses "W»»\ strong case for maintaining the 55 airport, where police seize the snoozing tation Secretary Elizabeth Dole, context, for the House of Representatives to I have always favored «n activist govern- limit on most roads. Even with spotty terrorists, and airline officials eventually vote to give the Pentagon broader powers ment, pursuing the mandate to promote the wants to punish a few states for enforcement, it annually saves sev- help groggy passengers to walk away, safe than the Pentagon has asked for to submit general welfare, but acting only after failing to enforce a law flouted in all eral thousand lives and rewces fuel from the kind of ordeal that American more than 4 million military and civilian thoughtful, serious consideration of what 50. The limit was imposed at the hostages are enduring in Lebanon. employees to lie detector tests. But stories government had to do because individuals consumption by 1 or 2 percent. But the That scenario is not far-fetched. The height of the gasoline crisis; punish- about the alleged Walker spy ring have could not do It for thamiclveaJ have always council was divided on a proposal to technology, the gas, exist. The only problem provoked the House to vote, S33 to 71, to give believed that government must shield one ing a few states would be especially raise the limit to 65 on less-traveled is that several of the people on that plane the Defense Department what Florida Re- citizen (nun the irresponsibility, violence, might have health problems so severe that hypocritical now that the Adminis- rural interstates, where the potential publican C W Young called "tools to battle bigotry, tweannetier of another But I have tration has decided to forgive Ford they would not wake up from the gassing. the spies and the potential spies, the traitors never wanted to give»government a license cost in lives is smaller and the But this kind of deterrent is being talked and potential traitors." to protect every tingle Arfcrican from hit or and General Motors their failure to potential saving in time much greater about in serious circles of government and her every tendency to sat, drink, view or do Anger and fear are dangerous bates on comply with fuel-efficiency standards than elsewhere. industry. A prominent industrialist in Detroit things that the bureaucrats in power might for new cars. spoke to me of the technology just a few days which to make public policy, but we are deem harmful to that American Is a life worth 20 years Of driving ago. sinking deeper and deeper into laws and Mrs. Dole would thus be wise to regulations made on that basil Seeing our countrymen held hostage, time, or 20,000 years? One way to So there is a real possibility that before learning of alleged spy ' operations that give the three errant states an extra long, in order to board a plane, especially for Five members of the U.S. Supreme Court avoid such ghoulish choices would be have gotten caught up in public anger about compromise America's security, hearing of year to shape up, as was done for an international flight, you not only will have carnage on the highways, or sexual abuses of Massachusetts in 1982. It wouflhfnake to trade some increase in the speed to have your checked luggage X-rayed, unfair tax laws, tax cheats, etc., and this majority has given the Internal Revenue . children - all these things emotionalise us to even more sense for the departmnet limit for other measures that also searched -ma even delayed, your hand the point that we do things and accept luggage X-rayed andor hand-searched, and Service a new overweening authority to seise to amend the compliance formula. save lives and fuel. The obvious Joint bank accounts, even when the delin- "solutions" that are destructive of the your body frisked, but you may have to sign freedoms that made America the most Instead of simply counting the per- candidates: state laws requiring seat- a statement saying that if you die during a quent taxpayer doesn't really own the money in the account. marvelous society man has known. centage of vehicles breaking the belt use and a higher Federal tax on gassing to thwart hijackers, the airline is not Leaders with credibility must convince responsible. It doesn't bother me that North Carolina speed limit, it would give special gas. Americans that whjlejcaution is called for. "Good Lord, this is madness!" you say. and Wyoming have become the last of the 50 weight to violations that create the Is that politically possible'' There is states to require car seats and seat belts for panic could shackle us all in ways that we Yes, but it tells us something about how would regret for air.'our lives. greatest risks. The main threat comes no way to know until the issue is not f y6"A people who drive 60 miles an pressed. It's worth remembering that hour'on Sparse interstates, but those the opposition to seat belts and gas who drive 70 on densely traveled or taxes tends to be greatest among the poorly engineered roads. people who have the most to gain An office built with straw All such bureaucratic maneuvers from higher speed limits. only beg the larger question of The New York Times Because I have never been an executive of it's difficult to know who went wrong and There is a men's room and a women's any kind, I have never seen The Big Business where. I feel, though, that I have been part room on each floor. (They have been careful very man a potential counter- looking into countermeasures. Bible but there must be one that all business of someone else's learning experience. not to call it the "Ladies Room") The merit feiter? That's the very real possi- The basic colors and designs of the executives read every night before they go \o room hat three sinks, one designed for a Ebility raised before the House handicapped person. It has two urinals and bills won't change, the Treasury "Move thy workers to new surroundings as subcommittee on coinage by Treasury ,,two toilets, one of which is specially designed assures us. That's wise, considering regularly as doth the season change," it must to accommodate a person in a wheelchair. A and Federal Reserve officials. They how conservative the public is about say somewhere in the BBB because there's Andy Rooney usually well-informed source tells me there warn that technological advances in the look and feel of its money always someone in a company who decrees is on* handicapped toilet in each ladies room, high-quality color copying machines (remember how it rejected the $2 bill that you have to move. It has been decreed What went wrong? Am I quibbling? too. (I still call them ladies rooms even if the are so great that it will soon be that I move to a new office in a new building Well, for one thing, during the second year company doesn't.) - and the Susan B. coin?). Confound the immediately adjacent to my old office in an of construction, part of the new building fell There are nine floors and two bathrooms possible for anyone with access to counterfeiters, by all means, but don't old building. down and they had to start the building over on each floor. That meant _ e are 18 toilets such machines to run off duplicate $1, take away George from the one, Abe There was nothing wrong with my old for handicapped people. * office that some paint and a little straight- again. $5, $10 and $20 bills that will fool from the five or the Treasury building My complaint is not with the basic What's wrong with J8 titlett for handi- anyone but an expert. ening up on my part wouldn't have fixed. But capped employees? What! wrong is that from the ten. it was decreed I move because the company construction because I don't know anything The Treasury has spent $31 million about that. My complaint is with the little there are no handicapped employees working The Trenton Times built a big new wing and they had to put things. in the building. It would be better for the someone in it. handicapped if they had nine handicapped I've visited my old office twice since I The four big elevators are equipped with a panel of buttons on only one side. If there employees and a toilet for them on every vacated it last week. It looks so forlorn other floor. sitting there, waiting (or me to come back are six, eight or 12 people in toe elevator, it is impossible for the last ones on to get to the Each sink has one spigot and one of those The Register and sit down and go to work clattering away iprlng-controlled handles you press down. It buttons so someone has to play elevator man. with my typewriter. I never will but it doesn't gives you hot water until the spring flips the Although there are only buttons on one Established In 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register know. Poor thing. I have forsaken you valve shut The fauqeis on this floor run, from A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper forever, dear old office. Try to forgive me. side, they are braille and a bell rings as the left to right, for two, 15 and six seconds Who t Try to forgive them, for the corporate world car pastet each floor to that t blind person in the company pointed to a picture In a GEORGE J. LISTER knows not what it doth. can count the dings and know when to get off. catalog and laid, "We'll take M of those?" There are so many architects, engineers, President and Publisher No one objects to this aid to the blind. Hat be never washed hit hands? construction supervisors, unions, govern- However, there are no blind people working ment agencies and workers involved In Some days I just sit here in my lovely new Bill Thompson Charles C. Triblehorn Jane Foderaro in the building and I imagine the blind would office, yearning for my old office, my old Sundlf Editor City EdilO' putting up a new building in New York that Editor rather have the jobs than the bells. elevator, my old bathroom and my old Junk.

\ . JULY 1, 1985 Thi- Hi'gitlf r 70 Flight into terror ends Reagan says he gave terrorists 4no guarantees' lines, whose airliner the hostages WASHINGTON (AP) - Preaidenl were aboard when they were hi- Reagan said yesterday there were jacked, had made arrangements to "no reward! and no guarantees" Odyssey of TWA 'Justpraise God* fly members of their families to given to the hijackers of • TWA Frankfurt, West Germany. He said Flight 847 airliner who triggered the 17-day 24 persons from New York, 12 from crisis that ended with this presiden- the Chicago area and possibly others tial vow to terrorists: "We will light 14: TWA fight 847 bound for they 're home free would make the trip. back against you." Rom* • Nk«ck*d to Bwrut and 19 Speakes said that after being people rt*Ms*d. Plan* flown to "I've never been through anything Reagan greeted the release or M flown from Damascus to Frankfurt Algeria and 23 people r**»a»*d American hostages as "a moment of I) MNBI nTTEMON like this In my life," Mrs. Suggs said and undergoing medical examin- Atn* II: Ptan* return* to Mrut The Associated Press "This has been terrible because it joy for them, for their loved ones and ation, the hostages would "be free to for our nation," but said the end of Robert Stottwm MM by hijack*?*. Champagne corks popped yester- just keeps you hanging. I've been do what they want to do." He said plan* returns to Akjcn*. day and the families of the hijack through hell." the hostage crisis — In which one President Reagan hopes to meet Navy seaman was brutally hosUges were "really excited" as Donna Jill Brown, 39, of Stow, them on their return to the United the 39 men were freed from captivity Mass., got her first glimpse of her murdered — was not an occasion for Slates < celebration. in Lebanon, and many relatives hosUge husband Robert. 42, since "We don't'plan a White House boarded planes to Europe to meet the ordeal began a week ago when a In a flve-mlnute televised speech ceremony," Speakes said. "He will from the Oval Office yesterday, them. news conference in Beirut was' go to wherever they come in." "Just praise God! They are com- shown on television. Reagan warned: "Terrorists, be on Later, alter being asked by re- notice. We will fight back against ing home and free," said NeU porters why Reagan did not Intend to Slotowski, one of those who had been you In Lebanon and elsewhere." welcome the hostages at the White "Those responsible for terrorist on TWA Fight 847 when it was House, Speakes said: "Certainly hijacked June 14 after Uking off acts throughout the world must be they would be welcome at the White taken on by civilized nations," he from Athens, Greece All but the 39 House but the president wants to men had been released after the TWA wants said. greet them at the airport when they "The United States give terrorists hijacking. arrive. He knows they are anxious to Mrs. Slotowski commented be- no rewards and no guarantees," be get home." uld "We make no concessions We tween services at St. Margaret Mary plane back Vice President George Bush, in- Catholic Church in Algonquin, 111., make no deals." terviewed on the CBS television JIM* U: Plan* return* to Beirut Reagan spoke as an Air Force a—anpsri taken from plan*. where four of the hosUges are NEW YORK (API - After the program "Face the Nation," said: parishioners. plane with the freed hostages aboard n*M In various locations In Beirut passengers of TWA Flight 847 "No nutter how agonizing a hostage "It's been off and on and off and flew from Damascus, Syria, to situation, we ... simply cannot ask June it: Hostages Demit Rousaos. were freed yesterday, Trans Frankfurt, West Germany. on. It looks like it's finally coming to World Airlines officials turned for knuckling under to the demands Pamela Smlh and Arthur Targon an end," she said of the 17-day "They will be home again soon," of hijackers. We haven't done that." their attention to another prob- he said. "This is a moment of Joy for Takfl* r*4eat*d ordeal. lem: getting back the hijacked "There haven't been, and I believe "You can sense the mood change " them, for their loved ones and for I know I'm right, and we're not going JIM* M: Hostage Jimmy D*l plane that was left behind at the our nation." at St. Margaret, said the Rev Beirut airport. to," Bush said. J*M* 2t: Hostages await transfer Robert Garrity. "We feel good " "But this Is no moment for Speakes said: "There were no TWA spokeswoman Sally C. celebration." the president added. to Damascus Relatives of at least 28 of the McElwreath said airline officials concessions. We made no deals." hostages signed up to Uke advantage "Let it be clearly understood (hat The vice president also pledged June 30: Hostages taken to Damascus. were working through diplomatic the seven Americans still held to awat fight to Frankfurt of TWA's offer of flights to Frank- channels to gain the return of the continued efforts to free seven other furt, West Germany, to meet the captive In Lebanon must be re- Americans .kidnaped In Beirut. /- Boeing 727 jet. which was com- leased, along with other innocent returning hostages, said Sally mandeered by two Shiite Moslem hostages from other countries." McElwreath. TWA's director of hijackers on a flight from Athens, He also said those who killed corporate communications. Greece, to Rome on June 14. Robert D. Stethem. the Navy diver "I'm getting very excited," said "We sure hope to get it back who was severely beaten, shot in the Marsha Wiflett of Choupic, La. soon,' Ms. McElwreath said, head add his body thrown from the The other seven hostages smiling broadly and walking briskly adding that she.did not know what plane onto the Beirut airport tarmac toward an airplane that was to Uke obsUcles might impede the air- by the hijackers, and those who her from New Orleans to Germany line from recovering the craft. killed American Marines in a recent and her husband Steve. Once agreement on returning street attack In El Salvador "must Other relatives were already in the plane is reached, presumably be held accountable " Frankfurt, waiting at a hotel near through the Amal militia, the jet Earlier. Reagan cheered the "were lost in the shuffle" Rhein-Main Air Base. "Obviously I would be flown to a nearby hope things will move along quickly "very welcome news" that JS terday, with the Reagan adminis- other countries whose citizens have airport — probably Athens — for here," said Axel Traugott, brother of American hostages had crossed the *» murr wmia tration saying it is "not going to rest been "kidnapped in Beirut would be preliminary maintenance, Ms. hosUge Ralf Traugott of Lunenberg, border from Lebanon Into Syria In The Associated Press content" until the seven - held in asked to join an international effort McElwreath said. Mass their journey to freedom WASHINGTON (AP) - The fate I^banon up to 16 months — follow on behalf of the remaining hostages From there, it probably would Larry Speakes. presidential of America's seven "forgotten the TWA hostages into freedom. "The United States government is Plans called for the hosUges to be be flown to Kansas City, where spokesman, said Trans World Air- hostages" remained unknown yes- Vice President George Bush said not going to give up. not going to rest flown from Syria to Rhein-Main and TWA has iU central maintenance content". until the seven and others then go to the U.S. military hospital facility, for a "top to bottom are released too." Vice President in Wiesbaden, 25 miles away, for examination," she said. She George Bush told CBS News. medical check-ups and rest. added that it could back in service "Other countries have hostages "We feel they are really on their in anywhere from "a few days to Reagan's public talk was tough, there, " Bush said "It isn't just a way now," said Charlene Strickland a few weeks," depending on how U.S. problem." He mentioned of Winston-Salem, N.C., mother-in- much work was needed France as another country whose law of hosUge Kurt Carlson of It was not clear who would fly citizens are being held in Beirut. Rockford, 111. "Surely, there are no the plane from Beirut to Athens. but quiet diplomacy was policy Amid the administration's obsUcles that can come in their way Ms. McElwreath said she was massive effort to free the captives of now." An expected release Saturday aware of reports that Middle East had been cancelled retaliation if the hostages were TWA flight 847, relatives of file Airlines had agreed to fly the Robert C McFarlane, the presi- "We're elated," said Caren freed earlier prisoners have complained plane out of Beirut, but was dent's national security assistant. Tronfeld of Richmond. Va.. sister of Berri had blamed Reagan's tough that their loved oies are America's uncertain if they were true »/ turn wm» said yesterday when asked If the hosUge Richard P. Herzberg. "We speech Friday to a civic group In "forgotten Hostages" for whom little In any case, she said, "That is The Associated Press statement had turned the tide. are jery, very happy and very Chicago Heights, III , for side- had been done nver the past few amongst many, many WASHINGTON (AP) - Despite McFarlane added, without expla- relieved. I think we're just plain tracking release of the hostages. The months. possibilities." its declaration of war against ter- nation, that "some fairly artificial numb." He had been honeymooning Amal leader, who handled the nego- - Amal Shiite leaders in Beirut, who There was no answer at the rorism, and presidential tough talk, requirements came into play in the with his bride Sue Ellen, and she also tiations with the Shiite captors, arranged the release of the hostages New York offices of Middle East the Reagan administration was com- eleventh hour." was beaded for Frankfurt. insisted on new US guarantees. from flight 847, have said they had Airlines on yesterday. pelled to rely on conciliation and Even so, Reagan, Vice President ' "We have had our highs and lows nothing to do with the earlier Ms. McElwreath said the hi- quiet diplomacy in Its efforts to gain Bush and White House spokesman The president and administration throughout the whole ordeal. But I kidnappings and could not release jacked plane appeared to be in freedom for the American hostages Larry Speakes said "no deal" waa officials had generally, taken a soft think there have been more highs, " the seven. good condition on the exterior, In Lebanon Involved in arranging the hostages tone through most of the 17-day said Lisa Grossmayer of Algonquin. but "the interior is probably It also had to settle for release of release. crisis. Reagan's description of the Peggy Say, whose brother, Terry Ill , whose father Simon was a pretty messed up." the » Trans World Airlines passen- "We make no concessions," Re- hijackers in the speech as Anderson, was kidnapped by gunmen hosUge. She said the crisis had gers and crew members, and not an agan said in a televised statement "barbarians' was an exception. So on a Beirut street on March, 16, brought her family together. After the hijacking, the plane additional seven Americans kid- last night. "We make no deals " were statements last Tuesday by his remained hopeful even after it was was Uken on an odyssey from apparent the hosUge deal failed to ''We're just waiting to see that Athens to Beirut; Beirut to napped earlier, although President The president said he was putting spokesman, Speakes, threatening to face. We're really excited, but — Reagan said "we will not rest until terrorists on notice that "we will isolate Lebanon with a blockade if include her brother. Algiers, Algeria; Algiers to we're just waiting for him to come Beirut; Beirut back to Algiers; justice Is done " fight back against you, in Lebanon the TWA hostages were not freed "They expected Ter^y to come home," said Gail Willett, Stay; The shift in policy was ex- and elsewhere " within a few days. out; somehow he was lost in the and finally from , Algiers back Willett's sister. • again to Beirut, where it has emplified by a statement Issued by The Slate Department statement Speakes said Reagan would be shuffle with the other six, " she said. Meanwhile, she said, the rest of remained on the airport tarmac the State Department late Saturday was telephoned to the wire services "prepared to take whatever actions "But they know where he Is. And the family was sticking around the Ms. McElwreath said the 727 is night after arrangements for turning and television networks by officials are necessary to bring an end to they've been able to speak, apparent- television. "We want to see him a "workhorse" plane that ordi- over the 39 TWA hostages were who said it was designed to "clarify international terrorism as a means ly to His captors through whatever means." 37. is chief Middle East again as muchand as often as we can narily flies more than that in two snagged It pledged to support the U.S. position." It apparently was of testing the United States and its before we see him in person." Lebanon's government, stability and in response to a demand by Shiite correspondent for The Associated days of ordinary service. How allies." "It feels great If he'll get home security. leader Nablh Berri for new U.S. Press. ever, she said it ordinarily has The announcement marked a tem- soon," said Christopher Willett, 17. daily maintenance, which it did "Apparently It was a factor," said assurances there would not be porary toughening of the U.S. pos- The other captives are William Buckley, 56. a U.S. Embassy politi- who had been on the hijacked flight not receive during the hijacking ition. A week before, Reagan told the with his parents and younger brother She said TWA officials are not nation he had no option but to "wait cal officer Rev Benjamin Weir. 61, a missionary. Peter Kilbum, 60. a Joshua. Mrs. Willett and the boys certain that the plane is capable it out." In an unusual revelation of were both freed the second day. of being flown out of Beirut presidential despair. Reagan said librarian at the American University of Beirut; Rev. Lawrence Martin "I'll believe it when I touch him without maintenance or repair "I've pounded a few walls mayself They're not going to do to me what work. Hijackers threaten U.S.; when I'm alone about this." Jenco. SO, a Catholic relief bfficial; David rator ol the American Univer- they did yesterday" when hosUges His low-keyed' stance stood in The plane used on Flight 847 is sity Hospital; and Thomas weren't released as planned, said contrast with the war he and former 10 to 15 years old and cost about Sutherland, acting dean of agricul- Dorothy Suggs of Elkhart, Ind , they 'wanted martyrdom' Secretary of State Alexander M. $12 million when new, Ms ture at the American University of whose son Clinton, 29, of Norfolk. Haig Jr. had declared on terrorism McElwreath said. Beirut. Va., was among the hosUges Beirut on June It. in 1981 Halg's successor, George P BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - "We staged this hijack to show Shultz, stepped up the rhetoric in Two Moslem gunmen who the world the ability of the three speeches last year He said the claimed responsibility for the oppressed to confront America United SUtes "must be willing to TWA hijacking said yesterday and chase its interests every- use force" against certain terrorists they had sought the "the glory of where . .. we were hoping that Ironically, Shultz included Syria, Israel might free Shiite prisoners martyrdom" and threatened to ' God almighty would bestow upon which was to play the key negotiat- strike again If America retaliated us the glory of martyrdom In the Several officials, who spoke on the hijacking by two Shiites ot a ing role in behalf of the United SUtes If «THU« WAX condition they not be identified, said TWA jet on June 14 and the later for the hostage-taking. defense of our nation and digni- In this crisis, as part of a "league of The Associated Press The two hooded men, apparent- ty," the hooded man said. they expected the 735 prisoners to be transfer of passengers and crew to terror" against which strong JERUSALEM (AP) - The Israeli the Amal. ly young, were whisked into He said that If the United returned in groups to south Lebanon measures might have to be taken. Cabinet may decide today on ar- Syria said a United SUtes promise Beirut airport's transit lounge States did not honor two demands But they said the first group He also took the lead Wednesday rangements to return 735 Lebanese to respect Lebanon's sovereignty almost exactly as an Inter- made by their captors — freedom probably would not be freed for at night In a speech in San Francisco prisoners to their home country. satisfied the Amal demands national Red Cross convoy left for Lebanese prisoners In Israeli least several days to avoid giving the demanding that the seven Ameri- Israel Television reported. Their impression that their liberty was Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin, the Lebanese capital, carrying 39 jails and no reprisals against cans mislng in Beirut be freed as hostages to Syria and freedom. release had been demanded by part of a deal to win freedom for the in an interview with ABC NEWS, Lebanon — the hijackers would part of any arrangement for the militiamen who held Americans "America's war machine is strike again. American hosUges. reiterated Israel's intention to re- release of the TWA hostages. hosUge in Beirut for 17 days. Both Israel and the United SUtes lease all the deUinees. But he did not nothing but children's toys as far "We emphasize that In the But Berri insisted that he did not as we are concerned," one of the The Cabinet briefly discussed the have said publicly that they will not give any dates. event of any violation of commit- know where they were, and in the hosUge crisis at its regular weekly hijackers, wearing a beige hood, ments that had been agreed upon meet the demands of terrorists. Israel Television also reported end the United SUtes droped IU session yesterday, but made no "There has to be an interval," said that Prime Minister Shimon Peres told reporters. "We also warn the with a Syrian guarantee for the demands. United States anew against play- decision on freeing the prisoners, one military source. "It also would adviser on terrorism. Amiram Nir. release of the prisoners in oc- Syria, meanwhile, emerged from Cabinet SecreUry Yossi Beilin said. ing with fire, because we are cupied Palestine (Israel), we not serve American interests to have spent the week in Washington coordi- the /ordeal with its prestige He said the marathon session was linkage" between the two evenU. he nating conUcts between the United determined to bum It with this address a strong warning to enhanced. fire." dominated by economic issues said. SUtes and Israel during the hosUge America who knows that we are Vibe President Bush, appearing on The Shiite Moslem militiamen The men were identified as the 1 He did not rule out the possibility crisis. capable of accomplishing it," be CBS/ "Face the Nation. ' said. who guarded the American prisoners hijackers by officials .of said. that some prisoners could be freed The prisoners were deUined in the 'They will certainly get credit for until yesterday demanded the re- later this week. final months of Israel's 3-year Hezbollah, or Party of God, the The two men refused to answer playing a helpful role." radical Shiite Moslem group be- lease of hundreds of Lebanese pris- The sourcedlso said Israel had not occupation of south Lebanon, which reporters' questions and left after He Insisted, meanwhile, that no oners, mostly Shiites, held in Israeli lieved to have planned the seizure reading their 10-minute state- given anyone guarantees not to ended in early June. They were assurances had been given by the jails. Israel released 31 Lebanese reUliate for recent events since identified by the Israelis as partici- of the plane on June 14. The pair ment. United SUtes to Berri or Syrian would not give their names. last Monday and has said it will free Israel had never threatened retalia- pants in the guerrilla war against its It ended with the sentence. President Hafez Assad that Israel the other 735 as security conditions The two hijackers, described as "America is the greatr Satan," tion. troops, but the Lebanese were never would release 766 prisoners, mostly in south Lebanon permit After President Reagan men- formally tried or charged brutal by passengers, turned over and it was signed by: "The Shlites, detained near Haifa, the the hostages to the more moder- Oppressed On Earth." Both are Speaking before the an- tioned last Friday that terrorists As the Israelis withdrew they main demand of the hijackers. nouncement of the hosUges' release, should be punished, the Shiite Amal transferred the prisoners to the Atlit ate Amal Moslem militia after phrases used by pro-Iranian rev- "No deals, no assurances?" press- the TWA Jet came to rest In olutionaries. Beilin said the Cabinet or its security militiamen insisted that the United prison in northern Israel, an act that ed the Interviewer, Leslie SUhl. committee would have to approve a SUtes promise to forswear any the United SUtes called a violation "I Uke the oath," Bush said. release of any prisoners. punitive action against Lebanon for of international law The Register 8A YOUR TOWN MONDAY. JULY 1, 1985 County Girl Scouts head for adventure, win gold awards

FARMINCDALE - Croups of tic states, among many other ex- be able to swim, rappel, groom a periences. She will be a sophomore Monmouth County Girl Scouts are horse, enjoy a parade, etc. at Freehold Township High School Leaders of the Opryland group heading (or exciting adventures this this fall. summer Some will step back in include Annette Fazekas and Mary time, others will combine camping "Opryland Jamboree" will be Flynn, Atlantic Highlands, and Bon- theme for an additional group of nie Bonner, Howell. and Opryland entertainment girls from Monmouth Council which Biddle and Cardin, scouts for Laureen G Finn, Englishtown, includes Jill Biddle and Kristin and Eden Casterline, Freehold several years, will enter the eighth Cardin, Colts Neck, Rosemarie grade at Cedar Drive School, Colts Township, are among the group of Fazekas and Mary Ellen Flynn, Neck, in September Fazekas and selected scouts who will participate Atlantic Highlands, Meredith Hosk- Flynn will both enter the eighth in Steamboats and Stovepipes," a ing, Freehold, and Melissa Rodri- grade at Bayshore Junior High Cirl Scout Wider Opportunity spon- quez, Belford School, Middletown, in September. sored by scout councils in Quincy, These scouts will camp beside Rodriquez will be a ninth grader at 111 and Hannibal. Mo patrols from across the country in Bayshore Junior High this fall. These girls will step back in time the rolling Tennessee hills They will Hosking has completed a wide and relive the excitement of the Tom become part of the "Everywhere, Sawyer-Becky Thatcher days Their variety of first aid and water safety USA" program sponsored by the courses, received the President's experiences will include elegant Cumberland Valley Girl Scout Coun- physical fitness award and studied dining aboard a paddlewheeler and cil of Nashville. horseback riding for more than three participating in national Tom Jamboree activities will focus on years including riding lessons in Sawyer Days near Hannibal They music and theater career workshops Spain for seven months.She will be will explore a restored village in as well as primitive campground a sophomore at Freehold Township New Salem. Ill . Abraham Lincoln's living During leisure time they will High School this fall. home for six years, and Springfield, III . site of the Illinois state capitol, Lincoln's home for 23 years prior to his election as president The group will return to modern- day Western America by touring a new hydroelectric dam and engaging in a Mississippi mud-volleyball tour- nament The girls will also take part in such typical camping experiences as canoeing, horseback riding, rappel- ing and hiking, all starting from the base camp in the Wildwood Girl Scout Center in Mount Sterling. Ill Finn, a student at St John Vianney High School, participated in the 1984 Wider Opportunity in Santa Fe N M and served as a Monmouth Council delegate to the national convention in Detroit, Mich. She has OFF TO OPRYLAND — Annette Fazekas. left. Cadette/troop 142, WWitic Highlands; Kristin gone on expeditions and camping Junior leader of the Hartshorne Neighborhood of Cardiff Cadette troop 77, Colts Neck; Jill Biddle, trips from the Northeast to New Girl Scouts. Bonnie Bonner, center, Monmouth Cadette troop 77, Colts Neck, and Mary Ellen Mexico Council's director of program services, and Mary Flynn, Cadette troop 142, Atlantic Highlands Casterline has backpacked along Meredith Hosking, Senior troop 29, Freehold, and the Appalachian Trail, and has Flynn, right, Cadette leader, Hartshore Neigh- camped on family trips throughout borhood, plan activities lor the Opryland Jamboree Melissa Rodriquez. Cadette troop 752. Belford. will New England and the Middle Atlan- Eden Casterline Laureen Q. Finn with scouts Rosemarie Fazekas. second from left. attend but are not pictured SERVICE SALUTE

MATAWAN - Army Pvt Mark F. Airborne Division Rucker. Ala Gouldibrough, son of Jean C MATAWAN - Pvt Andrew A. FAIR HAVEN - Army National fiouldsbrough has arrived for duty Calavano, son of Frank E and Guard Pvt Dona Y. Rlley, daughter in West Germany A cannon Kathenne Calavano, has completed of John C Riley. has completed crewman with the 1st Armored station unit training at the U S basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. Division, he was previously assigned Army Infantry School. Fort Benning. HI'MSON% Pvt Meal 1. lrvlag, at Fort Sill. Okla. Ga son of Howara^K^nd Bonnie M SHREWSBURY - Airman Rich- MIDDLETOWN - Army Private Irving has completed an Army tank ard H. Seldemaa, son of Richard H Keith C. Mooa, son of Brcnda A. and turret repair court* at Aberdeen and Audrey J Seideman. has been Kenneth S Moon. East Keansburg. Proving Ground. Md assigned to Sheppard Air Force hat arrived for duty in Italy An Base. Texas, after completing Air infantryman with the Southern Euro- UNION BEACH - Army Private Force basic training at Lackland Air pean Task Force, he was previously Kalherine M Sroka. daughter of Force Base. Texas He will now assigned at Fort Benning. Ga Patricia K Sroka, has completed a receive specialized instruction in the KEYPORT - Air Force Stall Sgt HAWK missile crewman course at medical services field Carlos Anchundla. son of Carlos the US Army Air Defense School, MIDDLETOWN - Airman Anchundla and Ana Anrhundia, New Fort Bliss. Texas Michael P. Cummings, son of Jar York, has arrived for duty at MARLBORO - Army Pvt Mat- J and Theresa A Cummings, Pittsburgh Air Force Bate. N Y thew Halper, son of Gladys B. and graduated from the V S Air Foi He it a claims section supervisor Spencer C Halper. Morganville, hat aircraft elecrical repair course with the 910th Combat Support arrived for duty in West Germany Chanute Air Force Base, III He is 'Group' and was previously assigned A food service specialist with the scheduled to serve with the 28th at Peterson Air Force Base. Colo 5Wi Ordnance Brigade, he wat Field Maintenance Squadron at El- Hit wife. Jackie, is the daughter of previously assigned at Fort Lee. Va lsworth Air Force Base, S.D. Rote Walsh, here MARLBORO - Air Force Master FREEHOLD - FellU Zamot Jr., MIDDLETOWN - Airman John Sgt Edward K Bretaey, ton of son of Felix and Florence Zamot, has E. Stone Jr.. son of Mr and Mrs Edward J Bresney. Morganville. been promoted in the U S. Air Force John E Stone, East Keansburg. has hat arrived for duly at Pittsburgh to the rank of airman first class He graduated from the US Air Force Air Force Base, N Y He It a plant is a security specialist at Minot Air dental assistant course at Sheppard and scheduling supervisor with the Force Bate. N D , with the 91st Air Force Base. Texas He is 380th Bombardment and was Strategic Missile Wing His wife, scheduled to serve with the Wilford previously assigned in Italy GETTING THE GOLD — Kathleen Szczepanik, borhood, and Michele Marcus, Brick neigh- Hall Air Force Medical Center in Tammy, is the daughter of ''Willie Lavalette. news director of Monmouth Cablevision, borhood. Szczepanik, who addressed the recipi- San Antonio. Texas. and Sarah M Kiah. Matawan MATAWAN - Senior Airman third from left, and Barbara J. Foote, Wall, fourth ents and families, was first runner-up in the 1985 KEANSBURG - Pvt. Michael E. MATAWAN - Pvt Kenneth R. David MClarke, son of David P. and from left, congratulate Girl Scout gold award state Young Career Woman of the Year competition Carton, son of Wilford G. and Lambert, son of Aldend Lambert, Ellen J Clarke, has been named winners Christine Hatiield, left, Matawan-Aberdeen sponsored by the National Federation of Business Patricia Carson, has received the here, and Joani Foster of Quilcene, outstanding airman of the quarter neighborhood, Mary Maniscalco, Freehold neigh- and Professional Women's Clubs. parachutist badge upon completion Wash., hat completed batic training for the 2130th Information Systems borhood; Jill Walker, Fairview-Nutswamp neigh- of the three-week airborne course at at Fort Knox. Ky Squadron in England the U.S. Army Infantry school, Fort MIDDLETOWN - Army Reserve The competiton was bated on job Benning, Ga , where he received Pvt. 1st Class Elltabelk A. knowledge, significant self-improve instruction in parachuting Carson O'Connor, daughter of Elisabeth A ment, leadership qualities, ability to has arrived for duty at Fort Bragg, Casey, Belford, has completed the be an articulate and pottitlve spokes N.C where he will be an anti-armor UH-1 helicopter repair course at the man for the Air Force and other GRADUATIONS weapons crew member with the 92nd US Army Aviation School, Fort accomplishments

TULANE UNIVERSITY NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY BRYN MAWR New Orleans, La. Boston, Mais. Bryn Mawr, Pa. Klissa Merle Rusenburgh, Brian D. Best, New Monmouth. Stephanie Frances Flan, Rumson. HA in sociology, cum B.S. cum laude in civil engineering. Leonardo, B.A. in'biology laude; Susan Neibit Patterson, Rumson. MBA. UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY College Park, Md. Tttcd&e /t Vcite DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Washington, DC. 2f'd di,rectory of coming evenU for non profit organ Elisabeth Vasilenko-Aimerlai, Nancy Lyn» Ward, Holmdel, B.A. Hanover, N.H. » in hearing and speech sciences dU! l» 00 f h Jason P. DeMont, Shrewsbury, Eatontown, B.S.N. in nursing sum- MS. in engineering sciences. ma cum laude. JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY i?I MV !." I1 ? *e"ch additional »••). "« *>f°r three linn for nine to ten day. IH 00 each additional I nel II .50 lor three llneii for eleven day. Each additional day II 00. each additional line 13 00 De adllne11 A M ?wotoys ENDICOTT COLLEGE RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF Harrlsonburg, Va. before publication Call The Daily Register, 54J-4000, ask for The Date Secretary iwooays Beverly, Man. DESIGN Lenore K. Lyons, Holmdel, B.S., Douglai A. Krauit, Morganville, Mary Mazza DeCenzo, Colts Neck, Providence, R.I. B.BA. JULY I - TUESDAY AS in retailing Michelle C. Gellieiler, Aberdeen. "An American Salute " Bring a pic- lUrtt 8 p.m 12 admission 74* extra Parents Without Partners. nic spread Gales open 5 30 p.m. Con- cards. Over 250 prize. Free refresh- PRINCETON UNIVERSITY BFA in apparel; Allison J. Drain, DREW UNIVERSITY Madison, N.J. Bayshore Chapter 644. Cocktail party cert 7:30 p.m. (Rain or .nine) Adult menu For more info call 872-0286 Princeton, N.J. Freehold, BFA in illustration; and dance Town And Country. Hwy. $5 Child 13 Day of concert W/S4 Jane Marie Zarouni, Middletown, Christine A. Tedeschl, West Long Rose Butler, Eatontown, Master 35, Keyport Member! 13. prospec- Monmouth Art. Center 842-1002 JULY 17 - WEDNESDAY B.S. in engineering Branch, BFA in graphic design. of Divinity; Peter Thompson, Haz tive membera 15 8 30 SHARP orien- Trip to Daniel'. Top of the Moun- let. B.A. BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY UNION COLLEGE tation Chapter phone 727-SO2O "The Music Man" dinner, theater tain Pocono Resort Sponsored by MILLBROOK SCHOOL trip to Bucks Country Playhouse, Tinton Falls Senior Citizens Lunch L Lewisburg, Pi. Schenectady, N.Y. JULY 3 - WEDNESDAY sponsored by The Monmouth County 2 houn live entertainment. 117.75. Mary B. McCall, Matawan, B.S. in Joseph F. Caruso, Middletown, Mlllbrook, N.Y. Singles Again Special Event Pre- Peter Tarlton, Rumson Park System. Leaves Thompson Reservation. 747-5178 or 741-ltM. mechanical engineering; Jeffrey B.A. in economics; Karen E. Olsen, Independence Day party. Free ad- Park, Newman Spring! Rd , Lincroft. Plunkelt. Avon. B.A in psychology Middletown, B.A. in political sci- EMMA WILLARD SCHOOL miuion for all Large crowds. Join in 5 p.m. 135. Call 841-4000. SEPTEMBER 7 - SATURDAY ence; Susan R. Serenska, Middle- Troy, N.Y. the fun at the Ukeiide Manor. Rte New York/Bermuda - 7 day cruise TRINITY COLLEGE town. B.A. in managerial econ- Ann Tkerese Moore, Red Bank; 36. Hailet 3 milei Eait of GSP exit Singlet Again Opm House Indepen- on the lovely Bermuda Star Dr Ed- Washington, D.C. omics; Lori E. Kaplan, Morganville Olivia Vanessa Leone, Rumson. 117 8pm dence Day dance. Tonight highlight ward Vanderhey will be cruise Cecilia A. Andla, Middletown, B.A. in English. I terrific muiic, hot buffet, fun for Chaplain. Van between church and B.A. . BERKSHIRE SCHOOL Singles Again dance at the Cin- everyone. If you're tingle, don't miss pier Included. Call 741-5111 or DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Sheffield, Mass. namon Tree Lounge. Rte. 8, Free- It at the Morring, Rt 70, Point 747-0871. GETTYSBURG COLLEGE Hanover, N.H. Allegra H. Chappell, Holmdel. hold. Terrific people. Dellciou. hot 4 Pleasant Proper drat please. Orien- Gettysburg, Pa. W. Brian Barnes, Colts Neck cold buffet. Orientation 8 p.m Dance tation 8 p.m. Dance 9 p.m. For more SEPTEMBER Ml Elizabeth A. Semple, Shrewsbury. RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC IN- 9 p m For more info call 528-6343 info call 3384343 MONDAY-MONDAY B.A ; Patrick J. Connolly, Little B.A; Andrew J. Spears, Middle- Silver. B.A ; Elizabeth B. Gllman. STITUTE St Agnes Church, Atlantic High- town, B.A in political science. Troy, N.Y. JULY 4 - THURSDAY JULY lit land!, will sponsor a trip to Norway, Rumson, B.A. in history; Blrgit G. Single! Again July 4th celebration MONDAY-FRIDAY Sweden and Denmark Out 11648 per Koehler, Holmdel, B A.; Meredith Ami! V. Palel, Marlboro, B S in SHENANDOAH COLLEGE biology magna cum laude; Linda NJ't largeil singles dance. Join us , Dally Community Vacation Church perion, double occupancy. Call A. McCllntock, Colts Neck, B A.; Jill lot a special time tonight it the Colt! & CONSERVATORY Ana Meloro, Belford, B.S. in ma- School, Presbyterian Church at 211-0878 or 281-O272. Winchester, Va. W. Morgan, Little Silver, B.A. Neck Inn, Rte. 937. Coin Neck. Shrewsbury. To register call 747-3567 terials engineering; Terrl JIM Orientation 8 p.m. Dance B p.m. For OCTOBER tl - MONDAY Joseph William Heary Aberdeen, BEAVER COLLEGE Herman, Oakhurst, master of agri- bachelor of music in composition. more info, call 528-6343 JULY I - MONDAY PARIS and the FRENCH I ITAL- Glenside, Pa. culture in architecture; Matthew Ian Summer Chinese Auction • Sponsor- IAN RIVIERA Including Monte Carlo MINOT STATE COLLEGE Lori Ann Shine, Middletown, B.A. Watklm, Lincroft, B.S. in chemical JULY S - FRIDAY ed by Our Lady of Perpetual Help & Monaco. An 11 day Group trip by Minol, N.D. in special education and early child- engineering; Robert Bristol Collins, NJ Symphony Orcheitra pop! con- School PTA, School Hall. Miller St., M.C. BPW. Call 870-24(2 or 741 MM Roxanne T. Brown, Tinton Falls. hood education, summa cum laude; Jr., Rumson, B.S. in management cert. Brookdale Campus. Lincroft Highlands Doors open 6 p.m. Calling for information Bis in nursing. honors in psychology engineering The Register

. JULY 1, 1985 ENTERTAINMENT 9A

MONDAY PRIME TIME SOAP OPERA UPDATE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 I 10:30 O CBS New Fortune Scarecrow And Mrs. King KatelAle Newhart CagneyiLacey ALL MY CHILDREN: As Donna killed his mother. The gardener lead pipe. O NBCNtwt Family Feud TV Bloopers Moris makes plans to marry Benny, Nina continues to tell investigators Stuart GENERAL HOSPITAL: As Slater fantasizes about killing Donna dur- was there. Marcie decides to follow aims at Tony, Donnelly fires fatal M-A-S-H A. Bunker PM.Uao. C. Burnett MervOrin* News ing the nuptials. Cynthia wonders if Stuart to England. shot at Slater. During the confusion, e Palmer and Daily made love on CAPITOL: In New York, Trey Glnny collapses and is rushed to o ABC News Ent. Tonight Bsesbsl vacation Tad bets Dottle he can get discovers that an unwitting Sloane hospital. Derek is tender with Glnny, Century Buddies Htm Femlyreud Movie "A Wak In The Sun" Christie to bed. Dottie learns has sublet Zed Diamond's apart- who fears losing her baby. In o Christie involved in hooker oper- England, nanny tells Holly she must ment. Sloane fears she has let her fD JtHtnon M.NSM Sadat kid. News News ation. Robin refuses to return Greg's career come before her marriage. return to Scorpio. Calling Holly, camera. At Jesse tries to flee police, Julie goes into therapy for her drug Scorpio gets a very cold telephone ffi MacHel/Lehrsr The Heart 01 The Dragon Sta Feet Of The Country Journeys Of The World Lt. Young takes aim but does not fire and drinking problems. Just before reception. Scorpio furious with Don- his weapon. Giles, captivated by going Into labor, Chita accepts nelly for shooting Slater since now ID Santord WKRP IMB^MBMT Reel Estate Brooke, grants her interview. Tad diamond ring from Nino, but Insists they'll neyer.be able to question him Itpjard Safe Movie: The Pride Of Jesse rWam" "The Oaten Hours" stunned when he's told Hillary she'll only accept It as token of and find" the treasure. Realizing m pregnant. Alfred warns Bob he will Anna's scar is fake, Scorpio once friendship. Nino helps Chita give Bantam* TasJ Mo*'1 Waft. The Una" Black Sheep Squadron inform Hillary of Bob's remission birth to baby girl. Jordy blows again is distrustful of his former With Benny and Donna about to say business deal when Cyrus learns wife. Brian agrees to be an usher at mmSpoCtr. Spirit Of Eiostmc 19S4 lot AngskM Olympic Game "I do" in Phoebe's garden, Nina Jordy and his wife have bedded Jimmy Lee's wedding to Cella. His aims gun as Cliff looks on. Suddenly down. After a dressing-down by his life no longer In danger, Tony MM Wimbledon Tennis Cont'd Movie: "Conan The Destroyer" Uovkr. "Circle Of Iron" a shot is fired. * father, Jordy quits Clegg Industries. wonders if he can ever be a husband USA RaOiolMO Dragnet Movie "AdtosAmlgo" Cover Story Hollywood ANOTHER WORLD: Seeing Lar- Jordy promises to be more attentive to Tanya. Tanya thinks moving into ry's natty new attire, Dale's father the brownstone may have been a to Ronni. Paula's novel is complete. rue Movtr."PurpHRam" Movie: "Porky'i II: The Next Day" accuses Larry of being drug dealer. Mark and Tyler think Jarrett may be mistake. Donnelly approaches As Marley's condition improves, she Victor Markham crates containing treasure and spots SNOW Movie Cont'd Movie: "The last Slarilghler" Movie: "Henna K." has meeting with Donna and Vic- DAYS OF OUR LIVES: When Grant about to take treasure. toria Recalling parti of her pait, Pete buys gift for Melissa, Ivy thinks GUIDING LIGHT: Suzette offers Rachel decides returning to Ada's it's an anniversary surprise. Tony Lujack recording contract on con- may. enable her to recall the rest displeased when Anna suggests they dition she has total control of his Cass notices Kathleen's interest in have a pre-nuptial agreement career. About to make his farewell' architect Daniel Gabriel. Over- Melissa stunned when she learns Ian performance, Locke collapses and MOVIE TIMETABLE hearing Larry make plans to meet Is married. Marlena spots Richard dies Held captive by David, Kyle Adrian, Tommy sends his henchmen manages to escape. Reunited with outside her house. Assuming he has Information fof lha movla tlmvtabl* Is instead. Reva, Kyle says they can no longer SOMERSET COUNTY come to check on Jake, she is furious providad by trmakM operators Sine* movlaa ara SOMERSET AS THE WORLD TURNS: In when he asks her for date. A torn contain their feelings for one•uDJact to Chang*. It la racommanoaO that raad- RUTOER-0 PLAZA CINIMA I- ara catl lha lhaataf to confirm corract tlmaa COUNTRY- Cocoon (PO-13) 1 00. 3 10. 5 15. 7 30. 0:40 Montega. Craig taken hostage Kimberly seeks refuge in. Neil's another. Sally pressures H.B. to HOHMOUTH COUNTY US Coo ll,r AMRDSSN TOWNSHIP RUTOER0 PLAZA CINIMA II Posing as monks. Sierra and Michael arms. Marlena refuses to believe lyingly tell Kyle he's his son, feeling I aWANCH Lltaforca (R) 1 45. 3:50. 5:00. 0 10 10 10 eTMTHMOM CIHCHM I LONO BRANCH I- RUTOER0 PLAZA CINIMA III Christopher manage to free Craig Richard's charge that Jake held up this will stop Kyle from teaming up Wltnaai (P.) 7 IB. 9 20 Qoonlas IPQI Ram mal 1 00. 7 30, 0:45 Rambo (R) 2. 4. S. 0. 10:00 •TrMTHMOM CINEMA II LONO •RANCH II just before he is executed In her liquor store. Marlena is smug with with Reva At hospital, Maureen NUTOim PLAZA CINIMA IV- Brawstar • Millions |PQ) 7 30. ft3 0 BrawaMra Millions (PQ) rain mat 1:00. 7:30. St Elmo a Flra (Rl 1 20. 3:25. 5.30. 7:40. 0:50 childhood home. Sierra finds photo Richard when his suspicions are agrees to take Ed off probation ASeiMT "UK • 30 RUTOtm PLAZA CINIMA V- of her mother but is unable to during medical crisis. However, Ki LWIC I-THUTM- MIDDLETOWN Oaturn to Oz (PO) 1:00. 3:05. 5 10. 7 15. 0:15 proved false. Alice heartbroken All-Mai* Adult Fllma (XXX) continuous from UA MIDOLITOWN I- RUTOERt PLAZA CINIMA VI recognize her face Brian hurt when slips back into drinking and Cla ° Cocoon (PO-13) 1 00, 3 30. 9 30. 7 45. 1000 Ooonlaa (POI 1 10. 3:15. 520. 7:26. 0:30 when she realises her grandson UA MIDOtllOWN ll- Barb turns down marriage proposal Michael has decided not to do his must finish important operation. All-Oirl Adult Fllma (XXX) conllnuoua rrom St Elmo's Flra (Rt 1 30, 3.30. 5 30. 7 30. 0.30 loon througl MPAA RATINOB UA MIDCUTOWN III- O - Oanaral auWancaa Frannie confides in Margo that medical residency in Salem. Patch LOVING: Having been attacked PARK CINti Prlula Honor (R) 2 30, 4:45, 7:15. 0:30 Kevin's former girlfriend is preg- puts the Incriminating microfilm by Spike, Keith begs Jonathan to Two Hoi N*w Straight Fllma (XXX) continuous UA MI0OUTOWN IV- PO - AN *B*a. (Paranial euManc* auegaalad) Irom noon through 11 30 p.m Ramoo (R) 3. 4. 6 «. 10:00 R - Rastrtclad {Paraons urutar 17nol ad- nant In London. Stuart insists that about Savannah's business in Liz's either get him medical attention or ATLANTIC HIOHLAHOa UA MIDOLITOWN V- mmad unlaaa accompanlad by pwant or ATLANTIC CINIMA I- adult guardian) he was not home at time of fire that bag Patch hits Bo over head with kill him Jonathan refuses to do Ooonlaa |PS) 100. 3:15. 5:30. 7 45. 0 45 X — Adutis only. Wilnaaa (H) r 19. a 70 UA MIOOUTOWN VI either, saying quick death is too good ATLANTIC CINIMA II LilalOfca |R) 1 45. 3:45. 5:45, 7:45. 0:45 Braosw i Millions IPO) 7 30. > 30 UA MIOOHTOWN VII for Keith. Steve tells Gwyn he knows IATONTOWH R*turn to Ol IPO) 1 IS. 3 15. 5:15. 7 30. 0:30 she's the reason he must break up COMMUNITY |. OCEAN TOWNSHIP Rambo (Rl Rain mat 1 00. 7 30. 9 30 •IAVIIW SQUARE CINIMA I- Wed., July 3rd ... Red Bank Fireworks with Trish. After Steve curses her, COMMUNIFV If. Flatcn IPO) 1 45. 3 45. 5 45. 7 45. 0 46 Barbershop quartet Gwyn promises revenge Ava asks A Vl*w to a KIM [PQ) Rain mal 1 00, 7:1ft. 9 4ft •EAVIEW SWAM CINEMA II • AST BRUNSWICK Cocoon IPO-13) 12:00. 2:30. 5 00. 7.30. 10:00 seeks new members WATCH THE FIREWORKS Jack for full-time governess Jack BRUNSWICK SOUAR! CINIMA I MIOOIIBROOK I- sarcastically asks her why the Ooonl*s IPO) 1 IS. 3 15. ft20 . 7 25 a 50 Pala P.id*f |R) Rain mal 1:00. 7:25. 0:45 BRUNSWICK SQUARI CINIMA II HlorXEeROOK II- IN COMFORT AT mother can't take care of the child. Cocoon (PQ-13) 12 45. 3 00. 5 15,7 40. a 55 LlWorc* (R) Rain mat 1 00. 7 40, 0:40 Stacy tells Tony she knows she can PMSNOLD RED BANK The Raritan Bay Chapter of the PUSSHOLO CINIMA a- RED BANK MOVIBB I- never have Jack Cocoon (PQ-13) 1 00, J 25. 9:46 Pala Bidar |R) Ram mal 1:00. 7:25. 0 40 Society for Preservation and En- Olde Union House PMSHOLD CINIMA a- RBD BANK MOVIE* II couragement of Barbershop Quartet ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Mimi RambolRI I 00. 7 30 a 30 FIMCIl IPO) Rain mat I 00. 7 30, 0 30 returns to Llanview a star, no longer PMIHOLD CINIMA 9- •HREWIBURT Singing in America is seeking new a Complete Dining Experience A Vlaw to a KW (POI 1 M. Ill, 145 SHREW0BURY PLAZA CINIMA 1- chorus members. The 38-member interested in Asa Clay, Mimi's PMSHOLD CINIMA 9- Ooonlas (PO) 1 30, 4 20, 7 20. 045 producer, is her newest love. Delilah FMch (PO) 1 00. 7:36. 9 35 SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA ll- chorus sings popular hits and Broad- DINNER ENTREES FROM *10." PMBHOLD CINIMA a. 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10A LIFESTYLE MONDAY. JULY 1, 1985 The beauty She took the back road there editors were studying law, and at that time it was the * JAN MAINE WEMtW furthest thing from my mind." of Down's The Register When she received encouraging comments from RED BANK — A career in law was not something editors, who sugges[a«nhat a degree in law would.be Dear Ann Landen: I Just finished beneficial hijtotifwii field, she decided to pursue It. reading the letter from "Down Cecilia A. P. Silver had ever envisioned for herself. But About Downs" and I am thoroughly Silver, 34, of Rumson, has recently opened her own Then she^Mfome so intrigued that she decided to disgusted with the woman who wrote general law firm here In the Mid-Lantlc National practice owner own. Bank/Merchants Building. It. She fell that life had cheated her It so happened that Silver had helped her husband, because her child was not "normal." Seymour, with some of his real estate deals at That Insensitive mother should gel Silver gives specific attention to corporate and individual real estate law, from residential house Silvermead, a senior citizen manufactured-housing down on her hands and knees and community he owns In Freehold. thank the good Lord she has a child. closings to condominium conversion. My husband and I hive been In her new practice, she also handles investment "I have had first-hand experience In the area of wanting a baby for eight years. If work, such as wills, trusts, and probate. In the area of buying and selling real estate," said Silver. "I think It God sent us a Down's Syndrome business law, she handles formation of corporations, Is safe to say I have a running speciality In business." child we would be thrilled. My sister partnerships, and other matters. Consumer law is and her husband have a Down's another of her specialties. Silver Is a member of the American Bar Association child. She Is the sweetest, most and the New Jersey State Bar Association. She is adorable llmonth-old I have ever Originally from northern New Jersey and a graduate licensed to practice law in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, seen. The youngster never cries. She of Temple University School of Law, Silver started out and Washington DC Recently she addressed the sales hat a golden disposition and goes to as a writer for Associated Press, Ocean County associates at Rumson Realty on "Improving Com- everyone in the family without a Publications and AT&T. She broke into the field of law munication Between the Realtor and the Lawyer: How minute's fuss. I've seen her cuddled at the Associated Press, where she was hired part time to do the Closing Faster. Better." by at least IS different people In an to cover environmental and political issues. evening and she Just loves it. Silver has prepared a series of lectures on various I believe God sent us Down's "I worked in the news media for five years before aspects of business and consumer law, which she children for a reason. These special I began to pursue a law degree," said Silver. "A lot of presents to community, consumer and specialty groups youngsters teach us so much about Cecilia Silver compassion and real love. Please print this letter. Every parent of a Down's child will be grateful. - R.S.T. In Quebec Survey sheds light on whom girls idolize Ann Landers Few women Reaching

Dear Quebec: Thank you for a splendid letter The late Sen. Hubert listed stars Humphrey's first grandchild was a Down's child. Vickie brought NEW YORK. NY - Ask teen NEW YORK. NY - Do stars tremendous joy to Hubert and girls who they consider to be today's really get their fan mail — and do Muriel She was the darling of the "most sizzling stars," and the they read It? Yes' Of course, not family and captivated everyone response overwhelmingly favors the every letter makes it. but with a I have already heard from hun- hottest male movie stars and rock little letter-writing savvy, you can dreds of parents and brothers and musicians, according to a poll by get in touch with that favorite star sisters of Down's children who SEVENTEEN magazine. expressed the same sentiments. Flnt, according to SEVENTEEN Thanks to all who wrote. In a survey of 2.000 of the magazine, make sure you have the magazine's youthful readers, only correct address A great source is Dear Ann Landers: This letter it two women, rock singers Madonna "The Address Book" by Michael in response to "His Wife" In Penta- and Cyndi Lauper, placed within top Levine. which contains more than cola. Relax, Tools. I do not want lo 20 on the list of favorite superstars. 3,000 celebrity addresses However, marry your husband. I wai married the magazine says. "Don't overlook once myself and decided husbands The teens, asked to name their top the stars' record and movie com- aren't worth the trouble. ten celebs, voted Madonna into panies ." For example. Warner Bros When I was a wife I cooked meals fourth place with 27% of the votes, Records, the label for Prince. almost every day. My husband was while Lauper landed ninth place with Madonna and Van Halen. always very fussy. More than once he left 20%. forwards fan mail to the artist's the table because the meal was too The rest of the choices were all management well done or the fish "didn't smell male stars. When an address isn't readily right." I washed, Ironed and cleaned Leading the list of girls' favorites available, "don't forget that detec- house constantly. The minute I sal are two of Hollywood's current tive work pays off," the magazine down lo relax in the evening he heartthrobs Rob Lowe, star of the says "If the name of a celebrity's wanted a beer. If the newspaper was upcoming "St. Elmo's Fire," came manager or production company on the other side of the room he in first, with 48% of the votes appears in a news story, look up the would call me from the kitchen ud Tom Cruise, best-known for his address." ask me to get it for him. When composing your letter, keep Now my life is a breeie. The bouse role in "Risky Business," was mentioned by 32% of the teens and it brief and legible A typed note is is neat. I cook when I feel like it and preferable Your chances for a reply am much slimmer. I love my job and placed second. •Third place on the list of super- are better if you put your address on there Is no pressure to be home at the letter and enclose a self-ad- 6 p.m. I can see women friends, go stars went to Prince, the reigning king of rock, who was named by 28% dressed, stamped envelope, SEVEN- visit my mother, take in a movie TEEN advises with my siller and enjoy the opera, of the readers. which my husband loathed. Letters stand a good chance of Simon Le Bon and John Taylor, reaching a celebrity, but don't The one evening a week I spend both of the rock group Duran Duran, with your husband la a pleasant disappoint yourself by sending other placed fifth and sixth respectively items such as food, money or change of pace for me. I believe he Matt Dillon, star of the recent likes to fantasize that we are madly expensive gifts Not only can they sleeper hit, "The Flamingo Kid," get lost or stolen In the mall, the In love, but this is not true. I have landed seventh place, with 24% of another male friend whom I actually magazine explains, but stars are the readers making him one of their often so deluged with gifts that they prefer. I see him on Saturday nights. choices. Perhaps your life would be sim- don't even keep them pler and you could make plans If you Tied for eighth place on the list Duran Duran. for example, re- knew the exact day of the week your were Australian actor Mel Gibson, ceives so many stuffed animals that husband and I gel together. It's and George Michael of the rock the guys must donate them to a Tuesday. — Hanging Loose In group Wham!; each was mentioned British children's hospital Florida by 22% of the girls who responded. Once the letter is in the mail, "don't be surprised by anything'" Dear Loose: You're completely Rounding out the top ten was the magazine concludes "Stars honest, if nothing else. If "Mr Monmouth County's own, rock star usually send an autographed photo — Tuesday's" wife wants equal time, Bruce Springsteen, who was picked but some may actually write or she's got it by 19% of the girls polled. call'"

ONLY TWO — Madonna and Lauper are the only two women cited as idols by teen-age girls in BIRTHS Seventeen's new poll. YOUR HOROSCOPE

RIVERVIEW MEDICAL Mr and Mrs Ashfaq Arastu By Stella Wilder VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) - CENTER (Fatima Sultana 1,18 Heritage Road. MONDAY, JULY 1 Your nerve and fortitude may be Red Bank Eatontown. daughter, June 9 tested by friend who offers chal- CBS Bora today, you an the type of lenge. Meet him halfway, and both Mr. and Mrs. Roger Passarella Mr and Mrs. George P Davis person whose work is everything — will be satisfied. (Clare Manzo), 14 Georjean Drive, (Brenda Gordon), 107 North 5th SUPERMARKET the vary purpose of life. Further, Holmdel. daughter, June 8. Ave , Long Branch, son, June 9. you take great pride in your belief Mr and Mrs. David Basore (Susan LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - You Jeanne Emmett, 1110 E. Main St., 36 MAIN ST. that your work is a service to your feel u though all eyes are on you Vaclavik), 186 Silverside Ave , Little Belmar, son, June 10. community and to mankind, and Silver, son, June 8. today. Confidence will see you KEANSBURQ you m«i|i»»in that all — govern- through; avoid aggressiveness. Mr. and Mrs. ArnaWo Galassi Mr and Mrs. James Lee (Nan Hui ment officials, teachers, artists, SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - (Kristine Wieboldt), 11 Meadow Yi), 73 Clearview Drive, Tinton common laborers — can find simi- Falls, daughter, June 10 You may have to trust acquain- Way, Red Bank, daughter, June 9. lar strength and contentment In tance with a portion of your own Mr. and Mrs. Karl Smith (Joanne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Philbum that very belief. You are enthusias- (Patricia Coco), 2904 Grant St., responsibilities. Choose wisely; do Stephanl, 17 Navesink Ave., Atlantic tic, hard working and fiercely patri- what you can yourself. Highlands, son, June 9. Wall, daughter, June 10. Bacon 98° otic. Your goali an clear-cut, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen (Arline the road toward achieving them ii SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. (Carol Tukey), 49 Ueland Road, Red Gourdine), 39 Olongapo Lane, Eaton- JERSEY NUMBER GAME straight and level. 21) - A good day for reminiscing. Bank, son, June 9. town, daughter, June 11. Pick ar 3 Numbers Your personal life is one of com- Go through old photos, souvenirs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. John Heavey (Joan- you can play fort and stability, you approach You may be reminded of forgotten (Nancy Nichols), 75 Ward Ave., ne Marmora), 620 Myrtle Ave., West from 7 a.m to 10 p.m. romantic involvement with a firm desire. Rumson, daughter, June 10. Allenhurst, daughter, June 11 7 days a week desire to settle down. You make CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ackermann Mr and Mrs. Warren Doherty WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER friend* easily, and you have very Tend to small projects on the borne (Teresa Barth), 148 Wedgewood (Carla Tortoriello), 46 Harding Ave., few friendship* that are not long- front today. You get comfort, sol- Circle, Eatontown, son, June 10. Keansburg, daughter, June 11. term; you art honest, supportive ace from working with your hands. Mr. and Mrs. John White (Lisa and loyal Bayers), 9 Lakewood Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fix (Jac- AOUARIUS (Jan. 2O-Feb. 18) - Keansburg, son, June 10. queline Van Glahn), 7 Mercer Ave., Alao born on thta date arc: OH- Strategy essential today u you pre- Mr. and Mrs. William Wheeler Port Monmouth, daughter, June 9. Baymar Farms vla do Havllland, actress; Leslie pare proposal. Success is yours If (Sharon Frazee), 18 David Court, Lenora A. Jones, 54C White St., Caron, dancer, actress. you recognize allies, rivals. Mlddletown, daughter, June 10. Eatontown, son, June 10. HOT* PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - A Summer Pull of Fun ... On A To let what if in store for you Projects proceed as planned; minor Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reyes tomorrow, find your birthday and obstacles overcome with ease. MONMOUTH MEDICAL (Laura Hornung), 375 Mac Arthur HARBOR ROAD - MARLBORO read the corresponding paragraph. CENTER Today may prove to be one of your Ave., Long Branch, son, June. 10. Let your birthday star be your daily best! Long Branch Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gaudious 591-0600 guide. Mr and Mrs Bob Schenk (Laurie (Carol Pfeiffer), 266 Chelsea Ave., ARIES (March 21-April 19) - Rowe). 15 Spring St.. Red Bank, son. Long Branch, daughter, June 11. * Summer Horsemanship t*r*0i TUESDAY, JULY 2 Faith in yourself necessary as vou June 8. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Davis A FtW THINGS THIY'LL DO CANCER (June 21-July 22) - begin to weather a brief storm. Oth- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Laviola (Michele- Baird), 76 Walnut St., • Daily Riding instructions • Ltclurn 4 Long-awaited event may prove ers rally around you as clouds (Cheryl Ann Higgins), 8 Center St., Neptune, son, June 11 • Stable Managameni Demonstrations something of a disappointment break. Rumson, daughter, June 7. • HorM Showt today If expectations are unreason- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Mr. and Mrs. Glen Eisenberg • Trail Rides ' • Qualified Adult" Avoid excessive planning, prepara- Mr and Mrs Mohamed Osman ably high. (Nancy Rimalover), 2 Concord • Horse Oriented Activities Instructors tion; today can be most productive (Nadia Khattab), 150 Cloverdale Drive, Freehold, daughter, June 11. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Free if you relax and wing it Circle, Tinton Falls, daughter. June Dorinda Henderson, 135 Seaview W» Enroll Only 20 children a week time should be spent with family, QEMINI (May 21-June 20) - A 9. Ave , Long Branch, son, June 11. AGES 7 -17 friends. Avoid temptation to hide good day for investing as bargains Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ehler Mr. and Mrs. Brian Attridge BEGINNER THRU ADVANCE away, Indulge in private delights. come your way, but beware* of (Margaret Seymour), 23 Andover (Linda Wendt). 322 Wells Ave., NOW thru Aug. 23rd Share yourself! faulty advertising. Be sensible! Lane, Matawan, daughter, Ji -• 9 Oakhurst, daughter, June 12. The Register

COMICS. 6 CLASSIFIED, 7 s MONDAY. JUNE 24, 1985 B Molitor's bat does in Yanks Molitor has appeared in 68 of Milwaukee's singles against three New York pitchers. "Every time I've faced him he's thrown NEW YORK (AP) — A newcomer to the 70 games and his 8-for-l4 weekend raised his Paul Householder went 4-for-5, including mostly fastballs," Moore said. "I was Milwaukee Brewers' clubhouse might mis- batting average to .317. two-out hits that started the Brewers' three- looking for a fastball in that situation, take Paul Molltor for a pitcher since he puts "The doctors were trying to keep me run second and two-run fifth. especially after he walked two batters. He a bulky ice bag on hit right elbow after under 10 games at a time, but it's responded "We don't have a guy who's going to be threw me a fastball right out over the plate every game. a lot better than I thought it would," he said. a big thumper, who can knock the ball out and I hit it out toward the end of the bat." Molitor, however, is very much a hitter "I might take one more day off before the of the park, but we'll single you to death," Moore also hit it into left field, giving the and yesterday he capped a big weekend by All-Star Game, though." said Householder, who had his first four-hit Brewers a 6-4 lead. collecting four singles in four at^ats, Molitor singled to start the game, but was game in the majors "We have guys with Bob McClure, 2-0, who relieved Mil- scoring three runs and driving In one as the stranded. An inning later, though, he good speed who know how to run the bases Brewers defeated the New York Yankees collected the third of Milwaukee's five waukee starter Ray Burrls in the fourth, and when we put some singles together we was the winner although the Yankees nicked 7-5. * consecutive two-out singles and drove in the make things happen " game's first run. He singled and scored in him for a run in the bottom of the fifth on "I'm thankful the elbow is coming along Moore, who also drove in a run with the Rickey Henderson's double, a ground ball like It is," said the Brewers' third baseman, the fourth inning, drew a two-out walk in the fourth of Milwaukee's five second-inning Should I fifth that loaded the bases and preceded and an error by second baseman Gantner on who underwent reconstructive surgery on singles, rapped his game-winning hit off Don Mattlngly's low liner. Rollie Fingers May 21, 1964 — a tendon was removed from Charlie Moore's tie-breaking two-run single, reliever Brian Fisher, 2-2. and singled and scored an insurance run in pitched the last two innings for his ninth his left forearm and used to replace a Fisher, who relieved starter Bob Shirley save. ligament in his right elbow — and was the eighth. in the second inning, retired the first two eat eggs limited to 13 games all season. The Brewers, who had collected at least batters in the fifth But Householder hit his New York's Bob Shirley had his first bad Although he sat out a couple of games one extra-base hit in 37 consecutive games, third single and Fisher walked pinch hitter outing in four starts, allowing six hits and unhatched? earlier this season to give the elbow a rest, had that streak snapped but rapped out 14 Jim Gantner and Molitor to load the bases. three runs in 1 2-3 innings like my eggs any style. Soft-boiled, hard-boiled, scrambled or fried. I like I them over easy with toast or over easy Dickinson to replace with steak I like them coddled and curried and poached on hash I even like them raw in beer Few foods have more ardent sup- porters than the egg. We egg lovers do Schulte as Seraph coach not merely love eggs We believe them to be the best food we eat all day. "One Jerry and I know I'm ready to take charge of of the most nearly perfect foods," Dr. MIDDLETOWN - Mater Dei High School this program. I.know many people might think Benjamin Miller calls eggs in "The athletic director Bob Kitson announced last that I'm too young for the spot but I think that Complete Medical Guide." One egg night that Bill Dickinson has been named the my age will work to my advantage. contains the highest grade protein along school's new head football coach replacing "I know the kids and I am able to with minerals like calcium, phosphorus, Jerry Schulte who resigned earlier this year. communicate to them," the Gettysburg Collge iron and potassium, vitamin A and "I've known Bill for a very long time and graduate explained. "The kids are comfortable several of the B vitamins we're happy to have him as our new head with me. But right now I want to start working coach." Kitson said "He was a former player Now we are being told eggs are bad. within our own program. In the past we have and student here and he was an assistant under lost several kids who have transferred to other They are loaded with cholesterol Eat Jerry the last two years eggs and our arteries Will clog up Heart schools and I want to work to discontinue that "We had 15 applicants for the spot," Kitson trend. attacks and strokes await anyone who noted "And then we got down to eight and then begins his day with this nearly perfect the final four I think that Bill is exactly what "Also there are many kids in our school who food we were looking for He's young (25) but I haven't come out for the team in the past," think that the age will be an asset for him. Dickinson said. "I want to generate more One large egg contains 275 mgm of interest from within in our program." cholesterol A second egg would almost "At first I thought that it might be a Although the Seraphs are coming off a 2-7 double the recommended limit of 300 liability," he said "But he can demonstrate both love and loyalty to our program. I'm season, Dickinson is optimstic about the" mgm of cholesterol per day No wonder upcoming year. eggs must go or, at best, be restricted comfortable with the decision because I've to an occasional fall from dietary grace known him for 11 years He was a player under "We only graduated four seniors," he noted. According to current rules, if I were to me and I know that he is happy with our "And we have 28 letter winners returning. So eat even one egg, I would have to do selection " we do have a solid nucleus to work with. The without any other source of cholesterol Dickinson, who won eight varsity letters at •xptritnc* that they gained last season will be - fish, shellfish.'meat and most dairy Mater Dei before graduating in 1978, was I plus this year. products I would have to become a estatic with his appointment "I think that we can be competitive in the vegetarian "I'm estatic." said Dickinson. "It's a great T North Division and the entire 'C Division," 1 move for me I learned an awful lot under he pointed out. Is this diet really necessary Is there sufficient scientific evidence for me to elimintate my precious eggs from my menu'' Not nearly as much as you might think Although there Is little question of "Mac the Mouth" remains a thr importance of an elevated cholesterol in your blood, there is still considerable controversy about the im- portance of elevated cholesterol in your favorite at Wimbledon tourney diet Everyone agrees that a low fat diet with a high polyunsaturated newspapers called him. halted Borg s five-year WIMBLEDON. England (AP) - It was nine title run at Wimbledon amid controversy fat/saturated fat ratio will lower blodd summers ago that the talented, tempestuous cholesterol There is no unanimity of "If he played like a champion, he did not. left-hander from New York raged out of the alas, behave like one," one writer said "It was opinions, however, about the dietary qualifying1 ranks effect of restricting dietary cholesterol not simply that he queried line decisions — Combining his genius with a racket with his though one would have thought with less cause The egg has become a food item of major temper tantrums. John McEnroe stormed his contention among the experts. than in some years — but that he sometimes way to the semifinals of the 1976 Wimbledon did so with an abrasive rudeness." Studies on the effect of dietary tennis championships before falling. He was the champion, but the All England cholesterol on blood lipids have been His on-courl genius and antics caught the Club refused to elect him an honorary equivocal Even the adherents of low fancy of British fans — and of the headline member, the first time in history the cholesterol diets admit the impact of writers for London's racy tabloids convention was broken. such restricltons is not as great as one But it was "Mac the Mouth" who combined A year later, he was finally accorded that would suppose Ancel Keyes. a long- with Bjorn Borg in one of the most thrilling honor time researcher on the influence of diet, LOOK MOM, NO HAND8 - Pete Bruckmann, 12, of Fair Haven finals at the All England Lawn Tennis and This year, McEnroe has been oddly subdued thinks the effect of dietary cholesterol bounces the ball olf of his knee during action in the Monmoulh College Croquet Club in recent memory, when he lost No one has felt the lash of his tongue, and has been eiagerated He states that one Soccer Cup Tournament yesterday. Bruckmann plays lor the Little Silver to the Swede in a five-set match in 1980. The neither of his first two opponents really felt the match is still remembered simply by the score frequently cited report out of Lightning. genius of his game. MassachuseU overestimated the effect of the fourth-set tiebreaker. 18-16. of dietary cholesterol five fold. And in 1981. "Super Brat," as the London See McEnroe Page 2B In experiments of his own, Keyes did find some change in blood cholesterol by lowering cholesterol intake. However, even by reducing the recommended Unser cruises to win in Meadow lands Grand Prix minimum 'In half, the blood cholesterol was lowererd by only 7 5 milligrams "Mario and Danny ran into a little bad the race record by averaging 90.167 mph the road circuit at Portland, Ore., last Those who see little value in lowering EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Al Unser luck and that's pretty much all we needed," Andretti's average was 80.742 in the in- season, said Sunday's victory probably dietary cholesterol point to reports Jr., avoiding the on-track incidents that said the smiling Unser, a slim, freckle-faced augural Meadowlands event. would not have happened had his top which show no changes in blood values plagued the pre-race favorites, cruised to an redhead from Albuquerque, N.M. "I took a lesson off of Roberto (Guer- competitors not had problems. when following the average American easy victory yesterday in the U.S. Grand His race was perfectly orchestrated, with rero) He made a couple mistakes the last "I don't think if Mario and Danny had intake of eggs In a free living situation, Prix at the Meadowlands his pit stops coming on laps 34 and 68 of the couple of days You make a mistake at the finished the race I could have run with them as reported in the Framingham study, While the 23-year-old son of three-time 100-lap event through the parking lots and Meadowlands and that's what happens." as fast as they were running at the there is no stastical difference in the Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unser was on the service roads of the New Jersey Guerrero, from Brazil, missed Sunday's beginning," he said. blood cholesterol levels of egg eaten and way to his first victory of the season and the Meadowlands sports complex. race after crashing both his No. 1 car and "Mario seemed to back up to me and non-egg eaters. One experiment done at second of his Indy-car career, Mario "The objective going into the race was to his backup in practice on the temporary Bobby Rahal. But we couldn't pass or the University of California on 2000 Andretti, Danny Sullivan and Bobby Rahal go as fast as I could and not make any circuit lined by concrete barriers. anything. It's so hard to pass at the volunteers given up to two eggs daily all ran into .trouble. mistakes." added Unser. who easily broke Unser, who won his first Indy-car race on See Unser. Page 2B showed no statistical correlation be- tween the number of* eggs consumed In the blood level of cholesterol. Comment- ing on a similar survey, Keyes wrote "Within the range of intake in this Cards nip Metsin 11 population, differences in egg consump- tion were unrelated to blood cholesterol Cardinal starter Danny Cox matched level or to coronary artery disease." ST. LOUIS (AP) - Vlnce Colemans zeroes with Gooden until Jack Clark put Si average has been dropping lately, and the St. Louis ahead 1-0 with his 15th home run to There has been other evidence that the Louis rookie had only hit the ball out of the gL ...' ~ ^Ml left-center in the seventh. level of dietary cholesterol does not infield once prior to the 11th inning Gooden was pleased with the pitch he really matter. The Eskimo, for Instance, yesterday. made, but unhappy with the result despite a high cholesterol intake has a But Coleman ripped a pitch from New "Going into the game I told myself that low blood cholesterol and low incidence York reliever Jesse Orosco down the left- Clark was the one guy I didn't want to let of coronary artery disease. The caveman field line to score Ivan DeJesus from second beat me," Gooden said. "It was 3-2, and I diet, we are told, had an average and give the Cardinals a 2-1 victory over the wasn't afraid of walking him, but I wanted cholesterol of close to 600 mgm yet our Mela and a sweep of the three-game series to give him something he might swing at. I prehistoric ancestors had litte at Busch Stadium. thought I made a great pitch — it was a cardioascular disease. I know personally The victory, St. Louis' fourth straight and fastball, down and away." of a weight lifter who begins each day 12th in IS games, enabled the Cardinals to "I'm disappointed we didn't win," Gooden with a six-egg omelette and yet has a move m games ahead of Montreal in the said. "I can't pitch any better against this normal cholesterol. National League East. team than I did today." On the other hand, I met a teacher of "I haven't been struggling at the plate," Cox left after scattering nine hits through nutrition who was a vegetarian who ate said Coleman, whose average has slipped nine innings. eggs and had a satisfactorily low level of fell more than 20 points to .261 in the past "The bottom line is Just that we won the blood cholesterol. Wben pressed by his two weeks. "I've been hitting the ball — I game," he said. "...I feel Just as good as if students to stop eggs he did so. His Just haven't been getting hits." I'd gotten the win myself." cholesterol dropped an additional JO Coleman's game-winning blow followed a After Clark's homer, the Mets came right points. ground-rule, double by DeJesus leading off back to tie it when Walty Backman led off It appears then that dietary the Uth against Orosco, 1-4. pitching in the eighth with a bunt single and went to cholesterol matters and it doesn't mat- relief of Dwlght Gooden, who went the first third when third baseman Terry Pendleton's ter. Is there a way to explain how we can eight innings for the Mets. throw sailed into the right field corner. get such conflicting reports? May I eat St. Louis reliever Ken Day ley, 2-0, who Danny Heep's sacrifice fly scored Backman. my eggs or should I try to live without struck out pinch-hitter Rusty Staub with two Both teams threatened in the first inning. them? Should I eat my eggs or wait until on in the top of the Uth, got the victory. The Backman and Heep singled to start the ASSOCIATED PRESS they become chickens? victory was St. Louis' eighth in its last nine game, and Backman went to third on a force OOT YAI — Catcher Tom Nieto of the St. Louis Cardinals tags out Wally Backman games with New York, which has now lost play. But he was out at the plate on a Garv of the New York Mets during the first inning yesterday at Busch Memorial Stadium five straight. Carter's bouncer to the mound. in St. Louis. The Cards nipped the Mels, 2-1, in 11 innings. V . 2B Thr It. MONDAY. JULY 1, 1985 SPORTS BRIEFS Invaders advance in USFL playoffs

Novo Bojovic remembered last Birch Hill remains unbeaten in JSBL year's USFL playoffs, when he missed three field goals in a losing EPTUNE - Unbeaten Birch Tripucka and Sienkiewcz both effort for the Michigan Panthers Hill 16-01 used the inside scored 29. Boo Bowers had 23 for "I wasn't about to let last year NIscoring of Tom Seaman and Larson Ford. repeat itself. " the Oakland Invaders the outside shooting of Kelly The second game saw Staten placekicker said yesterday after Tripucka and Tom Sienkiewicz to Island outscore Pine Belt Chev- booting a 23-yard field goal on the stop Larson Ford {4-21. 108-89, rolet, 28-17, in the third quarter last play of the game to give his last night and take a two game to go in front to stay. High- team a 30-27 victory over the Tampa lead in the Jersey Shore Summer scoring Bill Mahala scored 13 of Bay Bandits in the opening round of Basketball League his game-high 37 points in that the United States Football League In the first game. Staten Island quarter. playoffs. Bars 12-41 won its second Former Monmouth College Bojovic also atoned for a 31-yard straight with a 103-93 triumph stars Rich Pass and Karl Towns field goal attempt he missed with over Pine Belt Chevrolet (2-41. scored 26 and 22 points respec- 5 14 left He earlier kicked field Birch Hill trailed. 22-19. after tively for Pine Belt Towns was goals of 37 and 52 yards one quarter, but Tripucka scored the top rebounder with 17. "I wanted to be in a position to 13 points and Seaman nine to lead Tonight's double header at the win it," he explained. "I knew God a 31-19 second quarter rally and Headliner has RKE Lettering was looking over me last year and it never lost the lead playing East Coast Computers at He put me in the same situation this Seaman scored 31 points and 7:30 and Headliner meeting year " grabbed 12 rebounds while Birch Hill at 9:IS. But this time. Bojovic came through, setting up a game next SUUn Mland ••>• (101) K Tnpucka II T 29. Saaman 12 7 31 Marian 13 n 37 Mttnt 9 4 12. McNtn 5 S*"««WiCI 12 5 29. T K TnpuCU 4 I 9. T weekend at Memphis against the i 11 CrtM 2 4 8. Clam I 0 2 Kocn^ 5 0 Tnpucka 2 0 4. SptHs 2 0 4 C TnpucU I Showboats, who on battered the 10 BKIon 1 13 Cunninghtf* 2 O 4 flota«>«' 0 2 TOTALS 44 20 106 3 0 6 TOTALS 41 21 103 Denver Gold 48-7 Lantxi Port |M| WlW t»N ChtMOtSt II) Bowtri 11 1 23. Anort 3 3 9. Braun 3 0 Also next weekend. Eastern Coru Paaa 10 6 26 T0«na 7 9 22 Mclaughlin 11 I 23 Harrington 4 2 10 Hirna 5 0 10 6 Brown 9 0 16. Arlington 2 3 7, Wat>b 3 0 ference champion Birmingham. 14-5 Grov«l 0 2 2 TOTALS 37 19 93 6. Hurl 0 2 2. Robinson 7 4 16 TOTALS 36 after a 22-20 victory over Houston, •uuti lilaM i? u n » - IOI 13 69 •*. ••« Jinim ii tire* Hia II 11 » jo _ ma hosts the winner of tonight's game •ken HW 1MI Larson Fo.a 11 II II ir D at New Jersey between the Generals and the Baltimore Stars The Gen- erals will go without quarterback FOOTBALL OR BOXING? — Tampa Bay Bandits Dave Browning during first-hall action in this USFI Brewster win pair in Summer Series Doug Flutie. whom Coach Walt Michaels will keep on the bench with left guard Chuck Pitcock (right) lands a right hook playofl game in Oakland ED BANK - Don Brewster (Woodpussy). Kurt Orbele a mending collarbone The defend- to the mask of Oakland Invaders' delensive end won both races in the Light- (Laser III and Johj Simpson ing champion Stars will try to slow R ning class yestrday at the (Sanderling) down Herschel Walker, the leagues but we just came up a little short." advanced as Danny MiNer kicked uprights from 39. 26. 41. 57 and 35 yards to tie the USFL one-game Monmouth Boat Club's weekly The races were held in light top rusher, with the stingiest de- said Reaves Oakland is a great five field goals, one from a record- Summer Series on the Navesink fense in the USFL setting 57 yards, and Houston kicker record The former University of variable winds football team They did it when they River. At Oakland. Tampa Bay quar- had to " Toni Fritseh missed a 48-yard Miami kicker had five field goals in The Monmouth Boat Club will Brewster was one of five terback John Reaves passed for Showboats 48, Gold 7 attempt in the closing seconds a 1984 playoff game against Tampa host its annual Fourth of July double winners in the competi- three touchdowns and ran for At Memphis, the Showboats used Bay and also made his only attempt tion Other skippers winning two Regatta Saturday and Sunday another His 15-yard TD pass to a pair of long-range runs and two Miller, who is 11-forll on post- against Philadelphia in a second- events were John Luard Three races are scheduled for >>4Villie Gillespie with 9 41 left in the short plunges to rout Denver Der- season field goal tries, split the round playoff game last vear lAlbacore), Rich Eittreim Saturday and two for Sunday game tied it at 27. but kicker Zenon rick Crawford broke loose for a 63- Andrusyshyn missed on a 35-yard yard punt return and running back extra-point attempt after penalties Leonard Williams scored on a 35- nullified two earlier successful con- yard run Ricky Porter collected a Inkster wins LPGA event versions pair of TDs on 1 yard plunges Then Oakland marched to the The Memphis defense sacked over 54 holes to collect (37.500 Sutton wins in playoff winning field goal, waiting until only- Denver quarterback Vince Evans HERSHEY. Pa IAPI - .lull Betsy King, who had led in the two seconds were left on the clock five times and recovered three Inkster birdied three of the fmdl first two rounds, slipped to a l-over- Champion charged out with a 65. to call a time out Denver fumbles four holes for a 4-under-par 68 MEMPHIS (API - Hal Sutton par 73 for second place with a 211 hanging up eight birdies and only Until I just got in the referee's Defensive back Mossy Cade set yesterday to win the LPGA s ended a two-year absence from total Nancy Lopez I'.H Bradley and one bogey to move into a tie for the face and yelled at him. they weren t the pace for Memphis with an 1250.000 Lady Keystone Open at the professional golf's winner's circle Kathy F'nstlewait finished in a lead on the 15th hole He missed a going to call timeout, said Oakland interception shortly alter the open- Hershey Country Club's 6 348 yard yesterday with a sudden-death vic- three way tie for third at 212 five-foot putt on No 18 that would wide receiver Gordon Banks, who ing kickoff He later recovered a West Course tory over David Ogrin in the St Jude I'.ilty Sheehan. Kathy Whitworth have put him 10-under said he had asked for time out when Denver fumble Inkster. the ladies Professional Memphis Classic Jane Hlalock. Cindy Mackey and Meanwhile. Ogrin was about an six seconds showed on the clock Stallions It, Gamblers 28 Golf Association rookie of the year "I needed a win more than anyone 1 Susie Hermng tied at a 3-under par hour behind Sutton. playing with We played with all of our hearts On Saturday, host Birmingham for 1984, finished with a 7 under 209 on the tour, " said the 27-year-old Burns and Andy Bean and remaining 213 I Shreveport. La., resident who col- in contention through the 18th hole ' lected a (90.000 paycheck for the The Waukegan. Ill . resident, who triumph His last victory was in the had won only ill,241 all year, 1983 PGA Championship appeared to have a shot at escaping Ogrin took home a $54,000 pay- the playoff, but missed an 8-foot check, the largest of his career birdie putt, forcing him and Sutton Sutton and Sander both shot 65s at to head for the 16th tee and the first OPEN 7 A.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE the par-72 Colonial Country Club, in playoff hole the first round, but Sutton had plunged off the leader board with Sutton said he has been struggling middle rounds of 76 and a 73 this year, despite collecting pay- On Sunday, the 1980 IS Amateur checks on 17 events out of 19 starts Unser Continued Irom Page 1B column oooDfiI"A R Meadowlands " The younger Unser held the top VACATION spot until he made his second and The only problem that Unser had final scheduled pit stop on lap 68. in the race was a loose air scoop that giving the lead back to Fittipaldi a track official tore off the car But Fittipaldi. the two-time For- during his second pit stop CAR CARE mula One world champion, had to He said. "I didn't even see it make his final fuel stop on lap 80. flapping" and Unser regained the lead and Dennis Swan, the crew chief for easily led for the rest of the 100 lap the team operated by Doug CALL OR STOP BYTODAY! event Shierson, said the loose air scoop He crossed the finish line 365 was no problem, although he added, seconds ahead of Fittipaldi's March "It might have been if it had 85C. The elder Unser. 46. finished a happened at the beginning of the solid third, followed by Michael race " Andretti. the 22-year-old son of Unser, who started six on the 28- Mario and the last driver on the lead Guaranteed car grid, was up to third in the first lap 10 laps and took the lead for the first Air Conditioning The elder Andretti. the defending time on lap 38 when Brazilian champion in this event as well as the Emerson Fittipaldi pitted while Maintenance current CARTPPG Indy-car series leading leader, started his Lola from the Fittipaldi wound up second de- pole position, next to Indianapolis spite spending most of the race 500 winner Danny Sullivan wrestling with a broken steering McEnroe '48 Performance test and • Cr ck drive belts and Continued from Page 1B —Mats Wilander, who was seeded leak test all connections he Yet none of those chasing him for Check controls, check • Discharge, evacuate. fourth, is gone, one of eight seeds to heating and cooling and recharge air the crown displayed brilliance dur- tumble out of the tournament during systems conditioning system ing a week when the gloomy, rain- the first week. Warranted BO day* or 4.OOO mil., a laden skies matched the caliber of With today's third-round match play in the men's singles against South Africa's Christo —No. 2 seed Ivan Lend! of Steyn, McEnroe took the next step Czechoslovakia was hard-pressed in in his quest to become the first the first round and needed five sets American to win three consecutive to advance to a third-round match Wimbledon men's singles In ad- against Shlomo Glickstein of Israel dition to his shot-making ability, —Third-seeded Jimmy Connors McEnroe had history on his side. had a tough third-round battle and It has been 10 years since a player welcomed a day off to allow his 32- seeded lower than third has won the year-old body to recuperate. title. 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MONTREAL (API - Even rookie's first major league home Hawkins, who was 11-0 on June 9, though Derrel Thomas is not the run. has gotten two losses and two no- kind of person who holds a grudge, Cubs 9, Pirates 2 decisions in his last four starts. his manager still believes in the PITTSBURGH - The Chicago The Padres opened the scoring in sweetness of revenge Cubs weren't about to commit the the second inning when Carmelo Thomas, sold by Montreal to same mistake twice, especially Martinez walked, was sacrificed to California last September, drove in against the team with the worst second by Hawkins and scored on the winning run with a pinch-hit record in the National League. Jerry Royster's double. single off Randy St. Claire ai the The Cubs rallied from a four-run In the fourth, the Reds loaded the Philadelphia Phillies the Expos 3-2 deficit Saturday night,,but let last- bases on a single by Dave Parker, yesterday. place Pittsburgh get off the hook in a walk to Wayne Krenchicki and a "It shows you a guy likes to come the 15th inning when the Pirates won bloop single by Dave Concepcion back and prove something to a team 6-5 So when the Cubs came back Ron Oester then tied the game with that gave up on him," Philadelphia from a 2-0 deficit yesterday with two a sacrifice fly to short left. Manager John Felske said. seventh-inning runs, they immedi- Dodgers 4, Braves 3 Thomas though, did not agree ately went for the Jugular LOS ANGELES - Pedro Guer- with Felske's perception. Keith Moreland drove in three rero slammed his 19th home run of "I'm not mad at them (the Expos runs, including a tie-breaking, two- the season — and his record 15th for ) because the move was good for run double that keyed a five-run June — to produce two runs in the me," said Thomas, acquired by eighth inning, as the Cubs beat the eighth inning and lift the Los Philadelphia this season. "There's Pirates. It was the Cubs' fourth Angeles Dodgers to a victory over no satisfaction because it's against victory in five games since they the Atlanta Braves Montreal, it's just a personal satis- ended a 13-game, club record-tying "From now on, I'm going to faction for me to help us win a losing streak. pretend every month is JuneXsajd ballgame." "That's something we haven't the Los Angeles outfielder, who The Phillies, trailing by a run done in a long time," Moreland said established a National League re- coming into the ninth, tied the game "That's the kind of baseball we can cord for most home runs in June and against Jeff Reardon, 2-3. Reardon, play, to get behind and come back also tied the major league record. the major-league leader with 22 and score nine runs It was import- Guerrero, who had been hitless in saves, allowed two hits and inten- ant for us to win this I three-game I his last 14 at bats since hitting his tionally walked a batter before series because we made up our last homer on Wednesday in San giving up the tying run on Tim minds after the 13 in a row that if Diego, said, "I was not pressing, I Corcoran's pinch-hit single we could just win series the rest of hit the ball good a couple of times, St. Claire came on and almost the year, we would be back in It." but I just adjusted a little bit wild pitched the go-ahead run home. Scott Sanderson. 4-3. pitched a today " Hovever, his wild throw bounced five-hitter while rookie outfielder Guerrero's blast came off Atlanta right back off the backstop to Bill Hatcher had four hits and 1984 relief ace Bruce Sutler. 4-3, who catcher Steve Nicosia, whose relay Most Valuable Player Ryne Sand- took the loss to Si Claire nailed Garry Maddox berg had two. giving him seven hits "I have a lot of respect for him, Irving to score from third. in his last two games he is one of the best; I don't That was a lucky bounce for Reds 3, Padres 2 remember the last hit I got off them." Thomas said "But then it him," Guerrero said. was our turn to get one." SAN DIEGO - Pete Rose slapped a run-scoring single off San Diego Actually, Guerrero is 7-(or-18 in Glenn Wilson led off with a single his career against Suiter ASSOCIATED PRESS and took third on a one-out single by reliever Rich Gossage with one out in the ninth inning, giving the "I made a mistake. I hung a OUT AT HOME - Ozzie Virgil of the Philadelphia action yesterday at Olympic Stadium in Montreal Maddox. with Maddox taking second pitch," said Sutler "and he's a on the throw Cincinnati Reds a 3 2 victory over Phillies (17) is tagged out at home plate by Montreal Philadelphia won, 3-2. the Padres great hitter He doesn't miss many Expos' catcher Mike Fitzgerald during first-inning I'inch hitler Greg Gross was in- of those cripples." tentionally walked to load the bases, The winning rally began when Nick Esasky led off with a single Guerrero's homer enabled him to Astros 6-4, Giants 1-7 The opening-game loss'gave the The Giants took a 1-0 lead in the' and Corcoran followed with his tying surpass the NL mark in June set by single against Andy Hawkins. 11-2 Gary SAN FRANCISCO - Vida Blue Giants their longest losing streak first inning off Ron Mathis. 3-3. Redus sacrificed Esasky to second, Ralph Kiner in 1947 and tied by Mike Reliever Kent Tekulve. 4-2. pitch- pitched 7 1-3 innings and rookie since they moved to San Francisco when Dan Gladden tripled and and Hawkins walked Eddie Milner Schmidt in 1977 Guerrero also tied ed the final two innings for the Chris Brown scored three runs, in 1958 It was the longest tailspin scored on Chili Davis' sacrifice fly Gossage who worked the count to 12 the major league home run record victory helping the San Francisco Giants for the Giants since they dropped 11 on Rose before die Reds player- for June set by Babe Ruth in 1930 San Francisco added two runs in Tim' Wallach gave the Expos a 2-1 snap a 10-game losing streak with a straight in 1951. manager singled between third and and tied by Robert Johnson in 1934 the second with the help of an error lead in the seventh with a sacrifice second-game. 7-4 victory over the • Blue. 4-2. breezed to victory after shortstop and Roger Mans in 1961 by Mathis Brown led off the second fly Wallach's fly drove in Hubie Houston Astros for a split of their being staked to a 7-1 lead after five with a walk and went to third on Scot Rose's second hit of the day pulled Ken Landreaux singled with one doubleheader Brooks, who led off the seventh with out in the eight and Guerrero innings. He gave up four runs on Thompson's double Alex Trevino him with 38 of tying Ty Cobb's all- Houston won the opener 6-2 as Bill a double against Jerry Koosman and followed with his home run Guer- seven hits and struck out six while hit a run-scoring grounder and time hit mark of 4,191 Doran hit a two-run homer to snap then stole second rero entered the game tied with notching his 2000th career strikeout, Thompson scored on Mathis s error. John Franco. 4-1. earned the a fifth-inning tie The victory was The Expos went ahead in the first Oakland's Dave Kingman for the the eighth active pitcher to reach victory by pitching the final two Houston's 12th straight over San inning when leadoff hitter Mitch major league homer lead this that mark- The Astros scored in the third on innings, giving up one hit Reds Francisco dating back to last Aug Webster lined Koosman s first pitch season Mark Davis pitched the final Mark Bailey's double and a one-out starter Tom Browning went the first 7 ' . inning for his fourth save. single bv Doran Garcia's double lets Jays slip past Tigers

DETROIT — Toronto hit three by Darrell Evans Royals 3, Angels 1 Reliever Rich Thompson, 2-2, held homers, but it was a double by Upshaw led off the Toronto third KANSAS CITY - Mark Gubicza Seattle to just three hits and one run Damaso Garcia that drove in an with his eighth home run but the and Dan Quisenberry combined on a in 4 2-3 innings Tom Waddell unearned run in the eighth inning Tigers answered with a pair in the four-hitter and Frank White made pitched the final 2 1-3 innings to earn yesterday to lead the Blue Jays to bottom of the inning as Gibson two outstanding defensive plays and his ninth save singled and scored ahead of Par- scored a run as the Kansas City a 6-5 victory over the Detroit Tigers Twins 4, White Sox 3 Aurelio Lopez, the third of four rish s 11th home run to tie the game Royals edged the California Angels. 5-5 Gubicza, 6-4, gave up infield CHICAGO - Roy Smalleys two- "Tiger pitchers, had two outs in the run double keyed a three-run eighth when Tony Fernandez Orioles 3, Red Sox 0 singles to Daryl Sconiers and Gary BOSTON - No one ever has said Pettis and a pinch single to Reggie seventh innipg and the Minnesota reached on an infield single A wild Twins rolled to a 4-3 victory over the pickoff attempt by Lopez, 1-5, that a shutout has to be pretty So Jackson to post his fifth straight mark down Mike Boddicker's 10th victory The 22-year-old right-hand- Chicago White Sox for a sweep of allowed Fernandez to go to third and their three-game series subsequently score on Garcia s career whitewash job as just er, who left after eight innings with another workmanlike effort. a strained thigh muscle, struck out It was the fourth straight victory double down the left field line for the Twins while the White Sox, Garcia, Earnie Whitt and Willie Boddicker. the American seven while walking just one. League's only 20-game winner in Quisenberry, who got the last suffering a fifth straight defeat, lost Upshaw homered for the Blue Jays, their ninth game in their last 10 who won two of three games in the 1984. overcame an early struggle three outs for his 14th saves, gave up and scattered eight hits in pitching Ruppert Jones' llth home run top starts. weekend series to increase their John Butcher, 5-7. was the winner, lead over Detroit to 3l« games in the the Baltimore Orioles to a victory open the California ninth. Gubicza over the Boston Red Sox. outdueled Ron Romanick, who fell snapping a personal five-game los- American League East ing streak. He gave up seven hits Gary Lavelle, 3-2, the third Blue "I just tried to make the right to 8-4 despite just giving up five hits pitch at the right time." said in 7 2-3 innings. and left when Jerry Hairston drove Jay pitcher, worked three innings in a run with a pinch single in the for the victory Dennis Lamp, the Boddicker, 8-7 after only his second Kansas City managed just one run victory since he was 6-1 on May 21 after loading the bases with nobody Chicago eighth Ron Davis, the third fifth Toronto pitcher, got his first Minnesota pitcher, got the last two save "I hit spots and had good concentra- out in the fifth when Lynn Jones was tion. 1 haven t had trouble with my outs for his ninth save. Garcia drilled the first pitch of hit by a pitch in between singles by stuff in the last month or so. It's Tom Seaver. seeking his 296th the game over the left-field fence White and John Wathan Pinch been my concentration." hitter Hal McRae hit a sharp career victory, took the loss and for his second home run. With two dropped to 7-6 for the season outs in the inning. Detroit starter Boddicker. 45-27 since joining the grounder into the hole at short, but Jack Morris walked Willie Upshaw Orioles in May 1983. struck out six shortstop Craig Gerber dived to his A's 7, Rangers 4 and hit George Bell with a pitch to and walked only one in his first right and started a double play as ARLINGIOV - Dave Kingman set up Ernie Whins ninth home run , shutout of the year However, he White scored. Willie Wilson flied to hit his Americai. ' • -uo leading — a three-run shot into the second threw a whopping 148 pitches. short right field to end the inning 19th home ru(,, Dwaynetoui^iy hit deck in right on a 2-and-2 pitch for I think the key ws that they got Indians 6, Mariners 3 a two-run shot and autl Heath a 4-0 Toronto lead the leadoff hitter on base only SEATTLE (AP) - Carmen drove in three runs as the Oakland But the Tigers rallied for three in twice," Boddicker said "It makes Castillo drove in three runs with a A's beat the Texas Rangers 7-4 their half of the first Lou Whitaker things a lot easier if you get that homer and scored twice to lead Steve McCatty, 4-3, gave up four drew a leadoff walk and scored first hitter in an inning ' Cleveland to a victory over Seattle, hits in 6 1-3 innings Jay Howell. the Boddicker had special incentive in ASSOCIATED PRESS ahead of Tom Brookens third snapping an eight-game winning third Oakland pitcher, worked the going against the Red Sox. His wife, OOOPS — New York Yankee righttielder Dave WinfieW loses this 11/ homer — a shot into the lower deck streak by the Mariners and a four- final 1 1-3 innings for his 16th save. Lisa, was on hand. game losing streak by the Indians ball off the heel of his glove. The ba|l was hit by Milwaukee Brewer in left on a one-strike pitch off Jim Texas starter Charlie Hough. 5-10. "However, she had to take off Castillo, batting just 122 entering Robin Yount in the fourth inning of yesterday's game at Yankee Clancy. Kirk Gibson then doubled, lost his career-high sixth game in a about the fourth inning to catch a the game, doubled and scored in the row He lasted 5 2-3 innings, giving Stadium The error allowed the Brewers to score an unearned run on went to second on a single by Lance Parrish and scored on a sacrifice fly plane, so I was on my own after third inning and then belted his first up six runs, five of them earned on their way to a 7-5 win. that." Boddicker said. home run in the fourth. nine hits and a walk

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Getty's first wife, Gail, took him to court for Hit. km M. as the chief of Post Laryngectomy couldn't have digested his Christmas dinner if he He recently invited his friend, New York not paying hospital bills of 17,000 a week for their Witt, tmk tr. Clinical Services for the Speech hadn't first given $125,000 last year to the families socialite Claus von Bulow, to join him in Britain son, Paul III, who was gravely ill in 1961. WNta. MM A. tr. Rehabilitation Institute, New York of striking coal miners. to manage his affairs. When he was a 17-year-old hippie living in City. Now a permanent resident in Britain, the "I will be doing whatever Mr. Getty wants of reclusive American oil magnate has becomes, me," von Bulow said after a jury in Providence, Rome in 1973, he was abducted and held for five He was a retired past president months. After the kidnappers cut off part of his and member of the Board of Direc- generous If sometimes eccentric benefactor to his R.I., cleared him on June 10 of the attempted adopted country. murder of his wife Sunny. right ear, his father doled out a reported ransom Charles E. Dean tors of the International Association of J3.4 million. of Laryngectomies of the American He paid to rescue a family of seals caught in Getty never gives interviews, issues an Charles E. "Chaie" Dean, 92, of a storm, bought a mansion for needy children, and occasional statement through his London at- The gift to the National Gallery - the largest Cancer Society.- He was a teaching ever made to any British public institution — ManaUpan, died yeiterday In Free- assistant in Otorhlnolaryngology, gave a grand piano to a concert pianist who didn't torney, Vanni Treves, and lives alone — hold Area Hospital. Freehold Town- own one. surrounded by security devices that include a TV amounts to about a year's income for Getty, Esophageal Voice University Post Treves said. ship. Graduate Medical School, New York He has now topped a pile of presents totalling eye that scans everyone who comes to his door "The National Gallery will be in opposition to Bom In Chicago, III., Mr. Dean City. more than $12 million over four years with a gift at a Thames riverside house on smart Cheyne the Getty Museum and all other major museums had lived In Palatine, 111., before He was a staff member at Univer- of 163 million to the National Gallery, the state Row In Chelsea. In the world for the first time because it will be moving to the Freehold area 45 years sity and Bellview Hospitals, New art museum in London's Trafalgar Square. "He lives on his own," Treves said after Getty able to afford to be," said Treves. ago. York City, a visiting therapist to "It Is more than we had ever dreamed of," said failed to show up, as usual, at the National Mr. Dean was a horse trainer and Memorial Sloan-Ketterlng Cancer ' banker Jacob Rothschild, the chairman of the Gallery news conference. "Mr. Getty is enormously fond of this country driver 'for more than 80 years, Center, New York City, a lecturer at gallery trustees. "He is a private man but not at all shy with and he feels that there is a great deal of money retiring 17 years ag6. American Speech and Hearing As- The gift will enable the gallery to compete once friends. He doesn't spend his money on nightclubs available for virtually everything in America. He Mr. Dean and his father, the late sociation seminars of the American again for the best paintings on the art market, or gambling or anything like that. But he is a is very sad that it often can't compete on equal Charles E. Dean Sr., hold the record Cancer Association. He was the where prices have been driven up by the spending tremendous collector and viewer of films and he terms with foreign money when treasures are for of being the first father and son to author of "Your Second Voice," a power of the art museum In Malibu, Calif., set is a considerable authority on rare books." sale." break the two minute mile in harness manual of esophageal voice Instruc- up by Getty's late father. After publicity about his gifts to the miners' A nine-year dispute over the Getty fortune racing. He holds the 1V> mile record tion. "None of the American galleries needs any help families, Getty said in a statement: "I am among the 26 surviving heirs — who split into four at Freehold Raceway. He worked with Bell Telephone from me, least of all the J. Paul Getty Museum," privileged to be the heir to huge wealth and I camps — was resolved in Los Angeles in May. Mr. Dean was a grand circuit scientists in the development of Getty said. regard myself as custodian of that money for the The elder Getty left $4 billion to his family and driver throughout the East coast and speaking devices. He is 52, the third of five sons of the late J. benefit of people who need it more than I do." the rest to his art museum, which he had built the Midwest He is a member of toe He has been on radio, Including a Paul Getty who built a K billion fortune and was He dropped out of the jet set when his second while he was in England and never found time to Illinois Harness Horse Hall of Fame, stint with Arthur Godfrey. He has nicknamed "Oklahoma Crude." wife, Bali-bom model Talitha Pol, died of a drug visit. Chicago, and the United States also appeared on a number of Trotting Association. televlson shows, and even performed He was a communicant of St. Rose with Celeste Holm, in the 1962 of Lima Roman Catholic Church, ALCOA TV Film Dramitization of Japanese grant Freehold. Esophageal Speech, "Cry Out In His wife, Myrtle Blcknase Dean, Silence." women equality died In 1BT7 He was a member of Trinity Surviving are a son, Charles E. Episcopal Church, Red Bank, where Dean Jr., of Dover; four daughters, he had been an Acolyte, Usher, in due course Mrs. Dorothy A. Lamb, and Mrs. Vestryman and Seiton of the church. Helen Dugan, both of ManaUpan, Mr. McClear was licensed by the If KUMK0 MAKIHMU Mrs Margaret M. Cahill, and Mn Right Rev Albert W Van Duzer. Caroline Patterson, both of Freehold Bishop of the Diocese of New Jersey, The Associated Press Township, a sister. Mrs. Allene Reid as a lay reader. TOKYO (AP) - After seven years of Palatine, III.; 23 grandchildren So far as it is known, Mr. McClear of debate — all of It during the now- and 14 great-grandchildren. is the only laryngectomee to minis- ending United Nations Decade for The Higgins Memorial Home, ter as a lay reader In the Episcopal Women — Japan has a law requiring Freehold, is in charge of arrange- Church. equal treatment of working women. ments He was a member of the Mon- Its immediate effect is in ques- mouth Lodge, No. 172, Free and tion, however, because of a long-held Frank Webb Sr. Accepted Masons, the Eastern Star belief, even among women, that a Chapter. No. 251, both o£ Atlantic woman's place is in the home and Frank L Webb Sr , S3. of Keyport. Highlands, and also past master of because Japanese companies train died yesterday in Rlverview Medical the Jersey City Masonic Lodge No., workers to stay on a job until Center. Red Bank 74. retirement, while most working Born in Valleytown, N.C., Mr. He was a member of the Ancient women still look ahead to marriage Webb had been a resident of Keyport Accepted Scottish Rite, Valley of and the home for the past SO years Trenton, and the Order of the "The new law is ahead of our He was a retired truck driver with Amaranth, Fair Haven. times," commented one woman, the Rollo Trucking Co . Keyport, for He was also a member of the Kumiko Takahashi. 27, who has 15 years, retiring In 1167 Crescent Temple. Trenton, and held worked at several major Japanese He was a US Navy veteran of office In the Widow Or Widowers companies. "What people are calling World War I, and a member of organization. discrimination is just a natural Teamsters, Local 4W, Hailet, and He was the husband of Florence result of the differences between the St John's United Methodist Smith McClear. who died in 1963 men and women." Church, Hazlet Surviving are four daughters. Ms. Takahashi said most women workers still regard work as His wife, Sarah Hyer Webb, died Leona Lundregan of Navesink, Mrs. ASSOCIATED PRESS in 1975 Normae Spadaccina of Norwood, "koshikake, " a Japanese term that THE BIGGEST — The Grand Gulf Nuclear Power means a "temporary haven" before electricity at full capacity in Port Gibson, Miss., this Surviving are five sons, Frank L Joanne Peterson of Atlantic High- Plant, the largest single nuclear facility in the morning. The unit will supply power to large areas lands, and Florence Preston of getting down to one's life work of Webb Jr., of Linden. John A Webb country, was scheduled to begin producing of Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana. of Woodbridfe. Robert Webb of Rumson; two brothers, Vance marriage and raising a family. Rahway. Richard Webb of Balti- McClear of Rldgewood. and Wilard The new law, passed In advance of more. Md . and Joseph Webb of McClear of Newark; a sister, Mn. a conference In Nairobi, Kenya, July Bridgetown, two daughtrers, Mrs. Janice Happe of Jersey City; his 15-26 on the condition of women equal work, but women's wages are from certain jobs in their firms, "I don't think women should have Betty Johnson of Cranbury, and Mrs father, Willard J McClear of Jersey worldwide as the Decade for Women much lower than men's on average according to the government. to choose between a career and Sally Anderson of San Diego. Calif.; City; 16 grandchildren and 10 great- closes, bans discrimination against because of a tendency of companies A Labor Ministry study showed motherhood. It's a loss to society to II grandchildren and four great- grandchildren. women in recruitment and working to channel women to lower-leve jobs. that in 1962, women's wages aver- restrict women this way," she said. grandchildren. Posten's Funeral Home, Atlantic conditions. Including promotion op- In 1963, about 14.66 million women aged only 58.6 percent of men's, In 1961, less than 15 percent of The Bedle Funeral Home, Key- Highlands, Is In charge of arrange- portunities At the same tune, worked, comprising 39.5 percent of lower than West Germany's 72.7 corporations had maternal leave port, Is in charge off arrangements ments -protective legislation for women, the labor force, according to govern- percent or the United States' 65 0 beyond the legal minimum of 12 Including restrictions on overtime ment statistics. The female labor percent. weeks, according to government and late-night work, was eased or force grew 16 percent between 1978 Employers argue that the wide- statistics. Office child-care facilities Saverio Peluso AllenA.WilksSr. abolished. and 1963, twice that of men workers. spread practice of "koshikake" pre- are almost unheard of. While the lack of punitive Almost three out of four women aged vents them from treating women on "I can't work until retirement Saverio "Sam" Peluso, 76, of Long Allen A Wilkes ST., 63, of measures for violations has trig- 20 to 24 held down jobs. an equal basis with men. Branch, died Saturday In Monmouth Lakehurst, died Saturday in St. here," said Michi Kaifu, who or a gered protests from some women, A 1979 survey by the Prime "We employ and train men on the large automobile company since Medical Center, Long Branch. Michael's Hospital, Newark the ban on separate recruitment of Minister's Office of 1,497 major Bom In Roselle Park, Mr Peluso Bom in Newark, Mr Wilks had assumption that they will stay with 1962. "There's no child-care facility, men and women will open many corporations indicated that only 0.3 the company until retirement while maternity leave is kept to the. had lived in New York before lived In Matawan prior to moving to office doors on an equal basis for the percent of women employees held moving to Long Branch 55 years ago Lakehurst four years ago. we treat women with the assumption minimum, and there is no leave first time. Japan's Labor Standards managerial positions. In 1961, 63.4 that they will stay with us for four system." She was one of 15 women He was a retired barber and was He retired in 1971, after 31 years Act of 1947 requires equal pay for percent of employers barred women proprietor of the Sanitary Barber of service at a driver for Exxon years at the most," said a personnel hired by the company on a pro- Shop, Long Branch, for 40 years. Corp., Linden. manager of a major bank, speaking fessional basis, along with 600 men. He was a charter member of the He waa a U.S. Army veteran of on condition that he remain Women are not unified in support Master Barbers Union. World War II, and a member fo the William Vindigni anonymous. of change. In a 1982 government Hi. wife. Mary Mennella Peluso. 17th Alrbora Division Paratroopers He added that under Japan's survey, more than 70 percent aged 20 died in 1(79. He was a member of the Exxon 25 William Vindigni, 87, of Cheese- He was a communicant of Saint lifetime employment system, to 60 said they supported the view Surviving are two SOBS, Andrew Year Club, and the Bel Air Golf Club quake Village, Matawan, died yes- Clements Roman Catholic Church, workers gain experience by rotating that men should work while women Peluso fo Neptune, and Anthony "Good Guys", Spring Lake. teray in Emory Manor Nursing Matawan. a member of Club Sixty, among various divisions, but this Is run the households. Peluso of Long Branch; a brother. Surviving are his wife, Ruth M. Home, Matawan. Matawan, and a member of the impractical for women who don't When the private Japan Recruit Sebastian Peluso of Trenton; three Moore WilU. a son Allen A. Wllks Bom in Pouallo. Sicily, Mr Painters Union Local 53 in New intend to stay. His bank trains Center questioned 1,538 working sisters, Mrs Carmela Flannery of Jr., of Mine Hill; a daughter, Mrs Vindigni came to this country in York. women on a completely separate women in 1964 about the new law. Long Branch, Miss Antoinette Patricia Aldrich of Prince George, 1921. He lived In Chicago and New Surviving are his wife, Mary basis and offers them little chance more than half responded that they Peluso of Italy, and Mrs. Sue Va.; a brother Paul Wilks of York before moving to Matawan 20 Buonarti Vindigni; two sons, George for career advancement. did not know its contents. Kauffman of California; five grand- Maplewood; a sister. Muriel Thomas yean ago. Vindigni and Frank Vindigni, both of Himeko Kawakami, career coun- A 1964 survey by the Tokyo children and two-great grand- of Rockaway; and three grand- He was a self-employed painter Mount Veraon, New York; a daugh- selor at the International Christian Jaycees among 579 women workers children. children. for 43 years, until be retiring in 1962. ter, Mrs. Camille Melin, of Miami, University, which annually sends as in Tokyo and 400 in Los Angeles The Flock Funeral Home, Long The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, He was a lieutenant on a naval Fla.; two sisters, Mary Vindigni and many as 300 women into the working indicated that roughly one fourth of Branch, is In charge of arrange- Is in charge of arrangements. destroyer during World War I In the Rosaria Vindigni, both of Pozzallo, world, agrees that lifetime employ- Japanese women felt it was accep- ments Italian Navy. Sicily; nine grandchildren and six ment poses a major barrier to equal table to have different salary scales great-grandchildren. opportunity for women, because it is for men and women. In comparison, Joan Fleischauer The Waltt Funeral Home, Morgan- incompatible with child-rearing obli- 96 percent of American women said Jean M. Ward this was wrong. Joan Fleischauer, 57, of Red Bank, H. Eliza Brown ville. is in charge of arrangements. gations. Jean M. Ward, 47, of Long Branch, died Saturday in the Bayshore died Saturday In McAuley Hall, Community Hospital, Holmdel. H. Eliza Brown, 92, of 40 Riverside Plalnfleld Born In Jersey City, Mrs. Ave , Red Bank, died Saturday In the Bom In Long Branch. Miss Ward Fleischauer moved to Hazlet in 1967 Navesink House Nursing Unit. had lived In Brookllne, Mass., for 10 She was a supervisor for 18 years Bom in Little Britain, Pa., Miss years, before moving to Long with the Bell Telephone Co., New Brown had lived In Brooklyn, N.Y., Branch three years ago. York City. and Asbury Park before moving to She was a dental technician and She was a communicant of St. Red Bank 20 years ago. had received many citations from Benedict's Roman Catholiuc Church. She retired in 1960, after 30 years the United States Public Hospital, Holmdel. of service at the First National City FUNERALS • HOSPITALS • WEDDINGS for training of dentists and dental Surviving are her husband, Ray- Bank, New York City. • BAR MITZVAHS • ANNIVERSARIES • ANY OCCASION technicians. mond F. Fleischauer; three daugh- She was a member of the Grand She was presently empolyed at ters, Christine J., Karen E . and Avenue Rerformed Church, Asbury Fort Monmouth. Laurie A. Fleischauer, all at home; Park. Miss Ward was a communicant of and a sister, Mrs. Patricia She is survived by eight nieces and Our Lady Star of the Sea Roman McGregor of Virginia. nephews. Catholic Church, Long Branch. The John W Mehlenbeck Funeral The John E. Day Funeral Home, She is survived by her twin sister, Home, Hazlet, la In charge of Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- Sister Judy Ward. R.F.M., of Long arrangements. ments. Branch. MIDDLETOWN Flowers by Bob Goodman The Damiano Funeral Home, Ftoriat »i« «*J DDaily & Sunday $1 35 ODaily $1.00 DSunday $35 KOCH Florist & Gifts [Acrota Irom Jerry Beyar'i Raetaurant) nours Mamoiiel •««<• al »» JeMi I Day fmrnnl RIVERVIEW FLORIST 1870 Hwy 35. Mlddletown. NJ 07748 NAME PHONE 6710744 Fruit Baskets • Gifts • Balloons 566-3200 'n* aaaaa* Middletowns Finest' 741-268S 11J w. Front. St. We Sentf f Una WorldwiiM ADDRESS. C. Du Bust Red Bank. N.J. 07701 Ma/or CrMW Carda Accepted

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events in American cities, s Nearly a quarter of a million people "From our freedom, we produce diversity, celebrated gay pride in San Francisco on and from our diversity", we gain strength to Sunday, while tens of thousands of homosexual overcome our problems," Cranston said men and women paraded along a painted Lawyer Roberta Achtenberg said the public lavender stripe down New York's Fifth did not respect the personal relationships of Avenue. lesbians and gays. "At every turn, we're About 100.000 people marched in San shamed and ridiculed," she said. Francisco's 13th annual Gay and Lesbian In New York, a banner proclaiming "You Freedom Day celebration Police estimated an Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" led the 16th annual additional 150,000 people turned out to offer Gay-Lesbian Pride Day Parade and behind it support for the parade and to watch what has streamed a procession of bands, floats and become one of the city's more colorful some of the city's top political leaders, spectacles including Mayor Edward I. Koch. The "Dykes on Bikes, " an irreverent band of avowed lesbians dressed in leather and frilly The 15,000 to M.ooif'marchers .included white dresses, rode gleaming motorcycles to groups carrying signs identifying themselves lead the parade along its two-mile route to the as college students, teachers, bankers, psy- Civic Center plaza chologists, lawyers, veterans, police gfficers They were followed by groups such as and members of various religious denomina- Mobilization Against AIDS, Ducks in Trucks, tions High Tech Gays. North American Man-Boy Some marchers came from Boston, Phila- Love Association and the Parents and Friends delphia, New Jersey and other New York state of Lesbians and Gays. cities. Men dressed as cheerleaders, sultans and The parade, the largest single gathering of nuns hoisted a huge, multicolored gay pride homosexuals in New York each year, marks flag across from City Hall. the anniversary of 1969 riots sparked by a Sen Alan Cranston, D-Calif. waved a police raid on a Greenwich Village bar smaller gay pride flag from the speaker's frequented by homosexuals. platform after he became the first U.S. Koch said he participated because "I am the senator to address one of several homosexual mayor of all of the people of the city of New freedom rallies that have become annual- York," adding that "we should not dis- ASSOCIATED PRESS criminate on the basis of sexual orien- "MIGHTY MO" — The battleship Missouri, sister ship Mayor Diane Feinstein. The Navy chose the city over tation." of the US S New Jersey, is to be based in San Long Beach and Honolulu to berth the ship, on which Fransisco Donning a ship's cap and holding a model the Japanese signed surrender papers to end the war. Vietnam failure? Koch reiterated his support for enacting a ol the refurbished World War II warrior is San Fransisco city gay rights bill, and said, "I'm going to do what I can to secure those rights." PEKING (APi - The Chinese and Thai Koch's chief re-election rival, City Council foreign ministers said yesterday that Viet- President Carol Bellamy, said she was nam's dry-season offensive in Cambodia was marching "in solidarity with the fact that New a failure because guerrillas continue to fight Shootout in church kills deacon, assailant York City ought to have a policy of non- in Cambodia's interior discrimination" against homosexuals The official Xinhua news agency quoted Wu center aisle and fired at the podium, phone, but declined to give her name, said LOS ANGELES (AP) - A man opened Xueqian. the Chinese foreign minister, and Brian Obeli, one of the parade co- hitting two men, sheriff's Deputy Steve Jow did not belong to the congregation "at fire at a Chinatown church yesterday, Siddhi Savetsila of Thailand as saying that coordinators, said of the marchers: "This is Fitzsimmons said. this time," but she declined to elaborate. killing the head deacon and wounding an although Vietnamese soldiers overran re-, a day to show pride in being who they are Sheriff's Deputy Donald Leverence, who Fook Kong Li. 58. was shot in the head assistant pastor, before dying in a gunfight sistance camps along the Thai border, they We're contributing to part of society We're was off duty and attending the service with and chest and died at Los Angeles County- with a sheriff's deputy who was attending failed to eliminate the guerrillas who are now your friends, your neigbors. your family friends, "took immediate action and University of Southern California Medical services, authorities said fighting in the interior We're in business with you We want to be engaged the suspect in a brier gunfight, " Center, while assistant pastor Gregory A motive for the shooting was not China is a main backer of the resistance, recognized " Fitzsimmons said Owyang, 36. was in "very critical" immediately clear, authorities said which includes the communist Khmer Rouge Koch joined the parade at a reviewing stand The gunman died at the scene. Fitzsim- condition with a head wound, said hospital About 350 people were at the First and non-Communist factions led by Prince at 41st Street, well after the start at Central mons said. He was identified as Dang Bong spokeswoman Adelaide De La Cerda Chinese Baptist Church when a man armed Norodom Sihanouk and nationalist figure Son Park, to avoid competing demonstrations at Jow, 46, address unknown The woman at the church said the dead with a 45-caliber pistol walked up the Sann St Patrick's Roman Catholic Cathedral A woman who later answered the church man was the head deacon

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220 Atlantic Highlands 220 Atlantic Highland* 220 Atlantic Highlands 236 Middletown 236 Mlddftown 236 Middkttown 247 Regional Nottc»6 1ONINO aOAM) ZONING BOARD l m N « M Kit ri- me general welfare ol the reel- :tlon 10 2c. 10 1001*1, 10.10 o waiver• of environmental im- Or ADJUSTMENT Of ADJUtTMINT High School 536 Tlnton Avenue. q of Sections 144 E(3) d*nts of Atlantic Highlands Dire of th* Zoning Ordlnanc* ao lad report and landacaplng de- TOWNSHIP Of Tlntjjo Falls NJ eonouoH or couta tM MIWM Variance* «»• On premise* located ai 32 aa to p*rmit applicant to con- • >l a on lha tit* plan, on Bidders are re-lurred to comp- ATVANTK HMHLAMD* C*nl*r Avtnj*. Atlantic Mign. MIDOLITOWN Ct a tingla lamlly dwelling on premiaee located at 44 Main ftquMlM from the following MONMOUTH COUNTY ly with the requi. ementa of P L •OHMOUTH COUNTY. p>ov. stone land*. NJ alto known as ftiocn 10 2c underaited lot • 4250 Street Beltord. Hew Jersey alao NIW JtRMY 1975. c 127. and PL .977. c 3 248 Union Beach 245 Union Beach NSW jiaasY 0 We •'• **kmg for • deneny •M Lot 1 A 2 on th« T»w Mop •q ft propoeed wh*r* 15.000 aq nown at block 1010 lot Bon the NOTICI Of MIAHINO The Board of Education r»- ttcmca or HIAMNO lo i 1 i unitt/Krt rathe* thent JO A copy of Ihe application has ' requlretf/BO ft frontag* ia« map ORDINANCE NO 473 Maaa taha nottca (fiat ma Kv*a th* right to select any HUM Ull* nolle* m«l tn» unite/acre (fttno* •*• MM k> IN been Mad m th* onto* of in* opoaed whera 100 ft required AN ORDINANCE E6TALBLI6HINO A LOCAL ENFORCEMENT avatgntMl haa applWd lo th* A copy of tna application hat combination ol bids or lo award un4*fW0"*d Ml appn«d io ma •Cr** fft* etrOwed pfOOOrtK>n*.l Borough C**"" snd may be in- 16-10 10 Dial Side yard a*t- been med In the Zoning Office of AOINCY POM THE PURPOSE Of E6TABLIiHlNQ A 6 YSTEM FOR Boara o* Ad|uatm*nt of th* he contract In part or whole, and Board 0» Atf|uMm«nl ol ttva oacn • propoaea 10 ft on* aide Middletown Townahlp Hall, i THE ENFORCEMENT OP MINIMUM FIRE 6AFETY 6TANDARDI denelty wouM be 11 0 unfit on Townahtp ot Middi*town tor a to waive any informantle* in or to BotOMflft of AMfWC Highland* The public hearing win b* held md 10 ft oinar aide making Kinga Highway. Middletown and OP TNI 6TATE UNIFORM FIRE CODE, WITHIN THf BO HOUGH the s*t* | variance) (apacia) u** permit) eject any and an blda if deemed Io* • (Variance (Spaciai ua« on Wednesday evening on ih*> 17 combined tide* of 20 ft «rh*r* may be inapected OF UNION BEACH. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE UNIFORM PMI 1 Minimum tot ere* Of tM torn tn* proviaiona of Articla 10 o the beat intereets of the Board Parmll) from If* pfOviaona Of AcrtM rsthei than 1 Bcr* day Of July. IMS. at I 00 PM «l 5 ft on* aid* and combined The public hearing will be held of Education 10 do so 6AFITY ACT (PL 1963. C U3) OF THE STATE OF NIW JER6IY Borough Haii. Atlantic High- iaciion 10 1002b of th* Zoning •idea of 40 rt required j A building height ol 4 on Monday the 15th day ot July, WHEREAS. The Uniform Fire Safety Act. (P L 1963, c S63) waa land* New Jersey, *t which dm* Ordlnanc* MUlO p*rmti «pplt 6-10 iODi'2 Qroaa habriabi* Any blda will be binding for 60 3S ttoriea/40 tM rether then 2 IMS al 8 00 p m In the Towrv enacted for the purpose of establishing a system for the enforce- you may appear Win* In p*raon ;ani to Build iflw ifl Addition on floor are* • propoeea 865 aq ft daya subsequent to th* dat* of eppUCem to COnttfuCt a 4 «lory thlp Hall, 1 King* Highway, he bid opening ment of minimum Fir* Safety Standard* throughouth th* State ot 20 unit apartment building Oav etfOttM/tt (Ml or by agent or attorney and pres- Sid* For Dining room A Ma*t*r on Nrat floor wher* 900 ft re- Middietown. al which time you A residential lp4Mm#flt tKil.d room Cowaga •would b* Patrick H Collum New Jersey, ent anr obligation which you may quired on premiaea located at may appear and prevent any ot>- den apaVtmente are permitted in Board Secretary/School WHEREAS, the Uniform Fir* Safety Act suthonze* Municipalities the OR Zoo*. Section 148-44 ing it th* htgh**t and In* besi have granting this application 2t 15S wn*K* minmum of 25H Naveelnh Aw*. Hilton Park Sec- (ectlona you may have lo thia Buslnaet Administrator to provide for local enforcemant agencies tor that purpose, snd I(J| (O • I Jl u i conditional use for the property Softy lou Smith >*rc*nt alw>w*d iB-iO 10 Did' tion alao known aa Block 1468 •pplicaupn Monmouth Regional WHEREAS. It la In the best interest of th* municipality of Unton ue* ptrminid in 0-1 Zone) Sec- Another apartment building •• Bruce B Smith A*ar aatback would b* 12 M ft LOt* 8 4 10 on the Ta« Map DOUGLAS E FREIBERQEH High School Beech to nave the Uniform Fire Safety Act enforced locally. •Off 146-31 The proposed pro- located wtthln BMcoh 120 July 1 ti*3 40 whan 30 'I taquirad on A copy ot tne application he* Attorney tor Applicant 53S Tlnton Avenue WHEREAS, all Fire Departments. Fire Companies and Fir* Dts- reci would to permitted M a Th« proposed UN wlM promote) pr*fniaa* locatad at 17 Ridy*- been Wed m the Office 01 the Date June 24. 1965 trlcta have agreed to the plan, which is set forth herein, for tne wood Av*fiu* Laonardo. NJ Board Secretary and may be In* Tlnton Falla. New Jersey 07724 Note' Thu la a **oond none* Administration snd Enforcemenl Of th* Uniform Fir* Safety Code alao known aa aioch 1182 Lot 14 •pewted July 1 H6.56 on th* Tan Map amending the prior notice to thai NOW, THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED and ENACTED by the Th* public hearing win t>e held Mayor and Council of the Borough of Union Beech, in th* County of A copy of th* application haa iher a I* no confusion that the on Monday evening, the 15th day 2S0 Othr Public Not,C66 Monmouth and State of New Jersey, aa follows >**n ftt*d In lha OfAo* ot tn* meeting win be h*td on Monday Of Jury. IMS. at • 00 P M at July 1ft. IMS. ai BOOpm SECTION 1 LOCAL ENFORCEMENT oard Saciffiary and may ba In* Townahlp Hall, MlddJWown. New NOTKI Of MtA-llHO Jury 1 S16.M SUPERIOR COURT Purtuanl to Section 2 of tha Uniform Fire Safety Act (PL 1963. c BRIDGE ADVICE Jeraey at which time you may 363) the New Jersey Uniform Fire Code ahall be locally enforced "\ Th* public h*aring win ba h«4d OF NEW JERSEY appear *nr>*> In person or by ihe Borough of Union Beach on Monday *v*ning th* 15th day MONMOUTH COUNTY •gent or attorney and pr***ni 247 Regional SECTION 2 AGENCY DESIGNATION of July. IBM at tOO PM at LAW DIVISION any objection which you may The local enforcing agency Shall ba the Bureau of Fire Prevention •7 ALFRED SHEIN WOLD Townahlp Hail. Middlatown N«w MONMOUTH BIQrONAL DOCKET 1- 027060 -65 nave lo granting thia application in the Union Beech Fire Department in the Borough of Union Beech Jeva*y at whicn iim* you may Dated June If ilU KENNETH J MURPHY , ESQ Weil doubled three spades with in the unbid suits. If, instead, you •PP*a' *tth*r in p*raon or by 136 TtfttM Aveftue 86 Lippincon Road SECTION 3 DUTIES David and Marianne Whitman The local enforcement agency shall enforce tha Uniform Fire TlnNMt feM*L Little Silver. New Jersey his five "sure" tricks when today's bid three clubs, you would promise agant or attorney and pr***ni 17 any ot>r*ctlon yu may haw* lo jury 1 » » New Jaraay 07T14 TAKE NOTICE, that PETER Salary Act and th* Codas ana regulations adopted under It In all hand came his way during the a second five-card suit or a much granting thi« appucatlon ^ NOTICE TO IIIDOCM DINH TUAN NOO and CECILIA buildings, atructure* and premises withm th* eatabiished bound- Th* Monmouth Regional High THANH LIEM NQO will apply on aries oT th* Borough of Union Beech, other than owner occupied stronger hand. Chwyl A Saltioad ZONING BOAH0 Of ADJU1T ONE and TWO family dwellings and shall faithfully comply with the recent North American Champion- July 1 114 70 MINT School Board of Education, Tin- behalf of their minor child ton Faiie, NJ. hereby Invrtea the CLARA MARY THANH MA) NQO requirements of tha Uniform safety Act and th* Uniform Fir* Code ships in Montreal West took his top rOWNSHIP Of MIOtXETOWN SECTION 4 LIFE HAZARD USES South dealer MONMOUTH COUNTY, N.J. aubmlsaton of blda for turnianing to the SUPERIOR COURT OF 236 MkMI»town tne following NEW JERSEY. LAW DIVISION The local enforcing agency eatabnahed by Section 2 ot this diamond*, and then switched to a NOTICB Of HtAMMO Ordinance shall carry out tha periodic inspections of Life Hazard PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that SCIENCE SUPPLIES MONMOUTH COUNTY, at 9 00 low heart. Both sides vulnerable Blda will be received until AM o clock In the forenoon on Uses required by the Uniform Fire Code on behalf of the Com- OP ADJUtTMBl the undereioned haa applied to misaloner of Community Affairs TOWNSHIP Of the Zoning Board of th* Town- '0 00 a m prevailing time on Friday Jury 19. 1966 al the Court Toronto expert Edgar Harmon Jury 12. 1966. in the ofTVce ot th* House, Freehold, New Jersey to. SECTION 5 ORGANIZATION NORTH MlOOUTOWN •hip of Middtetown for Ma (CM Sit* The local enforcing agency aatabilah*d by Section 2 of thia won with dummy's pek of hearts, NOTrCC Of HaAMHO Plan approval, pursuant to tn* School Business Adminis- a Judgement authortiing her to trator/Board Secretary at which Ordinance shall be a pan of the Union Seech Fire Department and • 98 M* notice that th* Planning and Development eseum* th* name CLAIRE MAI time and piece all blda will be ahall be under the direct supervision and control of th* Chief of th* ruffed a club, led a heart to dummy nd*raign*M) haa applied to th* Regulation* of Middletown MARY NOO opended and reed publicly Fir* Department toard of Aa|uatment of m* Townahlp ao aa to permit the July 1 66 64 to ruff another club, cashed the SpecirtcaUont and bid forma SECTION 6 APPOINTMENT OF FIRE OFFICIAL OJ6532 Towmhip of Mlddrttown for a application to teek preliminary Th* local enforcing agency shall be under the direct supervision ot king of hearts and led his last heart. (variance, (apeciai uae permit j and fmat major atte plan ap- may be obtained from the Bual- • KQ82 n**a Office. Monmouth Regional 280 Othw Public Nottc*6 a Fire Official who ahall be appointed by the Borough of Union DISCARDS CLUB from th* proviaiona of Antct* 16 proval, including but not limited Beech Mayor and Council upon the recommendation of the Union BHOOK0ALK COMMUNITY Beach Board of Fire Commssionera of th* Fir* Department WEST EAST COLLEGE LEGAL NOTICE SECTION 7 TERM OF OFFICE West discarded a club since it Notice It hereby given mat the Tha Fir* Official ahall serve for a term of three years snd any • KQ6 • 43 Board of Truaieea of Broofcdale would do him no good to ruff with vacancy ahall b* filled for th* unaxpired term in the same manner ot Community College will receive Section 6 VQ43 V10876 FULL TIME aeeled blda at the Purchaai the queen. South ruffed in dummy, OAK SECTION 6 INSPECTORS snd EMPLOYEES ruffed another club and led his OQ104 PART TIME Such inspectors and other employees as may be neceeeary in the • A7654 4 J 1093 Springa Road. Llncroft. New Jer- local enforcing agency than b* appointed by Union Beech Board of losing diamond. sey on JULY 15. IBS - 2 00 P M Fir* Commissioners upon th* recommendation of the Fire Official prevailing time, at which tim* and approval of Ih* Chi*f of th* Department, •ubject to th* avail- West discarded his last club and piece, said blda will b* pub- ability of ad*quat* funds and an appropriation m th* budgt f th SOUTH licly opened and reed on the since ruffing would limit him to two Borough of Union Beach m accordance with the local bd • AJ10752 following Item. INSTALLATION Section 9 REMOVAL FROM OFFICE trumps and two diamonds. East OF CONDUIT inspectors and other employees of the enforcing agency ahall b* S7K952 > Managerial Contract documents may be aub|*ct to removal by tha Union Beech Board of Fire Commissioners took the queen of diamonds and 0987 examined and coptea obtained for inefficiency or misconduct Each mapector or employee to be so returned a trump. South played the al the Purchasing Department of removed shall be afforded an opportunity lo be heard by the • None > Satos I Broohdsla Community College appointing authority or a designated office) ten, allowing West to win with the at 765 Newman Spring* Road. SECTION 10 BOARD OF APPEALS Llncroft. New Jeraey on or after PPur usnl to Section 15 and 17 ot the Uniform Fire Safety Act. sny queen; bu'i then West had to lead South Wm Nwtfc Eft* JOBS ' Engtna«rlrt0 JULY 1. 1966 y person aggrieved by any order ot Ihe local enforcamentt agenccyy shall Bid aecurltiea in the form of a Pass 14 Pass Pass have the right 10 Appeal to the Monmouth County Construction from the K-6 of spades, giving 1 tMd bond wtth adequate security Board ot Appeals 2* Pass Pass 34 Secretarial thereon, or certified check in an South the last two tricks and his SECTION 11. PERMITS AND APPLICATION FEES amount equal to 10H of the Permite Applications doubled contract. 3V Pass 34 Pan amount of the bid. not to exceed Clerical Type 1 »5 00 Type 1 %i 00 620.000 will be required Bid* Past Dbl All Past Type 2 $50 00 Type 2 625 00 Two clear morals emerge: Not all may not be withdrawn within 60 1 Type 3 $100 00 Type 3 $50 00 Nurelng days after the adust day of the aces are "sure" tricks, and don't Type 4 (400 00 Type 4 1200 00 bid opening chance a risky double when declar- 1 SECTION 12 TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS Opening lead --O A And Much Mora The owner reserves the un- Technical Amendments to Ihe Code must go beyond th* M,nlmum er is a good player. restricted right to refect any or all established by the Code The specific paragraphs In th* Cod* to ba 40BS bids, and to accept any bid which changed must be reproduced and language to ba (changed mutt 5* DAILY QUESTION A fsxket Q«l4t to BrMff* writ- ii deemed moat favorable shown in brackats) and th* Correct Language to be inserted in the Its %j A\tr*4 SawlamM U availa- Prices quoted must Include all Section mual be clearly UNDERLINED You hold: •985>AJOJ65324 freight or delivery charg** Th* SECTION 13 This Ordinance shall effect January 1. 1966 ble. 0*1 T.ur r«.y bj MfttHig 9LM, owner alao reserve* the right lo PUBLIC NOTICE -KQS 2. Partner bids one spade, you r*r*ct any bid II, In Its opinion, The foraging ordinance was introduced and passed on first •aclWUg a •tampW, it If-ad • th* bidder is not considered reading, at s regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the respond two diamonds, and he then financially or technically able io •JreaatMl N*. lft c>vc.*t», U StoU- Borough of Union Beach, on Thursday, Juns 13. 1965. and will come carry out the contract a* in- up lor final consideration and passage al a regular meeting of said bids two spades. The opponents tended or for any reason In Ih* 9 w\4 mm Brl*Jg«, la car« •( Ibis mayor and council to b* held on Thursday. July 11. 1966. at 6 00 pass. What do you say owner's ludgemeni. It la not In P M or aa aoon thereafter as the matter can be heard, at the council •ewiiasir, P.O. B«x 1000. Lw the beat lrttef*at of Brookdal* meeting room. 650 Pool* Avenue. Union Beech. New Jeraey. si ANSWER: Bid 2NT, promising JOBS Community College A.fel«,CAfO0M. which time and place all persons desiring to be heard thereon will about 11 or 12 points in high cards, Bidders are r*quir*d to com- be given full opportunity Permanent A Temporary pley with th* requiramonts of Mary Sabik. balanced distribution and strength PL. 1675 C 127 and P L 1977 Borough Clerk C.33. July 1 S16 92 July i 170 56 ', JULY1, 1985 8B i h. 51 Htip Wanted 31 Htlp Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 HelpWanted 151 Help Wanted si mip Wanted 222 Eatontown 17 NOtlCM 51 HelpWanted OOLF COURSE WORK - In DESK CLERK — Night Shift. 11 DI8WASHER - Full-Mme, part FULL TIME — Janitorial Supar- PUBLIC NOTICE CABLE AUDITORS — Local COLLECTOR — Experienced Rumaon araa Avaltabla Imma*. CARRIERS WANTED with background In ekip-trecing p.m -7 am. Good year round time, eve* Qood pay + meel vlaora naadaa for local aohoMa. ,m Call »42-10W. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE lhai on Cable Co To perform in-netd in- Soya ft Qins and asset location. Career op- position On job training Must Cell Whiakare 747-3300 between prafarrad but r June 24, 1M5. in* Planning Bob Hunttngton spections on physical plant. In- portunity with national law firm appty In person. Howard John- 6 6 noon. Can INSURANCE — - Boat d of Ihe Borough ol Eaton- voJvee interaction with technical Salary commensurate with ex- son Motor Lodge, fit 30, Middle- not rnoaa llnaa. imMrwrlHr. Total nanMng town reaffirmed a minor Sub- & customer eervloe depts perience CaH for town, EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI — IJWH1H4I ol aooounu Only ..a>pp . naad tiiviwon heretofore granted on Neceeeery ere Valid NJ driver's rtbonama November 26, te«4 IO D Wong license and ability to use a lad- THE REGISTER 747-4220 DIETARY AIDE — Full time. Year 160000 per 100. Guaranteed FULL TIME — Clerk atano 4 dels apply. Oood Hlary and and S. Lam LOSE WEIGHT 4 EAT TOOI der Pote climbing sxp helpful, round position Mon-Fn, paymertt No Experience/No oontroi oterk Full benefit*. Call 2J2-0S0O Roy lakoo All Natural Herbal Diet but not neoeeeary Applications COOK — Short order cooks 8-2:30PM Will train Apply In ealee. Details sand aaH-ad- Salary 69676. Mual be Mon- Aganoy. w. Long Brancn Full refund If not satisfied may be made at; Storer Cable Positions avallelbe immediately person. Mon-Frl, Navealnk dreased stamped envelope; mouth County Resident C*H LABHECQUE. PARSONS Cell Vale/la 666-51— Sebastians Pub. Mon. Mall ft INSURANCE - Fwewwjl Unee A CAPPIELLO Communications. 403 South 61. House. 40 Riverside Ava.. Red ELAN VITAL • 616. >4i6 642-4000, e«t 16. secretary Aattng of auto 6 home Eatoniown E.O.E/MF OPENINGS NOW Middletown. 54377M Mr. Turn- Enterprlee Rd. Ft. Pierce. FL By THEODORE J 1 Woodland Rd.. Chestnut Rd.. Bank owner* a muet. CeM The OMmev LABRECOUE. JR MRS. SYLVIA 33461 FULL TIME AMIBTANT MAN- Agency between 6 SO a.m.-4:S0 CARRIER WANTED Knullwood Rd., Holmdel DISHWASHER AOEFI - boMant opportunity July t 14 M PSYCHIC 2 Bay Ave.. Downtown High- COSEMETICS - Earn 868 while Apply at Jersey Diner pV Mon Frl 462-2341 For delivery In the Rumeon-Falr you lawn. Skin care, ootor EDUCATIONAL SUPERVISOR — for axportanoad lumbar paraoA Haven area. Approximately WA lends Fit 36, Eatontown Special Education alternative JANITORIAL — > READINGS 3 Country Club Apte . Eatontown analysis and makeup. 870-3418 to train for poaWon Exoallont 280 Othar Public NOMCSB to 2 hours per day. About 1200 DISHWASHER-FULL TIME High School Qualifications — aalary/bonua. FuH banaflt paoa- opanmga. FuK-ima No aa- Advisor on all problems of life per month. Reliable car a must 4. Stony Hill Apta . Eatontown COUNTER HELP Supervleor oertHtoale plus ex- Tarot Cards. Astrology a Palm Naveelnk Country Club. aga Call AngM tor InMnMw . . DOLORES QINCARiLLI For information call Susie. DUNCAN DONUTS Call for appt 642-3111 perience in Specie) Education. appt 201-44M1W. Nlghl anift Mual ba hardworking, PRO SI 542-8660. 542-6880 Will be conducting interviews at Responsibilities • Clrroulum and dadloatad Quick advuvwmont 90S LINE ROAD 775-9572 our newly remodeled Middle- program development; Budget FURNITURE — Work room nalp- for right L HAZLET, NEW JERSEY MRS. MILLER CARPENTERS HELPERS - CAREER ORIENTED town location on Wed.. Jury 3 and purchasing Salary nego- •r Valid drlwaralloanaaraqulrad. valid NJ drrvara Hoanaa A good 07730 Musi have trans. Full time only and Fri. Jury 8 between 6 am - DRIVER tiable Send reeume to Director. Wll train Yaar round amptoy- ran). CaH Malt 4-7 p.m. 7t*-U4t. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai on Reader & Advisor 767-0060 INDIVIDUALS 3 p.m. onty We are hiring hoei- Collier School. Conover Rd.. mant Apply In paraon M JULY 18, IMS DOLORES OEN- Also Tarol Card Reading Open Interested In future and rapid ad- eeeee/hoei. bakers ft porters, full Wlckalunh. NJ. 07766. Bllbarataln Inc . 421 Broad •!. LAND8CAPER NEEDED CARELLI SHALL APPLY TO THE dally 10 am io 9 p.m. Call tor CARRIERS vancement for retail /wholesale time ft part time Training begins Early morning Mual hava own tranaaonanon. MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT appt. 405-1293, Keanaburg. storee? Jury 8 Good Starting salary ELECTRICIANS - Mechanic a Can Uft-OSM WANTED helpers Exp In residential wir- OET RtADY - For auto ranlal AT THE COURT HOUSE. FREE- SALES... Uniforms supplied Must be 18 Route Drivers. Part- Muat ba ovar 21 a nav. vaHd LICENSED RIAL ESTATE - HOLD, NEW JERSEY FOR A SINGLES BOWLING For Tlnton Falls area.' or older. Appty In person to ing. Top pay. blue croea with Agent Exp. nol n ry. JUDGEMENT AUTHORIZING STOCK Duncan Dortuts. 666 Highway 38. time (vehicle sup- dental plan Steady work 6 over- drlvar'a lloanaa. FuH ttma am- Bored with bars? Wellington Rd. and time Paid vacation 281-9666. pwymam. 39 nra/wti. • •».»• Opening In Marlboro branch THE CHANGE OF NAME FROM CALL CARLA 631-3428 Ml—"* plied). Must have Call Mrs aatety tor oonMenttel DOLORES QENCARELLI TO Sick of spas? Wyckham Rd. areas. lima Call M2-CH0. CARPENTER OR ELECTRICIAN'S HELPER — 1 to DOLORES JENKINS Call Joan 542-1686. Plsaaa call Steve CARPENTERS HELPER valid driver's license 2 veers experience or Vocational HAIRDHUBEH - OparMnoM. 747-6Jt6 July 1 8676 Qardalla at 542-8880. Steedy work. 767-1666. and a clean driving school graduate, 741-2641 be- Full waak Call 741-1115. aak tor 15 Instruction ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN IN VAR- LIFEOUARD - Certified. CARRIER WANTED — Keyport CASHIERS/STOCK - Dfttfl Fair IETY STORE OPENING BOON — NOTICE Stores la currently seeking part record. No ex- HAIR DRESSERS NEEDED - deys/wh , I Waniad Minority fluimtii Division St., Broad St., Main St time help Successful candidates Part and full time empicyeee EXPERIENCED HAIR DRBSSBft 261-4602 arae. Call Cathy Berkley. The needed for summer and year perience required. - Musi be able to do sets Call Bring a foMowtng and be Enterprise aubcontractors quo- PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION will enjoy store wide discounts, 54 2-«• 7 own boae. Red Bank tations tor various iiem» on N.J. Register. 583-5210 or 542-8880 paid holidays, and vacation Flex- rouund Exc oportuniry for high LIFE INSURANCE - All beginning Instruments (sd- school and college students The Register, One Csii 530-1*87 after S p.m DOT bid tor Rout* 79, 3acllon vanced trumpet) 201-6128 CARRIER WANTED ible hrt available E»p a plus EXPERICNCED PLUMBER — 3D, From North of Hanfey Raod but we will train the right person Starting pay 63 38-86/hr Ben- Register Plaza, Wanted With drivers license 4 HAIRDRESSER - Full or pan AGENTS to Broad StrMt. Resurfacing, KEYPORT Applications now being ac- eflta CaH for interview 466-0010. tools. Call 767-6634. T l Hi Fi I We have PROSPECT LtAOa Township of Marlboro. Borough VICINITY cepted Hailet Plan. RM. 36. 6-8. Mon-Fri. Shrewsbury, NJ. We have INSURANCE CO of Mstawen. Monmoulh County, Washington St.. Contact manager Apply In person FLEXIBLE HOURS - Cleaning Wa have EXPERTISE N J dua July 9, '885 Plant Thereee St. Broedway CUSTOMER SERVICE offices/housee Dey 4/or night II you're Bred of proepectirto end available for review Contact THE REGISTER CHEF - For very well eetab- Career opportunity wtth elec- 7 a.m.-9 a.m. Perfect lor houeewfvea/etudertta. HANDYPERSON - bp'd In all 51 Help Wanted tronic component mfg baaed In Stan at 6460/rtr Substantial f d nl therefore not esHlna ceH SC«A Mali Broihsrs, Inc . 3145 iished Seafood Rest Must have) tee. 661-1100 Bordantown Ava Parlln, N J Male or Female Cell Cathy Berkley e*p with seafood ft related San Joee. California is establish raise within 2 moe. E«p not •cups-sauce* Mual be avail mg • new Office In th« Equal Oppty Employer M/F necessary Call 741-3846. LIQUOR STORE CLERK - Eva- 201-721-t 500" 11000 SONUS - Worh for fore- 542-8660. 863-6210 MATAWAN area. The candidate nlng S waakanda Apply In par- July 1 M 40 closure specialist. Call Warren dsye/nlghta Salary ft benefits DRIVING ft GENERAL WORK — neg Send reeume to Chef PO wa see* must possess good FLORAL DESIGNERS - Exp HOUSEKEEPER aon only to Farm Barn Liquors 563-3660 CARRIER WANTED communication and office skills Full or part time Permanent poa- Pan-time. Buey shop. Call be- Aak to aoaak to Maggla or Box 436. Highlands, NJ 07732 ition Medical ft retirement ben LIVE-IN • ROOKDALE COMMUNITY ACCOUNTANT — Perdlem CPA as well as typing ability tween 6-6 p.m 747-2671 Saaklng wan apokan individual Franany. COLLEGE LEQAL NOTICE Highlands downtown arse. Reply in strict confidence to eflta Apply 2-4pm only Norwood Retiree acceptable Immed. Call Jeff 542-8660 CLERKS Distributors Inc 624 Broedway. for ganaral nouaanold managa- LPN M/M/F - !1-7p!17pm aMflaMfl.. ApplApply Notica i> hereby glvan that tha opening Plecee call for appoint- Box F-444 mant Duttaa to Induda cooking, Board of Truita«a of Brookdsie STOCK CLERKS Long Branch - eae Frank. in paraon Atlantic Highland* ment 5*4-9196 Brooks has full, part time, day or C/O The Register FULLTIME claanlng. laundry, anopplng. aor- Nuraing Homa, I Mldotalown Community Collag* will receive CARRIER One Register Plan DRIVERS NEEDED - Earn up 10 E.m MOO OMkly U.JOI CO>|X»- sealed bids at th« Purchasing ADMINISTRATOR — For 241 evening, temporary or year vlng. ate Room and board on Ava . Aaannc HlHlghtandag . Mon - round poaitiona available Apply Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 67 or more. Full or part time. •tlon In R«d Band located on Rt Rumaon. NJ ..tat. Raoant m 4 pm OlpiMmint. 78ft Newman Townhouse Association WANTED ideal for summertime employ- Frl 9 a m -4 p.m. Springs Road. Lmcroft. New Jer- Able to eupervlse maintenance 9-6 dally at Brooke Discount DENTAL OFFICE MANAGER — 36 nu IS) opening* for bright, chackabla rataranoaa a muat Grand Ave. area, Atlantic Center, Route 570 and Route 70. ment Flexible hrs Call 531-8424 ••••my porionslltm who Band raauma Including Miary LPN M/F — FuH Of part Sma. say on JULY IS. 185 - 2.00 P M personnel, handle dey-lo-day ft Receptionist Full or pert time Mon Convalaacant Cantor. Mra, prevailing time, at which iimi management matters, good Highlands. Call Jeff Cady Marlboro Center, Marlboro Experienced only apply Excel- m«h* • nlc .pp»«rnM« and can ragulramantato Carol MHWr. PO and piaca, said bids will ba pub- 542-6860 9*6-6677 _^ lent office conditions Send re- v*it>aiii« w« will train aa mar- Bon SO0 Rad Bank. NJ 07701 Naynan, ns-OM communicator with clerical skills haling rapraaantattvaa Muat ncly opanad and read on the Send resume to Middletown CARPENTER — REMODELING CLEANING-EXPERIENCE eume to 166 Newman Springe and good experience Call for following Item INSTALLATION Townhouse Aseoc 148 Cherry Rd . Tlnton Fella. NJ. 07724 As- appt 636-7600 hava Economical and rallabl* OF CONDUIT CO NEEDS 1 PERSON WHO Or no experience. We'll train you. aiatmg abtllitee a plus oar Call Ml Troul 747-MOO t>.- Tree Farm Rd . Middletown. N J CAN DO IT ALLI FRAMING. SID- We need conscientious h«p to 07746 DRIVER - Part time nights Must tw*an 10 am to 12 noon only Contract documantf may be ING. MASONARY. TRIM. NO supply the demands for home DENTAL ASSISTANT — Busy have own car Apply in person to FULL TIME - Ta< and Inauranta easmined and cop'aa obtained AQENCY SUPERVISOR MONMOUTH CTY 566-2828 cleaning of carpet*, furniture, dental office seeks friendly Circle Plzxe, Eatontown at tha Purchasing Dapartmant of OfcKN. with know*ooa of mori Needed to work with troubled CARRIER NEEDED - Vicinity Of walla ft floors It you are a hard energetic Dental Assistant 4 » gaga wmi and financing, tx- Brookdai* Community Collaga youth Independent, mature, working person, wad like to talk . at 765 Nawman Springs Road, woodland Dr . also Broadmoor days, no weekends 291-0642 SALES REP p*rl*ncad praf.rrad but not ra- eip person Must have under- Drive Llncroft Stan Immedi- to you about joining us Cell Ser- ulrad Full banaflta Call L.ncfoft Naw Jersey on or aftar standing of adoletcent develop- vtceMaster, 642-7444. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Red JULY 1. 188S ately Call 542-6660, aak for Bank area. Year round Part- CANON S71-2400. axi 16 for appt ment Creative, autonomous poe- Lynn DUPLI-F AX A large office equip- Marina Vtaw Savtnga 4 Loan Sid securities in tha form ol a ition Send resume to Mon- COME AND LEARN MY BUSI- time 4 days a week from 2-6 ment dealer, hes hlgh-potentlel Aaao Equal Opportunity Em- bid bond with adequate security moulh County Youth Advocate CASH WASHER — New and NESS — Aa a muffler mechanic p.m every other Bat I a m -12 opportunity for ambitious 90-get- ployra U/F thereon, or certified check in an Program, 1 Main Si., B-2B.used detailing. Parkway Olds- and exritusi expert Jo* No asp neceeeary Reply to Box ter Experience preferred, but if amount equal to 10% of the Eatontown. NJ 07724 mobile. Keyport, NJ 871-1010 F-443. Tha Reigster you nave ability we will train you FULL TIME - R«gllt»r»d nuraa amount of the bid, nol to exceed Shrewsbury, NJ 01701 on hoi product line CANON 3-11 •ntfl Apply In paraon. Allan- $20,000 will be required. Bide AMUSEMENT PARK' — CARPENTER — A helpers ft COMPANION NEEDED IMMEDI •AX Excellent compensation lie Highland* Nuraing Horn.. I If you're an energetic, may not be withdrawn within 80 Cashiers. maintenance help, framing crew Musi have trans- ATELY — A retired tad) DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Part plan with many incentives Cell Mlddlalown Av. Mon-F'l B 4 days after tha actual day of ihe porters 6 rids operator! needed. portatlon a some hand-tools preferred Musi have car « lime, in general Dental practice Paul Haynei 201 458-4600 highly motivated person bio opening Seasonal business. Call Full time work. Call after 8PM hours per week Lovely environ in "4ed Bank E«p preferred FULL-TIME CUSTODIANS - At Please can 642-2337. TUB owner reserves the un- 496-1400 020-7564 ment Call 667-0063 DUSTY 8 CLEANING 6 BUP- Salnl John viannay Summar t interested in working in restricted nghi to rsject any or alt PLIES — Looking for a few good a m -4 30 p m wtnt.f 2 30-11 APARTMENT MANAGER - For M Help Wanted 51 Htlp Wanted P m Call 747 SMf a fast-paced environment bids, and io accept any bid which ry 60 unit high rite on New 51 HelpWanted hard wonting people We are ex- i daemed moat lavorable panding 4 need people 20 yrs 4 FULL/PART TIME — Bakta with a fun team, Prices quoted must include all Jersey shore Write S E Holial. older who heve own trana Start freight or delivery charges The imedialeiy Cleaning axp .Kpa'ianca Apply In paraon then come and consider owner also reserves the right to prefer red Call 642-6010 for Bailay'a Flna Jawalry A Qifta reject any bid if. m its opinion, COMMERCIAL ARTIST appt Sri'Mvabury Plaia 3hr*w«tJu'y Steak and Ale Restaurants. the bidder is not considered ASSEMBLERS financially or technically able to CARPENTERS Si H«lpWanT»d 51 Htlowantad We have positions carry out the contract aa in- ELECTRICAL tended or for any reason in the Expand your horizon and grow with us. available in many areas. own' s judgement it is nol in MECHANICAL me beat interest of Broohdaie ding Yacht manufacturer is Community College sndlng-why not grow with Here's an exciting and rewarding career opportunity for a OffWTUWTIU for Line'Prep Cooks, us? Outatandlng employment talented artist, to join the Advertising Department of our and Dishwashers Bidders are required to com- opportunity, year round work. Thai Mtgtshw hss sn opening for s District Satsg pley with me requirements of Mansgsf In Its circuisiion OBpartmsnt good pay and benefits Apply newspaper. The qualified candidate we seek must be fam- 7 duytt n week, li (im-l prn Southerton Marine. Vanderburg This entry hw«l position Invotvs* supervising youth C 33 July 1 $1802 Rd Marlboro. iliar with mechanicals, layouts, typespecs, have a working- knowledge of advertising newspaper production, and pos- cerrters In trw srsas ol ssMs. sarvic* snd come- APPLY IN PERSON NOTICE OF HEARING) lions Ws provtos training snd sn stratum eom. SUPERIOR COURT sess a flair for creating and designing quality ads, to support psnsatlon pscksg* Ws srs InhvssMd In sgrsssrv* 1301 Rout* 35. OF NEW JERSEY our ad sales staff. MONMOUTH COUNTY mdrvidusn • • Can Paul Celle •71-IH1 . KM machine*, walh- ANDREWS PAINTWM - M aa. BEAQLE — Lost In Llncroft area, financial statement and budget prep- . M Repairs, earvtce. in- WORLD PflfMIIRi SOUND" VINCENT P KLUNCK - Lflwn tonor atorli 44 rt aiportonea collar with Kaanaburg tag. Re- •taliattont Can ABK Syttemt o< mobile diec-rochey eervtoe service 6 lendeoapmg Beauttfy vary raaaonaMa Proa aoimoai ward Call 747-8687 or 671-7225 aration, accounts receivable/payable T9»-O*7i No tervloe chf ge with light anow AH oocewona your home Free estimates FuNy Can Ml 4411 •41 WiOdaya 741 »H *VM tneured Cell 741-0661 LOST COLLIE — Female, sable SOMERSET TIRE and payroll. Automated systems ex- AINT ANO PAP1R - QuOMy 6 while Lassie type 60 Ib. perience a must Supervisory experience 444 Bathroom 565 Flr«plac*>« ft 636 Light Hauling "Lady". Vicinity Paddock Club SERVICE R«mod«llng k \ MOUSIB - Oarasva. M a portmonamavraoaonawa E»a- Norm, Marlboro. Children heart- preferred. Position reports directly to the Woodttovi gum ilaann aul t Kwitaa CTumlc TIU ' OMmaHO C1 UO-41M broken Reward Call 760-5562- President Reply to: FIREPLACES WOOD 8TOVIS DOO 1/17 TINTON FALLS — A KINO'S CERAMIC TILE Cnimneyt, brick r>eertha i weHa •nan tan female mixed Pug. wa do an miialiitiofi ft repalra Brick, atone. Dioofc. ooftOfW HI INDUSTRIAL - Tna Fammna Touon Owner please call Aaeociated No |ot> loo tug or too •mall For Repetra J Sleek. W1-QO»T •all Fraa lal 741 WO Humans Society, 922-0100 free eMmelea taJi Steve, FOUND - Orange & while tabby •TIP— S85 Pardon Tilling furnaoa ramevat PRSI aa» 'AUL S PAItjTINO - Hood mx* cat. Around 8/21 In Llncroft at ooM ratio Doaaninuti U aa> ALL TILE AREAS — Expert re- GARDENS TILLED - With 6 hp Vicinity. Call 741-7364. BOX N-481 troy tiller Reasonable Ca/i SI W LIOMT MAUIINO FOUND — Nice rusty dog. LMng pelra Bath remo4aM s oarvloa. PMora S Nnara modeling, repairs, reflmahlng. Act now! I FroaoWrrUaa Qunera I ail household }oba. if it HOME IMPROVEMENTS 741-214* preaa Col 4SS-4SS1 FOUND — Older male dog. NURSING/MEDICAL needs lo be done we do u 24 HR Emergency Service. 10H O C MAOLINQ « MOVINQ Co- Sable t white Collar, scar on Reaaonable rstea. 593-41 so DISCOUNT For Seniors Anoa. yaroi 1 oaaara Maanaa MACS INOROUNO POOLS - H noes In Lime Sliver Medium to HOME CRAFTSMAN — Carpen- 662-67U Oattrl ramevas. Stngra ap- you wont lo do It flow, oas Mac • large. Coihe markings Call try, woodwork, jobs done with pltanoaa or anwa hnnaaftala Inground Poota toMfnt unar ro- '32 JC BROTHtRS 741-42: POSITIONS AVAILABLE raciston Job too big for you? HOME IMPROVEMENTS piaoamoni s pool mooic apooi FOUND — Kitten, male, black o smell for others? Call Ken investora 6 nomeowners we •M. Pupy inourod 4M-14II witn white bib and paws. Near Soderiund, 666-2671 after 6 p.m. apeciaiKs m ail rehab projects 6 t FULLY INS Can rST-SSST Kaansburg High School. 71S Roofing gT RETIRED CARPENTER - Small homeownere needs. Roofing, 6/86/68 767-12"1293. nd medium alia jobs and carpentry, waterproofing, etc 650 Masonry tV Siding LOST — a weak old all black •cm Free eaUmaWa. Cell 100H ftnsnclnQ avail 6SJ-2216 Sarvle* III PrOOPma S PAINT CO •shiny kitten. June 14. Maple RN'S • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES 41-6767 or 7744600 JOHN ROESINO 'aara or Mp Riaaonabta raaaa Ave. Keenaburg area. Call MASON-CONCRCTt WORK - Proo aosmalaa Putv m 4W-067B 920 Rt. 35 PHYSICIANS • MEDICAL TECHNICIANS • MEDICAL SECRETARIES, lie. interior/exterior home repeirs Co* 7S7.7BM. (mill le tweet King) 449 CwpiCsW Certificate of Occupancy work aiaot. blocl t brwi Fraa a«- LOST — 14 yr old Diack Tortoise CARPET CARE - Rug anampoo- Free eatlmstea malaa. Can Bin at TUHU Shell female cat w th Y tail. Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this Ocean ng, carpel Installations, repairs No job too small MASONRTFIIWPlLACtS. Answers to me name of Mama. DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register Relays 642-0070. Ken Coakley 466-1006 Work ouarantood No fob too Last seen Thurs afternoon, aman Caa S7I1SU Nautilus Dr Leonardo Reward 450 C«rp>t Canning TOTAL RENOVATION CON- Child heartbroken 672-0334 N.J. 07712 A-i EXPERT Carpet Cleaning - STRUCTION INC - Additions, windows, vinyl aiding, deatgn Lao* ropolra amoa IBM LOST — White German NURSES AIDES Personnel Depi uphotsiery cleaning Reasonable 865 Moving a Footaanloa CaaUO-0SS1 Shepherd, female 10 yra. cud 774-1800 HOME HEALTH AIDES ALL HEALTH CARE Morris Hoffman, 747-0206 eervloe. Free sen mates Call Floppy can Reward Pieaee call M't Cmsd.rto SERVICES INC 73B-296* 8lor«g> noofma - nmumi, oom- 747-6930. HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT FAMILV ft CHILDREN S SERVICE IB Kmgi Hnvy 485 Carpi Installation NICK'S MOVIKS - Inaurad. monWI. Ropolra Inaurad 1 1S1 Bath Avenue 628 Landscaping gaurantaed LOST — Black/white female cat. AUTO MECHANIC — Ex- CENTER Middlelown NJ 07741 JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION aanwr diaooum Faat aarvHM. Ing ttVH ABanSo Conlracl. perienced In brakee, front end ft lUHwy 34 Long Branch. N J 07740 (201) 671-6400 A Lawn Car* Fraa aatimalaa. SSS-S1S4 T;I Am to Pookey Wearing brown 1201) 722-9100 — Sales, cleaning, re-laya, re- flea collar Lost in Woodlake tuneups. Must have own toots. Holmdel. NJ 07733 atretchea 6 repairs 264-6177 Rt M. HaMI PCOO0SI 730 Special Mgts, area. Reward 741-5432. , Exc. opportunity for advanoe- (201) 948-4200 ABC — Of professional lawn TIACHIKS MOVINO INC - BIO i ment Oood pay ft oo. benefita 456 Cafrlng manaoamsnt The groundhoga or amaM. Lwanaad A InawraoV Sareloaa LOST — Ferret. Aberdeen area lor the right person Contact Bill of standing lawn oare st a Fraa aanmataa. Fair Havan Line ~ Eatock 071.2415. DELI UNLIMITED reasonable price Cutting, edg- U0-1SU SINGLES BOWLING black Catering for All Occasions ing, trimming. ferVllslrvg Oreg Borwa wMt bara? AUTO MECHANIC — Full time. Hot N- Cold Sandwiches Warneclte 530-7162 awk o< apaa? LOST - Light brown ahaggy Appty In person. Main ft Broad 67S Odd Jobs Can Joan S41-1SBS dog. female (Lhasa Apso. 30 lbs) St. Matewen or 1630 Rle 35. PEOPLE CARE LPN it HEALTH AIDES Homemade Salads in Huiel/Holmdel vaclnlty Oaknurst Of SOUTH JERSEY. INC Nu'»mg Depi 261-1006 71 Center Ava COMPLETE LAWN MAINTEN- A.I 000 JOS SiRVICI - b LARGE REWARD Call 264-4136 1*4 B'oad Si /PO Boi HIS De LSSALLE HALL Atlantic Highlands. NJ. 07716 ANCE - Hedges ehruba, beds. 7M Talaphona AUTO AND GENERAL — Glaes Red Bank. NJ 07T0I 610 Newman Sp""fl» Road weed control, dean-ups. Sarvlca LOST — Mixed Sheep dog. work. Company paid pension 1 LinC'Qti N J 07738 470 Clock Repair 530-2974 |20l| S3O-18M Profeitional Recruiter TIL-DATA SERVICIS female, grey ft white, tome plan Blue Cross/Blue Shield. (Mil 530 9470 THE BRASS PENDULUM heuaa. ogtlar black. Tips of eers are black, Life Ineurance. Holidays and va- here is a new man in town) COMPLETE LAWN CLIAREO. cul paining long tall Red collar. License catione Atlantic Glass Co.. 21 JERSEY SHORE AND TREE CARE iiiomaaa, oomcun aorv. joeU. Lxperi repair 6 restoration at DANNY. iaS-MSt Eatoi otc. John or Cothortna ras-ITTS. • 1288 Answers to Daley Maple Ave . Red Bani MEDICAL CENTER eaatonable rates Clocks bought FIREWOOD Rumaori-Falr Haven areea 787-3344. • Call 642-6231 BARTENDER M/F — Apply In 1945 Cornel Ave 6 eotd House calls Free antique 740 Tfo>. S.rvlc.s person 1-3. Palmer Lounge. Neptune NJ 07753 Clock clinic every Tuesday at QRA8SCUTTER8 — Business. 680 Paintings Waet Keenaburg. i20H 775-5500 Eit 566 Main 81. Antique Center. 261 residential Weekends onty for P«p»rh«nglng WO00VS TRIE SERVICE LOST — Mutt, black ft white me- Personnel Dept Main St.. Toma River, 349-5764 the nght price. B66 4066 ntghta. Trao 4 ahwto Irtrrtmtno ft dlum-eiied. Atlantic Highianda BEAUTY CULTURE Mr Forimulier/Mri Bsrrowt 920.2264 A-l QUALITY PAINTING — Dona romowl. PuNy tnomtf. Proo INSTRUCTOR Personnel Recruiters INTRODUCING Metepiex Mgmi Service* ol O W LAWN SERVICE ares Answers to Mlsey. Four 10 hour |h.rts MCOSS NURSING SERVICES xnti orkia. MIU I 9 Spaclal Notica* Due to a rapid growth, we have senioe Reasonable rales f eerty morning newspaper routes children NURSING HOME HILLTOP PRIVATE NELSON BROTHER* OJSPAINTINO PMOC I WILL NOT ~ Be reeponeJble for estimates. Call 671-0121 LANPSCAP.NO Intartor/agrtortor. Proa oottmotaa SM loaUaiy. 741-4700 anym. available IN YOUR AREA. Cell Free Parking 400 Hwy 36 NURSING HOME any debit other than those in- i-ftOO-242-0650 today If you Professional Lawn Servtoe. RaaaonaHa Con 7M ml or curred by myeetf. Robert F, Middlslown NJ 07746 M.ddlstown NJ 07746 545 Excavation Fraa EatlmaM Ca» 212-MS0 JS4.J477 aak for Ed Qrothueen. PO Box 317, Key-want money, prizes ft eitrea. 767 Window Claanlnq port Adu'te must have a eer. Apply in par ton 9-3 (201| 671-0177 J KOPF k SONS EXCAVATING SALE - Traaa. ahruDa. Summar JC. BROS PAINTING — Int SPARKLE WINDOW CLIANMQ STAR LEDGER #1 IN JERSEY Tour dirt Is our Business" claaranoa. 18H on low raguiar an. atalrnng. Fraa aawnaua at I WILL NOT — Be responsible for Grading 6 Cleaning prtoaa To July 7. Holmtfal Parma. raaionatll ooata 100H "nano BUS DRIVERS — Part time 7 Dozers 6 Becfchoe. 264-7264 2S4-SS13 »s avo. Inagrx. WS-aia eny debts other than those In- openings for Sept 15 50-| 7 de- County aroa Coa als-SSM currad by myeeif Robert W pending on experience. 4-5 Information on placing an ad Tukey, 42 Creecl Blvd.. Haziet. hours per dey. Type 1 license N.J. ____ required Will train. Ideal for tha LAOtES ONLY — Lingerie home NEWLY retired Apply In person In this DIRECTORY 82,000 DIFFERENT ADULTS CAN 4 LINES-30 DAYS ONLY $49°° demonstrations Book a party between 10-3 p.m. weekdays at and receive great gifts. We carry Renney School. 235 Hope Rd . please call 542-4000 ext. 252 SEE YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK it alll Kelly 465 9251 Tlnton Falls CALL 542-1700 MONDAY. JULY 1, 1985 Thr 9B 51 Htlp Wanted 51 Help Wanted 1 Help Wanted ai Help Wanted 55 Situations 71 Merchandise Merchandise 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise MACHINE OPERATOR - Apply •I Motion Systems Corp 1162 RECEPTIONIST /TYPIST — TEACHER — Industrial Arta. 7th Wantad Mala for Sale JorMt for Salt JorSalt Pinebrook Rd . (off of Hope RO) Larga auto daalar ft day waak ft 8th gradaa. lor Public Schoor* LAWN MOWER - Snsppar rid- PART-TIME All banaflta. Apply In parson to Syitam Mual hava N.J. Indus- AIR CONDITIONER OUCH A LOVESEAT - $226, SOFA — Black leather Good Tlnlon Falls, N J 542-4O60 AMWAY QUALITY PRODUCTS ounlry braided oval rug $100. ing lawn mower 8 h.p Uaad condition. $100 Combined tab* EVES. & SAT. A.M. McOIOln Bulck. 06S Shrawabury trial Arta Carillicallon Call For housactoanlng, parsons! twige $800 Call 767-1643 after 5 Ava.. Tlnton Falls 284-5400 • round oak padlatal wTtn leaf. amp ft aided end table + mtec cara. Ihdustrlal and nutritional O0s. $120 Call 530-6*61 lama. Call 741-0252 after ft p.m Oraal opportunity lo aarn from REPAIR DEPT - Coordinator naads 100% guaranlaad Call AIR CONDITIONER - Fedders MAILROOM $70 00 to $150 00 WAHHtbS/WAIltH MOVING — Everything go a waakdays, after 10 a.m. Sat Local businas* In need of Indi- Mustbaovar 21 Chris aftaf 6p m waakdays. any- 17.500 BTU's. 220 volt $300. 8KB. FILES — Tabtee. chairs, Bedroom sat, couch, chairs, re- /Bun. Weakly in our tetophone saiaa vidual to ooordlnata edmlnle- tlma waakanda 671-9602 Whirlpool sir conditioner 12.000 irage oablnau, compular HELP WANTED program Conveniently located Call 291-5343 frigerator, freezer. 16 mm pro- raltva ft technical activities for BTU'a. 110 Volt. 8200. Power *m. offtoa equip, etc at rSrtor, owning, ate 563-4926 TRACTOR MOWER — Almost Rl 36, Shrawabury offica electronic aqulpmafit rapair WAITERS/WAITRESSES — COLLEGE STUDENT — Naad awn mower $100. 11 pc, burnt rgein pilcae Naw or uaad. . $700 Pool table. $200 Skis Midnight shift, 1 to 3 This !• ld*al for dept Should poaaaa good ad- Cooks, bartandars. dish paopl*. riaJp around your homa? Will do orange drapee wtth tie backs a AC. DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. MOVING-MUST SELL — Beat by side refrigerator freeier. $75 ministrative skills along with bus paopia Italian Provision Co . odd Jobs, yard work, ate CaH reverse rods 80x84. $76. . Oakhurtt. 531-3*90 offar. Chair, tovaaaat. recllner Curtain Call 671-5*47 Sat. ft HOMEMAKERS 672-1261 aftar 1 aak for mgr days per week de- >aalc atactronlct knowledge attar 6 p m. 360-2518 •72-2982 AMOND INITIAL RING — cus- Can 2*4-3*15 avanlnps. Sun. after 2, after 4 30 wkdya MATURE STUDENTS Sand rasuma In confldanca to WANTED — Long aundlng Nrm pending on work saaks mollvalad parson for pos- COMPLETE LAWN CUTTING AIR CONDITIONER — 2V4 ton m made, letter K, never worn MOVING SALE - Solid oak ped- 1 — American standard oasi ANYONE lot N-4M. Tha Raglatar, _ it. Carrier modal. S9». CaH ilng $300. CaH 79T-69Q4 ealaJ tabM with pewter Inlay and Who haa a na«d for axtra ition as Paat Control Tachniclan Raasonabla ft rallabia 5 foot, toft hand (eattroo load. No Exp. Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 Call 642-4271 Of 642-3758 530-7962; after 6 p.m 530-7661. matching chairs Sectional, yellow) aim In crate $276 Call Income Call now, these won't Madlcai banaflta Paid vacation NING ROOM SET - Antique trestle dinette sat, wall unit with Necessary, will • »i long. Good driving racord * naat ap- AIR CONDITIONERS — 1 • ueen Anna. Rectangular table. "12-3327 SALES bar, antique sawing machine ft Train. Minimum Call Tina 542-4901 anytime. paaranca a must a»p halpful. EXPERIENCED GARDNER - 23,500, S195 1 - 8,000, S100. airs, buffet A server. Mint con- ilec. Call 495-2*66 or 787-1 US VIDEO EQUIPMENT - J.C but not naoaaaary 741-1122. Har.dyman aaaka full lima pos- Call 741-6797 or 774-0600. Ion 11200 or beat offar Penny portable video caeeetle Work on homa phona program ition prafarabty wltti housing 530-9628 aftar 8. MUST BELL — Dining room eat. wage. * WANTED — Handyparaon lo ALL PRICES DRASTICALLY RE- recorder Modal 5041 Cotor Flexible Earn up to HO par hour KnowtadgaabHi in tha cara ol DUCED DURING THIS END OF NING ROOM SET — Smokad Maple twin beds, carriage, high video camera. Modal 5320, bat Csll Barbara, 747-MM. parform aarvloa work In naw traaa. shrubs, turf, flowar ft rosa chair, bench saw. tools, ladders, homaa. Muat ba raliabla. hava gardans Sklllad In carpantry, SEASON SALE ON ALL 19S6. top, braaa base, 4 armed tery pack, carrying case, 26' Call 542-4006 ATTENTION! NEW 31' FAMILY-SIZE SWIM- airs Chairs upholstered 6 mo many othar items 234 Grand camera extension cable ft cam- PART-TIME WORK - Naar your own tools ft truck. A asp. In sll masonry ft rapalrs Abla lo opar- Ava., Navaalnk. Between Hillside horn* supervising newspaper phaaas of construction Call Vi- aia ft maintain powar aquipmant MING POOLS COMPLETE WITH d, 583-3149 era tripod. Total coat $1S47. BetWMn 6AM-8AM . __ mantton THE REGISTER DECK. FENCE, FILTER S WAR- Ave ft rt 36 Next to Atlantic uaad once, asking $1000. Call carrlars In tha esrty morning hri whan raplylng lo a Raglatar vian al EPC, 530-1330 Hava pastlcida tlcansa PiMsa NINO ROOM SET — Drop-MMf Highlands. 291-2133. Ask (or Mr Conner. You will oversee tha carrlara. de- * B 641. RANTY ONLY •6518596 000 COM- 739-1769 amploymantad WAREHOUSE/COUNTER SALE AVAIL- ble, 4 chairs, buffet Silver livary, salaa, and coHactlon ac- PLETE FINANCING rch 6400 Call 291-9467 aftar MUST SELL - Boys 12* BMX WASHER ft QAS DRYER — Equal Oppty Employer M/F tivtiiee Permanent positions ara SALESPERSON — Eailmaior (or RallaMa. matura-mindad par- BOB bike. $56 Brother sewing ma- available In tha araaa of Freehold gia roof and/or aiding E«p aon. Galas industrial. Front SI, chine, $120. Can 571-1569 after Basra Kenmore 6 yaara oid Ex- MAINTENANCE PERSON Kayport GUTTERS CLEANED A RE' cellent working order, $75 mmch WANT ED — For full tlm« poeiUon and Colts Nack. CaH toll fraa a a mual Taking appUcsiions ING ROOM TABLE — A 5 3 p.m. t WO-242-O65O or 877-4222 from »-» p.m. at S46 Palmar PAIRED - (Scraaning avallabla) AMWAY DUALITY PRODUCTS •ra. breakfront Bedroom Call 642-9489 for Indoor/outdoor work. WANTED — Oparattona Man- For housecleaning. personal NATURAL GAS WALL HEATER Ava., E. Kaanaburg. NJ 07734 soar Custodial Sarviea Co. Window washing Fraa aa«- aeeer. cheat, double bad. Call WASHER — G E 16 pound Ex- Pleasant surroundings In adult mataa Call Jaff. 4*5.1375 care. Industrial and nutritional Outside vent, plus gaa barbeque community In Marlboro $228 767-5582 Prafar black aaal Call 642-9333 naada 100H guaranteed. CaH flar 8, 767-B404. cellent condition Guaranteed par waak, benefits CaM PART TIME SALESPERSON Chris aflat 6 p.m. weekdays; any- NINO ROOM — Table A chalra. $190. Can 539-7172 from 130-9 30 pm Mornings 0 am to 1 p.m dally 52 Babysitting HANDYMAN - ExpeMenoed In ak butcher block treeele table, 787-7721 Uaad Cars. Oood cond painting, carpentry, furniture time waakanda 671-9602. MAINTENANCE/CLEANING ~Z OR 1 p.m to S p.m dally College Hank al 544-1 SSI chalra. oak frame, rust velvet NORGE REFRIGERATOR WICKER - RattAN A Pine Paraon needed Light office atudants and housewives wel- Child Car* building and repair Tree work, ANDERSEN WINDOWS — and iholstery 1 yr old. Muat sail. Freezer Oood condition Good othar odd jobs Small Job doors, A Atrium doors 50H dla- niture. Summer Sale Wicket cleaning Minor building i prop- comad Earn $6 par hour No SALES Iking $1200. (Orlg. price Buy. Asking $95. Csll 767-1650 Basket. 63 Rt 34. Colts Nack. an parlance nieaanry. Wa wM BABY SITTER — Rallabia Your specialist Refa 291-1012 after 5 nt Delivery 1-600-823-8707 any mslrttanenoa Hours flexible SHOE SALES PERSON homa tn or around Mlddlatown 600.) Call 530-0092. OFFICE FURNITURE - Ex up to » hrs par week 8uitaMe train as marketing raps Naw air Bagln Immadiataly EHpariancad ANDERSON WINDOW — Large, conditional offtoaa located on Vlllaga Araa t boys. 3 days, yaar NINO ROOM SET — Solid ecuttve desk. 30x80, executive for rettr «d parson OftMa located only No nighta or Sundays round Call 671-4243 wooden Never uaad 1125. Pan- table deak 30x60. secretary's in keyport. Call 739-WM Rl 36 and Navaeink Rrver Rd Apply Sid a Bootary. LlttM Slrvar A MAN ft TRUCK FOR HIRE — eling, gray 'uatic. naw $75 Call ark pine, axe cond. Twin beds deak 30x60, with aide leaf Re Call 747-66O0 between 10s m to BABYSITTER NEEOED — Morn- Pick up ft dallwar light hauling. dressers Quean sue sofa bad YARDMAN — 8 H P . nice con- UANAQtH i ASSISTANT MAfT 2pm dally. 741-007ft Inga ft artarnoons for 2 childran 739-1105 ceptlonlsrs deek 30x45 All wtth dition Musi sail this weak $515 AGER — Challenging Job with Small moving jobs Yards, attlca sll 530-1467 after 6 p.m. formica topa. Executive swivel SALES — Ratall Hardwsra or In or naar Navaalnk School araa. ft caiisrs claanad. guitars ate ANTIQUE OAK SIDEBOARD — bast Offar Call 681-9084 or advancement potenttal Oood PART TIME TRAVEL AGENT - (NINO ROOM TABLE — With 6 chair, 2 secretary's chalra, 1, S 4*2-1359 ad anparlanoa Mlddlaiown/Atlantic Highlands Fraa aallmaiaa Joa 495-1607 Beveled mirror, 1375, drawer letter size tile cabinet All starting salary, comprehenelve To work Sal. 10-3 and Thuri CaH 747-2133 for ian appoint- pholatered chairs Heritage benefits Plaasanl iimoiphart it araa Call 747-6026 Chandelier, crystal ft braaa. 8 425 Chaise lounge $100 Ra- In good condition Movlng-musl YASHICA MAT-124G — Dual nights 5-8 Compular ft retail ai- mani MCI PHONE SERVICE — Local A lights. 3 lair, $150, 5 gas apace lana renai camera List $225 you are inaioui to tuCcaad and perience a muat Please call EXPERIENCED MOTHER - WIH long dlatanca Ouarantaad sav- igerator. green wtth Ice-maker, sell this waak Vary reasonably IALES PERSON — Yaar round cara lor your chlld/chlldran Day heatert. beat offer Call after 5 priced Will sail tha entire group Uaad twice Brsnd naw con- grow than coma talk with us al Tarry at 5M-43OO ings No laaa. no sarviea charga p.m. 671 1628 5 cubit feat $350. Call 741-3711 dition, $99 Csll 872-946* poaition only apply 4 daya par or avaning in har Waal Fraa into call Chris attar 6 p m r 530-9516 or Individual Items 787-1896. HICKORV FARMB PART-TIME - Dermetolouiel of- waak including Saturday £*- Kaansburg homa Call 767-4704 waakdays, anytima waafcands ANTIQUES — Numeroua and INING ROOM — Rock mepla Seaview 3q Mali June 17 CaHfica. medical aacratary E» parlanca prafarrad Fair Havan 671.9602 various Including rail rode ORGAN - Hammond, 125 *XL, 72 Garage/Yard 922-9*46 for an sppt or eend psrianeed only Call 671-53*3 Pharmacy 741-0036 HAZLET MOTHER — W"i itch, server-ireslie table 4 lists for $2,710 will sell for |1,80C lantern, hanging lamps, dishes, Sirs, $950. Antique china Seles rasuma babysit your child Full tima dur- PAINTER — Experienced furniture, also grandfathers or bast offar. mint cond.. many PART TIME - Cook naadad tor SECRETARY — Actlva raal •• ing surnmar vacation Call tertor/eaterior Very rallabia col- osel, $300, Wall unit. $100 Exc outstanding features Cl BELFORD — 5*2 Q erf I led Ave MANAGER - Oanaral Offica residential group homaa. 20 lage eludent Excellent work. clock, room divider. 4 piece mir- cond 531-3613 eves A wknda. agancy locaiad In MidOla 264-2469 ror top oak living room sat Call 456-3026, aftar 0 Frl A Sal B/28-6/29 10-4 pm Manager Experienced HaipfuNf hr/wtt Mon-Fri 3-7 p m Please i Matura-mindad aaJf-aurtar Fraa aallmetee Unbeatable Boys clothes, toys, dishea, couch !»!»• nirnt i no el5©l1794or I WILL CARE — for Infant in my prices Fully insured Call 53O-9677 aftar 2. INING ROOM — Table ft 4 cane ORIENTAL RUGS — Super chl. iniar—lad pliaia can 499-1400 with abHity to work wllh lha pub- ack chairs. 3 drawer dresssr kitchen eat, dresser snd more, •42-2441 E OE M/F A wlHIngnaaa to toarn. and homa Mlddtotown/Pot Mon- 957-9136. aak lor Brendan ANTIQUE DINING ROOM — Buf- naea, 90 line H Inch thick *'x9' everything must go. mouth araa. Any hours E*< oftee table A. Oak library tads Sky btua peklng design. $600 MANAGERIAL PART-TIME aocurato typist Raal Eatala fet, king size headboard, water all 842-1742 before 7 p.m. llcanaa a daflnlta plus Call Baa parlancad 787-1472 PANELING — Doors Windows skis ft folding chairs Call eves 12' super chlnaaa fool runner BELFORD, MOVING — July 4,1 WAREHOUSE & NEWSPAPER HOME DELIVERY Remodeling Rap am Roofing ft 6 Freeier, 6x12 screen house. Sunda/ only 5-6 • m Estab al 787-4004 530-4995 INING ROOM SET — Dark beige/brown, peklng $350 Exc CASHIER 53 Domaatlc Halp Minor plumbing ft electric Paint- Mahogany. Includes 8' buff at. quality and valuaTCall 957-9442 wood burning stove. 2 girl* Positions available in produca, iithed routaa No collecting SECRETARY — For Rad Bank datka, quean sleeper sofa A Must hava car 747*2149 ing Reasonable raiea Fraa aati- ound pedestal iabie-5 PACKYSANDRA — Bast ever meele and grocery depts Excel- doctor. Appro* 30 hf w._ mates 264-8736 or 485-1176 ismeter-wlth 3 leaves. 4 chalra. green ground cover for aun o more 523 Eaal Rd . 496-1428 lem aaJary and benefit* Willing PART-TIME - General deanera Qood typing and tranacrlbing R CAREY — Janitorial Service ANTIQUE — 70-yeer-okJ twin Sfclng $360. 291-4744. skills naadad idaal tor paraon made 100 large mature plants "BLOCK" SALE to Vain Apply In parson Rax naadad from 7 a m -10 am Kay- CLEANINO PERSON — Evening Cleaning offices In lha Red Bank bedroom eat. dreaeer. vanity, $10. Call 946 334 s Gene Foods 12 Mooraga Ave wtth naad lor nambia nra. Call bench and mirror Included Call HEXEL DINING ROOMI — china 13TH STREET port HUW art' ' or weekend work, light cleaning market siea (Wa never require a W KEAN8BURG Sayvtlta. 2—-1551 i aoo-38 2-aw* 741-2361 Call 671-7619 aftar 1 p.m. 767-6026 ablner. serving buffet, large PHILCO TV 21 INCH - Conaloe contract) 747-3363 able. 10 matching chslra. Exc Juna 15. 18 9-5p m SECRETARY - Active Middle- COMPANrON- for elderly man axe. cond.. Cable ready Asking MAsseuse PART-TIME Wl N rX)W~VVASHINQ - J A Q ANTIQUE TOOL CHEST — Awn- bond 672-15*0 or 672-2909 $150. Call 767-2036 or 686 M38 Rad Bank Hair Seton town Real Estate Firm aaaka sec iive-in Eves or flaxlbto hra refa. ings Handmade patchwork quilt BUICK SKYLARK LIMITED — Janitorial Freehold r Yaa wa do windowal 1962 Excellent condition, P/S. Ca« 930-1467 attaf 8pm Can 6*4 6025 etsry/receptionIBI experienced 2 e«p Eaiontown 544-9424 queen/king Weber grill RUMS - Rogers 10 piece, 10 PIANO SPINET — Walnut Residential ft commercial Roliriouae 642-7473. ymbal. $1300, will lalk Call axe cond $650 delivered and P/B. auto transmission Reason- MECHANIC PART-TIME — Dell clerl DUSFBUSTERS - Commarcial. Call 671-3776 or 291-5602 72-9315 or 212-703-2250 able offer Call 741-6613 FuH or part lime APPLIANCES — Refrigerators tuned Csll 741-1693. 9-5 p. naadad Eva ft weekend hours residential floor waning, carpal 9MALL LAWNS — Cut A matn- 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE - Sal CaH 7 $9-4441 Noaup naoaaaary Muatba Hoi shampooing, general cleaning. waahera ft dryers. Reconditioned LETRIC RANGE — 4 burner. WURLIT2ER PIANO June 22. 9 to 2. 324 Teaberry SHIPPING RECEIVING - jfa- tamed Varied other fobs Out- ft guaranteed $100 A up. Can pt. sue. stainless steal. $40 Very good condition MECHANIC - Must have ex oldar Apply in paraon at Acmt act now 946-9669 tare, painting, light carpentry Court. Snug Harbor off Fischer Markeia. Rivar Hd , Fair Havan madiata full lima position avail- delivsr You've aaen tha ra lactrlc ovenfor cabinet $26 $525 Bivd Toms River Baby ft chii- pertance In Foreign snd abto Busy and drvaraifiad minu- EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER Ceil 369-29SS. now buy tha baatl 530-2997. all 2*4-3405. Csll 5*8-8169 drens clothes, awing, crib, car- domaatic cara With own tools PART TIME SUMMER — Aide tot facturar naads mature strong in- I — For housework ft laundry EXCERSI2E BIKE — ft weights nage and much more, every Apply in parson VanV'iati Mobil achool van run Appro* 8 houn dividual for shipping receiving Mual ba through and rallabia 56 Situations APPLE II MONITOR — Naw PINE ROCKER — Tola Irirr thing must go. Hoimd* t Bethany Rda Hajiei • day 13 7ft par hour Qraai to dapt Muai read A writa Can Mrs Own transportation Mon ft Fri box Apple 80 column boa _ $60 Wrought Iron coffee ft and matchlng floor lamp; Man alz Wantsd Male/Female table $26 Karaatan rug $40 An- MEDICAL ASSISTANT — For collage student Apply in parso< HarmMa >Si 606* for interview ; I3S par day Only serious naed gracpler ft printer card Texan recllner, oak (rim. brown orang OARAGE SALE ~- Sat.. May 18, doctor's offtoa Raply with re- appry Call between 3-6. ALPHA OMEGA MAID SERVICE ROB board 787-4744. tique oval mirror $50. Chain saw plaid; Colonial loveeeat. gold 3 Longwood Ava . MlddtStown SHORT OROER COOK waad wacker $75. Electric 8-3 p m Sleds, games, lots of sume ft references PART TIME I 739-3090 Complete houaa cleaning with slipcover. Lawaon recllner chair Call2S4-»S0S lha spirit Carpal cleaning, APT SALE — Antique bookcase hedge trimmer $8. Plus uaad Oak octagonal stale top tabl odds ft ends 11 Dataware Ava.. * 4*3 Tha I HOUSEKEEPER — Full lima, live $00, leather jacket $15. linens Atlantic Highlands Shrewsoufy. NJ QTTQ1 j Aak tor Donta furniture, ovena. Dependable urnltura Csll 291-90*8. with 4 chairs, oah leather backi oul. own tran* For single retired curtains, clothes, household ft All good cond 530-6526 GARAGE SALE - Frl., SsT. MECMCAL ASSISTANT - SHOP HELP — A raal lira Eiacutrve's apt. Monmouth Call 369-1113. personal antotoa. 642-7724 FEDER RHOADES paopia Hlghaat wagaa paid Electroc piano Sun 9-5 p m China, glassware, pertanoad for busy Beach Cleaning, washing, Iron- WE CLEAN A HAUL AWAY — BALDWIN PIANO — Upright linens, small appiisncsa, milk offtoa FuH time, Commensurate with ability Can ing, limited cooking Hra. he»- Privata ft commercial light hawl- Good cond $050 ATTENTION! French proventlal Aeklng $800 Call 496-4481 glsaa. doors 12 Cardinal Rd . Thura-Fn A Sat AM CaH MS-0092 aak for Hector or John ible Raft required Raply to ing Dependable service Call Moving muat sell Call after 6 PIONEER STEREO — 100 wl. par Holmdal manuon THE REQI8TER SALES HELP F/T — Apply in BOK N-4A5. Tha Raglatar after 5 pm 747-9156 REE2ER — Commercial quality p m 291-3260 channel receiver Beautiful con- OARAGE SALE MULlT-FAMILY whan replying to a paraon Monmoutn Building Clr Shrawabury, NJ 07701 upright. 23 cu ft. with 5 shelves. dition Juat serviced Bast offer, MODELS/ ACTORS 777 Shrawabury Ava. LOOKING FOR 2 HARD- BAND SELLING — Name brand Storage bin In bottom, touch-a- must sail this waak Call Sal Juna 29, 9-3. Shrawabury WORKING WOMEN — Muat be and vintage guitars, ampe. key matic defrost ft locking door with Ardmore Ln , Aberdeen PART.TIME CLEANINO bondabto (non-amokera), starl- boards, electronic accord Ian 561-9064 or 4*2-1359 STOCK HELP — Panama Apply ay 3 yra. oM Exc cond $625 Established NYC modal man PERSON - Eapartanosd ing al M 50 hr Only paraon look- Echo effects and mandolin Cal 142-5*24 PIZZA OVEN - Baker s pride, IMMEDIATE eoement now holding persons! Call 747-2228 in paraon Mon Building Ctr ing tor future in company naad 61 Business 727-1696 gas. sxc. cond. ideal for screening at The HUton 700 Shrewsbury Ave Shrawtbu'y appry Call 972-1054 FREEZE YOUR GARDEN boardwalk $550 or bast offar MOVING SALE! PERSONAL LINES SECRETAR Opportunil BAR STOOLS - 2 solid oak VEGGIES — By Our Kenmore Hope Rd Tinton Fans, N J on — Full time inaurance asp I pressed back, swivel tops, f 150 291-1981 Sony trtnilron remote control Tuaa July 2 6 30PM Earn high SUMMER" MATURE WOMAN - To cara for 5.9 cu. ft Upright freezer $200 Sony stereo with huge speakers, plus Call 222 0*00 lor Interview 50 INSTANT Call after 7 p.m., ;all 642-1292 27 ROUND POOL - With fenc- $$$ working in TV slags screen Roy Iskowa Inauranoe Agancy 2 children in my Morganville ares 291-S543 ing, deck, ate Sacrifice $2200 or Sears dryer, girls bedroom sat. pnnt ads and fashion shows homa Own transportation ft ref- boys bedroomeet. caatro con- Waal Long Branoh IS COMING PROFIT CENTERS BE0ROOM - Mahogany REE2ER - Penny's 20 au ft. bast offar 1 year old Can MoOWtiQue Model Mensoemsm erences Can 591'0*93 afisr 5 Own "50 ou"tiets"prod"uclng 200 Refrigerator auto defrost, 222-2151 vertible sofa, living chair, twin Ol N V C IS looking for adults PHONE 6 COUNTER SOON! MATURE WOMAN - To care for ' profit multi-flavored popcori piece naw mattraaa and spring lea maker. Coppertone $200 Call bad, gats lag table, laskwood wans, ft babies No faa No ei- needed Pan time nights Muai total investment only Couch and club chair, excellen 71-2*72 PORTABLE DISHWASHER - table with extensions 10-apaed appty in parson Luigl's. 47" 3 yrs ft 6 mo in my Hulel homa condition Call 50S-2S52 KltvhenAld, Ilka new, butcher pertence nacaaaary Apply in Earn eitra vacaOon cash making 6-5 30. Mon-Frl Mult have refar- H6000 You won't believe the bike, coffaa table bookcases, person only Middle Rd . HaKat telephone calls from our offica in part or full lima CALL URNITURE — Green wrought block top, $175 Call 739-0493 arta print* small appliances and encea ft Irani port* lion Call BEDROOM SET — W.nte. ful on Sectional sofa love east, 2 Stan a new csrear now PHYSICIANS' DEEDED '— im Shrawabury Must hava a good 739-9906 after 8 p,m RIGHT NOW) 1 800 992 7900 ue bad. double dresser PRESSMAN DOUBLE DOOR - much more 1st coma 1 al serve telephone votce and be available arm chalra, 3 end tables. 3 lamps Call 741-8866 mediate openings Full-time atafi ngene cheat and night stand end cocktail table Call 642-0376 All stainless refrigerator Double Thia seminar will feature David tloti Wtth uniq evenings from 6-9 30 p m Mon 54 Situations CAR WASHES tiling $200 871-5341 sliding giaas door refrigerator MOVING — Clothes, toys, books, Burd formerly Of Washington ft thru Frl and Sat .9-1 p m th care facility and walk-In Self Sarv ft automatic - honest BEDROOM — Youth 8 piece URNITURE FOR SALE — Crteei type ice cream freeier 27' baby Items lampa Everything naw York • lop hair salons, dis- imant cantar Part . FOR INTERVIEW CALL Wanted Female iment going i Complete Chest. $45 High near. S$0. Hood. 3 section 2 lea Cuba ma- muat go July 5 ft 6. 9-9 p m 61- cussing naw trends m hejr ft hours siso s vails Wa Ground DIANE AFTER 6pm >henandoah Pine by Youn) Dresse*. $55 ConverUble make-up lurn>key lystem - land, bldg Hinckie $650 Call 871-2039 chlnaa, micro-wave oven, lots B White Si. Eaiontown floor opportunity wttn equip . financing Carson a Diet couch $96 Folding bad. $35 more. CaM 739-66M RED BANK - 2 family gangs Primary cars experience medical 542-4968 For fraa info 1-600-223-7324 BICYCLE — Man'a 10 apd Night siang. $20 Maple aide MOTEL ROOM CLEANINO" - equipment car and insurer QUILTS — From the heart of 1 19 Elm Place 8 30-2 Sal Approi 20 hours par was* in- Equal Oppty Employer M/F ABOVE THE REST (chwlnn Excellent condition board, $35 Close closet. $35 covarsgs provtdad Located IN CHILD CARE) DEALERSHIPS AVAILABLE Csll 642-1449 11-5 Dixie back country. All beauti- Juna 14 cluding waak ends Apply in par- Call 747-9378 fully hendcrafted Many to son. 10-2 daHy No phone calls central Monmouth County erea SUMMER JOBS Your chHd ahould be content, Earn $200 profit on $300 sals Call 13' 6460 at 631-*422 happy and wan-cared for while Newly patented products snter- BLACK SOFA — Matching chair FURNITURE — Dining room eat chooee from Call 767-9569 after 73 Machinery for piea— Howard Johnson's good cond . no tearm $100. Mua ncludlng breaktronl. King "" LOdaa.76O Hwy U MuMtasown BOYS AND QIRLS OVER 13 you work I am a Fair Haven mg N J markets Ample leads Sal* PLUMBER - ft Plumbers Heip- WORK AFTERNOONS AND mother who can do all of tha Me/berry AaSQC 301-949-729* sell Call Mon . Tuee.. Thura, or master bedroom eat; Solid _ bar. Washer/dryer Bast offer RAILROAD TIES — Naw PRESSARE CLEANING NATIONAL COMMUNITY BANK For growing company ~ SATURDAY EASILY EARN $40- above) 2't yaara experience in DEALERSHIP after 3pm 642-8149 nreoeoted 6x6x8, $6 40 Press- — Pan-time teNer positions squat to aMparkanca 741-Bl t60 WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- child cara wtth TERRIFIC refer- Can dsya 75O-**O6. waakanda A MACHINE - 150 of hoaa Mual 'Kodak Film f BOOKCASE - Double Han I 642-9167 ure-lreated. 6x0x8. $7 80. 7x7x8. sell. Csll attar 5 p m 787-9411. aveuabie Contact Mr Franch. TATION NECESSARY HOW* enceel Call 642-8507 Collection Baautifu *9 90 Deliver 1-800-523-6707 Freehold office 577-0*00 to sr PRESSPERSON EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN Computer Technology* Running 125O muttl Walnut Place Lighted 1 FURNITURE - 9 pc walnut range for interview Wining to KEANSSURQ. PORT MON ALTERATIONS - (Make) Throw Wa have combined these two ihelvea above A solid wooc Jacobean dining room $265 4 RECORDS - Large selection ol 77 Pets and natn Equal Oppty Emptoyvx penanced only naad apply MOUTH, HAZLET BELFORD cushions Love aaal cushions, proven successful areas of mar* oldie A newer 45 • Original Qreal opportunity tor queiil doors below $950 642-4316 c wslnut bedroom $250 Livestock AND MIODLETOWN AREAS bedspreads, simple drapee car leting to create one of the fastest iheata. deaka. sofabed. refriger- iabtoa. Must purchase all 45 minded parson Banaflta Ca THIS IB NOT A PAPER ROUTE cushions, sheeta A pitow caaaa growing, most exciting and moat BOXES - CORRUGATED Baal offar Also LPa. cassettes J ADORABLE KITTENS numkk •7 2-9*64 9 U 9 Hems in dreaeer ft troueers ator, gaa dryer. $35 ea Evee FOR MORE INFORMATION profitable businesses of 19*91 Moving ft Storage, and '47-2745. books SarlouS buyers only Call Beautiful markings 6 weeks old CALL MR DICKSON 542-4966 Bags Call 530-5741 Years axp Earn big money marketing ndustry A com plate Hft% 741-0262 after 5 p.m. waak- Active and playful Fraa to good ^^ "PROOFREADERS SUMMER HELP ^Laborer, con- lodak mm package for one of kaging suppllaa 462-4672 or GAS STOVE - 36' Dining room edays. after 10 a m Sal /Sun homaa CaH 797-180* Wa are a computartted type- struction work $6 an hour Apply 47-4 sat, gaa heater, space heater "BACK-UPS nations largest processors REDWOOD PATIO FURNITURE setung company looking lor par in parson waak daya Between Proven track record, quick re- arga wooden Advanced And ATTENTION! tima at horns proof reeds 6 3 Tha Rannay School. 235 If housework hss you in a shooting r — Chalra ft lounge ft table. With and processing bonuses pads Othar items Raasonabla Beginners S mannon THE REGISTER work wtth cottage madlcai pro Hope Rd . Tlnton Fells bind, don't say Uncle!' Gurantaad results* 1OK inveat- • 2*4-SS28 n replying to a RegiStsr feseionei snd reference book 70 year old Call 741-3940. DOG TRAINING SUPERINTENDENT — With Say "BACK-UPS!" required, secured by inven- Ireaear, van QA3 DRYEfl — $176. Washing Bayshore Dog Club. 741-6048 and |ournato Experience tory end compute* Training 7 REFRIGERATOR preferred but will train Mini Mack aaal for Senior CitUen Quality cleaning service ty bench and mirror Included machine $75. Table, lampa. A DOG HOUSE — Just bunt Vary avail at corporate ewense One Call 787-6024 cheat of drawers. Chairs. CaH Hotpotnt runs wall Oood for 1 mum 20-29 hours par waak a Housing Benefits snd live-in apt Reasonable prices. cabana $50. Call 842-1840 wall built inauiated Cat Reply to Bo* J-46S, The Regis- csit •»plain* an Pa/son to per- 291-2712 homa Vou muat ba able to pick Hazlct, Holmdel. son collect-Mr- i Clark BUFFET -/Solid Walnut Exeat 222-5411 NURSES - RN/LPN up end deliver work to our plant ter Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 eol condition Antique $135 or GIRLS BIKE REFRIGERATOR — Saara side- two Umee s weak Sand resume SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS Malawan & Mlddletown 714-633-9845 ' by-aJda. 22 cubic Inch, tee- DOG SITTER - 2 15 Ib puppies beat offer Call 264-9361 any 24', 3 sod. Schwmn July 14-Aug 4 Fenced yard re- 10 Univeretty Graphics. 11 West — 3pm shift Flexible hours areas Call 671-4S13 HOT DOG TRAILER <*- Sta'nieee Ime Ages 5-12 $*0 maker, yellow. $450. Custom 1 10 11 ft 11 to 7 shift poaittona Ava. Atlantic Highlands. NJ Ex parlanca prafarrad but not steal SeH-coniamed propane. Cat! 741-8099 sofa. 106" long, eerth lonee $500 quired Puppies live oute'de avaHabta Oartatrtc auipartanca 077 16 Altn Proof Heading Dept BASIC SKILLS TUTOR ~- Storage; ft aoda cheat 3 months , BUMPER POOL TABLE Recllner, beige oorderoy $100 Love children Salary lo ba dis- neceaaary MUST BE DEPEN- Certined teacher Grades K-ft pra*a«rad For turtna* dataiis No phona cslla plaaaa DABLE Call 741-4700 0ld_ I1U0 firm Call 767-3356 ft Equip axe. cond GIRL 3 BEDROOM SET — Saara tique Maple chins cloeet $900 cussed Can 495-2654 apply m paraon t< Mon-Fri PRODUC TION WORKERS - Call 496-1318 9 HAM or INTERNATIONAL BTEYL'BUILO- SIOOl Call 871-2872 Bonnet dreeeer, mirror, night tor 4, 671-5913. SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS 6-10PM able, desk Twin or poster bad, FREE TO DOG LOVERS — 8 Hoimdai Convaliaoanl Cantar. Manufacturer of sawn items ING MANUFACTURER AWARD- CAFIO 40/ — Electric keyboard OLAND GUITAR — And Syn- yaar old pedigreed Golden fte- Ifti Hwy 34. Holmdal 946-4200 needs iat>ie responsibM fuH 11 pm-7 am. 3 nighta par CALLIGRAPHY — Planning a ING DEALERSHIP IN AVAIL- box aprlng. good cond. $290 or $250 124 (Hus Playboy mage beat offer Call 291-1173. ' w. Modal GR-300 Asking tnever ft 5 yr old partial yellow TTE M/F - Al aAMH tima help tor summer only No •ae* Aieo avallabla Sat 6 Wadding a Parly or such. llTdo ABLE AREAS SOON GREAT lines. r>ew A old Beat offar over l.m -3 p ^n , 9un 6 a n^ -9 p ^rt * TV spatial 130 8 sun Lab Both lovesbie ft tr.endly Apply in paraon Atlantic High- SKpartence necessary Muat ba your Calligraphy for not vary PROFIT POTENTIAL IN AN EX- $90'264 6454 HAM RADIOS - Heath SB-220 ewttcheble channel amp. 88Owners on lha move so looking land* Nursmg Homa • Mtddta- W-m No aMparianoe necaeeary much CaH Linda al 747-1911 PANDING INDUSTRY CALL 11 yasrs or older CaH MrsWW train Call B71-9200 2KW Linear Drake TR7-PS7. both amps for $350 CsH for a nice home(a) tor family town Ava, AMntlc HtgrUanda. Harmids between 3-9PM, Mon- after 5pm WEDGCOR 303-759-3200 EXT CALORIC ELECTRIC RANGE — VFO-Mlka. 2 fane, manual ate pats- Call 741-44*9 or 741-4257 2403 _ hood. $25 Sears elect r M F fl 4 Fri for an appointment TEACHER - Primary gradaa CHILD CARE - In my Leonardo 2S1-2O65 aftar 6pm and weekends S—-*070 Sand reeume to Box Z-446. Tha dryer. $25 220V electric heater WING MACHINE — $150 NURSE RN — M/F Pan Mma for home Lunch A enecka provided PROFESSIONAL RUBBER ft thermostats various sires. $1 HAVE — An unwanted item or eaher $45 Snowblower $150 FREE PUPPY — Golden Re- Shrewsbury NJ Larga fenced yard Reasonable 1 or bast offar for al triever/Dober man mis Golden omoa twrgary OR aiipartanca REPORTERaT- Needed to cover 0770 STAMP MANUFACTURING two you'd Ilka to aaU? An ad this «rln bad with bedding $90 2 manaoatory Raaporul lo Soi municipal government meannga ratoa CaM 291-BBSS aftar 5 p m SHOP -~ Complete wtth auto- 291-4217 alis for 10 days, |uat $6 90 Can Maa $90 CaH 566-3*80 after 5 cotor 8 months male Houes- 2-44S. Tha r tor The Daily Register Some e«- TEACHER OPENINO — Uppar COMPANION AIDE - To senior mated typesetter preea. over The RatfaW Classified. broken, friendly, all ar.ots & Shrawabury, NJ 0TT01 grade teacher for Catholic CAMERA — Chlnon sound 942-1700 EMANS SERVOX SPEECH AID wormed Naada a wonderful parksnoa naoaaaary Payment ciHien or conveteaoant between 100 type styles * all equipment novie camera ft projector Lik pa* article Haass don't can Elementary School In Middle- lha hours Ml I 3 Cooking, Ike naw. 2 batteries ft charger home and room to run °ieaae NUMBS AJDfS - Aocaoflno Can ba operated part time or full >ew $300, Call $42-5687 IOLMDEL - Kitchen for SflJa. $350. Call $42-9104 aftar 6pm 5eod reeumea and work aam- town araa Sand resume to Box time, from home or storefront can 642-7571 or 642-3553 after 0 naw applications only 'or tul Z-447. Tha Ragleiar. All wood cabinets ft appliances tima parmanant poa*tiona on plea to Jane Foderero. City Edi- Extremely high profit ft growth CANOPY" CRIB BASSET $1000 or bast offar Call tor BOK O 406 The O*My Raots- Shrewsbury N J. 07701 • ftO-3PM ft 2S0-tPM ihin t«- potential Business capable of With acoaaaorkM. FREE TO GOOD HOME - Dog. Mr Shrewsbury. N J 07701 COMPANION — ft Home cara grossing investment back within CaH 495-4426 partanoa prafarrad » you ara Wa rs Equal Opportunity Em- TEACHERS WANTED — Pan Mid 40 lady would ilka to cara tor HOT POINT — Full alia stand up mala, 3 yra. old Vary friendly mtaraatad in davoung yoursaif and fuM time Secondary 6 mo Must sell do to othar Im- CARPETING - Nyton Good OFA — Quilted floral print 92* Loves children Prefers home a gentlemen and ba hia compa- mediate financial interests freeier Perfect cond $200 Call callent condition $200 CaH comptatafy to tna proP*r can of rftcenon naoaaaary Sand re- nion Also cara for hla homa and condition Peach Glaze cotor 496-14*2. anytime with tots of room 10 ruM Call Oariatrtc pauanta REAL BBTATE SALES — W* a to Donald Fotay. Union share his interests CaH Owner would consider financing 14x20' with padding. $1SO. Ca ytlme 291-0794 before 8. 872 1665 aftar 6 son Holmdal hava 2 poattlona availabta lor ch Adult School. Florence A 671-3107 _. or possible partnership Call -41-2271 HOT DOG TRAILER — 3 lain lea* 291-0629 787-1606 lor details Of A - Traditional. 3 cushion, Canlar, m Hwy i* . iicanaad saiaapacpta Incraaaa Edmonda Ava. Union Beech. I. Sell-contained propane Structure. N J 07738 EXPERIENCED CHEF - 14 yra CARPETING - Wall to Storsge ft soda chest. 3 months FREE TO OOOD HOME - DES- Mon -Frl 10-12 noon or 1 30-1 your potanUal-caM Oarrah As- WE CLEAN AND HAUL AWAY Major mill liquidating enflr ddad. $95 Call 747-1414 PERATE. 2 yr old male dog. me- P rw •ociataa Shrawabury 741-3336 axp Looking tor permanent pos- Privata and Commarcial OM $1500 firm CaM 767-2356 TEACHER - Compular 7th A ition Institutional cooking back- alock, brand new 100** nylon OFA — Matching chair dium alia, houaabrokan, vary NURSES M/F " REAL ESTATE HOLM DEL Call after 5pm Any 3 rooms living, dlnlrtf uet/green/gold pla'd Brass an- good with children very obed - •th gradaa for PubUc School Sys- ground Can after 3 30. 741-9156 IBM TYPEWRITERS NURSES AIDES M/F Yaa wa ara hiring 6 T 1 - • • 3 3 tems Musi have N J Elementary 496—4450 bedroom to 375 eq ft. $166 in RENTAL 122-126 par mo rona, green velvet sofa Lamp ant 291-4771 LIVE-INS Why not torn A mar tea s No 1 top eludes custom install, over pad all 54/- 2391 : Education Certification Soma r Rant-option to buy 747-1*61 GERMAN SHEPHERD"pl pV^- HOUSEKEEPERS saMaf-Cantury 21 AWMty Rtty Bkr knowledge of computers EXPERIENCED -~ Wetl-seeW- mancing ' Call Barry (201 ed Secretary, will fill in for va- WIVEL ROCKER - $75. 2 and A.K.C Sire German Import Brad Full or pan uma naadad lor SH REAL ESTATE CAREER - Ac- prafarrad Call 264-5400 for beauty and brains $250 ft uP araaa of Monmoutn and Ooaan Uva offtoa naads fuH and part TIRE CHANQER — Naadad for IMMEDIATE blea ft coffee table, light pine GET VISA/MC CASTRO CONVERTIBLE - $40. Call 291-3613. Call breeder 446-2954 Countya High pay. attraciiva tima salaapaopta E«pariancad Busy modern ahop along with ch Sleeps 2, matching chel MOVING SALE! bananis No faa inMrvtawrs al vinoui other duties Oood start- Regardless of credit history or HORSES~B6AROE6 — vtctmty or naw Training avallabla Earn EXPERIENCED TEACHER — WIN mcomsl No-risk guarantee 4 Brown ft ivory plaid Herculon Sony tnnitron remote control. WIM POOLS - Warehouse Paopta Cara. SW UnMn Ava up lo 70H commission and 1200 ing salary Contact Bin Estock tutor reading A math akllla Exc shape $200 5*6-16*6 Sony stereo with huge speakers reed to dispose of naw on- Monmouth Mall 2 horea trailer (Rt» 71)»rtaMa.&2ft-B432or244 971-2415 vaar old corporation Hated with CaH 542-4242 or 542-5322 afw r_ month car altowanoa Spin- Oradaa K-3rd Strong emphasis lecai bualneea bureau insured Saara dryer, glrta bedroom set. ound 3V long pool* complete Sroad St.. Rad Sank. UO-iaat drift Raaitors. 747-9SO0 on raadlneae akllla • Call CB RADIOS — Complete trade boys bedroomeet, caatro con- " huge sundecks, fencing, hi 7. 0» Fraahold. 43i'ifttS_ TROUBLE, SHOOTER - For and secured wtth SAL bank •wing package, sheared beaver 264-2313 Deadline soon for sppplicsnts vertible SOfa. living chsir, twin fitters, pump, ladders, war OWNER LIVING ON BOAT" ^ Tank trucks naadad Apply 295 HOUSECLEANINO — Taajn of ir coat, golf clubs. SW TV' bad, gata tag table, teakwood nty, etc Asking $850 COM NURSES AIDES 'uil 1 part FOUTKS-PRESTON For brochure and application sawing machine. 531-0406. Loving Black Labrador Retrieve' tima positions s*s»at>*s on all Broadway. Kaypon. two woman will efficiently clean table with extensions. 10-speed LETE. Fl AQENCY REALTORS 10-4 pm. sand $3 for postage and hand- needs home Ca" 741-4*8* snifia Call for appt 671-0177 your houae or apartment Call ling {refundable) lo FAC. Inc.. CHAIN LINK FENCE — 17$ ft bine, coffee table, bookcases PUPPY FREE — Mixed female « Wa ara aHpanding and ara intar- 264-7611 Hilltop Privata Nursing Homa vtawing lloanaad raal aatata TRUCK DRIVERS — Packers PO Box 1046. Smyrna. OA Uaad. Reasonable Ca arti prints, small appllancea and FFaNY STYLE CEILING LAMP mo/old A sweety, loves oeopie NURSE RN/LPN. M/F - Part- salaa paopia tor our Middtatown helpers Immediate openings for 30061-1048 Phona 739-19*4 after 6 p m much more 1 at coma 1 st aarva Yellow ft white $50 Sofa, and apace to run Must sea MAGICIAN - Call the Teenage Call 741-6*55 Uma 3-1V 11-7 anm raiiaf and Oakhurst offlcaa FuH aar- qualified pereons Salary and 404-567-2811 CHAIRS - 1 Colonial green aan and blue, wood trim. $50 Oood home a must 462 5358 or percentage baaed on Magician for your child's party JACK LALANE PRESIDENTIAL Oariatrle axparWnoa prafanad vlca agancy wtth training, mar- Routine includes, magic, clown LOW RATES cushions rocker. 1 Tradition erego stroller $30 Call 780-714*. Cafl 842-4700, Eaiontown katlng ft relocation programs. penance Many benefits Apply 1st Mtg refinancing. 72 hour ap- green velvet and 1 Tradition — Membership For Information 47-4974 aftar 5 p.m Anderson Broe Inc . Allied Van comedy, juggling and animal call Chris at 642-6913 SHELTIE — (Minnie Coiila) Top Call MlddWtOwn 871-9494 or balloons 8: provals, 2nd Mtgs ft Corp Loans Brocade $20 ea 870-8155. RACTOR — Int Harvester NURSE RN - Pari-tima, 10-1S Oakhurat 22t-S4O0 for a oon- Llnaa. 51 Mechanic Si. Rad - I 364-5096 qualify sable ft white mala 6 hrs/wk FhulWa hrs Phyaciatrlc ndanttsi Sank 741-0033 J DEERE — Tractor 400. BO" ower. snow plow, can. rake ft weeks, both parents are cham- aap prafarrad For raaldwnOal rotary, plow. $2900. CaM ialns, $900 Bar. $75 Sawing pions A fat and heair* baby cara facHlTy Call TI7-SS0O. REAL ESTATE TRUCK DRIVER - Exc salary ft 741-3711 or 530 -981$ echine, $50 Call 741-5037 $350 642-4743 OFFICE MANAOER — for walk- benefits appty in paraon Rax MIDDLETOWN MOM — Will _ Vou've thought about It Let • lalk dene Foods. 12 Moorage Ave . your Inlant lota of TLC while you CHECK THIS OUT... LAWN TRACTOR — Hydromstlc 31 Houses for Salt 131 Houses tor Sale m cimic/phyatcisn houaa call about It now Our offtoa Is one of Oat more readers to check o 12 HP. international cadet. 40' Bayvllte work, ahop or Juat want free time. rolory mower, snow plow, snow sarviea In Oakhurat araa Must tha top 4 in tha Rad Bank araa. Cll 671O66A 71 Merchandise your ad with a CHECK al tha to ba aggraaarva, t^if* book- Wa ara buey Wa naad you E«c 2 LAWN MAINTENANCE — and/or bottom of your copy Cal 11 to war Can 741-aiOS. fcsapmg background and ba a«- training, motivation ft guidance Workers wanted 16 yaara or NURSES AIDE — Exp Work with for S«l» Tha Dally Register Classified ~ LAWN MOWER — Saara 8 h~p parianoad In running an offlca available We currently hava 7 older FuM time CaH after 7. Geriatrics dependable reason- 10' RADIAL SAW — A ac- partment today for del rider. 5 sod. 30* cut. salt-bag- Call 531-6**0 or 272-6717 ba- Minion-Dollar aaaociataa. Naad 3 291-3680 able Call 566-2047 avaa caeeorkM. $275 Outdoor gaa 542-1700 ging $750 Call 971-8557 twaan 12 ft ft only more Experienced or beginners NURSES AJDE — Deeirea job nu Broiimesier, $100 Compact LAWN~ MOWER - 42* SaarV CaH Roger TYPISTS caring tor tha elderly convales- ir compraaaoi. never uaad. 150 OPTICIAN — Naw optical oom- We will train Leading typeaerter Riding, rotary, .6 HP. 5-epaed. pany. Rad Bank araa. aaaka sg- CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors cent ft ahul-in'a Night work WiUena baking pans A equip original owner, $975. Call independent^ Owned" lking for people who can work preferred Call 747-2677 Wen tat pump. McDonalds. $50 COMPUTER WORD PRO graaatva hardworking optician 25 hours par waak typing at 842-4316 WATERFRONT LOT Salaa and lab work NJ ucansa $13 River Rd Fair Havan Call 967-9651. CESSOR — IBM Display Write 74 1-7666 home on our personal com- PART-TIME HOUSEKEEPING - Large 66 line scraan. 1 yr a muat Sand inqulrMa and ra- puters converting authors manu- Mondays only, Must ba within 14x10 STEEL SHED - Still In LIVING room sofa A chair. •uma to Box T-4H Tha Ragis- RECEPTIONIST - FuH tima. perfect cond. without printer scripts to ba compatible with our tha vicinity of Riverview Hospital box. $260 Call after 6pm $10,000 new. muat sell Immed kitchen table, sofa, recllner. bar- tor. Ona Ragistar Plata. Automotive shop naads cus- rypeeetting tyetem You muat 842-0159 rel end table, twin bed frame A Shrawabury. N J 07701. tomer relations racapttonlat with All types of household Jobs done ately $7500 Call 201-741-5655 headboard small chair upright type at least 60 WPM accurately Csll Jutle 842-9233 sftar 3 3 PIECE BEOROOM SET — Solid light bookkeeping and typing. and ba abla to pick up work 2 or COMMODE vac A alac broom 244-7320 Mual hava a&caMent communica- RELIABLE WOMAN — Whooak Single bed, deak, slack unit. Like new $30. High In The Hills OPTICIAN/ 3 Umaa a week it interested send worked for a cleaning service la * iser with mirror Good cond MCI PHONE SERVICE — Local A tion skills. CaH 9*3-9449 resume about youreetf lo Univer- D. 741-9473. Call 747-3266 long distance Guaranteed sav- RECEPTIONIST — Wtth light sity Graphics, 11 Waal Ava . At- seeking to clean home* on har own Vary eiperlenced ft free COMPUTER - Commodore 84 ings. No 1*9*. no service charge MANAGER typing capability Insurance lantic Highlands, NJ O771S. Attn 4 DINING CHAIRS* Free Info, call Chris after 6pm of the estimates Cell 495-01*3 kayborad. disk drive A monlto bcattonl managamanl op- Banaflta PO BOK 580. RadTyping Dept No phone calls Solid wood $40 assorted eofl-ware, book weekdays; anytima waakanda portunity tor N«w Jaraay Bank, NJ 07701 SUM salary re- 21 Marlon St learning guides, covers, gamae 671-9*02 Itoanaad Optician in South Jar- quirements ft rafaranoss. UTILITY PERSON - Naadad by Red Bank NJ dlaks Exc cond, 8/mo old MEDITERRANEAN — Highlands aay. Oood salary. banaMa. profit RECEPTIONIST/SALES — Busy major corp Mon-Frl. Daya only II sell $700 firm Ca sharing ft bonus Incanttva Call optical chain Eyeglass or con- AH company benefits Holmdal RELIABLE - Dependable 5 HOMES WANTED 671-4366 King/Queen size bedroom set ' 77S-7MO tor appoWtmant tact lens ax parlance halpful area Call 946-5419 between 1 A housecleening Call Leenne 5 homes needed 10 diaplay new Triple dresser armolra. bad A Ooaan, Monmouth, Middlesex 3 p.m. only. 431-1387 solid vinyl elding by Bethlehem CONTENTS OF HOME — DOub headboard. 2 night tablea 2 mir- ORDER SELECTORS County's. Benefit package Call MARRIOTT CORP Steal Give your home a naw I room eat. 6 pc . $27 rors, $000 Muat be seen Can FULL TIME-STEADY WORK TLC FOR YOUR CHILD — By Kitchen set $75 Living room aa PM 642-5203 530-7335 mom wtth 17 years experience look Qualified homeowners will 8 pc.. $125 Refrigerators. $150 Excellent Area OOOO BENEFITS WAITRESS/WAITER - Appry In receive daalar incentive 'abate* Sun. Thu. 7pm-3 30am paraon El Matador Diner, Rte 9 and excellent refa, In har $100 Sofa bed ft matching cha RNS-LPNS — Full A part tima South Qtd Bridge 721-6811 Kaansburg home Part time only amounting lo huge savings from $125 China cabinet. $50 Od poelltone available on 3-11 pm plaaaa Any time 767-1638. retail price * Installation Re- chests of drawers. $25 ea Map MICROWAVE — A oven combo. shift Please call for appt Hilltop WAITRESS/WAITER - Part quired, no money down. 100H double bed $70 Maple twin bad Nuralng Homa. 671-0177. TUTOR - Certified eapt nenced $200; Living room eat, brand tima day* Inquire within. financing available No payments $50 Couch $40 264-0458. naw, factory packed. $200; $75,000 Brtody'a. 132 E. Rrvar Rd , teacher wtl1 tutor In the Rumson- till late summer. Call TBANSCO SERVICE CORP ROAD DEPT WORKER— Street Rumson Kitchen eat $200, Electric ft grounds maintenance Drtver'e Little SHver-Mlddletowr i araa. 1-201-434-9378 COUCH — Black vinyl 2 ca counter-top range $50, Electric 31 Bfunawtch Ava. Can 870-oetfl Edison. NJ 0—n license required. Conduction PART TIME — Waltreea/Walter ACTIVE SOLAR — Hot water sys- back chaira 2 floor lampa, brow oven $150 Call 542-129* axp helpful CaH In parson. Cotta Year round positions avallabla TWO WOMEN — Looking for tem Panels, tank, pumps, else ft beige recllner 2 cash reglste PAINTERS — Commarcial A cus- housework Hard workers, sll complete New. never used ft adding machine Woman MOVING-MUST SELL1 — dirt's Nack Road Dapt.. Rl. 34 ft Rt. 16. Muai ba 16 To aiao work aa 8 piece bedroom set. pine open tom painting Musi hava 5 yrs Colts Nack. 8-10 a.m. kitchen utility helper Exc op- through Job* Willing to plaaaa 1750 671-*869 aftar 7pm clothes. 18% ft 20%. good con aap.. own trans 4M-13S0 or dttton, Call 741-4427 bookcase, chroma ft glass mir- portunity for H S age students AIR CONDITIONERS — Basra ror. Colonial coffaa ft end tablea. 717-4)73 hrs 5-10 pm RUMSON — Enterprtelng young No late nights Will train Apply In Here wanted. You will ba running 7800 BTUS Uaad 1 aaaaon. COUCH ft CHAIR — Gold. Mad recllner. towel ft rug eel CaM PAINTERS — Commarcial A cus- paraon Mon-Frl, Navaalnk TYPING/CLERICAL $300 8000 BTUS $126. Da- terranean styla. cushions r 842-93*0 your own bualnaaa while earning Houaa, 40 Riverside Ava., Rad tom painting MuM hava 5 yrapriies, trips and cash - Quality work at humidlAer. 30 pint, uaad 1 repair $60 Call 369-3337 aap. own trana 4S6-13SO or Bank. rates Call 671-1589 after 3 p.n season $150 671-6899 attar 7 twaan 11-4 p m MOVING - Bedroom set. whits 717-4373 h«» 5-10 pm Tha only requirements ara that gold. 3 pieces with mirror $200 you ara at least 11 yean old and WAITER/WAITRESS — EM*WANT NIGHT OUT? - Weak- COUCH $ LOVESEAT — Coffee Metal office daak $35 Stereo PAINTERS are ready to work parlenoed. Day or evenings ends away? Mature reliable col- AIR CONDITIONER — * Ion table $50 2 end tables $50 ea with cabinet $50. Small pedsetal 842-7565 To sign up. call 542-4000, Ext, Apply In paraon to Rad Oak Good condition $150 Call aftar 6 ft custom bar $50 For mo table, old $40 Daya 774-7600, 21S. Dinar. Rla 36. Hutot 264-6356 p.m. 586-6913 into., call 264-0724. 9-1 A 6-9 eves 566-2877 10B I'IH- MONDAY. JULY 1, 1985 BO Bicycles 101 Apt. lor Rent 152 Boats and 211 Moped t 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale 300j\utosjor Salt MONTE CARLO 1076 - PS/PB. SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC Mini Bike* PORT MONMOUTH OCEAN TOWNBHIP — A* as- Accessories 1973 CAMARO - Good con- ELECTRCTRA 1072 — Runs great., 1070 PUCH MAXI — Oarage dition 307, p/s, p/b. a/C 77.000 Has many new partst . IncludinIldi g AM/FM, A/C Good condition geRd.r Duplex, all bills paid $300 s sortment of auperlor new homes, kept, 2600 mile* $225 or beet $1300 Call 264-7405 1-0910 2 bedroom, kldsok $000 a from $165,000 Wayside Woods 25 TROJAN 1974 — Flbarglea* miles Aaklng $1500. Call tires $800 Call 871-7616. offer Call 741-2496 after 8pm v HOME RENTALS. Bkf 380-1234 and Longvlew Village 12'*H LIUIMF. lots Of *xtrss Exc. COnd 264-0066 FIAT STRADA 1060 — Sun-roof, 1073 MONTE CARLO 1960 SUBURU HATCHBACK — »« mortgages By appt Century $11,900. Call 462-5684. $750 UNION BEACH - «-bedroom CHARGER 1972 5 apd.. S doors. AM/FM atereo Model 1600 DL 5 spd, vary ' b««loft«r Call Ranch Large yard Avail Building Co. 531-0505 290 Trucks & Extra clean 60.000 ml. $1750. Call 730-3010 aftar 4 p.m good condition $2200 Call BOSTON WHALER 1641 - Needs tuneup. $400. CAII 291-9433 immed $525 mo 1 mo security 15 «5* 60 HP Evinrude a trailer Trailers CaH 406-3660. 1077 OLDS CUTLASS SU- 747-5966; Pay own utlls 264-7494; Good condition Ready to go PREME — 2 door, auto trans, SUBARU (Brat)"- 1M*. Mint. 736-6414 badroom, 2 bath Cape BLAZER 1677 — 4x4 Totally re- 1978 CHEVY NOVA — 4 door. undergone a mmjor facelift within Low hours. $5000 222-1330 dona inaid* and out Must see p/b. p/a. am/tm stereo, needa p/s, p/b, p/w, a/c, am/tm stereo, $5600 Will talk Call 672-0316 or 81 Sport! VERMONT SKI HOUSE - the last 3 years. Patio deck, for- 22 2' CARVER CAMPER - $5000 or beat offer Call brake work $2200. Call 63,000 ml. Asking 81600 Call 212-703-3250. Located between Bromley A mal dining, basement and neu- 1976 186 I/O Marc Cruiser. S/S 566-0982 264-3125 747-6808. SUPER BEETLE 1071 gqulpmont StrattonMls Sleeps 10 Avail by tral colors. The perfect first prop, F/G Sleepa 4," stand-up CHEVY PICK-UP 1975 CHEVCHEVY NOVA 1075 — 30.161 FORD FAIRMONT 1960 OLDBMOBILETORONADO 1081 Good running shape the week $525 Call 52S-89M home $115.000 head, 2 sinks, refrigerator. VHF. - fully equip Exc cond $7200 $400 firm. E A ARMSTRONG AGENCY. 53.000 ml . $1000 orlg ml., vary good cond $800 4 cyt.. 4 dr. A/C. PS/PB WINDSURFERS (21 DF. dual batteries, must sell Asking $2300 Call 730-1365 Call 405-3446. B««utMul condition 103 Rentals to REALTORS, 555 Prospect Ava , $8900 Call 222-4084 Call 767-9636. Call 6672-0350, after 5 p.m. HArdly uHd, grMt prlc* Little Sliver. 741-4500 CHEVY BLA2ER — 1660 with CHEVY WORK VAN 1867 — 8 CaM 201-3607. OLDS OMEGA 1060 TOM 8 FORD Call 583-7M7 Share CHRIS CRAFT I960 — 2-260 HP. cyl, body good, newiires Needs FORD GRANADA 1077 — 2 4 door automatic, air. stereo 200 Hwy 36 Keypori 60 MPH * Excellent condition plow. Auto , p/a. p/b Excellant 264-1600 CONDO — On ocean. Private RUMSON condition 87200 Call 671-6647 mechanical work $250. Call door High mileage New brakes, Clean $3450 Call 747-6649 beach 7 rma. 2 bdrma, 3 baths, Days 718-967-9600. Evening OLDSMOBILE OMEGA 1077—2 716-867-0758 CHEVY C-10 PICK UP1974 747-5409. tires A battery, $700 firm Call 1076 TOYOTA COROLLA — 64 Merchandise terraces, patio $350 + v» utll'a. WATERFRONT Days 774-7800; eves 566-2877 dr Real nice car good cond Sports mod*) 6 a peed i. air. Sea Bright 747-5812 eves 4-bedroom 2'4 bath contem- 10,000 mllea on new motor CHEVY CHEVETTE — 1979. $1005. Call 747 5355 anytime Wanted 16 COBIA BOWRIDER — 70 rip $600 firm, Call 834'-1220. Good condition. 70.000 Call Ed 1077 FORD GRANADA — 2 am/fm Runs good $1200. Call NON-SMOKING MALE — For porary. Deep water docking Mercury engine. Custom trailer door, high mileage, new tires, aftar 6 pm. 291-52M l-A USED FURNITURE — An- Sundeck off most rooms Central Coast Guard equipped Many DODGE 1972 — Power Wagon, after 6 p.m $1650 767-5359 ttqusa. working rtlr gaiaiort House In Mlddletown $260/mo brakes, battery, transmission OLDSMOBILE 1078 CUTLASS TOYOTA COROLLA 1078 - Sta- air. Dan. gorgeous kitchen other ••!'•• Call 264-8030 V8, 4 spd , 7% P CHEVY MALIBU — 1977. Auto. $400 Day* 774-7600. eve* ccmlanu of horn*, infer DIM- Inc utlls Rich 530-3800. Bulkheaded Beautiful sunsets Cap Call after 7 p p/a, p/b. a/c, am/tm radio. SUPREME BROUGHAM — Air tion wagon 5-apd, A/C. AM m«nt**.. ale Will haul 1 itam Of all. YOUNG BUSINESS QIRL — Hurry! $325,000. 16 CRUISER — Woodlap streak $1000 or beat offer. Call Exc gas mileage Clean car In A radio Runs well Must aeli Aak- Oj|4.«4M. Needa i bedroom apt in 65 hp marc Runs good Cocks, 1063 DODQE RAM ROYAL — 747-4635 FORD FIESTA 1976 - Clean out Runs excellent 485 2561 ing $950_Calt 530-0324 Keanaburg/Mlddletown area. tut trailer, windshield. 2 gas CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors Slant 6. 225 engine, auto, p/a, A/C, new battery brakee Excel- PARK CHEVROLET TOYOT.A~CELICA 1060 — OT Willing to share, Call Marge. "Independently Owned tanks $950 or beat offer. p/b. 6' bed Asking $5500. win CHEVY CAPRICE 1972 lant condition. $606. Call ALL LIONEL TRAINS 264-5878 after 5.30 $000 Sales-Leaaing- Service- Parta Llftback Brown, 5 Spaed. A/C, 671-2751 613 River Rd . Fair Haven talk- Call 741-9460 663-7643 Rt 06, Neptune 776-1212 am/fm tape deck. Exc cond. Or Flyer Top caan appraisal 741-7666 D 8 Iff — With Hit trailer, main Call 544-0165 Prlc« no object. 946-2893 105 Summer 1961 DODGE RAM - 1160 Cus- FORD GRANADA 1977 — A/C. PEUGEOT-SAAB OF WALL $3500 Call 741-7347 » RUMSON — 3 bedroom Col- sale a cover Jib. anchor. 6 hp CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1063 — PS/PB. 6 cyl. rebuilt trana. New 1 motor, cockpit cover, etc $2350 tom 6'4' bed, p/b, auto, cream am/fm atereo. A/C, V-6. tinted Hwy 36, Manaaquan TOYOTA 1961 CELlCA ST 5 BASEBALL CARDS Rental* onial I -* baths, enclosed porch color. Low mlleega 4 new tlrea, muffler 6 brakee Good con- 1201) 449-5050 •pd, air, sun roof, am/fm caeaet WANTED Excellent schools- Principals Call 870-0070. | glaaa, electric rear window de- dltlon. $1100 Call 201-1012. SEASIDE HEIGHTS - Spotles. exc cond 586-7263 after fl fogger, wire wheel covers, till t*4 speakers, cruise Exc cond Call 542-MM 2 BR Condo Avail Immed only $07,500 Call avea only iT FIBERGLASS SAILBOAT — PEUGEOT DIESEL 1976 — Very 946-6249 ____^ D6DGE~PICK-UP — % ton. 6 cyl 1069 FORD FAIRLANE — 47.000 good gaa ml Power AM/FM Asking $4950 Call 568-1356. BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR Cable TV A washer/dryer. $450 With trallar, outboard motor, orlglonal miles, good operating 1960 TOYOTA TERCEL - Exo*4- main sail 4 |lb Excellent con- auto Good bed i cap New tire*. tape Bun-roof New Michelin SALE — Call Second Hand Lll, wk. 264-7051 after 8 p.m. RUMSON — Tudor. 3 bedrooms. i good but not running condition $500 Call after 5. lent condition Orlglonal owner 5 264-0777 AtMr S. 264-M15 1 balh, 6 rooms. $1000/mo dition Ready 1o sail $1100 CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1070 741-8670 741-0847. Xor Beat Offer Will pan out PS/PB. P/teats Runs great spd , sun-roof, stereo A many HlghtMt prices paid 'or all utmi. 106 Furnished 71-6802 extraa Call anytime 495-3691 antique*, ale For bargains, Hop Asking $1,150 FORD MUSTANG 80 QT — A/C PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1071 — 6 SPRINDRIFT 14BOAT am/fm. axe condition Asking at 24 Broad St. Keyport Rooms Best offer 1076 FORD ENC 150 - 6 cyl 3 Call 672-1697. cyl. good angina, fair running 1076 TOYOTA CELlCA GT — spd standard shift, am/tm radio $3100 or beet offer Call cond Asking $500 Call Barbara MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (ALL) FURNISHED BEDROOM Call 222-4268 CHEVY CITATION 1060 - 046-4211 Coupe Louver*. 5 apd. a/c. FOR RENT REALTORS $1200 Call weekday* after 5 48.000 miles 4 door, automatic, 767-1060. am/fm cassette, exc cond, ANY AQE ANY CONDITION 16 HOBIE CAT — New Mils 8 p.m 201-5103. ^^^^ TOP DOLLAR PAID 244-1077 Call 264-7107 air. cruise control 1 owner Sac- 1076 FORD PINTO — Hatch- $1600 Call 201-4710, 474-9600 tramp, trapeei* Exc cond , back 30 MPO city, 35 MPQ Hwy 1973 PLYMOUTH KEANSBURQ — ISO week FORD - 1063 Ranger with cap rifice $2200 571-0617 TOYOTA COROLLA TINTON FALLS — By owner $2100 Call 642-0319 after 5 p.m 17.000 mile* $5200 Excellent am/fm atereo cassett*. good $500 or best Oftcr PIANO WANTED Houaa prlvledgea. Woman only Ranch. 4 badroom. 2 bath, IMP 77, 23 ft cuddy, 235 omc, CHEVY VAN 1676 — Custom- tires. $000 or best offer Call Call 284-6579 after fl WAGON 1076 Call after 5 p m 405-0350 condition Call 222-2060 or lied Stereo system, air. auto- 106.000 mi . $675 Any condition. 493-4911 Jaloualed entrance, finished $8000. Mon-Frl 201-436-5038 670-2430 787-4788 basement 2 car garsg*. large or 020 0926 weekend*. matic Clean body Runs good 1974 PLYMOUTH WAGON Call eve* 707-6024 KEANSBURQ 1075 FORD PINTO - New tlree. Runs great $200 REAL ESTATE Room for rent. Pie*** call patio. Inground concrete kidney JET SKIS — (2) Kawasaki High FORD — 1977 atep-van 14' Sacrifice 12600 222-0636 TOYOfA~8UPRA1000~— Mind shaped pool. 1 + acre, parkllk* aluminum 53.000 mile* $5500 1066 CHEVY BELAIR muffler Runs good $375 Call Call 717-6070. cond. maid* and out Loaded RENTALS 767-6669, 787-2547. or performance Excellant con- 264-4511 767-7247. setting. Exc. location 88 Reeds dition With new all agulpped Call 222-2060 or 670-2430 Runs well $175 PLYMOUTH 1975 FURf~-~A-1 AH power auto . sun-roof. 62.000 Rd (off Sycamore Ave) trailer Sacrifice $3500 or beat FORD 1962 FALCON — Window Call 264-0320 FORD FAIRMOUNT 1076 condition Low mileage Womar mt $6000 284-2776 101 ApTtminf TOMS RIVER-furnlshed room $124,900. Cat 671-3261 off* 530-0877 van Almost completely restored PS, A/C,. 67.000 ml driver Air. radio, all power $650 kitchen A balh prlvllges, 1 mo Moving must sell Bast offer For CHEVETTE 1078 - Body dam- Good cond. $1500 Call 389-2614 A-1 ABERDEEN TO^ED BANK security. 5250 mo 244 4MU aged on passenger tide, Car Eibaron. 1 bedroom only..$200 TWO FAMILY JOHNSON OUTBOARD — 4.5 more info call 957-0619 Call 741-153$ axe for part* DrTveable Make PIYMOUTH ARROW OS 1976 - TR7 1976 — New brskea. carba, Ocean Qrov* III blllt pd .$300 108 Commercial BEACHFRONT hp Long shaft Excellent con- offer Call 866-0833 FORD FUTURA 1070 — AutO Body A molar In axe cond Cllftwood, 1 bedroom. $3O0's Enjoy fishing, boating and the dition $325 Call 747-0878 PS/PB. only 33,000 ml.. Im- exhaust Black Must sell 82400 in v-B Runs good Needs * CHEVY IMPALA 1972 am/fm caaaette. A/C $1695 Cal or beat offer Call 741-0687 MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE! Rental* beech year round (Keansburg, 26' LUHRS — Flbargiaaa. 318 $300 Call 767-0071 anytim. maculate condition, new tlree 264.06/0 or 87 t-64ft? CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDSI pky •ml iwi 2 bedroomi each Chrysler iraah water cooled, fly- Good condition. $360 RED BANK - OFFICE SUITE. CaH 774-9240. $2600 Call 642-0641 PLYMOUTH RELIANT 1081 ; HOME RENTALS, Bkr. 369-1234 Broad 81 Approx 400sq ft plus Bide of ranch type DUPLEX Sep- bridge, swim platform, VHF, CB FORD PICK-UP FORDVJSTANG 1970 — V-6. 4- arata gaa snd electric Good in- 1976. $1600. dr . stick shift mint cond . mint CHAMNINO — 2 bedroom, MS0 utira Call 741-1443 days. Depth recorder very good con- CHEVY 1972 IMPALA — New speed, overdrive, sun roof extraa. exc gas mileage $3200 I960, TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - 671-4141 avee A weekends come for a starter home, small dition $5600 Call 741-7433 Call 747-4623 • utilities Credit raferencee a family or RETIREES who may radiator, battery, tire*, 8 muffler $2500 or beat offar Can CHI 747-4402 Convertible 25.000 orlglonal mutt Call 870-2525 FORD RANCHERO — 1076 Few miles lor Its age Needs 566-0082 i 6358 BRAND NEW nead axlra rental incomefl. 14 MCKEE — 1078 with 60 h p PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1073 - ill** $4100 Call 530- Malnt*nanc*-free" with me* Johnson Also n*wlrail*r $2765 32.000 mile* Exc cond all some work, but will last tor some EATONTOWN JUST REDUCED around Runs great A/C. Brand time Asking $400 or best offer FORD FAIRMONT 1078 — 4 cyt Reliable transportation Gooc TRIUMPH TR-4 1065 06S 1 Mdroom |3OOi was 8360 now $300 kitchens, balhs and living rooms Call 787-5369 new AM/FM caaaatt* stereo 4 dr, 54.000 ml. green Asking condition $600 Call 787-0543 mechanically complete Re 4 rooms $300 s with picture windows lacing Can 747-1906 after 5 pm reeto'Stion RED BANK. Broad SI Approx 80 H P MERCURY ENGINE - Mu*t sail $42-6414 CHEVY M0N2A 1076 TOWN $1000 Csll 747-7202 PONTIAC 1976 GRAND LeMANS HOME RENTALS. Bkr 310-1234 400 sq ft plui utll'a. Call baach Expresa buses to NYC. Chrysler IS1* boat QaWanned JC. etc Shopping and schools INTERNATIONAL SCOUT — COUPE — 4 cyl. 4 spd , am/fm GEORGE WALL WAGON — Auto *'C HA2LET — 3 roomi. 2nd floor 741-1443 days. 671-4141 eve«. A E-Z loader trallar Asking $1200 cassette pood cond Asking LINCOLN/MERCURY . PS/PB/PW stereo 81.000 mi VEGA 1076 — 4 new tlree. new weekends Daad end itre*t Don t mits this Call 842-6052 sftar 7pm 1063 4x4. with or without plow $425/mo. li>cludn nm a. «i*c year round home with income for international truck 1965. 4x4. no $060 Call 172-1006 Shrewsbury Ave at Sycamore ! |1800 Call 842-1840 battery new muffler $475 Call Sec required 739-Mie LITTLE SILVER — 1400' prime only $65,000 Call 473-4395 or 19 1078 REOAL — Fibergiaas bed Beat offer 291-1796 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC 1961 Shrewbury 747-5400 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 1078 after 3 pm 495-1460 office spac* on private streat. 1 KEANSBURQ — By owner 739-3202 Good ihspe No motor $1200 — 4 door, 6 cyl. auto , A/C GRAND PRIX SJ 1076 - Exc Excellent condition, low mileage VOLVO PARTS SALE - New- Matlculoue 2 bedroom. 80i100 Immed. occupancy Call 9-5, Call after 6 787-5649 JEEP CHEROKEE, 7». VQ PS/PB. cruise control sm/fm used for oldies restorers 741-1222 condt, many extras. $4500 call cond. all power, mechanical $1800 or B'O CaH ater 8 lot. central air. gae heat Walk to 132 CondoBA SAILBOAT — 22 Rhode*. Very clean $4000 or best offer great SiBOO Can 264 5707 284-5428 Cheap' RED BANK VOLVO, NY but Hop. store*. A beach. 600-683-4199 Call 671-1288 741-5686 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - Townhouses 1960-9 9 Evlnrud* electric 3 GREMLIN 1071 PONTIAC TEMPEST 1965 - f $78,000 Call 212 B31-75M col- Long Branch. Call 9 AM PM, sails, pop-top Electronic* Ask- MOTORCYCiE SADDLE BAGS lect NAVESINK RIVER — Luxury 1.2, Never Uaad $50 or Beet Oft*' CHEVY NOVA 1B70 — 4 Dr 6 P B . runs well, $450 i cyl automatic Runs and looki <9T4 VOLKSWAGEN - 4 cyt 4 870-9336 ing $8800 New boat on order Call 717-7604 I good $350 or best offer Cai apd Good condition AM/FM or 3 bedroom condo from i Call 872-0005 Call 671-5932 cyl. 3 spd good trana . $225 KEYPORT AREA OFFICE SUITE — in elevated $100,000 Rent with option to Call 739-2227 j 264-0006 cassette radio $1200 or beet 2 Bedroom professional building, heart of TOYOTA PICK-UP 1079 — HONDA CIVIC — 1970 1 owner offer Can M4-7S7I buy No pets Call 741-O516 SAILBOAT 23 PEARSON - Ex- CHEVROLET CHEVCLLE 1973 22,000 mile* Mini condition 2 j 1677 RED PONTICA 5UNBIRC Call 730-3357. after C 787-8441 Red Bank business district. 566 cellent condition Fiberglass 81 Stereo A/C Very good con- CHAPEL HILL RANCH - • dition $2500 or beat offer Call door. 4 spd. Btlck $2496 Call I - Hatchback 6 cyl auto Qood VOLVO 264 QL 1970 — Leather LONG BRANCH — SO Dunbar sq ft. 4 rooms plus storage Chrysler O'B 7 sail* Summer all*' id a m 747 0634 area Can be divided Into 2 of- Mlddletown Mint cond Avail im-, 871-6047 condition Can 462- 7 759 01 . interior power window*. Alpin* Ava 1 bedroom, living room. mediately $77S/mo Call Jim dockage paid Asking $5000 946-7129 $850 . ' Si*r*o AC sun roof Alloy Kitchen $465/mo IncJudas tieai fice*. Call 747-4030. 0-4. Mon - Call 532-7956 or 222-1707 TWO-FOR-ONEI <- 1676 and CHEW VEGA - 1975 Aulo HONDA 1973 Fri , and ask for Judy 530-0600 ] wheels E«c cond Garaged 1 * water Near MonmouWi Medi- 16 STARCRAFT BOAT — 66 hp 1970 Datsun picx-upl $800 Or Good condition 37 000 miles 06 000 mi $300 PONTIAC GRAND PRlX 1970 , owner '4 000 mi Ashing $5700 cal Available 7/1 Paul > Bova STORAGE SPACE SHADY OAKS - First floor, 2 j t>*!1 otter Call tVi-fliSM 6-5 10 $660 Call 670-2760 Call 291-5561 Landau roof two tone brown all Evlnrud* New trailer $2500 Call power, well kept Asking $3100 C*ll*ft*r 7 10pm 842-5061 Inc. Realtor 871-2644 Reasonable rates Keypodarea bedrooms $09000 Mlddletown : 767-8022 CHEVY MALIBU 1974 — New' HONDA CIVIC 1977 - 5 sped 566-3278 or 446-4038 Raaitora, 530-0*00 I 300 Autos for Sala i good cond orig owner $700 Call 495-9509 • 063 VOLVO 1224DR 4 apd exhaust, good engine, good urea Sound and clean $1060 CaH THE BOATMAN S SHOP 4 studded snows $600 Can Can sfle' B p T- 284 547i aun/Furnlshed Office Suites SHADY OAKS CONDO - 21 Now si 2 locations 24 Wharf Ave CORONET • 048-47J0 after 5 p m LUXURY GARDEN APTS — 1 • With Secy A Answering Serv bedroom 530-0800 Mlddlstown Red Bank NJ 201-741-6780 ning cond $63-1282 r IMPALA CONVERTIBLE 1068 bedroom Beautiful landscaping •Shrewsbury call 741-5700 Realtors $09,000 Gd tranaportation Cargo carrier Restorabi* $650 VOLVO - 1973 alalion wagon Pool 1 ml from QSP Call 1500 Hwy 37 East Toma River. CHEVY NOVA 1872 - 2 dr PS 1984 . */c am'fm cassette 4 spd or- West End Imperial House NJ 201-929-6829 me $206 787-4850 or 201-2747 auto. 81.00 orig mi radio, 1«73 Bulck Century - $350 264-1846, B-5 M-F 110 Wanted to Rent 1975 Plymouth Reoeni-fl cyl ' igional owner good cond $1600 OCEANFRONT CONDO 1060 CUTLASS SUPREME - heeter A/C $275 taii67t WO PONTIAC ; or beet o*er 670-311? MIDDLETOWN APARTMENT WANTED — Per- i bedroom apt witn beach cabi- 154 Recreational 260 engine, low mllea. factory CMEVETTE .970 - 4 door 4 floor shift conversion $325 i bedroom Won't last $200 a wheels rear defog. A/C. MUST All run good A beat offer ' ! VOLVO IH3 QL Wagon fect female tenant Red Benk nette. pool 1 restauanl Annual Vehicles speed, am/fm. new tires Good ' PARISIENNE 1 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 349-1234 area Anything considered under $12,000 No psts 201-870-6614 SEE Aaklng $5295 nag Call Cal> 264-8453 34 000 miles $12 300 CaH APACHE EAGLE 1070 — Tent condition 81200 Call 672-2093 • 647 MM efte* 6pm OCEANPORT $350 Please call 222-6209 787.7707 arier 6pm Tammy JEEP CAMANDO 1072 — 8 135 Commercial trailar with add-a room Sleeps 4 CHEVY CAVALIER 1964 - Auto i VW BUG 1970 - Grey New T bedroom, hurry »3O0 s EXECUTIVE — Wants to lease 3 Excellent condition $800 Can AMC SPIR7fT070 HATCHBACK trim PS/PB AM/FM Bunroo* 4 wneei drive $700 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 380-1234 or 4 bedroom house or condo in Property — 6 cyl . auto. A/C. PS/PS. passenger I transmission New front lire* 222-0140 Mint cond $6,900 3a» after 8p m 201 W4B new sway bar Aaking $050 will Mlddletown 671-6065 or 72.000 ml Runs greet $1300 787-5616 1969 JEEP CJ' - 8 cyl 5 Bpd 11-6101 HIGHLANDS — Separate build- ARISTOCRAT 1971 — "Saifcon- wM talk Call 741-4131 ash for wagon. 14,000 negotiate Call 530-4607 after 8 Rooms and studloa from.. $200 ing Store or offices 500 square tamed, sleeps 6 New Chevy 30 P'» p'b 2 tops. *m/fm cesaetie Howard, or 866-0606 rarpet rear eeat 1 mo old Fee- • . VW BEETLE 1976 - Silver 2 Gotten* starting at $300 PROFESSIONAL - Non-amoker teat 2 lavatories Parking *ngin« Rear damage Bathroom miles. Loaded. 1 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 seeks furnished room In Had $400/mo * utilities Security re- needs finishing As Is $2000 Call lory warranty Undt' 800 mi L'*t new itrea brakee clutch a - 2 bedroom apt Bank or Eatontown Monthly or quired. 672-0926 568-7360 111900 eethng tor $0000 Cell Like new inwm $900 Can 842-3002 weekly rental Call Jack from 0-5 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER - labl* Heal A hot water m- SHREWSBURY - 5000 sq ft 1070 Bucket seats leather in- 53O-0677 VW BUG - 1088 Good eon- at 756-2419 1076 BROUGHAM — 20 mini AMC SPIRIT 1079 KITSON CHEVROLET CO I No pell Call 74'-',872 quality commercial bldg * his- motor home 360 V8 Dodge. Good cond am/fm stereo, new terior Fully loaded Mint con- condition. d>tton NeedB *om* won. $280 RETIRED GENTLEMAN — De- toric Colonial houe* on main dition $4800 Or b'O Luxurious Hwy 36 Fstontown ' or beei offer Can 787-5793 any- •isepi 6. rear bath, 3 way re- tire* Call after 3pm 758-0470 or Too many extra* to nsi airea 1 room or email apt in nwy BothionedB-i For sale by fngarator. awning. TV antenna $42-4773 &42 1000 $10,900. Call MM Atlantic Highlands or Leonsrdo A Call 291 ,051 owner 747-6200 Excalleni shape $10,900 LABRIOLA MOTORS VW CONV|R>IBL« BEETLE will pay up to $350 per month 747-0666 842-8619. SPACIOUS — 2-bedroom apt. Call 291-0606 137 Lots and 962 CHRYSLER 6m AvE i960 - $2500 w beet offer CaH inciudai heat A hot water 1978 MIDAS CLASS A — Motor 8C0AN — Mint condition Fully f 30 5265 before 10 p m Acreage AMC GREMLIN 1076 — 6 cyl . equipped Burgandy with l**lh*> LINCOLN - 1960 Town cer 4 • VW STATION WAOON 107J - $860/mo Adults preferred, no home Sieapi 6. a/c. mlcro- auto., air, new exhaust system. interior 30.000 milee Asking 1976 PONTIAC GRAND pate Call 741-SI«J ARE YOU LOOKING — To sell or wsv* Built in vscumn. use* any door Mint condition Fully Auto roof racks completely kind of gaa. $12,600 Call 57,000 mi $775 or beet offer $0300 or beet offer Call loaded Must see $4050 Can LEMAN8 - 58 5O0 mile* P/S serviced New breke* ft battery buy land? Call Llndemann. the Csll 583-0126 222-9456 or $31-8600 , 871 5064 P/B A/C.AM'FM 260 V8 fxcet- Land Man 35th year in Real E • 747-0003 ient condition $ 1200 Cell Good eM around cond $e00 o* TWIN4FOOK 131 Houses for lal* Harold Llndemann, Broker, AMC — 1973 Javelin V6. A/C. CIRCLE CHEVROLET LINCOLN - 1076 Lincoln Town 204-0506 best offer Cell Me MM VILLAGE Sale Eatontown. 542-1103 1973 — Fully loaded. 2 uns great $950 or beat offer Shrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury Coup*. Looks great runs greet Call 747-0445 741-3130 no ru*t. new paint $2500 Call PONTIAC GRAND LEMANS - 300 Autos for Salt GARDEN APTS. BY OWNER — Charming older RUMSON - 600' waterfront 4 1 generaralorl . sleeps 6 $4600 Call Station wagon 107ft Air AM FM acres Sail marsh snd wooded 291-4M CORVETTE 1080 - Ttop Low 747-0003 atereo PS/PB Very good cond 1 A 2 bedrooms from $490 Mod- Colonial, situated on large water- A.STARISBORN.. nuieeg* Burgundy with tan in- am spacious apt* Meal, hot A front lot, 3 bedroom* walk-up Call 842-0730 after 8pm 1975 WINNEBAGO — 21' Fully Lincoln-Mercury Merhur $41-7473 terior $12,500 Call after 6pm STRAUB LINCOLN-MERCURY cold water Cooking gaa in- attic, fireplace In large living 138 Mobil* Homes self contained ONAN generator 946-6767 PORSCHE 044 1964 O«mini cluded On-premieee tennis room, formal dining room wttn Complete tune-up leaf year New Highway 35 Keypon 264 8500 gray 5 apd an options • many courts, pool, recreation area French doors leading to HIGHLANDS 8x43 mufflers, alternator, fan belt, 1975 COUGAR XR7 - Runs LOCALLY^DRIVEN USED CARS eilraa Great deel Assume Near Eatontown shopping Exc ancloaad eun-porch New i bedroom, good condition central a/c. em/tm atereo ft tape Attract more readarahip by good New tires, exhaust - PRICED RIGHT RA88AS leaee Can 842-1538 schools. Ocean Two. kitchen new wall/wall carpeting $6000 Call after 5pm 291-8776 deck 56.630 miiee Atking placing a STAR at the top brake*, shocks, spark plugs, ban PONTIAC. 305 BROAD ST . RED AVIS Highway 35. Oakhurat throughout Convenient to Pkwy or 291-1828 $6600 Call 888 0642 or and'or bottom of your ad joints tie rod ends, radiators BANK 741-5160 531-4923 542-0812 and trains Principles only 566-7432 For details, call the Daily am/fm aterao. a/c. p/s, p/b \> - $120,900 842-7888 HIGHLANDS - 1960 14x85 2 MALIBU CLASSIC STATION 2 BEDROOM APT Register Classified power seats Needs body work GRAND PRIX 1975 - Good Young Used bedrooms, 2 baths, central ai Department. 542-1700 $1200 Call 408-0114 WAOON - 1077, 88.000 ml. 1 including neat A hot water FAIR HAVEN - RIVER OAKS $38,000 Call 291-5960 oweer PS/PB. A/C While with Cond . many eitres Asking Call 741-5518 Ranch. 3 badroom*. t'4 batfi, 1977 CUTLABS SUPREME w*% gram aides S23O0 or beet $.700 Call 5K-M79 Cars large Irving room, dining room, LAKE PARK. FLORIDA — Naai BROUGHAM - Power seats lilt WEST END W Palm Baach 2 bedrooms, off* 466-0306 RED BANK MOTORS INC family room with Cathedral cell- wheel. Mr. new uree Excellent 131 Newman Springs Red Bank For Sale 1 bedroom, all bills pd $300 • ing, eat-in Kitchen, greenhouse, large living room, eat-in kitchen, 220 Wanted running condition Asking $2750 MA2DA STATION WAGON 1060 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 380-1234 Dodge-AMC jeap-Renauii ' screened porch. Targe walk nicely landscaped Excellent Automotlvs AUDI 5000 8 — 1960 Auto. a/c. Call 747-7284 - Excellent cond Automatic, through expandable attic, fire- condition Close to shoppini A/C. rear dafroatar am/tm 747-0040 WEST END - Ocean Cove A BIO $ PAID — 1977 A up new tire*, battery Oood running IOBTDATSUN B210 SL - txoel- luxury condo 3 bedrooms, 2't place, central air. vinyl siding area $17.000 Call 672-0716 condition Call 747-0432 sttvao $2300 Call '4I-H30 RITTENHOUSE' Lovely (enoad-ln yard A t acre Wrecked or non-running csrs 6 lent condition Must sell Best LINCOLN-MERCURY INC HI 0301 baths, pool, cabana oceantront trucks Call 028-3713 offer over $3300 Car muet be MeCMA'NJCS 8PJECIAL — 1t?7 security. A more $3500 par By owner, principals only Call 139 Csnrf ry Lots BMW 318 I - 1964 Like new Mercury Marquis Needs trans- OOO Rt 35-Oce*n Twp 775-1500 month + etactrlc Paul P. Bova 747-5578 If no answer call after JUNK AND RUNNING CARS Sun roof, charcoal. $14,500 or seen Call 671-6060 4»n fee fur* 1 BURIAL PLOT FOR SALE - beet offer Call 222-7115 mission work Asking $600 Call SPORT fURY - 1967 383 en- . Inc Realtor 671-2544 10 30 p.m Shorsiand Memorial Gardens. $25-$i0O0 paid 24 hr flatbed DA~TS~UN~26b~ZX TURBO 196?- 73t-»61 gine 2 barrel csrb Good for 1 (Ml can mna true** FANTASTIC RIVERFRUNT Kay port. NJ, $250 Call and towing service 251-9385 BMW 320 I 1660 - 5 spd. sun- witn T-ber orig owner mint parts (especially enginei Beel 102 Hou.etfor 741-6462 WE BUY USED CARS — Top roof. Blaupunt stereo A/C. alloy cond , Black/brown leather, 4 MERCURY COUGAR KR 7 - 2 • acrea with deep water docks 1079 Excellent condition New Offar Call 747-5466 R»nt and In-ground pool 4 bedrooms. dollar paid Schwartz Chrysler- wnaais. 1 owner axe cond low new tlrea. complete maintenance full service records gar- record LOW mile* 531-2938 or paint (ob, roof, tire* Asking 4 batha, separate guest wing or 140 Real Estate Plymouth, 141 W Front St . Red 531-0212 $2600 Musi all 767 - 2022 2M Motorcycle 1280 Motorcycle A. 1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK maid's quarters. View* of river Wanted Bank 747-0767 aged $6965 Call before 6. Ocean Qrove> all bills pd $400 • from every room Excellent 872-1865 after 291-0629 1978 DATSUN F-10 - Wagon 1075 MERCURY MONTiOO - Neplune. 3 bedrooms $500 schools, and NYC commute I WILL BUY YOUR HOUSE 260 Auto Rent/Lesse Excellent condition $000 Call yellow A/C, 4 epeeker stereo. E Keansburg. 2 bdrm $600 s Mint. Mint condition Little Silver N ANY CONDITION - AS IS 201 -2574 after 6pm leather eeet*. beet offer MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE) Possible Sub-division $475,000 FOR CASH CALL 566-2626 TRIANGLE AUTO LEASING 642-4270 afiar 6 CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDSI Call for Quota Real beauty, Gan 0AT8UN - B210 1076 66.000 BAHRS AGENCY- Accro** from _ _ oua inquire* only . WE DARE YOU... HOME RENTALS, Bkr 389-1234 Bahrs Restaurant 872-1600 (201} 842-7919 mile* 2 door, standard Shift MERCEDES 250 1072 - A/C. Call before 5pm 871-0162 AM/FM cassette 82300 Cell am/fm casaett* and mor* Run* ELBEHON - Corner Park A Nor- GLORIA NILSON 270 Auto Services/ B~MW 2OQ2 1976 — Shiny 730-0288 well $2500 Can be eeen at 117 wood 4 bedroom, 2W baths, Realtor! whtte/nevy, Sun roof, auto . dan, fireplace. 3 car garaga Mint Hwy 36. Shrewsbury 8424009 Parts am/fm. 96.000 mi $4005 Call DELOREAN - 1M1 Putty 366-0100 condition. $.1900 per mo. + util- 152 Boats and loaded Oray teether interior 5 ities Paul P Bova lrtc Realtor HOLMDEL CORVETTE - Spare lire holder 642-1640 spd Low mlleega Mint con- MERCURY BOVCAT ISTT -~4 Accessories and cover, Ford 2300 motor, •71-2544 EDWARD W.COLLINS 1072 BMW- 3 0 BAV dition Asking $21 000 or best AGENCY 948-4144 IV SNARK rune good. Dodge Truck trane- offer 566-0732 FAIR HAVEN — 2 bedroom man custom sailboat. $295 misslon. 4 spd , with power take- 4 spd $1250 ranch, tun room, fireplace, gar- ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY Call 048-4759 after 5pm DODGE STATION WAGON - KEANSBURQ — Shell 20x66~ Call 405-3328 off, .Ford Fairmont body parts, 2 age, basement, tenced-ln rear door Call 530-3516 BMW 3201 1981 - Orig owner. 1976 316 Very good condition MOB 1073 - yard Excellent location $1100 Must b**refinl*h*d Ideal for a 13 BOSTON WHALER — 40 HP 47,000 ml All extras Exc cond P/S P/B, AM/FM $1000 or best cond Need to i mo p%S utn'a Redden Agency, large family BuaJnes* amuse- Mercury electric start Bow rail M 6 C 304 MOTOR — Excellent offer Call 530-6310 Call 530-6407 Very good cond , with trailer condition $300 Call after 5. Must secrtfic*. beet offer Days •Vienna of 741-0100 or 74V01O5, ment zone Call after 6, 380-0700 sit 246, *v*e week- any Maal 787-0626 $2800 Call 741-1146 739-2974 1072 DODGE OOLD DUSTER MONTE CARLO ^970 AM/FM FAIR HAVEN - Completely re- ends 774-4691 $600 cassette, many new parts Runs modeled 3 bedroom, fully KEANSBURG - Shell 20»M ' 14 STARCRAFT — Blue a white, PONTIAC 1966 - 400 motor with Call $71-6041 A looks excellent $1500 or beet 4 sealer Evinrude motor in need TH4O0 trans Motor neads re- BMW 1084 — 4 dr Slate color. carpeted, central air, dish- Must be reflnished ideal for a Valour Int. sun-roof. Mind per offer 264-0006 FINANCING AVAILABLE washer washer/dryer, garage large family Business amuse- of repair 4 life preserver*, lad build. $350 both Chevy TH3S0 DODQE DART - 1076 6 cyl, a* HalNKMU ao MMT sow* • «• Mmn • a. «.** MMW, <• » der, trailer, 1 hitch included with shift kit, comp rebuilt. $475 vect cond 51.000 ml $13,700 or •s. 2 new lira*, new brake*, mat- MONTE CARLO 1877 — T-top, $000 t utiimee A security ment ion* Call after 6, best oner Call 222-7116. 842-7301 767-0626 $500 Call 747-0406 Chevy 230 Six Call 747-5549 ter cylinder, muffler A starter A/C,AM/FM. Cregare, new tire*, BUHLER A BITTER INC 78.000 ml Exc motor Beat offer rear defogger. 71.000 mi $2600 HAZLET AREA — Lovely 1 bdrm KEANSBURG - 3 bedroom Col- 14' TAO-A-LONG 280 Motorcycles Ply mouih-Cr>ryaler-MG- Jaguar 201-0707 730-0467, altar 5 onial, fireplace, formal dining, $600 Montnouth Kawasaki Cottage Single occupancy $325 1973 HONDA CB-350 — Looks 3200 Hwy 36 264-5000 + uu'» A sac 495-2630 large property $85,000 Klrwln Call 767-6562 1074 DODQE SWINGER — 1 MUSTANG COBRA — 70 turbo Co., 787-6000 good and runs good $250 or BUHLER A BITTER INC owner 6 cyt. auto Tinted glass, Loaded 60,000 mile* Good HIGHLANDS HILLS — Brand 16' BOAT beat offer condition Beat offer Days tin Forty HP Evenrude Plymouth-Chrysler MG-Jaguar a/c 54.000 mllea Runs excel- new 8 room, 2 baths. Air, sky- LITTLE SILVER CaH $66-9331 3200 Hwy 35 264-5000 lent $1200 CaH 583-0126 530 call 671-4147 671-1073 light*, garages, balcony fire- WATERFRONT 1 Trailer $550 piece, laaae $005/mo 291-8846 Call 405 0807 1961 RM 126 - Mint condition 1067 BUICK SKYLARK — S'L. DODOE DART 1974 MU8TANO 1066 COUNTRY MANOR Never raced New top end Oar- Runs well. $450 Of 842-6736. 25 acres ol magnilicieni IS SPORTSMAN — Evinrude in Mint Int. good body, now parts Exc cond . new tires $2409 or age k*pt Muat see $600 Call including battery. 4 radial. A Call 264-0320 beat offer CaM 671-2104 SUMMER BLOWOUT! HOLMDEL — S badroom. 3 * grounds oft private lane 7 flre- board/outboard, 150 HP engine pleces. dramatic Canter Hall, Musi sell $1400 Call 870-2328 brake* B/O 642-4270 after 6 FIREBIRD FORMULLA 1979 - NISSAN StNTHA i»63 — Red bath, finished basement $2300 a with grey interior 4 speed A/C month, furnished Avsilable Sep- master bedroom suit* with 870-2326 250 KAWASAKI LTD 1080 — BUICK ELECTRA 1060 - $400 Fully Loaded. 2 tone paint, new Exc cond Juat tuned-up front wheel drive 30.000 mllee tember. ^"^ months security outstanding water views oft ter- 16 SAILBOAT — Main 6 |lb 430 4 Barrel interior and exterior tires A rims Clean Good cond . NEW 1965 FOUR SEASONS. REALTORS race Deep water loaded with Helmet, cover. 4 windshield in- very good Engine needs some $6300 Call after 6. 888-0552 Exc cond Sun roof $5300 Call trailer Good cond., but needa cluded $650 or best offer Call 767-6050 aft*r 6 pm 947-3700 special feature* Motivated paint Aaklng $550 Cal k Call 730-3910 1974 FIREBIRD — AutO 5 cyl . owner $485,000 571-0744. OLDS CUTLASS LS 1W0 - 700 MAXIM 842-4335 after 5 p m BUICK LESABRE LIMITED IB82 p/s, p/b. 360 engine, good run- KEANSBURQ — Furnished 2 ATC 250 SX 1065 — Honda witrh ning condition Call 741-1072 Mint. V-6. 4 dr. PS/PB, crul**, badroom cottage* 100 yarde Century 21 Schecher 17' BOSTON WHALER 1075 — Beautiful cond. loaded, stereo 1 owner $3050 Call raver**, IS hours, helmet $ gog- 37.000 ml $7500 Call 767-2597 after 6pm from beach Available now thru Realty, Realtors Montauk 76 HP Johnson gle* mctd $1900 or beet offer 067-0033 *fiar 6 p m Oct 16 $4S0/mo includes sll "Independently Owned" Polaris radio. trailer Win- Call 741-6276 or 201-3828 1076 BUICK SKYLARK FIREBIRD 1075 — • Cyl, 60.000 UtHs 264-0703 ter/summer covers Exc cond . P/B. P/B. A/C $000 mi . Orlg owner AM/FM Air, OLDSMOBILE OMEQA 1985 V MAX $6650 Csll 747-7424 KEANSBURQ 542-SOLD HONDA INTERSTATE 1960 - Call 671-4330 auto. Recod monad Needa BROUGHAM 1060 — A/C, 4 cyl, Suaad man mat. disc brakat Duple*. Kid* OK $300 17' O'DAY — Day sailor, cutty 110Occ. black.AM/FM atereo brakes Buying new car $2200 PS/PB. meny extras 34.000 ml MIDDLETOWN CB. new lires, $3200 Call BUICK LESABRE LIMITED LTD 530-1646 after 5 $2800 Call 888-0376 $2399 2 family, 2 bedroom $400 RAISING A FAMILY? cabin, all equip Exc cond. 741-8647" , 1070 — V-B, P8/PB. A/C. HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 380-1234 Then do it In this 3 bedroom $1000 Call 671-0178. AM/FM 69,000 mile* 1 owner NOW ONLY $4599 LEONARDO Ranch. Located In a Park-like 1965 75 HP JOHNSON HONDA XL 60S 1963 - On and Runs wall. Needs paint $2150 • 3 bedrooms, kid* pets $700 s setting This home boasts a Runs good. $300 off the road use. mint cond . 660 530-5474 after 6 p.m. 30% off any helmet with purchwa fenced rear yard, perfect for chil- mi $550 Call 583-1680 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 Call 530-6661 BUY ME — I am a ft yaar old of any blk«, plus fr»* T-thlrt dren Family room ha* a wood 1960 HONDA CM400T - Back LITTLE SILVER RANCH — 3-4 burning atov* with sliding glsss 1074 28' LUHIS MARLBORO - black A gray Bulck Regal, spoke bedrooms. 2 bsths, 2 cer garage rest, luggag* rack, engine wheels, good condition and will LEASE PURCHASE NO MONEY DOWN • 41 doors Come see Iti $106,900 Fiberglass with ttybrldge. dual guardi. new tires, battery $750 give you many years of pleasure $1100/mo + utilllle*. 741-4730 CENTURY 21 EINBINDER controls, under 600 hrs. 215 A/C, AM/FM radio $4000 Call MONTHS NO credit iwcmary to qualifwd btiytr* or Eve* 747-5434 Waukeaha. freah water cooled, Must sell Call 406-0002 REALTORS HONDA 1082 — 600 custom lef- 747-1586 or 842-3709. Financing Av.il.bU 3C •» _ LONG BRANCH — Anchorage, 201- 671 3500 Open till 9 pm sleeps 4, full galley, atand up Independently head, full custom winter canvas. tover new In 1984 Low mileage CADILLAC 1079 SEDAN beautiful »th floor, ocean front, Garage k*pt Extras $1900 Call pool sauna $800/mo + uiu owned/Operator *d Bimmi top, outriggers, depth DEVILLE — Original owner, MIDDLETOWN — Msg nine lent finder, compass VHF. 260 gal 747-5718 50.000 ml. mint cond, excep- EMPIRE Call 544-9424 or 544-0605 tank a $14,600 or beat offer Call tionally opportuniy 842-1660 MIDOLETOWN — 4 bedroom 1 large Williamsburg 18 year old HONDA 1082 — 000 custom lef- Colonial 4 bedrooms. 2'4 baths. 222-0667. Mike or Dick OR tover new In 1964 Low mlleege "I. M. MMdMnfrn. NJ. 957-0050 bath. + 2 '* baths, living room, 2 car garage, fireplace, gaa BBO 677-0756, John. CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE dining room kitchen, family room Gsrsge kept Extras $1000 Call 1969 — Brown, leather Interior grill Built-in swimming pool 2 '984 MISTRAL SUPERLIGHT 747-5718 and closed porch, garage, large front entrances Houae originally Runs good $680. Call 767-7216 yard Exc area. $1000/mo + i Regatta sale 1 MED sal*. 1 HONDA 750 MAQNA 1962 - Ex built a* large model home In race daggerboard. 1 stock dag- CADILLAC DEVILLE — 1962 2 utilities 671-1323 Heritage Hills development, Ex- traa. Low ml, $1600 Moving door Exc. cond , 44.000 ml 1985 QUADRACER rboard Asking $850 Call make offer 530-0002 MIDOLETOWN — 4 badroom, 2 cellent cond $180,000 Must K2-3605 or leav Mual sell Bought a '65 Volvo baths, restored Victorian on 2 aaa. Principals only. Call Warren A»klng $10,500. Call 601-1766 ecrea in prim* *rea of Mid- 583-3960 26' BRISTAL 1970 - With 9.9 HONDA 1074 CAMARO Jaftown $M0/mo * utlls evinrude Electric sun OB •M 8ta/* Agency 767-2777 MIDDLETOWN — Looking to buy 3'K10* drsft. 5x10' headroom NEW JERSEY'S I 1 VOLUME or sell your home? Let us help below. Slip avail on Sandy Hook OCEAN TOWNSHIP - 3 youl CENTURY 21 Einbinder Re- Bay $11,000. 530-6502 HONDA DEALER JNNERS badroom, $1200. altors. 671-3500 Rt 0, Freehold AMF 8UNFISH — Sailboat with 462-4681 CAMARO 1976 - 305 V8.needs MIDOLETOWN - 4 bedroom, R/W/B sail A *d)uBtab!e tut paint. Good condition. Fun to HIM. MONMOUTH COUNTY — Call 1978 KAWASAKI - 1000 Greet for our complimentary brochure trailer Both In excellent con- shape Garage kept. Only 4200 drive, handle* great Muat aetl ERA LINCROFT REALTORS dition Trailer cornea with nm^v before next Insurance payment 747-3939 Eve*. 747-5687 of exclusive listings miles Asking $1600. Call FOUR SEASONS REALTORS ueed spare tire $850 Call 741-6010 $600. Call 871-7563 eve*. 6. OCEANPORT — 2 Story Colonial RUMSON 530-9600 642-5624 MOTORCYCLE SADDLEBAGS 3 bdrma, fenced yard $9O0/mo MIDDLETOWN 871-5200 1076 CAMARO - 350 *uto. p/s. +^jtfH» 222-0146 *W*f 6- HOLMDEL 048-3700 25' BAYLINER SARATOGA — - All leather, never used. $60. 1977 Weekender Fisherman 60 Cal! 671-5032 p/b, a/c Asking $1500. Batford. OAK RIDGE REALTY 495-3636 "•^ OLD BRIDGE channel C B VHF radio, com- YAMAHA 660 CC 1977 — Mint 2 badroom, children ok. $500 Adult Communities pass digital depth finder. 2 bat- 1082 CAMARO - A/C. Stick 6. HOME RENTAL8. Bfcr 360 1234 condition 8.400 mile* $600 Call 341-6060 teries. 2 auto bilge pumpa, 2 767-9817 or 264-7577 am/tm caaeette. 39.000 mile*. OAKHILL CONTEMPORARY — anchors, swim platform, built In $6200 Call 583-2406. RED BANK Over an acre of wooded wonder- flah box In stern, hydrollc trim 281 Moped.- 4 badroom nous* on water land feeturlng a 4-bedroom. 3Vt labs. 2 burner princess stove, CAMARO LT — 1077. 306 V6, $760 mo. ptus ut.1t bath. 3 level horns surrounded stainless sink, ice box. head, all HONDA EXPRESS 1960 — Man* auto. p/B, /b. p/w, a/c. am/fm CaM 530-7300 weekdays 9-5 p n by decks 2 flreptaoaa, 3 family Coast Guard equipment 812 000 new parts Good running con- stereo, 6 track, spoiler, tilt wheel party rooms and sunken living or beat offer Call 741-3601 dition Asking $125. C*h Other extras Only 58,000 mllee RIO BANK - 70 Tower Hill Ave 739-0403 $2700 Call 747-9389 3 bdrm, 2 bath*, porch, yard room. Mlddletown $200,000 BEETLE CATBOAT .1700 iMinMnane*, snow removal Incl. EA. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Good condition MOPED 5 STAR GENERAL 1061 CARS UNDER $2,000 Zve« aft* 7/1. 11100 + utlla. REALTORS. . Prospect Ava . Raady to Mil. Low mileag* Exc, cond KINQSLEY AUTO SALES Lime BHver. 741-4600. Call 220-7576 747-2161 $360. Call 671-4603. 787-7887