Union Beach councilmen clash over appointment, B1 MIDDLETOWN MOLMDEL/HIGHLANDS Off to Palo Alto Meanwhile, back East ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS San Francisco, Miami Ohio State considering Kickoff Classic game. Today's Forecast: Super Bowl opponents. Rain, snow tonight Page B2 Page B2 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 161 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER .. . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1985 •• 25 CENTS Kean plans environmental trust fund TRENTON (AP) - A MM million Environmental address," said Environmental Commissioner Robert facilities. places to dump garbage and providing increased aid to Trust Fund that would be used to institute mandatory Hughey. Among the other items on the governor's agenda for cities. resource recovery and to improve hazardous waste Kean is scheduled to address the Legislature 1985 are a $60 million appropriation that would help Senate President Carmen Orechio, D-Essex, and disposal is expected to be the centerpiece of Gov tomorrow. finance 1,800 new prison beds, the newspaper said. This Assembly Speaker Alan Karcher, D-Middlesex, said Thomas H. Kean's State of the State aadress this week, The Environmental Trust Fund would be based on the would be in addition to $200 million spent during the last bipartisan cooperation with the Kean administration according to a report published yesterday. same principle as the new $3.3 billion Transportation three years for expansion of the state's overcrowded would continue this year, although the governor's office The revolving fund would be financed Initially through Trust Fund, continually replenished when loans made prison system. and all 80 Assembly seats are up for election this fall. a $300 million bond issue and a $150 million budget by the state to local and county governments are repaid, The governor was also expected to call for a state law Karcher, however, predicted "a monstrous political appropriation, an unnamed Kean administration of- the newspaper quoted an administration official as that would match a U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing battle" over household trash disposal. ficials as saying. saying. evidence obtained through a technically deficient search "The environmental issues will be a major portion of Kean has said the state would not relax pressure on warrant to be admitted If police were acting in good One solution to the problem of trash disposal, he said, the governor's address," said Kean spokesman Carl counties to come up with long-range garbage disposal faith, the report said. would be to force people, to separate their trash into Golden, who declined to comment further on the report. plans, but he has also said the state should help the Meanwhile, Democratic legislative leaders said their recyclable groups, such as glass, metals and organic "I will Just wait until Governor Kean delivers the major counties plan and build resource recovery priorities for 1985 are property tax reform, finding garbage. M Weapons talks get under way GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) - Similarly, Gromyko said his gov- questions." The United States and the Soviet ernment was prepared to start down Senior U.S. officials have de- Union set out today to try to revive "the pa(h of radical reductions of clared the space weapons research negotiations curbing nuclear nuclear arms and in the long run the program is not a bargaining chip. weapons, 13 months after the Sov- complete elimination of nuclear For his part, Shultz wants to put iets broke off head-to-head arms weapons." the emphasis on reducing U.S. and control talks. Yet they ventured no predictions Soviet offensive weapons. Nego- The outcome of the meeting of success. At best, Shultz hopes to tiations on both medium-range and between Secretary of State George reach agreement with Gromyko on long-range missiles broke down in P. Shultz and Foreign Minister a schedule for the two sides to Geneva in late 1983 when the United Andrei A. Gromyko could affect the negotiate after their discussions end States went ahead with its scheduled entire range of U.S.-Soviet rela- Tuesday. deployment of new nuclear missiles tions.Both sides have made it clear "These are not talks to negotiate for NATO in Western Europe. the two-day meeting is likely to set substantive agreements," Shultz Top Soviet officials, Including the foreign policy tone for President told reporters on his flight from Mikahil S. Gorbachev, a potential Reagan's second term. Washington. successor to President Konstantln The opening session was taking Gromyko, meanwhile, hinted at a U. Chernenko, have said there was place at the Soviet Mission in potential roadblock. He said one little hope for an agreement unless Geneva, with an afternoon session goal should be to prevent "an arms space was put off limits to the arms scheduled for the U.S. Mission. race in outer space." competition. Shultz and Gromyko appeared to The reference clearly was to But Gromyko, while linking of- go out of their way in arrival blunting U.S. anti-satellite and anti- fensive and defensive weapon curbs, statements yesterday to avoid missile programs, which Shultz is carefully avoided setting pre-con- pressuring each other in public. bound to resist. ditions for progress in his meeting with Shultz. READY TO TALK — U.S. Secretary of State in Geneva, Switzerland, for arms talks scheduled '•We will meet the Soviet del- Gromko reminded his American "We would like to hope that the George P. Shultz, left, and Soviet Foreign Minister to be today. egation with a constructive and bargaining partner that they had to Andrei Gromyko, talk to newsmen upon their arrival positive attitude," Shultz said. deal with a "complex of interrelated See Weapons, A7 Temporary shelter found for families routed by fire BY STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN of inhabitants. to Bucciero. The four children killed in the fire Cynthia Foy Is the mother of LONG BRANCH - In the wake of were Serena Latoya Foy, a 10- Lakeisha Nicole Grimes, Leroy and a fire that killed four children In a month-old female, Kanisha Shaun Foy, the captain said. second floor apartment here, the Yarbrough, 7, female, Leroy Police and fire workers pulled city Welfare Department has found Darnell Foy, 8, male, Lakeisha Lakeisha Grimes from a second- temporary homes for 10 people who Nicole Grimes, 2, female, according floor window. She was taken to had been living in the home's single to police Detective Capt. John Monmouth Medical Center, here, first floor apartment. Bucclero. where she later died. Meanwhile, Shaun Robert Foy, Two of six children In the second Shaun Foy was also rescued from age 4, was reported in critical floor apartment when the fatal blaze a second-floor window, and taken to condition at the only certified burn broke out escaped death, Shaun Foy Saint Barnabas. Bucciero said the center In the state, located at Saint and hit cousin John Foy, 2to. names of the rescue workers who Barnabas Medical Center, Liv- Two adults were In the second took the children from the second ingston. floor, sisters Serena and Cynthia floor would be released today. Welfare Director Gloria Albert! Foy, Bucclero said. Serena is the He said the husband of a third said she did not have to find a home mother of the Infant who died, and sister, Linda Yarborough, had left for the boy's mother, Cynthia Foy, of John Foy, who was saved by his her daughter Kanisha at the Foy because she went directly to the mother, he explained. apartment to visit her aunts and hospital after Saturday night's fire Serena Foy dropped her son from cousins. to stay with her son. the second floor window, and be was Serena Foy was treated at Mon- Alberti said she suspected the apparently caught by people on the mouth Medical Center and released, downstairs apartment was illegally according to a spokesman at the ground below. Then she jumped reminder of a fire Saturday night that killed four overcrowded, and she Intended to from the window herself, and re- hospital. AFTERMATH — Charred second-floor window notify county officials of the number portedly was also caught, according See Shelter, page A7 frames and debris on the porch roof are a grim children in this home at 17 Branch Ave. Direct mail firm suing Muhler in dispute over bill majority of her 29 creditors from to take. Muhler's attorney has been demand- large mailings from the Washington days after the balloting, said MARLBORO - A direct mail Muhler, who lost to Howard by the 1982 campaign have been paid, Sheehan, who is Muhler's brother, company has filed suit against ing that the company, Campaign D.C. Post Office, totalling almost 50,000 letters. He claimed the mail- approximately 40,000 votes. and with the exception of Campaign said toe assemblywoman would Assemblywoman Marie Muhler, R- Mall at Data Inc., Falls Church, Va., Mail, friendly terms have been probably make a voluntary court verify its billing procedures. The ings were the last of Muhler's Muhler also charged that Simms Monmouth, to get $28,000 Muhler failed to perform various other worked out to settle the few remain- appearance before answering a suit refuses to pay, because she claims company's owner John Simms has campaign. from Campaign Mail, "to try to But Muhler insisted that Cam- services he has asked her to pay for, ing debts. an important last-minute mailing failed to do to, Muhler charged. "I have been through seven bring this thing to a head." was not postmarked until after Campaign Mall's attorney Walter paign Mail never proved the work and charged her for more address was done on time. She said she did lists in Ocean County than she asked campaigns and have never had a Sheehan said he and Muhler would election day in 1982. Fleischer contended that the letters problem with anyone else. I don't submit papers to the federal Distlct were mailed on time. not realize anything was amiss until for. Since her second unsuccessful bid after the election, when concerned "If anyone is owed money at this intend to be bullied or threatened by Court Judge Maryanne Trump Bar- for Congress against Rep. James J. He said Campaign Mall has anyone." ry, who is assigned to the case. receipts dated Oct. 21, 1982 for two citizens wrote her that they received point, I happen to believe it's me," Howard, D-N.J., three years ago, campaign literature after election Muhler contended. She said she paid Fleischer said he filed papers Sheehan claims that Campaign day, and returned literature to her Slmmls "well over" 1100,000 for his with the District Court Clerk in Mail had already filed suit against that was originally postmarked company's services In the 1982 Trenton, and plans to serve them to his sister in Maryland for the same Monday after the balloting. campaign. Muhler's attorney, Kenneth Sheehan alleged debt, and then discontinued the suit. Some citizens reportedly received Muhler insisted she has never had this week. Index Make a dale A7 In addition, both Sheehan and Movies... AS the letters, which appeared above problems with creditors "until this Attorney's on both sides have President Reagan's signature, 10 one." She said most of her 1480,000 agreed to delay court dates until the Muhler said New Jersey papers Advice B7 People A2 Utter part of February when were erroneously delivered to Ana A8 Obituaries A7 debt from the 1982 campaign has been paid off. Muhler contended the Sheehan returns from a trip be plans Muhler's residence while the As- Business.. A5 Opinion A6 BrooUate Comm. CeUege sMeat See Mahler, page A7 Classified. B8 Sports B2 registration 1/2-15. S4J-1900-ext. 375. Atteatloa Realtors! Bahrs Salutes Hanson Comics. BS Television A8 Reach 97,000 households! The Regis- 25% off to town residents, Mon.-Fri. Winter sale BOW la pregress at Lifestyle B6 Your Town. B1 Nines ter's monthly Real Estate Guide 872-1245. 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Nancy Reagan altering image NEW YORK (AP) - Nancy Reagan has de- liberately dropped her worshipful stares at the president during public appearances and has limited invitations to a socialite she called "a modern-day Oscar Wilde," Time magazine reports. Mrs. Reagan, who often was criticized after President Reagan took office for her expensive tastes in clothes and home furnishings while the country was in the throes of recession, is devoting more time to traditional endeavors of a first lady, the magazine said in the Jan 14 issue. She has deliberately stopped giving Reagan worshipful stares as he makes public speeches, because the looks were considered evidence of phoniness. Time said. "I am trying not to do it as much as I have done Nancy Reagan Prlnceii Margaret It in the past, only because there was so much talk about it and it was kind of ridiculed," the magazine hearts belong to Daddy — or Mom. quoted Mrs. Reagan as saying. The contestants were asked who is the most And while dinner guests still include Frank Sinatra important person in the world. Sixteen chose one of and "Dynasty" star Joan Collins, people such as their parents, while 14 chose Reagan. Third place Mrs. Reagan's rich bachelor friend Jerry Zipkin are went to Pope John Paul II, with three votes. now less in evidence, Time said. One vote apiece went to evangelist Billy Graham. Barbara Walters, entertainer Bob Hope, distance Mrs. Reagan once called Zipkin, a full-time celebrated by Pope John Paul II. Snow covered the partygoer in New York City, as "a modern-day Oscar runner Mary Decker, Nancy Reagan, British Prime AT LONG LAST — Nuns walk through snow to St. Wilde." Minister Margaret Thatcher and director Steven Peter's Basilica in Vatican City to attend Mass city yesterday for the first time in 14 years. But the first lady's influence on the president, Spielberg. particularly in personnel matters, has been for- The pageant will be held Jan. 22. midable, the magazine said, citing her role In shakeups involving former National Security Adviser Fixture at the Grand Ole Opry Richard Allen, campaign manager John Sears and Snow cloaks Europe Allen's successor William Clark. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Country music legend Hank Snow has spent half his life on the weekly LONDON (AP) — A Siberian air mass swept across In London, where Trafalgar Square was under a white Her son. Ron Reagan, said his mother's political Europe yesterday and delivered the coldest covering for the first time in three winters, 2 inches was instincts are sharper than the president's when it Grand Ole Opry show — a fact that makes the 70- comes to things like inner workings of the White year-old "pillar" of the Opry a bit bashful. temperatures of the century in some cities, as well as recorded downtown. "You didn't need to give it away," he said a dusting of snow in two capitals where it's rarely seen, The British capital's Gatwick Airport was closed and House staff. Rome and London. operations at Heathrow, which handles the most "He has great instincts on a whole-country kind Saturday after announcer Hairl Hensley mentioned of level, the big picture," the young Reagan said. Snow's 35th anniversary on the show "(That's) half The beaches of the French Riviera were cloaked in international passengers of any airport in the world, "She's got great instincts when it comes to my life." snow, and in Rome people skied through streets that were severely restricted. Officials estimated hundreds individuals and small groups." Snow, a member of the Country Music Hall of normally are ruled by hordes of honking cars. of flights across Europe were delayed, diverted or Fame, opened his portion of the Opry by singing his "You must say this is a surprise, a rather rare scene canceled. most famous hit, "I'm Movin' On." In this city," Pope John Paul II said, surveying a snow- Princess Margaret hospitalized draped St. Peter's Square from the window where he In London and surrounding counties, police pleaded The late Ernest Tubb helped Snow make his Opry with motorists to stay off the roads. LONDON lAP) — Princess Margaret, younger debut in January 1950. traditionally gives Sunday blessings. sister of Queen Elizabeth II, was reported in More than a decade ago, Snow was dubbed one of The snow, 5Vi inches deep, was the first significant "Conditions are the worst for more than 10 years," comfortable condition yesterday at London's the Opry s "four pillars." along with Tubb, Roy snowfall in Rome in 14 years. It closed the Eternal said a police spokesman in Sussex, to the east of London. Brompton Hospital, where she was admitted for Acuff and Bill Monroe. City's two major airports, Leonardo da Vinci and "It is suicidal to drive. Surfaces are like skating rinks." unspecified tests. Snow says he has only missed "seven or eight" Ciampino, and blanketed tourist sites from the News of the World, a London tabloid, quoted weekend shows in the past four years and continues Colosseum to the Spanish Steps. More cold and more snow was on the way, said the unidentified friends of the 54-year-old princess as to tour steadily. Slate-run RAI television said the snowfall was the London Weather Center, which blamed the deep freeze saying she had been suffering from chest pains. "It's been a very happy association," he said. "Of heaviest in Rome since" 1958. on a Siberian air mass spreading across Europe. But John Plant, a spokesman for the hospital, said course, the Opry's always been good to everybody." her admission was routine and she was only expected to stay a few days. Fight over road goes on Newspapers yesterday linked the hospital tests to BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Singer Carole King, locked the princess' heavy smoking. She often is photo- Duarte representative, in a battle with local officials to keep closed a road graphed at parties with a tortoise-shell cigarette to her ranch in the Sawtooth National Recreation holder in her right hand. Area, is seeking a court order to force the U.S. Several papers reported that she was taken Forest Service to release documents about the land. Saturday by limousine from her home at Kensington "This has been an exhausting process for the Palace and was ushered into the hospital through a plaintiff and her husband, both emotionally and three villagers killed service entrance. financially," attorney Steven Millemann said Friday leaving the village he saw Alfaro as he asked U.S. District Judge Marion Callister to SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador Cathedal. order the records released. (AP) - A member of a rightist lying on the ground, apparently near "Pitifully, the continuation of the Actress unveils ship's figurehead political party shot and killed a death. The village has no telephones war continues to Under the path to Miss King and her husband, Richard Sorenson, personal representative of Presi- and no further information was DANA POINT. Calif. (AP) - Actress Catherine have sought the documents — a Forest Service peace," he said. "There are those dent Jose Napoleon Duarte and available. who believe that the route to follow Bach of television's "Dukes of Hazzard" unveiled the report on the access road, historical articles and a three villagers, an official of figurehead for California's official tall ship, a bare- letter from the Forest Service to a Custer County A member of the executive com- is to impose peace through war and Duarte's Christian Democratic Par- mittee of the Republican Nationalist unfortunately there are Ill-omened breasted wooden sculpture for which she posed. commissioner — since they bought the Robinson Bar ty said yesterday. Miss Bach. 30, was chosen as the model for the Ranch in 1981. Alliance, who spoke on condition signs of this current." figurehead because she is descended from one of the The assailant opened fire on that be not be identified, said be had Representatives of the govern- A lawsuit filed by the county seeks to have the road Pedro Rene Yanes, one of Duarte's state's early families and has both Californian and declared public. It was used publicly until Miss King heard of the shooting but could not ment and leftist guerrillas have held Mexican ancestry, figurehead donor Bob Nichols three political troubleshooters, as confirm Velasquez' account. He said and Sorenson put a locked gate across it. Yanes stepped into a street in he did not know If Alfaro was a two rounds of talks, Oct. 15 and Nov. said at the unveiling Saturday. Assistant U.S. Attorney William VanHole asked 30, and may meet again this month. The figurehead, sculpted by Frank Morgan of San Concepcion de Oriente Saturday member of the party, but would Callister to dismiss Miss King's complaint against night to buy a soft drink, said check the membership list today. Rivera y Damas and his auxiliary Diego, represents the mythical Califia. for whom the the Forest Service and the U.S. Department of Amilcar Velasquez. archbishop, Monsignor Gregorio state is named. Agriculture. - Meanwhile, the head of El Yanes was visting the village, 130 Salvador's Roman Catholic Church Rosa Chavez, have arranged the The figurehead will adorn the prow of the peace talks. Californian. a full-scale replica of the 1849 Coast miles northeast of San Salvador, to said continued fighting between Guard ship that patrolled the waters off the state. Figure skater hurt during show participate in a local festival on the government forces and leftist rebels Rivera y Damas urged that the The state legislature designated the 145-foot ship eve of the Epiphany holiday, he said. after holiday truces is making the talks continue and said the process PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Olympic silver Velasquez said he had been with search for a negotiated peace more "should not be a pretext for return- California's official tall ship, to be used in a sailing medalist Kitty Carruthers slipped and pulled a back training program for young people. Yanes in Concepcion de Oriente for difficult. ing to the past or to a standard of muscle during an Ice Capades performance in Rhode the festival. Monsignor Arturo Rivera y political partisanship of the left or Island. The gunmen also killed three Dumas, archbishop of San Salvador, right." Reagan loses out to parents Miss Carruthers fell during a Saturday matinee at villagers and wounded two others said the two three-day cease-fires The church's legal aid office the Providence Civic Center and did not perform before he was shot by one of Yanes' for the Christmas and New Year's reported that Is the past week eight MIAMI (AP) - President Reagan handily won re- during Saturday night's show. Civic Center officials bodyguards, Velasquez said. He said election in November, but was a loser among the 51 holidays "with some few complaints civilians were slain, and attributed said they did not know when she would resume he recognized the assailant as of passing violations, are positive contestants in the Miss Teen USA Pageant. Their skating. five of the killings to right-wing Francisco Alfaro, and identified him and we believe that these signs death squads. It also said eight as a member of the far-right should be taken In account and soldiers and eight presumed guer- Republican Nationalist Alliance. encouraged." He spoke In his week- rillas were slain in clashes during THE WEATHER Velasquez said that as he was ly homily at the Metropolitan the week.

Jersey shore Th« Blast rips through city Mostly cloudy this morning with a 80 percent chance of rain in the CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (AP) area one block west of the city's Debris from the explosion broke — A gas explosion ripped through a main plaza and principal tourist windows along a ISO- to200-foo t long afternoon. High in the lower 40s. downtown business district in this Winds southwest at 10 to 15 mph. strip. Juarez is a city of 1 million strip of stores and damaged cars border city yesterday, injuring 27 across the Rio Grande from El parked in the area, said fire Sgt. Snow and rain changing to flurries people, destroying a two-story build- tonight. Low in the upper 20s. Paso, Texas. Rafael Carrillo. ing and damaging at least 13 shops, Witnesses at the scene said there City police patrolman Jose Luis Chance of precipitation is 70 percent officials said. in the evening, 30 percent late at was only one explosion and no fire Granados said officers would guard Three of the injured, including a afterward. the area throughout the night to night. There is a 30 percent chance woman whose right leg was blown Nicholas Montes, owner of a of flurries tomorrow. Windy and protect against looters. Officials off at mid-calf and a man whose clothing store near the garage, said said no monetary damage estimates cold. High around 30. Ocean water skull was fractured, were in serious he smelted gas shortly before noon were available. temperature in the middle 40s. condition last night at Juarez Gen- and was calling the fire department Trejos said an Investigation into eral Hospital, nursing supervisor when the blast occurred. the blast Is under way. He said gas Rosa Gines said. Marine forecast High "I had Just started to dial the fire to the downtown business district 7tf Four of the 14 people hospitalized department when I heard the ex- Watch Hill. R.I. to Manasquan, Temperatures where the explosion occurred was N.J. after the blast were released last plosion," Montes said. "It was a cut off so the leak could be repaired. Winds south 10 to 15 knots today, night, Gines said, adding that no loud boom and the building shook. I Among the shops damaged were a northwest 15 to 25 knots tonight. deaths were reported. ran outside, everybody was yelling photography store, a restaurant and Mostly cloudy today with a chance FRONTS: The explosion occurred at noon in and running and one woman had lost a Jewelry shop. Only some of the of rain late in the day. Rain or snow a two-story building that housed a her leg." shops In the area were open at the tonight changing to flurries. Visibili- Warm._ garage and several shops, said Capt. Trejo said the force of the time of the explosion, officials said. David Trejo of the Juarex Fire explosion put out what little fire ty more than 5 miles through today, Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded ^ Stationary J 1 to 4 miles tonight improving to Department. He added that leaking may have occurred after the blast. over 5 miles by tomorrow morning Melons) Westier Service NOAA. US Oept of Commerce gas that nude contact with s He said windows were broken In Airlines to aid Average seas 2 to 4 feet. Partly beater's pilot light apparently ig- a three-square-block radius, and he cloudy tomorrow with a chance of CMvaaM 35 23 »l nited the blast. attributed most of the injuries to Ethiopian Jews TOMORROW: Sunrise 7:20 am.; CohunlM.se 53 22 at snow flurries. Winds northwest at IS sunset 4:46 p.m. CokimourOti 35 34 Mr The blast occurred In a business flying glass. LONDON - The Tunes of : to 30 knots. Concord.N M 27 01 «n London said in Monday's editions Last quarter Jan. 16: first quar- Daaaa-Fi worm •2 32 W ter Jan. 31; full moon Jan. 9.: new Dayton 31 2S that new moves were under way Tides moon Jan. 23. Oanvar 41 » Mr to rescue 12,000 to 14,000 Ethio- DaaMouva 45 21 My Seven dead, 182 hurt pian Jews in Sudan and Ethiopia Onrorl IS 27 My Sandy Hook Weather elsewhere Duium 2* 21 11 My following the end of the Israeli- ElPaao 51 22 Mr organized airlift by the Belgian All times Eastern Standard » B TODAY: High: 7:42 a.m. and oi m oi Mr in train derailment charter firm, Trans European 2* IS 02 Mr Airways. 8:14 p.m. and low: 1:30 a.m. and 47 14 m 2:24 p.m. 12 27 Mr CALPULALPAN, Mexico (AP) - crashed on their side, police com- The newspaper, in a story from si it MT A passenger train derailed south of TOMORROW: High 8:25 am 46 22 dr mander Abraham Agutlar Carrasco Jerusalem, quoted Zvl Eyal, chief and 9:00 p.m. and low: 2:16 a.m. 40 II «l Calpulalpan, killing seven people said. He said the cause of the spokesman of the Jewish Agency, 23-01 Mr and injuring US, police and the Red as saying some commercial air- and 3:08 p.m. •o a Mr derailment was not Immediately For Red Bank and Rumson •on . # Cross said yesterday. known. lines had contacted the agency to bridge add two hours: Sea Bright, 33 21 OOy Two U.S. citizens and one Briton offer their services. He would not 52 • W were among the injured, the U.S. The crash occurred half a mile identify the airlines and said their deduct 10 minutes: Long Branch, •0 21 dr south of Tepuente, seven miles south deduct 15 minutes: Highlands a 30 m Embassy reported. It did not ident- offers were passed on to the 44 27 Mr ify them, bat said none was of Calpulalpan and SO miles east of Israeli Cabinet. bridge, add 40 minutes. m 41 21 Mr wrlossly hurt. Mexico City. Eyal was quoted as ssyicg 10 dr Three of the six passenger cars on Martin Ylleacas. a Rad Cross there are an estimated 4,000 -Sun, Moon M 20 Mr Cimi—jn.wv , B » Mr the 10-car Mexican National Rail- rescue worker, said the Injured, Ethiopian Jews, or Falashas, la All tines Enteni Standard MIC a s «r ways train, southbound from Mexico some In serious condition, wen transit camps in Sedan aad ' TODAY: Sunrise 7:20 a.m.: — 53 « City to Oaxaca. went off the tracks IT n Mr taken to hospitals In the Mexico City between S.00O and 10,009 In romat 4:45p.m. MM-* Paul MM Mr on a enrre late Saturday night and Ethiopia. 11 20 Mr Pastor's MONDAY, JANUARY 7,1985 The D«aily Register A3 backers Zaccaro may enter protest guilty plea today CLAIRTON, Pa. (AP) - About 100 supporter* of a Jailed pastor NEW YORK (AP) - John Zaccaro, husband of manage. After a federal examiner ruled the loan Illegal, worshiped ouUidthU church yester- Democratic vice presidential candidate Geraldlne DeLorenzo repaid it, toe newspaper said. day as sheriff's deputlas who seiud Ferraro, may plead guilty today to charges stemming The sales contract Involves five apartment buildings the church last week watched from a probe of bis business dealings, according to his in Queens that court papers show DeLorenzo wanted to through locked doers from inside. lawyer and published report*. buy for $11.9 million to resell as condominiums. i«e WOT snipers conducted an The Dairy Newt quoted "a highly-placed source close The transaction collapsed, however, and a lawsuit hour-long service to protest un- to the Investigation" at saying Zaccaro would plead was fUed. employment and "corporate evil" guilty to a misdemeanor charge of scheming to defraud, Zaccaro and two associates - Harold W. Farrell and and to support the rtov. D. Douglas which carries a maximum penalty of six months In Robert Wolk - had sought financing for the sale of the Roth and eight of hit jailed tap- prison. The plea would be entered "shortly, possibly buildings. In that effort, Zaccaro put down and lost an porters who occupied Trinity tomorrow (Monday)," the newspaper said In yester- 180,000 down payment a court Investigation later found Lutheran Church for weeks but were day's editions. be had improperly borrowed from a woman's estate be arrested Friday after deputies Zaccaro, a real estate broker whose financial affairs had been appointed to oversee as guardian. * broke Into the church. became an Issue during his wife's unsuccessful 1M4 According to court papers on the sale, an application "Evil may win battles, but we are campaign with Walter Mondale, is now "looking at all for financing was submitted to Prudential-Bache assured that to God's right time, the of his options, and considering pleading guilty is one of Securities. However, the contract listed the purchase final victory la his. He will protect them," attorney John B. Koegel told The Associated price as $15.5 million, rather than the actual figure of ' his own and restore his church. God Press on Saturday. »U9 million. will see that Justice is done for the Koegel denied a report In yesterday's editions of The A higher figure could have been used to justify a unemployed," said actor David New York Times that the possible plea by the real larger loan than otherwise could have been secured. Soul, reading from a sermon Roth Actor David Soul reads lermon outtide church in Clairton, Pa. estate manager involves the falsification of a aales Questioned through his attorney last fall, Zaccaro wrote in Jail. say the Judge should hold 20 pastors, court. The other four were to be contract for five apartment buildings. acknowledged knowing of the falsification but denied Soul, star of television's "Starsky the people who come here, even sentenced today. "That's completely wrong," Koegel said. "It's on having anything to do with it, the Times said. and Hutch" and brother of a myself, (guilty) of complicity," Soul The judge also sentenced Roth to another matter," he said, refusing to give further One of Zaccaro's former associates in the deal told the Times he had been informed by his lawyer that be Pittsburgh-area Lutheran minister said in his second address at Trinity another 30 days in Jail, to be served details and Zaccaro were indicted by the grand jury last week. who supports Roth, described Fri- Lutheran in less than a month. concurrently with the 38 days re- Zaccaro replied "no comment" Saturday when a However, Farrell said he had not been told the charges. day's arrest of seven people Inside Deputies broke Into the church maining on his 90-day sentence, for reporter went to his borne to ask him about possible the church as "most appalling." He Friday and arrested seven people, encouraging the others to defy him. indictments. Attempts to get comment yesterday were said Allegheny County Judge Emil including Roth's wife, Nadine, who The 33-year-old pastor was Jailed unsuccessful. His home phone number Is unlisted and Reagan news conference set Narlck, who ordered the church had barricaded themselves Inside in Nov. 13 for contempt after refusing calls to his attorney's office were not answered. occupiers arrested, had applied the defiance of a court order. to obey Bishop Kenneth May's The Times said that following a three-month WASHINGTON - President Reagan is expected to law "selectively^" Three of the protesters, in ad- orders to relinquish his pulpit. investigation by Manhattan prosecutors, a grand jury hold a news conference Wednesday to report to the dition to the church council's presi- last week voted sealed Indictments of Zaccaro and three nation on results of the US-Soviet arms talks in "If these people ate in Jail serving dent who turned himself in later The bishop said late last week the others in connection with two separate cases. Geneva, an administration official said Sunday. sentences, then there isn't one of us Friday, were sentenced by Narick to church would remain closed and A spokeswoman for the Manhattan District At- The official, who spoke on condition that he not be who shouldn't be there with them. I 60 days in Jail for civil contempt of under observation indefinitely. torney's office, Mary deBourbon, would not verify identified, said that while the White House has not yet accounts that the husband of the three-term Queens issued a formal announcement of the news conference, congresswoman may be pondering a guilty plea, or the televised session with reporters was tentatively set detail possible charges. for Wednesday evening. "We wouldn't confirm or deny anything," deBourbon It is expected to focus on the outcome of Secretary Goetz refusing money said. of State George P. Shultz's talks today and tomorrow The Times said one of the indictments involved the with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko. NEW YORK (AP) - Accused subway shooter Edward Hershey, a corrections department spokesman, alleged falsified sales contract; the other, a loan from Reagan had a brief question-andanswer session with Bernhard Goetz continued to refuse the thousands of said yesterday. "I'm not getting into trivializatlon of the credit union of the Port Authority of New York and reporters on Dec. 7, but he has not held a full-scale news dollars raised by supporters, remaining jailed yesterday this and explaining what he had for breakfast. He's an New Jersey, the newspaper said. conference since July 24. in a high-security cellblock because it may be "the Inmate and entitled to the same rights and privileges The latter involves a 1950,000 loan by the credit union ABC News reported last night that first lady Nancy safest place be can be," said an organizer of his defense as anyone else, including privacy." in 1983 to John DeLorenzo, a real estate investor who Reagan has succeeded in persuading the president to fund. Earlier, Hershey had said Goetz might post ball is not a credit union member and therefore ineligible hold a news conference every month. Citing unidentified Mayor Edward I. Koch, meanwhile, declared that during the weekend, but Joseph Provost, an organizer to borrow money from it, according to federal auditors. White sources, the network said Mrs. Reagan persuaded "Instant justice is not Justice," and urged the public not of the Bernhard Goetz Defense Fund, said he thought DeLorenzo reportedly got the money to buy a building her husband to do so because she believes regular news to characterize- Goetz as a hero. the accused gunman would prefer to remain in Jail. in a sale that Zaccaro co-brokered with the credit conferences are in his interest. Goetz, 37, is charged with attempting to murder four "My personal feeling is he may not even want to be union's lawyer. teen-agers he said bled to rob him on a subway train bailed out. Maybe he feels that where he is is the safest DeLorenzo used the funds to purchase an apartment A White House spokesman, Marlin Fitzwater, in Manhattan on Dec. 22. Two of the shooting victims place he can be," Provost said. "He probably doesn't building that he later hired Zaccaro's company to declined to comment on the ABC report. remain hospitalized, one paralyzed from the waist even want to go to his apartment." down. The defense fund, organized by Provoxt and several Goetz, a self-employed electronics specialist, was other of Goetz's associates in the electronics business, held being bald In lieu of $50,000 cash bail in a unit of had raised more than $2,500 by Saturday, said another the Rikers Island Jail reserved for notorious or organizer, Robert Diamant. endangered prisoners. "And that doesn't include the mail," Provost said. "There is no new change in (Goetz's) status," "That should start arriving Monday." Study on crime released l ARTMENT STORE WASHINGTON (AP) - In 43 was known about the offender, the offender, representing about 9 per- percent of seme 7 million household intruder was someone known only cent of the cases. burglaries, the perpetrator was a by sight — but nonetheless re- The study also found that some 2.8 relative, acquaintance or someone cognizable — by the person whose million burglaries out of the 73 recognizable to the victim, the household was burglarized, the re- million committed were accom- Justice Department said yesterday. port said. panied by violent crimes. In a study of burglary trends In the remainder of the cases, the "A substantial proportion of viol- this is it!!! between 1073-1962, the Bureau of burglary was carried out by a ent crimes that occur in the home Justice Statistics found that 7 per- stranger or an offender known to the are committed during household cent of the tune, the offender was a victim. burglaries," the report said. victim's spouse or former spouse. Although the study covered about "Three-fifths of all rapes, three- Four percent of the crimes were 73 million burglaries committed fifths of all robberies and about one- committed by another relative, and over the 10-year period, conclusions third of all aggravated and simple in 25 percent of the Incidents, it was about the familiarity of the offender assaults are committed by bur- carried out by an acquaintance. to the victim were based on some 7 glars." In 6 percent of the some 7 million million incidents In which Steven R. Schlesinger, the bu- burglaries for which information authorities had information on the reau's director, said "household burglary ranks among the more -SHE serious felony crimes, not only It's finally 1985 for Mummers because it involves the illegal entry of one's home, but also because a PHILADELPHIA (AP) - After The Mummers have paraded in substantial proportion of the violent suffering a rainout, then a snowout, the new year since 1901 on Jan.-1, crimes that occur In the home take the Mummers finally had their 85th but this year a steady rain caused place during a burglary." annual New Year's blowout yester- parade directors to cancel the New Years Day parade, then an early- Schlesinger added; "Thus, bur- day, and an estimated 20,000 people glary is potentially a far more strutted down the city's main street morning snow wiped out plans for Saturday's rain date. serious crime than its classification in a procession of pageantry and as a property offense indicates. partying. 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44 APPLE ST.. TINTON FALLS oft Sumnkwy Am. « nH HM.-M. l»5» Tan. 1 Fit. • I r.H. PROGRESS DEPARTMENT STORE A4 The Daily Register MONDAY. JANUARY 7. 1985 Shortened review path sparks inmate's appeal TRENTON (AP) - A prUon Inmate* who have pleaded guilty But inmate Gary Blanco, whose inmate has begun challenging the and want to appeal the length of sentence appeal was one of several conitUuUonality of a new Judicial their sentence. hundred selected for the pilot pro- procedure that bah convict* from Two weeks ago, court* began ject, has begun a constitutional filing written legal brlefi In their applying the new procedure acrou challenge of the procedure, said lenience appeal!, but a Public the board, said Deborah Karpatkln, Karpatkln. Defender's office spokesman laid an attorney for the New Jersey yesterday that the experiment ben- Chapter of the American Civil Blanco pleaded guilty to robbing efit! moat client!. Liberties Union. an elderly woman In a supermarket "We get better resulta, our cases parking lot two years ago, according are tried faster," said Thomas Under the expedited procedure, to court papers. He was sentenced Smith, tint assistant public de- judges base, sentence reviews on to 30 years with a minimum of 10 fender. oral arguments and records from years before parole. Arguments are The program, introduced last the lower courts, rather than study- scheduled for Feb. 6 before the April to help reduce the caie load in Ing written legal briefs point-by- Appellate Division of Superior the appeals courts, only applies to point. Court. Roukema's role emerges as hunger panel develops BY ALAN FRAM front-page headlines, and much of the committee's work has been WASHINGTON (AP) - Last Feb- aimed at the African nation. ruary, New Jersey Rep. Marge ANALYSIS Roukema cast a vote in a losing Roukema was one of eight mem- battle against the creation of the bers of Congress who traveled to Once the committee was estab- Ethiopia in November. proposed House Select Committee lished, however, House Minority on Hunger. Today, Roukema is the Leader Robert Michel, R-Ill., asked Moved by the starving people in senior Republican on the panel and Roukema to join the panel as senior refugee camps and disturbed about has already become one of its more the city yesterday where an early morning fire killed Republican, she said. the lack of sufficient medical equip- FATAL FIRE — Newark lire department personnel active members. two children and two adults. ment, she returned to her district carry a portable heater from a duplex building in She made a four-day trip to "When be called me, I told him that he must have the wrong person and helped organize fund drives Ethiopia in November and is spend- among the medical societies of ing time these days helping to because I voted against lt," she said. "He said, 'I don't have the Bergen, Passalc and Sussex coun- prepare legislation aimed at in- ties. Fire kills four in Newark creasing American food aid over- wrong person.'" seas. Roukema said she was chosen So far, she said, those drives have BY KAKIN I.AIB the fire started, about 12:30 a.m. floor window while Lateefah Regis- That's not to say the Ridge wood, because of her membership on two collected more than $10,000 for yesterday as temperatures dropped ter, 19, escaped with only minor cuts N.J., lawmaker has become one of House committees with overlapping hospital equipment. NEWARK (API - Four people, to 20 degrees. and bruises when Mickey Ford the more outspoken members of the jurisdiction with the hunger panel: "We're talking about losing two of them children, were killed The heater was responsible for pushed her down the stairs. committee. She has carefully tip- Banking, Finance and Urban Af- millions of people," she said. "I've over the weekend in a fire that starting the fire in a bedroom of the toed the line between calling for fairs, and Education and Labor. found that Americans, as long as began when six tenants of a two- Mickey Ford was then was driven two-story duplex at 260 Bergen St., additional American aid to the "And be didn't say it, but I they're convinced of humanitarian bedroom apartment used a faulty back by the heat and the flames, where four tenants, all members of starving countries of Africa and assume that with the gender gap needs, are generous beyond belief." electric space heater to try to keep Caufield said. the same family, became trapped on praising President Reagan for the being a big thing at the time, maybe She and other committee mem- warm. the second floor and died, he said. A fire escape was broken and there were no smoke detectors in assistance this country already the fact that I was a woman bers have met with Reagan and "These are very poor people," other administration officials, and Caufield identified the victims as the building, said the fire director, sends abroad. helped," sne said. said Newark Fire Director John Willie Alice Ford, 45; her son, have taken credit for persuading adding that authorities would file Yet, the 55-year-old Roukema, Roukema said that even though Caufield. "It's very easy for me to Mickey Ford, 26; her grand- them to increase the amount of cash fire code violation notices against one of the more moderate GOP the select committee, which can say they shouldn't (buy space daughter, Cynthia Ford, 5; and her members of the House, seems to make recommendations, cannot in- and food sent to Ethiopia. heaters) But you don't buy these grandson, Delwien Bradley, 11. the landlord, who did not live in the And Roukema plans later this building. relish her work on the committee. itiate legislation, it will be a podium things unless you have a need for He said two other tenants of the Her perspective has changed since for lawmakers to focus clearly and month to Join in introducing a IMS them." apartment escaped and three others Caufield said that residents of the the February day when she was one exclusively on the problem of million African food aid measure as CaufieloVsaid thai witnesses told were not at home. other apartment in the building of only 78 House members to vote hunger. an alternative to a fl billion aid authorities they had seen sparks Caufield said James Roberts, 39, escaped the fire unharmed and against forming the panel. And with several food-related package introduced Thursday by coming from the appliance before jumped to safety from a second- returned to their home yesterday. "I had specific ideas about the programs up for renewal this year House Democrats. proliferation of committees around — such as the farm bill and "This is in everybody's best this place," she said last week. "The reauthorizatlon of toe World Bank — interests," she said of the aid. "If proliferation is not only costly, but her committee can influence that Africa develops well, it can become THE STATE it's created many overlapping legislation, she noted. a good trading customer. And I jurisdictions and to some extent Is In recent weeks, the famine in believe good trading customers inhibiting the flow of legislation." Ethiopia has consistently grabbed make good allies." chicken and egg center of the region. Fuel move to go unprotested The borough's 4,200 residents must jostle elbows and bump fenders with the 10,000 to 15,000 shoppers who By The Associated Press come to Flemington from as far away as Connecticut, Maintaining their opposition to the transfer of spent officials said. radioactive fuel from western New York to a power plant on the New Jersey shore, members of anti-nuclear Mayor Herman Kapp said that in the late 1960s, a power groups said they have no plans to protest the developer built a shopping area called Turntable action or try to impede it. Junction, which turned out to be a harbinger of things to come. New Jersey officials last week lost their attempts in court to steer the 32 truck shipments off a federally About 10 years later, a New York developer started approved route that extends in New Jersey from the the real boom when he turned a section of the borough Delaware Water Gap southward to the Oyster Creek that looked "like the South Bronx" into a spiffy Nuclear Generating Station in Lacey Township. Ocean collection of 88 outlet stores called Liberty Village. County. And as word of the stores' success spread, more and more manufacturers located here, Kapp said, adding State police said they feared the trucks could fall prey that Liberty Village now has a two-year waiting list for to saboteurs or protestors if they became involved in store space. traffic jams because of construction work along Interstate 287 in Piscataway. Shoppers in Flemington can buy, at prices below those at many retail stores, china, dishes and crystal 1-287 is part of the 331-mile route, approved by the from such manufacturers as Mikasa, Georges Briard, federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission, from a former Pfaltzgraff, and Royal Doulton; clothing arid outerwear, reprocessing plant in West Valley, NY., to Oyster including fur coats; books; butcher block furniture; Creek Oriental imports; beauty supplies; candy and food. But Larry Bogart, who heads the Citizens Energy Council, an anti-nuclear group, said that planning "I'd much rather deal with the problems of keeping protests would be futile since no one knows exactly the town manageable than of keeping the town alive," when the trucks carrying the spent fuel will be making the mayor said. their runs. "The Achilles heel of the industry is the inability of 3rd arrest in attack on nun the nuclear industry to dispose of its waste. But by jockeying it around, they're increasing the likelihood of PATERSON (AP) - A 20-year-old man was arrested an accident." said Bogart. whose organization was and charged after a search of his room uncovered formed in 1966 and claims to be the oldest anti-nuclear personal items belonging to a Roman Catholic nun who power group in the nation. was. sexually assaulted two days before Christmas, Lisa Finaldi, a spokeswoman for the Sierra Club in police say. Buffalo. N.Y., said her group also had no plans to stage The man is the older brother of a 16-year-old South demonstrations against the shipments. Paterson youth arrested Wednesday and charged under Oyster Creek sent the spent fuel to the West Valley the state's juvenile code with aggravated sexual plant in 1975, but a federal judge in Buffalo, N.Y., in assault, police said. The 16-year-old has not been 1983 ordered the plant closed and told the nuclear identified because of his age. facility to retrieve its used fuel. The 20-year-old was charged with possession of stolen property and released Saturday after 10 percent of his $2,500 bail was met. Cocaine seized in 2 arrests The juvenile's brother was charged after the nun's bag, the records of her order and other personal items By The Associated Press were found in the closet of his room when it was State police seized more than 34 pounds of cocaine searched after a warrant was obtained Friday, police with a street value of more than $1 million and arrested said. four people in two separate incidents on New Jersey A second suspect, Edwin Garcia, 21, was arrested highways over the weekend, authorities said yesterday. Thursday and charged with sexual assault, possession Lt. Joseph Kobus, a spokesman for the state police, of a stolen car, car theft and kidnapping, police said. said two men were being held in the Salem County Jail A psychiatrist used hypnosis to elicit from the nun a in lieu of $1.5 million bail each after their arrests description of part of the license plate number of the Saturday on U.S. Route 40 in Carneys Point, about 2 car driven by her assailants and police obtained a The quick, easy way Non-homeowners are important people, miles from the Delaware Memorial Bridge. description of the attackers through routine Interviews. The suspects were driving a van in which state police The attack occurred after the nun, wbc was not to obtain cash. too. So here, at The Provident, we have a found 22'* pounds of cocaine with a street value of about wearing a religious habit, followed a car that bad No application fees, LINE OF CREDIT for renters, wage- (660.000. Kobus said sideswiped her car so she could exchange insurance earners, and anyone, in fact, who meets The van was stopped for speeding by Trooper Brian information, Kayne said. no complications. Line of Credit qualifications. One applica- Koshland, who noticed a large hunting knife on the front Kayne said the males forced then1 way into her car seat of the vehicle and arrested the two for illegal tion is all you need. When your credit line and drove it Into a nearby park, where she was sexually Apply now. is established, you are privileged to make possession of a dangerous weapon, Kobus said. Later, assaulted. state police obtained a search warrant from a Carneys a loan simply by writing a check without Police said the 16-year-old did not participate In the 1 For quick Information, waiting for anyone elses approval. Borrow Point Municipal Court judge. A search of the van turned sexual assault, but that be assisted Garcia in the attack. up the cocaine. phase phone toll-free as many times as you wish - each time In the second case, two men were being held on State to train new teachers you do you will owe only for the amount 1360,000 bail each at the Burlington County Jail in Mount In New Jersey borrowed plus any accrued finance Holly after state police found 12 pounds of cocaine in NEWARK (AP) - The state Department of 1-800-742-2943. charges. their car on the New Jersey Turnpike, Kobus said. Education plans to establish its own regional centers to He said that Trooper James Grant stopped the men's train new public school teachers, who traditionally have car on the New Jersey Turnpike in Mansfield Township been prepared for their jobs by colleges and univer- because of an illegal lane change. sities, a published report says. Grant said he noticed several packs of untaxed The department in an wirelessed report details steps cigarettes on the dashboard and asked to search the car. school districts must take to implement the aew Equal The two men signed a written consent form for a search, "alternate route" to teacher certification, according to THE PROVIDENT Opportunrty he added. a story In yesterday's editions of The Star-Ledger of SAVINGS SANK Lander The trooper said he found the cocaine in a suitcase Newark. Offices throughout New Jersey • Member FDIC in the trunk. . The state school board decided in September that school districts can hire liberal arts graduates who have had no formal college-based teacher training. Bargain-hunters jam traffic Those teachers are required to pass state subject- matter examinations and undergo a paid, year-long THERCS A PftOVOeNT OFFICE NEAR YOU FLEMINGTON (AP) - Thousands of bargain- internship at the hiring school district. Bayonnt, SaMvtfs, Btoomftttd, BuHngton Townthp, CfmnyHt, hunters swarm every weekend to this 1.1-square-mile Education Commissioner Saul Coopcrman confirmed O&igtwaxi.Dunxini.Dunttwi, EM* WkKt*x,Grw Brook, Jvmy City, borough famous for it* nearly MO manufacturers' the state takeover of the Internship programs, but Leonsf* Mtph Shtdt, Mount Ho9y, MortnvsNt, Oceey) Township, declined formal comment until after the report has been Point HnuantBMVh, fletfBert*, Jswwc*, Union City, MtMfMtw itrt, distributed to the public schools and coUexes. i|i-^.l^w.|j IHssSMii nfc n mi •"-» Tiifiihir MONDAY. JANUARY 7, 1985 Business The Daily Register A5 Drive on to put a lid on escalating bank costs

Prom coast to coast, a drive li Even Congress has entered the acceptable checking.account. withdrawals by check; automatic this would make essential bankiag mounting among citizens' group*, potential conflict. Legislation In- While you personally may find teller machines. and checking services available to Individual! and itate officials to stop troduced In the past sesaion of these charges a mere annoyance Sheshunoff L Co., an Austin, low-income consumers. Jack Gillis the steady increases in charges for Congress would have required that prods you into better habits, Texas, consulting firm, found that of of the Consumer Federation of even the simplest banking services. banks, savings and loans and credit SYLVIA they may present a true hardship for banks responding to its survey America compares this level of "This Is more than the public's unions to provide written details of others. Deregulation of the banking questionnaire - admittedly a self- services to those a utility provides sensitivity to ever-rising bank the prices and types of services industry has turned into a double- selected and therefore not represen- - services everyone should be able charges," notes Fritz M. Elmen- offered, and to make this infor- edged sword. Banks now offer to afford. dorf, a spokesman for the American tative group - most plan to raise mation available to would-be cus- PORTER! higher interest rates for certificates their charges in 1985 This is how Massachusetts recently passed a Bankers Association in Washington, tomers. The bill probably will be of deposit and Interest on checking law that helps young and old bank D.C. "It's essential If bank charges charges five years ago compare reintroduced this year by Its spon- - NOW and SuperNOW accounts. customers. Those under age 18 or are to be held within affordable with average bank charges in 1883: sor, Rep. Cardiss Collins, D-Ill. But they charge higher fees for such Bounced check: »5 07 then; 19.46 over 65 no longer have to pay limits." , The presumption is that If many v. routine services as safe-deposit in 1883. banking fees for checking and of you, who are possible customers, boxes and bounced checks. savings accounts. You and I must develop new knew what you would pay for a Stop-payment order: $3.15 then; The banks claim their costs have 17.28 in 1963. This law has aroused great op- habits about shopping for bank checking or savings account, you ance is $100. Clearly this kind of risen drastically. This undoubtedly position in the banking industry. Safe-deposit box :\ $7.06 then; services. As Elmendorf points out: might choose to go elsewhere. requirement negates the goal of a is true, but customers with large Revisions are expected - but none "Banks are new to product creation As an illustration, many banks savings account, especially for bank accounts don't feel much pain. 111.37 in 1983. X that will change the basic intent. because the Job formerly was done now charge for savings accounts If youngsters who may not ever Large balances qualify consumers Several states, dismayad at the In most areas, you are on your by the government. Now they have you maintain your balance below a achieve a three-digit balance. for special accounts at many Institu- trend of rising bank cons, are own. Fight back in cases you feel to figure out what products to sell, specified minimum. At an S&L near And if you're an unwary cus- tions: waivers on monthly service considering bills to provide so-called justified. You can always switch and what a fair price Is so they don't me In New York City, you don't earn tomer, you could spend well over charges; minimum feet for "lifeline banking." At a minimum, banks. lose money." 1100 each year just to maintain an interest unless your minimum bal- Note changes in I incom• e tax laws Bausch & Lomb good prospect EDITOR'S NOTE: This first changes affecting individuals and RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS: article la a series of five on couples: Last year, you could delay making preparing 1184 income tax returns SOCIAL SECURITY: As part of Medical Enterprises (around $23, your 1983 deposit to an Individual Q. I have used Bausch & Lomb covers changes from last year. the plan to shore up the pension Retirement Account until you actu- NYSE). products for some time and it seems system, Congress voted to tax some ally filed your tax return; for some Q. Do you think my 40* shares of to me that the company's stock By JIM LUTHER of the Social Security checks re- people, that meant as late as Aug. could have tome good growth poten- Sterling Drug will do much this WASHINGTON (AP) - Most ceived by upper- and middle-income 15. The new law says you have only tial. year? I'm debating whether to bold Americans will find their federal Americans. In general, up to naif of until April 15 to make your 1984 IRA Is this so, and is its slock worth ANDREW on or sell. What do you think? tax bills a little smaller when they Social Security is taxable if total contribution — regardless of when buying? A. The outlook for Sterling Drug file returns this year but several income exceeds $25,000 for a single you file your return. LECKEY stock is "dull," in the words of the selected tax increases will be felt person or $32,000 for a couple filing DIESEL: The federal tax on A. Bausch & Lomb (around $26, L.F. Rothschild, Unterberg, Towbin for the first time. a Joint return. diesel went up to 15 cents a gallon NYSE) recently dumped a number brokerage house. last Aug. 1. But the 6-cent increase of its less profitable operations and The company doesn't seem to Many Social Security recipients MEDICAL EXPENSES: Medical is aimed at big trucks, not at cars began expanding into the biological have any significant new products will have to pay tax on their and dental expenses exceeding 5 or small trucks. So if on Jan. 1,1985, sciences by purchasing the Atlantic percent of your adjusted gross up its sleeve and is facing increased pensions. Non-prescription drugs you owned a 1979 or later-model Antibodies company. are no longer deductible. If your income may be deducted if you diesel car, van or light truck, you competition in the over-the-counter itemize deductions. This filing The price wars over contact and decor have enabled it to earnings rose sharply in 1964, it will may claim a one-time credit by analgesic business. season, there are two changes: Non- lenses seem to have subsided and establish a niche between fast-food be more difficult to reduce your attaching Form 4136 to your return. there have been no recent new L.F. Rothschild has lowered its prescription drugs may no longer be and regular restaurants. earnings estimates for the company, taxes by "income averaging." And Form 4136 product' introductions by com- tighter rules restrict tax benefits for deducted; only prescriptions and The stock offers little risk be. largely because the international insulin qualify. Second, you may petitors. In addition, sales of its cars, computers and other equip- cause of strong units already in group is being hurt by the strong deduct up to $50 a night for lodging CARS AND COMPUTERS: It is telescopes may rise later this year ment whose use is divided between place and a strong balance sheet, U.S. dollar. expenses incurred while being tougher to write off a home com- when Halley's comet becomes vis- business and personal use. believes analyst Joseph T. Buckley. So don't expect much. Base your treated in an out-of-town hospital or puter, car or other equipment that ible. It's worth holding on to. Before the year is over, the decision to hold or sell on whether clinic. is used only partially for business. If As a result, the Value Line Q. Are there still any good bets Internal Revenue Service expects to you're willing to live with such you are an employee, you may Investment Survey believes Bausch among the hospital management receive 101.4 million individual re- deduct a computer, for example, results. INCOME AVERAGING: A per- & Lomb stock could be a star docks? turns, up from 96.9 million last year. only if your boss requires you to buy Q. I've bad Medicare hospital son whose income fluctuates sharply performer this year, with above- A. Though hospital management The great majority of those will be it. A self-employed person will fare insurance for the past I years, but from one year to the next, such as average gains in the next 12 months stocks ended 1964 on a down note, filed before the April 15 deadline and better, but still tax benefits are never signed up for the medical a farmer or writer, may save on and more average results for the First Boston Corp. believes that perhaps 80 percent of them will severely limited unless the equip- Insurance part of Medicare. Is it taxes by averaging the successful live-year period. their performance will improve in produce refunds. ment is used more than half the time still possible for me to get medical year against poorer year* Now, it Q. What are the prospects for my the spring and second half of 1985. The final stage of the individual is harder to do. To qualify, your 1964 for business. shares of Slzzler Restaurants Inter- Its "worst case scenario" for the insurance protection? protection tax-rate reductions enacted in 1981 will start July 1 of the year earnings must have been at least 40 national? industry still includes a 15 percent took effect last year but you won't percent above the average of CAPITAL GAINS: Preferential increase in earnings per share A. You can sign up for the medical have to do anything to take advan- tax treatment on profits from the A. Excellent, according to the insurance part of Medicare any time 1981-1983. See Schedule G for de- growth, which is better than the tage of them when you file your tails. sale of stocks or other assets now Smith Barney. Harris Upham bro- overall stock market projection of 8 during the first 3 months of any return. The changes, averaging applies to property owned more than kerage firm. percent. year. Your protection will start July about 5 percent below 1983 rates, CONTRIBUTIONS: If you don't six months — if it was bought after 1 of the year you enroll. You should It pegs the firm's long-term First Boston currently rec- already are built into the tax tables itemize deductions, you still may June 22, 1964. The previous mini- keep in mind that for each year you take a write-off for part of the growth rate at 20 percent and ommends Humana (around $23, and tax-rate schedules from which mum holding period was more than delay signing up after you were first money you give to charity. For 1964, believes Sizzler's (around $15, over NYSE), Hospital Corp. of America you calculate how much you owe. 12 months. eligible, your monthly premium will Here are some of the other major the maximum is $75. NEXT: Charity and IRAs. the counter) changes hi menu, price (around $38, NYSE) and National increase by 10 percent. 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WASHINGTON - Despite all the con- the program on Safeway bap. cereal Established in 1R7S - Published by The Red Bank Register troversy and consternation about "Space boxes and milk cartons beginning nest . A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper Wars," the key to peace on earth may be month. round in apace. America's Young Adidas Is developing a line of quality JAMES E McKEARNEY, JR. Astronauts and Russia's Young Cos- apparel for Young Astronauts. Pepsi Cola, President and Publisher monauts may join forces to promote toe Burger King, MfcM Mars, Martin Mariet- peaceful exploration of toe universe. JACK ta, Rockwell International and the Eaton Arthur Z Kamin Charles C. Triblehom Herbert H. Thorpe. Jr. The Soviets arc years ahead of the Corp. are sponsors. Edilgr, Sunday Editor Auiitvtl Editor United State* in establishing a Young ANDE btorsat has developed a Young Russell P Rauch Jaae Foderaro Doris Kulman Cosmonaut program, which Is intended to Astronaut satellite dish for schools; .Vigkl Editor Cll|f ffdilor Editorial Pogt Editor stimulate the study of "cosmonauOcs." Commodore is producing Young Astronaut Thomas C Donahue Lawrence C. Newman Michael J. Pellegrlno This coven the basic elements of space software for Its computers; and Tymnet Dirrrtor aj .Wo riffling r>rr»ialwn Director Cotttnltir exploration, from astronomy to rocketry. has granted space on Its satellite com- and AJrrniiinu Frank J. Allocca Pmrfwllon MaM* r The Soviet program, open toto youyoungsterr s Soviet Unioa aad the United Status munications to the Young Astronaut from 10 to 17, operates through the A6 MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1985 system and Young Cosmonaut ctaibs. As other people oat of In addition, art and science contests are part of the program, national competi- we don't always planned for Young Astronauts, and the tions are held in designing and modeling agree with then. So we had better learn ({.I winners will be the guests of Disney World space rockets. One of the goals, according to live with the people who are in the at its resort. to Soviet documents, is "understanding world with as. The best way to begin, we Footnote: At the rate that youngsters the great role of scientists In different believe, Is to get to know one another. are signing up as Young Astronauts, the countries working with the aim of Somehow we must cross the chasms that program should have at least 2 million strengthening peace." keep us from understanding one another. members by September. Applicants In an October ceremony on the White "May peace be In your hearts, in your should write to the Young Astronaut House lawn, meanwhile, President Re- homes, in your fields, la your factories. Council, 1015 15th St., N.W., Washington, agan established a Young Astronaut Yet peace on earth is no longer enough; D.C., 20005 program open to children from 8 to Id. His we also wish you peace in the vast cosmos purpose, he said, was to "develop a cadre that sun (I—is as." AN EXPERT COMPLAINS: The of- of young people who will be better The first suswlluusl materials have ficial whose Job is to see that Energy prepared to meet the challenges of the list alrtasjy gem eat, m—sihlli, to the Young Department employees are treated fairly century." He also wants the Young Astronaut rhaetirs that have signed up. has filed a Astronauts to develop a camaraderie with We will also set up a nationwide "Space ompUint against the department - for not the future space explorers of other Watch" to observe what scientists are treating him fairly. nations. calling "The Year of the Comet." Young Nathan Pearson, the agency's equal- As chairman of the Young Astronaut Astronauts will track Halley's Comet, opportu..ity officer, is reported to be upset Council, I have sent my daughter Tanya view other celestial events and follow by thi fact that he has been passed over to Moscow with a letter for Soviet space launchings. for an annual bonus despite Bis official President Konstantin Chernenko. The Before each launching, NASA has performance rating of "outstanding." letter makes this urgent appeal: agreed to permit Young Astronaut backup Pearson obviously can't handle his own "The purpose of this letter is to crews to accompany the senior crews as complaint, so Energy Secretary Donald establish a bond between the Young they go through their final paces at the Hodel will have to appoint a special equal- Astronauts and the Young Cosmonauts, Kennedy Space Center. Eventually, a employment officer to deal with the who one day will explore space together. Young Astronaut is expected to fly as an matter. Our Young Astronauts want to be friends observer aboard a space shuttle. Pearson's boss, Director of Adminis- with your Young Cosmonauts. They would tration William Heffelfinger, said be put like to exchange visits, to learn from one President Reagan has called on the Pearson's name on the list for bonuses and another, to share dreams. private sector to support the Young hasn't been named in the complaint. Astronaut program, and more than a "The Young Astronauts are developing Heffelfinger is an old hand at bonuses, a sense of the great Immensity of space dozen corporate sponsors have already having received several merit awards and, in comparison, the infinitesimal size signed up. over the years. of the Earth. They view this planet as Omni Publications will publish a The annual bonuses can pay government merely an oversized spaceship hurtling monthly magazine for Young Astronauts workers as much as several thousand through the universe. Whatever might beginning in September. Marvel Comics is dollars. Complaints have been fairly damage any part of the spaceship would developing a comic-book series and a TV widespread among less-favored DOE em- endanger us all. Certainly, the Earth cartoon show featuring the Young ployees that the bonuses go to the same cannot be broken into pieces, with the Astronaut* Safeway Stores will promote few every year. Boxing should be banned

WASHINGTON - The American Medi- concerns me. To be sure, it always is cal Association kicked up a nice, diverting saddening when an athlete dies young. ' hullabaloo with its recommendation that Those who knew Muhammad Ali in his boxing be banned. Nothing will come of prime, when he was as graceful and as the proposal, but for the record this should dangerous as a leopard, must sorrow at be said: The AMA Is right. Of course the image of the man today. But to say boxing should be banned. JAMES that boxers bring their brain damage upon My brother columnist Carl Rowan, a themselves is to duck the main issue. It dedicated sports enthusiast, recently de- KILPATRICK is not the boxers who are responsible. It voted his column to making a case in favor is the society that puts up the purses. of boxing. Let me respond by offering a case against it. How far have we come from the Roman Carl's first point is that boxing offers colosseum? It was for the amusement of poor kids "an exit visa from their world emperors, a part of their policy of bread of violence, crime, drugs, vice." He might and circuses, that gladiators met in have mentioned the examples of Joe Louis from these other sports. The object of mortal combat. Today's boxing crowds Curbing death and Sugar Ray Leonard in addition to the racing is to get a horse or a car first are not significantly different from the story of Cassius Clay. But the problem across the finish line. The object of crowds that 2,000 years ago were howling with this argument is that It falls of Its football is to score touchdowns. The object for blood on the sands. Oh, it Is said that The 1984 statistics are encouraging from taking the wheel, particularly own infinitesimal weight. For every poor of hockey Is to get a puck In the net. true fans are more interested in skill than indication that New Jersey is pushing over the Christmas and New Year's kid who gains a measure of fame and The object of boxing is to batter one's in brutality; they come to admire the jab, fortune in the prize ring, there must be a dangerous drivers off the road. holidays. People apparently are con- opponent Into unconsciousness. The whole th£ hook, the counterpunch, the dazzling hundred — more likely, 500 — who never purpose of boxing is to inflict pain. There were seven fewer traffic suming less alcohol than they had get beyond preliminary bouts in second- footwork. This is sanctimonious humbug. For me that is the crucial point. The The spectator's pleasure depends entirely deaths in 1984 than in 1983, according been accustomed to drinking or. If rate clubs. Many of these wind up as injuries that occur on a football field are punch-drunk stumblebums, their oc- on the punishment one man Inflicts upon incurred accidentally. They may be to state police reports. That figure they drink, are letting someone else casional purses diverted by promoters and another. can seem deceptively low until one do the driving. managers. The prize ring may offer riches unavoidable, but they are not intentional. We have refer saa to Impose penalties for for a few; it offers less than a minimum I think society reasonably can say that measures it against the fact that there The decrease in traffic tragedies is personal fouls aad unnecessary roughness. wage to the many. such "sport" has no place in our lives. We were more cars and a heavier volume the result of what certainly must be In the prize ring, by contrast, knockouts have all kinds of laws to protect animals of traffic on the highways last year one of the most successful grass roots Carl's second point is that many are the name of the game. professions and many sports contain from inhumane treatment. In times past than the year before. Even more movements in the state — the Carl's third point is perhaps his best we have had laws to prohibit prizefighting elements of risk that are well-known to point. He takes the libertarian view that campaign against drunk driving. The It wasn't until 1920 that New York made encouraging, 1984 was the third suc- those who enter these fields. Coal mining it is nobody's business but the boxer's if cessive year in which traffic deaths work of organizations such as Mothers is dangerous; being a foreign envoy is professional boxing legal. In urging state a boxer wants to try a career in the ring. legislatures to prohibit these bloody and showed a decline from the previous 12 Against Drunk Driving increased our dangerous; playing football is dangerous. It's his own life and his own brain that he Carl dwelled especially on the broken sometimes fatal amusements, the AMA Is months. awareness that drunk drivers are a risks. Nobody else gets hurt. What right concerned primarily with the damage that bones that go with football. does society have to prevent a man from public danger, and changed a social prizefighting does to the brain. My own Perhaps the best news of all is the The point is interesting; it is also earning a living in the only way be knows steep decline in drunk driving. Al- climate in which drunk driving was irrelevant. Injuries occur in every sport. concern; as we nudge In imperceptible how? steps toward a higher order of human cohol was involved in 59.4 percent of tolerated to a climate in which drunk Jockeys get hurt; race drivers are killed. But boxing is fundamentally different To this I would respond by saying that decency, is with the damage that all fatal motor vehicle accidents in driving is intolerable. That change in it Is not the injury to prizefighters that prizefighting does to us. 1983; during the first six months of the public's attitude, in turn, man- last year, the figure dropped to 21.3 dated the Legislature's stiffening of percent. drunk driving laws. And rising public There isn't any doubt that the anger about the needless deaths and FROM OUR READERS dramatic decline in alcohol-related injuries drunk drivers cause is dictat- highway deaths is the direct result of ing the strict enforcement of those danger facing us here. The environmental now! This is a matter that directly affects laws. Navy plan New Jersey's enactment and strict Impact alone will be devastating New us aU. enforcement of the nation's toughest We are thankful for the decline In Middletown Jersey's tourist and fishing industries Diana Fallon drunk driving laws. The knowledge highway fatalities, particularly al- To The Editor; would suffer irreperaMe damage by the that the police were out there, ready cohol-related deaths, and we are Concerning the proposed Navy plan for flUlKi'IHfatf of C0QuUiuUQea(0Q SOll Oil OUT the States bland base and the county coast, a men six miles off Sandy Hook. Firm praised and waiting to apprehend drunk grateful to all those whose concern hearing held on Dec. 19th. I have some drivers, undoubtedly deterred many and determination brought about the questions and comments. More Importantly, we must confront the Red Bank To The Editor: motorists who had imbibed too freely new motoring morality. Pint of aU, why did the Daily Register nuclear wessons' problem. This to reality The Family Companions Volunteers of choose to place on Its cover on Dee. 20th Nuclear wasps* are stored at Earle, and a picture of one of the very few Individuals the creation ef the base In Staten Island the Mental Health Association of Mon- present who actually support the plan? will only sane to make this situa tin more mouth County heartily thank the Weichert Good competition Testimony was overwhelmingly critical of dangerous than It already Is. The storage Realty staff on behalf of the 60 children the Navy's proposal and many of the and handling of these weapons in one of who were the beneficiaries of their the most densely populated sections of our Christmas Toy Drive. Many of the Thanks to the New Jersey School Monmouth County, said he received speakers, subsequent to Mr. Azzolina, soccesfuly challenged some of nil ob- country amounts to lunacy. No assurances children we serve would have been toyless Bus Owners Association, Middletown so many offers of assistance from bis servations. from Navy personnel could ever convince Christmas Day were It not for their students made it to school on time colleagues in the state association, Secondly, what Is the purpose of me to the contrary. Their very presence efforts. • when classes resumed Wednesday that he had to turn some down. He has publishing a letter in the same newspaper, here Is a moral affront to us all. Our staff, volunteers and all who know after the Christmas vacation, despite borrowed 34 vehicles. The fleet own- urging people to attend said meeting held on the previous night? Although Ike meeting hi over, it's not of their efforts to provide for the needy at a New Year's Eve fire that destroyed ers who chipped In and rescued bis too late to vote* your concerns. Write or I don't believe that such practices Christmas wish to commend the Weichert phone your representative and let them 30 vehicles belonging to one of the business are members of an industry constitute good journalism. Realtors. know how WM Mel. Pim—a can be school district's bus contractors. where competition is reputed to be The people of Monmouth, and all N.J. brought to hear on the Navy, perhaps Anne Cans, Coordinator cutthroat, Murphy noted. residents, should wake up to the very real y, pp The fire destroyed 40 percent of his forcing " to change their plans. Act Family Companions Program fleet of buses and vans, John J. They may be tough competitors, but Murphy, owner of the Murphy Bus Co. as they just have demonstrated, the Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU and Murphy Transportation, said. members of the New Jersey School Murphy, whose companies serve Bus Owners Association are good sueiv&eor WHKKUS0. 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Queen Elizabeth II has taken on a appearing on the new coins gives her new image, at least as far as toe coin a more mature look. of the realm is concerned. As Kapitaf, that poet of Empire, A new image of the queen was reminded us, Rosie O'Grady and the punched on British coins last week at colonel's lady are sisters under (he the royal mint in Wales, replacing an skin. And time marches on for effigy that has been used since 1(60. crowned beads of state, even as for The image of the 58-year-old monarch you and me. MONDAY, JANUARY 7,1965 The Daily Register A7 OBITUARIES Reagan election becomes official WASHINGTON (AP) - Barring The electors actually met In their electorate by one step. He eventu- or 40.54 percent. Margaret M. Jackson, 50, the improbable, President Reagan's state capitals on Dec. 17 to cast ally voted for Reagan, however. re-election will be confirmed in a their ballots The Founding Fathers in 1717 Some 634,187 votes — leas than honored Manalapan teacher constitutional ritual today when the Only a handful of electors in U.S. created the Electoral College as a seven-tenths of 1 percent - were 538 ballots of the Electoral College history have defied the voters' will compromise between those who scattered among 15 minor party MANALAPAN - Margaret M. Thomas More Roman Catholic are opened by Vice President and cast their ballot for someone wanted toe president elected direct- candidates or write-ins, the FEC Jackson, SO, of Lexington Drive, Church. George Bush and four senators and other than the candidate who car- ly by the people and those who died yesterday at her home. representatives. ried their state. Reagan's electors favored election by Congress. Surviving are her husband, Some (2.661,042 people voted, or Born in Syracuse, N.Y., the Thomas W. Jackson; three daugh- At a ceremonial Joint session of appeared to hold fast, although one The Federal Election Commission resided in Hackenaack and Drexel ters, Kristen M. and Elizabeth A. Congress, they will open the ballots teen-age Utah elector talked of S3.27 percent of the voting age said Friday that Reagan received population. The turnout was up from Hill, Pa . before moving here 10 Jackson, both at home, and Patricia and confirm that Reagan won SO of marking a ballot for Lyndon H. 54,451,Ml votes, or 58.77 percent of yean ago. E. Casey of Freehold; and six the 538 electoral votes - more than LaRoucbe Jr. to protest the system 52 6 percent in 1980, ending two the popular vote, to Democratic decades of decline from the record Mrs. Jackson waa physical educa- sisters, Mary Hoffman of Hatboro, any previous president. that removes the election from the rival Walter F. Mondale's 17.916,334, tion teacher at Clark Mills School, in Pa.. Elizabeth Freeman of Oak 62.8 percent turnout in 1960 when the Manalapan-Englishtown school Ridge, Anne Brown of Springfield, John F Kennedy edged Richard M. district. The school's gymnasium Va., and Carol Welsel. Joanne Nixon. was recently named in her honor. Brooker and Suzanne Brooker, all of She was a graduate of West- Havertown, Pa. Weapons talks under way Reagan got more popular and electoral votes than any presidential chester (Pa.) State Teachers Col- The Freeman Funeral Home, candidate in U.S. history, but his • lege. Freehold, Is in charge of arrange- (coatuwea) own career exceeds four decades, These should include preventing percentage margin trailed Lyndon ; She was a communicant of St. ments. United States, too, will take a Arthur A. Hartman, the U.S. am- an arms race in outer space and Johnson's victory with 61 percent of - responsible and constructive ap- bassador to Moscow; and Jack sharply reducing nuclear arms, he the vote in 1964 and 60 percent'. proach toward questions to be Matlock. a Russian-speaking mem- said. landslides by Franklin D Roosevelt Marie Gunderson, 77, former discussed at the meeting," ber of the National Security Council Snultz, speaking to reporters In 1936, Nixon In 1972 and Warren G. Gromyko said. staff. aboard his flight to Geneva, called Harding in 1920. owner of Long Branch tavern The 75-year-old foreign minister, "We are prepared to react, to his Soviet counterpart "a key de- discuss anything that comes along," who began dealing with American cision-maker." Reagan got 16,886,187 more votes LONG BRANCH - Marie Gun- died In 1966 leaders four decades go, spoke in Shulti said. than Mondale according to the derson, 77, died Saturday at Red Surviving are a daughter, Fran English He was bundled against the Assisting Gromyko at the talks But Shultz aU but ruled out are Victor P. Karpov. the senior figures gathered by the FEC. In Bank Convalescent Center, Red Balina, here; three sisters, Susan chill In a heavy overcoat and wore extending bis stay here or making I960, when Reagan defeated Presi- Bank. Andrechick, Anna Vltkosky, and a dark hat. Soviet arms control negotiator; stops elsewhere in Europe before Anatoly F. Dobrynln, the am- dent Jimmy Carter by 8.4 million Bom in Fords, she moved here 38 Julia Minucci, all of Fords; six "The Soviet Union is In favor of flying borne Wednesday to report to bassador to Washington; and Georgi votes, the Republican captured 489 years ago from Highlands. grandchildren and 13 great-grand- working out basic guidelines to President Reagan. Kornienko, the first deputy foreign electoral votes to Carter's 49. She owned and operated the children. orient the negotiations toward Security at the airport and at minister. Mondale won 13 electoral votes — former Oub 118, oh Broadway, here. The Flock Funeral Home is in reaching mutually acceptable ac- hotels was tight. Guests were re- three in the District of Columbia and Shultz had with him Paul H. quired to submit to electronic Her husband, Gunner Gunderson, charge of arrangements. cords," Gromyko said. 10 in his home state of Minnesota Nitxe, a chief U.S. negotiator whose searches. Thomas P. Leavy ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Surviving are his wife, Dorothy Thomas P. Leavy, 72, died yester- Frost Leavy; four brothers, John Shelter provided for fire victims day at Monmouth Medical Center, Leavy of Wasllla, Alaska, James Long Branch. Ryder of Kearny, Patrick Leavy of (confined) yesterday assisting with the in- homes. Though the first floor suf- Police, fire, and welfare officials Born in The Bronx, NY., Mr. Lake Parsipanny, and Edward vestigation. fered only smoke and water dam- Leavy lived in East Orange until Leavy of Newark; five sisters, According to Bucciero, officials had heard tenants refer to the owner have no reason to suspect arson or The Lugo family, including five age, the second floor was de- as "Morrison," but the officials dial moving here 27 years ago. Elizabeth KeUy of Columbia, Md., children and their mother, lived in molished, according to police and He was a former teacher and a Kathleen Walker of Toms River, foul play of any sort. "We feel the not know Morrison's first name or fire was accidental, but we haven't the first-floor apartment with the fire officials. where be lived. 1935 graduate of Montclalre Margaret Gibbons of Succasunna, Morales family, that had recently She said the Lugo and Morales Teacher's College. Mary Munson of Milford, Pa., and determined a cause yet," he said Officials said they would research said, adding that the cause is under moved here from Pontiac, Mich., families normally would be placed Mr Leavy was a member of the Anne Farrell of Spring Lake; seven according to Albert!. Theresa Mor- by county welfare officials, but that the owner's name and whereabouts Atlantic Highlands Democratic Club nephews and nine nieces. investigation. this morning. The fire started in a bedroom on ales and her three children, were she stepped In because the situation and the American Association for Posten's Funeral Home is in staying with the Lugo's until they was an emergency. She contacted the Advancement of Science. charge of arrangements. the westslde of the house, in which Leroy Foy was found. could find a permanent home, county officials and was asked to Violet M. Casey The families living downstairs according to Albert!. place the Lugo family members, Muhler left the house without suffering any The Lugo children are Armando, who already receive county as- HAZLET - Violet M. Casey, 83, Her husband, Hugh J. Casey, died injury, and called the Fire Depart- 19, Rosa, 16, Anthony, 14, Daisy, 13, sistance. Since the Morales family (continued) died yesterday at Bayshore Com- in 1981. ment. and Amanda, four months. The did not normally receive aid from munity Hospital, Holmdel. Surviving are three sons, Frank At the scene of the fire yesterday Morales children are Rolands, Yvet- the county, the family members semblywoman was on vacation. came automatically under her Born in Newark, she resided in Casey, here, James Casey of Gillet- forensic officers from the county te and Medalta. Albert! did not have Legally, the papers should have Jurisdiction, because of the emerg- New Providence before moving here te, and Hugh Casey of Green Brook; prosecutor's office and local police the children's ages last night. been delivered directly to Muhler, ency, she said. six years ago. 11 grandchildren and five great- department, who are handling the Albert! arranged for the ten but they were given to her son, they Mrs. Casey was a communicant of grandchildren. technical end of the investigation, residents to stay at the Eatontown As of this morning, both families said. Holy Family Roman Catholic The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, were going though the charred Mntor I-odge Saturday and last will be in the hands of county "It was just a mix up, pure and Church, Union Beach. is in charge of arrangements. home. nights. officials, with the exception ol the simple," said Fleischer, who said Capt. Edward Williams, a fire She said the house would probably oldest Lugo son, Armando, who Sheehan has agreed to accept the Charles H. Coughlin inspector, and local Fire Chief have to be demolished, and so the Albert! said she hoped to help find same papers on behalf of Muhler Daniel Speck were also at the scene families would have to find new employment. next week. HIGHLANDS - Charles H. of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Coughlin, 76, died yesterday at Church, and a member of Its Holy Rivervlew Medical Center, Red Name Society and Nocturnal Adora- Bank. tion Society. 3 Highlands juveniles arrested in Red Bank Born in Brooklyn, NY. he lived Surviving are his wife, Rose in Ma lone. N.Y., before moving here RED BANK - Police arrested large amount of cash in a wallet, glarizing a trailer Friday night at year-old was charged with theft, 30 years ago. Galligan Coughlin, and a sister, Elizabeth Orenstedt of Malone. N.Y. three Highlands juveniles Saturday while another youth with many rolls Shadow Lawn Trailer Park. High- Chambers said. He was a civil engineer with the for allegedly trying to deposit The John P. Condon Funeral of coins standing at the walk-up lands, to Red Bank police, who Police charged all three youths U.S. Government at Fort Monmouth money stolen from a trailer in counter inside the bank, according questioned the youths with the help Home, Atlantic Highlands, is in with stealing a third car New Year's for 30 years before retiring in 1973. Highlands at a bank here. to Patrolman Bruce MacDonald. of Highlands police. Chambers said Eve. charge of arrangements. Mr. Coughlin was a communicant Two other juveniles who re- He said three of the youths were the youths took In excess of 8300 Chambers explained the youngest mained outside Fidelity Union charged with possession of stolen from the trailer. youth was charged with four counts Daisey Ramos Bank, 53 Broad St., while two of the property, and turned over to the of burglary, four counts of theft, one other three attempted to deposit the Highlands police department. Their MATAWAN - Daisey Ramos, 90. Yeye and Isabelle Puntoja, both of Police said the youths stole a car count of conspiracy, and one of money were also taken to police ages are 13, 14 and IS, he said. criminal mischief. The other two of 4 Little St.. died yesterday at Puerto Rico, Mary Lopez of Buffalo, from the trailer park Friday night. headquarters. However, they were According to Chambers, High- They were charged with the theft. were charged with three counts of Bayshore Community Hospital, NY, Migdalia Rosa to of New York not charged and were later released, lands police were in the process of Chambers said the stolen car was burglary, three of theft, and one of Holmdel. City, and Carmen Rivera of Key- according to Highlands Patrolman investigating several attempted bur- conspiracy. Born in Jayuya, Puerto Rico, she recovered on the Highlands port; three brothers, Hector Ramos Edward Chambers. glaries and a stolen car when they beachfront area 9:30 a.m. Saturday. came to this country in 1869 and The- three youths who were ar- of Keyport, Luis Ramos of New At approximately 9 a.m., Patrol- were called by Red Bank police. Police said the youngest of the lived in Cliffwood Beach before rested were taken to the county Haven, Conn., and Benny Ramos of man Frank Calandriello observed Highlands police recognized de- three, 13-years-old, stole a second moving here three years ago. Youth Detention Center, where they Jayuya, Puerto Rico; five sisters, youths behaving in a suspicious scriptions of several of the youths car reported missing Jan. 1. That She was a housewife. are awaiting a retention hearing at Lucy Ramos of Cliffwood Beach, manner. Calandriello, who was on from other incidents in December. car was later found "totally wreck- Juvenile and Domestic Relations She was a member of Jesus the Aurella Ramos of New York City, routine patrol, saw a youth place a The juveniles admitted bur- ed with crowbars and axes." The 13- Lord Church, Keyport. Court today. and Maria, Irma, and Julia Ramos, Surviving are her husband, Al Marrero of Puerto Rico; three sons, all of Puerto Rico; and 12 grand- Angelo Arroyo of Cliffwood Beach, children. NJ Transit train hits truck in Aberdeen and Ricardo and Tony Marrero, both The Bedle Funeral Home, Key- at home; five daughters, Amada port, is in charge of arrangements. ABERDEEN - A pick-up truck flashing and bells were clanging, truck, and took emergency he was injured, according to was hit by a train at the Country and he went around them anyway," measures to stop, "but he was too Grazioso. Herman E. Marini Road crossing Saturday after the said Anthony Grazioso, public rela- close," he said. He said he did not know how fast truck waa reportedly driven around tions director for New Jersey Tran- MATAWAN - Herman E. Marini, until retiring in I960. the train was going when it hit the a railroad crossing gate. sit. The train's front cab, where the 86, died yesterday at Riverview His wife, Mary Louise Garrido truck, but that trains are authorized The driver, McKlnley Williams, Grazioso said Williams entered engineer was riding, struck the Medical Center, Red Bank. Marini, died In 1962. to go up to 60 mph in the vicinity of Jr.. 19, 128* Main St., Matawan, the hospital Saturday night with truck, and pushed it along the track. the crossing. Born in Grenada, Spain, Mr. Surviving are a daughter, Aurora was taken to Bayshore Community lacerations to his right hand and Grazioso, who did not know bow far Marini lived in Hatlet until moving Garrett of Matawan, and two grand- Train traffic was suspended for 40 Hospital, Holmdel, where be was head, and a possible spinal injury. the truck was pushed, said the here 1W years ago. children. minutes until the truck could be reported in fair condition yesterday. Williams' vehicle was struck by "push pull" train was in this in- He was a real estate aeent for The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, cleared from the track, according to "According to witnesses, the Newark-bound train No. 5360 at 2:47 stance being pushed from behind by Pease & Ellman, New York City, is In charge of arrangements. Grazioso. gates were down, lights p.m., according to Grazioso. The Its locomotive. He said all passengers were train's engineer saw the pick-up The engineer did not indicate that transferred to another train. Fire damages house in Middletown r— \

MIDDLETOWN - A fire yester- was out, McKnlght said. No one was recently inherited the house from day burned through a basement injured, he said. her father. She and her husband ceiling to a first-floor bedroom in a intended to move Into the house, and two-family residence at 28 Mercer According to the chief, the .Maze were "working on it" yesterday, Ave., Port Monmouth, according to started in the vicinity of an elec- McKnlght said. DeModna said she A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organisations. Rates $1.75 for three lines for 1 day ($1.00 each Fire Chief Austin McKnlght. trical panel box In the basement, but and her husband had gone out at addlUoaal line). $6.00 for three lines for two dan ($1.90 each additional line), $1.90 for three lines for three days The house was unocccupied when officials have yet to determine if the approximately 2 p.m. ($1.00 each additional line), $7.90 for three lines for four or flve days <»».» each additional line), $>.OO for three lines the blaze was reported to police at blaze was caused by an electrical Fowler, who Is investigating the for six to tight days (P.90 each additional line), $10.90 for three lines for nine to tan days (WOO each additional line). 3:06 p.m. by a neighbor who saw malfunction. blaze with police Detective Barry $11.90 for three lints for eleven days. Each additional day $1.00, each additional line $1.00. Deadline 11 A.M. two days smoke coming from an attic win- "We're leaning toward an elec- Grimm, said East Keansburg and before publication. Call The Daily Register, M1-W00 ask for The Date Secretary. dow. trical accident," said Fire Inspector Port Monmouth fire companies Ten minutes later, the blaze was John Fowler. answered the alarm. Middletown McKnight said Janine DeModna JANUARY I. 7 * I - JANUARY t - WEDNESDAY "La Cage Am Folle " men. seat under control, and by 4 p.m. the fire and Port Monmouth first aid units SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY Trip to "MY ONE AND ONLY," and bus, $S0. Leave St. Mary's, New also attended, he said. Monmouth Civic Chorus auditions NYC, by The Open Door. Matinee, Monmouth, < p.m. 787-91M/7S7-3661. He said a three-by-four foot hole for new chorus members on Sun., $». 73B-JBM IRS subject of Wednesday talk was burned In the bedroom floor. Jan. (, at 1 p.m., and Tata., Jan. I, at JANUARY 8 - WEDNESDAY SPRING LAKE - The New The evening will start with McKnlght said beams holding up 7 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church, Singles Again will hold a dance and Trip to CARNEGIE HALL for cocktail party at the Cinnamon Tree, Jersey Association of Public Ac- cocktails at 6, at a cash bar. Dinner the first floor were "burned M Front St.. Red Bank, and Hon., PRAGUE SYMPHONY. Eve, by The Rt. », FlMhold. Everyone welcome. Open Door. 00 730-JSW countants, Monmouth-Ocean is set for 7. through," Indicating that the fire Jan. 7, at 7 p.m. at Embury burned unnoticed for "quite a j Methodist Church, Church St., Little Orientation it 1 p.m.; dance 9 p.m. Chapter, will meet at Mike Doolan's For more Info, call UaVSMI. JANUARY 14 - THURSDAY Restaurant on Wednesday. The public Is welcome. For more while." i Sliver. Sprinf performances Include Middletown Township Department The agenda Includes a workshop information contact President Joan He said there was water damage ) stage production of Rodgers k Ham- JANUARY M - THURSDAY of Parks and Recreation is sponsor- on the IRS, to be presented by Lenny Kenyon at 462-0011 or Vice President to the basement, and smoke damage t mersteln's "Carousel" and a concert Singles Again extra special event: Ing a bus trip to the Meadowlands Novttch. Joe Mastromonacbo at 270-29W. throughout the house. : presentation ot J.S. Bach's "St. Mat- dance and TV coverage of our singles Arena to see the Ice Capades. Bus ! thew't Passion." Some sight reading dance at the Uncroft Inn, Uneroft, leaves from Town Hall Annex tt 5:10. required. For more details, call NJ., Exit 1» GSP. Come ste why For more Info, call J91-W00,1 a.m.-S Gas station attendants robbed at knifepoint 741-1110 or 9ea-37Sa we're so special Orientation ( p.m.; p.m. room, where the second attendant dance a p.m. For more Info, call RED BANK - Two gas station them into the back room of the JANUARY (It 1J- •MM. FEBRUARY 1 - FRIDAY attendants were robbed at knife- Exxon station at Newman Springs was working. SUNDAY Trip to ICE CAPADES, NYC. Ex- point last night by a man who forced Road and Shrewsbury Avenue and The suspect forced the attendants Basset Valley Single Hikers Invite JANUARY 11 - SUNDAY cellent teats. 7:10 p.m. show. $11. then escaped. to lie on the floor, and then took singles n-plus to novice-level hikes St. Gerard Guilds of America tele- IIMsst 202 Death Notices According to the attendants, a approximately $170 from them, ac- and pub mixer after hikes. Meets thon for starving people of Ethiopia, COUQHLIN — CMitt M.. m Jon «. ISM. black male wearing a knit hat and cording to Sgt. Gary Watson. ? Sundays, ll:S0 a.m., al Tinton Palls II noon-U p.m., Channel $. Super FEBRUARY I - TUESDAY Hilton parking lot, Exit 106, GSP. North Jersey Shore Alumnae Club MM MM ot "O» ("" OS—* .P—— a silk scarf draped over bis eyes It is not known how the suspect totals and entertainment. Htlp-Help- D.MMT 01 MM OmM MM. <* OMm walked into the service station at Call Brian: 4O-7XJ7 Help of Kappa Kappa Gamma Is sponsor- KM on wnmlW «=» «m mm Oyr LMy «f escaped, but it Is presumed he Inf a bus trip to Flmington, N.J., approximately 9:46 p.m. and took escaped on foot, Watson said. Police JANUARY S — TUESDAY John ». OMH PynW Mm. 17 TIM Mmt, out what appeared to be a kitchen A meeting will be held In St. Agnes and Duke Gardens. M. $17. Proceeds have no clues as to the whereabouts Parents Without Partners, Church Hall. Atlantic Highlands, at to KKG Philanthropies. Call Ms-MU knife that was sharpened on both of the suspect, Watson added. Baysbora Chapter 144, general meet- M« st tw *0mn> sides of lk)bUlllm-»Funorol for money. He said the suspect then The station Is managed by Joseph mctm Horn. M S. IMakl AM.. MM forced him into a back storage Sanosso. AS The Darty Register MONDAY. JANUARY 7. 1965 TELEVISION TODAY

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BY LYNDA HIRSCH M.J. she loves him. Kevin finding it refuses to believe Madame Melchoir compassion toward Bobbi makes conscious, she babbles about being her harrowing experience with the difficult sharing Sally with Catlin when she insists Brenda left school. him a wonderful husband; the two pregnant and names Jack as the mugger. Jill and Frank spend New ALL MY CHILDREN: Zack un- AS THE WORLD TURNS: Frank Tyler and Julie's elation over being kiss and go off lo bed. Lurena is father. Trish feels Cabot will disap- Year's Eve together after she able to change Nina's decision to wants Cal to sign Jill over to Maggie able to adopt a child quickly furious that Jimmy Lee stood her up prove of her relationship with Steve. returns from Max's. Frank tries to reconcile with Cliff. Andrew and but he refuses Cal does promise disappears when the pregnant girl's to help Celi*. Leo tries to convince Ann questions Gwyn's tale that Clay get Jill back and she's not opposed Linda go to Palmer's Vermont never to take Jill away. Diana pays mother demands an extra $1S,000 in Amanda that he still cares for her. is womanizer. to a new start, but feels living cabin While they're there. Myra all her outstanding debts and hires medical expenses. They realize It Monica has lunch with Sean and ONE LIFE TO UVE: Asa heads together would spoil everything. and Sloane arrive at cabin for their Steve to do renovation work on would jeopardize Tyler's career, Holly believes they may be having for New Mexico. Ken invites Joy to SANTA BARBARA: Mason is honeymoon and discover Linda and yacht. Although he doesn't want to, since it would be considered an an affair. Scorpio feels something is Miami for the football game and bent on proving he had nothing to do Andrew making love Daisy tells Betsy and Tucker insist he needs the illegal adoption. Zed refuses to take still mining despite all the evidence gala New Year's Eve party. Brad with Channing's death. Minx be- Palmer Cynthia must leave Daisy money. Brian is getting into money back trust fund he gave Ricky. After that the people who were searching gives Connie an engagement ring. overhears Cynthia and Palmer dis- lieves Lionel may have killed dun- trouble when one of his holding Zed pays Ronni off, she claims she for the treasure are dead. David tells Jenny that Michele can cuss their mutual attraction While ning. Cruz worries about Danny's companies is forced to liquidate. He has no more copies of Julie's letter, GUIDING UGHT: Vanessa over- move in with them. Asa meets up stuntwork. Augusta decides she'll trying to save Hilary in elevator later learns that the yacht was used with Chuck. Bo listens to phone shaft. Bob is bitten by snake. In but in reality she does. ly protective of Billy Jr. Alex use anything she can to keep police for collateral and Diana is evicted. DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Shawn threatens to fire Warren. He tells tapes and surprises Asa and Chuck off her son's trail concerning Chan- hospital. Bob asks Hilary to wear Brian apologizes to her but she's suffers heart attack. Calliope her about India's tape. Kletcher at their New Mexico rendezvous. Bo ning's death. his ring until he can buy her an furious and feels he did it on deciding to go after custody of engagement ring. Line agrees to stunned when she pops out of tells Claire he plans never to marry. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: purpose. Dusty recovering from Claire tells him she knows there's a Drew. Casale moves back In with represent Dottie in her divorce from bacteria that entered his body while birthday cake wearing a few sea- Suzl tries to explain to police that shells and meets Eugene's mother woman who really hurt him but be Herb. Dorian about to expose the her shooting of Justine was acci- Tad. Donna and Tom engaged. cleaning up the lab. David asks John Coronalis family. Herb wants to Angle leams her trust fund almost back on staff. Bob upset when his Vanessa. When Bo and Melissa won't give any details. Maureen dent. Justine lies near death. Suzi arrive at his room, he spills wine on comes over and tells Fletcher she stop her, sensing it's dangerous. held for attempted murder. Lloyd gone and Pat agrees to help her with kiss with Kim is not as passionate Tina looks through VlckJ's photo her dress. She takes it off, puts on won't let him hurt Claire by just tells Liza he's T.R.'s father. T.R. money for college fees. Mike as he would like. Diana tells Lisa album and sees Irene with a strange enraged when he realizes Erica has that they're not really family. one of his shirts and at that very moving out of town with nothing but runs away. Kentucky offers Liza a note. Locating his natural parents, man. Vicki claims she doesn't know talked to TV station against his Margo gets angry at Tom when she moment Hope arrives and spots who the man is Vicki plagued with moral support. Jonathan realizes they love him and wishes Threatening to sue thethinks he's insulted Craig. Steve them together. Marietta learns of nightmares about not helping Tina. YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: station. Brooke gets a higher salary. gives Jay full-time job. the Triad experiment by looking at decides to live with them. Kyle Ashley thrilled the whole family is Mike learns that Adam had his first Abe's computer. sends flowers to Trish. Roxie and RYAN'S HOPE: Max catches together for the holidays. She's wife cremated CAPITOL: McCandless family GENERAL HOSPITAL: Donnelly Rick are going steady. Johnny Sydney near the surveillance room. grateful to Victor for getting Dina spends New Year's Eve at Mario's. makes a phone call saying, "Set the warns Rick to watch out for Roxie, She claims to have lost her earring. and Mark to reach out-of-court ANOTHER WORLD: Mac stag- Mark resolves to marry Clarissa in plan in action." A drunken Bobbi that she's not a one-man woman but Sydney tells all the guests that Max settlement. When Ashley asks Jack gers into Tallboys, believing he's 1985. Observing Julie and Tyler, Zed a bed-hopper A furious Rick slugs Is a dangerous man who would and to take escort to Victor's party, he killed Carl, when suddenly Carl spills champagne on her dress. Rick begins drinking Jordy convinces Johnny. could kill them all. Seneca tries to decides on Lindsay. He swears to walks in and claims Mac obviously gives her one of Ginny's robes and Sam and Myrna to send him tolets her go to sleep on the couch. In LOVING: Dane can't wait until he get Max to fire Roger. Overhearing, Lindsay that he's not using her, that needs to seek a psychiatrist. Perry France so he can search for Brenda. destroys Cabot's company. Ann Roger warn Seneca that bell get believes Mac has used him to learn the morning, when Brock finds her he really does care. Jill continues to Trey tells Sloane Paula must move there, he accuses her of being a assures Cabot that she's happy in him. No longer forced to work for think about killing Kaye. Nikki about Carl Thomasina and Carter out of their home. When Julie goes Max by judge, Rick refuses Max's continue their love affair. Kathleen whore. Rick punches Brock out. her marriage to Dane. Trish re- chagrined to see Victor and Ashley to see reclusive Zed after New Ginny believes Rick wasn't sleeping members Clay visiting her at school job offer. Johnny and Maeve angry share very long New Year's Eve unable to locate Cass and admits to Year's he sends her away. Wally with Bobbi. Ginny tells Rick that his and Stacy's. While Ava is semi- Siobhan didn't tell them the story of kiss. 'Dune' flops while 'The Flamingo Kid9 sleeps

BY LINDA DEUTSCH haps 10 minutes on screen before not save Dune from a crash landing. school, a boring summer job and memoraDle characters — a charmer PG-13, presumably for mild sex she's killed. Names Like Jose Dune is rated PG-13, cautioning decisions on where to go to college. we've all known in one form or scenes between Dillon and Jones. Dune. " launched with millions Ferrer, Silvana Mangano. Max Von parents to keep children under 13 It aU seems dull until Jeffrey is another. But the film will probably appeal to of dollars, great fanfare and toys Sydow and Dean Stockwell have away from this movie. invited to visit The Flamingo Club today's sophisticated pre-teens as galore, lands with a thud as the little more to do than glower and nastiest disappointment of the — a beach club where the nouveau Ultimately, Jeffrey must choose well as their older friends. mutter in ominous tones One excep- "The Flamingo Kid" could be the Christmas-New Year movie blitz. ricne bask in sunshine, play cards between Crenna's values and those tion is the rock star Sting who stands sleeper of this hyper-kinetic movie It's as if a promise of sugarplums and pursue the good life. The club, of his own father, Hector Elizondo, out as a handsome, Satanic villain season. In the midst of somber Motion Picture Association of was switched to a dose of vinegar set in Long Island, could just as well in a strong supporting performance with homosexual undertones. epics, science fiction fantasies and America rating definitions: Some mean grinches must have be in New Jersey, Florida or any as the plumber who wants his son to musical razzle dazzle, here comes a misguided this space vehicle on its other seaside resort. The music, do better. G — General audiences. All ages nice little picture with an engaging doomed voyage The story, which is difficult to from "Get a Job " to "Walk Right admitted. story to tell. The chief grinch is David Lynch follow if you haven't read the book, Ini" places this story in the '60s. There's a surprise twist at the end PG — Parental guidance sug- who wrote the screenplay and centers on the young hero's effort to that's Ukely to make even Jaded gested. Some material may not be directed it. He delights in giving us save his planet by obtaining "the Placing current teen-age heart- At an opportune moment, Jeffrey movie goers smile. suitable for children. repeated closeups of the repulsive spice," a life-giving mineral mined throb Matt Dillon against a is offered a job parking can at the PG-13 - Special parental guid- Baron Vladimir Harkonnen (Ken- on an enemy planet. Gigantic nostalgic backdrop of Brooklyn and club. He seizes the chance, much to Director Gary Marshall ("Happy ance strongly suggested for children neth McMillan), his face covered worms block his mission, as do a Long Island, NY., in the 1910s. his parents' dismay. Days"), who wrote the screenplay under 13. Some material may be with enormous boils and sores. In series of bad guys whose identities "Flamingo Kid" has a winning with Neal Marshall, has a talent for inappropriate for young children. formula. many scenes, the Baron's doctor become muddled along the way. The summer turns into a teen-age translating the teen-age traumas of R - Restricted. Under 17 re- fantasy. Rubbing shoulders with the the 1980s to contemporary au- I Leonard Cimino) is seen lancing Dillon, the hulking young actor quires accompanying parent or these eruptions while cooing to the The only real heroes In this rich, Jeffrey piles up tips, wins s diences. Here be Is also writing s adult guardian. lumbering, over-inflated epic are who has gradually emerged as an promotion to cabana boy, develops love letter to a place he seems to Baron that his skin is "so beauti- important new screen presence, X — No one under 17 admitted. ful." Yuk' the army of special effects coordi- a chummy relationship with the know well. Some states may have higher age nators and technicians who create a proves himself a star to watch in club's part owner (Richard Crenna) Add to this the bloody scenes this film. restrictions. when various characters have their fantastic, otherworldly environment and o love affair with his nubile The over-35 audience will savor peopled by creatures more weird niece (Janet Jones). this as a nostalgia trip while life "plugs" pulled and you have the Dillon is sptly cast as Jeffrey most stomach-turning scenes of the and threatening than Jabba The Hut. younger audiences may identify Willis, son of middle-class lUlian- season. Freddie Francis' photography is Crenna, as the big-talking car with the always current dilemma of ATLANTIC STRATHMORE American parents. When we meet Lynch manages to get the most constantly impressive. dealer who takes Jeffrey under his TWIN ... MI. TWIN ... iMi him, he's facing the end of high wooden performances possible from But technical wizardry alone can- wing, creates one of the film's most "The Flamingo Kid" is rated t- II AN! .. HW< 11 his stars, the handsome Kyle MI .HI ANftS aBf RDEFN MacLachlan as the messianic hero ALL SEATS S2.00 and Francesca Annis as his mother -Blirj RFYNOIDS Other fine actors are wasted. The AT THE MOVIES estimable Linda Hunt spends per-

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FREEHOLD - Council members Michael Wilson and Finance and Recreation Committees; Councilman Eric Lynn Reich were sworn in to three-year terms on the H. Foster Jr. as chairman of Water and Sewerage all-Democratic Council at yesterday's organization Committee; and Councilwoman Susan H. Sweetman as meeting. chairwoman of the Health and Welfare Committee as well as the Safety Committee. Both members were each re-elected to second terms Other appointments included Joseph D. Youssouf as In November. borough attorney and Ronald W. Sage as municipal The council also voted unanimously to appoint Wilson prosecutor, both for one year, and Judge Leslie Tinkler as council president for the coming year. as magistrate for a three-year term. "We now have a strong council that's not afraid to James Higgins was reappointed to the Planning make decisions," Wilson said. Board. Edward M. Lewis was appointed as the borough's Mayor John G. McGackin reflected on the ac- alternate representative to the Central New Jersey complishments of the council in 1984, calling it a Transportation Board (CNJTB), replacing Republican "banner year" for the borough Louis O'Brien. "UK will bring more challenges to the borough Republican Robert Shortmeyei was appointed to the family, but if 1984 is any example of how we handle Planning Board, replacing Connie Rosseel. these challenges, I Intend to keep the ship of borough O'Brien and Rosseel ran unsuccessfully against on a straight and steady course," McGackin said. Wilson and Reich in November for the two open seate According to the mayor, 1985 will bring the on the council. reconstruction of the grandstand at Freehold Racetrack, and the re-development of the "triangle" off "By not reappolnting me to the CNJTB, they are not Main Street into a parking lot. hurting me, but rather they are ignoring the commuter; "Because of the council's decision to go forward with I have worked for since 1976," O'Brien said. He callec the (triangle) project, a series of potential developers the council's decision "political." have expressed interest in new construction in the "He says it's political, of course it's political," saic area," McGackin said. McGackin, "We want people on our boards that go alonf The council also voted to appoint Reich as police with our philosophy. Why should I appoint someone whe commissioner for 1985, and Councilman John Ballew, is going to berate us in the press all the time?" assistant police commissioner. Wilson was appointed as fire commissioner, and The council will meet on the first and third Mondaj 8W0RN IN — Michael Wilson, left, and Lynn re-elected to the posts in November., Wilson will Councilman Edward S. Mack was named assistant fire of each month at 8 p.m., except when that date fall: Reich began their second three-year terms on the also serve as (ire commissioner and Reich as police commissioner. on a holiday, in which case the meeting will be held the Freehold Borough Council yesterday, having been commissioner. The mayor appointed Ballew as chairman of both the next day, Tuesday. Union Beach councilmen seated, party-line rules BY BOB NEFF Jr., and Independent Paul Smith Jr. voted for the O'Brien, and Harry P. Woolley Jr. as members of the school traffic guards. appointments, with Stoppiello breaking the ties. Planning Board. Kenneth Burkhardt Jr. received a certificate of UNION BEACH - Democrats John J. Keating and Robert B. Thaler was reappointed borough attorney, Also, Peter Meglow, John Casabianca, Donald Shank, service award for his service as fire chief last year; Frank W. DiCicca were sworn in to second terms on Edward G. Broberg of T&M Associates was reappointed Charles Steiner, Louis Andreuzzi, and Madeline Russo and Steve Luettchau, Ronald Sheldon, and Raymond the Borough Council yesterday amid party-line voting borough engineer, and Armour S. Hulsart, of Armour as members of the Zoning Board of Adjustment; Palumbo received certificates of appreciation for on several key appointments, as the council organized S. Hulsart and Co., was appointed borough auditor. Richard Ellison and Vera McGrogan as members of the voluntarily serving on a committee to oversee the for 1985. The Democrats opposed the three appointments, as Local Assistance Board; and George Ryan, Dorothy installation of radios in the new police building. State Senator Richard Van Wagner, D-Monmouth, well as three appointments to the Board of Health, Gaynor, Leon Genciana, and Edward G. Broberg as Patrolmen Lloyd McDonald, Alan Garrison, and administered the oath of office to the councilmen, while because names they submitted as alternatives "were members of the Citizens Advisory Committee. Peter Weinrich, and Cpl. Robert Erven of the police Assemblywoman Jacqueline Walker, D-Monmouth, and never even considered," according to DiCicca. Also, William Kolodziej and Joseph Clark as department received commendation awards. Assemblyman William E. Flynn, D-Monmnouth, as- "We're not really happy with the attorney," DiCicca members of the Bayshore Youth Services Bureau; And Michael Harriot was sworn in as fire chief; sisted. said. "And the engineer has passed up opportunities to Florence Mclnerney as a special police officer; and William McGeorge as first deputy fire chief; John D. Keating said he hoped the council would instate a full- help out the borough." John Lambrecht, Kenneth Burkhardt ST., William Dayback Jr. as second deputy fire chief; and William time municipal court staff, hire a business adminis- However, Stoppiello supported the appointments, and Harriott, Gerald P. Havens, and Janet D. Ryan as Perez as third deputy fire chief. trator, and receive funding for a sea wall this year. said the Democrats never submitted any names for his "I am convinced we need a business administrator," consideration. Keating said. "It's a case where the left hand does not "They never submitted one name," Stopiello said. know what the right hand is doing." "All they did was say the board of health members had Harmony is high in Highlands Mayor Carmen Stoppiello in his closing remarks asked to be reappointed." opposed hiring an administrator, saying be hoped the BY STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN Drive. He said he expected to break Case and Hartsgrove will also serve council, through use of its committees, could perform Stoppiello appointed Joseph Tuohy, Michael DiGangi. ground on the 95-unit project next for one year. Alfred Marker was the functions of an administrator. . and Michael Strako to replace the outgoing members HIGHLANDS - "Harmony month. reappointed to a second four-year However, the two agreed that some sort of shore of the board of health. The vote again was cast along seems to be the theme," summed up A federal Department of Housing term on the board, andMurphy was protection Is needed to attract ratable* and enhance the party lines, with Stoppiello breaking the tie In favor of Borough Administrator Herbert and Urban Development grant for appointed to a four-year term. borough waterfront. the appointments. Hartsgrove yesterday as the nearly *8 million wlU fund the Robert Jordan and Henry H. Borough Council seated two mem- Keating said he is looking to toe state Environmental "They are all qualified, caring citizens," Stoppiello project, which will be built by a Herold were appointed as first- and said of the new members. bers making the governing body all- private contractor, and purchased second-alternate board members. Protection Agency and Green Acres funding to foot Democratic. some of the bill for the project. Hie mayor in his closing remarks appealed for by the Highlands Housing Authority Joseph Fischer was reappointed "We really need It badly," Keating said. council unity. Councilman William Beatty was with the HUD funds. to a four-year term on the seven- Stoppiello concurred. "We're trying to improve the image of Union Beach," sworn in tohi s first three-year term In his recap of 1984s high points, member Zoning Board of Adjust- in office yesterday, succeeding Inde- "I want to emphasize so deeply the need for shore Stoppiello said. "I'm sorry if we disagree — please let's Wilson said the second best thing ment, and Stuart B. King and Elaine pendent Thomas Murphy who did protection." Stoppiello said. "No matter what It is, as work together this year." about the year was the budget Hoffman were each appointed to "I wrote a speech, but threw It away — this comes not seek re-election in November. surplus in borough coffers. two-year terms as alternate mem- long as it stops the debris, we need it." Re-elected Councilman C. Paul Case Keating, DiCicca, and fellow Democratic Councilman from the heart, sincerely," he added. Catherine C. McGowan, who re- bers. Other appointments Include John T. Mullaney Jr. as was sworn in for a second three-year tired as borough clerk yesterday, Matthew Kane, former first assis- Lee Bernstein voted against several appointments term on the council. yesterday, including that of borough attorney, borough borough prosecutor; Eileen M. Schlemm as borough bade farewell to her colleagues at tant fire chief, was sworn in as chief auditor, and borough engineer. treasurer and official tax searcher; Mary Sabik as Murphy, who served his last day Borough Hall. McGowan had been for 1985. Republicans Richard Ellison and Harry P. Woolley sercher for improvements; and Donate Angelo, John on the council yesterday, was ap- clerk for four years. William E. Wilson was reap- pointed to a four-year term on the pointed borough attorney; John S. Planning Board. Although a regis- Hartsgrove said the council has Tnihan borough engineer; Joseph F. tered Democrat, he ran for council started looking for a new borough Seaman, auditor; and Thomas An- Councilmen clash at meeting in 1981 as an Independent. clerk, and expects to find one within drews, prosecutor. 60 days. reappointment, and Republican "1964 was a good year," said Hartsgrove was sworn in as BY BOB NEFF the appointment of Woolley's son to Mayor Robert D. Wilson. the borough police force. councilmen Woolley and Richard Several appointments were made acting borough clerk until a replace- UNION BEACH - A member of His son is a candidate for patrol- Ellison, and Independent Paul Smith He said the best thing that to the nine-member Planning Board. ment is found for McGowan. Harts- grove was also sworn in as adminis- the Borough Council last night said man whose appointment may come Jr., voted for the appointment. happened to the borough during the As mayor, Wilson was reappointed trator, tax searcher, community he would "pursue legal action" up tor council approval within the Republican Mayor Carmen Stop- year was federal approval of the to a one-year term, Case' was concerning remarks made by a piello broke the tie in favor of long-awaited senior citizens' apart- appointed as council representative, development representative, and next 45 days, Woolley said. planning board member. colleague at yesterday's council According to Woolley, DiCicca Thaler's reappointment. ment building to be built on Shore and Hartsgrove as borough official. organization meeting. asked In return that Woolley vote for "He pulled those statements out Democratic Councilman Frank the Democratic nomination for of thin air," DiCicca said after the W DiCicca termed "slanderous" a borough attorney. meeting. "I deny the charges." statement made by Republican Because Robert B. Thaler was Woolley said the alleged offer, Councilman Harry P. Woolley Jr. reappointed yesterday to the post, which he said took place In the concerning an alleged offer by however, the three democratic parking lot behind Borough Hall last DiCicca to exchange political councilman did not get a chance to week, made him "feel my favors. nominate another candidate. responsibilities to vote my opinion Woolley accused DiCicca of offer- The three Democratic councilmen would be threatened." ing to "see you (Woolley) get the — DiCicca, Lee Bernstein, and John "I felt I was being pressured, and necessary votes" needed to approve J. Keating - voted against the wanted the public to know about it. That's why I made the statement," Woolley added. DiCicca said he would "definetly pursue further" comments he said "sound like out-right slander." According to Woolley, DiCicca said Woolley would not be eligible to vote on his son's appointment be- cause of a conflict of Interest. "I definetly know I would be eligble, however," Woolley said. Mayor Stoppiello, while reserving judgement on the validity of the incident, supported Woolley's credi- bility. "When Woolley said it - I don't think Woolley would lie," Stoppiello said.

Woolley said his son recently SEATED ON COUNCIL - Charles P. Case. left, in the November election. Case was re-elected to scored the highest out of IS or IS and William Beatty were seated on the Highlands his second three-year term, and Beatty will serve FRANK W. DICICCA HARRY P. WOOLLEY JR. candidates for patrolman. Borough Council yesterday, having won their posts his first three-year term. COMMUNITY CALENDAR YESTERDAYS

exhibit at the Marlboro Middle School Media Center, 100 yean ago Red Bank, with 150 women from throughout the state TODAY attending. Route 510, today through Feb. 1. This free exhibit is on The New Jersey display at the World's Fair in New HIGHLANDS - The Regular Democratic Organiza- loan to toe school from the New Jersey State Museum, Orleans exhibits produce from several county farms and tion of Highlands will meet at 8 p.m. in the Veterans Trenton, and Is open to the public. 20 yean ago Hall. Bay Avenue. pictures of the area's more prominent buildings, FREEHOLD — The Freehold Township Fire Preven- Thousands of discarded Christmas trees are placed KEANSBURG — The Keansburg Planning Board will Including the Ocean Hotel and the West End Hotel in tion Bureau will meet In the Municipal Building, Long Branch. The state exhibit also features Edison's at Sandy Hook and two other state beaches to contain meet at 7 p.m. at Council Chambers, Keansburg Stillwells Corner and Schanck roads, at 8 p.m. new electric light, which illuminates all of the wind-blown sand and help dunes to form, in an effort Borough Hall, 43 Church St. All meetings an open to to save area beaches. the public exposition buildings at toe fairgrounds. MATAWAN - The GFWC-NJSF Woman's Club of TOMORROW Bayshore Community Hospital officials acquire title, Matawan will have a business meeting and sandwich 50 yean ago to more than 17 acres along North Beers Street, lunch at 11:30 a.m. at the clubhouse on Jackson Street. KEYPORT- The Root and Branch Garden Club will The principal of Red Bank's public schools proposes Holmdel, as the site of a new 110-bed hospital adjacent After the meeting, a "not-quite-what-I-wanted for- meet at 8 p.m. In the Church House of the Reformed building additions to the Mechanic Street and River to the Garden State Parkway. Christmas" gift auction will be held for members and Church. Wlllard Aumach will present a slide show Street schoolhouses, speaking at a meeting held by the their guests. Don't forget to bring all your unwanted featuring Keyport's historical houses, the fireman's The state Navigation Bureau of the U.S. Army Public Question Forum at the Elks Lodge. gifts to the meeting. parade and Willow Valley Manor. The arrangement District, New York, proposes construction of a new competition la to be "My Favorite Hobby." an The New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs holds 7,00v-ioot channel In the Shrewsbury River, north of MARLBORO - "Fossils of New Jersey" will be on arrangement with accessories depicting a hobby. its third winter conference at the Molly Pitcher Inn, Monmouth Beach. B2 The Dtuly Register Sports MONDAY, JANUARY 7. 1965 San Francisco gives Chicago a defensive lesson9 23-0 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The by Chicago Coach Mike Ditka. "Whenever you shut someone out, was already savoring the Super San Francisco 48ers put themselves "We got a lesson today," Ditka It's a task. I think we had one of our Bowl matchup with Miami. In the Super Bowl by giving the said. "They came out attacking and best games," Board said of a "Without a doubt, the best two Chicago Bears a taste of the when you attack the other guy and defense that went 12 quarters teams are in the Super Bowl," he defensive medicine the Bears had keep him off balance, you usually earlier this season without sur- said. "It's a great matchup and we been feeding to everyone else. make something happen." rendering a touchdown. "If we could look forward to It." With Gary Johnson and Michael Happen It did, particularly for keep giving the offense the op- San Francisco, which hadn't Carter leading a nine-sack defensive Chicago, which went backward as portunities, we knew we could get it scored a touchdown In the second onslaught, the 49ers won the NFC much as forward for much of the In." half in Its last two games after championship yesterday with a 23-0 game — particularly In the second "When you've played as long as I jumping off to early, did things the victory over the team that itself had period, when it gained no net have, you have to rely on wisdom as opposite way this time — It could set a regular-season National Foot- yardage. well as ability," said Johnson. convert three drives Inside the ball League record for sacks. Some of the defensive statistics The line was also helped by the Chicago 5 to only six points m the The outcome earned San Fran- were awesome. blanket coverage of the San Fran- first half. cisco a trip 30 miles down Route 101 Chicago quarterback Steve Full- cisco secondary, rated as one of the But midway through the third from Candlestick Park to Stanford er, for example, completed 13 of 22 best in the NFL. quarter Dana McLemore returned a Stadium, for a meeting with the passes for 88 yards, paltry enough "We had good coverage," said Max Runager punt IS yards to the Miami Dolphins in two weeks in a but made even more paltry by the safety Dwight Hicks. "We made San Francisco 35. Four plays later, Super Bowl XIX. The matchup nine sacks that took away SO of those Fuller hold the ball longer than Tyler took a pitchout from Montana answered the NFL's dreams, the yards from the net passing yardage. anticipated. The defensive line said and cut off-tackle, shrugging off two teams with the best regular Carter, a rookie from Southern 'hold your coverage and we can get four Bears and into the end zone to season records — the 49ers were 15-1 Methodist who won a silver medal in to them.'" make it 13-0. and the Dolphins 14-2 - and the the shotput in last summer's Olym- Meanwhile, the San Francisco After the sacks by Board and NFL's two most glamorous quar- pics was credited with two sacks as offensive line contained the Chicago Johnson thwarted the next Chicago terbacks, San Franlcsco's Joe Mon- was Johnson, a 10-year veteran and defense that had an NFL record 72 drive, San Francisco put the game tana and Miami's Dan Marino. San Diego castoff. sacks In the regular season and away, going 88 yards in eight plays But it wasn't Montana who earned The Bears, held without a first seven more in last week's 23-19 climaxed by Montana's loss to the laurels Sunday, although he had down for four straight series In the victory over Washington. This time, Solomon. Roger Craig's 39-yard a 10-yard touchdown pass to Freddie second and third quarters, threaten- the Bears had three sacks, but none burst to the Chicago 14 set up the Solomon that combined with a 9- ed only twice — on the opening had a signlflgant Impact on the score 3. Werschings 34-yard field yard scamper by Wendell Tyler and series of the game, which ended game. goal with 1:57 left closed out the field goals of 21, 22 and 34 yards by with Bob Thomas missing a 41-yard The victory was the 17th of the scoring. Ray Wersching to give the 49ers field goal try, and late in the third campaign for the 48ers, who lost Except for the start, the San MMMPwaUM their points. quarter, when they reached the San only once in the regular season, Francisco defense dominated the GOING DOWN — Chicago Bears' quarterback Steve Fuller (4) It was a San Francisco defense, Francisco 21 but were thwarted by tying a record set by the undefeated game. grimaces as San Francisco 49ers' delensive tackle Gary Johnson that limited Chicago to 186 total consecutive sacks by Johnson and Super Bowl champion Dolphins of It was at Its best in the second (97) undermines his elforts to scramble during yesterday's NFC yards, just 37 in the air, and whose Dwaine Board that pushed them 1972. quarter, when it held Chicago to championship game m San Francisco.. effectiveness was ruefully conceded back to the 40. San Francisco Coach Bill Walsh See 4(ers, B4 Marino powers Miami, 45-28 MIAMI i AP> - It was one of Srhamann kicked a 26-yard field Marino completed 21 of 32 passes Pittsburgh tied It on Rich those once-in-a-lifetime games — goal. and didn't throw the ball In the final Erenberg's 7-yard run later in the which Dan Marino seems to have They helped set a Miami record 11 minutes after hitting eight of nine first period and was driving again every week Now there's only one for postseason points in one game earlier in the second half. He threw early in the second when Walter team left which can try to stop him. and contributed to breaking the a 40-yard touchdown pass to Mark Abercrombie's 23-yard run to the '' Keep it away from our offense' league's two-team AFC cham- Clayton in the first quarter, 41-and Dolphins' 9 was called back by a has been the philosophy of every pionship mark of 61 by San Diego- 36-yarders to Mark Duper in the holding penalty. Eventually, Gary team we've played this year Keep Boston in 1963 and San Diego- second and third and finished off the Anderson missed a 53-yard field- the ball away from Marino And I Oakland in 1980 Steelers with a 6-yard flip to Nat goal attempt. don't see San Francisco doing "I think any team wants to Moore in the fourth. Almost immediately, Von anything different." Lyle Black- control the ball against us," Black- That just about obliterated any Schamann restored the Dolphins' wood. Miami s free safety, said wood said, "and you start that by a notice of Mark Malone's afternoon. lead, then Malone and Stallworth Sunday after his interception helped running game. So our main concern The Pittsburgh quarterback hit 20 of hooked up on their 65-yard bomb. trigger the Dolphins to a record- from the start would be to stop the 36 passes for 312 yards and touch- Pittsburgh led 14-10 with 2:52 to breaking 45-28 victory over the run and then to stop Joe Montana." downs covering 65 and 19 yards to go in the half. That's when Marino Pittsburgh Steelers in the American the 49ers' quarterback. John Stallworth in the second and showed what Shula meant when the Conference championship game. "San Francisco's got a very well- third quarters and 29 yards to Miami coach said after the game: If the 49ers. the National Football balanced offense — great passing Wayne Capers with 25 seconds to "We always have the feeling that we League's best team during the but also tremendous running with play. can do things in a hurry. When season at 15-1 (to Miami's 14-2). Wendell Tyler and Roger Craig," Even before Marino cranked up something negative happens, our don't do anything different — or do Blackwood said. "I think that would the Miami offense, its defense — offense just says, Go for it!' and It it better — on Jan. 20 in Super Bowl be something we're most concerned and some ill-timed Steeler mistakes usually works out." XIX. they may well be the last team about from the git-go, their running — took Pittsburgh out of the game. Marino got the lead back — for of the 1984 season to fall victim to attack, because we didn't start out Pittsburgh, staying almost ex- good, as it turned out — in just 82 Marino, just as the Steelers and the playing Pittsburgh's running attack clusively on the ground, controlled seconds, completing passes of 13 NFL record book have. very well and San Francisco would the ball for the first five minutes yards to Duper and 16 to Clayton Marino, who broke the NFL's probably try to take advantage of and was approaching the Miami end before Duper ran past Chris Brown regular-season records for yardage that." zone when offensive pass inter- and caught the TD toss at the left and touchdown passes, shattered the "You hear a lot about Montana," ference by Stallworth wiped out his edge of the goal line. same AFC title-game marks, rolling Miami linebacker Jay Brophy catch at the 11 On the next play, Malone had 1:30 to work with, so up 421 yards and four scoring strikes added, "but when you watch film, Malone was intercepted in the end he tried to match Marino. But against the Steelers. Tony Nathan you find out they can run the ball, zone by William Judson — and four Blackwood got in the way, inter- Abercrombie (34) goes up tor some yardage against Miami as and Woody Bennett also ran for too. I'll have to watch a lot of film plays after that. Marino and Clayton cepting him at the Steelers' 39-yard Dolphins' delensive back Glenn Blackwood waits to make the tackle short-yardage scores and Uwe Von this week." had Miami on the Scoreboard. See Marino, B4 during first hall action of yesterday's game in Miami. Will it be Ohio State in classic? COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The telephone from East Rutherford, director at the Air Force Academy, the Kickoff Classic. man in charge of college football's N.J. said 1984 national champion Ohio State Athletic Director Rick Kickoff Classic says Ohio State Unger said officials from the Brigham Young is virtually certain Bay said that as far as he knows, could know by the end of the month Meadowlands recommend a poss- to play in the game. "If I was a any talk about the Buckeyes playing whether it's going to play in the ible Kickoff Classic matchup to a betting man, BYU, if they wanted to in the preseason game is premature. game, scheduled for late August at committee that has the final say in go, is almost a shoo-in," he said. "People from the Kickoff Classic Giants Stadium in the New Jersey determining which two teams will "BYU is such an explosive team. did contact us during the week of the Meadowlands complex. participate. The selection commit- They'd be a great choice." Wisconsin game in the middle of last "Ohio State is on the list of teams tee includes members from the He said Ohio State, Notre Dame, season to ask if Ohio State would be we're considering, as are a lot of national athletic directors' and foot- Oklahoma, Boston College and interested in taking part in the other schools," said Les Unger, ball coaches' associations and is Maryland are among the leading game. I said we'd take it under game coordinator for the New headed by Vincent dePaul Draddy of contenders to meet BYU. Ohio State advisement if an Invitation were Jersey Sports Authority. "I doubt the National Football Foundation is attractive because tailback Keith issued, but haven't heard anything that we wUl be talking to individual and Hall of Fame. Byars, who finished second in the from them since. schools before the NCAA conven- Proceeds from the game benefit 1964 Heisman Trophy voting, re- A clause in the agreement be- tion," which takes place next week the foundation, which operates the turns for his senior season with the tween the Meadowlands, the Hall of in Nashville, Tenn College Football Hall of Fame in Buckeyes. Fame and the NCAA concerning the "We'll be working during the Kings Mills. Unger said the first two Washington, which finished sec- game may work in the Buckeyes' MIAMI TOUCHDOWN - Miami Dolphins' wide receiver Mark convention to get the matchup in Kickoff Classic games have raised ond to Brigham Young In the final favor. That agreement requires that Clayton goes across the goal line lor a touchdown against the place, and hope we might be able to more than fl.l million for the Associated Press Top 20 poll, plays during the game's first seven years, Pittsburgh Steelers during first half action of yesteday's game in make a public announcement of foundation. the Cougars in the second game of one representative from each of One of the selection committee the 1985 regular season, making It Miami. Clayton caught the pass from quarterback Dan Marino in the which teams will be playing In the seven major conferences and two game by Feb. 1," Unger said by members, Col. John Clune, athletic unlikely the two teams will meet In first half. independents must be included

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Sliiam Cd6. 66. 61 AndraM. N.C. 61 NEW YORK - Totnii Lewis. Carpenter had to be re- New York* George McPhee tied •aHainlin 70. Kanaxky St 62 Sandstrom scored 1:14 into over- strained by linesman Will Morris it Just U seconds later at J:47, Sana 66 nMk 76 NHL and Bob Hodge*. Sligi all 76. Roanoka 66 time after Robbie Ftorek'i con- +mni+tKM in a rebound from a Cant Arkansas 61, Mona.aau 66 troversial third-period goal bad tied Ftoreks goal at 4:49 came only 40 scramble in front of Reach. Cam. Florida 66. W. alnoa 58 the game, giving the New York second* after Paul Oagne'l second Camanary 68. Oaorga 81 63 the red light to Indicate a More. OUsrs 7, Jets I Oaltlii 78. Falrmonl St 70 Ranger* a 5-4 National Hockey Television replays clearly showed goal of the night bad given New WINNIPEG, Manitoba - Glean CHarM 89. Furman 78 League victory over the New Jersey the puck never entered the net. Jersey a 4-t lead. Gagae scored oa Anderson scored two goals and David Urjaoomb 74, MHagan 88 Devil* last night. a quick wrist shot off a perfect feed AMaraorvBroaddus 11S. frntm, onto 71 Data 81 79. Vakwa Si 70 Many of the Devils, led by an Irate collected his 400th career point as TteMPhart Duka 83. Virginia 98 by Jan Ludvlg. E Mamonaa 77, Nawport Naws 66 Sandstrom picked up a loose puck Reach, argued to no avail with the Edmonton Oilers defeated the W Virginia SI. HM, Mot Lloyd. Ky. St The Rangers held a M lead after uVambkng SI 80. Jama Cnnsuan 53 to the left of goalie Glenn Reach and Lewis, who was involved In another Winnipeg Jets. Jackaonirlaa 81. 71. N Alabama 68 fired In a abort wrist shot, his 15th a wide-open first period, although Anderson's 21st and 22nd goals of >r 1 r Jamas Madwon 06. Daws and Earns 44 goal of the season. controversy in the Rangers' game in the Devils scored the first goal ""* "sleT " "" Kamuoky 76. N Carolina 81 62 Boston Saturday. In that contest, the season were part of s five goal AdakiN 06. DoMncvt S2 Ky Wllllili 68. N Kanboky 80 Ftorek's backhander bounced off Rangers goalie Glen Hanktn skated outburst that broke a 1-1 tie and led SKI— >. w V. 76, Obartn 71 Landar 76. trakma 98 Lewis allowed a Bruin* goal to stand Into the corner to clear a loose pack BaimUdfl. NJ. 66. King* Co«.. N V. SI Liiiisamna 114. Caarwaajr Chriaaan 90 Reach and struck the croaabar, then the Oiler* to their 20th straight win BUMd SI 97. OUnvIM SI M louaana Tacn 92. NW LouWana S3 fell to the Ice outside the red goal even though it waa scored after the only to see It take a weird bounce off over the Jet* BuokM SS. TOMOT St 60 McNaaaa 81 90. Bui Rosa 60 net had been knocked off its moor- the board*. Tim Hlggins pounced on CwHut SO. SUM 71 Maraar 71. Oa Soutnarn 60 line. Referee Bryan Lewis, who was Pat Hughe*, Billy Carroll, Paul Cant ConnacKul 117. Vlrgmto St S3 Mrdda Tann 79. Cumbadand 96 skating behind the play, ruled that Immediately after the game. the pack and his off-speed shot was Coffey, Wayne Gretsky and Willy OlMM 7S. Falrmonl St. 70 MM. Vaasy 81 67. 8E Louisiana 74 the puck had entered the net, even Devils Coach Doug Carpenter deflected into the net by Mel CMM Si 67. una 99 llllaMltpl St S3. Lnuaana SI 68 Brldgman. Unditrom also (cored for Edmon- Com* 77. RoOart Monk 66 Uoralaad Si 6*. BagMaw vaaay 60 though the goal Judge never put on stormed onto the ice to argue with ton. V+4. MMtB. Harvaid W Morris Brown 100. Fon vaaay SI 67 MM 76. Rkjar 70 N Carolina 76. Florida 81 68 Oaorga WMNngun 69, Ouquaana U N Oaorgla 88. LaOranga 83 Oaorgatown 62. Bcacrn Con SO. OT N C -Wilminglon 86. Oaorga Mason 64 SS. Kings Port 74 No» Dams 79. Davidson 82 Oklahoma St 76. Naw Ortaana 67 Holy Croaa 72. SI Pmfi SO Randokmuacon 79, Coaaai Carolina 60 llu—d S7, Fwwon Dtoklnaon SS 8 Alabama 63. 8 Florida 99 Miami's Marino hard to imagine shas s7». HMMMH, NJ. ST, OT 8 Caroana 60. Mampha SI 58 Xing'! 76. AMnwj SI 8 Carolina si 60. Alabama Si 61 When Art Rooney, George Halas Noll. It was a decent, classy plays to travel 7» yards for another La Wat 60, Aim, 63 5 ItailSlirini 63. Wa ParuiOa 68 decision by a decent, classy coach. Lyoomlng A3. Scranton SI 6 C -A»an 80. High Point 70 and their pals Invented the National TD, the last 36 coming on a Marino- awctiaa 62. Ruigars 73 Shaw 81. N Carolina Canlral 64 Football League, they never could The slngie game postseason pass- Duper psss. That drive took 1:41. Marcyhurat 7B, Bouffampton 77 Souflam Tach 62. AHan 73 ing record Is US yards set by Dan Nwy 63. Loyola. Md 94 Sataon 94. Si Joaapns. Marna 80 have Imagined a quarterback quite Count the 2:0* Marino seeded for Numti 66. Brookport 69. OT SW Oaorga 72. Monlanllo 89 like Miami's Dan Marino. Foots In the memorable 41-M Miami's first TD and he used a total Naw Hampshire 82. Gcqm 40 Tampa 76. Llbarty Baptlal 96 Shootout between San Diego and Norfok 81 6S. DUlM SI 62 Tannaaaaa 70. M«awa*pp< 63 Blitz him and he burns you. Flood HAL of S minutes, 42 seconds to score HuiX—ami 73. Niagara 70 Tannaaaaa 81 63. Florida A4M 62. OT the secondary with defender* and Miami a couple of seasons back Bat four touchdowns. Nyack 76. VaWy Forga Chriaaan SI Tann Martin 57. W Oaorga SS he'll sit back there in the pocket, BOCK that playoff game stretched into Wow. indeed NVU 67. npihawi sa Tranaylvania 86. Canlra 73 overtime, giving Fouts five periods Pnila TartHa 88 Stppary toe* 66 Travacca 64. Qardnar wabb 78 cooly waiting for the opening to Marino'* fireworks were in stark Pittsburgh 73. Provtdanos 62 Troy 61 64. Livingston 74 develop. in which to churn out the yards. contrast to the sputtering air game Prtnoaton 76, LaNgh 67 Va Commonwaalth 67. JacksonviUa 65. OT Ramapo 64. Rulgars Camdan 64 Va*_«a Tach 92. Norm Carolina A4T 87 He is like the creation of some With Shula putting him under Chicago presented against San Si Bonavantura 74. Rhoda wand 70 vSPTia Tach 92. N Carolina AAT 67 super computer, programmed to wraps after be had built a 24-point Francisco in the National Con- SI. JoMVa 73. Salon Han 97 VMI 58. Marshall 54 lead, Marino'* yardage was as- SI. Joaapnl SO, W Virginia 40 W Kanlucky 73. Old Dominion 67 produce the perfect quarterback, ference title game In the first half SI Lawranoa 79. Rocnaaax Tad 70 waka Forssi 66. Oaorgla Tach 54 the quintessential offensive weapon. sembled In barely over three of that contest, the Beers' Steve Slam Wand 66. Buffalo SI 78 Wyka 74, Louisiana Coll 67 periods. Tamp* 69. Pann Si 4t Consider the surgical job he did on Now it's not aa if Marino wa* Fuller threw 11 times, managing VManova 70. Connecticut 90. OT Andarion 70. Ind -Pur -Indpta 66 the Pittsburgh Steelers as the pitching for that mark and just That's remarkable or, as Noll zero yards. Wm Paarson 96. UonKlalr SI 52 Aquinaa. Mich 63. OHval 63 Dolphins nailed down the American came up short. He never threw a v« 73, varment 86 Augaborg 72. Hamlina 67 chose to express it in his postgame What's more, Inventive 4»er YaaMva 69, Miami CnntHan 96 AuguMana. S D 63, Nab Omaha 61 Football Conference championship. pan In the final 11 minutes of the handshake with Shula, "Wow!" Coach Bill Walsh had come up with Aurora 81. Knoi 61 He threw for 421 yards and four game, obviously under orders from Alabama 67. Oaorga 74 Ban 81 SI. Boating Qraan 67 Perhaps the best example of a running formation that utilized Ala Birmingham 66. DaPaul 66 Ban Watlayan 70. Starting Cod 61 touchdowns, completing 21 of 32 Coach Don Simla, who insists he Marino's magic came with Just 171-pound rookie guard Guy Mcln- Appalachian SI 66. E Tannaaaaa SI 57 Bradlay S3. Oraka 74 attempts. The yardage and the TDs didn't know of the record, but Armstrong 81 72, Longwood 66 CaMn 84. Tim*, CnrMian 66 under three minutes left hi the first tyre as a blocking back. Imagine Auburn 60. Florida 74 Caollai 61. Findlay 63 were both AFC playoff records and Implies that he wasn't a* interested half. The Steelers had moved Into s Bear safety Gary Fencik's surprise Awran SI, Va. Waalayan 62 CadarvMa 66. TrMIn 64 he came within 12 slim yards, a in running up the score as be was in BapW 79, Auguaa SS Cincinnati 59. Tulana SO 14-10 lead on s 86-yard Mark Malone- when he found Mclntyre leading Daylon 67. Maryland 63 screen pass away, of the alltime just running out the clock on the John Stall worth pas* play and things Wendell Tyler. Dalianca too. Urbana 92 NFL postseason passing record. Steelers and his old friend Chuck DaPau* 85. Mancrtaaajf 77 weren't looking half-bad for Noll's For another wrinkle, Walsh of- Farna SI 62. Michigan Tach 54 team. fered a set that turned flanker Franklin 92. Hunbngton 66 NHL Iowa 64. Illinois 60 Merino struck right back in s Freddie Solomon Into a quar- Kan Nawman 91. Bathal Kan 77 drive that consumed just 82 seconds terback. Joe Montana's job, how- Kanaaa 90. Wichila SI 83 STANDINGS Kanaaa SI 111. Morgan SI 70 and was climaxed with a 41-yard ever, seems safe. Kant SI. 91. E Michigan go pas* to Mark Duper, making it 17-14 For all of that razzmatazz, the Kanyon 66. Ml vamon Natarana 71 Law* 65. Wia -Whikmawr 52 Instead of taking a low profile 4>ers could manage only a 6-0 Loyola. IH 86. Butlar 74 until halftime, Malone tried a pass. halftime lead. Eventually. Montana Lunar 53. Coa 51 Miami Oho 91. Cant Michigan 59 Lyle Blackwood picked it off at the wore the Bears down and assembled Mich -Daarborn 60. Alma 77 Steeler 38 and 33 second* later — a 23-0 victory, joining Miami in the after a TD pass had been wiped out Super Bowl. It lacked the panache of by a penalty — Marino had the the Dolphins' triumph, but Shula Dolphins in the end zone again. was pleased. NBA From 14-10 Pittsburgh with 2:58 to "After all this time," he said, play in the half, the score had gone "the two best teams with the two STANDINGS to 24-14 Miami. And the Dolphins best records go after each other." weren't done. They took the second He sounded like he could hardly half klckoff and needed just four wait.

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BY JIM HINTELMANN NX _ The Seahawks nevertheless have Edmonton 7. Wlnnlpag 2 some talented players led by 6-2 Si. Lain at Chicago. In) WEST LONG BRANCH - Mon- •aaaWt — mouth College missed its biggest sophomore guard Terrence Bailey Lea Angtfaa at Boaton. 7:36 p m (IS PPg). Harttord at Toronto. 6 06 p.m victory since moving up to Division T.naay . Oa-»a I by the narrowest of margins "They have a kid named Red- Hantord at Buftalo. 736 p mond who is averaging about 15 Edmonton at Ouabac. 7-38 p.m Saturday night when It dropped a Vanoouvar at PtVtadalphta. 7:36 p m. heartbreaking 7047 overtime de- points and eight rebounds a game," Waahrnglon at OaaoN. 7:36 p m cision to eastern power Ions Col- Kornegay said. "And there is Monaaal at N.Y. Wandara, 6:06 p m lege. another 8-7 kid named Smoka." The Hawks, however, won't have Kornegay Is happy to be playing much time to think about that so soon after the Iona game. NFL PLAYOFFS a vorh 119. Chicago 113 I FLYING — Miami Dolphins' William Judson (49) pulls in a "That's the good thing about Oatrort 121, Waahtnglon 113 pass that was intended for Pittsburgh Steelers' wide receiver John game. They are back In action AJanta 124. Naw Jaraay.114 tonight when they play boat to basketball," he said. "You can AT A GLANCE Clavaland ill. Phoanli 108 Staiiworth (82) during first quarter action of yesterday's AFC Dakaa 135. Kanaaa City 107 Wagner College of SUten Island. come back right away after a tough Pnnadatphla 110. Uwaukaa 106 championship game in Miami. Game time is 7:30 p.m. and this loss." L.A. CUppara 127. Danvw 119 Monmouth will go with a starting Saana 104. Indiana 07 will be the first meeting between Mootton 103. Goldan Stala 64 the two teams. lineup of 6-5 Rich Paas (20.5 ppg). Monmouth College coach Ron M Janet King, M Karl Towns, Latagamaa not and guards Darryl Rutley (6-4) and Houston at Ulan, n Piners top Bucs Kornegay was pleased with hi* San Antonio at L.A. Lakara. n Greg McLaughlin (6-1). Saaaa 13. LA Rauara 7 Indiana ai Portland, n team'* effort against Iona and fcnaay, Baa. 1 LAKEWOOD - Red Bank Re- able to get the lead although it wants to make sure that there is no Pass had one of his best games NY oajnta 16. LA Rama 13 Pruanu « PMadalpnla. 7:30 p.m. gional stayed with Lakewood stayed dose most of the way. against Iona with 22 points and nine Bouon at Naw York. 6 p.m. emotional letdown tonight. Oouan sax at Kanaaa Cty. 6 30 p.m. for a half, but the Piners finally took Garland Davidson scored 14 for "We can't afford a letdown," rebounds while King, who has Utah at LA Ctppart 1030 pm charge late in the third quarter and Neptune while Brent Down and Jim played only his second game since Miami 31. SaaaJa 10 DaHa at Saasa. io» pm Kornegay said. "Our kids aren't San Frandao) 21. NY OJan* 10 rolled to a WH8 boy* basketball Kennedy both scored 14 for St. Roee. that down from that game (Iona), becoming eligible after trans- Naw Jaraay m Da.aland 7 30 p.m. victory over the Bucs Saturday nianslspsa 72. Marlboro H but we must work hard to gain ferring from Northeastern, scored Chicago 23. Waantuam IS Washington at MNwaukaa. 6:30 pm 18. Pmaburgh 24. Oamvr 17 Kansas City al Houawn. 8 30 p m night. MANALAPAN - Manalapan (3-4) consistency." Ooldan SkM al San Araono, 6:30 pi Red Bank (3-3) had s 2»-25 started a little slow, leading only Wagner has a 4-5 record but "King played very well Satur- Danvar at L.A. Lakars. 10:30 pm halftime lead and trailed only 42-38 12-7 after the first quarter, but the Kornegay does not expect an easy day." Kornegay said. "And be will Oaaaa at Portland. 1030 pm in the opening minute of the fourth Braves outscored the wildest Mus- game. get better. He plays good defense Miami 46. Ptajburgh 26 and Is s crowd-pleaser." quarter before Lakewood finally got tangs, 21-10, in the second quarter "They are really fast," be said. San Francraoo 23. cmoago 0 contol of the boards and wore the and coasted to victory. Marlboro has "They have a starting lineup of 6-7. Expected to see plenty of playing SCHOLASTIC Bucs down. lost *even In a row. 6-7, 64, «.2, and 6-2 and like to run. time is 6-3 junior Mason McBrlde Joe Martin had 20 points, Henry Matt Bergen scored 21 for the They use both man-to-man and zone who played «is first game of the SCHEDULE Swain 15 and Jacob Samuels 14 for Brave*, but Marlboro'* Bob defenses. season *-g»*it* Ions after misting Mann va. San Frandaoo the Piners. Jim Dudley led Red Anderson took gsame scoring honors "The key to the game Is to stop the first month of the season doe to Bank with 17. with 22 points. their fast break," be said. "We an ankle injury. Neptune 57, St. Rose U must run our stuff the same way we After tonight's game, the Hawks TRANSACTIONS will be Idle until Saturday when BELMAR - Keith Evans, back In •own 16 10.8wa» 7 1 15. TltoniM 2 0 4. Imut did Saturday and we have to be the lineup after missing two games » 2 14, Nanoa I 02.1. Mann S 4 20. Bran Oil agresaive ' they play host to Morgan State. due to an injury, scored 21 points to O. IMI I 0 2. TOTALS 26 17 H Monmouth will then take to the SMI S6MI S66^ (4BI Wagner has been a Division I l pace Neptune (3-3) past St. Rose OudMy 7 317. 1M 0 2 2. Unary 2 0 4. FluHi school for s number of years after road next week for a pair of tough m (3-4). 3 2 6. MOKMn 2 0 4. 1MM S I 7. ONa* 2 2 1 games. It battles UV Monday and TOTALS IS 10 4*. moving up from Division in, but It NEW YORK RANOEFtS-Caaad up"Satva Richmond The Fliers led. 16-1$, after the LaaaaMaal.... „ 19 16 17 17 — 68 will go back to Division HI In two then plays nationally-ranked Geor and Qram Lanyard, Jaamamsri. tram (a Naw Haaan first quarter and St. Rose never was SJtg SMS* 7 16 IS 16 — 46 gU Tech Jan. 17. llkjhtaala at fa Amartoan Hoaay Laagua. BALLSTATE-i

aTORTtPANS than, no Mft < Conference game decision today been aM* to top that, www PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Atlan- talk to the game officials Sunday Bonder said after the game that which the buzzer sound* - is tic 10 Commissioner Charlie afternoon, said St. Joseph's spokes- the decision was a "rales play, not automatically the last shot. Shample MMl shows how great Kog«r Theokas hopes to deckle today man Kevin MacConneU MacConnell a judgment call." had ruled that Rowe's dunk was an whether to back a post-fame ruling said Theokas hoped to make a extension of Odom's snot, and so tain 1 aWV WafVfl •*••« fnV that reversed the outcome of a decision by Monday and would have Bonder said referee Glenn Sham- legal, and our/ after the game waa basketball game between West Vir- hi* ruling at the latest by Tuesday pie had not realised that the final toM of the final shot rule by other brought Me team from behind ginia and St. Joseph's, a spokesman morning. shot of a game - an attempt daring to win In the 4th quarter In 23 said Sunday. OfPKRCNT OAMCS, lnc*u<»no West Virginia and St. Joseph's left 14 tlvnoc In ttt# IMI 2 mlniit*Mi the court Saturday night with the www Scoreboard showing the Moun- Erving ends retirement speculation What doee the "O.J." atand for taineers the 51-S0 winner, the MILWAUKEE (AP) - Philadel- had been negotiating with the 14- of the agreement. prevailing basket coming on Lester in O.J. •impeon • phia 76ers captlan Julius Erving has year-old Erving since October, said "I'm happy for Doc, for the team name?...Answer: Oronthel Rowe's slam-dunk at the busier. ended speculation about his retire- the team will announce the agree- and for myself as a coach," Cun- potntekiegeme, NOpro But several minutes after the ment by announcing he will sign a ment early this weak. ningham said. lntt>e National la sJiiasUe game, as both team* sat in their one-year contract for next season. Kats and Erving, whose current "The leadership qualities and toe has IVsW done It In any www separattee ddressini g rooms, officialsofficials'' B^LErving . whwboo lhad Indicated be contract expires after tale oasUsaa he n...ln faat, no"" I bet you dMni know thai sapervisor Lou Bonder announced mM* km Ota N n Oeorge We* LMootn Mercury that Rowe'Rowess shosnot had been dktd-v- . z££Z ST I*T net 1fts fttrrst tTtt-rttrrn irt I hi allowed and he (sectored StJoeepb-s the winner. 504. West Virginia coach Gale Catlett protested the dechrtoo, which came p between five and 10 minutes after off on aa the game ended. i this season op atttl Satur- Backs UC-lOs In overtime. "We have day night. entil be was sure he Theokas has spoken with officials to cross t's sad dot I's, that's all." uld ithstand another year of the from both college* and planned to Tier* Coach Billy Cunningham AVI., 747-5400 Team owner Harold Katx. woo said be was delighted with the new* NBA's rigorous schedule. •< The Dtfly Register MONDAY. JANUARY 7. 1985 Memphis State is latest college hoop team to fall outscored Northeast Louisiana down to Its the first defeat In 11 Duke has no ACC games this In the closing minutes, Jeff Moe BY DICK JOYCE made four free throws and Greg AP Sporti Writer - 101-95; Mississippi State ripped LSU games but still is off to its best start week, facing East Carolina and COLLEGE 8349; Oregon State beat Washington in 27 years. Washington at home. Stokes came up with a key steal and Third-ranked Memphis State is 52-45; No. 16 Michigan got by Ohio Bill Martin scored 19 points, At Columbia. S.C., South Caro- rebounds for the 13-2 Hawkeyea. the latest college basketball team to BASKETBALL State 87-82; Kentucky slapped N.C. Patrick Ewing had It points and 11 lina. 7-2, surprised Memphis State, Stokes scored 24 points. fall from the ranks of the unbeaten. State 78-62; No. 18 Louisiana Tech rebounds and Reggie Williams made 9-1, behind 14 points apiece from "Butch (Moore) was sick but he Tigers coach Dana Kirk said the routed Northwest Louisiana 92-63; a key late steal for the Hoyas, while Linwood Moye, Keith James and made Arkansas sicker," said SMU loss to South Carolina "proved plenty of company from the nation's Dayton dumped Maryland 67-63, and Adams topped B.C. with 20. Mike Brittain, while Keith Lee coach Dave- Bliss after the road anyone can win any game in this day Top Twenty on the losing side. No. 20 Virginia Commonwealth "I hope we can play as hard the topped the Tigers with 22. Southwest Conference triumph. and age because there is so much Also suffering setbacks were No. withstood Jacksonville 67-65 in over- rest of the season," said B.C. coach "They just beat us in every parity" 6 Illinois, No. 8 Georgia Tech, No. time. Gary Williams. "I couldn't ask them department of the game," said Kirk Moore, battling the flu,score d 20 So far. no team has been able to 10 DePaul. No. 12 Indiana. No. 14 Fifth-ranked Syracuse was idle. to play any harder. after the Metro Conference opener points, made two key steals In knock off top-ranked Georgetown Louisiana Slate, No. IS Washington. TOP TEN "With (Ralph) Dalton and Ewing for both teams. regulation play and scored four and No. 2 Duke, who stand as the No. 17 North Carolina State and No. Georgetown, the defending NCAA in there playing zone, it's like trying With Chris Mullin in a slump, Bill critical ponts in overtime for SMU, nation's only undefeated teams in 19 Maryland. champion, is now 134 with a 24- to play a pro team. That'* why they Wennlngton, 20 points, and Walter 11-1. Arkansas coach Eddie Sutton, Division I. No. 4 St. John's downed Seton Hall game winning streak over two don't have zones In the NBA." Berry, 16, picked up the slack for St. slapped with two technicals, said, But had close calls Saturday. 73-57; Iowa upended Illinois 8440; seasons heading into Big East In rallying from a 31-28 halftlme John's, 10-1, In a Big East triumph "It was the worst officiated game "We're lucky to get out of here No. 7 Southern Methodist nipped Conference games this week with deficit, Duke raised Its record to over Seton Hall, which got 24 points I've ever seen." without a win.'' Duke coach Mike Arkansas 63-60 in overtime; Wake Seton Hall and Villanova 104 with its Atlantic Coast Con- from Andre McCloud. Mullin made Krzyzewski said after his Blue Forest dumped Georgia Tech 68-54; "We did everthing we could," said ference victory over Virginia. only 3 of 13 from the field and scored At Greensboro, N.C, Kenny Devils beat Virginia 83-58 at No. 9 North Carolina beat Florida Michael Adams, Boston College's "We played our best 20 minutes of 10 points. Green scored 26 points in leading Charlottesville. Va. State 78-69; Alabama-Birmingham pesky guard after the overtime basketball in the second half of this Unranked Iowa, with Coach Wake Forest to its ACC win over An 82-00 overtime win over Boston topped DePaul 66-57; conference loss to Georgetown at game," said Krzyzewski. David George Raveling missing the game Georgia Tech, 10-2. Late in the College kept Georgetown's record No 11 Kansas defeated Wichita handover. Md. « Henderson paced the Blue Devils because of the flu, handed visiting second half, Green scored 10 unblemished. State 90-83; Michigan State socked Adams missed a driving jumper with 21 points, while freshman Mel Illinois, 11-4, its third straight loss straight points to spark the Demon Memphis State, a 60-58 loser, had Indiana 6841; No. 13 Oklahoma with 12 seconds left as B.C. went Kennedy had 23 points for Virginia. and its second Big Ten loss in a row. Deacons. Marino-led Miami Defensive-minded dumps Pittsburgh 49ers cruise, 23-0 '"Every time the Steelers did (continued) Willie Gault at the Chicago 39. A 12- icontiuuedi zero yardage and no first downs and yard pass to Russ Francis and a 25- line 69 seconds before halftime something on offense," Shula said, "our offense came back and the Bears went through the first half yard burst by Tyler but the ball at On second down. Marino hit with no net yards passing — Fuller the 2. But on first down, Montana's Jimmy Cefalo in the end zone for 24 scored." And along the way, Marino showed his version of ball-control completed 4 of 7 for 16 yards, but floater towards Solomon In the end yards — but the TD was nullified that yardage was negated by four zone was intercepted by Gary because Cefalo had been flagged for In the 10-play. six-minute, 80-yard drive capped by Bennett's 1-yard 49er sacks. Fenclk. illegal motion. But the 49ers, who had 224 yards The 49ers drove inside the Chi- No problem. Marino passed 28 run. Marino passed for 89 yards, making up 15 yards in rushing and of their own, went off at halftime cago 5 for the third time midway yards to tight end Joe Rose at the with only a 64 lead. through the second quarter but had 1 and. on (hirdand-2. Nathan ran it penalty losses. "They have a helluva passing Fifty-four of Chicago's yards to settle for a 22-yard field goal by in It was 24-14 — and the game was came on a drive that followed the Wenching. Again, Montana was essentially over game. ' said Donnie Shell, the Pittsburgh strong safety who inter- opening kickoff and carried to the under little pressure from the Marino really nailed it down at cepted a pass and forced a fumble. San Francisco 23, from where Chicago pass rush, but the Bears the start of the second half — 78 "It's well-designed - but it's not the Thomas missed his first field goal in defense made two key plays near the yards in four plays, the last one the design. It's No. 13." 13 tries. goal line — end Richard Dent 36-yarder lo Duper. who survived a The 49ers came right back to take dumped Craig for a two-yard loss on premature tackle by desperate de- Later, after San Francisco had a 34 lead, driving all the way to the second down from the 3 and tackle fensive back Sam Washington silenced the Chicago Bears 234. Chicago 2, then settling for a 21-yard Dan Hampton deflected a third- i Miami declined the pass-inter- Shula sat at home and, in a Wenching field goal after Montana down pass toward an open Dwight ference call) and trotted in after television hookup, spoke briefly with fumbled the snap and fell on the ball Clark in the end zone. making the catch at the Steeler 10. Bill Walsh, the 49ers' coach. on a third down play at the 2. All but The Chicago defense finally began one of the yards came through the to assert itself late in the period, Stallworth. who finished with 111 "After all this time, Bill, the two air as Montana's offensive line gave yards receiving, his record fifth best teams with the two best records GETTING A HOLD — Chicago Bears' defensive end Richard Dent thwarting a drive that reached its (95) reaches out to grab a hold of San Francisco 49ers quarterback him all the time he needed. 25. Otis Wilson registered the Bears' postseason game over 100 yards, are going to go after each other." San Francisco missed another then caught his second TD pass. Shula s&id Joe Montana (16) during third quarter action ol yesterday's NFC first sack on Montana, then Fenclk chance just two minutes later, after ended the threat with his second That gave him 12 postseason TD "That's how it should be." Walsh Championship game In San Francisco. Dent was called for a face Hicks intercepted a Fuller pas* that passes, another NFL record. replied. interception on a play on which mask penalty on ihe play. deflected off Intended receiver Hampton pressured Montana. Enthusiastic fans greet Steelers PITTSBIRGH iAPI - The Pit- Dolphins. Steelers' fans chanted "If we would have won today, we University of Pittsburgh, is "the tsburgh Steelers. despite their 45-28 their trademark cheer,"Here We would have had 20,000 people there best quarterback we've seen all loss to the Miami Dolphins in the Go. Steelers. Here We Go." and tonight." Gordon said. year," according to Steelers Coach AFC Championship Game, were "We're Number One" and others While some fans were upset with Chuck Noll. greeted by 1.-500 to 2,000 cheering, urged the Steelers to make it to the the Steelers1 defensive strategy of "We gave it really our best shot," banner-waving fans at the Greater Super Bowl next season. constantly blitzing Miami quar- Noll said. "It was Just tough trying Pittsburgh International Airport "It was just like being in the terback Dan Marino, who responded to overcome Marino and the passing when they returned home Sunday stadium," Gordon said. "The fans with four touchdown passes, most game." night were very enthusiastic." were supportive of the Steelers Noll was asked if his defensive 'Our players were very im- The Steelers' loss was the third in during post-game phone calls to a game plan had backfired. pressed. " said Steelers' publicist seven trips to the American Con- WTAE radio talk show. Many said "Whatever it was, it didn't Joe Gordon. "If you didn't know the ference title game and kept them the team was fortunate to have work, " be said. "Whatever we did, score of the game, you would have from becoming the first AFC team advanced as far as it did in the we didn't do enough of it. Or maybe thought we had won." to qualify for the Super Bowl five playoffs. we did too much. But I don't really times. The Dallas Cowboys have Other callers said the Steelers feel like they (the defense) let us Gordon said the crowd was larger made five Super Bowl trips as the should have drafted Marino, a down too much. I thought their than the estimated 600 to 1.000 who National Conference representative. hometown product, during the 1983offense just got ahead of ours." cheered the Steelers when they The Steelers signed autographs NFL draft. The Steelers, along with Noll was asked why the Steelers returned from Denver last week and chatted with the fans as they 25 other teams, bypassed Marino on didn't draft Marino. after surprising the Broncos in the made their way from their charter the first round of the draft before he "You think the draft is perfect?" National Football League playoffs. aircraft to buses which took them to was taken by the Dolphins. he asked. "You think toe scouts Despite the blowout loss to the Three Rivers Stadium. Marino, a four-year starter at the don't make mistakes?" Bears' Super Bowl dream vanishes CHICAGO (API - Chicago's loss Sianis said. "I think the Bears The Bean victory over Washing- they're hanging in there," said Pat to the San Francisco 49ers in the defense looked real good, but their ton last Sunday, Chicago's tint Egan, an employee of the Ultimate National Football Conference play- offense didn't do very good." postseason football victory since the Sports Bar and Grill, which was offs Sunday dashed the hopes of He said the crowd watching the 1963 championship year, touched off packed with fans hours before the Bears fans who wanted to see their game was "very disappointed and celebrations throughout the city. game started. team earn its first Super Bowl very cold." The atmosphere was more sub- berth Gov. James Thompson said the dued on Sunday night. Early hopes "There's a lot of negative ag- Sports fans crowded into bars and Bears did better than expected. for an upset, which stayed high gression toward the team. Everyone living rooms during an unseasonably "Ah, man, it's sad. You've got to through the tint half, were dashed wanted (quarterback Steve) Fuller warm Sunday afternoon to watch figure they went a lot farther than as the 49ers pulled away in the out of there. Everybody's just really the Bears lose 234 at San Francisco. they ever should have without a second half. mad at the offense," he said. "The Bears weren't like last regular playing quarterback," he The feeling for. many was much Chicago Mayor Harold Washing- Sunday." lamented Sam Sianis, said. "So we've got to be happy for like the Chicago Cubs' heart- ton, who flew to San Francisco to owner of the Billy Goat Tavern. The that." breaking loss to San Diego in the watch the game, owes San Fran- LOOSE BALL — Miami Dolphin defensive end Doug Betters (75) Bears defeated Washington 23-19 "Maybe we need a domed National League baseball playoffs in cisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein 12 chases a looseball which was fumbled by the Pittsburgh Steelers last weekend. stadium for a change of luck," he October, which left fans speechless. steak dinners, after losing the bet during first half action of yesterday's AFC championship game in "The 49ers got a real good team," said. "They're just really upset, but the mayors made on the game. ' Miami. The Dolphins did recover the ball. Six-figure salaries don't reflect season's contributions DETROIT (AP) — Six-figure ($1.8 million), the Lakers" Kareem said. ($800,000) and Marvin Webster with their original teams, the Free While most NBA rookies were at salaries are the norm in the Na- Abdul-Jabbar ($1.5 million), the Los Conversely, some highly-paid ($450,000) and Phoenix' Walter Press said. Among them were the bottom of this season's salary tional Basketball Association, but Angeles Clippers" BUI Walton ($1.35 players have contributed little this Davis ($670,000) were sidelined by Detroit's John Long ($330,000), who list, some highly-heralded ones were the paychecks of individual players million). Houston's Ralph Sampson season. The Lakers' Jamaal Wilkes injuries. averaged just 10 points per game in not. The Utter group included has not necessarily reflected this ($1.3 million), the Lakers' Mitch ($860,000) rides the bench behind 1984 after returning to the club from Houston's Akeem Olajuwon season's contributions, a Detroit Kupchak ($1.15 million), Seattle's journeyman Larry Spriggs Other less-productive players a lengthy holdout, and Chicago's ($780,000), Portland's Sam Bowie newspaper reported yesterday. Jack Sikma ($1.1 million), New ($90,000) The Lakers' Kupchak were spurned last summer by the David Greenwood ($550,000). who ($800,000), Chicago's Michael Jor- Salaries for the current season Jersey's Otis Birdsong ($1,075 averaged just 3.8 points per game. free-agent market and found them- averaged only four points per game, dan ($550,000) and Dallas' Sam range from the 160.000 paid Denver million), Philadelphia's Julius Erv- New York's BUI Cartwrlght selves struggling to return to form the newspaper said. Perkins ($500,000). Nuggets guard Mike Evans to the ing ($1.05 million) and Boston's $2 5 million paid Los/ Angeles Lakers Kevin McHale ($1 million). guard Earvin Johnson, the Detroit Free Press said. Only 16 players on the Free Press' The newspaper said it obtained a list were earning less than $100,000 Tigers' Hernandez sets two conditions this : list of salaries supplied twice yearly BAYAMON. Puerto Rico (AP) - agent signs that surpasses my to each team by the NBA Players' agent March 15 unless the Tigers interview that be strongly prefers to NBA salaries were not necess- Detroit Tigers relief ace Willie salary," Hernandez said. reach an accord with him. return there. • Association. The list included all arily linked to players' output this Hernandez expressed willingness "I want the deferred payments to players whose contracts were in season, the newspaper noted. Sunday to accept the club's $45 assure the future of myself and my His 32 saves and 1.92 earned run Th* Puerto Rlcan threw out the force at the end of the 198344 As of Dec. 30, the Lakers' Johnson million contract offer if It accepts family." he said. average helped the Tlgen to the dnt ball Sunday at the All-star season. led in assists; Malone was the top two conditions. Hernandez, an eight-year veteran world championship in his first vear game of the Puerto Rico Wintor The newspaper said it sup- rebounder; and Bird had the highest The 1984 American League Most left-hander, will become a free in Detroit. He indicated in the League Baseball League. plemented the list by independently three-point field goal percentage. Valuable Player and Cy Young verifying salaries of some rookies New York's Bernard King Award winner earlier bad sought $5 and players who renegotiated their million over four years. He said In pacts before the current season. Not ($874,000) led the league in scoring; Phoenix' Alvan Adams ($500,000) an interview here that be will settle Royals, Expos to trade all rookies or players with re- for the club's $4.5 million offer if it negotiated contracts were included had the highest free-throw per- KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - centage; New Jersey's Micheal Ray will set up a 12-year, deferred- a new* conference scheduled by the pitcher. on the list. payment plan and will add a clause Former Kansas City Royals starting Expos for this morning. Although neither club would con- Eleven players are paid more Richardson ($427,000) had the m»t shortstop U.L. Washington will be steals; and the Clippers' Jim agreeing to increase his salary In The agreement calls for the firm that a deal had been made, than II million per year, the Free the final two yean to match the new traded to the Montreal Expos, The Royals to pay half of Washington's officials of both teams said trade Press said. Two of them, Johnson Donaldson ($427,000) had the top Kansas City Star reported yester- field goal percentage. salaries of any Tiger pitcher who $660,000 salary for IMS. according to talks have bean held involving and Philadelphia's Moses Malone becomes a free agent then. day. The Star. In return, the newsuapei Washington. ($2,125 million), are paid more than But other league leaden are paid "I would sign the contract right The newspaper said sources close said, the Royals will get two minor "Montreal, continues to express $2 million. much less, including Utah's Mark now, if Detroit accepts a clause to to both teams indicated a formal league players - Ken Baker, a 29- some interest," said John The others with seven-figure Eaton (1133,000), who led the NBA pay me in the last two yean the announcement of the trade would be year-old outfielder, and Michael Schuerholz, Royals' general man- salaries were Boston'* Larry Bird in blocked shots, the newspaper same money that whatever free made early this weak - possibly at Kinnuenen, a 28-year-old left-handed MONDAY. JANUARY 7. 1965 The DtMly Re*;ister B5 CROSSWORD

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Register photo by Carl Forlno JUST FOR SHOW — Displaying design to be Hours of the Women's Guild-sponsored event Centennial symposium to honor used on program covers and posters announc- will be 2:30 to 7 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 2, and ing 10th annual Art Show and Sale at Christian noon to 5 p.m., Feb. 3. Professional artists from Brothers Academy. Lincroft, is Michael Hirsch of New York. New Jersey, Connecticut and Alice Paul, women's rights leader Sea Bngnt, right, its creator, winner ot a cover Pennsylvania will participate in the show, with MOORESTOWN - "Alice Paul where she worked with the British removal of legal barrier* to design contest for CBA students. With him are, area participants including Donald Voorhees, and the American Women's Move- woman suffrage movement. Jailed women's full participation in so- from left. Brother Andrew O'Gara, CBA principal; Middletown; Patricia Dews, Matawan; and Muriel ment: A Centennial Symposium" for her activities, she went on a ciety. The party originated the and Betty Barnett. Manalapan, and Helyn Rogers, Colts Neck. will be presented Saturday, Jan. 12, hunger strike and was subjected to Equal Rights Amendment, earliest Tompkins, Colts Neck, show co-chairmen. starting with registration at 930 forced feeding. On her return toth e version of which was drafted by a.m., in Moorestown Friends U. S.. she discovered a foundering Paul. School. The symposium is sponsored woman suffrage effort. Her leader- Three dollar registration is re- by the New Jersey Historical Com- ship revived the campaign for a duced to one dollar for students, mission, New Jersey Department of woman suffrage amendment toth e seniors and unemployed persons. Clean refrigerator works best State, and the Division on Women, U. S. Constitution. Checks made out toTreasurer , Slate New Jersey Department of Com- Paul helped found the National of N. J., may be sent to Centennial DEAR READERS: removes dust particles and freshens munity Affairs. Woman's Party which, following the Symposium, N. J. Historical Com- ratification of the amendment in The Soap and Detergent Associa- the blanket. It really works good on Welcoming remarks at 10 a.m. mission, 113 W. State St.. Trenton, tion has sent us some cleaning tips tobacco odors. will be by Secretary of State Jane 1920, turned its attention to toth e N. J. 08625 for refrigerators that we would like Also helps on the cleaning bills. — Burgio. Joan Wright, director of the to pass along to you. Jo Marks HINTS . Division on Women, and Barbara First of all. when dirt collects It also works well with pillows, Irvine, president of the Alice Paul under and behind a refrigerator, it drapes and many other things, but FROM Cenntennial Foundation. makes the motor run more frequent- be cautious about using this spray on Speakers and their topics are ly and this wastes energy Frequent certain materials, as it may cause HELOISE Felice Gordon, Rutgers University, cleaning is a must It's easy since spots. You can purchase a dry spray "The New Jersey Woman Suffrage most refrigerators today are de- for materials that will not spot. — Campaign; Edith Mayo, Smithso- signed with rollers so they can be Heloise nian Institution, "Forward Into rolled around when you want to TELEPHONE NUMBERS Light: Images of Women in Suffrage Help your lamp. save money! clean under and behind them. Dear Helotse: Although we have Inside of the back cover of my and ERA," and Christine Lunardini, Before you start cleaning, unplug a personal phone book In which we personal telephone book. Then when Princeton University, "Alice Paul the refrigerator! Every six months, record numbers of friends and other we receive business cards or any and the National Woman's Party." vacuum the back of the coils. If you numbers we call on a regular basis, temporary number, 1 slip the card Alice Paul, born here in 1885, was have a brush attachment for your we alto accumulate miscellaneous or memo Into the envelope. Every so graduated from Swarthmore (Pa.) Now through Saturday, January 12, 1985, take 259b Off vacuum the job will be a cinch. numbers which are often needed often, I go through the envelope and College and received a Ph.D. from any shade in the place, including Hilo's labulous string shades. You should clean the defrost pan only temporarily. We may want to discard numbers no longer needed. the University of Pennsylvania. Her keep these numbers for only a short - Miriam Walsh Also, there's a special group ot lamps at a whopping RQQfa nff and condenser, too. To do this, graduate studies took her to London, Be nice to your lamps! And your house. wt/7l» UII remove the base grille at the bottom while but dislike cluttering up our of the refrigerator, following the phone book with them. We finally instructions provided by the manu- solved the problem. facturer The defrost pan pulls out I cut a business envelope In half for washing Use the brush or across the width and pasted it on the Carl .4. Quaglia dusting attachment of your vacuum to remove dust from the condenser. R.P. LAMP SHADES. LAMP MOUNTING. — Heloise DISTINCTIVE LAMPS. REPAIR SERVICE. UPS CALL 741 5882 Send your favorite hint to: Ofl TOLL FREE 800-822-8932 ROUTE 35. SHREWSBURY NJ CBS APPENDICITIS AMERICAN EXPRESS. MASTER CHARGE. BANKAMERCARO Heloise. P.O. Box 32OM. San IS STILL A KILLER Antonio, TX 78216 SUPERMARKET BATH CLEANUP AayoM's appendix can be affected. This disease Is common amoag Pear Heloise: Keeping a roll of 36 MAIN ST. children and particularly daaferas for the elderly. Their appendix paper towels in an inside cabinet in KEANSBURG tends to perforate easily, leading to serious lafectloas complication. the bathroom is handy for a quick Cramp-like pans, aaasea, and a slight fever are warnings of a possible Line* cleanup. Just grab a few paper appeadix iaJectiaa. It these symptoms persist. It Is wise to conmtt a physician. Self-medication may delay treatment loo long, sometime* towels to clean the bath, mirror or actually permitting a dang eras appendix rapture. Often appendicitis is dirty hands. ( difficult to diagnose, tor its symptoms mimic other abdominal diseases. Just warn the family not to Chicken 49 ANewifeai. dispose of them in the toilet as I had YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a delivery. We will deliver promptly without extra charge. A great many people a blockage in the toilet due to paper rely on us for their health needs. We welcome requests for delivery towels. It was a costly lesson. — JERSEY NUMBER GAME service and charge account*. Mrs. Marion Simpson Aithorlied Distributor for HoUster Ouomy Predicts ANewBegnuiing. DRY ICE CUBES Pick any 3 Numbers you can play Shrewsbury Pharaaaey Dear Heloise: I discovered this from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS little hint over the holidays. Store Broad Si. 74I-M74 Shrewsbury ice cubes in a brown bag in the 7 days a week Prescription Chemists Free Dellvi freezer and they won't slick WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER together. — Mrs. Thomas Har- R,DRgRi/R rington ! tried it and it works. I guess the bag absorbs the moisture. — Heloise LEFTOVER LISTING Dear Heloise: To keep from forgetting all the leftovers 1 put in the freezer, I keep a list on the outside of the fridge and freeier of FREE what I have saved and the type container it is In. MEETING This makes It easy to include leftovers when planning my meals. — Laura Malbls FRESHEN WOOL BLANKETS Dear Heloise: I ipray both sides of woolen blankets with a disinfec- tant spray. I then roll the blanket up and let it sft for an hour with the spray on It. I throw the blanket in the dryer on Ooaan Court* the lowest heat for the naff cycle N»« JOTS* 201-757- and let it tumble for a while. This BIRTHS

FREEHOLD AREA HOSPITAL Freehold Townihip Mr and Mrs. Robert Nielsen Thm Satf ' 3»lf-lmprormmtnl (Barbara Toris). Lakewood. son, program tor man • worn,,, it tftn a —awn 0 ttium 1*» pnajaiii.) lull around In* comer •! (/>• Dec 28. Y»»CA •»l#ns/on center MONMOUTH MEDICAL nearest roil. rmmmamKmiimnm%mm. CENTER • Professionals In Health 4 Long Branch Physical Fltnms. • Quality Fit- ttTMjSr ••W|BM».W»W) WH. II •!«•, MM »Cmu Cw.aai ness Programs al Roaaonabta Barbara Anderson and 0 J Rates. Pruitt. Long Branch, son, Dec. 27. Mr. and Mrs. David Bauer (Vir- ginia Samaras), 6 Megan Drive, Little Silver, son, Dec. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sapia (Cathy hea Abair), 35 Miller St., Highlands, daughter, Dec. 28 c Mr. and Mrs. James Kutz (Step- hanie Mayer), 42 Ballard Drive, Wanamassa, son. Dec. 28. MONDAY. JANUARY 7,1985 The Daily Register B7 APPLICATION FOR MILITARY SERVICE VOTER

APPLICATION IY RELATIVE OR FRIEND Hoodwinked by phony story FOR A MILITARY SERVICE RALLOT 1 Dtar Readers: Remember the secret with yew readers. I hope •tailed to treat me like a queen. The unrferalanee , resla'Ina el . letter about the little girl who yoa think my letter Is worth UII worked for me I'm sare It wandered away from her mother priatlag. might work for others. — Happy (street one! numWf or R.D. rauta) In the lupermarket? The woman I hit on this Idea maay yean As A Lark In Hamilton, Ontario became frantic when she dis- In. ago whea oar marriage seemed Dear Lark: With so many (i»w 0» cltv er ether municipality) covered the child was not at her ANN to be la the doMrams. It Is simply marriages in trouble these days, side and notified a salesperson this: TREAT YOUR HUSBAND I see no harm In trying a positive In rite cetmty of. who called security. They locked LANDERS AS IF HE WERE CARY approach. P.S. Cary Grant has In the tier* of _ the doors Immediately. An alert GRANT! It doesn't matter if be been happily married to a won- employee located the little girl In Is selfish, fat, bald, mining derful woman named Barbara does hereby mile oppllcotlon far e mllltory service ballet to be voted el the men's room. The man who teeth, lasy, etc. — give II a try since 1981 and she does indeed 1 had taken her there wai cutting thai election te We Kola en . for one week. Yoa have nothing treat him like he was Cary (able el election) off her hair in an attempt to to lose. Grant. disguise her appearance to he frequently send interesting little «- could carry her out unnoticed. If you think this Is a sell-out, There Is a big difference essays, poems or blti of yoa are dead wrong. 1 have been between cold and cool. Ann (MM el military service vofar) I printed the letter and urged philosophy and ask me to publish a femlBlst all my life and sever Landers shows you bow to play It all parent* to keep a watchful eye them. Often they say the author catered to the men I dated. Bat cool without freezing people out Serial No. If In military aervlce on their children while In public la unknown or wishes to remain marriage Is something else. I in her booklet, "Teen-Age Sex — whose home address la et . (street end number of R.D . route) places. I reminded them that anonymous. I always respect the discovered that oa a day-in, day- Ten Ways to Cool It." Send 50 there are an awful lot of nuts out privacy of those who request out basis, a man reacts to the cents and a long, self-addressed, In. there. anonymity. kind of consistent treatment he stamped envelope to Ann Land- (neiM ol City or other munlclpollly) The day that letter appeared in I have printed such material, receives. When I began to treat ers, P.O. Box UW, Chicago, IL In the ceunly of In the Stele) of New Jersey and who It print, my office received calls and on occasion received 20 or 30 my husband like a king, be •Nil.. from the Quad City Times in letters from people who claimed stationed er con be round et Davenport, Iowa, The Niagara they authored the piece. Or, they Falls Gazette and the Frontier say, "My uncle Harry wrote It," He ia ol the age ol 18 years, h« resided In the Stole el New Statesman Journal In Salem, or, "It appeared in our school 225 freehold Township »» Freehold Township 223 Freehold Township Ore. Reporters at all three yearbook in It67," or, "I saw It Jersey et le»at 30 doys end In soid county et least 30 doye ceuntinf SOJUW o* rma coouisaiOMs HHXSTOM TOWNSHIP the time thet he hat keen absent from the election district In which papers informed us that various 20 years ago in a book of poems ooAno 09 Fine cossssleetoaterte c . #1 FMIMOLO TOWNS! versions of that hoax had been by Edgar Guest." NOTIC1TO HI he resides because el the service, word, ttotut er relationship in kicking around for several years. I am eager to give credit M DISTR»cT»ScVloNSMH.LSToSlOWN the category Indicated below end I verily believe thel he it qualified They were surprised that Ann wherever It Is due. So, If anyone FiM DISTRICT AND PIM DISTRICT NO. TWO, ' te vet* et • military service voter In soWa>wW*WW**aMHHM***iias>j»>»>aaa*a>*aat* ngi of lha Mayor and Count* (or OP DISTRICT NO. l._ and bond aounaat . tha year ISM be haM on the nrei Townanip Commltiaa on lagal Weoneaday of eaeh and every COUNTY OP faWNaJOurtH month al 100 p.m pfwaWng Tha Annual EMoaon by the end to perform auofi other legel Urn* In tn* CourtoN Caucus legel voters residing In Olelrtct snd financial servtoee aa may be Room of lha Borouan Ma*, un- No. 2. Freehold Townahlp. Coun- the Townahlp Com- Classified No. I. Praah raqulrad by th Diplomats getting leee lha aamo cannot aooommo- Saturday 8 30 AM Toll 30PM ty of MonmouthMonm . wn be held on mmaa undar and purauant to Phone 542 1700 Daily 810AM To 5PM dala lha pafaonaaltontftn*). Patoruary I1a. t*st You may iw. and vharaUaVrvon the moontn-Q anaM aa apply for ngtetfaeon aa an WHEREAS, lha Townahlp moved to the adlotnlng Council a votar up toan d Including Committee haa etto datarmkiad Lest and Pout* Meeting Room of the Borough the twenly-elghlh |2*lh) day the need lor othar ooneultanta — Tlnton F^. I •not to ssw election by eppear- for eapen guManoe end' edvtee OUND - Oak Hfr» I new license plates . Thla nonce ettaa ba poatad ooforedoM w from time to time during the nc . Matawan. Naw Jaraay. Ingt- upon the public buaeMn board m gaoatlon during regular ofttoe year, end •TiTi-ssis. WASHINGTON the cars are in Wash- That law was in- he mam entranee way of the Mure el tha office of the Com- WHEREAS, tunde are or wttl be g-Thac M8?MISES LOCATED AT: ington, one-third in tended to prevent a Borough HaM and aha* remain ao missioner of Elections. County of available lor me purpoee. and rk, Naw • Hope Road. Tlnton Fa«e. OUND — Petals. Mar*. (•** (AP) — The snappy posted throughout the oetendar Monmouth. Now Jersey, or at the WHEREAS, the local PubUe h. taohsiTraaman Aaatolatei. r oat Stone Churoh iratnrt). red, white and blue New York and one- recurrence of the 1974 office of the Municipal Clerk of Contracts Law (N J S A 40A JJO UaMn Drfva. Norttv Aieo known aa Block M. Lot I- •72-»»47 license plates spring- third in other cities traffic accident that Coptaa of tha p tha Townahlp ol Freehold. 11-1 at aaql requlrea that the " Com- on Tan Map RMAN SHEPHERO — FOONO aganda Inaotar as la known o* BUIIwel'a Corner and Schanck Resolution authorlitng the ap- Any Person or parsons al- Dec. 2* in -unay ol Mopes left Dr. Halla Brown, . _^j »_ . aeBjhah J. _ — -j — -~ eokaaw ing up on cars around with consulates and both tha ragular ma*tlng» and pointment of certain consultants, I. Charles 0. Surmonte. Free- ctao oy true appwciearan moiy (oyporl Mets 1-2 a George Washington tha workshop m»a«nga aa pom- No parson shall ba parmlttad tolegal snd financial advisors aa hold. New Jersey. Architect neve an opportunity to be heard the nation's capital foreign diplomats. *_ _*~ _ • _ ^ ^ • a . j - — —as ••* ^ University professor, ad. at Faaat ** hours voia al tha atactlon unlaas tha t h b 1 tha meeting to ba hold on and elsewhere have an "The entire pro- of th« adull* maatlrtq. upon nama of sueh parson appaara on oompatWva bida must ba pub- mm year ending Oe- an limy a»irnng at 9 oo OST - emeu tan mated breed paralyzed from the tha pubttc buHaftn board in tha tha raglstry >Mt of lha alactlon tcty sdvtartlsad and avaUaWa for 19M. These eppotnt- M The Iflth Dey of January all-American look, but gram hinges on two mam antrano* way of tha districts wtthin tha flra dtaaiol mantt hava1 baabeen mede without MS In the Municipal Bonding et ire lo Sandy I they're assigned to things — driving is a neck down. Borough Mall and any ravtatona untasa such parson shall hava ^NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RE- EOS Tlnton Avenue. Tlnton Fans. EJ Roberta. to lha sama ba poatad aa soon baaoma of lagal aga and la SOLVED by tha Townahlp Com- J •«-Msr diplomats in a govern- privilege, not a right, The driver of the iharaattar aa la poaalbkt ail of otharwtas quallnad and shall tua mmaa of tha Townahlp of fr—- rovtatona of tha Local Pubttc A copy of tha application haa ment attempt to pre- car, a Panamanian which to ramaln ao poatad until an application to vola with tha hold as follows: ^ntracts Law bacauaa tha aar- oaan mad In ma office of tha and if a person does •fta* th* rna*tlng hM baan com- dark at laasl 2 days prior to tha 1. Duana O. Davtaon, Eat), ba vtcaa to ba parformad ara to ba Secretary of lha PLAMNINO vent foreigners from not have diplomatic diplomat, ran a red tatad. atactlon. jnj aaby raaopolntltttd lh partormad by a raoognlialialdd pnp> BOARD and may ba Inapactod flouting US laws. light and smashed into 3 A copy of this Waaolutton ba Dated: January 2. IMS Townahlp Attornaay for tha i Hanaa and raguiataragui d i the Public tiliinn the hour* immunity, then they tattad by tha Borough Clark. FHED O 8EAP.BV. JR ship of Fraahotd. by tew. * 00 A.M. and 4:30 P M at the her vehicle. oarttflad mall, raturn raoalpi ra- OST OOO - Medium The State Depart- don't fit under the Clam 2. Joeeph QroM bo and la Tha parttea appointed abova . I BuHdlno. I quaaiad lo tha Dally Haglatar and Board of Flra Commisaonsrs haraby raappotntod aa Municipal urtng tha term ol thaJr appoint- a. Tlnton FeHe, N.-J. ment began regis- program," Chiocco tha Asbury Park P>aaa. tha two Dlstrkil No. 2 Auditor for tha Township of Free- mant shall provkta such advtoaa THE RANNEY SCHOOL ador Loot Xmaa morning W. tering all diplomatic said. nawapapar raoognliad aa tha of- fraahold Township lOtd and aarvtoaa aa may ba raqulrad By R 8. OASIOROW8KI Branch area. Caa deye nclal nawapapara of tha Borough in. • 114.40 5. John L. Krafl, Eaq. bo and la by tha Township Committaa A-^HHApfj-J, vehicles and assigning Diplomatic immuni- o< Eatontown, and which hava horaby roappointad Bond Coun- ndar contract or agraamant and tha graataat Ilkatthood of inform, »S Fwohold Township sel tor Iho Townahlp of Freonotd. purauant tolaw . the license plates to ty, developed by cus- ing lha public of tha maattnga ol 4. Tha following aro deelo- A copy Of tha raqulrad contract NOTICE tha Oovarnlng Board of tha RESOLUTION OP THE nated conaurtanta: Annie Sei Reward Cat foreigners last tom over the ages, of sarvtcaa shall ba ptacad on nta T HERESY RESOLVED by S4» 94*4 Borough of Eatontown. TOWNSHIP OP FREEHOLD a. T ft M Aaaootatoa, ftod Bank, with tha Townahlp Clark he Borough Council of tha a Tha Borough Clark It haraby August. was codified in inter- Eatontown Monmouth County Now Jaraay. ConaulDng Eno> A copy of this NoUca shall ba Borough ol Tlnton FarM that tha OST — Doberman. male. Hack national law in 1961 in jthorlxad to obtain from any noora/Spaelal Pro)ecit printed onoa in an official nawa- onowlng appomtmanta for a rust. Mack oolter with stiver The registration and MtOLUTION MTABLISHING parson a raaaonabla sum to ra- b. Elton T. KIHam Aeeociatei, term of one yaar, mede by the Needa medical care. Cha- licensing program the Vienna Convention ANNUAL MIITINO AND imburaa tha Borough for tha coal Minburn. Now Jertey. VO O THE TOWNSHIP Mayor, be and the same ara WORKSHOP SCHEDULE OF of malHng ani maatlng aganda. Wator/Sowar Conaultants COMMITTEE. Vas; Commit- hereby confirmed centralizes a licensing on Diplomatic Rela- achadula or.»ot«ca which may ba TITLE: RESOLUTION AL . Ready Appraiaal Company, THt aOVUtNINO MOV Of taaman: Mrs Avaltona, Mr. Kon- The firm of Seaman. Seaman a OST - Mlied system that had been tions. It shields THE BOROUGH Or EATON- aquaatad to ba so msilad by any POINT I NO PROFESSIONALS , _ jat Now Vofta! r*vw -Jaree*/* drup. Mr. Mayor, Mi " altalo aa tha Auditing Firm ndiwidusl, group. orgarUiatlon or AMD CONSULTANTS Properly Valuation Conauttanta re to Boomer. Blue aoBar, TOWN AND MTTIMO TOOTH Leon S. Avaklan. Individual, aa rat) heart shaped leg Loot In spread over 28 states diplomats around the PttoCEDUMS THEREFORE body, •xciuding public nawa INTROOOCEO B* Mr Se-ael d. Oarald L. Dorr, Etq . the Borough Engineer and the District of world from pros- Resolution ottered by Coun pspars and tha Clark la dlraetad UCONNDIY Mr* *»sW. Rahwey. Now Jereey. Labor Clerk do hereby oerttfy that the aatxkU E Spector. Eaq aa cllmsn Collins to raapond to such raquaato RESOLUTION 00UfW& Borough Attorney Columbia, all of which ecution on civil and Seconded by Councilman promptly and in aocordanoa with WHEREAS, lha Towmhlp a. Collina ft Smith. Inc., Fraa- adopted at a meeting of me Donald Liltman. M.D. aa OST - Small 1 year on eases: s have resident foreign MM Law. Comminaa of tha Townahlp of hotd. Now Jaraay. inauranoa Township Committaa held on Borough Physician criminal charges and MSOLUTION reshold Is knowledgeable that lrokar Isnusry 1. 1995. Romeo Kraft S Hughes aa Bond Court- -S* mJSS. diplomats forbids intrusion into WHEREAS. II It customary al auihoruad to taka aH naoaawry there la a need for the appoint. I, Schoor. DePaima ft Qlllan. Cascsss. Townahlp Clerk is Can Its annual reorgsniietlon meel- •laps to maintain _. _ Jan 7 S44.S4 Peter w. Kenny. Eaq. aa Mu- 1-87M or 871-M3* "The system was embassies. tan mlnutaa of aach maatlng and Q for tha Council or In* tclpal Prosecutor OST 1/3 — Black S whlta very fragmented The new licensing Borough ol Eatontown to eetab- maka tham avsllabla to tha pub- 228 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED llan by Raaolullon in* Urn* and Ik: promptly anar aach maatlng. thet until such time aa tha con- before.' said Ralph requirements apply placs ol ita ragular meotlnge to 8 Tha Borough Administrator tract la nueutad. be hald throughout tha ensuing ba author Had to dlract that tha Please taka Notice that the uon tor tha aarvlnaa of aald ap- Chiocco at the State only to people with otftar nacaaaary action ba par- 225 Fr««hold Township M5 ffhold Township p year; undersigned has appealed to tha potMee shsll be at tha same rste I vtOrtntty of V §)tn • Department's Office diplomatic immunity, EAS. a II required by formad by tha appropriate of- NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION Board ol Adluetmont or tha aa paid tor aald services In 19*4 me Open Public Meeting Act to ficisis and amployaaa of tha IN PIUS DISTRICT NO. t Township of Hanet for a variance of Foreign Missions. not lower ranking of- Borough to fulfill tha mandalaa of nd notify and publlah to the public FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP, MONMOUTH rom the provisions ol Section BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED tha Opsn Public Maatlng Act COUNTY. NSW JERSEY gig.11 ol the Zoning Ordinance OST - OoWan Retrta.ar. t You had Joe the ficials at the em- all of the anticipated meetings of het e copy ol thla reeoiution be old. anewera to Via nama of the Governing Body of th B. This notica shall ba publish- NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN lo the legal voters 01 District No. 2 of ao aa 10 permit. Conatrucuon ol published In the Daily Register Hagman driving bassies. Those staff Borough of Eatontown. ad in tha Dally Ragiatar and tha Freehold Township In the County of Monmouth. New Jersey, that the appropriately 188 residential a. CM TIT-SBEO. aa requireequed by law within ten (10 around with members are, like NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RE Asbury Psrk Prase wllhln savan snnusl election by the legal voters of said district will ba held on ownhouaa unite In a S-H Zone SOLVED by tha Mayor and (7) days from tha data haraof. February IE. IMS between 2:00 p.m. and goo pm Tha polling FII pftawTnkVSal tOCel tsjXl Off HlQnWft) ««..REEO. Special Notices diplomatic plates." Americans, covered Council of the Borough of Eaton- ROLL CALL: place shsii be the Fire House of the East Freehold Fire Company 3M and B*Mh«ny Rd . HnW d*> Borough Clerk ' mm that. In tha Afftrmallva Councilman located on Dutch Lane Road In the Townahlp of Freehold. The poll •criiMd H toNoww: approximate* Federal Governmennment aa) hiring m Roughly 10.000 cars by local and state 1. The regular meetlnga of the Lawla. Stommshi. Anthony. will remain open until 9.00 p.m. find aa much longer thereafter as ty 21.34 acrw ol vacant land, MMany opahtnaa motor vehicle laws. Mayor and Council for the year HicKird. Blancherd and Collins may be necessary to enable all the legal voters then present to caat known •• Stock 242. Lota 2, 3 on Soul teets «iiooo**o*»li.001M*.000! — an estimated 70 In the Negstive. None 50 OMisr Public NoHcss Diplomats are re- IMS be held on the second and their ballota ma Tax Map which la within 200 all refundable for loo Mo percent of all fourth Wednesday of each and Two commissioners than ba elected at said election for the term MI of property owrvad by you NOTICE OF 2-SBS-43SS E-.1 E-1004 quired by a 1983 law to every ™»» at • °o P m prevail JOSEPH FRANKEL. Mayor „, lhrM yMra This tppaal (• now on lha Sac- diplomatic vehicles — t. 1985 | The budget to be ralaed lor the ensuing yesr which will be •tary'i calendar, and a paubtie ANNUAL MSETINO have been registered bu-" y liabilit. . r.. y insurance Inn iinu In lha r.nnnrll Uehetllftl $43 M submitted for vote si ssld election Is ss follows haarlng has baan ordarad for MAIN*TAY GETVISA/MC January 18. 1W6 at I:M P M FEDERAL SAVINO* I A. Opersllng appropriation! AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Ragardlaae of cradtt hMory or under State's pro- so Americans will 1. Current operating expensed - prevailing Uma, in tha Townahlp ncomal No-rlak guarantee 4 Mtddla Road, HUM The Annual Maatlng of the gram "We figure have some recourse if Administration expensea inclusive ol medical Hall. 319 membera of the Malnatay Feder ok) corporation Uetad wNh SMSmlnstlons for firemen. Insurance, pro- N.J. at which tlma you may «p- tinainaaa tmraan maurad we've got another they're injured in acci- paar aithar in paraon or by agant Baylngaansnd Loan Aaaoowlon fessions! fees, compensations, training, drill ol directors to f* _ aacuraOtwith SSL bank 5.000 or 8.000 to go." dents involving cars 226 f f hold Township 225 Fr»»hold Township and duty of flramen S 4e.eM 10 or attornay and praaant any ob- the alactlon deadline soon tor spppHoanta Building rental; rental, rapalra and maintenance tactton which you may hava to xletlng vacanciea. end tor tha Chiocco said driven by people with RESOLUTION OP THE of equipment, maintenance of building owned wanting of thla appaal. Hana ara aneacaon ol such othar boot- aand S3 far poetege and hand- TOWNSHIP OP FREEHOLD •vaiiaDia ror inapacnoti ai low* ees as may be neoaaaary. at* by Dulrict. S 73.000 00 _a> hew at tha office of the As- ng (refundable) to: FAC. me.. About one-third of diplomatic immunity Monmouth County Purchass of new and additional equipment end Half. 319 Middle Road. Haitet P.O. Boa 104S. Smyrna. OA New Jersey New Jereey. during ragular Duel sociation. 3S Monmouth Street capital Improvement reaerve fund for equip- ness hours Thla notice la served Red Benk. New Jersey, on ment: S 40.000 00 upon you by Order of tha Boarc Wodneoday. Ji 11*. 1MS at Dele el Adoption January 1, IBM SUBTOTAL S15g.Me.10 TTTU RESOLUTION ESTABLISHINO teas HEETINQ OATSS ol Adluatment 00 o'clock In ... YOU Deduct estimated amount of Intereel and mla- DAVID J HABER. ESO n The poHa will remain open for FOR TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE cellaneoua Income for coming year S 4.000.00 NTRODUCED BY Mr. Mayor 2. Amounts necessary to fund any deficit from one hour from 1:00 P.M. to 3:00 wny who Bomb scare SECONDED BY Mr Kondrup , preceding budget year NONE Saul and Mabel Cantor RESOLUTION Anne J. Garvtrt •- New years 8UBT0TALT: S1SS.e0S.10 Dated: January 5. 1985 Secretary WHEREAS. II it nocaaaary and aipodlont lot mombars of tha B Capital Appropriation! Jan. 7 S1 747-4*77 Townthlp Committaa to maal togathar lormelly and informally Amounts necessary In the current budget year Oac. 31. Jan. 7 »!• 8* during tha yaar IMS. and to fund or meet obligations incurred lor capital 23S Ocssnport WHCnCAG. Chapter 231. PubHc Law 1Q7i requires a schedule of purposes pursuant lu N.J.S.A. 40A:14-S4. 250 Other Public Notices halts trains all maollngt to ba adopted N J S A 40A 14-15 and N.J.S A. 40A I4-B7. NOTICE NOTICE TO ABSENT NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED by lha Townthlp Commit- Itemized according lo purpose. Sale of bonds PROPOSED USE OENERAL taa of tha Townthlp of Fraahold at loHowi OCPENDANT* NEWARK IAP) - rail service was and nolea of prior veers spproved by voters et REVENUE SHARINO FUNDS IL S I STATE OF NEW JERSEY 1. All meetlnga of tha Townthlp Comminaa haralofora known at elsctiona held prior thereto > 79.191 On Thuraday, January 17 LOSE WEiQHT-FEEL ORtATI suspended for 40 -Public Meetlnga" at which raaolutlona and ordlnancet aro in- 19*5 at the reguler meeting o TO PETER G STACH. me helra A bomb threat TOTAL S23o.000.00 •"«•»I persona• l rapraean- minutes, Grazioso troduced and action taken thereon at wall at other informtllied All election districts located within Fire Dlatrlct No. 2, Freehold the Oceanport Mayor and Coun scribbled on a piece of legltlativa and adminittrativt ectivittet ol lha Government of the ell beginning at 9:00 P.M. In the tattvee. and h(f. their, or any of Townahlp. lhal la. election districts t. 4. 9. « 9. 12. 13. ahall vole at their euccaaeora h rlghl. lltle a- MRS. SYLVIA paper was found at said. Townthlp of Fraahold ara conducted, thall be held monthly Ihe polling place located at the Fire Mouse of Eaat Freehold Fire meeting room of the Ooeenport throughout lha year according to the attached Schedule A." The nlereat: MRS PETER PSYCHIC REACXNQS Bomb squad experts Company. Dutch Lane Road. Freehold Townahlp. New Jersey Municipal Building. 222 Mon STACH. wife of Peter o Stach Pennsylvania Station meetlnga ahall commence ai 6 00 p.m. on the occttlon6 titled You may apply lor registration aa an eligible votar up to and mouth Blvd.. Oceanport. NJ, a 775-0672 who opened the brief- abova. unlaaa otherwtM indlcttad. with preliminary Informal taatlon public hearing will be held on YOU ARE HERESY SUM yesterday and police ttarting at 7 30 p m. eluding the zath day prior to aald election by appearing and MONEO AND REQUIRED to case found only making appropriate sppllcsllon during regular office hours at the General Revenue Sherlni serve upon ZUCKER. GOLD- • evacuated the ter- 2. inform*! d'tcuatton meetings of lha Townthlp Committee office of Ihe Commissioner ol Elections. County of Monmouth. New Funds The public leepeclany BERG, BECKER * WEISS. eleM minal and stopped "papers and other heretofore known aa "Executive Meetingt" or Workshop Meetings' JseyJersey,, or at thee officocee of thtee MniiMunicipal l CeClerr k of t thhe Townanip of Senior Cltuensl hava tha rtgh Hire attorneya. whose addraaa la ANYONE — thtll be held during tha yatr 1M5 on thota dttaa referred to In FreeholdFhld , 8tllrwell8tllll aC Corner and Schanck Roads. Freehold.. New and ara encouraged to provide 1**0 Springfield Avenue train and bus service things," Grazioso Schedule A" attached and than commence at 6 00 p.m. All of tha Jersey. No person shsll be permitted to vote et the election unless queatlona and make commenta Maptewood, New Jereay 07040 on Ri S4. Cone Neck | affecting hundreds of said meetings referred to in thit paragraph thall ba public at tat forth In ihs nama of such perton appear! on the registry Hal of the election on the possible usss tor the Rev an answer to the Complaint, tiled tha itatuta tnctptionad abova. districts wllhln the tire district unless lueh person mail nave become enue Sharing Funda In an eetl n a civil action. In which The people for l'-a hours 3. AH of the maoungt aet forth in the preceding paragraph shall of legal sge snd Is otherwise qualified snd shsll tils sn application to mated amount of (39.329 00 ai Howard Savings Bank 10 ptatnaff "They found no convene and be conducted in the Administration Building located on voia with tha Clerk at leest two dsys prior to the election. peeled to be received In IMS and Peter G Stach. et al. ara before it was de- Schanck Road and Stllrwetls Corner Road wtlhln tha Townthlp of PATRICIA L VARCA OPK OVERSEAS - UO 000- bomb, thank God," Notice IS slso glvsn met pstlttons lor the nomination ol candWatea BOROUGH CLERK defendants, pending In the Su termined there was no Freehold for membership on the Board msy be obtained from the under- perlor Court of New Jaraay 10.000 • bonue tar Mo: bomb, authorities Grazioso said. 4. if. and m the event, any of tha meetlnga aforesaid thall ba signed Clerk snd thsl such petitions nominating candidatea for Chancery OMekm. Monmouth IT) SSS WOO. MB. 342 He said all train and changed, cancelled or held in a place or time other than lhat membership must be filed at least 28 days before the data of the County, and bearing Docket No said. designated tbove. appropriate notice of t revision In accordance election. 238 Ocssnpoit F-SE41-S4 within thirty-five |3* bus service resumed wtth mo Act than be provided by the Townthlp Committee Deled: January 2. 1985 days after January 7. 1995 n INDEX All service operated BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Townahlp Clerk provide t FRED O SEARBY. JR., Cler PUBLIC NOTICE cluarve ol such dele If you laH to shortly after 10 p.m., certified true copy of .hit resolution to the official newspapers of the Board of Fire Commtaelonera THE OCEANPORT MAYOR do ao. lodgment by default may by Amtrak, NJ Transit Township of Freehold Llkewtae. the Township Cterk shall pott a ba rendered sgainsl you for the .mucima including Boston to Dtatrtd No. 2 AND COUNCIL WILL MEET ON ILEQALSl copy of this raaolution at lha public place reeerved lor tame in ihe Freehold Townshli THE DATES LISTED BELOW. IN relief demanded In tha Com and the PATH train Washington Amtrak Municipal Building end snail maintain thit list potted throughout the plaint You shall file your answer year iM5 THE OCEANPORT MUNICIPAL line was stopped at trains, which must BUILDINO. 222 MONMOUTH and proof of aervloe In duplicate 6 Last and Found 8 40 p.m and the sta- VOTE OF THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE. Yet. Comminaaman BLVD.. OCEANPORT. N.J FO with tha Clerk ol Ihe Superior 9 SpeciiJNoocn pass through the sta- Mrs Avaiiona. Mr. Kondrup, Mr. Mayor. Mr. Segal. Mayor Far- 51 HtlpWintod 51 H«lp Wanted 1 THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCT tion was evacuated, tion. IHE r-uwuot ur UUNUULM- Court of Mew Jerssv Stan 2 Trn« Titrnportation after a janitor found a I. Romeo Caat tee. Townthlp Clerk do hereby certify that Ihe INO BOROUGH BUSINESS FOR H^l Ann.T?rarSrTriaw " 5 rriwucMn foregoing reeoiution waa adopted al a meeting of lha Townthlp WORKSHOP MEETINGS - 7 briefcase with a note Grazioso said he did Committee haM on January 2. tBSS Romeo rate tat, Townthlp WORKSHOP MEETINGS - 7:30 R ^St^JTSHSSi P.M procedure. . emmets Service not know how many Jan. 14*; Fab. 4. IS*: March 4 on it on the ground SCHEDULE A" Editor Thla action haa been instituted 19V April 1, 15V 2*. May 13 tor the purpoee of ID forootoakig «m«CiilK near public telephones people were in the 1SSI TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE MIETINOS June 3. 17*; July 15V 29. Aug MftQTSfMT • 00 P.M. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING a mortgage dated May 30. 1S71 in the bus concourse of building or how many 12*; Sept. 3. l*v 30; Oct. IS mede by Peter Q Stach, mar 51 Help wsnlM MaH Of REGULAR MEETING WORKSHOP Weekly Newspaper NOV. 4. HV Dec. 2. 19V 30. nod, aa mortoagoro, to Tha HOW the station, said NJ trains pass through Jan. 14 • Jan 19 Sat REGULAR MEETINGS — 9 0O ard 8avtnga Sank recorded on 52 oabys.lt.no/Ch.lt) Care Transit spokesman the station each hour Jan 2B Jan 21 Right candidate will have solid weekly report- P.M.: June 1. 1979. In Book 33(3 of Fab 11 Fob 4 Jan. 17*; Fab 7. St Mortgagee for Monmoutn Coun 53 DomMKHrHp Anthony Grazioso on a Sunday night. He Fob 25 Fob ig Ing and editing experience preferably In a 21*: April 4. 1**; May 2. , ty. Page 70S, and 0) to recover 54 S.nalions WtnM Mar 11 Msr 4 June *. 20V July It*. Aug. 1.19 estimated the number Mar 25 Mar 18 competitive market. Good opportunity to loin Female A piece of paper on Sept S. 19V Oct. 3. 17- " 55 S-luabons KankM Male of people affected in Apr 8 Apr 1 aggressive and growing operation. 2iv Dec. S. IS*. top of the briefcase Apr 22 Apr 15 * Indicates Local Public Agency 1B Second Street. Hlghlenda 5e SriueMm Wanted the hundreds. May 13 Mays Meetings: work Shops ara a •aaM/FrmiM contained a warning in May 28 May 20 7:30 Pit and Ragular Meetlnga II you ara unable to obtain en 57 ClnM Cue/Nuriery About half of the attorney, you may communicate blue ink that said, June 10 June 3 Salary open. Writ* In strict confidence to: are at 7:48 P.M. Schools June 24 June 17 —1 tha Now Jaraay State Oar "Don't touch. May go service was restored Box G-450 PATRICIA L. VARC y llin July 8 Jury 1 Borough Clem one hour after the Jury 22 July 15 c/o The Register 1101. You may ale off any minute," Jan. 7 111' contact tha Lawyer Referral Ser SI Busmns Opportunity briefcase was found Aug 12 Aug. 5 One Register Plaza 62 Mortgages Grazioso said. Aug 2S Aug 19 vice of tha County of venue by when it was decided Sept. S Sept. 3 Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 244 Tlnton Falls calling (201) 431-SS44. If you 63 Money To Loan The main concourse cannot afford an attorney, you that the area where Sept. 23 64 Money "anisd serving mostly rail Oct. 18 Oct 7 NOTICE OP HSARINO may oommunloate with aw Legal talKMiMi (Slrvermead) Tuea. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Santoaa office of tha County of the note was located MartJianata tot 3-*t passengers using Am- Nov. 12 Nov 18 1. Pteeae take nrMoa thai mue by caWtg 1201) 747-740 trak. NJ Transit, Port was not close enough Nov. 29 ...Maoon haa baan made to „ VOU. PETER 0 STACK, Me Qaraoa/Yard Sale to some train tracks to Dec B Dec 2 Planning Board of the Borough Machinery to. Sale Authority Trans Dec M Dec 18 ol Tlnton Feae for site Plan ap- . iaainkn.il. and Ma, iheir. or Ren* Service proval of construction. araoBon any of their suooeesors In rtgh Hudson line trains and affect them if an ex- " Jan. 1. 19*6 Reorganualloi rig- nUM 79 Swap or Eichange addition you will receive a quarter ounce ol a foraoleaad herein by platntaT. ba- to a«ycles/Mir« ftkes es51 rHelp Wanted •j signed the bond end top quality perfume (Retail value $20 or more). i and mamay be "able for M Sports Equipment We need people lor the first phase of a study of end tor any Han Sing Poort the effects ol fragrance on mood. Participants in n or intaraat you may heve S3 C8*. Ei*cnmc9 n. to. or agalnai tha mortgage! 84 UerchandiM Wsnax) this phase will be eligible for the subsequent ADMINISTRATIVE SS. Pries Butar phases YOU. MRS. PETER O. STACH ASSISTANT wife of Peter G Stach. ara mede For active real estate party defendant to thla tore- Apartments 410 Aluminum Test times are: 8:00-11 A.M. Mon. 4 Fri. doaura action tor any dower Houses lor Hern . 506 Plsc-Joclfy 625 Landscaping 680 Painting* 1:30 — 3:30 p.m. Frl. office In Mlddletown. kitaraat you may neve with n> Dtnlars to Slure Siding TA2MANIA DJ PRODUCTIONS et Lawn Car* Patyrhanglng Experience, Real Es- epaot to mo mortgaged prsmlaaa mtwrflentars .Ive DJ Entertainment AveHaWe herein byptaev ALUMINUM-VINYL-STEEL AL'S LAWN 8 LANDSCAPE ALL-AROUND PAINTING For further Information and an Summer Ftwisls SAVE 30%-40H Bulldera over, for New veers Eva. weddings, tate license and parties etc.. Can 7*7-2178. SERVICE — Oardenrj rotclllld appointment call: JOHN M. MAYSON. CLER 106. FFurnished Booms stock of while, blue, beige. B* automobile re- SUPERIOR COURT OP NEW 107 NuWno/rMnmarrl ALUMINUM SIDING). 10tm Watya Painting. 2S1-1ES1 evea. Financlni 'all HI payment In 9 S6S Flr.pl.c.s* quired. Call for a moa Fu Ineured. For FREE WoodBtov.s PAINTING — In- 2644604 confidential appoint- 108 Cornmarcujl HemaJs ESTIMATE call CREST HOME A. ZEEK CONTRACTING INCC . — tarlor/airtanor work. Free eeo- ment with Gloria 109 Buldmgt/Garages REMODELINO, S73-17M or FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES p. ov Grtvfjwsiyai, males. Insured. " IFF-Sensory Tasting Center 110 Warned B Dent 938-9400 Chimneys, brick heartha S wej**. underground leader drains, RR provided 741-S010. Woodward. D'sCti, •IOOSJ, Dsocn. ooncrwa aa waite * edgmge. »3O-»4»2 Route 36 & Rose Lane Repalra J Black. 291-0037 MORGAN P. COLIO JR. 420 Appllsno H«p«lr LAWN BARON LANDSCAPINO Hk PWS S ' Union Beach, N.J. 07735 671-5200 6 Lost and Found OoanHoum !'* YEAR OLD - Mate rntaot* HouttsFoiSaa) COMMERCIAL 8 RESIDENTIAL 573 Fuel OH la. 222-7230 * Tamer, mlialng s Cor-3orn.niuma/Tnwn —• AppMainca rapalr, rafrtQaratto>n ABC OIL-SO 8 gel PAPERHANOING e • heating. Carl • AM-8 PM 150 gal. nun. 626 Lawn Mowar IM income Ptopeny 495-9780 " COD Ceah only Tuna-ups Tha Feminine Touch to Pane. 741200* Free Eat 741-8*80 FREE FOUND ADS 134 F«m Property lERVTCEI REPAIR— Snow, loaf SSS Plumbing* 135 Commercal tSoparty 444 Bathroom SS5 Hem* itowecs. Sarv**ot isiwn fnovefs for WHEN The Deny Riallll' le ottering e 138 Induur* Property R.mod.llnfl & aprtng Free pick-up and de- Heating FREE sJtnarauNO ad tar « 137 Lots and Acreage livery. Can Mi-142* or day* under our Loot * Found Improvements 4W-1277 13S Mobile Homes C.r.mlc Til* 139 Cemetery lots SSSZ YOU'RE A Tha RegMer aillllllltrm your Real Ewie Naraad NEW CERAMIC TILE * REPAIRS 635 Light Hauling II4SB. erfTS*M»4S. honeety • wfa do *>span ntnd- AagroutlnQ, raplaolng ffvturaa or 2*4-5HOM1E IMPROVEMENTS 1. HOUSES - Oerageo. yard * 71B Roofing tha original owner. Pieaae Raaaonabla prtoaa. FRI! aatf- 24 HR. Emergency Service, 10% gutters rjliama out a hauled « SIHIM a ua at 842-1700 152 Bom and Accessor** mataa 53O-7214 DISCOUNT ForS away. Mini demoWkirie. * WO'Hg REGISTER 153. C«mping Equpmen DOG — 1/2. ACardaan. Atkj*. 9*2-87*2 164. DscisaMnal Vefaclai PARTIAL TO COMPLETE — * ROOFING — VINYL SIDING JOHN WQESINO BEN'S INDUSTRIAL - Roekjen- Gutter a A* typea of rapalra. Mease <» ceramic tile, new * «al*~ 380-0397 Intarlof/sixtarior hewna faoalni 23yrs ofssrvloe CARRIER 220 WantM Auumoave CenmcateofOocupancywork Bob Ertekaon. SSO-OBSS FOUND — emeu Mack lamali Free eaumatee boner * lumaaa ramoval. FREE Oava Kondrup. 810 88*2 230 Contaructron EoutC- 447 Carpentry No |ob too amen aatlrnataa. Can SBS-OSSS ittant RETIRED CARPENTER — Small CLEANING YARDS — Caaara. 740 TreeServtoes YOU GET 240 Auto Financing & nwiwiii sue fabe * deefca. a a gareaaa prea aaamataa. 2M. fcttlwuilrK* Free eetlmates. Can 741-8797 or LOCAL csa SD— Long haMrs Meok sap. deofca. 8»S 9121 or 8*8 HI*. WOOOY-S TREE SERVICE - oat VWrMv HOMHW Park. 2tM Aun PjttAaia* H repair, prompt Tree * shrub trimming 4 ra- You as4 Bfound to osrntng thsl mat monoy you 270 Auto ServKse/Pm CLEAN YARDS moval. FuNy Insured. Free eaa- AROUNDI aervloe Free eeametae. Can eny- 450 Csrpst Ctoanlng srs. eWoe A gsregee rnaaaa. Can 830-1812 worn. Bt-ang s HlgailEr CSfttor moons pftM» snd 2S0 Motorcycles Hme 7*7-0*71 Freeeeametee A-1 EXPERT Carpet Cleaning - Incontlvos too. NgM now, we're looMng for car- 290 Trucks and Trfalers TOTAL RENOVATION CON- 741-214* 300. tUMFofiat* STRUCTION INC. — A9—IIM. 760 Tutoring rion, ifs oesy and rs lun. Join lie Hsglstir rales Mama Hoffman. 747-O2O» 66S Moving * tr sts* Msy snd get ] 465 CsfPI i Storage TUTORIALS vimr* CARPET INSTALLATION 616 J«w«lry TEACHERS MOVING INC - FOR LEARNING OtSA a. a&^ahsaBBf«••*•e. €^mt»nQ,nlm m nin n rg>*• - M ^r*>. ^ Oa>**>.rtlaTw Free eeametas LanaOM- ir_. H PCS)087 Aaaa7-i3 Kaaneburg, 4*0 0S1T. Tha Otkry Regrster w« not Dt eseejnes « repairs tuJTh *P*" CeffMi-oaal POUND — OotaeonJan. 2. isos, ia-«7ora*a) lor more swi taw .465 Chlmn«y »w*)>p« reealrs S alamonjja re- MliMWakiwn lael tfaanefjuiu .ncoriaa ihtanion of any «a- 766 Welding , ^otMfntn and onty e< riwiw • ITB VVti With Bruehee Seal Tha P« LSJAROM Instruction — Pound •» ad tl * contaMa an error Ruah Can 972-lMI Or Mrwelry ree OUTTAal LSSSfiNS - A)* types AM.. Long caMciaealid 2*1-3179 Proa esnmetes Puny mouneal wMMTyeu walah. of muaai and araat xmaa am insured aahed 1ST* Cat 4*1 Your pteoe or mine. 2t*-7*jf «»*n* it* itasimg to tm pwpat dfawtaHn and SSI POUND — Mala puppy, tiian, m toi-souk. Of»ty pjg,^ 6Mt tan * white. Pourxf vioJnrlr oi HyHBHypt rtrONrsraaarveo Ms a PftM St. Red It^ani or Israel any copy or Equal Opportunity Employ* M/F at*. OM si Htlp wanted II Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted II Help Wanted SI Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1985 The DMIV Register B9 ACCOUNTANT — ftfWJJlfy/ MJTO MECHANIC - I - bp'd MANAOER — Sntal sraphlo and AH I 11MB SI MtlpWantad 52 aUtmlttlnfl 71 Msrchandlss aempany apaiawna in for Sal* SECRETARY P/T — Flung. Child Cart COOKS/PANTRY PERSONS — around Monmauwl County II....U.«. enw »[. Mendly S isaukaa Individual with both typing a muM. 10-1 Mon-Frl EXPERIENCED - Molar wtUVINa O ROOM BET - t atope. _. atlanoeeJ Mtohen hato eon 42- long, brawn 4 tan up- needed far rug* volume have a good rapport vMh one- managaiiisnl and merkeeng ATTENTION! Can Mra mm, Senaon HW Aa- dran aa was aa aduM. t>- «My. Band raauma Jsi Box hototarad, vary good oond.. 1 ooooe colored chair, 4280 aiaajiiad but net oaa. Maale provtdod. 2S1-10S1. naaetaary. Houra B am.-Sa.rn. 4 ,NJ*0T701 Wrought Iron 2 plaoa poron eel mention THE REGISTER SECRETARY — Admlnle- 24- round table 4 white oouoh daya. Cai Suaan 74i-4aarT when replying to a Ragltar uaove/aocountlng. Pun time tor LOVINO MATURE WOMAN — — Sand ramma la: §K- MRKETINO ASSISTANT - To oare tor 10 mo. old In our to^ peop-, 4*0 CM aauSaa Ohal, 1410 Oaaan Am, employment ad. growing computer oompany. DISPATCHING CLERK F/T — Oood typing 4 bookkeeping HotmoM home Mon..Frl , 7-S. See arlaM. HI OTTSS. Mon-Fri SomeMerloalakMa ra- Refa required Co* 747-S7S4 •ART TIME — Nunery attend- nimmty. Slano 4 CRT a • AAA BALE - Clearance of Pri- COUNTER HELP qulrad. Paid < nipllawaiain s va- otly behind 4 latoiialad lie oor- MuM have initiative, aoouraoy S aher 4:30. an day Bat 4 Sun vate aetate. Frl.. Sat. Sun.. 10-S. oreie Itaaduuaisan to a pk> ant. Bun. momtnge from 10:40 Panama, muM ee raSaWa. e.m.-12:M p.m.. S10 par Bun. good organuaaonal eUaa. Can MATURE MINDED WOMAN —Oaa Light Armquoa. 218 W. Front . Long Branoh m-4100 4 11 AM. aT1-7*7S. Pipe. PO Son 27. Farm- naegueterm In Marlboro. NJ. CStiaoOExl 24 - Red Bonk U 077717. to E Haw looking tor a bright ._-raetad paraon oontaot To watch 1 yr old boy. In my BOYS/GIRLS APPLIANCE PAHT8 •naigaau markoang aaaawant lo 224-1441 Mon-Frl Catwaan a-12. home whUe I work. Non-emoker. ADAM COMPUTER 4 moa. ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER DRAFTSPERSON - Haolro- SECRETARY/RUMSON — Fomur M have own irana. Can after old Orlg. coat 4700 Aaklng COUNTER 8ALES PART-TIME RECEP- buey real eatata offloe Eiuaninl 4:30, eek tor Llaa. 734-4178 1460. Inc. amen. beak:, plank ITyour are vrfHng to » a.m -12 noon. TION/CLERICAL — 1-4 p.m. typing, ming, phono akWe. or- nafnory cartrtdga ft' _ - fTJUXUur learn d greaang bualnaaa Kaypon area 7SS-4100. oanuaaonal ability required MIDOLETOWN — ~ lltlllllllllf iWVl DRIVERS WANTED - Denver an naktnfl travel arr an 9am ante. couple needa mature Individual Rogara gama + Cotaoo'* wv we need you. Hong wtth a plaaaant manner 4 T«a>. I WEEKLY NO TMIKM* Call JednallTO-lla? lor appt hMdau marketing oor- appearance M-F. S-4. can to aeeume houaefcaaplng dueee gamass CaU , un*. TATION NECESSARY. MOW- route In your . Bam money aapctrvdeoca, coordinating PART-TIME SECONDARY 4 care tor 8 mo. old Intent Flex- pm/739-OO6S MtddktC CUBTOOUHB — 2nd aNfl. TEACHERS NEEDED — For hie- WEICHERT. REALTORS: . 471-3100. Ext J and poapoa»o» n prtaaa tor chaduiae 6 interacting wftfi ible houra. Cell 471 A LOW BU0OET7 Mt UVSoS Some maMenenoe aap. Blaok .._ war*, rf you a»vw e neanaarr ollanta. You ww be trained S the lory, math, art. home eoon. bual- 747-4242 •.*•*» I pweaT^alBWeee** TeW pan-oma neaa. N.j. oanmoaiton. AMO. Shop the Ueed Furnllure Center ASSEMBLY M/l- - Will •"». « NOT' «A PAPER SROUTE SPOSR eeel required far P/T poe«on. of theee areas oall today: paraon can be promoted 53 Poiwtlc H»lp F/T poaaiona etao avail. AT— Cofta Neck. Maflaaapan. Free- a nloner-leval markaang needed: pan-Dma clerk lypleta/ SECRETARIES of Fled Bank - MOW INFORMATION CAU r taaofiar-a aldaa. W. Keeneburg 147 Shrewabury Ave 442-1444 aVM-sssa, urn, TAYLOR. Htghaanda araa. 411-4400. hold. Marlboro. Ooeenport, Long •on. Femmartty wtth Wang COMPANION/HOUSEKEEPER {a,J y Eiberon, aVfaka and Manaanuan. IncfAKpanctandy ara raqulrad for room/bath/TV: Spring Lake: IVJ i Corp., Can- blooka form ooaan. Can 7B7-2.& RRWWT*?eWr, naafjaarl Wiv LwOneVOO' KEY PUNCH OPERATORS. CMC DUMP TRUCK DRIVERS - non Hal Farm, P.O. Sox lit. We train. Phone and oar mean Ihaaa in»araeiing, drv*reffl«4 poa- ary. 741-4817 raone 203-243-8843 ooaaot Mon to Frl EmSinl u m m experience a +. flood benefit Tendeme 4 tractor iralMr driven. Marlboro, NJ 0774a SIE OSOS. between 6:30 4 4:30 ANTIQUE CENTER of Red Bank a starting eel Apply In peracn: Otobal Co.. Inc., 226 W. Front 81.-3 bulldlnga arian- 4T7-4011 M-4PMfor I Mil Sunaet Ava.. Ocean Twp. MATH TEACHER — For SSI and PINCHASER — To won ovea S e are • Fortune 800 oompany ISO dealera 442-4336 uoon/nuramg eih gradaa. Plaaaa reply aa eoon kanda. Eipartanoad /T-lmmmati rvjatad hi ftarttan Caniar. Hama bought, aak for Quy ae poaHWa, Can SI Anna preferred, call 2M-141S. Edlaon. otfarlng excetHtnl ban- required Send resume CMF CORP Dependable woman to cere for ELECTRIC SUBCOM INSPEC- achool. KeenatHirg 747-1027 or PIZZA PERSON 4 DISH- aflta paotraga and aaiarkaa oom- APPLIANCES — RarTrgaf«lori. of Nuralng. Nuralng O 583-3660 TOR - For Borough of Red 747-0S4S. manaurina wrttn aitpart«no*. elderly lady from 7:3Oem-2pm. 8 »vaar»araftdryafa Raconditionad 3328 Hwy 35, MaUet. WASHER - Pan time, inquire daya pr/wk. Car 4 rotorenoee 4 Ouarantaad $100 4 up. Can equal Oppty Employer M/F Bank. Stale lloenee required. MECHANIC — To work on large within. Brtooya, 113 E. Rhrer Rd., Waaaa aand raauma or call to Apply In the Building Kept, SI dlacuae your qualirvcaitona required Call 471-0441. daflvar. Wa aall by ma Ooidan ioTt. MUV1RV PERSON - MuM dtoaM trucka. MuM be •«• Rulal 530-2W7 nave oar, ma. S olean drMng Monmosjati Si,, RAK} *WI DvV panenoad. Can SS44SSS. HOU8ECLEANER — Needed Im- CAR WASH'ATTENDANTS raoord- . Aopiy in pataon Waa twaan s a.m.-4 p.m PLUMBER MECHANIC - Mini- mediately. 2 daya a week, > • mum 8 in. exp In aarvtoa work, APPLIANCES *l Comae Miadtesown Car Wn, ISBCarr Ay., Kaanaturg. MEDICAL RSCIFTIONIBT - (201)632-6708 a.m.-3 p.m.. Mon. 4 Wad. ENGINEER JUNIOR - EaMro- plumbing s haaang. 471-142S. Portable OE Waahar ft Dryer in. 414 Hary. 44, Experience preferred, buey 4 preferred, MuM be dependable 8300 - SON — EnpatHnneiimeohenloel. . Intareet 4 aptitude doctor onlce. S a.m.-5 p.m. Com- UuM drive S4 per hr. Call after 8 ATTENTION! CARPENTER - txpO tremorT. o work In Mgh-valuma daN. In technical writing. Sand re- PLUMBINO SUB-CODE OF- Call 787-0381 pasava aaiary, fringe banania. FICIAL — Pan lime Stele pm S71-OS44 mention THE REOISTIR I Apply Mike 4 Jaya Had Sank. sume to: Engineer PoeMon. Ekjo- '41-SSOS 10 a.m.-4 p.m SINGER AUDIO 4 VIDEO EQUIPMENT — Evaa. a-4 p.m. tS7-47S4. tro Impulse, PO Baa 470. Rad certmcauon required. Plaaaa 136 Rarltan Center Parkway HOUSEKEEPER — Sleep In Bvt i raprytng to • •-. •41.MOO S p.m.-IO a.m •and reit 4 MnptoyiVrant 60, Bank. NJ 07701 An Equal Op- Edlaon. NJ 04437 daya. 44 hra. 142.44 weekly. Plua aataaman aamplaa for aaW by CHANCE OP A LIFETIME - Ba DELI SANDWICH PERSON - ponunHy Employer. MEDICAL OFFICE — Exp. FrontMonmouth Beach, 22 Beach Rd.. Equal Oppty Employer M/F free room and board. General your own Does up * coming ~ Ma hra.. Meal tor mother manutaciuran rap Big aavingt ASSEMBLERS - Por etoovonM daak. Heavy phone. Patient oon- Monmouth Beach. NJ 07760. SECRETARY F/T — Mature per- houaecleenlng. laundry, oook- Alto a Sony 6" pro|«ction TV. capacitor manufacturing fed [eweky firm looking for mart or ami kMa m aohaol, lap. hMpM EXCELLENT INCOME FOR lact Typing. Working knowledge Ing. preparing maale. child care •onvin to Daoofnaj but not irnmi Call HOMS ASSIMBLV WORK. FOR eon for Senior CIDjen Cantor. motW KV7200. Baal oftar full and pan mm. Liberal MI of Medicare 4 other ineurenoe PONOEROSA NEEDS YOUII Typing, filing 4 general of. Working parenta. 3 mo. axp. and 291-9754. r CM tor •43-4749. INFO CALL Ml « ol Bright. NJ 07740 CLERK RECEPTIONIST — (M- I opportunity anoe. pemtlng etc S4.29/hr. 40 ALTORS. MEMBER MULTIPLE appointment 071-0177 Hilltop perience preferred. packaging auppltaa. 462-4672 or USad dunaa me. data entry. •llftedi hour weak. Apply in paraon Bam LISTING SERVICE. HWY 3S, Nuralng Home. BARTENDER/BARMAID — HAZLCT. 7S7-SBOO. CLEANING AT ITS FINI8T — E»p d NMjM and day ehltl Apply DENTAL ASSISTANT — Mini-Honor Country Club. 741-4131. REPORTERS — Needed to coveWre offer a good atarUng wage 4 Truatworthy. RaaaonaMa. Par- BRASS BED KING SIZED — Mat- benente. S170 tor SB hr. weak. exc. fringe benaftta package. aortal, Call VaMrta 775-3*40. In paraan Copper Katee. wlft. Apply m paraon LaM S Co.. RL mum t yeera exp. ptaaaiiad. PuS GAS STATION ATTENDANT NEED EXTRA CASH? - PT work municipal government meeting* traaa Ilka naw. Baat otfar Call ame permanent position tor,.a for The Dally Reglater Some ex- Pleeee forward your raauma to: - -164 araMa Ave. Nad Bank. 837. Coral Neck. 5424312 M/P - Full 4 pan-lime AN shifts on home phone program. Flex- EXPERIENCED CHEF — 14 yrt. qualified eeeietant In a pro- avail. Exp. not required Apply In Me Earn up to 410 par hour. Melaool a nvoSMBy yaP t •xp Looking (or parmanartl po«- BOOKKEEPER — Offloe mar. CONSTRUCTION LABORER — i >er enlcle. Pleaae don't can. TUBED PRODUCTS. INC.. BREAKFAST OR DINING TABLE Fun-nma. Apply in paraen: pareon 10 lf»e toJlOwainQ Po vp*«y Can 747-SSM or MS-7S4S. Itlon. InattiutJonal cooking back- — Saati 6. bavalad glaaa top. Experienced. pick-up truck practtoa. Ptaeaa oaa Teat Buttons: Rl 34 4 Ava. 0. land raaumaa and work aam- Dtvlelon ol McCormlok A Co. ground. Calf altar 3:30. Global Co.. Inc.. 3421 Suneet ' Day 442-3444. pm plee to Jane Fodararo. City Edi- Box 174, Cofta Neck. NJ 07722 uah cainmg backs twaad aaata. '41-«M1 between 4 am. 4 S Atlantic Highlands, or Rl. 34 4 NOW HIRING 496—4450. originally $1295, sail for fSSO. Ava.. Ooaan Twp. m-aja». p.m. Mon.-Frl Aaanao Ava.. Kayport. tor. Box O-408. The Dally Regle- ter. Shrewaoury, N.J. 07701. Equal OppTy Employer M/F EXPERIENCED HOUSE- Night ublM. $250 aa 671-5971 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS We're Equal Opportunity Em. CLEANER — Rumaon/Fair QA8 ATTENDANTS — Apply M- SENIOR CITIZEN — Live-In BUNKBEDS — Crawa quartara F Sonaldta Sunoco. Rt. S4-Mor- PERMANENT POSITION plovera M/F. Havan araa. Exc rata Own Irani •tyla. 3 drawor chaai, 2 mattraaa rMown Rd . Malawan bat »-4 Chermlng room, private bath. 775-0627 paava maaiipa. REAL ESTATE TV. Companion to elderly lady, boarda ft laddar, $175 or B/O. OfNBRAL CLEANERS NEEDED People to Man work Immediately Uoeneed ealee people to loin eeml-lnvalld. Rumaon. 442-7771 EXP. HOUSEKEEPER - Haa Call 495-0485 wRh local company. No exp. •Twlf Mt-iiivaaiiu. numavil BjFBJS*f I r 1 NURSING/MEDICAL — Part-time avanlnge In the fol- Century 21 K4H Realty Group In daya avail.. Ho.mdaVM.ddla.own CABBAGE PATCH DOLLS — lowing ereea. Rad Bank. Fair neoaaeary. Exc. working con- 8ERVICE STATION ATTEND- araa, $40 par |ob, own transp, Hajlet NJ Aax tor Ace Ungar. ANT — Full lime daya, axp only. Colaco, praamiaa. ragulara. $60 Haven, Lime silver. Ri.aralda. AI- dmona 4 benetlta. Mgr. 738-4330 or 739-1321 ••t Call anytlma 495-2331, Alao. ragular bald boya, aom* lannc Hkjhlanda 4 Matawan Call Oood wegee. hoepltaiuaoon POSITIONS AVAILABLE REAL ESTATE SALES — Wo Apply Harbtae Aamoo. Llncron. EXPERIENCED — Mothar willwtih pacrllara Will Irada (Hajlat $1200 mo. to start provld* child cara In rtar Mlddla- aa). 886-0863 have 2 poeltkme available for SERVICE STATION ATTEND- QYM TEACHER — Needed for For Interview call town rtomi Excallant rafaran- CABBA*GE DOLL ANTS — v.»riou« hra. and tMftaoaa Maala providad. 291-1061 parochial achool. InlereMad par- your potential-call Oarrah Ae- avBllattt* .mmadtatary. WIH train . Wtth btrth cartificaia $45 eone can eend raauma to Box 671-6556 atee. Bhrawabury. 741-3334 Call 741-3047 DAYS • EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME T-449. The Dally Ragletar, Appry Eatontown Ctrola Exxon GRANDMOTHER — Can cara for threwabury. NJ 07701. REAL ESTATE SALES )n aalofrtown Crtda. your lnfanvtoddr.tr In haCARf STEREO — Pionaar aupar Middkatown horn*. 7 a-m.-5p.rn. ERA neoda ambWoua hard- SIOINO HELPERS/MECHANICS unar wtth dolby/audio WOK HAIR DRESSER — Part time or working Individual anxloua to Exoailanl cara. rafa. 787-0078 amplifiar aqualliar/2 Janaon full time Shop located In haHet RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES eern In axceaa of SSO.OOO yearly. Csll Mll-Cor, 566-5860. HOU8ECLEANING — Altar holcoaxa- l BpaakarB/2 Janaon Iriaxal 244-2479, avee SSS-SS11. apaakara. Aaklng $250 lor wnola PHYSICIANS • MEDICAL TECHNICIANS • MEDICAL SECKTAtwEt. He. ATTENTION! ERA Maimed Raalttn, SURVEYING) TECHNICIAN iday cktantng? Efftclani, rallabla. HAIRDRESSERS — And Mum. 471-8480. All ereae of aurvey work. Rafarancata avallabta. Call aa. Call 0-5 291-0063 Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this poo panona needed. Can i mention THE REOI3TER REAL E8TATE HOLMDEL Call 741-0*70. 291-2458 CARPETING - Wail to wall. lauvago, 222-4244 n repMng to • He DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register. TEACHERS — Speech CorrecLAD- Y WILL DO IRONING —major mill liquidating antlra HISTORIC PRESERVATION employment so* tlonlata. full ome > part lime poe- Shine, drapaa. ate. Expaftancad •lock, brand naw 100% nylon. SPECIALIST - Dutlee IncludeNURSES M/F - If you are Mghly • lUona available. NJ Certification Pick up and dalivar. Call my thraa roome to 375 at) ft prepare 4 pubaah e County Hle- motivated 4 care about people Yai, w» ara hiring S7I-II33 required. Call 431-S911 tor ap- 530-9693 i168 incl- duatom installation torM Praaarvaaon oton 4 aot aa a rhra lob la for you. We are a Why not join Amartcan'a f 1 top plication. EOE. rar padding, financing Call Sauy Feakanheuar. RN, BA Mr Fonmuaar/Mri Sarroaa Peraonnel Oepl Haleon with me Stale Heritage national weight loae aervloe that aattar CarWury 21 AblHty IWtlty MATURE/RESPONSIBLE • rry 201-666-7200 Director Partonnal RaBrMlteri ALL HEALTH CADE offtoa. Requlrementa Include hae an axcltlng poefUon for you, REAL ESTATE TEACHER — Ol the handi- WOMAN — Will claan your KIMSEP4.V NURSU. INC. HVERV1EW MEOtCAl CSNTER SERVICES. INC undorgradualae degree t- Mea- Carl Beth at MS-2422. Reeldanual reel eetate. Active capped, call Principal. aSi-SMO. homa. $40 ft up. Dapandlng on 45 East Mam Sir eat 14 Unkm SI 11 Klnga Hwy tan/ejipenenoa. Car) progreealve aoency. plaaaant TELEPHONE SOLICITOR — To Call 571-1562 Freehold. NJ 07724 Rao Bank, NJ 07701 MkWkrloxn. NJ 07744 201-S42-400Q. eat. S4. NURSES AIDE — Poeleon availworkin- g oondtaona, flexible work In bowling center. Mon.-Frl. OFFICE BUILDING CLEANING (201) 740-6841 (201) 410-280072222 (2011 471-4400 able fun time, r-1 4 3-it ahm. houra. MuM be lamWar with ) am -3 p.m. Apply In pereon 2 axpartanoad paopla will claan CHECK THIS OUT... HOMEMAKERS Cell for appointment 071-0177. Brunawtck Airport Plata Lanea, your offtoa. Pay nagotlabla l«i mora raadara lo chack out Hilltop Nunlng Home. Armatrong. Rt. 38. Hazlet Mon -Thun. 3-io Call Kay •jr ad with a CHECK at ih» top E.A STUDENTS RN — Head nurea. Fun-line. TIRE PERSON — Exp'd tor buay 496-3217. >d/or bottom of your copy Call Jacqueline Owyer, UN Peraonnel Dept. -3 M ahm. Freehold Con- auto eervloo center MuM have Tha Dally Raglatar Claaaiflad Da- PEOPLI CAM MOONLIGHTERS vaoanlar. SkDtod nunlng faculty ARMSTRONG Will do Ironing or waah clolhae. parimant today for datalle. MMaaDpKM Mciml BwBwfvi^Bwi at driven lloenee SS/hr to nan. OF SOUTH JERSEY. INC. AGENCY. REALTORS (old. light claanlng. eoma cook- 542-1700. SAYSHORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL MCOS4 NURSINO SERVICES * wr auparvtaon 4 garlatrto Call 471-2418 tor Interview. Ing. 229-7607 aftar 6 p.m. 244 Bread SL/PO Sea SKS 727 Herat Seen SeaM EVENINGS Ung exp. Can Nunlng Offloe: 888 Proapeel Ave,. Little Silver Rad Sank. NJ 07701 Motmdet NJ 077M S90-S15O week 431-8217 for Interview between 741-4500 TOW TRUCK DRIVERS — WantWIL- L BABYSIT — In my Abar (2011 4I0-14M 12011 7t4-(SM (201 11 am -4 pm Poalllon even. ad. Experienced wflh heavy duty, da*n hom*. waakdaya. Hava col- Work from our promotion de- 1/14/48. REAL ESTATE flat bod and ttandard towing laga child dav ' ;LUB CHAIR — Red velvet, OK- partment making telephone Appry tn paraon and call Call 583-6829 cellent condition, 450 Call be- NURSES AIDE (M/F) — Call-iYou'vn e thought about It. Lara talk 7470184 tween 10 4 5 p m 747-2339, calla. Opportunity for advance- poeltlon for all ahtlte. Apply Al- about It now. Our office re one of ment. For Interview call Janloe anBc HlghlandaWunlng Home. the top 4 in the Red Bank ana. TYPIST/DICTAPHONE — Exc55. Situations COLONIAL MAPLE DININQ SET 942-4000 Ext 917. Numnfl OOP). Tad Roaanaerg. Exec Dir 4 MlddMriown Ave.. Atlantic Hlgh- We are buay. We need you. Exc. akllla. Spelling. Fulr-ume/pen- Wanted Mala — Hutch 82' round drop leef Nutting Department AROUND THE CLOCK Equal Oppry Employer M/F anda, 10-4 only Mon.-Frl. training, motivation 4 guidance tlme 304-3344 between 4-8 p.m. table (with pada), 2 leevea. 4 OBOVE HEALTH CARPENTRY — Panallng. doorechalr, a All wood. £xc cond >450 HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT CARE CENTER NURSINO CARE. INC. HORSE FARM — Exp or Intareet available We currently have 7 only, CENTER 27 Waal Front Street Million-Dollar aaeodetea. Need 3 wlndowa, rapalra, minor plumb- or beat offer 284052a 01S Qroen Qrove Road n horeee preferred. Call tor ap- NURSES mon. Experienced or beglnnera VALET — Full time, Exp. only. ing 4 atac Raaaonabta raiaa. iMMwy M Neplune, NJ 07743 Red Sank. NJ 07701 Apply In peraon Olde Union Fraa aat 264-8738 COLOR TV — 21". Excellent Hdmow. NJ 077M 1201) 747.M44 RN'S & LPN'S M/F Call Roger (201) V22-MOO HOUSEKEEPER - Part or fult- CENTURY 21 COZENS, Reellore Houae. 11 Wherf Ave.. Red Bank working cond.. 478. SI. Mark'a 12011 M4-42O0 CERTIFIED CARS. TRUCK. VANS — Waah-Rectory. Keenaburg 767-1076 NURSE 8 AIDES "independently Owned" WAITRESSES/WAITERS- ad. waxad 4 pollahad, Inalda HOMEMAKERS 413 River Rd. Felr Haven CASHIERS-HOSTESS — Applclaanay d 4 vacuumad. Any atie, COMPUTER — Commodore VIC RherMde Ave.. Rad Bank, to E HOUSEKEEPERS 4 LIVE-INS 741-7SSS n peraon Shamrock Dinar. Rt any modal, $60. Llmo altghlty 20. keypboerd. caaaetie player and aaaoned aoft ware. gr*al lor MMEOIATE OPPORTUNITY - M/F RECEPTIONIST FOR 38. Middlemen. hlra- Quality work, guarantaad. Jane Onen Elite Kuhlthau. RN. BSN 'un or part-time, needed for For appolntmant 291-6162. beginner. Call 741-0204. PnKeeekml Raoulter Protaaatonal Nurae Recruiter "or paraon with quality raa- CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE —WAITERS/WAITRESSES - Im- aurant experience MUM know Northern Monmouth Area. High d raaunn to: Kutehman JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL CiNTiM pey. no fee. Cell for Interview at mediate opoenlnga lor ex- GUTTERS CLEANED 4 RE- COUCH — Lova-eaai. coffaa 1446 Comae Am fraMoeldo aervloe and be able to Chiropractic Cantor. SS2 Broad lerlenoed dining room peraon- PAIRED — (Scraanlng available)table,, end table ft lamp. 1 yr old. MONMOUTH eupervlee all front of the houae •eople Care. 244 Broad St. Red St. Shrewebury. NJ 07701 Neptune, NJ 077 JJ Bank. 930-1444. or 400 UM nel. Excellent opportunity tor window waahlng Rafa. Fraa aatt- -500. Call 870-1332 anytlma. 1201) 77S-4H0. tit 944 MEDICAL CENTER peraonnel. Send reeume with profeeelonala who enjoy working mawa. Jaff, 496-1375. work experience and referencea. Ava.. Rt 71, Brtaaa. Sas-S4M RECEPTIONIST-SALES — Buay DELUXE FENDER AMPLIFIER 300 Second Avenue Opiometrtet Office. MuM be n an upeceto environment, MuM SIM) ntormabon WIN be kept con. NURSE — RN/LPN. M/F. 11-7. be dependable Send work hla- MAN 4 TRUCK FOR HIRE — Long Brancti. NJ 07740 fktentlal. Mall 10: Raeleurani good with people. Eyegiaaa or Pick up 4 dalivar light hauling. Call 741-4S38 or 347-3727 (2011 470-6012 '/T MuM have axp Oenatrtc. contact tone axp. hejpfuT. Ooaan ory and referencee to: Ree- Management. 1410 Ooaan Ava.. laurant. 1410 Ocean Ava.. Sea Mini damoimona. Yards, atttca 4 DESKS. FILES - TaDKa. chalra. teeae apply m paraon at Eaton- 4 Monmouth area Cell Pereon. oaliare ctaanad. guttara ate. Fraa Paul V Cnabaaa. Jr., RN ICU. CCU. NKU Baa Brlohl. NJ 07740. town Conveleeoent Ctr, 130 nel Dept. 830-7338 Bright. NJ 07740 atorage cablneta. computer Grant Ava.. Eatontown. aaumataa. Call Joa 496-1697. abiaa, office equip., etc at Prnlaaalnnol Hecrultar PCUU. Oncdogy NSURANCK PERSONAL LINES WAITRESSES/WAITERS — 4T ELIZABETH HOSPITAL RECEPTIONIST - Every weak- bargain prlcee. New or ueed CXalyaia. Mad/Sufg SECRETARY — Exp nicmary NURSE — RN. M/F. 11-7. MuM end. 3 hn on holldaya. 10 a.m.- S Expd. Over 21 Apply In paraon OLDER COLLEGE STUDENT - 225 WHkemaon Skaal Intermediate Care Exparlanoad in baaic carpaniry. A.A,C. DESK OUTLET. 1700 R1 Sao. benetHa. Call have exp In geriatric nunlng. p.m. S4 per hr. Apply In peraon for Interview Tue -Sun . 11:30-1 35. Oakhurat 531.3000 EMiabaoi. NJ 07207 Diane.741-0404, Piw apply in paraon at Eaton- Mon.-Frl.. 10 a.m.- 4 p m. Rod p.m. 7-B3O evaa. Ye Cottage painting, furnltura building 4 t%- 1201) 927-U2I town Conveleeoent Ctr., 13S Bank Convetoeent Ctr.. 100 nn. 144 W. Front St., Keyport palr Trim work 6 light traa work DIAMOND - Engagement ring N8URANCE — Exp. In ratingOrant Ave . Eatontown. alao- Odd |oba dona: call V. carat. 14 K gold. Aaklng 4450 pereonal/commerclal llnaa. P/P Chapan Ava.. Red Bank. N.J. WAITRESS/WAITER — Ex291-101- 2 attar 5, time. Red Sank 741-0244 07701. AL8O. men a wedding ring. 14 K NURSE RN F/T — 7:30 a.m.-3:30 porlanood only, for dinner ahlfl gold. Aaklng $280 Call . 277 bed facility. ML Ptoeeant Apply In pereon. Mlllbrook Diner PAINTING — Intarlor 4 axtartor, INSURANCE AQENCY RESTAURANT — Would you like oallinga 4 trim work specialty. 223-1141. Commercial llnee. axpTI Inalde Manor Nuralng Home, Matawan a happy. pl>aaant plaoa to work? Rt. 34. Matawan Call 843-1220 For information on placing an ad in this Fr*a •atlma-aa Call Glno DININO ROOM SET — Elhan lervlce rapraaantathra. Buafneae ass ttn The OM Look stock Restaurant WAITRESS/WAITER — Ea671-121p 0 anytlma. Cower age Corp. Contact Lilly requeeta you apply In paraon at Apply In paraon: Shon Pi. Inn. Allan, dark pine Table. 3 leavea DIRECTORY please call (201) 542-1700 Owens. 671-8111 121 Fair Haven Rd.. Fair Haven, Hwy 38. HaMet batwaan 2-S p m. PAINTING — Intarlor 4 axtarlor. plua padding 6 chalra. buffet 4 beginning Jan. 0 between the callings 4 trim work epaclalty. hutch. 41400. 244-1202 NSURANCE PERSONAL LINES NURSE/RN'a M/F houra of 10-S p.m. Hoat- WAITRESSES/WAITERS Fra«— •atlm»taa Call Olno DRUMS — 5 PC Sllngerland. 3 SECRETARY — tap. n ry. taa/Hoat, earvtng help, MUM DO experienced Apply In 671-1210 anytlma. Zlldgen Ride cymbola. hl-hai. Exc Deneftte. Call Diane cooka. kitchen help, bua people, panon Rex Diner. 117 w From Mack, exc 741-OS04. CHAROE NURSE oartandere M/F, maintenance St.. Red Bank YARD WORK — All phaaaa Alao FuM time-Pen time. 11-7 enttt. antca, baaamanto. gaiagaa. 6 747 1623 JANITORIAL HELP WANTED — pononnel. Lunch 4 dinner ehirta. Oorlabic axp preferred Salary WANTED — ehort order oook tor outttKa otaanad. painting. Aak for DRYER- REBUILT — QE 4 Whirl- For bowling lenee. midnight to with fringe beneflta or Par Dtom RN M/F — Imi now realaurant. Exp. neoaaeenr. Satiny 741-2066 or 380-2966 Sam.. 6 nighia/wlc. MuM be ra- pool, electric 4 gaa modela. rate. Apply m paraon a-4 Mon. on all ahtfta. Oood atarting 741-0174. aek tor Karen. aundard 4 large capaelty. All Uabto 4 willing to work. Apply Frt. HoUndoT rn Airport Plan Lanea. Rt. 3S. Mai- - -Moallani bananta. Can tor ap- with full warranties 4179 4 up. iee nwy polnlmenl 2*4-8400 Call Eatontown TV. 542-0400. •44-42000 RN/LPN P/T — 11:30 p.m.-7:30 KEYPUNCH/KEY TO DISC OP- EARLY AMERICAN STYLE — 'ART TIME OFFICE CLEANING) . 2 nlghta par wk. ML Oak draaaar. man'a Like new. ERATOR8 — Full or pan time. — 4 pen lime eupervteton want- Pteaeam Manor Nunlng Home. daya or evanlnga. South Amboy. S1S0. Call 291-4204 ad, Mon-Frl.. 8-10. Uncroft ai Matawan 8SS-4S33. bright __ 721-SMS. Call between 10-2 p.m. only RN OR LPN M/P — S to 11 ahm, Tha DaJty Raglitor Claaafflad Da- DaataraMp with national maln- FIREWOOD KID KARC AQENCY - Baby. DM sas-7sas. axe. fringe beneflta. call ASantto partmanl haa two Phona Room tfjnanoa oorp. Aaaurad aocountt. AND S vacation anting, errand run- Highland! Nunlng Home. opening* avaJtaMa: Quarantaad $600 waattly mini- ning 4 party eervtng. Day or eve- PART TIME 2S1-OS0O. Mon. through Frl. only, FuH-tlma: 8:30 am -8 p.m., mum inooma. $15,000 full prioa. STOVE WOOD ning. NJ-bonded 4 liainnil. EXPANSION CREATES 4 to 4. •Uxv-Pri' Financing I 642-0849 430-3S12 747-2247. 'an-Hma 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m., 216 843 6668 10 NEW OPENINGS RUMSON — Entarprlafng young- FIREWOOD KITCHEN EXPEOITiRS «ettonal Marketing Firm aeeka wlon.-Frl. Stove wood 4 4' lenghta Man wanted. You will be running Computer larmlnaJ and phona 62 Mortgagaa Expertenoed paraon1a 0 dmaturd e minded people to your own buelneae while earning Call 222-4840 4AM-10 AM 4 mmedlelely to oontrol trafflo m wotm front at oonvMaMni fti. 30 •oJicimiion axpartanoa helpful. afters PM. ortiea, tripe and caeh. Wa oftar a good inoanUva pro- may kltohane. MuM know food onoa. Eaalfy aam S4-SS par hour The only requlrementa an that making telachona calla ualng a )ram and plaaiant working con- GET VISA/MC FIREWOOD ^•••ITtalttOfl 4atl4 D# SaOi# 10 OO- you ara at Meat 11 immn old end lltlona In Our modsxn Split, unapllt. 4' lengtha ordlnate dming room/kHOhan ec- [WlVBilaJ d^Jaj>k EVPWI pnOfiajjf. HOUffl are reedy to work. Regardlaaa of credit hletory or ., ,.* aj . F— -j _ _ — M •.- - - * - Shrawabury omoa. FuH-tlma am- ncornel No-rlak guarantee 4 Call 229-4261. #%i- r\JK)^Fn#OOsjF Of InVSjKilOry Mon.-Frt. «-«:30 p.m. and Bat To etgn up. call 842-4000. Ejct oontrofa helpful. Band raauma to: S-1 p.m. For Interview call Janloe 21S. pfoyaaa raoarfva full bananta, in- year old corporation hated with OR SALE — Doora. refrlger-' sludlng dantai plan. local Dualneee bureau. Inaured atora. oommodae. bathtuba. Expediter. 1410 Ooaan Ave.. Baa S42-4000 E«t 117 or S43-S210 and eacurad wttn SSL bank. Brtght. NJ 077SO. Equal Oppry Employer M/P SALES If you'ra Intafeetod In arranging Beta! elnka. 4 much mora. an Intorviaw, plaaaa oontaci Pag Deadline eoon for epppllcante Can 830-7300 lor appointment. KITCHEN HELP S COUNTER Nolan. 542-4000. Ext 282, For brochure end appucauon PEOPLE - Put time/Pan time. PART TIME Wa'ra an Equal Opportunity Em- aend S3 for poataga and hand- Apply In paraon Chicken (20) JOSS AVAILABLE - Earn Moyar. Ino (refundabfa) lo: FAC. Irtc , Kitchen. Shrearoury Plaza (next IS par hour, axe. houra, ohotoe PO BON 1044, Smyrna, QA FREE CLEAN FILL MManhane). ATTENTION! 52 Babyslttlng- 90041-1044. Phone Cell 747-4823 location on Rt. 38. Mornlnga S 404-M7-2B11. LEOAL SECRETARY - Real aa- a-m. to 1 p.m. or afajinoona 1 ___ manMon THE REGISTER ChlldCara FREEZER — 17.2 eu. ft., while, .m. to S p.m. or evee. S p.m. to «man ffipiy'ng to a RagtHar LOW RATES upright. 3 yre. old. axe condition, , p.m. Waekenda atao available. SMBYBITTER - Needed for 5 yr let Mtg refinancing, 72 hr. ap- AprH. Replylo: I amptoymant ad. Blrl 10 JO em. Kindergarten PM aaklng 4750. Will deliver to Bank. NJ 07701 CaS 747-4400 buyer Cell 741-0287 PART TIME — Mature houae SALES — Ara you earning whet lamon at Shrawabury Boro 2nd Mtga. 4 Corp Loane. LEOAL SECRETARY - d- - ApprApply y IInn paraon you're worth? SSO.OOO to School. Call 747-S214. - Fln'l 344-S0K FURNITURE - 6 pleoea living Shrewsbury area law offloe Arnold Walker Nunlnr " g Home - 6100.000 first year potandal. Call room eel. dinette + more. Muat aeeka career oriented Indhrtduel BABYSITTER NEEDED — 3 83 Moiry to Loan eell. moving. Call 739-3441 after with 1-4 yeera exp. Our firm of- Monday thru Friday - 10 a.m.-2 aohool age children, my home. tera an attraothra eatery together p.m. SALES — Sa« our ad undar raal 7 30-4:30 a.m. 4 3-7 p.m. Muat A BETTER LOAN RATE wHi fun banana pack age s PART TIME — Work near your aatatt h*lp wantad. Cantury 21 • drive. Senior cltfien preferred FOR HOMEOWNERS FURNITURE — 2 eofe'e 2 provtdea an aaanng oppry tor ie la available eupervtetng Cotana Agsjooy. Call S7t-aOB4. We Mil oner II HH govern- matching chalra. (1 family room ruiure groerm. ^leeee eee neyi. —lapapar oarrters In the early ment-backed money. Buatneea 4 1 Irving room aet). 2 additional SALESPERSONS — Calling oBABYSITTEn R NEEDED — Weak- loana alao available at low rataa chalra flood cond. aaklng 4400 Hayl. 4 Landau. SOS Broad BL, mocninfj h ra. You w*H ovaraaa tfia Shon bualneeeaa end pro- anda only. Rad Band araa. Can 747-4220 tor Interview. wtth extended paybaoka. We or BO 767-4447 after 8. toaalonaH if you want to m- 747-7754 between 6 4 4 p.m. eohre your financial probtama. creaae your Inoome. give ue a FURNITURE — 3-pleoe ramify LIQUOR STORE - In the following i_ da experienced call at 741-9837 BABYSITTER NEEDED COLONIAL room aat, aofa. knreeeal 4 chair. evenlnge. (jail 2S4-2O44. -- n, preenotd, angaonkjwn, 4 daya par waah. 4-4 p.m. Tan/brown Hercukm. oak trim. Manalapan. Can 1-SOS-Mt-OSSO SECRETARY/STENO — One (1) My Home In Kayport. FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE. INC. Good cond.. S280. 671-4711. LOOKINO FOR — Someone totonirei Full Time (32.8 houra) poalllon Call »4-l1»4 TOLL-FREE b^eaUBrieSh Bt -•-••-*-- — •_ . M available In Conetruotton Depan- FURNITURE, wrought Iron 6 pc HVajUn sT CnllOraafi In VvSjr PART TIME CLERK — Eap. help. mant/Cotfa Enfofoamant. Start- BABYSITTER — i day par waaa, 800-323-6566, Ext. RB8 dining eet 4250.. matching 6 PC. Ptaaa home. 747-4024. ful but not neoeaaery. Apply In Ing Salary 412.301. Apply M 2 Boya (eoaa 2 4 3» yeare old). If anting room aat. S2S0. 442-8*50 pereon between the houra of 7 4 LPL N M/P - PIm mImmadHto opening Boro Hall. Admlrnatreur'a Ofhoa. intereetedoall 4420014 GRANDFATHER CLOCK — tor 7-s ahm, fus Uma or11-7 pan 3 p.m.. Weteh Farme. 101 Brood BBS Tlnton Avenue. Trnton Fane, 7s h BABYSITTER — Headed for 14. kar deak. eeneo. chairs. 6 ice NJ, no later man Jan. 14. 14BS cream chalra. 10 Bemwood benente. Can Mrs- Ktvk. Equal Oppty Employer M/P mo.-oW boy. Your homo or mine. MarchandlB* tB4 8400 for epuukikiienL PART TIME BOOKKEEPER - ShiaaaUiiry araa. Tuaa.. S-11: chalra 4 eettee. aaa cheat, daaka. pa MUM have axp.. 4 hra. a day. Frl., a-2:» Call 4S0-1B1S. lor Sals> chine cabinet, oak emolre MACHINE OPERATOR — WM BECRETARY — PUD Uma. framea and paintings, lamps. train. Apply M Motion l|imin organliailog n eeeka topp quameque—d BABYSITTER NEEOCO — For 1 RATTAN SET febrlc borts 642-3840 year oM. Fun or pan Ome. Can Corp.. 1142 Ptnebrook Rd.loff of Bund Mane Aeeoc. ma, ts Burt- twawSratary for growing poa- 0 p*aoaa. olaaa lope <42S metonAwj.. leiieix.lii. lBon/oompeny._ Satfaamaf, Ruby 430-7870 before s and any- GUARANTEED WEtOHT LOSS Hope Rd.) Tmun Fane. NJ. moiivtttBOf oonnoatit Fmllvmisal time Sunday. — 10-29 Iba /let mo. You wM not PART TIME SECRETARY 100.000 BTU Hanging Oaa anop MATURE BABYSITTER — To oo- heeler. »IOO rj. jaMe. S yra be hungry. AH natural herbs. MAINTENANCE PERSON — I TV Co. ; f^ p I |L * * * Exp. M oarpentry. alec.. S pMm». typtngS, phieea 271, Lrltfe invar, NJ 077SS. caatonalty oara tor 2 young oha- old. ISO: SS.000 BTU Oaa houaa j .. ajfcJ^^^4^J fa] SI el *' ' -— — •• - — haatar. t7S. Call 734-4441 your new weloht Ellmlnats Apply in paraon waikdaya only iraloAoe oren. Hoimoai /MrO' 4-4 PM. Attanac lasWanda Nun- SECRETARY — For legal eao- oellullte too. FDA regulated- 1 only. Call S71-SS1B. _ HOLIDAY SPA VIP MEMBER- I home. S Mtd3ietuwri Ava.. ~"~ ajuMa ! #W4*jajaSalUl Money back guarantee. EM. Sit tor Interview Btonr BABYSITTER NEEDED - YouSHIPr S - For aata. 440-448 per Keaorgh/741-2420. Cable EOE. Shrewebury lew «rm. Salary"i homo or mine. Muot ba reHebte. banana during training. Exc. year renewal tor Ola real of your HAVE — An unwanted Ham or MAINTENANCE - MachanloaPARl T TIME - Eva. hra.. Mon S Abanaaan/Hofmdal araa. CaS •fa. Oat healthy. B480 aech. OaS * ' or two you'd Ilka to eetn An ad tMe Thurs.. deratiia tv ST1-S7S3 from noon-7 p.m. ana for 10 daya. Nat 44.40. Can LT aarvtoa. TSt-SSSS. oee HaytHayl 4 Landau. CHILD CARE -In my Baa Bright > SMALL COUCHES - Tna Ra - • AH. Hide, area Ui-asoo. PART-TIME OFFSET PLATE ' BL. 747-4M0 for kv home tor a I H year old. Mon- BhMVbatga. 1 Ntla a bad love 842-1700. MANAOSMENT TRAINEE - » day, Wadneedey S every ottiar aaat, goal. * ecendmavlen bufett. -A700 Friday. 4:30-10 p.m. Muat have Iiy Slack 4 white TV. 747-4477 HUMIDIFIER — 30 gallon, 170. you era quamtad, you wW reoarve SECRETARY CLERICAL P/T Irana. Carl 747-1440 Ml II p.m. Door, Interior. SOaSOVU. Com- 41800 par mo. tor t moa whae early A-M. 7U hn^Sat. «. .. Holmdalarae. 20-26 hra. a « •A8IN CONCRETE TUB — mode, S15. Can 741-0610. you are m aohaol. 424.000 par yr. to 8 hra. Write Ban L-444, The mood typing Witti oovara, 8M 10 ft 30 gat. after graduatton. Salea 4 man. Deny Rialetar. Shrewabary. NJ. akllta. Figure I Eatontown homo for 2 oMMieii. acquartum. fun of fancy tall OHip- IBM TYPEWRITERS —ml axp. POMU. Can ba- 07701. Equal Opportunity Em- CRT asp. a -f. Daya SSS-S1SS or evee pJji^Hm aooaaaorU. »48 RENTAL 412-424 par mo. BllTnTTai-SSTS. ployer M/>. 94. *stu7aO. Rant-option lo buy 747-1441 B10 The Lkuly ReK««er MONDAY. JANUARY 7, 1965 NUBBIN 71 Merchandise 71 Morchandls* MarchondlM KEANBBURO — CoWBa. > rooma 1 bath. $375 • uWWaa. lor Sal* lor Sal* lor Solo CaU $71-ttM altar 4 pit YOU'LL HAFTA SUV HOUSEWARES FURNITURE - ORGAN -Hammond. 126 XL,•Of A KD — Ouaon-ataa. NrMy LONG BRANCH — (0 Dunbar IN*IOB TILL I CM Kllchan Irving room, badrooma. wta for M.710 wHI earl for $1100 pnM bo cond Paid M4a/Aa«- Ava Larga 3 room apt $440/mo --. or baat oftar, mint oond., many ing tan Can 171-MM. Includae haat. nlca araa. Avail. FIX you* ROOP. ATI outaaandliig faatutaa. Call now WALL UNIT — Blngla - Formica - Paul P *ova kw.. drop laal with $ drawara $110 Raallo 6712444 UO-$*4O artar $ p m INFINITY RS4 SPEAKERS - PIANOS LONG BRANCH Lika naw. Sacrmoa for $360/pair Naw. undar I1O0O. Uaad. undar WALL UNIT — WHh drop-wMt 1 badroom. naar coHaga. •100. Call balwean B 11 30 864-0378 ». Unlimited rantala from Many mora m coxao* araa 50 a month. KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORr JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 346-1648 FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER - I yr old ruat color. 1300. Ruat 441-4730 LONG BRANCH — Lovary 1 • I velvet aola. 1 yr. OKI. 1100. IASHER-REBUILT - 01 I kt BJB Quaan Ann chair. HOC CM PIANO* - ORGANS Whirlpool. UK a up win lull 787-1287 alSarvloae Marrinmo Can Eaionuwn TV. ehoppmg. hoapnal • ooaan Ntos TU8TINO PIANO CO. ft4a-O4O0 whua thay laat tocalMn. no pata. CaH 222-0310 ' KENMOPJE DRYER Our 99th Vaar working oondruon. $26. WASHER — PERFECT $100. MATAWAN — Rt IM 1 bdrm Aabury Park 779-OB44 DRYER $106. FROST FREE RE- Call 9S7-1M2 Opanltol $400 + uWa. Aduita pra" PRKJERATOR $126. CAN da-No pata 664 0M6 arlar 8 LAST SALE BEFORE MOVING PIANOS — Organs. Gurava. 1-1727. — 4 draw chaet. antlqua 2 draw Drume. New t USED Mama MATAWAN — 1 A a IOC Commarclal 131 HousaiforS*!* MO MotorcvclM JOO Auto* for till iKrpv nUlvl IWt arvlw chael. kllchan tabla 4 2 chair*, apta. avaWbla In January 4 Fab- Change Sala. Lowray Organ WEIGHT BENCHES — 2 haavy MU1TANQ OJT 11*4 - 7,000 black a whlla TV. china cablnat. Cartlar. 642-atBO duty. $28 6 136. 1 with keg aa- ruary Cat! 911 001$. Rantali HOLMDtL - HaavHy woodad HONDA 4M NIOHTHAWK IMS DAT8UN STANZA 1943 XI - 4 cornar aola brown, anuqua chair. erciee. I commarclal aawtng ma- km In Houndal. HiRITAGE EauaUBflt condition. 1.100 A/C. p/a. p/b. round RAILROAD TIH - 6x6x6. $5 40; MATAWAN LEAIE OR PURCHASE — Pro- .30,005 highighwah y Prloa nagotlBbkl. (1IJJ00. Can oMna $26 1 Lg ataamar trunk 2 Family, all utue. HOO a. HOUSE REALTY. 914 till. a HoMkM 1 glovaa Indudad. 717-7111 altar 1. lawn mowar. 6 lampa. Can 7»7»a. $7,to Praaaura-nalad. •nth drawa, $20. I pinlllllnnal Nlllpnal aullaa. 760 aa.. fl 4 u*. $400 Urm. Can Allan 717-40X1 , 17116. Ca* 499-1626 $•*>$: 16.79: 7x7x1. $1044 JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 3H-15I wm arlar to aun, prtma highway hair dryar. $10 1 profaaalonal MIDOLITOWN — Spadoua bt- aaa-IMB 6-6 or 967-0676 afUr 1, OLD* DELTA 11 . 60O-923-1707 Can da-Mr. MATAWAN location (Aabury Park CtroM). LAWN EOUIPMENT — Cub aun lamp on padaatal, $25. I For information can 775^400 laval on qmat om-da-aao. Walk «j 281 Mopada DATtUN J4OZ 1171 - For I 1*7*. Fa. PS, air. VS. PM Cadat. 8 h p tractor. Good oond. RANCH MINK COAT — Thraa Lowary organ doubla kay board. Raadyl 2 lamlly $400 a ' i. 4 badrooma. tvt batha, $150 I email pool tabla. $16. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 399-1234 NEORINI 1940 - Good oon. tor part. Baal offar 171^" " $400. Laal vacuum. $260. Gaa quartar milinl cond RID BANK — 1 offloa auna I a lamay room. 1141,000. ton, MODw baat oflar Call trlmmar. $20 787-1576. •7f-8277 OATSLW 200 *X last — 6- Call 61 MIDOLETOWN btoeU from hoapnal. haeMna 1-4422 atlyltma. OLDirKBBff* 1* ROYAL! 1*7i 1 — I dr., rm. $270/mon. Call 611-1SM ipild. p/a, p/b. p/w, A/C. LITTON — Stova 6 mkjro-wL MIDDLtTOWN — Looking to buy im/tm, raar window dafroatar. v-4. PS/PS, air. atom, cfaan. Coraiie diahaa, natwara 4 Maa-REOCCORATION — 1M (I'MWINDOWS — Hurd haat mirror KNOLLWOOD ft, 290 Trucka a 12.000 mla. Fartaot oondloon, tara ol tha Univarae toya. CaH or aa* your notnaT Lai ua halp lakaa large kllchan Ml or oat*- RIO BANK — On-aiia parking. youl CENTURY 21 "Elnbtndar R*- Trallars IrM offar CM Bob 741-6741 747-4611 GARDENS Brick profaaalonal building on E-cluUva 1 4 2 badroom apta. aHora. 471-J600 DAT8UN 210 HATCHBACK ISM OLOS 44 ROYALE IN! - WhHa LIVING ROOM — 6 PC. $400. WOOD BURNING STOVE — •road Bl. Call Robin Zagar. CHIVY BtO BPORT - Auto. 4 V-l. am/fm radio, plua aatraa. mada by Varmonl CaitJng. da- Individual gaa haal 6 oarrtral air. HELMSLEV-9PEAR. INC. — Vary good oond.. auto.. 1923 10 PC. dining room •800. REFRIGERATOR — OffWa acta. Exc location Jual off Rt 3$ on MIDOLETOWN cyl. Rl/MB. 21.000 ml. Puah and im/fm i, eeeelta. low r Only $26,000 ml. Top oond. Orig- Anuqua draaelng tabla and 1 9 cu. ft. Vary good condition. riant modal, t vaar old. $400 4«»-»IO0 rod bara. Tonnaau covar AM/FM firm. Call S4O-$714 Klnga Hwy. Eaat. (Walking dla- I'a your opportunity to cua- I36O0. CM 7*7. inal ownar. Aaklng 49940 CM draaaar $350 Iriola draaaar. 2 $40$4. 0Call balwaan 10 A $ p.m. tanca to Foodtown Shop ' RED BANK — Profaaalonal Of- . build on a woodad lot. Your 4444 or 442-1401. mlrrora. night tabla and haad- 7472139 $0 VARDS OOLD CARPETING CM altar 6:30 pm 679-331. DATtUN. 110 halchbaok. 1941. boerd $400 No Canker). From $639 DaHy flea aullaa avail In vartoua Zlm- OLD* CUTLAM 1171 - RabuW REFRIOERATOR — Saara EM. cond . $300 Sat ii-3. ar *Mga. Unite ranga from 1 llUfininQ Cotpoay waa 483-4548. artar 5 PM Call 53O-OU7O n to 3 room lo 6000 >q ft Axon a itraal with tola M traaa and CHEVY CM PICK UP 1140 - Can ba aaan al Gam Furnltura. angina, am/fm 1 wetar 12 cu. rt 3-4 yra. 671-0021 OS Brick Blvd.. Brick or call LIVING ROOM COUCH old. IIU. Couch, gold A amlta. unite ara caipatad, air oon-a vMw ol NY akyllna. $300,000 la NEW 2 BEDROOM CONDO — tha alartlng prica Doni haartata- 'S3 477-3131 and aak for tal body work. Oood running oond. And 2 high-back chalra. $200. $40. Kltonan aata (2), 141 aa.77 Pats and Oft Rt M, naar ahopplng/trana.. dlbortad 4 hava on-ana parking. MuM aall. $360 CM 741-4482 Mapla chaat A draaaara, (4), (40- Rataa rang* from MOO mo -411 can now tor choloa KM. iTo-asto. DODGE ASPEN 1S71 - Naada Call 671-6847 poot/Mnnla. waahar/dryar. MB* CENTURY at COZENS. Raaltora $79 Doubta bad, $60 Twin bad. Livestock * uOI 411.4471. par aq. It plua utH. CM ownar CHEVY PICK-UP 1164 — 360 3- body work. Runa wan. Baat offar. OLD* - Toronado 1980 Detael. LUOOAQE - 0 piaca. »lr Waller Zlrnmarar 9429696 Indapandantty Ownad* eae——L. art ^*.^. . * * • i • • aax • • uuinplaW. HO. Wheelchair. (40. Advanced And apaad. automatic whna .pok. . MS-MTS1. aflar 7 PM. Bentlay daaignar Kmaa grit Call PORT MONMOUTH — Estra Stl Rlvar Rd. Fair Havan nt AM/FM Bkpaoeteieo. C*CB. Tim l Wlrwira Light waighl Naw Coat $248 at* Baglnnsrs larga luxury 2 badroom Apt. BANK — Flnaat pro- 741-7646 nma. MOO or baat offar. Can whaala. 44.00000 ml. "8 yr./M.000 lor $148 EJIC buy 281-2221 REFRIOERATOR — $171 ___k>nal location In Had Bank. DODGE OMNI 1171 — 4 dr.. DOQ TRAINING Enargy afnotant. $5t6 Can hatchback. 4-apaad. raar ml warrantyy.. 6750$7600 Excluding Waahar. 6136 Dryar. alac.. IIU 787-2JS6 AvalHWa Immad. Ground Hoar. OAK RIDOI REALTY tax CM 630-292*-2929 Iaftar 4 LUNCHEONETTE EQUIPMENT All In houaa working nna Bayahora Dog Club. 741r»4» Broad SI. location In Ina haan 01 Adult CommunMaa CHIVY 1173 PICK-UP — Rune datroat, good oond., runa par- — Counlar. allcor. •tova-grlrl. Call 747-0182 AKITA — AKC. Ptoll ol III- PORT MONMOUTH tha nnanclal dratncL Parking 341-1040 lood. Naada body work. $500 or fad 44.000 mla. Aaklng 11460 or PARK CHEVROLET 'raaiar lea makar. ale Mat orfar. Call 566-647B baat oftar. Call 2*4-0111 daya; •K/$49O Othara/(M0. Ca* 6 rooma. klda ok. $400 • Kovldad, oantral air. carpal I RUMSON — CHI or wrlia for our ekta Laaalng-Sarvtoa-Parto 747-9023 SEARS KENMORE JUST RENTALS. Bkr. MB-195S E Cn Rt. 84, Naptuna 776-1111 Extra capacity alao. dryar. 2 yre p oompNmantary brochura of ax. DODGE TRADE8MANS 1171 — law. $200 CM 543-7437 AUSTRALIAN TERRIOR — AKC. RED BANK ownar Waflar TV. oooon. bad. atarao. 63.000 DOME CORNET 1171 - 61.000 PEUOEOT-SAA* OF WALL t?uc,,0nMM3pi=«u;« _ Champion with papara, 4 yro. 4 rooma. nawly dona, S400*B HlBllli FOUR «ASONS REALTORS mla,, auto. Ragular gaa. Exc Hwy 36, Manaaquan production. 175 Sword affact a SHSHARA P 8F748F-7411 COPCOPIEE R — Mint mla Qraat condition, naada aaal oM, mala. Muat aall. huaband al- JUST RENTALS. Bkr 3W-1555 RED BANK — Small ma ranga, 21 cu. fl KM tor dog. 496-4965 TWINBROOK SHREWSBURV — 709 Broad 6t Juat $243900 itlon Aa la MOO CM 7)7-4711 (raaiar. ale. ate 442-7442 MS 4B5-0O61 Naw Victorian offloa bunding, w» JEEP CHEROKEE. '71. V Q. Cuatom Intarlor, PS/PS, am/fm ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL VILLAGE THE REALTY BROKERAGE condt.. many axtraa, "' 4 apaakar atarao, crulaa oont/ol. altar 6 p.m. SKI BOOTS CABEER — Man* at - AKC. tamalaa. llvar 1 whlta. drvida aegraaah* kM 201-349-0100 MIRRORS — 2 wall mount, each •00-S9S-41M Dr. auto. Aaklng $6290 Call PLYMOUTH 1670 — Good Irana- 3>S Eac cond 2-4'. ataal woman''a u ee . 1$40. Skl'a -aaaonabla to lha right homa GARDEN ARTS. 630-1764: avaa. 747-2*21. HARRY TICEHUR8T 47-2446 ualwaan 9-5 p.m pagbactt fiaturaa with oh»*virig Vamiha. 190 All 1 6 2 badrooma Irom 1410. Mod- AVAILABLE KING CAB DATSUN 1943 — 6 portatlon or for aludanl. 1300 or Ilka Ml!»7l am, apacioua apta Haal. hot 4 132 Condoaft tpaad* chfotna ounipafa, *ifn/fm >a« offar. Call 739 0133 LiMa naw Bail Offart 957-0787 HORSE FEED — Purina pura 1.000 aq. it of oommarrjlal apaoa DODGE ASPIN 1977 — Station p m cold watar. Cooking gaa In- Rt 36. Eatonkwn Avail, for radio. 20.000 ml.. $6700. Call PLVMOUTH ARROW 1876 — MOVINO-MUST SELL! — Qlrl • prida 200. 14U protain. patiatad Townhouaaa 543-4928 wagon, axe. running oond.. SNOW TIRES (21 — " idad. OA-pramtaaa tannkj •a Immadlataly. Vary naada aoma body work. $875 or •5.000 mla . am/fm. A/C. 4-apd S-pioc* twtdroom Ml. pmm opan faad $5 BO/50 Iba Rich • Saddla uria. pool, racraatlon araa. abla rant, planty of parking. 111 A BADGE OF DISTINCTION D l 1S5/70. SR14. almoal naw. MO a Shop. Engllahtown. riri9 4330 TOYOTA SR9 rM3 - 5 ap . long BO. MERCURY 1973 • 4 dr.. Naada altarnator Sacrifice for Naar Ealontown shopping Ixc REALTY BROKERAGE Shadow Laka villas*. RBBBIBO. bad wtth tonnaau covar. FVB. air, rune good. 1300 or BO. SAAB baat offar ovar $400 CM b. tryCR 70/13. $16 261- KITTEN schoola Ocaan Twp. 2O1-M8 010O WALKER S WALKER. Raaltora 1974 - Colllston damagad. good 787-3188 low* 4 rug Ml. Call 1 mala. Blua Polnl Slamaaa. 6 Highway 35 Oakhurat RAY S. SMITH. BKR. 741-8212 SNOW PLOW — 7 '*' Myore Full 531-4B23 642-0S11 raar window, raar atap bumpar. angina 4 drlva train, maka offar. 642-93W waaki old. $100 Call 4»5 4533 Evaa.: Tom Roblnaon Call 797-2612 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1174 — rollc. powar angte. $360. For ITORE FOR RENT — 20x10. 747-4014 EJIC oond $4250 Call aflar a MOVINO MUST SELL- Living Jg'._- Jmora taka Dodge pick-up 4. LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS /•ry aKtlva inopplng caotai'. p.m. 741-4212 room uii S7S Dtnana Ml. ao.ld Jr£ 102 Houaa* lor •hapa. 1100 or baat offar. CM WD Call $42-2631. — AKC. mala/lamala. $260. Soma lananla doing ov«r 1 BEFORE YOU BUY — Rant or UTILITY TRAILER — 6x1. 747-3640 pina. 4 cap! chairr |i'5 Mual 8noa and papara Call 2642747 Rani million dollara. "Caah'araa. Can aaa, cat! a raaktanl Shadow Laka ba aaar> inqmra attar S PMSNOW MOBILE — Yamaha VIHaga condo apaclallat. Juna Endoaad all aluminum, wffn PLYMOUTH FURY WAGON 1671 2 BEDROOM TOWNSHOUSES 222-3000. avaa. 642 6316 flbarglaaa rootMOO. Call Don't Settle For 1M0 Eiactric atari, aaal on bach. — Appllancaa. wall to wall Stroupa. — Naw axhauat 4 •tartar, aw. aac cond Call 767-2796 LABRADOR RETRIEVER — 5- aun/Furnlahad Offloa Bultoa Sin-Sous Oraa. naada angina work. $300 or MOVING MUST SELL carpallng. off-atraat parking. CENTURY 21 COZENS. Raaltora W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E 1 mo-old black ramala AKC- •with Sacy A Anawwring Sarv. Indapandantfy Oajnad" B.O. Saa Tom. Donovan *, Saa Many odd 'tarn* SNOW TIRES — 1 pair MO-13 raglalarad All ahota. $875 nago- 1625/mo. * utlla Call bafwaan 1 300 Autoa lor Sala laH your car. truck or van tha Caf0To0o BotI h 739-1077 or artar 7 264-5643. MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE! Rad Bank. aultaMa lor atorago. Bflaad. A/C. Good rubbar. Naw PONTIAC LE MANS 1976 — Sta- Anna Snaraion •fytaa Soma only 2 yre old. Call 2*4-04$- CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDSI •300 par mo. Inqulrlaa call avallabla 1/16/66. Call 747-6103 aahauat WOO or baat offar Call tion Wagon, 1 ownar. claan con- p>aea* 100* yr« old Prlcaa. LHASA APSO PUPPIES — AKC. 41-3331 altar 11 a.m. altar 5 222-6466 STORM WINDOWS — 3 track HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M-1234 FIAT 1876 dition. $2,000 Aflar 8 p m. PM S2S-5OO 56f 1326 iliar 3pm 12 waake. paper trained Parante 741-1164 583-3116 aftar 5pm window! mada of aluminum uremieea. Call 930-0687 DEAL amarack Sail Storaga 6 Wara- Shadow Laka VIHaga A STAR IS BORN... 131 • Good condition also piciura window* Qood con- Hurry! 2 badrooma. $340 houwng. Hwy. J«. Long Branch. ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT •Ok mxw>. mual HI PONTIAC tJONSVILLE WAGON OLD NEWSPAPERS — From ditun Call 22S2UJ4 PERSION KITTENS HOME RENTALS. Bkr 319-1234 Varkwa alia naiatiaa avail. AH Raaalaa 4 Rantala Call 747 0423 .945 Pnca negotiable Call Blua mala. Blua craam famala ovarhaad doora 222-4712. 1963 — Loadad. mm oond.. 485-9019 TEACHCR - SECONpARY $150 aach 8nota. wormad EATONTOWN — 4 badrooma. CROWELL AQENCY FIAT 8.PYDER 20O0CON- 12.000 ml Aaklng IB200 CaH SCHOOL ACCOUNTING) — Im- Call 721-3663 Immadlala occupancy. $650. 110 Wanted to Rant VIFITIBLE 1171 - Wall oarad 530-8967 OROAN — Wnurlltiar. 2 i«y- madiata opanlng. Call 747-1774 LiNCROFT - 3 badrooma. 741-4030 for, Aaklng 12600, Can 672-O307. PONTIAC LEMAN1 SPORT 1*71 To trranga for an Intarvlaw SHIHTZUS March I occupancy, $1100 APARTMENT WANTED — Ra- Attract mora raadarahtp by Evanlnga 4 Waakanda placing a STAR at tha top FIAT 126 aadan 1176 — 2 dr.. 4 — 350 angina, runa graat Aaklng Lovabla 1 yaar old brother 6 eie- ERA LINCROFT REALTORS Irad woman vrlahaa 2 or 3 room Hakja Stawart Jaan Mltchalt apd. naw Hraa. naada clutch. •600. CBl"29i 4J27 TIRES — 4 13* tlraa. mounted 4 •t Baet offar. Call 671-1611. 747-3B38 Evaa 741-4041 apl MlddkHown or Rad Bank and/or bottom ol your ad. ORIENTAL RUQS baienoad. 741-6549 642-7311 For dataila. call tha Dally Muat aall. $200 or baat offar. ? nnantai ruga sitaa S.i SIBERIAN HUSKIES - 2 moa FAIR HAVEN - 3 badroom araa Willing lo pay $360 max. 747-7764 •60 B J Call 4M-1676 Regular Claeamad 8«9 Mull Mil appt 229-9747 <*! '.""a..»KCaaa C_ VarVayy raaaona - duplex. Naw kltchan 4 bath, full 135 Commarclal Dapartmanl. 642-1700. abla 870-1711/ 222-1341 FIREBIRD SE 1664- Fully PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1474 — Call 369-0577 TOUCH t SEW — Slngar Saw- baaamant 4 attic Qaraga. walk UNION BEACH AREA — 1 Proparty M. T/TopB, 10.000 ml., mini I, 4 barrel!, bucket aaan). con- to bue 4 enopplng. $760 • utlla. aduita. no pata. Willing to do own _ t. fully loadad P/S. P/a. P A - MIXINQ BOARD, mihaa. ng machlna A cablnat. $285 opp HAZLET — Commarclal bulki- condition Call 767-4027. aak for Ladlaa' ahaapakln coat all* 12. 84 Marchandlaa Call B46-2163 dacorallng Can pay MOO • utlla. Pal. attar 1 p.m. cruae control. A/C. til! whaal. Call anytlma 264 MIS. ng. 4400 aq. ft + larga houaa. powar aaata 4 locke, AM/FM $75 Almoat naw OMg $210. Call Wantad HIGHLANDS — 2 Badroom col- Approx. V4 acra Highway prop- 747-0321 FORD COUNTRY SOUIRE 1970 t aaaalto. naw exhauet. brakaa. 2 PC WROUOMT IRON STEP laga, ipactacular vlaw. avail, im- arty 7B7-7101 AUDI 100 LS 1972 - 4 dr.. aun— a panangai. $1500 firm. Can maatar cyl Exc oond MOO or ALL LIONEL TRAINS madiataly Call 211-5111 roof. 117.000 mla., $300. Oood RAILING - Sealiooad wrought TVS REBUILT _ Zanlth 26' Or Fryar. Top caah appralaal. 842-4164 daya; 747-1104 avaa B/O. No raaaonabto offar ra- iron ranga nood Oold Ultchan color conaou with baauttful all HIGHLANDS — OPTION bktg. • Natcno raaldanca 211 It angina. Call 739-6122 fuaad Call 747-4331/747-7764 tmk with (aucat A apray Saara Prlcano ob|aci. M6-26S3 FORD COUNTRY SOUIRE — $ wood cablnata. $246 with tun 2 badrooma, klda/pata ok $400. 131 Houaaafor frontaoa. Commarclal tona. AUDI 6000 * I960 — 4 dr. aun peeeingar 1170 ramify oar. Daya ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS JUST RENTALS. Bkr 36B-1B65 747-4300. ownar roof. air. original ownar. 11.000 PONTIAC VENTURA 1174 — • Llonal. Flyar. ate. Hlghaal $ paid Sala ml.. 6 apaadabok ah-m. $6000 cyl.. auto.. P*. Moke 4 rune HIGHLANDS FORD PINTO 1174 — Automatic good, elookmaga. Aaklng $475 Nobody baata my prica KJde/pate ok, 7 rooms. $400. •101,000 — 1 yaar old, bMaval, 136 Industrial Call 291-8126. 264-6076 . MtlaHon. good condition or BO Naada no work CaH HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3*9-1234 mint cond.. 3 badrooma. Irving Proparty •MW 1975 — be. oond.. aJwaye 1400 or baat offar. CaH 444-3125 Stava al S71-O417 altar 4pm ANTIQUES — Ail klnda. bought KEANSBURO — Cuta room, dining room, family room, garagad, prnlieelonaHy maln- for top caah Mary Jana Rooaa- !'» botha. l oar garaga. vary AVAILABLE talnad. only 60.000 ml. Moving, FORO 1172 MAVERICK — Vary PONTIAC FIREBIRD — 1171 badrood m cortag . no pata. aacur- prlvata backyard, walk to achool raHabto. naw axhauet ayatam. Auto. 4 naw tlraa. Rabultt angina valtAntlquaa. 10O E..I Blvar RO Ityy.. $330 Alao 33 bbadrood mh OWar 40,000 aq- It building lor mual eel! $6400 67I-OBJ4 Rumaon 642-3158 Mambar Ap- 4 to NYC commular bua. Canaala at kiat $600,000. naw walar pump. 74.000 ml. Runa wall Aaklng UaOO/Vm MAKE IT YOURSELF pralaart Artaoclatlon ot Amarica. $360$360 . 671-0641/416-2446706 7 211-1113. SUHLER 4 BITTER INC. Naada ehocke Beat oftar Call oltar CM 671-Ull THE REALTY BROKERAGE KEANSBURO COTTAGE — Erft- 201-369-0100 Plymouth-Cbryatar-Ma-Jaguar 741-4*36 or 347-3727. BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR ALMOST 1 ACRES 3210 Hwy 38 244^0000 RED BANK MOTORS INC. lancv. haal.hoi watar Inc. 8265 RAY 8 SMITH. Brokar 131 Nawman Sprlnga. Rad Bank SALE — Call Sacond Hand Lll. o ti'tmoNcNo pata. laaaa. MIDDLETOWN FORD ESCORT 18*3 - 2 door, 264-0777 Altar 5. 264-8615 Park-Ilka aattlng faatunng 4 BUICK ESTATE WAGON 1177 - tan, PS/Pa, atarao 63.000 ml.. Dodga-AMC-Jaar^Ranautl Hlghaal prlcaa paid for all llama, Avail Fab. 1. 767-4576 altar 6. badrooma. 2 full batha. IS' din- 137 Lota and P/W. P/S. P/B. P/Saata. 3 aaala. $3000 CaH 2644826 7470040 claan Oood oond. 12O.000 mle anuquaa. ate. For bargain*, atop KEANSBURG ng room. 11' aat-ln kltchan. Acraaga RENAULT LECAR 1878 — Tea Cozy at 24 Broad Si Kaypori. $2000 CaU 568-6346 FORD PINTO 1976 — 4 cyl. 4 2 badrooma. $300 a otnaral baaamant. 2 car garaga. araat HOLMDEL — 6 Building lota, apaad. naw clutch, good oond,, 40.000 mllaa. aun roof, AM/FM HOME RENTALS. Bkr 311-1214 aattlng Anxloua at $126,000 from 171.000. Aak for JimBUICK CENTURY 1071 — 4 high mpg.. 61500 Call altar 4 •tarao. $600 CM 879-0937 any- KEAN8BURQ — 2 •RA " Archlnaoo. MIDOLETOWN RE- door, automatic, naw angina. p.m. 442-7097. Claan 1426 671-M60 ALTY GROUP. I. Runa wall Call 067 BOM CASH FOR BOOKS! BOOKS' GEORGE WALL RITTENHOUSE 563-2726/566-5113 BEAUTIFUL HOLMDEL— 3 9304400 BUICK ELECTRA 1973 - Eaoel- LINCOLN-MERCURY INC. it s p'Kticji ind i piusuie 'D BOOKSI BOOKSI BOOKSI badrooma. 2 batha. run Itaktnad LINCOLN/MERCURY LINCROFT RANCH — 1 MIDDLETOWN TWP. — 1 aora ktnl running tor "park-n-rlde." Ihrawabury Ava. al Sycamora BOO Rt 36-Ooaan Twp 775-1600 st>Oa>irMr> Had Bank good araa. $400 • B1S Rlvar Rd.. Fair Havan. GINES 4 TRANSMISSIONS. Eatonlown. I badrooma. $400 • Lotatad Batwaah Bromtay A 741-7496 WILDERNESS TRAVEL TRAILER li*M Q.K1 MKIUM Qn.lb 717-7667 MALIBU WAGON 1S7S GUARANTEED OTHER USED MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE! Slranon Mia. Slupo 10. Avail, by 1990-31' tone), letialanl Bond., Auto.. A/C, •1200. PARTS ALSO AVAILABLE. 111 FHliiai Haw Quiltuti - waa« $525 Call S26-86M FAIR HAVEN — Opportunity to CHEVY NOVA 1944 ALL TOWNS. ALL PRICES! buy dlract Irom ownar. Cuatom TV atorao. A/C. awning, ato CM 741-1187 aftar S p m. CALL KENNY THEODORE 132 Qyill Oi|iuh HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 319-1234 ktoka. $9000 CM 942JS671 741-4600 103 Rantala to built 4 badroom. Canter HaH Col- MALIBU CLASSIC 1*7* — A/C. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Lova- onial. Attractive houaa. proparty CHEVY MALIBU WAQ0N 1173 P/S. P/B. AM/FM. good oon- VOLVO 245 DL 1975 — Fair con- y 1 4 2 badroom gardan apta. Shara and location. 2 aanad oantral air - 113.000 mta. Oood running dNon. Baat offar. CM aflar 1 dition 6 runa. Muat OM. (1160 or Haat/hot watar Inc. Naar N.V. and gaa haat. Many other taa- p.m. 471-9390 oaat oflar CM 671-4394 any FAIR HAVEN — turaa $264,900 Call 747-439*. condition, (410. CU 739-S63! XZ" 4 «»pp,n. plaaaant woman to ehara my MAVWwCK — 1t7i. Runa. lima. Sun-Loving Casual comfortabta homa. 1310 m-FAIR HAVEN — rjrppoiluigiy to 220 Wantad find! work. SMO/baal offar. VOLKSWAGON BEETLE 1*71 — ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 1 cludaa all. 747-3721 or 630-7944 buy dlract front owoac. Cajatovn CHEVV 16*8 — 4 door, body In CM 291-4162 Sala. rallaUIB. rlanenrjabta A car badroom. haat 4 walar incKtdad. buHl 4 badroom. cantor KM Col- Automotlva good condition RUM but naada with charaotor, 134.000 mla. CM 1 MIDOLETOWN — Non-amokln MAZDA RX7 197B — jicekenl "to clutch annvheie flji« •400/mo.. 1 '4 mo. aacurlty Avall- 3rd roommala to ahara onial. Attractfva homa. proparty WE BUY USED CAR* - Top Story. CM 9-1:10, —WTl. •42-3474 avaa. 4 wknda lifd» clfanl* coolty Irom the Printed Pattern aMa Jan 1 472-2H3 and location 2 nnad oantral air doaar paid Schwam CtVyaHf. Rad. A/C, am/fm badroom houaa in Rlvar Plaia. CHEVY SLrSURBAN 1667 — V-l, imairu. 1I aaaad. $4500 CaH VOLKBWAOON 1173 - Runa »<« toun«f Inc, all taW. 5719093 SEA BRIGHT — Condo 9 MDtCtD** 240 D 1M3 — Dark badrooma, on baach. haal ft GLORIA NILSON SAVE $44447 EATONTOWN watar Inguldad. naaoniionio Al- 711 RI.36. Shro.oliury Hwy. 36. Shrawabury. 142-400B CHIVY MONZA 1B74 - Sporta A/C. p/w. aun roof, uka naw. • rooma, carpal laundry, $300 • kjgro Aganoy. Raarlor. 966-6M0 kwcfeBrfsJJnlN,ahrf^ar »laiei 111 1 BkirfcJHyWM • 747-4000 19,900. 48.000 mat. 442-1013. JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 319-1966 HAZLET — Lovary 4 bdrm Col- 270 Auto 8arvicaa/ wtM. a«Ba, am/fm radio. 4 apd. UERCttHE* BENZ 1944 190 •- HIGHLANDS — Avail Fab 1 2-108 Furnished onial. 2'* bath. 2 oar garaga. • ulfrulfy rutlltl. — VOLVO 1979 - QL Wagon. S Send 121b In rath pattim badroom, wall-to-wall carpal aaay aooaaa to tram 4 bua to Parts •1*00. AJao, 1174 OMB - SMvar bkja. auto. kana.. apd.. fully loadad. me. eoncMon. Room* NYC. $103,000 or baat oflar. B L4Wfn f tt Muat aM. M.460 CM 643-1641 •dd SM l« each nattun lor throughout. I full bath Eaay ae- CHEVY LOV MT» - Maw ana 4 HONDA crvtc - auto., eaa. p«U|e and handlini Sand 10 oaaa io boaohaa 4 trana (400. ABERDEEN TO RIO BANK ownar. Call 809-761-0321. oond., UM0. Cat 871-6444 or not watar includad. l mo. aac.Rooma 4 arudtoa from $40 a wfc on whaala. 4 w/drtva, body m 471-6411. oar vakta HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 319-1234 HOLMOEL - 4-badroom. 2VV- i ahapa. Buokat aaata. many 573-2743. I vw *UO 1*71 - Naw motor. raqulrad. Evaa. 211-42H. bath Colonial, l-aora tot, tua , jaa. . MOM D or B/o Cai CHIVU.U H - 1172. 380 an- WRCURY MONARCH 197$ T>0M HIGHLANDS — ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — baaamant eeware. natural gaa. badroom, Furnlahad room. Avail, knmadl- 767-67616761. V* angina. 4 dr.. whlta. AM/FM aMiTJ£tr" Shora Dr. apt.wan-to-wall •rand naw. $191,900. MIDOLI- VW SUMR MITLI atoly, $200 Muat lova roata. TOWN REALTY GROUP. Ra- RIMS - 4 Chroma Ho. ¥aei offar. M3-4100 I yaar laaaa. ea- whaart with (21 W radial ang. 172-9241/172-9O$3. MARIAN MARTIN ourtty raqi •116 • utHMaa. •72-112*. enore. 530-0*00. 672-O891 ba. oond. H76. or baat oMar. CHIVY NOVA 1171 — FURNISHED ROOMS — t or 2 HOLMDBL CaN 244-7*07 aMfl Oft*, ownar. 10,000 ml. vsssrsxr HIGHLANDS EDWAROW COLLINS Pattern Dapl. 420 ENCY 941-4144 •NOW F1OW* Suoar moal 1 rooma. 6326 NEXT DAY INSTALLATION HOME RENTALS. Bar. M0-1Z AJM.ITY naPBIIOHBHITY Chryakar 300 1*71 — P/B. P/B. Mlddlaeunii — uwa. pd. (70 wk. 0n¥ 4frf lima lanttlria BKIHIBIIB TIM Dally Register HKVHLANO* - bo. location. Malawan — Uejla. are. 470 wk. HOLM DO. - CM or wttto tor our Aa 11 MM or ban War. CM Loceeed In own building, giant MANY I • of ax- 171-141 aflar 1. eua etudlo with oaffwdral oeSng. AREAS _ JUS-^^MRT RENTALS, Bkr . FOUR UASOM1 REALTOF VOLKSWAOIN FlBIRaLABB FENDERa — Bat of 4. W4J WVW Hiiaaabury Av. MIDOLETOWN — FurMahad HIIUnBtM 944-3700 raaaaa ITUB^ iV^V Prt 741-11JO $460 mo. haal 4 alaotrle. room— m, moaa naar bub a 1 raa- •111. 414-0444 212 Well 111* St.. Dn Tort, n CM 1»1- road. CM e r 6 p m 171 CITATION 1*H — 4 apaad. • 10011 Pratt DUit. «XMEtS. eL 44.000 ml. atarao. >r ZIP. SIZE Mel smi KUHHI KEANSBURG-BEACH VIIW 260 Motorcyclaa 1 r It looiluii. Matura Btfl 9rHi mi oft a r V 75 •41.1436 or 747-9661 CHIVY CIO 117S IStSS.Ca.717 AVIS pattf/in l"[f choose ao» Llyletn CITATION mo - strong motor. MONTI CARLO 1477 _ Fully NEAbPBlNG SUMMtB P*ITf Bfi 8379 * up. 108 Commarclal Naada brakaa and Brae. MOO. CM 747-171* noon • 1. UJL L«IA10C •IT* sensational Bonus KEANSaURO - OPTION Rantala JSMB? CM^714S **""* coupon Orei 100 st»ies Send room. No , tttft h HONOA ATC 1* 1 rooma. carpatad. klda. $400 • PAIR HAVEN - Aoma ahoaplng OOROO*A 1171 — • daaa harav MONTI CARLO 1ST* — Mk, il lor CalaiM nm JUST RINTALB, Bkr. M*-tl66 1-4177. aganta. 1149,000 tt Od dfl Mak a Young Usad canatr orl Rlvar Pal. 900 Bq. fl. » parteot oond.. PV*%mjTHt ,iU CHrVT MMS S2Me4Cli planty ol parking. Immad. oa- iw ataraa oaaaMM. »*»»*i !2*0uitl ¥ (Bf Iiamlen cwparmr. Ram 170O t uwwao. Cara IM-IVINI daftf Flamn JU1T RINTALB, 741.»SJ or 747-SSW. HONDA radkil anowa. HHXTCM'' trry^ For Sala 125-PottlOiiHll "•OUR a£uK>NalwMLTOM HO 1ST7 — I door, ama 741-SaTO, axw* maaaaga. KEY PORT » Kl Hh Wi3*BB NEW JlRSl-rS • 1 VOLUMI l7IPrllaaSliaaarh 13747mo. t Mat. No pata. Oood Btora for (ant 1460/ma. HONDA DEALER braaaa, aavfm. A/C. ttaod MLWTANQ it - W7i Hatofibaak Av. Boots and Calami - «d SOI araa. Can altar 1 717-4999 Can 7V7-11B1. Rt9,Fraa«etd Won. 61000 m MM oflar. loadad. 30tv-». 4- wen lot poslafe ana l 4M-4SS1 •pd.F/«.P/*,A/C. mora. Cktan Of FBI MAC! FOR RtNT - LTD KAWASAKI 710 11*1 BUI DATSUN 1*71 grtL > Coiy Ciilliai, HOga. Yard, aaw. Loja^ranoll. CM • AM PM, drtva, l.ooo 1* Oood oanoM HOME RfTlTrALB. Bkr MB-11M •IMS. OM 787-0131. iaar