teed f ant Page 1 B in upset Villanova. 2B The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 221 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . .. SINCE 1878 MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1985 25 CENTS Reagan cut would hurt area towns BY CHRIS HAND McGackin said. "If we lost the with wire reports money it would add five or six cents Long Branch, Keyport and Free- on the tax rate. We've been using it hold officials say plans by the right along for garbage contract and Reagan administration to end the right now are in the middle of a five- $4.6 billion general revenue sharing year contract. It we lose the money, program could wreak havoc on their we would have to do something towns. drastic." Under the 12-year-old program, Reagan has proposed terminating federal funds are given to county the program in the next federal and local governments that can use fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1. the money for any purpose. The Last week, the Senate Budget president has proposed eliminating Committee approved a plan that the program to help reduce the would instead let the program federal deficit. continue for two more years at half "There's no place to cut," said its current size, and then end. Ronald J. Mehlhorn Sr., finance This year, municipalities in New director for Long Branch. Jersey are to receive $148 million. Long Branch is scheduled to According to a study by the state's receive $324,000 this year, all of Department of Community Ser- •OMVfMMIfOMPMM which is used to pay the salaries of vices, the biggest chunk of that — Mike Woods, left, bartender at Dubliner Pub in Red Bank, and Al Lyons, Keansburg, hoist a few. 10 of the city's 81 police officers. $67 million — goes to public safety, "Very frankly, we've known such as paying police and firefighter about it for sometime," said Long salaries. . Branch Mayor Phillip Huhn. "For Another $39 million are spent on Long Branch, the $324,000 translates health services, $9.S million for into S or 6 cents on the tax rate." environmental protection and $7 Celebrators get Irish up Huhn said he would wait and see. million for road work. "I don't think that it will happen The funding cutbacks would hurt BY CHRIS HAND Ireland," Heenan said. "The at- way up to Briody's (Rumson). But this year," he said. "It's still a communities in the state in another mosphere is here. It's like a home this year we're just concentrating proposal. If it does happen, we will way. RED BANK - You don't hear No mischief away from home on St. Patrick's on Red Bank," Fell said. have to either come up with with Under state law, local govern- too many tales of potato famines, Day. I like this Irish Bar and I like The two vans the party uses are alternate sources of funding or we ments cannot increase their budgets straggles for independence or im- on rails, IB the Guinness anyway." driven by members of the group could cut back on services. Right by more than S percent a year. migration to the United States on Heenan said he comes from a who don't drink, according to Fell. now, I'm not hitting the panic Revenue sharing funds are con- UM streeti of Rad Bank. violent section of Northern Ireland And most of the people in Fell's button." sidered outside that Unit Unless, .of oouiae, 4t's St. , family, oongregtte in Red but refused to elaborate other than group are from Monmouth Beach. Keyport Mayor Richard W If the program Is eliminated, and Patrick's" Day and you happen to t to dance, drink, sing and tell with slogans such as "Up the Brian and Susan Carey, Mon- Bergen said Bayshore communites with inflation eating up a large piece be at a place like the Dubliner Pub tales because there is no Irish beer provost" and "Up the IRA." mouth Beach, were married on St. would be wiped out by the cut. of that cap, officials would have to on Bridge Avenue. on tap in Keansburg. "Someday, they both want to Patrick's Day 18 years ago. "It would devastate Keyport," he find some way to raise extra money "There's an old Irish expression "There are a lot of bars in come back here to stay," Early Why did they choose that day to said. "We would stUl exist but I with little breathing room. used on St. Patrick's Day," said Keansburg, but no Guinness or said. "But it's tough. They won't be married? don't know bow we would ever make "We're at the point where to cut Gerry Heenan, a bricklayer visit- Harp," Early said. let people from Europe — the "Should I tell him the real up that revenue." would be to discontinue services," ing Red Bank from County Down, Besides, family members said people who built this country — reason?" Mrs. Carey said to a Keyport receives $120,000 in fed- said Eric Maurer, budget officer for Northern Ireland. '"You can they enjoy the informal at- come here now. They have a tough reporter's question. eral revenue sharing monies. And Trenton, which uses its $1.5 million wreck the house but don't kill the mosphere of the Red Bank pub. time getting a green card." Bob Stelma of Monmouth Beach the borough tax rate could rise 8 in revenue sharing to pay 50 of its children.'" cents, he said. Though only four years old, the More typical, perhaps, of yester- is Irish and Lebanese. "Today I 200 firefighters. "The major thing Heenan and Noel Greenan are In Dubliner's ambiance rivals many celebrate my Irish half," he said. "The Bayshore Conference of that would happen is that we'd make the United States on a holiday visa day's crowd at the pub was Jimmy of its long-established New York Fell and his two vanloads of "All the other days of the year I Mayors has discussed it," Bergen cuts in other programs and our local to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with tax rate would go up." City equivalents. "crazy Irishmen that live in this celebrate the Lebanese half." said. "But nobody comprehends or their cousin, Jack Early, a retired can plan for it. In Keyport, some of The walls are cluttered with area and like to party." And "Speedy" Jennings was Essex County, the slate's largest Keansburg policeman. the basic services, such as street yellowing posters featuring lists of Fell has been making an hour- born in the back of a taxi cab in county, gets $11.3 million in revenue "It's quiet in Northern Ireland Irish wit and wisdom and photo- Atlantic City. lighting and garbage collection, are sharing, more than any other gov- on St. Patrick's Day," Greenan and-a-half pilgrimage from Con- financed by the money." graphs of the likes of James Joyce shohocken, Pa., to be with his "I still have the headline," she ernment in the state. It is all used said. "The union is controlled. You and William Butler Yeats. The said. Freehold Mayor John G. to pay nurses' salaries at Essex can't display the tri-color Irish Monmouth County friends for the menu features fish and chips past 14 years. Fell, who is actually Welsh, McGackin said that urban munici- County Hospital Center, the coun- flag. It's an occupied country." palities with low-growth rates would ty's psychiatric facility. which, If you ask, can be served in "We usually start south at credits himself with inventing his The two sons of Ireland, along be hardest hit. a brown paper bag. Kelly's (Neptune) and work our (See IRISH, Page 7A) "We'd face a combination of with other American members of "It's the same style of bar as in "Basically, we use the $126,000 to increasing our property tax levies or pay for our garbage contract," (See REAGAN, Page 7A) Jury convicts Screens two radicals to help BY DAVID KARVELAS ment. The truth that revolutionary resistance fighters were defending riders NEWARK (AP) - Two self- the worldwide anti-colonial and anti- proclaimed revolutionaries who said imperialist peoples and nations was NEW YORK (AP) - When reno- they had a duty to "stop the crimes clear." vations start near Penn Station of the U.S. government" were Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas today, commuters on the Long convicted yesterday of unlawful Greelish, who prosecuted the case, Island Railroad will know where and possession of explosives, weapons would not comment on the verdict. when to go with the aid of 14 color- and counterfeit identification cards. Authorities said they found more coded video screens located The panel of seven women and than 600 pounds of explosives, 14 throughout the terminal, the rail- five men deliberated for about 3W firearms and counterfeit law en- road announced. hours before finding Susan Lisa forcement identification cards in a Five large screens and nine Rosenberg and Timothy Blunk each Nov. 29 raid at a storage facility in smaller monitors will display desti- guilty of eight counts. Cherry Hill. Greelish said officials nations, track assignments and de- The defendants, who acted as never determined what the ex- parture times for nine trains at once their own attorneys, face up to SS plosives and weapons were to be to direct passengers during the years in prison and fines when used for. eight-week renovation. sentenced by U.S. District Court Rosenberg, 29, and Blunk. 27, did Along with information on last- Judge Frederick B. Lacey on April not speak as the walked from the minute changes in schedules and 29, said Susan B. Tipograph, one of courtroom after the verdict, but track assignments, the screens also the legal advisers for the pair. Rosenberg raised her right arm. will display messages such as "all "We are not surprised by this Tipograph said an appeal would trains on or close to schedule," verdict," the defendants said in a be filed with the U.S. Court of "please watch for track changes," prepared statement. "But there was Appeals in Philadelphia. or "5 to 10 minute delays." no victory here for the U.S. govern- (See RADICALS, Page 7A) Messages will be color-coded to match the colors of LIRR branch timetables. As each train arrives at the station for departure, its infor- Index "— mation will appear on the screen. When each train leaves, that Make a date : 8A Business 5A information will be deleted and the Classified '» Movies !.... 8A 8B People 2A Comics its place. Track changes will be indicated by a blinking "CHG." Opinion 6A tritertalnment BA The renovations include the clos- Utestyle 5B Sports 2B ing of a small train-storage yard and Horoscope Bo Your Town 1B connecting Penn Station to a new and bigger yard west of the station. "We're hoping right now that we can deliver 90 percent of the normal Bahrs Salutes Haslet Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! rush hour service, but if something 29% off to town residents, Mon.-Fri. Read the Help Wanted columns in happens - if there's an equipment 872-1245. today's Classified section. SHATTERED — The Rev. A.D. Magaw holds a Lydia Place. Funds have been raised to replace the failure of some kind — there could be real problems," said railroad For Belter Tastlag Water call Directory of Florists piece ol the glass cross that once adorned Port cross — smashed by vandals a year ago — with spokesman Brian Dolan. Gallagher Water, 842-4478. Turn to Page AT. Monmouth Community Church at Main Street and a steeple. S«* atory, Page 1B 2A The Daily Register MONDAY, MARCH 18,1965 Druse warlord warns Italian is mentioned in Irish'Who's Who9 Christian mutineers BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Druse Police also reported a rifle-fired tagonists in the nation's civil war. NEW YORK (AP) - Mario Bi*u'. the Italian- warlord Walid JumbUtt vowed yes- grenade hit the Chinese Embassy In The announcement was made at a American congressman, in "Irish-American Who's terday to "wring the necks" of west Beirut on Saturday, but they news conference by Karim Palra- Who?" Christian mUltia mutineers within said it caused minor damage and no douni. one of eight "emergency : Its no mistake," said Frank Cull, co-author with President Amln Gemayels injmries. committee" members who serve as John Concannon of the 071-page book. Phalange Party and urged his Israel's prime minister, Shimon the collective leadership of the The Bronx Democrat is the only non-Irishman in followers to rearm for a possible Peres, said meanwhile that Israel's the book's first edition because his "work on behalf new round in Lebanon's civil war phased withdrawal from south Leba- "I emphasize on behalf of the of the Irish community warrants his inclusion," Cull non is being accelerated and should rebellion that our movement has no said. State-run Beirut radio said Israeli warplanes flew reconnaissance rant be completed in eight to 10 weeks. ties with Israel." Pakradouni said. Biaggi. chairman of the Ad Hoc Congressional over the northern fringes of Leba- "The real problem is of an I have made a similar assurance to Committee for Irish Affairs, has visited Northern non's Christian heartland, where operational nature — namely, how Syria's vice president, Mr. Abdul- Ireland and held hearings in Washington on the strife Syria moved troops and armor to long will it take our army to Halim Khaddam." in Ireland. He also was in the reviewing stand for support Gemayel against insurgents withdraw from Lebanon in an order- Pakradouni said he was In tele- New York's St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday. within his own community. ly manner. I think it Is a matter of phone contact with Khaddam and BIAGGI MONTGOMERY .Wu' line of work for leading man Police said government troops weeks, no more," he said in a that "the outcome of our talks is fought a 15-minute Shootout with television interview on CBS's "Face good- LOS ANGELES (AP) - George Montgomery, a his AguaDulce spread following dissolution of his 12- rebel Christian militiamen manning the Nation" program. Asked whether he expected the Hollywood leading man in the 1940s, nowadays year-old marriage to his wife, Eleaaor, who has a checkpoint at the mid-city mu- Israeli government officials in Syrian army to attack the rebel-held spends his time creating works of art he says may temporary control of the bouse. seum crossing between Beirut's Jerusalem signaled that despite a areas, he replied, "There will be no outlive the celluloid that made him famous. The divorce granted Friday will become final in Moslem and Christian sectors last long-Ume alliance with Lebanon's Syrian Invasion of oar areas." Montgomery, 68, has designed houses and created about 60 days. But still unresolved is division of the night. No casualties were reported. Christians, Israel will not intervene Pakradouni said the "uppermost about SO sculptures, plus paintings and furniture. couple's property, including who gets Larry, a 12- Police said they had no word on to protect the anti-Gemayel rebels objective" of the rebellion was the "I've had a lot of years in the business, and it's year-old pinto horse. what set off the clash on the sixth against any Syrian military speedy election of a "National been great, but I think my sculptures will outlive Mrs. Montana. 65. has testified that Larry is day of the rebellion led by Saimr crackdown. Christian Council" that would serve most any actor," Montgomery said recently. almost like a child to her. Montana. 74, said he needs Geagea, a pro-Israeli militant The rebel command later said it as a parliament for the Christian His sculpting, which he began in 1975. reflects his the pinto because the horse is specially trained for whole militiamen seized control of has no links with Israel, does not zone The council, he said, would childhood on a Montana ranch. "Mostly I do horses his rodeo shows. most of the Christian hinterland intend to overthrow Gemayel and include representatives of various and cowboys and Indians. " Mrs. Montana's attorney, Mania Mltchelsea. north of Beirut on Tuesday. wants direct negotiations for a Christian political groupings One sculpture, of two Indians on horseback, was claims there is about ft million in property to be The rebels have complained that charter of Moslem-Christian Earlier, Jumblatt charged that a gift to President and Nancy Reagan. divided, including the ranch 30 miles outside Los Gemayel was giving too many "peaceful coexistence" with the Christian rebels were planning $2 million for right* to tape song Angeles. Montana puts the figure at $1 million. concessions to the Moslems in JumbUtt and Nabih Berri, his Shiite to partition Lebanon into sectarian Syrian-mediated negotiations on pol- Moslem aUy. Both Jumblatt and minisUtes. NEW YORK (AP) - Home Box Office cable itical reforms aimed at ending Berri. head of Amal, the Shiite "We shall wring the necks of television paid $2 million for a month of exclusive Queen Mum presents shamrock Lebanon's nearly 10-year civil war. militia, are members of Lebanon's those Christian pretenders." he rights to a videotape of the superstar-studded They demanded a militant stance national coalition Cabinet. The gov- vowed at a rally In his Chouf MUENSTER. West Germany (AP) - Britain's 84- ernment groups the main an- recording session of the song "We Are the World." year-old queen mother presented the traditional and a representation in future talks. Mountain hometown of MoukhUra. The hour-long "USA for Africa, the Story of 'We shamrock to the British army's Irish Guards Are the World,'" to be shown throughout May. stationed here on a blustery, snowy St. Patrick's features scenes shot during the recording session and Day. interviews with several stars including Lionel Bush arrives in Honduras Richie. Belle Midler, Cyadi Uaper and Paul Simon. After an ecumenical church service. The 49 American music stars — including Brace Mother Elizabeth handed the shamrock to the commanding officer of the 1st Battalion of the Irish LA PAZ, Honduras (AP) - Vice Springsteen, Harry Belafoate, Bob Dylan, Slevie President George Bush flew from Guards. Lt. Col. Sean O'Dwyer. Wonder, Ray Charles, the Pointer Sisters and Kenny Brazil to Honduras on Saturday for Rogers - got together Jan. 28 for a 10-hour session After three rousing "Hip, Hip Hoorays" for her a meeting with President Roberto to record the song written by Richie and Michael from the 650 assembled guardsmen, the queen Sauzo Cordova and the head of the Jackson. mother was given a bouquet of flowers by 8-year-old armed forces, Gen. Walter Lopez HBO said the $2 million will be donated to the t'SA Fiona Welsh, daughter of Sgt Terry Welsh. Reyes. for Africa Foundation, to relieve hunger in drought- U.S. economic aid to Honduras striken nations. The sum is one of the highest ever The mother of Queen Elizabeth II first presented the shamrock to the Irish Guards in 1928 and has done and a military treaty between the pa^for pay-TV rights to a one-hour show. two countries were among the topics so regularly since 1965.The shamrock presented this Wife lassos rodeo star out of house on the agenda, according to the year was grown in County Cork. Ireland. office of the presidency. SAN FERNANDO, Calif. - Rodeo star The Irish Guards are a contingent of soldiers from Honduras has been seeking an Moniie Montana says he is sleeping in the barn of Northern Ireland. increase in economic aid since last year, and the Reagan adminis- tration wants to expand a military training center on this country's northern Caribbean coast, but Hon- duras has been reluctant to agree. THE WEATHER The United States has developed closer ties to Honduras since the Jersey shore leftist Sandinistas gained power in TtM F6r«CMtfbr 7 pm EST, Mon., March18L-30 neighboring Nicaragua in 1979. Mostly sunny today, northwest The streets of La Paz, Suazo wind 20 to 30 mph. Highs near 40. Cordova's home town, were decor- Fair tonight, lows in the mid 20s. ated with American and Honduran Mostly sunny tomorrow. Highs in flags and photographs of Bush. La the low 50s. 40 Paz is about 60 miles north of the Ocean water temperatures are in capital of Tegucigalpa and near the mid 40s. Palmerola air base, the head- quarters of several Honduran-U.S. Marine forecast military exercises during the past Cape Henlopen to Fenwick Island two years. out 20 miles. "I will receive mv friend George Small craft advisory in effect. Bush in the town where I was born," Northwest winds 20 to 30 knots Suazo Cordova said earlier. "I want with some stronger gusts through to have the satisfaction of seeing my tonight. West winds 15 to 25 knots town honored with the presence of tomorrow. Waves 5 to 10 feet 70 the vice president of the most through tomorrow. Variable cloudi- powerful nation in the world, which Roberto Suazo Cordova, left, meett George Buth ness through tonight. Fair tomor- is the United States." row. Good visibility. Suazo Cordova and Bush met FRONTS: twice before in Washington, in 1982 continue our support for Con- the ceremonies Friday be met Extended forecast and 1963. tadora," he said. The Contadora briefly with President Daniel Or- A statement from the office of the group of Mexico, Venezuela, Col- tega of Nicaragua, and the approx- Wednesday through Friday. Shower* Flurrtt* Snow -StKtonwy i presidency said the Bush visit ombia and Panama are seeking to imately 600 people at the ceremony Fair Wednesday and Thursday, "reaffirms the interest that the mediate a peace accord in Central applauded when Bush and Ortega some cloudiness Friday Lows in the NMomt wtttw Service NOAA. US. Owl of Cornntrce United States government has in our America. shook hands. mid 30s to around 40 and highs country, which has always been an Bush had breakfast Saturday with Concord,N M 51 is cdy NMTDO 41 Cdy mainly in the low to mid 50s. Dti'M- Ft Worm M •9 cdy NorWh.va 57 46 01 d< ally of the United States ' the foreign ministers of Costa Rica, Brazil's vice president, Jose Norm Piana 67 26 ci' El Salvador, Honduras and Dayton 36 27 03 clr Oklahoma City 60 37 03 Cdy Bush told reporters before depart- Sarney, was installed as acting Dtfivtf M 29 cdy Omaha 65 29 clf ing Brasil that he was briefed on the Guatemala. president because President-elect Weather elsewhere CX»Mo.n« 56 a Clr Orlando 75 61 12 or Contadora-Central American meet- The vice president was in Brasilia D«FOchni 63 26 cdy no violent incidents. clr ty Coiumoia.S C 67 50 02 Or Naanviua 55 40 W.IUf-BtVT« 43 33 cif said 16 missiles had arrived soon N«*> OrlMni 69 57 clf 57 37 The march had been scheduled The march was held within a few Columbus.OH 41 26 02 Clr Wilmington, D« en after Martens made the an- before Friday's announcement that miles of the North Atlantic Treaty the government had agreed to Organization's headquarters com- nouncement and were already "op- deploy 16 cruise missiles on Belgian plex where security was increased. erational." soil, and was to have protested Some roads that pass by the The Netherlands still has not Paris leftists gain in voting decided if it will accept its NATO- nuclear missiles in both East and sprawling NATO complex were PARIS (API - The left made a departments, or counties. It was the percent, according to the Interior West Europe. closed to traffic, armored police set quota of 48 cruise missiles, and slight comeback yesterday in the final nationwide vote before next Ministry. It was 58.7 percent at the But Friday's announcement and cars were parked inside the main Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers said second round of voting in local year's elections for the National same time last Sunday. the arrival hours later of the 16 entrance and mounted police patrol- Friday he hoped the deployment elections, according to computer Assembly, Parliament's powerful Councilors are elected to six-year missiles at Florennes air base in ed the sparsely built-up areas would not be necessary. projections. The balloting was the lower house. terms in half of the districts every southern Belgium added immediacy around the headquarters on the last major political test before next In all the races contested in the three years. to the protest and turned it into a outskirts of the city. The Daily Register year's crucial parliamentary elec- first round of balloting March 10, the The left's 41.4 percent showing in march against Prime Minister Martens told Parliament on Fri- tions. combined leftist parties won 41.4 the first round was a slight improve- (USPS-145-440) PuMahad by Tha Had Bar* RaBMar Projections made shortly after percent of the vote, while the ment over the 39 percent it won in Euaowtad » 1671 polls closed showed Socialist and combined right won 57.7 percent. last summer's elections for the High tech world's fair opens Communist candidates of the left Ecologists took a fraction of a *" "STK•SToKi * European Parliament. TOKYO (AP) - Despite rain and turned out on the opening day of Or* NagWK nan. dtmtwy. N.J. 07701 Winning 46.5 percent of the vote in percentage point. (») MJOST chilly weather, more than 81,000 Expo '70, a world's fair staged in Branctl OHIcaa the districts involved in the runoffs, In the elections, the opposition While local elections traditionally people turned out yesterday for the Osaka 15 years ago. Monmoufi County Covrmouaa. compared to 45 percent in those f raanoM. N J 07726 right has confirmed opinion polls go against the party in power, public opening of Expo '85, a world's Formal opening ceremonies were •-——-•— "-T1 — *niiniiii districts in the first round of voting that chnw riwtn/tlino «nniyir» fnr C/w*»»li- right ••• Inning H pstsent, improvement is the beginning of a Mambar of *m Amarlcan Nawapapar PuMahan r«nd and his government. The polls A total of 41 foreign countries and Akihito. HaanfKaon. fw feral Buraau ol Circulation. w» Naw according to the estimates. It had also show that if parliamentary resurgence of support that will grow Jartay Pfaa oaaowaHon. 37 international organizations are Japan's Kyodo News Service said Sacond CWa pcataga part •> "an Bar*. N.j 54.2 percent last week in the runoff elections were held today, the left over the next year. participating in the Tsukuba science crowd-attracting foreign pavilions 07701 ("udtanad dally ancapl Sat and lm. Na» districts. Candidates that can't be would be ousted from control of the vaan Day. Manorial Day. My 4ti. Later Day. exposition, scheduled to last until included those of the Soviet Union, TranUglvIng Day. and ChrMmaa. Mai •ubacnoaona easily classified made up the rest of National Assembly. Despite the split in ranks last Sept. 16 and expected to draw 20 China. South Korea and the United the count. summer, when the Communists There were S13 seats elected in million visitors in its 184-day run. States Man naaa: ' DMy t The projections were made by the the first round. The second round pulled their four ministers out of The Tsukuba site is about 38 miles Tarm DaHy Sunday Sunday Yoshinori Ihara, secretary gen- 1I2MM I 70/ »•* 76/ M 2 at/Mi IFOP polling organization and decided the result of the* remaining Mitterrand's government, the two eral of the Expo '85 Association, told north of Tokyo, a 90-minute trip by 13-51 Mia I 55/ «aaa 70/ aaan 2 28/ Mt broadcast on radio and television. 1,231 seats. parties were forced into alliance i yaw i.4a/«aa« . Mi mm 7 10/ «aak a news conference that despite the train and bus. A press official said Ma> ralaa lor coaaga abdana and notary paraon- The runoffs were between leading The runoffs do not give a com- again to fight the rising right. They downpour, crowds were large and parking lots were nearly full with nat — h 04 abova raMa candidates who failed to win a Homa daavaty by Carnar - OMry and Sunday plete national picture, however, agreed to throw united support "everything is favorable." 6,000 cars. It 38 a Mat; today only 36 cana: Dairy only i o? majority of the vote last week. because they involve only about one- behind the leftist candidate with the SingM copy 1 CounOr - Oa*y 25 oana. iunday The attendance, however, was Visitors appeared interested in Woana The voting filled half the seats on third of the electorate. most first round votes in each smaller than the anticipated 100.000 robots, models of future cars and POSTMASTER Sand adoraaa cnangai to Tna OWymojIlai.PO Bo- 520. Had Ban* N J 07701 the General Councils of France's Voter turnout as of 5 p.m. was 55.6 district. and well below the 220,000 who computerized animation, he said. MONDAY, MARCH 18,1985 The Daily Register 3A Twister wrecks Americans Florida town VENICE, Fla. (AP) - A tornado "There was a big noise. I thought back Goetz, roared through a residential area I was going to die," she said "I before dawn yesterday, destroying looked up and the ceiling wasn't dozens of homes and businesses, there. killing at least two people and "I went into the closet, shut the injuring about 40 others, authorities door and 1 started screaming." said. Gov. Bob Graham declared a survey finds •We heard people screaming less state of emergency for the county, NEW YORK (AP) - Bernhard blacks said they supported Goetz, 26 than a block away. The devastation allowing state agencies to provide Goetz's subway shooting attack on is about total It's unbelievable," aid. said Jill Chamberlin, the gov- percent opposed what he did, and 41 said resident Russell Leblanc, » four teen-agers asking him for percent said they didn't know. ernor's deputy press secretary. money was supported by 47 percent Among whites, 41 percent supported Damage is "going to be in the Hardest hit was the Jacaranda of Americans asked about it in a Goetz, 16 percent opposed what be millions. We have approximately 24 Shopping Plata, where the roof Media General-Associated Press homes totally destroyed, an ad- did and 35 percent said they didn't caved in, said Stookey. poll on crime. know. ditional 85 to 90 homes affected, not He said two deaths had been to mention businesses, ' said confirmed, including a man in a The nationwide poll also indicated The wounded youths are black; Sarasota County Sheriff's Lt. Bill home and a woman sleeping in a that 42 percent of Americans believe Goetz is white. In New York, some Stookey. "We're looking at a major camper in the shopping center mugging victims have the right to angry black leaders said the public disaster for the Sarasota County parking lot. He said 41 people had take matters into their own hands, would have been less supportive if area, largest in Sarasota County's been injured. that one in five U.S. families has the gunman had been black and the history as a matter of fact." been touched by serious crime and youths white. Federal prosecutors Dozens of people in a half-mile that 56 percent of those victims were asked to charge Goetz with Authorities conducted house-to- area around the shopping plaza were dissatisfied with response civil rights violations, but the re- house and helicopter searches in the where the twister touched down at from the police. area south of Venice, in south- about 4:30 a.m. were evacuated in quest was denied after prosecutors western Florida south of St. school buses and emergency ve- Goetz, a 37-year-old electronics determined Goetz acted in fear and Petersburg, for more possible vic- hicles to a Red Cross shelter, engineer dubbed the "subway vigil- not from racial motives. tims, said Sheriff's Deputy Terry Stookey said. ante," gained worldwide recognition in the Dec. 22,1964, shootings of four Twenty-two percent of the respon- Garrett. "Our area has a lot of little lakes, youths on a New York City subway An aerial view showed the tor- and standing at different vantage train after at least one of the teen- dents said they or members of their nado cut a narrow seven-block-long points looking across these small agers asked for IS. One grand jury families had been victims of serious swath, downing trees and power lakes, we're talking about total refused to indict him on attempted crime in the past year. Among lines and splintering houses in the destruction, with (be roofs all just murder charges, but the case was those, 56 percent were dissatisfied neighborhood made up largely of blown right off the houses," Leblanc reopened last week and a new grand with police response, 39 percent said retirees. said. jury is expected to begin hearing they were satisfied and 5 percent Some houses had no walls left "We had a tremendous rain storm resubmitted charges this week. didn't answer or said they didn't standing. Debris floated in swim- and thunder and lightning storm ••*'••«•». know. ming pools and a nearby canal and here, followed by what sounded like The Goetz case prompted wide- uprooted pine trees were scattered a lot of hall, which could have been spread debate on crime and self- Respondents were also asked if protection and led President Reagan they believed crime in their com- like discarded Christmas trees. roofs, homes or whatever," he said. TORNADO DAMAGE — Aerial view ol damage caused by tornado to say in January, "In general, I Kerrie Angeley, 14, was asleep "And then the tremendous sound of munities was more serious than thai ripped through residential area of Venice, Fla., early yesterday. think we all can understand the other problems, just as serious or when the tornado blew the roof off a locomotive came barreling down At least two people were killed and about 40 were hurt. frustration of people who are con- her home. in our area here. not as serious as other problems. stantly threatened by crime and feel Nineteen percent said more serious, that law and order is not particu- 39 percent said just as serious and larly protecting them." 40 percent said not as serious. Two The 1,532 adults contacted in the percent didn't know. nationwide telephone poll were Compromise bill released asked, "Do you believe that people Respondents in the Media Gen- who become the victims of mug- eral-Associated Press poll included JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - Missis- hinting he would veto any new taxes. The MAE has called on all the motion to reconsider without any gings or holdups have a right to take a random, scientific sampling of sippi lawmakers gave final Mississippi teachers, now the state's 26,000 teachers to strike debate. matters into their own hands, or 1,532 adults across the country Feb. clearance yesterday to a $4,400 lowest paid in the nation with an Monday. Most school districts were Reps. Leslie King and Aaron should they let police and the courts 6-13. As with all sample surveys, the teacher pay raise package, sending average salary of $15,971, have been closed last week for vacation. Henry urged the House to take deal with the matter?" results of Media General-AP tele- the $77 8 million measure to Gov. pushing for a $3,500 increase in each A Hinds County judge has ruled another look at the bill, which King Forty-two percent said crime phone polls can vary from the Bill Allah) for his action. of the next two years. the strikes violate teacher con- termed "an ill-conceived and il- victims had a right to strike back, opinions of all Americans because of The compromise bill, which in- "We are pleased they finally tracts, and a court hearing is legitimate child of frustration " 47 percent said police and the courts chance variation in the sample. cludes a wide range of tax increases passed something, but we find the scheduled today. MAE members King said under a court ruling should deal with the matter and 11 and strong anti-strike language, punitive language untenable," have been called to show cause why that teachers were state employees, percent didn't answer or said they For a poll based on about 1,500 passed both the Senate and the Herman Coleman, spokesman for the strikers should not be held in they should have been awarded didn't know. interviews, the results are subject House late Saturday, ending a three- the Mississippi Association of contempt of court. state-paid health insurance. He also Asked specifically about Goetz, 47 to an error margin of 3 percentage day stalemate. It was the fourth Educators, said yesterday. Representatives, who approved complained about "the vindictive percent said they supported the points either way because of chance compromise proposal developed by The MAE board met last night to the compromise bill 81-36 Saturday, actions of the subway gunman, 17 variations in the sample. That is, if House-Senate negotiators. language provided in the no-strike consider the pay package and decide voted 64-32 yesterday against re- provision." percent opposed what he did and 38 one could have questioned all The votes, and rejection yester- whether to expand wildcat strikes considering it, despite pleas from Henry also said teachers should percent said they didn't know Americans with telephones, there is day of motions to reconsider the bill, protesting low pay and state inac- two members who objected to the have the right to redress grievances enough about the case to form an only 1 chance in 20 that the findings place the measure on Allains desk. tion. At their height, the strikes kept no-strike language. through strikes." opinion. would vary from the results of polls The governor had advocated $1,500 more than 170,000 pupils and 9,000 When the responses were tallied such as this one by more than 3 raises without any tax increase!. Senators, who had passed the bill teachers out of school. 33-15, snouted their rejection of a along racial lines, 33 percent of percentage points. -.S. needs alternate sources of natural gas WASHINGTON (AP) - The Unit- will have to come from reserves The report called for a national rock formations found in all gas- Michigan basins; extracting gas strategy is pursued," the report ed States must develop alternate that are not in our current inven- energy policy to encourage develop- producing basins. from coal;.and gas dissolved in said. domestic sources of natural gas in tory." ment of alternate sources of natural The OTA said other sources are brine in the Gulf Coast. order to ensure an adequate supply The report forecast that the so- gas, such as extracting it from Devonian shale gas, found princi- i The report warned, however, that The OTA said that relying oil of the fuel in the year J0O0, the called conventional reserves in the "tight sands," the low permeability pally in the Appalachian, Illinois and research and development should Alaska gas and imports is risky. congressional Office of Technology lower 48 stales will provide between proceed on.* broad front. Alaska gas is generally too costly Assessment said yesterday. 9 trillion cubic feet and 19 trillion for domestic use, while imported And while the nonpartisan agency cubic feet of natural gas in 2000 - Justice released from hospital "Given the uncertainties about gas supplies could be disrupted, did not specifically call for the compared to about 17 trillion cubic future production, reliance on only according to the study. WASHINGTON (AP) - Supreme lifting of federal price controls on feet in 1963. spokeswoman Toni House said was one or two of the alternatives might .On the subject of prices, the OTA all natural gas, it warned that "All other production will have to Court Justice Lewis F. Powell a post-operative evaluation related expose the United State to future returned home from Bethesda to the surgery he underwent Jan. 4 took no position on the Reagan unfettered prices may be necessary come from gas added to proved gas supply shortages," the report administration's attempts to legis- to spur the technology needed tota p reserves in the future by the Naval Medical Center yesterday but for prostate cancer. is not expected to be present when said. ' . late decontrol of all natural gas new gas sources. discovery of new fields or by Ms. House said that whUe Powell "OTA believes that the prob- reserve growth in old fields," the the high court begins its March would not be In court on Monday, he prices. Currently, price controls The OTA said in a new report that hearings today, a court ability of. obtaining adequate gas exist on gas from wells drilled although there is uncertainty about OTA said. "Neither of these pro- hopes to participate in some of the supplies is high if such a (broad) future natural gas consumption and cesses — especially the former — spokeswoman says. 24 cases that are scheduled for oral before 1978. prices, "by the year 2000 most of the can be predicted with high reliabili- Powell, 77, entered the hospital arguments before the court this gas produced by the United States ty' last Thursday for what month. 2,306 servicemen killed last year SJARTLOSING Tato WASHINGTON (AP) - More cantly in calendar 1984 compared to dents and were less likely to commit WEfGHTTODAY! than 2,300 active-duty military per- 1963 - from $11 billion to $857 5 suicide in 1984. The very first day you start using SUPER Notice of sonnel lost their Uves during fiscal million — thanks to an improvement For example, the 1964 report ODRINEX Tablets and Diet Plan is the day year 1964 in mishaps and combat, a in aviation safety. In calendar 19S4, ' showed five servicemen died of you start losing weight. SUPER ODRINEX total swollen by the bombing of the dollar losses caused by Class A accidental alcohol abuse and takes over wrier* your will power leaves off Marine compound in Beirut and the aircraft accidents totaled $714.7 another six of accidental drug to help reduce your calorie intake. The ac- invasion of Grenada, the Pentagon million, compared to 1962 million abuse. By comparison, nine ser- tive ingredient In SUPER ODRINEX has said. the previous year. vicemen died of accidental alcohol been clinically tested and found safe and Overall, 2,306 active-duty military A Class A accident is one in which abuse and 10 of accidental drug effective when used as directed. Now take personnel died during the year there is a fatality or In which abuse in 1963. oft extra pounds while eating 3 meals a day. ending Sept. 30, 1984, compared to damage of $500,000 or more is Deaths attributed to illness or Lose weight starting now with SUPER 2,203 the previous year. However, caused. Last year, the report shows disease also declined, from 409 to ODRINEX or your money back. 274 servicemen lost their Uves 163 planes and helicopters were 372, as did deaths attributed to ! • during "hostile actions" compared destroyed in "aviation mishaps," "civil homicide" - 92 in 1984 To loiewater bloat. ..THYODRINIL to only six during fiscal year 1983. compared to 191 the year before. ' compared to 112 the year before. 0DRINIL tablets contain natural herbs to Under the category of accidental help you lose weight due to excess water The number killed by accident, The annual fatality report, retention during your pre-menstrual cycle. illness, suicide or homicide declined "Worldwide U.S. Active Duty Mili- deaths, which included the alcohol and drug cases as well as everything Odrinil Is a gentle, fast acting, effective from 3,197 in 1983 to 2,032 last year. tary Personnel Casualties," re- Water Pill. Use as directed. At the end of both years, the total leased last week, provided no details from aircraft crashes to parachute failures and falls or drownings to number of active-duty personnel of specific deaths but helped identify RITE AID stood at roughly 2.1 million. trends. firearm accidents, a total of 1,327 A second report said the Pen- The statistics appeared to show servicemen died last year compared I PHARMACY tagon's dollar losses from major that servicemen were healthier, did to 1,404 the year before. "Class A" accidents dropped signifi- a better job avoiding training acci- Abortion clinic f irebombed SAN DIEGO (AP) - A clinic ceived after the first attack read in offering abortions that was the part: Timeless target of hate mail was firebombed "I hope another fire puts you for the second time in seven months, murderers out of comission for the 33rd attack on such facilities good! How about a BOMB this time? Eye since 1982, authorities said. You are next in line. You will watch The Saturday night attack on the your car and home. You won't know Birth Control Institute caused what hit you. Deaths stalks at your Beauty* $10,000 to $25,000 damage In its job." &£ lobby, but Injured nobody, said city Th« nlini/t whi/ih alcn rtrnxtiAmo The fsci'.lty received in v""™ family planning am oinn control i I r hate letter after the first attack services, has been the site of Sept 13 but the writer did not claim frequent picketing by the Rev. responsibility for that fire, which Dorman Owens and members of his caused $200,000 damage. Bible Missionary Fellowship. No claims were received for A radiant carefree took that the appearance of dark awaken each day with an The institute obtained a court can't be duplicated with lashes and attractively attractive, natural look. Saturday's attack, in which the outlined eyes. conventional eye makeup For more information or an bomb was tossed through a side order preventing Owens and his can now he yours. window shortly after 10 p.m., congregation from harassing em- Perfectly suited for the appointment call. McNeill said. A similar firebomb ployees and clients as they went into Natural Eyes" is an exciting active woman,Natural Eyes'* the clinic, and which required new technique that creates is also ideal for women who was used in the first attack on the lasting eye enhancement. have difficulty applying MID-ATLANTIC institute, on a main San Diego picketers to stay across the street. This short procedure conventional eyeliner. street, he said. Owens and 11 church members were involves the placement of EYE CENTER Clinic director Dr. Carol Roberts fined recently for violating the court colored pigment around the Natural Eyes' enhances base of the eyelashes. Riving eye beauty, allowing you to (201)741-0858 In September said the letter re- order and were placed on probation. r<*n*"" 4A The Daily Register MONDAY. MARCH 16. 1965 Governor seeking probe into N*J. nursing homes TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Thomas H. Kean has called of Oakland and its sister home in Wanaque with 101 for a criminal investigation into conditions at two beds. nursing homes in northern New Jersey and has ordered The articles said the two homes have « complaints a review of state procedures used in monitoring the on fUe containing 210 allegations of substandard care. state's 300 facilities. The two homes are owned and operated by John Kean called accounts in copyright stories by The Fiorilla. 73, and his wife, Mary, 62, of Hawthorne Record of Hackensack of patient neglect at the Bel Air Fiorilla has declined comment and a spokesman for Manor nursing homes In Oakland and Wanaque Fiorilla told the newspaper his lawyer advised him not "shocking and tragic." to discuss It. "Our system of Inspection and enforcement of the Kean also said stale agencies that monitor nursing regulations concerning nursing home operations must homes must centralise all complaints, inspection be not only adequate but fully capable of preventing a reports, and enforcement activities of the nursing recurrence of the cases," Kean said He added that be homes so a report can be prepared to give the public believes the vast majority of the state's nursing homes a way to study complaints and compare homes, Kean provide quality care. said. Meanwhile, about 100 people demonstrated yesterday Rep. Marge Roukema, R-N.J., also has called for an at the Bel Air borne in Oakland, carrying placards that investigation into patient care at the homes. FAMILY TEACHER — Lucinda Robinson, week in Elizabeth. An undetermined number ol read "House of Horrors" and "Who Approved This She added that she had requested federal immigration center, who is the only teacher lor her family of state residents have withdrawn their children Snake Pit?" authorities and U.S. Attorney W. Hunt Dumont to six children, goes over lessons at their home last from public schools to teach them at home. The newspaper alleged in the week-long series that investigate allegations that the homes have employed "patients routinely die, are Injured, and are in chronic and exploited iUegal aliens. pain at the Bel Air homes because of lack of basic care." Meanwhile, the Health Department has barred the Wanaque home from admitting new patients after an Kids get homemade education The Record based its report on interviews with M inspector found the home was serving all its patients, former and current Bel Air employees and another 33 ELIZABETH (AP) - Wesley Robinson, 11, sat McCarthy said local school districts are respon- people with firsthand knowledge of the homes. The including those on restricted diets, identical breakfasts hunched over an open book, his lips pursed with sible for monitoring children schooled at home and newspaper added that all agreed to testify about their and identical lunches, officials said. determination, his eyes fixed on his schoolwork. Two for approving their curricula and texts. experiences if requested. "If you're on a low-sodium diet and they give you salt, other children sat with him at the table strewn with The Robinsons, who have four school-aged children what's the point of being in a nursing home," said papers, pencils and books, one writing furiously and and two preschoolers, obtain materials from a Kean on Saturday asked the director of the state Frederick Hebeler, the health department's inspection the other intently exploring the pages of a textbook. Christian education service in Florida. The text- Division of Criminal Justice, Donald Belsole, to meet chief. Nearby, their teacher patiently explained a lesion books, which were approved by the Elizabeth Board with the Bergen and Passaic county prosecutors to Gail Thompson, who helped coordinate the rally at the to another eager student looking over her shoulder. of Education, "reinforce biblical teachings," Mrs. coordinate an investigation into charges of neglect, Oakland borne, said that when she worked there as a Shelves stuffed with books and loose papers filled Robinson said, "and always have that tilt toward the abuse and patient deaths raised in the articles. nurse from November 1981 to April 1982, employees part of the room, and an alphabet and phonetics chart Lord." The articles centered on the M2-bed Bel Air Manor were directed to tidy up before state inspectors arrived. hung on the wall. When Terry and Jim Goss of Alloway pulled two The teacher is Lucinda Robinson, who, with her of their children, now IS and 14, out of public schools husband David, is among an undetermined number in 1961. the district took Mrs. Goss to municipal court of New Jersey residents who school their children at on a disorderly persons charge. THE STATE home. The students are also siblings. "I was a teacher's aide and at the time I just felt In the Robinsons' case, religious conviction that the children were moving farther and farther prompted them to undertake home schooling. Other from the home," said Mrs. Goss "The family unit Kean weighs family, career ingredients with a street value of II million, authorities parents-turned-teachers said they were dissatisfied was being pulled apart." said. with the public school system, or thought teaching She attended the court bearing armed with books PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Gov. Thomas H. Kean said Gloucester County Prosecutor Alvin Shpeen said the at home would reinforce the family. and lesson plans, and backed — she thought — by the yesterday be still has not determined whether to seek arrests capped an undercover investigation conducted Some critics do not dispute the quality of education taw. re-election and that the main consideration in making in cooperation with Philadelphia authorities most youngsters receive at home, but say they The judge said, "Put the children back in school the decision Is his family. Pennsylvania authorities raided the laboratory in the wonder if the children will suffer socially. or I'll put your husband In jail," Mrs. Goss said. "I really do like being governor," Kean said during south Philadelphia home of Joseph Merlino, 42. at about "It means a lot to us to have our children at The issue was resolved with a second hearing in WPVI-TV's broadcast of 'Action News, Issues and 745 p.m., shortly after Gloucester County deputies home," said Robinson, a minister in the Church of municipal court, when the couple's lawyer argued Answers." arrested Merlino and his wife, Andrea, also 42, at their God. "It's a biblical conviction and it's a doctrine successfully that New Jersey law permits home But he said he and his family have been grappling Deptford residence, said Capt. John McLees of the of our church." schooling. with the question of a second term. Philadelphia Police Department. Since 1903, New Jersey law has permitted children Mrs. Goss said her children, who also Include an "I've got a reasonably young family. I don't get to Shpeen said the couple was charged with conspiracy to be educated at home, said Walter McCarthy, 8-year-old who has never been to public or private see them that often. That weighs very heavily upon to manufacture a controlled dangerous substance, coordinator of non-public school services in the state school, are more self-sufficient and eager to learn me," said Kean, noting that 20-hour days are not possession of CDS, possession with intent to distribute Department of Education. than most others their age. unusual. and possession of a stolen vehicle. The law says that students who do not attend He said his wife and three children are split on The Merlinos were being held on $75,000 cash bail public or private schools must receive "an equal "My goal is to get them to be more independent whether he should run again. "They're not unanimous. each at the Gloucester County jail, Shpeen said. education," he said. and I've really seen a change in that area," she said. There is feeling on both sides," he said. But he declined George Mulqueen ST., 4>, and his 24-year-old son, to say whether a majority was In favor of another George Mulqueen Jr., were also arrested Saturday night candidacy. at their Mount Ephraim home and charged with Meanwhile, five Democrats have said they would run conspiracy to manufacture CDS, the prosecutor said. for governor. The father and son were being held at the Camden Ex-lottery commissioner faces trial County jail on $35,000 cash bail each, Shpeen said Cops raid alleged drug lab Officers confiscated 1V4 gallons of PIP, a key MAYS LANDING (AP) - Reese cal Standards. International was a mistake and ingredient in methamphetamine, and 10 to IS pounds of Palley. the former state lottery The ethics commission later filed that he never intended to ask the WOODBURY (AP) - Four people were being held "speed," said McLees. •Commissioner, will begin standing a lfrcount complaint charging company to pay for his expenses. on drug charges yesterday after police raided an illegal McLees Hid Philadelphia police will file charges • petal here this week on charges Palley broke a state ethics code by The indictment against Palley methampbetamlnes laboratory and seized SO pounds of against Merlino in the next several days. ; contained in a 2-year-old indictment billing Syntech International Inc. of charges him with one count of «.Jx«t alleges he submitted falsified Dallas for K75 in various out-of- conspiracy, three counts of tamper- /Kbcum«nts in a state ethics probe. pocket expenses he incurred while ing with and fabricating physical < -Superior Court Judge Paul R. on a business trip to China last year. evidence, five counts of falsifying • Porreca said jury selections in the The ethics charges are still pending. and tampering with records and four '. case would begin tommorow follow- Syntech International In 1163 bid counts of forgery. ing several delays caused by the on a state contract to produce video It convicted, he could face a ". "unavailability of defense counsel." lottery games, a plan that later was maximum of 16 months in jail and a p,500 fine on each count. GUARANTEED ' In an April 1963 state grand jury abandoned by the state. indictment, Palley was charged Authorities allege Palley told his with submitting false letters to the secretary, Doris Flagg, to write state Executive Committee on Ethi- letters saying the bill to Syntech

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Don't toss money into an individ- real estate partnership investing in Dean Witter Reynolds 4 Co., prefers over the years. around and diversify - even among ual retirement account each year apartment buildings or shopping solid growth stocks for IRA ac- - Safety and knowing the exact conservative choices - as your and forget about it. With many IR As centers might result in a total counts. He currently recommends outcome of your investment is also amount grows. having accumulated as much as return, Including appreciation, of as stock of Abbott Laboratories important. "The strength of zero $8,000, you owe it to yourself and much as 17 percent." (around fSO, NYSE) because it is coupon bonds is that you'll know "A common mistake people make your family to carefully manage ANDRE - Flexibility is a big emphasis in reasonably priced and has a good what you have in the future, so if you is not shopping among different that money as you would any many products. "We feel there's long-term dividend record; IBM invest 82,000 for 30 years you are financial institutions, and not open- important investment. LECKEY more flexibility when money isn't (around 1132. NYSE) because "Its guaranteed 144,000 with no head- ing several different types of ac- Regularly evaluate what IRA tied to waiting for a certificate to name speaks for itself and your IRA aches, nothing to worry about," counts," says Greg Brill, in retire- choices are getting the job done best mature," explains Walt Miller, planning should be long-term;" explains Gary Strum, first vice ment planning services with for you, and whether it would be a senior vice president with New York Brunswick (around 138, NYSE) president at E.F. Hutton It Co. "One Prudential-Bache Securities. "A good idea to diversify or shift Ufe. "For example, our variable because it is reasonably priced and strategy is to buy a 15-year zero person was probably wise in the last completely into other vehicles for a annuity allows you to shift at no has steady dividend increases; and coupon bond every year and plan to several years if he stuck to fixed- better return. Keep a complete and charge from a general stock fund to Southern New England Telephone cash it in upon retirement, so you income investments, but the stock (around 939. NYSE) because it is updated IRA log of what invest- menu so there is less risk in- a bond fund, a money market-type will have one coming due each market might be a better place in moving into other communications ments you've made, their due date volved." fund or guaranteed fixed-rate ac- year." the next five years. You really have and their performance. count." areas, has current yield of more to keep up on your IRA invest- Zweig offers several "don'ts" in than seven percent and will grow The trick is to know as much as Set an overall IRA strategy that his IRA strategy: Don't put individ- - Fred Anschell, analyst with .you can about IRA choices, shop ments." may involve shifting from higher- ual stocks in an IRA, since the size risk choices when you are younger of the IRA contribution limits the to more set returns as you draw number of stocks you can buy and near to retirement. Your plan will also means you won't have much be dependent upon your age, your diversity among those you do chose. tolerance for risk and how much Don't select aggressive growth or time you are willing to devote to high-tech funds, because they are studying investments. too volatile. Simplified and For example, if you personally His "do's" include: Go with a big feel more confident with bank mutual fund company that allows a certificates of deposit, then that's lot of different investment vehicles best for you. Some IRA investments so you can shift your money easily. can go down in value, as many stock If you truly are against risk, Invest mutual funds proved last year. And in money market funds that always consider the effect of fees, emphasize Treasury bills and, at Sophisticated! ranging from none for a bank IRA some future point, consider invest- to what may be significant amounts ing exclusively in T-bills and con- for some of the stock funds, real tinuing to roll them over, he says. 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The savings would be $11.6 billion; the GAO GEORGE J LISTER General Accounting Office is expected to said this estimate appears "reasonable." Prrsidenr and Publiihrr release its nine-month, 1,312-page critique of the Grace Commission's work. DIPLOMATIC DIGEST: Michael J. BUlTsompMn Charles C. TrlUehorn Jane Foderaro JACK Glennon, former Senate Foreign Relations Editor Sunday Editor Cm Eduor The report generally supports the commission's assault on federal mis- Committee counsel, has charged that U.S. Michael J. Kaiala Lawrence C. Newman Michael J Pellegrino ANDERSO Intelligence agencies wink at toe illegal Dirrrfor of Marketing CmtrnUn management. Most of the exceptions can and Adwnumg be attributed to differences on rec- harassment and surveillance of U.S. ommended changes in major policies and residents by foreign intelligence services. in accounting methods. Glennon first detailed the activities of My associate Tony Capacclo pored over foreign intelligence agents in the United the GAO review; here's a summary of the States in a secret 1*79 report. He recently most important savings the Grace Com- Power Administration. Portland. Ore.; testified that the United States has mission recommended - along with the Alaska Power Administration, Juneau; training and information-sharing rela- GAO's evaluation of the commission's Southwestern Power Administration, tionships with the foreign services, which findings: Tulsa, OkU ; Southeastern Power Admin- "have used their newly acquired skills to istration, Elberton, Ga.. and Western violate United Slates law." Rarely, he — The Orace Commission offered five said, do the U.S. agencies make protests, specific recommendations that would Area Power Administration, Golden, Colo. - GAO's hard-eyed cost cutters give and "these appear to have been pro provide a central focus for the Budget and forma." Personnel offices. The purpose is to unqualified approval to the Grace Com- encourage increased productivity among mission's recommendation that user fees Glennon aired his charges at a hearing federal workers, which would save an for government-operated hydroelectric into the murder of Taiwanese dissident estimated $10.5 billion in personnel ex- plants be increased. And they agree with author Henry Liu in San Francisco last penses over three years. the commissions estimate that Hi billion October. Taiwanese Intelligence personnel Comments the GAO review: "The could be! realized over three years by have been implicated. savings estimates provided by Grace bringing the user fees more in line with - Saddam Hussein, the dictator of Iraq, appear to be reasonable, although they what most utility customers pay. is a blood-drenched tyrant even by the cannot be fully supported" - meaning - The Grace Commission urged that standards of the region. But like earlier that the exact amount of savings can't be federal agency procurement chiefs - the despots, Hussein tries to present the predicted until the recommendations are people who are responsible for what the image of a benevolent Big Brother. tried. government buys - abide by the Posters of Hussein are everywhere in "What is important," the review ex- provisions of a £year-old directive called Baghdad, showing him in a variety of plains, "is that the Grace Commission and Circular A-76 This directs agencies to poses and costumes: looking stem and the GAO show significant opportunities rely on the private sector for commercial determined in military uniform, gazing products and services whenever they are fondly at a baby he holds in his arms - for reducing federal costs through pro- 1 ductivity gains." cheaper. even romantically caparisoned like Rudolph Valentino in sheikly robes. — The commission wants to get Uncle The commission estimated a three-year Sam out of the hydroelectric power savings of |7.3 billion from turning over — A new phenomenon has appeared in business by selling off five of the country's procurement to the private sector. The Saudi Arabia: the American-style work- major dams and their generating plants. GAO review neither approves nor ques- aholic. It's a radical departure from the The sale of the power complexes would tions this estimate, but it notes that while old lazy days when, as a State Department bring in $19 8 billion over a three-year the Reagan administration had made report observes, hard work was left to period, the commission estimates. some moves in the spirit of A-76, "in spite foreigners and a Saudi could make money The GAO isn't so sure. of these actions, GAO agrees with the just by getting up in the morning. While the recommendation "may have Grace Commission's position that legis- some merit ... GAO sees a number of lation could be beneficial in encouraging The new Saudi striven appear to be obstacles to implementing this rec- more consistent and widespread com- suffering from all the symptoms of their ommendation," the review states. The pliance with A-76." American role models. The report notes GAO auditors had "no basis to assess ... - The GAO finds "merit" ill the "higher incidence of heart attacks, hyper- whether the commission's estimated sales commission's recommendation that three tension and ... the other side effects of price is reasonable," they point out. federal wage-protection laws, including Western progress ... (and) Western-style The five power plants are Bonneville the controversial Davis-Bacon Act, be press of business." Budget balancing game

By DONALD M. ROTHBERG While that budget debate was under AP Political Writer way, Reagan was campaigning for presi- WASHINGTON (AP) - To better ANALYSIS dent and promising he would increase understand the budget ballet being danced defense spending, cut taxes and balance on Capitol Hill and across town at the the federal budget by 19(2. White House, keep in mind that the As everyone now knows, he was elected i iun—Ttmms numbers that flash across the stage have question whether welfare recipients president and made good on the first two about as much relation to reality as the should share the burden equally with elements of that promise. He fell about Sugar Plum Fairy. bankers who commute on Amtrak. $128 billion short of the budget-balancing So when the Senate Budget Committee At the heart of the credibility problem goal and that's the closest he's likely to votes for a plan that would lop $300 billion are the numbers that pop up every spring come between now and the end of his A groundwater crisis from the federal deficit over the next when the budget debate gets rolling. second term. three years, don't believe it. , Keep ia mind the historic date: March Another big date in the downfall of When the administration talks about 31, 1910, nearly five years ago. That was credibility was May 7, 1981. Reagan was For many years we've been hearing water companies for conservation sharp reductions in deficits in the "out the day the Senate Budget Committee president and, with the help of con- vague rumblings in the distance about measures that would reduce years," don't believe it. approved a budget outline that called for servative Democrats, he won House the possibility of dwindling water groundwater consumption without All sides in the debate have earned a a $2 billion surplus. Ten days earlier, the approval of a budget resolution calling for supplies. Environmentalists have state supervision. high degree of public skepticism. House Budget Committee gave its en- sharp domestic spending cuts that its dorsement to an outline that also was $2 backers said would result in a deficit of warned that water levels are falling in In fact, one of the biggest problems in But, because our county has de- dealing with the deficit may be that there billion in the black. $31 billion and a balanced budget by 19M. underground aquifers as communities veloped so rapidly in recent years, we is so little credibility, it is hard to get the That was the last drop of black ink seen That deficit projection was nearly $100 are developed and populated. As with finally have become part of Mega- public to pay much attention to calls for . anywhere near a federal budget. It was billion snort. warnings about so many things these lopolis. Our communities and counties sacrifice or arguments that they ought to wiped out Dfc * revolt among Democrats Fourteen months later, Congress was give up their special interest — be it days, we tend to tell ourselves it who opposed its cuts in domestic pro- approving a budget outline that called for and even water suppliers now are Amtrak or farm subsidies or student loan grams and the $5.2 billion increase in •holding" the deficit to $103.9 billion. That* couldn't happen to us. Maybe some- interdependent. This problem is a guarantees — for the greater good of defense spending sought by Jimmy Carter. was for the fiscal year in which the deficit where else, but not here. regional one and must be solved by a cutting the deficit. Sen. George S. McGovern, D-S.D., was $207.7 billion denounced it as an "obscene resolution" Then, last week, we heard the state regional authority. Neither Congress nor the adminis- So it goes, year after year, until a tration has convinced people that the and Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., attacked numbed public stops paying attention and Division of Water Resources talk Fortunately, our dependence on deficit will be cut or that the sacrifices it as "extreme." one record, deficit looks pretty much like about restricting the use of groundwater could be reduced in 1990 will be shared equally. The deficit tor the fiscal year they were another. - ' groundwater in Monmouth County. with completion of the proposed That is the theory behind moves for an talking about ended up as $71.9 billion - Private, municipal and regional water Manasquan Reservoir System. The across-the-board budget freeze: convince a figure that President Reagan would be EDITOR'S NOTE - Donald M people that everyone will be hurt. delighted to1 achieve anytime before he Rothberg is the chief political writer # suppliers will have to implement 740-acre reservoir in Howell Township The problem with that theory is the leaves office. The Associated Press. specific arrangements for relieving would have the capacity to pump 30 strain on underground aquifers in million gallons of surface water a day early 1987. (Keyport and Union Beach to users in Monmouth and Ocean FROM OUR READERt already have been forced to abandon Counties. Areas expected to benefit several wells because of salt water most from the new reservoir are intrusion.) The county has been Middletown, Holmdel, the Greater the NJ Transit station or just because a little town where they practice "The Give designated part of a "water supply Red Bank area, Eatontown, Tinton Little Silver fines meter does not register the 90 cents Them Hell" slogan for visitors tike me and because it is out of service, there will be for its own resident* critical area" and is the first region Falls, the Bayshore and Atlantic Long Branch no way thai (he Borough can gain any For a small parking violation In town in the state that will have to comply coastline communities from Sea To the Editor: respectability or good public relations. like Long Branch the fine Is about $3, with a limited-use mandate. Follow- Bright to Neptune. With reference - to a recent article 2. Until the Municipal Court of LltUe whereas in historical Little Silver looking ing public hearings, specific plans for published by your paper on Little Silver Silver lmptses impossible and un- for a place in history, the fine Is not less Financial analysts recommend and its struggle to get things moving reasonable fines and/or long waiting in than $20. reduction will be announced by the financing the reservoir with a public again, I wish to add: court for overtime or so-called illegal 1 state in November. bond issue of about (144 million. They 1. Until Little Silver imposes parking parkings, there will be not much concrete Incredible? But it is the truth. fines of $20 just for parking by error near development'or tourist attraction in this So the ..distant rumblings have predict that the cost to home-owners, Franco DiDomenica grown louder. A natural resource that who now pay an average bill of $230 we've taken for granted — as we fill a year for drinking water, would not swimming pools and water lawns — change significantly if and when the TODAY IN HISTORY now will be subject to'government Manasquan project comes on line. regulation. Our hope now is that plans for the By The Associated Press a government radio post about six miles In 19(2. France and Algerian rebels ' Today is Monday, March 18, the 77th day away. It's believed to have been the tint As a rule, we see government reservoir proceed as quickly and agreed to a truce. of 198S. There are 288 days left in the year. broadcast by a "ham" operator. In 1974, most of the Arab oil-producing intervention in our daily lives as a smoothly as possible. Meanwhile, we Today's highlight in history: In 1922. Mohandas K. Gandhi was nations ended their embargo against the threat. It can mean bureaucrats trust our county planners are taking On March 18, 1965. the first spacewalk sentenced in India to six years imprison- United States. building their empires...and more water supply into consideration when took place as Soviet cosmonaut Aleksei ment for civil disobedience. He would be Ten years ago: It was revealed that the Leonov left his Voskhod Two capsule and released after serving two years. taxes and red tape for us. Maybe, in looking at plans for future develop- Central Intelligence Agency had, in the remained outside the spacecraft for 20 In 1931, Schick Incorporated marketed summer of 1974. salvaged part of a sunken this case, we could look to individual ment. minutes, secured by a tether. the first electric razor. Soviet submarine from the floor of the On this date: In 1937, more than 400 people — mostly Pacific Ocean, using the Hughes-built In 1766, England repealed the Stamp children — were killed in a gas explosion Glomar Explorer deep-sea vessel. Act. at a school in New London, Texas. In 1837, the 22nd and 24th President of In 1938, Mexico took control of foreign- One year ago: The three Democratic'' A nd speaking of water the United States, Grover Cleveland, was owned oil properties on Mexican soil. presidential candidates - Walter P. born in Caldwell, N.J. In 1959, President Dwight D. Mondale, Gary Hart and Jesse Jackson - The Monmouth Consolidated Water poses a threat. They also said they In 1909, Einar Dessau of Denmark used Eisenhower signed the Hawaii statehood debated In Chicago, two days before the Company announced last week there's would help draft standards for a shortwave transmitter to converse with bill. Illinois primary. no evidence that swallowing asbestos asbestos levels in water... to remove BY GARRY TRUDEAU in tap water can cause cancer or, any public doubt. Doonesbury indeed, presents any health hazard at Now, it's true there are no federal

water supplies, but inai boesn i mean publicity about a proposed state asbestos should be swallowed. investigation of asbestos fibers found Take us, for example. We're cer- in water flowing into Middletown homes through asbestos-cement tainly not keen on swallowing pipes. Assemblywoman Jacqueline asbestos. So we think a state in- Walker, D-Monmouth, introduced vestigation is a pretty good idea. And legislation seeking the probe. the more public reaction, the better. According to Monmouth Con- We also think the water company solidated officials, they already filter should say what it means. Namely, asbestos from customers' drinking asbestos isn't great...proof or no water...even though there's no proof it proof. MONDAY, MARCH 18. 1985 The Daily Register 7A OBITUARIES Close vote expected on MX missiles

WASHINGTON (AP) - Both trolled Senate Armed Services Com- Washington, Paula Hawkins of of hunger at home and abroad, not sides are predicting extremely close mittee votes on the MX. Committee Florida or Gordon Humphrey of on the MX, the bishops said. Frank W. Kroha, 64, votes this week when the Senate chairman Sen. Barry Goldwater of New Hampshire, who is a member There will actually be two votes decides whether to approve fl.S Arizona, said earlier this year that of the armed services panel. in the Senate, one tomorrow and the billion to build and install 21 be has decided the flaws built into Among the undecided Democrats second on Thursday. A similar pair Wall Street consultant additional MX missiles that sup- the MX could never be corrected, are Senate Minority Leader Robert of votes is to occur next Tuesday or porters say are needed to strengthen and so he would vote to kill it. C. Byrd of West Virginia. Lloyd Wednesday in the House RED BANK - Frank W. Kroha, years. the U.S. bargaining position in the More recently, Goldwater has Bentsen of Texas, John Slennis of Les Aspin, chairman of the House M. of 79 Navctlnk River Road. He was a World War II veteran of arms control talks in Geneva. been echoing the argument of the Mississippi, and Russell Long of Armed Services Committee and a Lociut, died Saturday at Rlverview U.S. Army 69th division, called the In the midst of heavy lobbying by Reagan administration that denying Louisiana, who has announced he supporter of the plan to build 21 new Medical Center, Red Bank fighting 68th. He served In both the opponents and proponents, an As- funding for the missile as the arms will not seek re-election. MX's, estimated that the pro MX Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he re- Pacific and European theaters. sociated Press count snows 42 talks get under way would en- In letters timed to reach every forces are ahead in the House, but sided In New York City before Surviving are his wife, Irene definite or leaning votes both for and courage the Soviet Union to refuse member of the House and Senate on that the undecided vote is so large moving here a yean ago. Wiegand Kroha; a son, Christopher against the MX. whose critics say it any serious proposals for mutual Monday, the U.S. Catholic Con- "the MX could lose." Before retiring In 19W, he wai N. Kroha of Winter Park, Fla; a would never survive a first strike by reduction of the nuclear arsenals ference, representing the nation's senior consultant to new firms at the brother, Andrew Kroha of Holly- the Soviet intercontinental missile held by both countries. Roman Catholic bishops, urged re- Tomorrow, Reagan will have a New York Stock Exchange for IS wood, Fla.; and two sisters, Mrs. force. Goldwater's final decision could jection of the missile on moral, chance to do some Jobbying of his years. Evelyn Carl of Brooklyn, N.Y., and One key indicator was to come Influence several wavering Re- strategic and financial grounds. The own during a lunch with Republican He was a former member of the Mrs. Diane Sutliff of Allentown, Pa. today when the Republican-con- publicans, including Daniel Evans of 11.5 billion should be spent on relief senators in the Capitol. board of directors of Walston and The John E. Day Funeral Home, Co., a brokerage firm in New York Red Bank, Is In charge of arrange- City. He was employed there for 10 ments. Rudolph W. Barg Americans trying too hard to have fun FREEHOLD - Rudolf W. Ban. He was a charter member and American life. ifying who they are to other people,' "We're phobic about (fun) now." 65. of E. Main Street, died Saturday STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) - past president of the Kiwanis Club It's getting harder and harder these Just released, the book, "Leisure said Godbey. "We've become more specialized at Freehold Area Hospital, Freehold of Freehold in Your Life: An Exploration," More and more, Americans won- Towbshlp. days to have fun — the kind of fun in our leisure activities," he said, He was an exempt member and that made you break out in belly examines topics such as what we do der whether they are enjoying and in a lot of cases this is taking Mr. Barg was born in Hamburg, ex-chief of the Shrewsbury Hose laughs as a kid, says a social with our time, leisure and sexual themselves enough in the time the "fun" out of leisure. Germany and came to this country Company scientist who's serious about the behavior, how much money is spent they've alloted for fun, Godbey said. Americans are also increasingly when he was 5 years old. He resided subject. on leisure and how culture shapes They also may wonder if they are here from 1(29-1939, in Shreswbury Surviving are his wife. Charlotte treating their leisure time as hur- Maguire Barg; three daughters, "We kind of have a frantic quality leisure activities. competent enough in a certain riedly as they do the rest of their Borough from 1MS-1K6 and moved As Americans try to diminish the leisure-time activity, and if so, are back here In 1H6. Mrs. Suzanne E. Gracia of Neptune about a lot of our leisure," said lives, said Godbey. Geoffrey Godbey, a professor in importance placed on their family they better than any competitor Before retiring in 1982, he was the Township. Mrs. Judith M. Sinkovec Take drive-through zoos for ex- Pennsylvania State University's background or appearance, their they may meet. proprietor of Barg's Lawn and of San Diego. Calif, and Mrs. ample. "When you were a kid you Parks and Recreation Department leisure-time activities have become "These are not leisure values," Garden Shop in Howell for 27 years. Charlotte Dorothea Graul of Toms went to the zoo for a day." People and author of a book on leisure in "increasingly Important in ident- the 42-year-old researcher said. He was a U.S. Army veteran of River; a sister, Mrs. Hedda M. play racquetball over tennis because World War II Barkalow of Howell; six grand- they can get more exercise in less He was a member of the First children and three great-grand- time, he claims. Presbyterian Church, serving as a children. Which brings Godbey to sports deacon and president of the Unity The Freeman Funeral Home is in Radicals and "compulsive exercise." which Club. charge of arrangements. he says are the purest examples of his thesis. Francis Longo (Continued from Page 1A) the jury. against. Some spectators in the courtroom In court papers, they said their Rosenberg had also been charged ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Highlands Senior Citizens Club. chanted "Susan and Tim, live like acts arise out of an "international with driving a getaway car in the Francis Longo, 81, here, died yester- Surviving are a son, Anthony them, dare to struggle, dare to duty to stop the crimes of the U.S. aborted $1.6 million Brink's day at home. armored car robbery in Rockland Reagan Longo, of Hazlet; two daughters, win." government." Born in Italy, he resided in Jersey Mrs. Yolanda Cosgrove of Forked Tipograph said she was "angry" Blunk listed the "wrongful" shell- County, N.Y. that resulted in the City before moving here 30 years River and Mrs. Florence at the verdict because "the court ing of Lebanon, the political killings death of a guard and two Nyack, (Continued from Page IAI ago. Hungrecker. here; two brothers, essentially directed the jury to find in Central America and the co- NY police officers during a reducing expenditures, " said Robert Before retiring in 1968. he was a lonization of Puerto Rico as in- Shootout. welder for the Newark Public Anthony Longo of Italy, and Albert them guilty." Riegle, the county's operating Longo of Canada; nine grand- justices that he was fighting On Thursday, Lacey had ruled budget manager. "Our current Service Department. She said Judge Lacey "instructed that charges involving Rosenberg's children and five great-grand- budget already recommends His wife. Mary, died in 1974 them (the jurors) that moral justifi- fugitive status from the Brink's case children. eliminating 100 people, so that tells He was a communicant of St. cation is not a defense." must not be mentioned to the jury you something." Agnes Roman Catholic Church, The John P. Condon Funeral During closing arguments Satur- because he feared the information One New Jersey community here, and a member of the Atlantic Home is in charge of arrangements. day, the defendants had told the Irish would be prejudicial. where residents are not likely to" court that they are fighting against The five counts against the defen- Antoinette Mongelli (Continued from Page 1A) notice a change if revenue sharing what they consider U.S. im- dants that Lacey shelved may be is abolished is Tavistock, a tiny' MIDDLETOWN - Antoinette Surviving are three sons, Ray- perialism. own diet. "It consists of vodka, club brought to trial at a later date, Camden County borough with nine Mongelli, 73, of East Keansburg, mond Bird, of Framingham, Man.; "We are not criminals. We are soda and shrimp scampi," he said. Greelish said. residents. died yesterday at Enclno Hospital, Anthony Bird of Salem. N.H., and revolutionaries," Rosenberg told For Dubiner owner Kevin Lynn, a Rosenberg also has been charged Tavistock, which is entitled to Dubliner himself who now lives in in a 1982 federal indictment with Enclno Calif. Albert Bird of Conaga Park, Calif.; $469 this year — less than any other Fair Haven, St. Patrick's Day is too plotting and aiding in the escape of Born in Jersey City, she resided a brother, Joseph Mercantante of New Jersey community — has never there before moving here IS years Jean Brennan much and too little of a good thing. Black Liberation Army leader Joan- accepted general revenue sharing East Keansburg; two sisters, Irene ne Chesimard from the Correctional ago. UNION BEACH - Jean Brennan, "Every year we get more than we funds, and does not intend to do so Rotola and Anna Barile both of East Institution for Women in Clinton, She is the widow of the late 82, here, died Saturday at Riverview can handle but its not enough," he this year, either. Keansburg; 18 grandchildren and said. "We've been doing this for four where she was serving time for the Nicholas Mongelli. Medical Center, Red Bank. "We just don't feel we should take four great-grandchildren. years now and so far nothing has shooting death of a state trooper. A communicant of St. Catherine's Born in Hazlet, she resided here it," said Thomas Redanauer, the gone wrong." Authorities have alleged that Roman Catholic Church, East The John F. Pfleger Funeral and in Keyport most of her life. borough clerk. "We've only got "Excuse me," a waitress said. Blunk is a member of the May It Keansburg, she was a member of' Home, New Monmouth, Is in charge Before retiring, Miss Brennan three private homes, and we've just "The ice machine Is broken." movement, an offshoot of the rad- the church's Rosary Altar Society. of arrangements. was a secretary for the Raymond never taken it." Well, almost nothing. ical Weather Underground. Joseph A. Rizzo Concrete Pile Co, New York City, for 20 years. ABERDEEN - Joseph A. Rizzo, Rizzo of Keyport, Joseph Rizzo, She was a communicant of Holy 68, Cliffwood Beach, died Saturday address unknown, and Phil Rixzo of Family Roman Catholic Church. at Bayshore Community Hospital, Colts Neck; and two sisters, Mrs. Surviving are several nieces and Holmdel. Ann Guldice and Mrs. Benette Del nephews. Born in New York, he resided Olio, both of Brooklyn, N.Y. most of Ms life here. The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Before retiring five years ago, he is in charge of arrangements. is in charge of arrangements. Oil Delivery Inc. Announces was a meat cutter for Allen Packing Co., Elizabeth, for nine years. He was a US. Marine veteran of World War II The Grand Re-Opening of Surviving are his wife, Mildred Cornetto Rizzo; three sons, Dominic HANCE 8t DAVIS on Saturday, March 16 Everything for

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BY LYNDA HIRSCH caught by Sam the next morning. company to Dane, who agrees to possibility of Suzi's trial worries warnings about Sean. Jack becomes South American cruise with Kaye, take over for the good of the firm. him. Stephanie tormented watching Jabot president In Ashley's absence. Brent sees newspaper story about ALL MY CHILDREN: Mark is Tyler agrees to accept information Ann stands by Dane. Isabel warns Lindy seek revenge on Suzi. Kaye covers up Brent's where- knocked out by Jake and taken to from Caldwell for the crime com- family to keep news from Cabot. abouts, knowing Dina (ears be has Ashley's disappearance and leels he Mattel's estate. Brooke has smug- mittee. Trey visit* Scotty, but YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Lorna throws Line out. Jack tells told Ashley he is her father. On must return to Genoa City. gled a tape recorder into prison to Thomas tells Kelly he loves her and Lauren continues to shrug off Paul's Stacy he will find a way for them to gain evidence on Warden Oliver. is jealous of Trey's visit. Trey be together. Ava confronts Jack Fran turns in the tape. When Tom named defense committee chair- about seeing Stacy and he explodes arrives to retrieve tape recorder, he man and Sloane picked to tempor- and walks out. discovers all of Brooke's belongings arily anchor network news. have been removed. Mark is in- DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Key tells ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Asa re- jected with narcotics but calls to Pete she is pregnant. Lost in cognizes Peter. Lydia tries to force reassure Erica. Erica splashes misery, Pete must decide whether Asa's release, but Peter locks her up Althea's perfume around mansion, to marry Ivey for the baby's sake with Asa and plans to kill them both. driving Adam to drink. Mike asks and discard his passion for Melissa. Bo gets orders from kidnapper. He Erica to marry him. Zach arrives Kim angry when Shane tells her he follows woman who picks up the with photos of Nina and demands to is leaving. Hope's anxiety grows as money to Peter. Bo and Peter fight. see Palmer. Bob has physical she loses patience with wedding Bo recovers money but Peter es- because of chronic fatigue. Hillary plans. Larry fears Gwen will turn capes. David nears completion of admits she still loves Tad and tries him in to police. Anna receives music code that will carry govern- to tell Bob. Yvonne's "cramps" Nicky's gift of a Rolls-Royce. ment secrets out of U.S. Jenny force Jesse to take her to hospital, drugs David and stages robbery to GENERAL HOSPITAL: Bobby's look inside his briefcase She finds preventing him and Angie from testimony supports Ginny's claim of making love. only music but is still suspicious. self-defense in Brock's killing, but Aida orders David to compose new ANOTHER WORLD: Rachel Ginny still faces charges on obstruc- code and has Keith follow Jenny. seriously wounded during battle tion of justice. Rick tells Ginny he Tina puts off showing Vicki Victor's between Mac and Carl. Carl ar- is still angry for what she did to letter revealing he's Tina's father. rested and Perry faces a tearful Bobby, but agrees to continue the Vicki furious when she finds Dorian goodbye as he sends his father to facade of their marriage for Mike. has been asking about mystery jail. Cass 'and Dee fall flat when Ginny nearly succumbs to Derek's woman. they attempt to gain recommen- advances. Tony and Tanya celebrate dation from society member. Trying her pregnancy and his new job. RYAN'S HOPE: Outside a bar, a to uncover truth about Wilia's death. Peter tells Felicia he knows who has car veers and misses Siobhan. Catlin investigates missing drugs treasure. Felicia agrees to meet Siobhan accuses Max, who insists he SHOW IS "FOR THE BIROS - Joan Lucky Communications Channel B. The white gryfalcon from hospital. Peter, unaware she is followed by is innocent. Both are stunned to feel interviews Thomas Carlock of Fair Haven, a duck they hold is official mascot for the U.S. Air Force an intense attraction and Siobhan AS THE WORLD TURNS: Betsy Slater. Tony wounded by Slater and bird carver, for a segment of "The Monmouth Academy. He has also carved eagles for the U.S. quickly leaves. Max angered at unable to convince anyone that Russ after Peter tells him Donnelly has Senate Building. Jacqueline's return to help him Journal" to air at 8 p.m. tomorrow on Storer Cable may be the cause of Steve's illness. treasure. Lorena drops palimony through trial. Ryan unsuccessfully Steve's condition worsens. After suit and Jimmy Lee, upset over tries to reunite Leigh and Jack. Jack accidentally killing her prize pet Celia's latest rejection, takes her continues to forbid Ryan to see fish, Margo's hysterical deafness back. Rick. Tiger tells Maggie she needs miraculously disappears. Behind GUIDING LIGHT: Philip wavers total makeover. Dave angered that Jay's back. Kirk gambles and loses Cable corner on telling DA. the truth, but doesn't Maggie will do anything Tiger wants money for Hayloft. Diane makes up because India says she is pregnant. to be a star. Dave invites Katie to with Haskell for the "accidental" Lujack forgives Alex, who tried to ball. Frank and Jill make love but shortchanging of gambling receipts. clear him of murder by falsely agree not to tell family they've Mitch's efforts to film Haskell WERBLIN ON TV — David A confessing. Lujack is found guilty of reconciled. accepting money fail. Lucinda murder and sentenced to life in "Sonny" Werblin of Colts Neck, threatens to expose illegal casino in prison. Mindy accidentally wounds SANTA BARBARA: Ted and his chairman of Madison Square her paper. In Australia. Barbara Kyle in shoulder. Later Kyle gives mother Sophia are reunited. Laken Garden Corp., is interviewed by and Brian enjoy a long-awaited dinner party. With Billy home from tries to persuade Sophia to leave Arlene Herson for a segment of romantic interlude. Alaska, the Lewis family agrees to town, fearing the worst from her "Getting to Know You" to air at father, C.C. A relieved Kelly dis- CAPITOL: Sam and Myrna arrive attend party together. At party. covers Sophia is alive. Eden's 8:30 p.m. tomorrow on the at church just after Brenda and Vanessa remembers she was re- objection to the return of her Cable Television Network of Wally are married. Sam realizes the sponsible for Reva's miscarriage. mother may foil the family's plans New Jersey and at 8 p.m. marriage is invalid because the Kyle announces H.B. is his father. to cancel C.C.'s wedding. Brick couple crossed state line. He offers Nola warns Sheila to stay away March 31 and April 4 on Storer gives Amy a ring, but an unseen to accept Wally if he has time to get from Quint. Cable Communications Chan- man orders Amy's doctor to learn to know Wally as Brenda s fiance. nel 8. LOVING: Shana and Mike rec- more about Brick. Brenda and Wally fight over the oncile before stockholders' meeting. offer, but make up when Brenda Line announces he is major share- SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: insists she is already Wally s wife holder and proposes Dane for chair- Liza is the object of mysterious "in the eyes of Cod." Frankie man. Afraid she failed her father, a stranger's desire. Cagney flares up spends night with Jordy but is tearful Shana passes the reins of the at an innocent Kate when the

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S5 Hailet at 8:30 p.m. Donation is 110. call 747-3308. None will be said at the Chapter phone. 7274020 Reservations may be made through door. Over 200 prizes plus Cabbage MM Movie Com d Movie: "Neighbors" Movie: "Reckless" Tony Straniero at 264-3754 or Paul Patch Dolls and other special raffles MARCH W - WEDNESDAY Kolodiiej at 2*4-1160 Tickets may be MARCH N - SATURDAY Singles Again dance at the Cin- available at the door. Leonardo American Legion, Ladies Murder toss bisect! Every Man's namon Tree. Route 9. Freehold Auxiliary, Post 338, indoor Flea Mar- tt a game if survival TMsWHs Ftr Orientation. 8 p m Dance 9 p.m. For Mater Dei PTA annual luncheon ket and Easter crafts 10 a.m.-4 p.m. HardcasBa/McCtmlck futher information call 5284343 fashion show to be held at The Shore Bring own table. Cost 18 Call Casino. Tickets fit per person. Call 495-1785. MARCH 21 - THURSDAY Carol, 671-2775 or Cheryl, 291-5626 BACH BIRTHDAY CONCERT: APRIL 4 - THURSDAY "The Music of J.S Bach," The Unit- The Irish Federation of Monmouth LIBER ACE and ROCKETTES Din- ed Methodist Church. 247 Broad St, County spring dance, with the ner at Galleria, (45. Leaves St. MOVIE TIMETABLE Red Bank. 8 p.m. Dr. James D. Tommy Doyle Band. Featuring Al Mary's 4:30 p.m. Call 787-9138 or Jones, Sharon Peer, harpsichord; Logan at St. Benedicts Hall, Bethany 787-3657 Herbert Burtis, organ; Mardee Reed Rd Holmdel 9-1. refreshments ser- MARCH 31 - SUNDAY Inlormallor. lor IM mo.la Hm.l.bl. It UA MIOOLITOWN IV - provided by Waetor operator*. Sum movIM ara Ulmer. (lute; James Mcllvain. ved BYOB Donation, 110. Prepaid All you can eat family style Ham driomm(PO-tsi I is. 715. BIS CINIMA I - eubtoelto change . It la recommended that raad- UA MIOOLITOWN V - Bovorty HUM Cop (HI 1:18, 3:1S. 8:15. 7:30. trumpet; Peggy Noecker. soprano reservations. Call 495-2231. 229-3723. dinner. 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Leaves church parking lot. 2 Easter Grocery Bingo. 8 p.m. High- AU-MM Adult F*nt (XXX| contlnuoua from MAvmrB«v»fty HHIi a COP IP.I ) 7 48. 8:50 RuTOfM PLAZA CINIMA II - p.m. at the Recreation Center. Ocean p.m. Cost $12. Includes 112 rebate. 13 lands Firehouse Donation (1.50. noon through 11:SO PM MAV8IW lOUAM LVMC II TMATRBi - Tho areaktaat Club (R> 7:30. » 30 Ri^pL^iS-Tu, Ave. Auxiliary to furnish groceries. meal, and 13 deferral Call Eileen. Given by Fire Auxiliary. 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D'oeuves at Slrianni's Friendly Cafe, ATLANTIC CIMMA II- MO BANK MOVII8 H — SaiO vwoc Ouaat |H|7 K » JO MPAA HATIMQi MARCH 22 - FRIDAY McCarter Theater, Princeton Bus West End. Reservations required Maaa Appoal IPO) 7is Art Auction. Benefits Boy Scouts of ATLANTIC CIMMA III - amiwaawtv PLAZA CINIMA I - O_t leaves BBC at 115 p.m and returns Tall 367-3057. Tha Laat Starflghlw IPOI9O0 Nlgni Patrol (R) 7:45. 8:48 •ATOMTOWN I wMMr IT"aai aa! America. Preview 7 p.m Auction S after free time (or dinner at 8 p.m. APRIL 2*-28 - •NWWSaullV PLAZA CIMMA N - COMMUNITY I - Tho Sura Thing (PO-13) 7:30.130 p.m. Monmouth Mall, Civic Seats (27 Call 842-1809 FRIDAY-SUNDAY HMhoU IR) 7 30. 8:20 Auditorium. Admission, free COMMUNITY M- woanrnwunv PLAZA CINIMA HI — MARCH 2S - MONDAY "WASHINGTON IN BLOOM" De- Wllnaia (R) 7:30. 8:40 Inlo Iho Night (R) 7:20, 0 35 MIDOLS8M COUNTY Jr. League presents Conflict Man- part 6:00 p.m Matawan Methodist •AST BRUNSWICK Third annual Fish & Chips dinner. 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BY STEPHANIE GLUCKMAM The bill would set a IM.JOO minimum salary for senior teachers, whose wages would not be directly salary legislation after Kean made his proposal over a teachers, and a companion bill would appropriate state affected by the bill. year ago. MIDDLETOWN - The Middletown Townihlp Educa- funds to make up the difference between what teachers Swaim called the bill, which leaves salary scales Assemblyman Joseph Doria, D-Jersey City, finally tion Association has voted unanimously to reopen are getting this year and the new minimum. above the minimum up to the local teachers association introduced a bill that would designate an annually- contract negotiations if a bill raising the minimum But pay raises for next year are already included in and board of education, "just a beginning." increasing minimum salary. Toe annual increase would salary for public school teachers Is signed into law, the school budget. Therefore, the district stands to gain The bill was approved by the state Assembly along be calculated with a formula based on growth In the according to association President Diane Swaim. the funds it appropriated to raise salaries which are partisan lines. Although it derived from the Republican state's economy. After months of tense negotiations, the Middletown currently under the proposed minimum, according to governor's proposal to set a minimum salary of $18,500, Walker said Doria sponsored the bill to provoke Swaim. Township Education Association recently accepted a all Republicans voted against the bill. negotiations with the Republican legislators and three-year contract. But a bill pending in the slate She said teachers' contracts contain a clause allowing administration. Based on the formula, he set the Senate would grant windfalls to school districts — them .to reopen negotiations if the district receives Assemblywoman Jacqueline Walker, D-Monmouth, minimum at $»,«0D as a way of asking the Republicans, windfalls that Swaim said the association wants to help unexpected revenues. The association will negotiate to said neither Governor Thomas H. Kean nor any "How long are you going to wait on this $18,500?" boost teachers' salaries. have those revenues used to boost salaries of more Republican legislator made a move to draft minimum Walker said. St. Patrick's rail riders enjoy trouble-free trip LONG BRANCH - Passengers on train," he said. "There weren't any from New Jersey and some used

•.. • Hi J the North Jersey Coast Line got a major problems. It was kind of public transportation," he con- W1 safe and hassel-free ride to and from quiet." tinued. "I was very pleased it went ft the St. Patrick's Day parade in New Officials feared a repeat of what (well) and that we are letting people York last weekend. happened on the line last New know that there were police on the 1? "We had our staff out telling Year's Eve, when riders suffered trains. Thank God we were able to passengers not to bring liquor on the through acts of vandalism, theft and respond." trains," New Jersey Transit spokes- fighting on the "night owl" train out On New Year's Eve, train service •'TV*. man Anthony L. Grazioso said. "If of New York. on the Coast line was free of charge they saw teenagers with liquor, they "This shows what we can do and to encourge drivers to stay off the were instructed to take it away." that we can continue to proved safe roads. Grazioso said NJ Transit Grazioso said the St. Patrick's service," Grazioso said of the St. "had problems because the agency day trains were monitored by NJ Patrick's day train service. "We didn't plan properly." Transit police, who rode the trains. have a good security department Whether or not free service will Port Authority police on the plat- and we alerted people to what they continue on the coast line on New > forms in Newark, and New York and could expect on the trains. Year's eve is "something that will X Amtrak police at Penn Station. "There were a million or more be decided later on this year by "We had some minor disorderly lining the streets of New York for higher authorities than NJ Transit," - 3 things that were handled on the the parade, many thousands came Grazioso said. Tinton Falls association . ?« I; >itfj h names slate for May race TINTON FALLS - The Tinton candidates stand for fiscal responsi- primary election held by the or- Palls Tax Payers Action Group has bility; a broadened tax base with ganization, which has 650 members, nominated one candidate for mayor increased borough revenues; im- according to Blankley. A- and five for the Borough Council. proved communications and respon- Last summer, the group success- In a primary held at Monmouth siveness from elected officials; and fully circulated a petition to place a Regional High School last week, 75 improved services, he said. referendum on the ballot calling for members of the organization choose They now must file petitions with a change in the form of government Joseph Poremski to run for mayor the borough clerk by March 29, to be of Tinton Falls. and Tony Cicalese, Gene Garvey, placed on the ballot for the May 14 In November, the voters approved Saul Graver, Ernestine Taylor, and election, Blankfcy saM. 'the referendum, forcing the present Gene Thornton to run for seats on "The taxpayers' candidates offer mayor and six-member council to t the council. new leadership which is needed in seek re-election in May or step down J The slate will run on a four-plank Tinton Falls because now is the time July 1. platform, according to Harold for change," he said. The referendum established non- f Blankley, taxpayers' chairman. The Seven candidates ran in the partisan government in the borough. New government branch IB approved by freeholders A FREEHOLD — The county has a by revenue contained in the Senior of the county and pinpoint where 1new branch of government, as the Citizens and Disabled Transpor- they can be improved, particularly V • m Board of Freeholders last week tation Program. in expanding upon the existing base approved the creation of a county Freeholder John J. D'Amico said of Section 18 rural transportation in 1 " tf Department of Transportation. last night the entire $500,000 funding western Monmouth, including an 4 The newly-formed department for the department will be provided increase in the hours of operation 1 and areas of service," said Fittante. will administer the existing trans- by the Atlantic City casino tax J&1 portation programs such as SCAT revenue that is set aside for funding Fittante said he will also work to and Section 18, as well as the new i for senior citizen transportation. expand the use of private carriers, a*tkMf pkM> N DM UM state-funded Senior Citizens and "It doesn't cost the county any- when applicable and increase coor- Disabled Transportation Program. thing," D'Amico said. "Yet, it will dination of human service agencies HIGH AS A KITE — Joseph Noto makes pre- groups as part ol a drug awareness program at add a great deal." providing transportation services to (light checks Saturday while his daughter, Asher Holmes School, Marlboro, where the girls The new department will be run by Steven R. Fittante of Ocean Fittante had been senior transpor- the elderly Melissa, 10. holds additional tail sections at the are first- and fifth-graders. Cristyn's jacket tation planner for the county Plan- D'Amico, a member of the Trans- sticker refers to the event's theme: Get high on Grove. Fittante had been an area ready while daughter Cristyn, 6, watches supervisor with the New Jersey ning Board. portation Coordinating Committee, eagerly. The trio Hew their kite with other family yourself. Transit Corporation, and his $35,000 "(I plan) to look at the existing said the state funding for the salary will be completely subsidized transportation systems in all areas department will continue each year.

YESTERDAYS Steeple to replace 1OO year* ago in a local resident's garage for the The House subcommittee on man- ca's first two-man space flight — past two years. power utilization launches its staff scheduled for three orbits that ruined glass cross In view of the great depression in The Old Cherry Tree Farm, Inquiry into the firing and rehiring lasting nearly five hours. business, the Red Bank Regional Middletown, loses its old cherry tree of four Fort Monmouth civilian 10 years ago MIDDLETOWN - A steeple his parents. School District Board of Trustees which stood beside the farm's employees charged with gross negli- will be erected in place of a man- A recent $500 anonymous dona- withdraw its request for a $4,000 produce stand for the past 85 years. gance in the procurement of $1.9 Concerned about the possible loss sized glass cross knocked from the tion brought the steeple fund to addition to the Mechanic Street The tree is the latest victim of a new million worth of faulty battle radi- of 2,000 area jobs, county officials Port Monmouth Community $2,500. According to the Rev. A.D. School. Instead, rooms will be disease which has attacked and ation detectors. launch a petition drive urging gov- Church by vandals throwing ce- Magaw, the church is seeking rented in other parts of the borough killed fruit trees in the township. ernment officials to block any ment chunks. more funds for outside lights to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. leads attempt to relocate Fort Monmouth. to relieve overcrowding there. The Young Men's Republican The cross, shattered a year ago, ward off vandals, a lightning rod, nearly 8,000 protestors on a 90-mile State officials sponsor bills Club passes two resolutions, one is irreplaceable, according to a crane to install the new steeple, march between Selma, Ala., and the providing insurance funds to cover endorsing construction of the church officials. They say it was and other items. state capitol at Montgomery, where damages from offshore mineral 50 years ago Raritan Bay Bridge, and the other one of two in the work) made by Magaw said that police never a rally is scheduled to protest voting development in the wake of a Plans are approved and a lot is calling for dredging and improving Corning Glass Works of Corning, found out who destroyed the cross. laws in Alabama. unanimous Supreme Court decision purchased for construction of a new the Shrewsbury River. N.Y. It stood six feet high and four But whoever did it broke chunks of The "Molly Brown" spacecraft is affirming the federal government's fire house on Newman Springs Road feet wide atop the church. cement curbing from the roadway in Lincroft for the village firemen, launched into orbit from Cape exculsive rights to miles of seabed and hurled them at the fragile 20 yean ago Kennedy, Florida, beginning Ameri- for oil and mineral development. The cross had been erected in who have made their headquarters memory of a young congregant cross and the neon tubing that who died of a gunshot wound, by outlined it. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Hospital auxilians Stoppers" opeataues at 5:30 and Elementary School will have a Children must be three years old. T0D/ »Tl Aftrrtr- uirm •- • ••carcente"'wm offer "free 'Smoke PTO of the Atlantic Highlands Planning Board will meet at Council will have its annual international County' hmmiui aiiTili*ri«* today date. Chambers, Keansburg Borough smorgasbord at 8 p.m. at the from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the The annual auxiliary meeting is Correction Hall, 43 Church St., at 7 p.m. Community Covenant Church, center's Ford Auditorium. held at a different hospital each HAZLET — Signups for pre- Laurence Harbor. The International The agenda for this year's meet- year. An article in Thursday's Daily 7.5 percent increase. However, the klndergarten storytime, spring Affairs Department of the Woman's ing includes guest speakers on Hospital auxiliaries conduct many Register incorrectly listed the prosecutor's salaryis set by state session, at Haxlet Township Li- Club of Laurence Harbor is in topics such as "Health Education — fund-raising activities to benefit the salary of Prosecutor John A. Kaye. statute and is not eligible for the brary. 251 Middle Road will begin charge of the program and the Whose Responsibility?" and "Life- hospital essential functions and they The salary list was supplied by the automatic increase. The pros- today at 1 p.m. for Mondays, and on smorgasbord will consist of foods of style Management." Those attend- act as community liaison and in- county and included an automatic ecutor's salary Is $70,000. March 21 at 9 a.m. for Thursdays. many lands. ing will be offered a tour of Jersey service hospital volunteers. 2B The Daily Register Sports MONDAY. MARCH 18. 1985 McClain leads Woi?a to Michigan upset

By The Associated Press Regional games, Memphis State 80-58 on the Fighting Irish's home Andre Turner's 17-foot jumper' Villanova, behind * solid per- defeated Alabama-Birmingham court and it will meet Auburn, a with six seconds remaining in formance (ram Dwayne McClain, 67-M in overtime and Boston College 6644 winner over No. 13 Kansas, in overtime lifted Memphis State Into made second-ranked Michigan the edged Duke 74-73 In the Midwest the other semifinal. a Midwest Regional semifinal show- first major upset victim in the Regional, while Alabama handled No. 12 Illinois used a 164 spurt in down with Boston College Sunday. ' NCAA basketball tournament yes- Virginia Commonwealth 61-59 and the first half to take control early In Turner, who finished with 23 terday, beating the Wolverines North Carolina State beat Texas-El beating Georgia. Doug Altenberger points for the fifth-ranked Tigers, 59-55 Paso 88-73 in the West Regional scored the first and last baskets of had a chance to win the game in The victory over the Big Ten Eleven of the 18 teams to reach the rally as the Fighting Illini, 164, regulation, but his 30-foot jumper champion, which had been the No. 1 the regional semifinals come from took a 32-15 lead and led 34-19 at bounced off the back rim as the seed in the Southeast region, put three conferences: the Big East halftime. buuer sounded. All-American Keith Villanova into the regional semi- (Villanova. St. John's, Georgetown Efrem Winters led Illinois, which Lee sent the game Into overtime finals. and Boston College), the Atlantic will face the Georgia Tech in the when he made one of two free The Wildcats, the eighth seed In Coast (North Carolina. Maryland, regional semifinals, with 19 points, throws with 20 seconds remaining to the region, held a 30-26 half time lead Georgia Tech and North Carolina while Altenberger finished with 16. bring Memphis State into a 6040 tie. over.Michigan, which finished the State), and the Southeastern (Ken- Joe Ward led Georgia. 22-D, with 17 Lee fouled out 90 seconds into the season at 26-4, but Michigan scored tucky, Auburn and Alabama). points. overtime. the first nine points of the second Jeff Adkins and Keith Gatlin each "We have been working on the "I was just trying to get best shot '• half. made two free throws in the final fast break the last couple of months I could," Turner said. "As a matter McClain, a senior forward, hit minute to lead Maryland, 25-11. over and Coach (Lou) Henson has really of fact, I told mey teammates I three straight jumpers and Vil- Navy, i been stressing it." Altenberger said. wanted the ball when Keith fouled lanova. 21-10, had the lead for good Maryland trailed 45-34 with 16:18 "I don't think Georgia thought we out. I wanted that last shot, too. I as the Wildcats coverted 25 of 31 to play and used a press to force a could get up and down the court like had confidence it would go In." free-throw attempts in the game. 14-2 run that gave them a 48-47 lead we did." Alabama-Birmingham, 25-9, was McClain made all four of his free on three straight baskets by reserve Sixth-ranked Georgia Tech, 28-7, led by Anthony Gordon, who had throws and he converted eight of 12 Tom Jones. The Terrapins took the used Its inside strength to beat No. given the Blazers a 6645 lead with shots from the floor and wound up lead for good at 58-57 on a basket by IS Syracuse as the Yellow Jackets 39 seconds remaining, with 14 points with 20 points. Len Bias, who led the way with 20 raced from a 28-27 halftime lead and 15 rebounds. "When he's shooting well and has points. with the first six points of the second Roger McCready scored 20 points' the rhythm going, he can snoot with Maryland Coach Lefty Driesell half and Syracuse never got closer and Michael Adams added 19 as anybody," Villanova Coach Rollie then ordered the Terrapins into a than three the rest of the way. Boston College downed lOth-ranked Massimino. who has led his team to four-corner offense with 4:33 to Georgia. Tech's big men, Yvon Duke. The Eagles, 20-10, trailed six straight NCAA tournament play. They ran the clock down until Joseph and John Salley, combined 31-21 with 4:41 left in the first half berths, said. Adkins was fouled with 40 seconds for 30 points and 14 rebounds, while and 49-41 early in the second half. "I think their experience (in the remaining and he made both free guard Mark Price led the way with Boston College finally managed to tournament) helped," Michigan throws for a 60-57 lead. Gatlin added 18 points. Rafael Addison led Syr- take the lead for good, 59-57, with Coach Bill Frieder, whose team was two more free throws eight seconds acuse, 22-9, with 17 points. 10:53 to go on a basket by Troy led by center Roy Tarpley with 14 later. "I'm proud of our big people," Bowers. points, said. "Veteran clubs are the "The press saved us for the Georgia Tech Coach Bobby Cremins Tommy Amaker led Duke, 234, ones that survive." second game," Driesell, whose said. with 19 points, while Johnny Villanova, which finished tied for team rallied for an overtime victory "I thought Yvon Joseph won this Dawkins, who added 18, missed two third in the Big East Conference, over Miami, Ohio In the first round, tournament for us," Price said. "He of three free throws in the final 29 will face Maryland, which beat said. shot the ball well both games." seconds. Tyrone Scott's free throw Navy 64-59 Sunday, in the Southeast Six-foot-11 center David Robinson In Saturday's East games. No. 1 with 13 seconds to play gave Boston SOARING HIGH — Senior center Ed Pinckney (54) of Villanova Regional semifinal Friday at Birm- led Navy, 264, with 22 points despite Georgetown, the top seed in the College a 74-71 lead and a basket by soars up in front of the basket during first half action of yesterday's ingham, Ala. being triple-teamed throughout region, defeated Temple 63-46 and Amaker with five seconds left NCAA Tournament game against Michigan. The Wildcats. Jed by a In other games yesterday, Illinois most of the game. will face No. 14 Loyola, III., a 70-57 provided the final margin. strong offensive performance from Dwayne McCLain. upset the beat Georgia 74-58 and Georgia Tech On Saturday in the Southeast, No. winner over Southern Methodist, Wolverines. blasted Syracuse 70-53 In East 7 North Carolina edged Notre Dame Thursday night at Providence in the (See NCAA, 3B) Nets run past Bryant Pacers, 129-105 powers EAST RUTHERFORD (API - Buck Williams collected 29 points and grabbed 12 rebounds and Darryl NBA Stars Dawkins and Micheal Ray Rich- ardson each added 18 to power the COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) - New Jersey Nets to a 129-105 Celtics 134, Rockets 120 Kelvin Bryant ran for 136 yards and National Basketball Association vic- BOSTON - Larry Bird scored 48 scored twice and Chuck Fusina tory over the Indiana Pacers yester- points and Robert Parish added a threw for 204 yards as the Baltimore day season high of 38 as the Boston Stars won their Maryland debut in Celtics took control midway through the United States Football League, New Jersey, which never trailed the second half and went on to a beating the New Jersey Generals in the game, snapped a 2-2 tie with victory over the Houston Rockets. 29-9 yesterday. eight straight points, six by Wil- The game had been tied 14 times liams in the first half before a layup by Baltimore, 1-2-1, playing before a A 14-4 spurt midway through the Bird with 13 seconds remaining gave crowd of 31,026, kept New Jersey second period included two baskets Boston the lead for good and a 6846 quarterback Doug Flutie scrambl- each by Williams and Richardson intermission advantage. ing all day, sacking him three times and allowed the Nets to open a It remained close as Boston led and intercepting him twice. commanding 56-38 lead. 9047 with less than three minutes Bryant, who has been hampered New Jersey, which forced 27 left in the third period. The Celtics by a nagging ankle injury, gained Indiana turnovers, built its lead to then scored the next seven points to only 168 yards during his first three as many as 30 points at the end of grab a 9947 lead with 122 left in the WINDING UP - Darryl Dawkins (53) of the New Indiana's Steve Stipanovich during first quarter outings this year. the game. third quarter and extended the surge Jersey Nets winds up as he sets to throw a pass action of yesterday's NBA game at the Garcia Lane intercepted Flutie's to 14-5 to take a 106-92 lead with 9:54 The slumping Pacers suffered downcourt while under heavy pressure from Meadowlands Arena. (See GENERALS, 4B) their ninth loss in the last 10 games. to play in the game. There's a bright outlook for the Jersey Shore A A U "This year we have a lot of action The Jersey Shore AAl: team has and-under team which worked out many talented players fighting for players around," Malick said, "but well for us," Malick admitted. "So spots on their team. planned for all three teams," Malick grown a lot faster than Spring not everyone can be on the floor at noted. "Getting through the tryouts Lake's Woody Malick had antici- we decided to take it one step "But they were looking for those once." further with the 15-year old team. I who could fit in and work within a was going to be our toughest pated. But you won't hear any While many of these players hope obstacle and we are almost past it. complaints from Malick these days was fortunate that several area team system," Malick added, "and to land a spot on one of the younger "I honestly feel that we have following this weekend's final tryout KEN coaches wanted to get involved and right now they are getting close to teams it is getting on Malick's squad sessions at Monmouth College. they have all done a great job to picking their squad." made tremendous strides this year which is the ultimate goal. alone," Malick commented. "And DEMPSEY date." • The 17-and-under team will be "Hopefully these players are "The turnout that we received for under the direction of Manchester's hopefully we can continue that First to step in was Brookdale working to climb up the ladder," pattern each year." this year's tryouts was much better Tom Caffrey and Point Pleasant Malick said. "We want to make sure than I had anticipated." Malick men's coach Vinnie Whitehead FREE THROWS The 19-and- Boro's John Stevens. that each player gets as much said. "I figured there Would be a lot Whitehead is in charge of the 15-and- under team will play host to a under team and he will be assisted "Both Tom and John are very exposure to college coaches as of players who would be interested dedicated towards putting the best touring team from Red China on in playing for us. But surprisingly by Shore Regional's Joe Nappo possible whether it be on the Thursday, April 25 at Monmouth possible team on the floor," Malick Division I,II or III level. To date we we had far more players attend both noted. "They work well together and College. They will follow that action tryouts sessions." "Vinnie does a great job with the have received strong support from up with the first annual Jersey Shore 15-and-under squad while an ad- kids." Malick explained. "He had a the kids see that. Also the fact that those coaches. Monmouth College they are young and energetic Shootout Tournament at Monmooth For the past two weekends Malick ditional 45 were there in hopes of tough time narrowing down the field has helped out a great deal also. the first weekend in May. Some of and his coaching staff conducted landing a spot on either the 17-and- for his squad but Joe's assisatance towards their team helps. They are Also the kids get an opportunity to in a tough spot as far as picking the top AAU teams in the east are open tryout sessions at,Monmouth. under team or the 19-and-under was an added plus. All in all it play against some of those players their team goes. expected to be in the tourney's field. Malick reported that more than 50 team. wasn't an easy job for them to pick that they may hear about throughout Further details will be available players were in attendence for the "This past fall we started a 17- their team because there were "There are lot of good young the course of a season. later this month.

MTEREST MONDAY, MARCH 1B, 1985 The Dally Register 3B Surging Flyers down Isles, 5-3 PHILADELPHIA (API - Murray Dineen rebound. Then at 14:45, Maloney 19 seconds apart broke Craven and Doug Crossman scored Dineen, assisted by Robertson, open a close game and the New York short-handed goal, as the Philadel- NHL scored what proved to be the game- Rangers coasted to a victory over phia Flym grabbed an early lead winner from the slot to give Hart- the New Jersey Devils in the final and held on for their seventh ford its first home victory since Jan. regular-season meeting between the straight victory, 5-3 over the New McCrimmon's slap shot went 5. National Hockey League teams. York blander* yesterday In the through a screened Smith's leg at The Penguins, still vying for the With the victory, the fourth-place National Hockey League. 7:22. final playoff berth In the Patrick Rangers widened their lead over Ilkka Siniialo caught the Craven and Sinisalo slipped Division, closed to within 4-3 on Pittsburgh to five points in the race Iilanden napping to set up Cravens through for a short-handed break rookie Mario Lemieuxs 35th goal of for the final playoff spot in the tint-period goal and Crewman's minutes later. the season with 2:23 remaining. But Patrick Division. The loss dropped second-period ilap shot. Craven's first shot was wide but Hartford was able to kill a late New Jersey seven points behind Pele Lindbergh turned away 25 Sinisalo flipped it back to him in the penalty to secure the victory. New York. Both the Rangers and shot* as the Flyers padded their lead left face-off circle, where Craven hit Goaltender Mike Uut, who stop- Devils have 10 games remaining. to six points over Idle Washington in a wrist shot off the far goal posts at ped 24 shots, earned his first victory Pittsburgh has 11 left. UM Patrick Division. The loss 10:13. in seven appearances since being It was the first win in six games snapped the Islanders' four-game Poulin broke through untouched traded to the Whalers. for New York. The Devils have lost winning streak and was their first and hit a wrist shot Inside the right Robertson opened the scoring for four straight, being outscored 27-11. since a 5-4 overtime decision to the post for his 25th goal at 13:04 to With the Rangers clinging to a 4-3 Flyers March 5. Hartford at 128 of the first period make it 3-0. but Pittsburgh tied the score at 7:37 lead, Sundstrom scored his 18th goal The Flyers took a 4-1 lead in the Trottler's short-handed on a goal by Mike Bullard. of the season at 12:49, carrying the second period when an unchecked backhander at 1428 from John puck across the blue line and firing Crossman coasted in, took Sinisalo's The Whalers again took the lead in a hard slapsbot. Maloney then Tonelli made it 3-1. at 16:17 when Sylvaln Turgeon pus from the corner and blasted The Islanders pulled within 5-3 on batted a rebound past Devils goal- home a 25-footer at 7:07* centered a pass to Ray Neufeld, who tender Glenn Resch at 13:08 to make Paul Boutilier's slap shot at 10:50 of beat Penguins goalie Denis Herron New York then scored at 11 38 on the third period. it (-3. Duane Sutters redirection of Tomas But Pittsburgh tied the score again, Whalers 4, Penguin. 3 Mark Osborne scored his first Jonsson's perfect pass from behind 2-2, when defenseman Moe Mantha HARTFORD, Conn. - Unemates goal of the season 4:01 later to the net. assisted Warren Young, who scored complete a five-goal second-period Greg Malone, Kevin Dineen and from short-range at 18:23. Philadelphia's Lindsay Carson, Torrie Robertson combined for outburst. stationed near Smith's right three goals and five assists as the Malone's 20th goal of the season marked the third time in his nine- Gary McAdam gave the Devils a shoulder, closed out the second- Hartford Whalers snapped a 13- 1-0 lead at 11:27 of the first period, period scoring as he deflected Rick year career — and first since 1080-81 game home winless streak with a picking up his own rebound and LOOSE PUCK — Pat LaFontaine (16) of the New York Islanders and Tocchet's slapsbot at 17:41 for a 5-2 — that the veteran center has victory over the Pittsburgh scoring his first goal of the season Philadelphia Flyers' Todd Bergen (42) battle for a loose puck during lead. Penguins. reached that plateau. on a high shot past New York goalie The Flyers jumped to a 3-0 lead in first period action of yesterday's NHL game in Philadelphia. The Malone, who had a goal and two Ranger. 7, Devils 3 Glen Hanlon. Flyers turned back the Islanders. the first period, beating Smith on assists, broke a 2-2 tie at 1 07 of the NEW YORK - Second-period The Rangers tied it on a power- three of their first seven shots. Brad third period when he knocked in a goals by Peter Sundstrom and Don play goal by James Patrick at 15:40. Even with a change, Perreault is still effective NEW YORK (AP) - The rink- midweek — more than Goring and open when he gets the puck.He's one goals in clusters with their free- the following year, Perreault stole His adjustment to a defensive long dashes are no longer a major Sittler combined in either category of the few guys left in the league wheeling style. the spotlight, scoring a career-high style and the extra workload that he part of his game. And a trademark — indicate that he is far from who can bust a game open all by The 1974-75 season was a triumph 44 goals and adding 69 assists for 113 has shouldered have impressed of his earlier years — signaling for finished in a league dominated by himself." for the tricky trio. Martin equaled points — all team records for a Bowman, who rarely lavishes praise the puck by banging the ice with his much younger players. The Sabres made Perreault the his team record for left wings with center. on his players. hockey stick — occurs with less "He's in the best shape now I've first draft pick in the team's history, his second consecutive 52-goal While Martin and Robert have "He's had a good season because regularity. ever seen him," says Buffalo de- selecting him first overall in 1970 season and set a team mark for long since departed, Perreault leads he's played both ends," Bowman Today, 34-year-old Gilbert Per- fenseman Jim Schoenfeld, who has after winning a coin flip with points at that position with 95; Buffalo in scoring. In his fourth year said. "He's playing with a lot of reault of the Buffalo Sabres plays a watched Perreault perform for over Vancouver. Perreault went on to Robert set a club high for a right as the Sabres' captain, he continues intensity and is really in the game. game more suited to the defensive a decade. "He's doing off-ice train- win the Calder Trophy while the wing with 60 assists and 100 points, to lead by illustration. He's a good checker, but he always style of his coach, taskmaster ing, which he never did before. If Canucks' pick, defenseman Dale and Perreault had 39 goals and 57 "I don't try to put too much was, they just didn't use him that Scotty Bowman. But despite the you look at the way he skates, it Tallon, failed to live up to expecta- assists. Nevertheless, that season of pressure on myself," said Per- way. I use him on penalty-killing, change in style, Perreault is as doesn't look like he's slowing down tions and was later traded. promise ended in disappointment reault, who is about to move ahead the power play and a regular shift. effective as ever. to me. As the center for one of hockey's when the Philadelphia Flyers de- of recently retired Guy Lalleur Into He thrives on the extra work." Only two forwards in the National "His defensive game is much all-time great lines — the famed feated Buffalo in six games in the eighth place on the NHL's all-time Buffalo has developed into a Hockey League, Darryl Sittler of stronger now. He's very strong in "French Connection' - Perreault Stanley Cup finals. scoring list. "I just try to help the contender for the Stanley Cup, a Detroit and Boston's Butch Goring, his end of the rink, whereas before teamed with Rick Martin and Rene Although Martin connected for six- young guys. Once in a while they goal Perreault cherishes and a are older than Perreault. But Per- he was much more offensive-mind- Robert in the mid-1970s, scoring three-goal games and one four-goal come by, but I don't go to them. I source of inspiration to carry on at reault's 24 goals and 44 assists at ed. And yet, he can still break it effort en route to a 49-goal season don't want to take the coach's job. a time when others his age are I'm just there to help." calling it quits. Birmingham rips Memphis, 34-19 By The Associated Prets quarter. Birmingham's defense tied On Saturday, Buford Jordan ran Memphis quarterback Walter Lewis for 175 yards, Tim Mazzetti kicked up in knots and threw the United three field goals and Portland got a States Football League's Eastern game-saving tackle from Robert Conference lead into a three-way tie Pennywell to hold off the winless as well yesterday as the Stallions Renegades. ripped the Showboats 34-19. The last play of the game was a In two other games, Baltimore 71-yard punt return by Orlando's made its home debut a successful Victor Jackson, who was hauled one by clamping down on New down by Pennywell at the Breakers' Jersey quarterback Doug Flutie and 14-yard line. defeating the Generals 29-9. while Portland's touchdowns came on Oakland gave former National Foot- Matt Robinson's 35-yard scoring ball League quarterback Ed Luther pass to Randy Beverley in the a rough welcome as they beat second period and Jordan's 25-yard Jacksonville 42-36 behind Bobby run early in the fourth quarter. Hebert's four touchdown passes. Jerry Parrish ran 94 yards On a On Saturday it was Portland 23, kickoff return for an Orlando TD. Orlando 17; Los Angeles 38, San In Los Angeles, quarterback Steve Antonio 7, and Tampa Bay 23, Young ran a 2-yard bootleg for one Arizona 13. Denver visits Houston on touchdown and passed 16 yards to Monday night. Jojo Townsell for another as the Cliff Stoudt passed for 247 yards Express broke into the win column. and two touchdowns for Birm- San Antonio's lone TD came with ingham while the Stallions sacked 3:07 to play on a 15-yard pass from Lewis 10 times for 68 yards. Fred Mortensen to Dannv Buggs. Linebacker Bill Roe had three of the sacks, 24 yards! worth. Gary Anderson ran for a career- The outcome left Birmingham. high 162 yards, 51 of them on a TD Memphis and Tampa Bay at 3-1. burst, John Reaves passed 11 yards Houston, 34, leads the West. to Eric Truvillion for a score and MMM Kw akata Luther, the former San Diego Zenon Andrusyshyn kicked three FLYING GENERAL — Herschel Walker (34) of the New Jersey Lane and Mike Lush of the Baltimore Stars during first half action Chargers backup playing his first field goals as Tampa Bay turned back the Outlaws. The Bandits Generals falls to the ground after being hit by defensive backs Garcia of yesterday's USFL game. game since signing two weeks ago, threw three TD strikes and had 263 intercepted Arizona quarterback yards passing before succumbing to Doug Williams twice, both times in Interceptions by Gary Plummer and their end zone, and sackedTiim three NCAA TOURNAMENT NCAA- David Greenwood in the fourth times. Continued Regional semifinals in Dallas Thurs- SouthaaM Champion v» UMftwtu Champion day night. •i * t_ "In the first half I was con- cerned," Boston College Coach Samihral winnam Bobby Lee Hurt scored 19 points Gary Williams said. "I thought and pulled down 13 rebounds as Al OmluM, MM maybe we had concluded a good Al Alabama S3. VI. Cort«TK»iM«n it Alabama, the seventh seed in the I Iknoa 74. OaorgM M Toa-EI PMO. 22 9. ». Norm Carolina St. 21 » season when they had an ll-point West, downed second-seeded and I Qaorgia Tacn 70. Syracuaa U lead. But when we cut it to five at Uth-ranked Virginia Com- n*—,. Man* 11 the half, I felt we had a shot." monwealth and earned the right to M'mil N.l. On Saturday In the Midwest. face No. 16 North Carolina State r aaorgra Tach. 28-7, vi Iknoit. 28 8 Noflfi Carolina St. 22 ». va Alabama. 23 » I Oaoconown. 32 2 vt Loyola, in. 275 eighth-seeded Louisiana Tech Friday night in Denver. SI John's. 39-3. vt Kantucky. 18-12 blasted Ohio State 7947 for the right to meet No. 4 Oklahoma, the The Crimson Tide, 23-9, has won * Gaorgatown or Loyola. IH. vt Qaorgia T«ch or iN.no* N Carolina Si. or Alabama vi SI John'! or Kantucky region's top seed which bested nine of its last 10 and held Virginia Illinois State 75-69, in the Midwest Commonwealth, 264, without a field goal over the final 9:10 of the first half. MHqaa) • vulanova so. ucftgan 55 •'Bobby Lee played a lot better J Maryland 84. wavy j» than he had been playing," Alabama Louisburg tops Blues Coach Wimp Sanderson said. "He ". Maryland. »-lt. vt. Viflanova. 21 10 boarded agressively and he shot the • North Carolina. 26-fl, v» Auburn, 22-1 LOUISBURG, N.C. - Brookdale ninth. Jack Norris hit a two-run inside shot very well." Community College and Louisburg homer to narrow Brook-dale's lead to r At wwmmjKsm, AM. staged a slugfest yesterday, but it 15-13. Forbes belted a two-run shot Alabama held a 16-14 lead and * North Carolina or Auburn v% Maryland or Villanova was Louisburg that finally outlasted with two out to tie it. managed a 27-19 halftime advantage the Jersey Blues In a 10-inning Gary Smith cracked a grand-slam as Hurt established himself as a marathon, 17-16. homer in the first inning for the force inside. Rolando Lamb led Brookdale had scored a run in the Jersey Blues, and then John Tirrell Virginia Commonwealth with 25 • Mamphra SI »7. Ala -Brrmognam W. OT »R r 74 PM 71 too of the 10th when Paul nnnoh.rty Loiuiuo Clucles aujioi JO points loaded. but Louisburg won it with seven runs. Doug Johnson added a and Spud Webb dJiteU a career-high two In the bottom of the tenth. solo shot In the fifth. 29 points as North Carolina State, V Lomarana Tacn. 2t-J. • Oklahoma. 30 J 22-9, wore down Texas-El Paso in • Bonon Conaga. JO-10. vi Mamon-a Si. 2M Frank Forbes hit a single to tie the Brookdale's Carlo Colomblno had score and then Jack Briley's sacri- the second half. The WoUpack led a big day for the Jersey Blues with 31-19 but the Miners scored the final Tacn « owanoma vi Bowm coaaga or fice fly won it. sis nits and three runs scored. He nine points of the first half. Brookdale built up a 13-2 lead by has 10 hits in Brookdale's first three the fourth Inning and still had a 1M games. North Carolina State then took off advantage going Into the last of the as Charles scored 20 and Webb 22 in REJECTED — Syracuse's Rony Selkaly (4) rejects a shot by junior IT eighth. Louisburg lifted its record to 10-3 the second half as the Wolfpack led nta'PM Faur lorward John Salley of Georgia Tech while Dwayne "Pearl" Louisburg began its comeback while Brookdale fell to 1-2. The two by as many as 11. Luster Goodwin » *' *!"•>".• "'• Washington looks on during second round action of the NCAA East with four runs In the eighth, and teams will go at it again this led Texas-El Paso. 22-10, with 22 l»r*l, Manft » afternoon. points. Regional yesterday. Eaat Chamoron vl Waal Champion then tied the game with five In the 4B The Daily Register MONDAY. MARCH 16. 1965 Ballesteros takes USF&G Classic NEW ORLEANS (AP) - tic. Hal Sutton, Klkuo Aral. Clarence Sevtriano Ballesteros tired three Mark Lye and Sills were tied for Rose, Laony Wadkins and Jot birdies on the lack nine and GOLF fourth at m for the M holes, three bunan were at 109. survived a bogey on his final bole to strokes back of Ballesteros. They Upper was in a group of seven tied come from two strokes off the pace took home 817,800 each. at 210, a finish worth I7.MS. to win the H00000 USFIKJ Golf Classic yesterday when John Mahaf- best round — a 63 — on Thursday, fey double-bogeyed the llth then shot 73 on Friday to go a stroke The victory won Ballesteros the back of the leaden in a two-way tie Blalock triumphs «7Z,000 winner's share of the purse. for third entering Sunday's final The Spaniard's bogey on the 18th round. KAANAPALI, Hawaii (AP) - part, MO-yard 13th hole, and she left him tied with Mahaffey at II- Tony SilU and Brett Upper shared Jane BUIock, rolling in a 15-foot bogeyed it and also the 17th. under-par, with Mahaffey still the lead going into Sunday, but Sills putt on the final hole, scored a one- Bradley led the first two rounds having two boles to play. shot 73 on Sunday and Upper shot 79. stroke victory yesterday in the and was one stroke back beginning But Mahaffey returned the favor Ballesteros had birdies on holes 8300.000 Women's Kemper Open golf the third round. She started the tournament and captured her first on the 18th, carding his double No. t, 8, It, It and 17 on Sunday and tournament with a (-under-par W, bogey. He knocked his first shot into LPGA tournament title in five tied with Jane Crafter. In the second kept himself out of any serious tree roots on the right side of the years. round, she took the lead with a t> trouble until his bogey on II. fairway, his second into the trees on BUIock shot a 75 in the final round under-par 140. In the third round, the left, chipped back onto the Mahaffey said that if he had and posted a 5-under par 187 total she feU one stroke behind BUIock [airway, then two-putted from about known Ballesteros had bogeyed the for the four rounds. with a 6-under par 113. eight feet after a second chip shot to hole, he might have played his final Pat Bradley, who led for the first In the final round, Bradley birdied the green. shot a little diferently, but no less two rounds, finished second after a the par-5, 440-yard first bole. She Mahaffey took a 6 on the hole for aggressively. double bogey on the final bole. bogeyed the fifth bole and birdied a 207 total, two behind Ballesteros. "I'd still try to do the same thing Blalock's second shot on the 18th, the sixth to finish the first nine holes Ballesteros moved, up steadily at 18." he said. landed in the tall grass next a water at 7-under par. through the rain-shortened tour- "I made up my mind a long time hazard, costing her a penalty stroke. nament. ago — you don't win a golf tour- She then sank her 15-footer to save On the back nine, her putt on the par-5,590-yard 13th stopped one foot He was in a 10-way tie for 18th nament by backing off. I gave it my par on the hole and win 845.000. from the bole, costing her an extra with a 68 after Thursday's first best shot." BUIock who ended her third round round and carded a 69 to move up to Saturday with an eagle on the 18th, shot and a birdie. She parred the "Seve's one of the finest golfers in 14th through 17th boles. a four-way tie for fifth, two strokes the world, and I tied with Peter bogeyed the third and sixth holes back, after Friday. CONCENTRATION — Seve Ballesteros raises his putter as he Jacobsen, so I think I'm in pretty Sunday, but birdied the fifth and On the par-5. 440-yard 18th bole, tenth. intently watches his putt on the 16th hole ol the final round of the On Saturday, early morning rain good company." her shot off the tee landed in a washed out the third round, making After BUIock birdied the 10th bunker. Two shots Uter, she fol- USF&G Golf Classic in New Orleans yesterday. Ballesteros birdied the tournament a 54-hole event. Jacobsen and Mahaffey won hole, increasing afternoon winds lowed BUIock to the water hazard, the 16th and won the $72,000 first place check with a three round Mahaffey shot the tournament's *3S,20O apiece for their second-place forced her drive off-line on the which cost her a stroke. total of 205 which was 11 under par. Gooden, Seaver add zeroes to streaks; Blue Jays win again By The Associated Press Kansas City. Seaver had pitched five the inning. Dwight Gooden and Tom Seaver the bottom of the 10th inning, two singles before suffering a slight- shutout innings against Gooden and Rick Sutcliffe, the NL's 1984 Cy continued to second on left fielder ly sprained left ankle while sliding added zeroes to their scoreless SPRING the Mets Ust Wednesday. The streaks in exhibition baseball yes- Young Award winner, pitched five Sizto Lezcano's error and scored on into third in the fourth inning. Royals' runs came on Dane Iorg's scoreless innings and Leon Durham Dave Parker's single to right as the Bill Russell's two-run single high- terday while the Toronto Blue Jays TRAINING 1 homer in the ninth. hit Ms first homer of the spring to Cincinnati Reds edged Pittsburgh lighted a five-run second inning that kept a zero in the loss column. The Blue Jays, the only team still Gooden, who says he expects to lead the Chicago Cuba to a 3-2 3-2. triggered Los Angeles to a 6-8 unbeaten this spring, ran their victory over Milwaukee. Doug Fred Lynn drove in three runs victory over Houston, while Brook add a few miles an hour to his spring. record to 9-0 by erupting for six runs fastball by Opening Day. tacked on The Mets got all the offense they Loman hit a two-run homer for the with a single and double, Fritz Jacoby's two-run single and sacri- in the 10th inning and defeating Brewers off Chicago reliever Ray Connally hit a two-run homer, and fice led the Cleveland Indians past four goose-eggs to the three he needed against Kurt Kepshire in the Philadelphia 8-2. Fontenot. Dennis Martinez allowed only one San Francisco 6-3. pitched last Wednesday, helping the first inning when George Foster Shortstop Juan Samuel's two New York Mets beat St. Louis 5-2. followed Daryl Strawberry's run- Nelson Simmons bad three hits, hit in five innings as Baltimore Ivan Calderon doubled and Spike errors opened the door for the Blue buried the Atlanta Braves 11-2 Owen singled him home in the "I expect to start the season scoring single with a three-run Jays. He mispUyed Ron Sharp- including a three-run homer, and Ron Hassey drove in three runs, bottom of the ninth to give the throwing about 90 miles an hour. homer. erson's one-out grounder and, after Dan Petry pitched five innings of SeatUe Mariners a M victory over Right now I'm throwing about 86 or Tom Seaver pitched five scoreless Fred Henrique singled, Ranee three-hit ball as Detroit defeated two with a bases-loaded double in a 87. It's going good for me," the 1984 innings while Joel Skinner hit a two- Mulliniks grounded to Samuel, who Minnesota 7-1. Chris Pittaro had a six-run second inning against Bruce Oakland. National League Rookie of the Year run homer and Darryl Boston a threw wildly borne, allowing the tie- two-run single for the Tigers, who Kison, as the New York Yankees The Montreal-Texas game at said after striking out three three-run shot to power the Chicago breaking run to score. Rick Leach outhit the Twins 134. outlasted Boston M. New York's West Palm Beach, Fla . was rained Cardinals in his second start this Rickey Henderson had a double and out. White Sox to a 7-2 victory over and Ernie Whltt homered Uter in Eric Davis singled with two out in USF&G GOLF CLASSIC STANDINGS Generals (continued New Jersey never got the ball NIW OMIANS (AP| - V°'~ •"" "•>*•» O'«U UDo.r. 17.MJ gj-«g-7»—no Sow HOOK tijujJO 71-71-71-114 eiltyJMOMI.SI.att 71-7O-7J-1U •manga «• yaatatday a nnal round ol Rtlwo 2MOI. S7.049 tS-714B-110 Jottr4wlaua.f1jM7.J0 •t-71-74-114 TnomaaMwtvanti.Kl 7O-7S-7S-I1t second pass attempt of the game again in the third. David Trout M 1400.000 usfao Ok* ciaadc piayao m na Fran* Connor. U.400 OO-7I71-11I UnyMtMr.siJMrw 0O-7S-71-1M Don Pootay. ti.lU a»-71-74-218 and returned it t yards to the New kicked a 10-yard field goal early in pa..7!. T.ogo-yarrj unaaood Country Ckio coutaa Jim rWlMd. IS 400 O7-T1-7J—Jtl JUn Srmom, IIWK •0-75-7J-JI4 Mb* SOU. t1.»«S ' 71-71-71-111 (loumamanl sttomnad to 54 not** DM rainout ol Coroy Pavw. U.400 gMB-74—111 MtkagrMth.t1J47.IO Jersey 45, setting up the Stars first the final period to cap a 17-play, » Saturday • nurd roundl; •7-74-7J-114 D«a»arr.MU Tt-71-n-lig WHM Wood. U.400 Og-70-TJ-lil Tony Inodgnaa SI 447 JO tt-71-71-114 tVa.CocMrt.gHl to-7J-74-11« scoring drive. Bryant grabbed • S- yard drive that lasted l:3t. Trout iKIilins BallaalOfOa. S71.000ll-M-Sg-10S Kan boon. S4.000 70-70-71-111 tt»ci»ii,tija» M-74-7J-JI6 OoMdProaLWU T0-71-74-1U •Mat Jacouaan. SM.100 M-7170-107 yard touchdown pass from Fuslna as also kicked field goals of 38 and 31 JOMCooti.S4.000 07-74-71-11] LonHtntaxtijgS •S-74-n-lit WaynaQrodytMl 71-7O-7»_1I« John Manama. Uo.100 0J-7J.Jt-»7 SltdFaMtt.S4.000 M-71-74-111 the Stars went up 7-0 in the first yards. Mark Lya. »17 «oo 87 'i W-208 Corn Parr,. 14,000 00-71-71-111 quarter. ronaiaa.Si7.soo «*'J-M •Ml natumai. 11.711 •••71-71-111 The Generals, 1-2, narrowly es- KIIiuoAnl.S11.110 Ot-TO-TO-Mg DomoHomrnond.SI.71t 71-70-70-111 Bryant broke two tackles as he JO. Inman. SIMM H-70-71-10* Sandy Lyla. U.7M •7-74-71-111 caped a first-half shutout vhafe darartotVMa.S11.910 n-ts-ro-Mt AndyMagoo.Sl.711 71-71-70-111 NBA STANDINGS ran 21 yards for the Stars second Roger Ruzek kicked a 33-yard field Hal SuMn. tii.SN lo-it-u-m Polar OoorarruK, U.7U OS-7S-71-11S TD, his longest run from scrimmage goal as time expired. He earlier Unity Wadktna.S1l.U0 t7.7J.7O-M0 Nick Prico. S1.711 •t-ss-Tt-aij Owrga«fCMr.l7M3 71-M.71-J1O Mtaonau. S1.711 •••71-71-11] i-dMcMd ptoyoti north. this season. missed a 39-yard attempt. KaMiHtgiia.l7.M3 «a-73-«o-jio OovMTnora.tl.711 70-71-71-111 yOndtad lUilWatl Mo The Stars jumped out to a 2J-J The Stan, who won the USFL MIMUIIM 1». PMOrtU M yard TD pan. Ing at the University of Maryland 34 33 507 l»tt LA UM 1Z). LA CkWara 111 34 M 500 20 Herschel Walker, taking a pitch because Memorial Stadium in Balti- AP TOP 20 23 45 330 31 from Flutie, scored on an 10-yard more will not be available until the run down the right sideline on the USFL shifts to a fall schedule In 47 20 701 - Soaon 134. Houston 110 Generals first play of the third No t. Louawna Tach 120,2) did not play, Thuraday. Ootnal 30 » SM 10 Non JttMy 12*. 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Copyright O 1SS4 Achangmanl Cant*. g manM jay iCamoMll 10-1 BEST BET: Cagey William (llth) g Mgtn LoM8 (I) IManw 0-1 MONDAY, MARCH 18. 1985 Lifestyle The Daily Register SB Businesses can profit by listening to seniors BY JACK H. SMITH life style - or even their own earlier and other problems for retirees of a how to get a major share of the In a guidebook we writers consult lives, for that matter. It's a natural development, of utility company verifies this. He rapidly growing population of older when seeking another market for And it is my experience, personal iti - • jl course. For younger people are still finds that the personnel department, folks with money to spend. our work, a publication (or seniors and otherwise, that many older in the work world and older people where such matters are tra- You are not going to tell older includes this tip: "No nostalgia TIME people do enjoy reminiscing about ftChanaVtfat are outside somewhere. But it is my ditionally housed lacks the knowl- people how they have to think any about how grandma used to do the past, reliving it in contempla- OF feeling that every editorial staff that edge of the retiree's economic more than you are going to control things." tion In fact, the only ones who do is serving older readers or viewers, concerns. Or his/her attitude younger people on that score. A not do this are the few who are YOUR every agency that is helping the toward health maintenance and music company which took older Now. without impugning the free- afraid that reverie will make their aging, every business that is trying disease prevention. Or decisions advice would never hide the Law- dom of the press to specify its own younger friends think they are what LIFE to sell across the generational hinging on the pension or ownership rence Welk records in a stack of material, I must admit that I was they are — old. spectrum, every corporate depart- of company stock. He thinks it assorted "Soft" nor let the clerk nettled (boy, there's a good old All of this is to bring on a pet ment that keeps in touch with would be wise for a company to re- condescend you when you brought grandma term!) at this phrase. I do observation that too many things for retirees should have the firsthand employ a retiree or two — at a lower one to the counter. not see why the "active, vital adults seasoning provided by one or two or wage, of course - in all of the key older people are run by younger neither old nor retired and they 55 years of age and older" which this people - completely. Not that most three older people who know how it departments. publication delineates as its au- cannot feel and see the world, is — even if only practical on a part- Maybe it's time someone did a of these younger people are not cannot react and think the way an massive survey on what older dience lose any of their vigor or dedicated1, willing, smart, sensitive time or consulting basis. older person does. Their under- If it takes a black to show people do need, want and will buy. interest in today because they look and trained in taking care of the standing of older people is what the management bow to sell to blacks, back with fondness on grandma's needs of older people. But, they are Our younger managements might textbooks say older people ought to A friend who handles insurance it takes a veteran to teach business believe that. Rapists often double as dates Dear Ann Landers: Your column has provided a refreshingly frank forum for almost every aspect of human behavior. One topic that has been conspicuously absent is "date rape." It would not surprise me if al least half of the rapes thai occur la this country are perpetrated by men who are known to their victims. Thousands of high school and college students are raped every week, but they don't consider It rape because the male is an acquaintance or a friend. What they don't understand ii that if a man forces a woman to have sex against her will, he is a rapist. Law enforcement officials say rape may be one of the moil under reported of all crimes. On our campus (which I shall not name) this is certainly true. The woman does not report il because she is ashamed of what happened, doesn't want to be stigmatized and often believes that somehow It was her fault. A close friend of mine told me yesterday that she was raped six months ago by a student who offered to help tutor her in

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SWEEP8TAKE8 WINNERS — Frank Pagano, left, manager of contest was held to promote use ol the store's "Cangaroo," a machine Foodiown Supermarket, Broad Street, Red Bank, presents checks to in which customers deposit aluminum cans to be recycled. The Mark P. Lishetski. Red Bank, Ned Burke, Middletown, and Mary machine counts and crushes each can then issues a coupon which Clarke, Middletown. All were winners ol a recent recycling can be redeemed for cash. sweepstakes contest at the store sponsored by Alcoa Aluminum. The biology. When I asked why she didn't report him, she said, "Maybe I am crazy but I didn't want to ruin the guy's reputation or get kirn UcM oat W seftaal." Allergy sufferers prone to colds too Please print my letter aad urge your female readers lo (I) posure to an allergen or an offending recognize what rape is aad (2) report It without hesitation. Thanks BY DR. LESTER L. COLEMAN was told that she had a "nervous for your time. — My Name Is Woman substance. stomach:" Is there really such a Dear Woman: Thank you for an excellent letter. The next letter, I am confused. For years I have A sinus infection with a purulent condition? - Mrs. M.N.J., Virginia beea bothered by suras trouble and tischarge from the nose is readily from another part of the country, was received the day after yours Dear Miss J.: arrived. allergy. I never kaow If I am having recognized. These Infections are Nervous stomach is not a medical an attack of allergy or ilnuiltli Is controlled by antibiotics and the use Dear Ann Landers: I would like to send a message to all the young term. It does not Indicate a specific girls who were raped last week and who are going to gel raped there aay way to tell the difference? YOUR of steam inhalations. A great deal of condition. Rather Is it a lay person's - Mr. J.R, Maine relief can be obtained by the use of this week. Go to Ike nearest hospital emergency room or the HEALTH description of a variety of vague nearest police station aad tell them what happened. Dear Mr. R hot compresses over the face. The complaints. The medical evidence needed to get a rape conviction must be Many readers ask this question large antral sinuses lie on each side Almost always, a "nervous frequently. Although in many in- of the nose. These are the largest of obtained within two hours. Even if you don't think you want to stomach," in the absence of real press charges, gel the medical evidence. You might change your stances the two can be separated, it the sinuses and are the ones most disease of the stomach or intestines, sometimes becomes confusing be- frequently Involved. is of psychological origin. There are The next thing you should do Is gel help. Phone the sexual assault cause colds, sinus infections and Patients who have known al- many physical and emotional center. You are going to need emotional support and they are allergic reactions can all be present In general, colds and infections lergies would benefit by taking reasons for stomach disorders. trained aad willing to give II. at the same time. are associated with fever, achiness, small doses of antihistamine drugs, When any complaint referable to the I wish I had known all Ibis four years ago. I did not report the It is a well known fact that people fatigue and general discomfort. with or without decongestlve drugs. stomach exists for a long period of rape, and I regret It. I still feel guilty every lime I hear about . who have nasal allergies are more These symptoms rarely occur dur- Very often it takes astute judge- time, they should be thoroughly a rape oa Ihe news or read about one In the paper. I can't help ing an allergic phase that is totally ment and experience for a doctor to investigated. There are now many , susceptible to sinus infection. The thinking that the rapist was the same one who-raped me, and I germs that cause sinusitis seem to free from infection. decide if an allergy is present, with excellent methods by which diseases of the stomach and intestine can be may have beea able to prevent it if I'd had the guts to report the grow profusely in the warm, moist Allergy attacks, with running of or without secondary sinus infec- incident. I am — Ashamed And Sorry - areas of the noses of people who the nose, sneezing and itching of the tions. tracked down, identified and then have chronic allergies. eyes, frequently occur with ex- My mother always said (bat she treated Dear Friend: Thanks for the great backup to the first letter in this column. You two women have performed a terrific service for your sisters in my vast reading audience. Dear Ann Landers: I read something that knocked my socks off. I'd Uke to share it. la Winslon-Salem, N.C.. the borne of R.J. Outdoor use best for window cleaner Reynolds, one of the world's largest tobacco companies, the county school board banned smoking by all high school students. What do you think of a board with thai kind of courage? - Proud DEAR FRIENDS: to clean, Just remove the flowers to N.C. I know you all read my column for - and could not find - a sewing and clean the dish. - Barb Dear Proud: My heartiest congratulations to that gutsy board. because I've heard from so many of box with compartments of differeat Lelghlenheimer What kind of wedding goes with today's new life styles? Does you since I ran a hint from a woman sizes for different sewing notions. MERINGUE PIE anything go? Ann Landers' "New Bride's Guide" tells what's right reader who said she uses windshield My husband surprised me with a Dear Heloise: When I made pie, for today's weddings. For a copy, send fZ, plus a loag, self- cleaner to clean her windows, stove, plastic fishing tackle box aad the I used to nave trouble with the addressed, stamped envelope (38 cents postage) lo Ann Landers, refrigerator and toaster because it HINTS arrangement of the compartments meringue weeping. Then someone P.O. Box U*K, Chicago, a (Mil. does a great job and it's cheap. It told me to use confectioners' sugar Is very soluble for scissors, needle also can be dangerous — so watch FROM instead of granulated. threaders, buttons and much, much out! HELOISE Just beat egg whites until fluffy more. — Hilda Seligmaan As many of you pointed out, but not stiff. Add one teaspoon STORAGE ODORS there's a great big warning printed confectioners sugar for each egg Dear Heloise: I bad stored my on windshield cleaner containers. It white. Beat about one minute more. good wool clothes in a trunk with says the cleaner is poisonous, flam- It also helps If the filling Is not mothballs. After airing them for mable and shouldn't be inhaled. In because this helps cook the mer- several days, they still retained that LOSE 30 POUNDS other words. It should be kept out of which is 75 inches long. After ingue. After applying the meringue, obnoxious odor. children's reach and should not be pricing mattresses and sheals we put the pie in the oven to brown It. la desperation, I stuck them la the OR MORE BY SPRING used Indoors. Only use it in a well- came up with aa even belter I do not remember having a dryer on aa air setting along with a ventilated place - like outdoors on solution. meringue pie weep since I have been fabric softener sheet and the yucky Naturally! your windshield. Another twin bed was offered to using confectioners sugar. — Ruby odor was gone when I took them oat. Proves a point, doesn't it! You us. We look It and put the two beds C Johnson - Barbara Nelson announces the Orand MUST read the small print, though together to form an L (one on one BED MAKING Solved a housekeeping problem? Openingordfartrfbiroughouf the New York. New Jersey in this case the print is anything but wall and the other on the adjacent Dear Heloise: Soon after my Write Heloise, P.O. Box 32000, San metropolitan area! "small" because the warning on wall joining at the corner). I bought husband and I were married, my Antonio, TX 78216 to tell her how. windshield cleaner is printed big and some bolster! aid large pillows and mother-in-law suggested I use large She can't respond to your letter bold! covered them. The two beds look decorative safety pins to pin the personally, but if your hint is a real • Your weight loss of 5-7 IDS. per week Is assured—naturally! There doesn't seem to be any like a sectional couch. The best part hem of the top sheet over the edge goodie she will use it in her column. • You'll receive Individual guidance Ar support from our point In bringing an unnecessary Is that oar son has so much room to of the blankets. Professional UfeStyte Advisors—naturally! potential "danger" indoors, so my stretch oil and rest his dainty size Not only does the sheet keep soil • Your permanent weight loss Is guaranteed with our natural advice is: Leave the windshield 14 feet. off. the blanket, but it saves time cleaner outdoors and use'another It's a good thing that we didn't when making the bed because 1 don't CBS Lifetime Program—naturally! cheap-o, plain old vinegar, on your buy an extra loag bed because be Is have to straighten out each blanket. • No Drugs • No Expensive Prepackaged roods • Mo Exercise • windows. It cuts through grease like 6'6" and the bed Is only t inches Now that our child is 4 years old, SUPERMARKET • No Crash Diets • No Hunger—You Lose Weight- naturally! magic. longer than that. - R.M.P this method has enabled her to make • . • • 36 MAIN ST. r inln an CktMTi -""'' r"" '' Onv Wvvf Cw, Ant/tnin TV 7OTIS tatfOD pilJS n"r rtranri Cinrnlnft Special! unmarked spray bottle — not even SOAP AND FLOWERS myself. - Bonnie Orr for outdoor use. Someone unaware Dear Heloise: I have a cute Idea Every little bit helps. - Heloise 50% OFF GRAND OPENING SPECIAL of the bottle's contents and Its for a guest bathroom. CHECK THIS OUT potential for danger might use the The tiny fancy soaps in the guest n«r Heloise: Although we've PORK nnt natural UfeStyle" will make a donation to the spray bottle in an enclosed area. bath should look idee and clean. We moved often In the last year, we've American Cancer Society for each new client who Thanks to all who picked up on have a soap dish that has a pedestal kept the same bank. The bank teller CHOPS 99*. enrolls before March 30.1965. this — and especially to Dr. Frances and the dish Is round. Rather tbaa suggested we paste new address Abel. Hugs - Heloise put soap directly on Ike dish, I place slickers over the old address on EXTRA LARGE BED a clump of tiny plastic flowers la the checks rather than have the expense JERSEY. NUMKR MME Dear Heloise: I have a hint for dish, then I put the soap on top of of new checks each lime. Pick any 3 Number* Marlboro Oakhurat parents whose children are extra them. Takes only a few minutes lo fit Ike you can play 536-8100 531-7600 tall. That soap drains through the stickers onto the checks and it saves from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Middletown Touts Rher Our youngest wanted us to buy flowers so the soap stays dry and quite a Ml of money. — C. Cole 7 days a w*ok 671-8822 929-2700 him an extra loag bed because be this also eliminates all the gunk is FOR SEWING AIDS WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER had outgrown a standard twin bed In the bottom of the dish. It's easy Dear Heloise: I bad beea looking The Daily Register MONDAY, MARCH 16,1985

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UP Otter EubMc Hoateaja MO Other Pubac NoMftsa Ma Lonn sVaBch 2*3 Long fcwieh M3 Low aVanch Homo a» ma »«•"' t'. p RICHARD CARLB/utKALOW Lutheran pastor BONO LAW, HAS MOUM TO Seowen • The oepwal budget End Avenue to o pom__t TO HORN. KAPLAN. GOLBERG. nofln ol do nonhomf curoutkb Oliner d Of 4WB Owofjf and BARBARA BARKALOW. Ma DUN FROM THE DATS. Of THt d me atormen- aORNY 4 DANIELS Prolmlonol wife. MAR HELEN BARKALOW raWT PUBLICATION or THIS Waal End Avenue. Sever* t apacHlcaHp y and JOHN DOE. huebond d STATEMENT d ma OKBnanoe 1100 Aborvac Avanua. Suite 500 MARY HELEN BARKALOW. aaM INTRODUCED FMtmi) M. ixsuussssrj: Along mo OOM swo o) Seventh amended by mH ordmancdmanca inaii l ABantlc Crty. Now Jaraay 0S401 faces jail again ramam In full torca and effect (0001 Ma-4410 name JOHN DOE being BoBBaua; harewMl The lOaokjBl From a pom! 44 fool north ol Beaton 1. Mcpnmianl OrOV Attorney tor Plaintiff JOHN DOE. huaband of ANNA B JENMI C. DEPABO. Won pujll.lMSIII by me LOOM HENORICKBON, aald name Finance BoarS showing ma data. ma northerly curb Hna of Joane Our FUe No OUl'W-JP UPPER ST. CLAIR, Pi. (AP) - A dissident cnCKA Am (Hwy. it) Ma pom OS MM J S M LANO COMPANY, a New JOHN DOE being ncllttoue. south ol M eoutherty curb ana pfovbjloiic ot Ihle ordmanca ara MILDRED L. HENDRICKBON Lutheran minuter, out of Jail leu than two weeks. and oaptMt program a hereby rlpialU aa 10 auch In- proved by the cXaotor i ol Joane Ava (Mwy M|. Along AARON C. HVERS and MRS led • curtaMe service outside his padlocked AARON G HVERS. Ma wHa. « From o POM 100 MM north d church yesterday and later was arrested with six ma northerly curb krvs d Jdtne aacBen, paragraph, subdiviaton. TO: AARON G HYERS ond supporters as they tried to enter another Lutheran Avo. (Mwy 54) lo a DOM 45 MM ee or provwton d this ordl- Mr. AARON G HVER8.ru. wwa. end CHRISTINE BARKALOW. d tha aouthwty curb Hne M ahaH ba edrudged Invalid, JOHN H HVERS. a/k/a JOHN H. Ma WtM; ROBERT HANSEN church. Woo Avonuo (Hwy 30). ouch adjudication ahall apply HEYERS. and SARAH C BARKALOW and JOYCE tra hereby de- only M the section, paragraph, BARKALOW. Ma WMK JEFFREY id. racnad and I mo north ado d Jdme HEYER8. Me wife. THOMAS Police said the Rev. D. Douglas Roth and the oubdhrtaon. dauaa or provision HYERS and MRS. THOMAS CHARLES BARKALOW and .apSnMOMMooMdme ao adjudged and ma remainder MYERS, hie wile. MARY A MRS JEFFREY CHARLES others were arrested on rive charges, Including (a) Tho Improvement or d thle ordinance shall ba do- BARKALOW. hla wllo. purpooa dooo 1 in Section 3 saaaili curb ana M Seventh omed VMM and effective MATHEWS ANO CHARLES S refusing to disperse and defiant trespass, after Ava. to o pom 00 MM WOM M me MATHEWS. her hu.band. MARGARET M RAMKAW8KV about» of Roth's supporters apparently tried to Of IMO DOflO O woaarty curb Bno d Seventh Av- Section S. Effective Dole Thla MARIA S SMITH and JOHN end WILLIAM RAMKAWBKV. bar UUf fOAl ltWpOfwlO* It BB 4VI iff* onuo. Mong mo oaueauBBi eMa d ordinance ohea lake effect upon DOE. huebond d MARIA S huaband; ELIZABETH B. enter Faith Lutheran Church In this affluent pio»omanl or purpooa thai ma leessge. publication accord- JEMISON and JOHN DOE. hue- City may bjwMty unojuom oa a (Mwy M) SMITH, said name JOHN DOE Pittsburgh suburb. From a pomt 50 tool OOM of mo to low. approval by the Oa- being llctltlous. SUSAN band ot ELIZABETH B. otn^nt lo^pco'*wT?floim, BV¥3 rto aaaleny curb une ol Seventh Av. _ iment d Trenaportation and STRiCKLiN and MR. STRICKLIN. JEMISON. said name JOHN DOE InMroet on HM obngallona port ot ma COM Btorool hoo boon forwarding M Board d Chosen being fictitious. FRANKLIN About 10 policemen waiting outside the brick SSY t ALONZO HVERS. Ma wile. BARKALOW. hit aft HAMS X ' AWV JOtHl mMWmm |n»*if n) THIlf ORDINANCE PUBLISH- seconds after they arrived, witnesses said. MM 1. *!*• srtipfWwf™™ me*cay. and ma Coy enaa be (blThapanodol unlulnm ot ao wtfa. BARKALOW. his wit., " s ooagaaao to tovy ao »wmiiw' VlO IBTBSWVCVPVB/VBWVVI OV paJfposjsj TRODUCED AT A REGULAR ETHEL EDCK HUBSARO F CHRISTINA BARKALOW and', "The problem was that some of the younger bond ordinance la hereby MM* upon tfl tha MMMo raat wUNn ma nmnallon. ot ma Local Avanua (Mwy. 30) oumomed 10 be undertaken by ..-••- --T . -_-i in aji a af*aBW BrwT sfwB] From a point 2S0 MM weal d MEETING OF THE CITY COUN- ED1CK and MINERVA O. EDICK. JOHN DOE. hu.band ol members of the congregation were coming out aaatEBSaBBTBwT bJjarfJ/W1 BfBBJ WBSV fSjr OTOOJ to CIL OF THE CITY OF LONG KM wit.. MARTIN CLAYTON and CHRISTINA BARKALOW. uid BM Or ol Una Branch. NMr d me clHuaHnnt and me waeterty curb Hna d Myrtle and the road was blocked. It was kind of a mess Avenue M a pomt 400 MM aaM d BRANCH IN THE COUNTY OF name JOHN DOE being Hclinom. pulad from tha dala ol ma bond! MONMOUTH STATE OF NEW. JOHN DOE. huaband d MARTIN FRED D. BARKALOW end MRS •• bjBon M nlo Of amount oMMraad by mia ordmom. la Iho saslsrly curb lino d MyrBa CLAYTON. SOW name JOHN there for awhile," said Deputy Police Chief Avonuo Along ma north aide d JERSEY ON MARCH 12. tBSS> FREO D BARKALOW. hi. wM. a TNo band or«- ISyoora. AND WILL BE FURTHER CON- DOE Doing hctrOou.. ALFORD Ronald Pardini. Jdme Avonuo (Hwy. 301 HEYERS. a/k/a ALFORD P. DOROTHY BARKALOW and (c) Tho SupplamanMI Ooot SIDERED FOR FINAL PASSAGE JOHN DOE. huaband ol ssnrMl of. SM.000. Including BM attor me Bret putwreOnn thered ad by tha Local From epolnl 225 feet weal of ot AFTER A PUBLIC HEARING HEYERS. and IVA F. HEYERS. The seven were arraigned and released on their own ol S1M0 oo Mo OMn poy awilBBr iwraJbl JkxTbVlBBfBfl Sktl Df sHidad the weatarty curb Una ot MyrBa nto wtM: CHARLES T. HEYERS DOROTHY BARKALOW. aald hoo boon duly THEREON AT A REGULAR nemo JOHN DOE being llcllllous. • own recognizance after a hearing before Magis- rr««« required by the Local Bond by ma LOOM Bond Law praparadandNadmmaotncaol Avonuo M o pom 400 MM aaM d MEETING OF THE CITY COUN- and MRS. CHARLES T. HEYERS. La*. Tno down payment bj now INTRODUCED err..- BM seeterty curb Una d Myrtle hi. wtkK EDWARD A. HEVERS NELLIE EOELANO and BARNEY-' Itwl Ctaffc, OJHO • OOntpVOTa) AM" CIL CHAMBERS S44 BROAD- EOELAND. her huabond: CLARK trate Sally Edkins. wMb, by AU ol praam February 26. 160O Avonuo. Along Ihe eeet aMO d WAY. LONG BRANCH NEW and MRS. EDWARD A. HEYERS. tor down payment or (or capHal Myrtle Avenue his wile. AARON J. SMITH ond S INMAN. o/k/a CLARK BID- "I sure don't want to be arrested," Roth said STATEMENT Boon Mad m ma 0BI00 ol mo JERSEY ON MARCH IS. DERS INMAN. and SARAH Improvement purpoaaa m ono or THE BONO ORDINANCE PUB- OMctor ot ma OhMon of Local From e pomt 40 MM norm d l«8i JENNIE C. DEFAZIO CITY KATE B. SMITH, o/k/a moro provlouoly adopted BM northerly curb Hno d Jollno CATHARINE B SMITH, hie wife. ELIZABETH INMAN. Hla WtM. after the hearing. "But it seems that the LISHED HEREWITH HAS BEEN - — MthaDa- CLERK JOHN DOE. husband d ETHEL I FINALLY ADOPTED ON MARCH partmant ol Community Attain Avonuo (Hwy. 30) to a point 200 March IS SB39B JOHN A. SMITH end MRS. JOHN (Lutheran) church is determined not to let these Section 2. In ordar 10 imonco MM aouth d me eoutherty curb A. SMITH, Me wile. MELISSA A INMAN. aaM name JOHN DOE 12. IBSS AND THt 20 DAY at M S*Mo d Naar Janay. Such being fictitious. 0 LEWIS INMAN people worship." tna coal ollno Improvement or PERIOD OF LIMITATION WITHIN IbjUlimil ahowa that ma groee Una d Jollno Avonuo (Hwy. 36) SMITH, a/k/a E MELISSA purpooo not oovorad by apps- Along BM WOM MOW d Myrtle NOTICE SMITH. a/«/a ELIZABETH and MRS O. LEWIS INMAN. hi. WHICH A SUIT. ACTION OR debt o< me Crlyae denned In the wits. JAMES A. INMAN and "All we were doing is going to worship," he canon ot tna down paymanl. PROCEEDING QUESTIONING MELISSA BENSON and OSCAR Local Bond Law la mcrwaeed by AND SUPPLEMC HTING BENSON, her huaband; IRA A MARTHA INMAN. hit wtto; WIL- THE VALIDITY OF SUCH ORDI- BWWWJvVVBjOn OS VaV WValOSJ From o pomt 114 MM norm d said. "We were not disorderly in any way. They CMAPUR IIV. BUM.OINOS STRICKLIN and MRS IRA A LIAM 0 DAVIS and MRS WIL- IXoroad lo bo aeued ki me NANCE CAN Bt COMMENCED, the northerly curb une d Jdlne LIAM O DAVIS, ha wile. JOHN gave us no time to disperse or any reason why we principal amount ot S2S.SO0 AS PROVIDED IN THE LOCAL and noao anxwod in Baa bond Avonuo (Mwy 30) to a pomt 206 ANO HOUStNO. OF THE STRICKLIN, hi. ante: ALMA REVIBID GENERAL STRICKLIN HOWLAND end DOE. Husband of HELEN I REID poreuant lo no Local Bond Low. BOND LAW, HAS BEGUN TO &JJ7^000nd the MM ooum M BM southerly curb said name JOHN DOE being llc- should disperse and as we turned to leave, we RUN FROM THE DATE OF THE S d Jdlne Avanua (Hwy 36). LEWIS BARMORE HOWLAND. InenOcIo, ba wtmm aa «o OF THI CITY Of her huaband. IRA STRICKLIN tilious. JOHN DOE. husband ol were arrested." FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS praaenbad by that Law Along Ihe aouth aideadRhrln HELEN LOUISE REID, aald name licipation notoo ara hofOby Avenue LONO BRANCH HOWLAND. o/k/a IRA S HOWL- STATEMENT. BE IT ORDAINED by the City AND. and MIRIAM BARNES JOHN DOE being fictitious. autnartiod lo bo Hauod purauorrl JENNIE C. DEFAZIO. From ma waaterfy curb line 0* JOHN DOE. husband of BETMA to and wnhln ma KmrlaHona Myrtle Avonuo to a pomt SB tool Council ot the City ol Long HOWLAND. hi. wife. I REID CITY CLERK enpenaa Bated m and permitted Branch. In tha County ol Mon- HOWLANO and FLORENCE M W SCHENCK, said name JOHN oraacrlbad by ma Local Bond under N.J.SA. 4OA2-2O la m westerly meretrom. Along the DOE being fictitious. LOTTA C north aide ol Rrvtngton Avonuo moufh and State d Now Jeroey HOWLAND. his wire. MURIEL dudad m ma aaamaled coal in- •hat Chapter XIV. Building, and HOWLAND. a/k/a MURIEL BURKE, a/k/a LOTTA CLERI Socaon 1. (a) Tho lmpro«a- dicated herein tor me pur poee or From tho woaterty curb line ol SURKE. and JOHN DOE. hua- monl hocoby autttoruad and mo MyrBa Avanua to a point 35 feel Houelng. d tha Rovtaed General HOWLAND LOWRV. and RICH- aaa tatontown 233 Long Branch B ND ORDINANCE OD Ordinance, ol me City d Long ARD I. LOWRV. her huaband. band of LOTTA C BURKE, a/k/a purpooa tor 0<0 financing ol INO FOR THE ACaUSmON OF iaoaon T. AS grant monajo ro- «uteri, therefrom Myrtle Av- LOTTA CLERI BURKE, aaid Ml cover*. ., appk. Branch ba and la hereby further GARRET W ERR1CKSON and PUBLIC NOTICE which ma bondo ara to bo Uauod PRPROPERTIEO S FOR THt CON- oahad lor me purpooa Oeeortbed MRS. OARRET W ERRtCKSON. name JOHN DOE bong HctiUoua. PUBLIC NOTICE a the down payment, la tho acquuitton ol 0 computer STRUCTION OF A PARKING In nanmm 3 haraol ahaN ba ap- Atong mo OOM Hda d Myrtle Ma wtto. WILLIAM B SUTPMIN EDGAR QRANDIN SCHANCK J ± — a • J *fc Bj*a> BBbah ^* — Section 1. Section 14-3.4. given that Robert A. DeSanctla nagowabla bonda are hereby tvno rtHaUMi BjOTja LOT. IN AND BY THE CITY OF _ _ ^t abbbWa^ak Owh ill. ». i| r^ an rm air^# 1^ Avenue ai and HANNAH E SUTPMIN. Ms end MRS EDGAR OHANDIN he. made appkoalton M mo eumortiod M bo aauod m ma partmant ol Bunding and Da- LONG BRANCH. IN THE COUN- From the northerly curb line ol Amendment! to Code, ahall be pf*#s3 OrVvfaw 10 QBTBJIJI payrTvasni ov amended and eupplemenlod to wife, ELLA L SUTPHIN. a/k/e SCHANCK. hla wllo. MARY Eatontown Zoning Board d Ad- principal amount d SSOO.OOO vatopmanl Ol BuUdlng and Pa- TY OF MOHMOUTH. NEW JER- me COM ol Bw Improvement or 10 Broadway to a point 35 feet north ELLA S THOMPSON. ANO MR ELIZABETH OAKLEY end JOHN luetment tor a variance to permit pursuant M BM Local Bond Low. «oUpmoM In mo CM. ol — - - therefrom Along tha won 0M0 d DOE. husband d MARY ELIZA- sued Dureuenl to BM ordmanca. (a) Section 111 d me NewTHOMPSON, huaband d ELLA lha addition d a deck to the skle In anaopoaon d me leeuenca d (b) Tha mnilllJ manrnum ! ANO AUTMORU1NO Tha amount ot obligation! MyrBa Avonuo L. SUTPHIN. a/k/a ELLA S. BETH OAKLEY aald name JOHN d BM UoMM Home within 11 ft tha bonda. naQOwVaoia bond ao* From mo northerly curb line ol Jeraey 8MH Housing Code la DOE being fictitious; GRANDIN amount ot bondo oc nolao 10 bo authorued but not hauod horo. amended and supplemented to THOMPSON; GEORGIANNA troHs Hwa) flaowtt Mobrta Mortva In a tttlpolton notes ara hereby imdar aruui bo raduoad 10 tha Broadway to a point S4 feel north SUTPHIN. a/k/a GEORGIANNA W SCHENCK end LILLIAN H R10-MH Zone on BM ptsmltat authorued to be Moued purauant purpcea la a. stated in Section 2 rood as follows SCHENCK. ha WtM. TRUSTEES CITY TO FINANCE PART OF •oant mat moh lunda ara ao Section ill In addition 10 all ALDERMAN and MR. aeergnoMd aa Btook 1 it LoM 23 herad. THE COST THEREOF ol Broadway ALDERMAN, husband ol GEOfl- OF THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRIS- proooriQOjQ by tha Local oooo From a point 70 feat WMI of the othor mean, of enforcing tMa TIAN ASSOCIATION OF FREE- • 34 atao known aaliSWaaMitg- (c) The sumslia COM d the BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY Section a The fun faith and amendment, n shall aloo be en- QlANNA SUTPHIN. a/k/a OEOR- tonSI. Improvement or purpooo 10 COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF credit ol ma CNy ere hereby weeterty curb lino d Myrtle OIANNA ALDERMAN; WILLIAM HOLO. NEW JERSEY UN- Section 3. (al Tha improve- Avonau to a point SS toM aait d forced In accordance with the KNOWN OWNERS OR UN- A puMlc hooting eM bo IMKM equal M BM amount of Ihe ap- LONG BRANCH. IN THE COUN- following provisions B SUTPHEN. a/k/a WILLIAM B Iho Borough Han. 47 Broad ment hereby authorltad ond TY OF MONMOUTH. NEW JER- d me prmd«ai d end me the caalerty curb line of Myrtle (1) No change. SUTPHIN and MRS WILLIAM B KNOWN CLAIMANTS, his or he* SH*. Ulontown. on April tu. purpoee lor mo imonomg SEY (not lee> man two-tMrda ol Intoreal on tha obllgatlone Avenue. Along the eouth aide ol SUTPHEN. a/k/e MRS WILLIAM Or their hairs. dSMlsaOS and par IMS 01 1:00 P M OOCMIIIOnb) which the bonds ara to ba leet Sacbon 4 All bond anticipation (2) No change. B SUTPHIN. hie wrte, CARRIE tonal reproaenMttvoe ol all d the authoruad by tine bond ordi- (3) No change. above named part*, and hit. and plant Mod by ma 0901100111 • the oonMructlon of a 20 foot notao Moued haroundor iw ooncurrlngl AS FOLLOWS: nance Tha obegetione •herl ba From the prolongation d the W SUTPHIN ond JOHN DOE. ara ovsiable lor Hiepat.buii dur- wide omemenlol concrete side- mature at ouch bmoa oe may Ba Section 1. Tho Improvaniant waeterly curb lino ol Myrtle Av- (4) No charge ot fifteen (SIS) husband ol CARRIE w her or their, or any d their auc- walk along Ocean Avanua donors to cover the coot ot initial cooaora in right . tita ond mo ragular bualnaM houra 01 mo determined by ma chlel financial dunrlbld In Section J of mi. ma City, and ma Cay ahaH ba onuo and amending 102 leal SUTPHIN. told namaJOHN DOE Borough Ha*. Zoning Room. 47 ~ n provldod that no note bond ordlnonco le horeby teterty therefrom. Inapecllon In connection with being fictitious. JOHN DOE. hue- IntaroM; STATE OF NEW JER- mature later man one yaar QC.gMSd K> levy ad valorem such appHcallon and hr.l re- SEY. Odendante Broad Street Ealonlown oumorbjod to ba undonakon by knee upon OS the taxable real From lha prolongation d the band ol FLORENCE V March IS HM na dale. Tho nolaa ahat ma City ol Lang Branch. New easterly curb line d Myrtle Av- Inspection tor leasehold units SUTPHIN. said name JOHN DOE acoplno Improvomonu from boar mtoraot at ouch rota or rataa enue end extondmg 44 MM east- and a huonty-nva (125) donor Mo being fictitious. ELIZA LILLIAN TAKE NOTICE that the Court UMIMIto MadMon Avonuo and ba In ouch form aa may bo j arty therefrom. Anemic Avenue tor said Inspection and Krai re- THOMPSON and JOHN DOE. has appointed lha 12th day ol mam. Fov r mmoa Miipiovomanl or Mapoctton tor a resale tee Any to EM Cky. determined by Ihe cruel financial deacrlbad m Section 3. ' and Branchport Avonuo husband ol ELIZA LILLIAN April, ttos. between me hours d M1CeH»N«c» omoar Tha chlel Unenclel o MBon M roto ar amount Along tho wool side ol requests for a eecond or suboe- THOMPSON, aald name JOHN an o'clock In me foronoon and (b) TIM maximum Saoaon S. Thla bond ordi- quent rolnapoetton ohaN bo 00- three o'clock in the onernoon. amount d bonda or noMa M ba aunt M UOO.OOO. including Iho nance anas lake effect 20 day. Branchport Avanua DOE being iwmoue; MORTIMER From the northerly auto d comp.nied by an additional STAFFORD THOMPSON and prevailing time, at tho Office d lasusti Mr BM Improvement or sum ol 125.000 at line down pay- twentylive IS2SI doMra fee All Robert N Forrek. Tea Cdtoctor purpoee la aa stated In Section 2 purauanl to line ordinance, and ment required by me Local Bond Bordon Place M a point 446 tool MRS. MORTIMER STAFFORD SECTION SS-1S OF THE RE- etler final adoption, ee auch feoe shall ba paid to the THOMPSON, his wile. LOIS d the Townahip d Freehold. Mil- f Af AAt ncj • •Q'f Law. Tha down paymaM a now northerly therefrom Along the odmlnletrellve end enforcing VISED QENEBAL ORDI (c) The aaamoMd coat d mo avensme by virtue d provMon y ma LOOM Bond Law. aaM aide M Branchport Avanua SUTPHEN THOMPSON and ruclpal BuUdkig. Schanck and INTRODUCED authority el me urn. the appli- JOHN DOE. huaband d LOIS SWrweH Owner Road. FraokoM. improvement or purpooo la for down payment or for ceprtol From tho aoutherty curb line d cation la wed or requeet made "" ~1BC?POT3SB equal M BM amount of the op- linofovamaM putpaaaa mono or FEBRUARY 20. 1006 AMnbc Avonuo to a pomt 100 SUTPHEN THOMPSON, aald Municipal Bunding. Schanck end STATEMENT and ahaa not be refundable. name JOHN DOE being fictitious. SUUwoH Corner Rood. Freehold. more previou.ty edoplod tHE BONO ORDINANCE PU* Hefty tha Irom. Along Now Jeraoy. as the loot lime and to ct lo mo Budget!. mo north aide d Awanoc Avanua HELEN A. THOMPSON. Indl- THB FREER MAtUM LIBHED HEREWITH HAS BEEN Section 2. RopaMor Tho re- place, when ond whore one or Sedton 4, AH bond enoclpaaon provlalonrovlalona ol N.N.J.S.J BAA . Section 2. m onMr M Onanaa FINALLY ADOPTED ON MARCH From the prolongation d the notaa leeued hereunder ahaM 40A:2-S(e>. The chief financiaill d* ^ me ooat d me Improvement or easarly curb Una ot Bronchport mainder ol all other aecllon. and vMueHy and 00 Eaecutrlx d tho any d you ahau pay to me pia.n Bf IT OROAINf 0 by ma ti 0JH| Th 12. 1SSS ANO THE 20 DAY subsections d the atoreman- Ml S0.43S.S2. tha amount found mature M auch Hmea as may ba floor la hereby authorued to ea> purpooa not oovoraa' by apoa- FCRIOOOF LIMITATION WITHIN Avanua to a pomt 100 MM east Last WIH ot GEORGE JAMES ship Comrnmeo ol ma TowneNp datormlnad by the chtol hnandal part or OH d lha noMa Irom lime ca*Joo of ttwS 4jta"jrti paMiswfjni« arty therefrom Cedar Avanua tlOAOCt Of dtfianca not apacntcaHy STERLING THOMPSON. JR. to bo duo on account d Ihe prin- d COM Hook ao HBoaw 1 WHICH A SUIT. ACTION OR amended by mia ordinance sh.ll cipal, interest, subsequent Hone ditoer; provided BMt no noM to lima at pubbc or private sale naocvJaxbta boooa a* a roaa*as^f PROCEEDING QUESTIONING a/k/a O. J. STERLING THOMP- 1. Tno urgiUMna ot SoMon she* mature later Ma ona year and M dekver mam M auoSortosd M be kaued M BM Along the north aide d Cedar remain In lull Mroa ond effect SON: RICHARD S. THOMPSON. and chergee. on lha Tax Sale SB-IS ol mo mllHOonarol Or- THI VALIDITY OF SUCH OROI Section 3 InconaMtenl Ordi- Caruncle No S2-7S Issued by prtndpal amotnH M 0475.000 NANCE CAN BE COMMENCED Avonuo Individually and aa Trustee OaTwaWavOT OT *T*a HBwwusnsp cw* nances All ordmenooe or pone Iho Tax Collecting Officer M J 1 purauwtto me Looal Bond Law AS PROVIDED IN THE LOCAL From a point 500 MM west d under and Executor d BM LOM and be m auoh term aa may be In anttctoooon M ma aeuenee d ma waatotly curb Hno d WoM- thereof InoonMMont wtm me WHI d GEORGE JAMES STER- M LAND COMPANY, plaintiff. BONO LAW. MAS BEGUN TO d this ordlnonco ore together with taxed coats ol thr. dote. M BM daM M deevery me bonde. negoUeMe bond «n RUN FROM THI DATE OF THE wood Avenue M O point IBS MM LING THOMPSON. JR.. a/k/a G laltone al BM Freer Halura BatpaUan noMe are hereby ol me easterly curb line of Weet- aa to auch In- J. STERLING THOMPSON. DER- suit, covering premise, situate m thereof Tha OMM ManaMJ ot- FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS ma Townahip d Freehold, in BM Preserve ara amended lo •car le directed to report In wrtl- eumoruad to be leeuad purauanl STATEMENT. wood Avonuo. Along Iho south RICK C. BARKALOW and MRS. provide mat bom ma SMM M MM) wMNn BM I" aide ol Cedar Avenue Section 4 SoverebHlty. » any DERRICK C BARKALOW. hla County d Monmouth and SUM Pekoe M ma Stato at New jaraay JENNIE C. DEFAZIO. section, paragraph, subdivision, wife, JAMES E BARKALOW and d Now Jeraay. described ee Id- preeonbed by me Lo CITY CLERK From mo eoMerty curb une d and BM com Neck TowraMp dale whan any ma or delivery of Van Court Avonuo M a pom douse or provlaton d this ordi- SARAH J. BARKALOW. KM wile. Iowa on the Tax Duplicate for mo PoBoa. including BM Special me none purauanl to thla ordi- Mat. IS 07.30 2724 MM tslllrty therdrom nance ahall bo adludged Invelld. CONOVER BARKALOW end veer otsele such adjudication ahau apply Panaa. are auBiuiuaa aa aM duatve ailBlim aa M aa auch nance la made Such report muat """kjuxt!!: a'lMiililld From mo waatorly curb Hno d DOROTHY BARKALOW. hie BEING KNOWN 00 Ld 4S. term m sub ascaona A, a. and C »3 Lone Irancti Van Court Avonuo to o pom 30 only to the eacMn. paragraph, wMo; HUGH N. BARKALOW. SMCk 10S. Jackson. Mill Rood. ^^^^^^^^ aa u^^a ^H^M! purpoae Mr BM ftMMMg d subdivision, dauaa or provteion d SooBan 3S-1S M antoraa BM which me bonda ara to be aeued Nonca _ VFOfronv AtonQ MINNIE BARKALOW and JOHN Freehold. New Joraoy. ruMo and riaulaaori gmdmg herawnder may ba ranowad hwn aide d Van Court Av- ao adjudged and mo remainder DOE. huabond ot MINNIE HORN. KAPLAN GOLDBERG conduct m ma Fraar Nature •ma to Brno eubrect M SM a ma muHHUn M ptopsmas AN ORDINANCE AMENDtNO ol thla wrjlnenc. ahau be de- GORNY * DANIELS AND SUPPLEMENTING enue provisions ol N.J.B.A. From me southerly curb ana d R. 4OA:2-O NANCES OF THE CITY OF LONO •outnsy tnafafo Q its oaaaage and pubucanon ar> BARKALOW. Na MM; MARY L. SS-tB re- WOM 0M0 d Von Court Avenue BARKALOW; MRS. ALBERT W. ClbCenMr BMP,. Suite 500 MimaMpubuoor prtvrueaaM ma provauna d ma .. Lot 7 end Bsook 202 LOB 0 BE IT ORDAINED by lha City From mo aouBMrty curb line d BARKALOW. wife d ALBERT W. Atlantic City. NJ 00401 3. TMWOMI Ordinance she* and M deliver mem M Iho "TIWOTOINANCE PUBLIBH- (SO*) 34S-4SU tothooxtomdonylnccTllllincy Council d mo City d Long Cedar Avanua M a pomt SS MM ED HEREWITH WAS IN- BARKALOW; RUTH BARKALOW i upon reoelpt southerly therefrom. Along me Dated March IS. 1B0S otpeymenldmep i i 'Sim. The raomirtlnn M BM amount d bonda or notes to be Branch, in mo County d Man- TRODUCED AT A REGULAR ELY and JOHN DOE. huaband d Mar II S00M it pramukjMad by ma Local moum and SMM d Haw Jersey, OOM CMC of vreetwood Avenue MEETING OF THE CITY COUN- RUTH BARKALOW ELY. said r,s3ncV CIMMet XI. Traffic, d the f toffl th# rvoctharty oufo Hoa of CIL OF THE CITY OF LONO M ma I CH" ._. sad Oenerai Oroanencoe d Cedar Avanua to a point 70 MM BRANCH IN THE COUNTY OF \ssra. le) Tha eellmeted coot M BM me city d Long Branch, ba northerly Iharetrom Along mo MONMOUTH STATE OF NEW proved by ma oKotor d ma Improvomant or purpoee la lurth.r amended and sup WOM side d Wootwood Avonuo JERSEY ON MARCH 12. IBM instang next suoosiotng mo Dhrtaton d Local Oo»ernmont aquM to the amount of the op- From tho northerly curb line d AND WILL BE FURTHER CON- Townahip d Cora Heck hau on dato when any aala or dekvery of Servtoaa la m BM wMh ma dork _ -j _ .j _ - - , _,j_ OBawwaMb— Section 1. Section 11-3. Peril- Cedar Avanua to a potnl 70 MM SIDERED FOR FINAL PASSAGE Februery 26. 1000. M 0:00 P.M. me notoa pursuant to ma ordt- and la aveaebie there for public ing, Subeecoon 11-3.S. No Stop- northerly therefrom Ocean Av- AFTER A PUBLIC HEARING MAKE IT YOURSELF prOpnoPOn nafaso rnaoa ma* a M me Townahip He*. Cedar nanoe la made Such report must inapaoBon. ping or Standing. Schedule XI. enue and Lincoln Avenue THEREON AT A REOULAR Ortve. Cora Nook. New Jeraoy. M Include the amount, the deecrlp- Section a Tha Wtowmg ad- ahall ba .mended and aup- Along 0M north aide d Lincoln Sactton 4 AJI tx>od anttcipalton MEETING OF THE CITY COUN- which time end place as peraon. BMI. BM MaraM role end the *d aa followa by adding Avnoue CIL CHAMBERS 344. BROAD- daeulng » be heard thereon wW maturity ochtduto d me notae m. fotkMng oddlUon* From the westerly sloe d Lin- WAY, LONO BRANCH NEW aoM. BM prtoe octamad and BM mafcrfa «1 auch ttmaa aa may bo etraeu Waal End Avenue ond coln Avenue JERSEY ON.MARCH 20. 10SS name d me purcheeer (a) Tha Improvement or Oa*asw F"BFiaO PT WlBj CkTwySj" •wlfoM'wJawjl Weatwood Avenue From Ihe westerly curb line d JENNIE C. DEFAZIO dltoer, provWod mM no noes Ocean Avonuo M a pom! SO MM purpoee deacrlbed In Section 3 aha« mature atar then one yoer Along mo norm aMo M WoM End CITY CLERK d true bond ordmanoo a not a aVwahdwIFOIna MxwWm. OVOa-*—fc— V TawaIniv aajaaMxwnoaBBaa BWlatJBWHAM*B Avenue weeurly therefrom Along mo March IS S3S 20 ka»ab> omanoadtooontormwtm GurfOfst axpatnaa. It lo on Ml* bear Intoreetat euch rest or retoa From a point 70 feet seal ol tha aouth OHM d Lincoln Avenue the provMUne d tha ordinance pio.amonl or purpoao BMt the and ba In auch torm aa may ba oaalstly curb une d WoMwood From the w.slarly curb Una d totheaxtontdanylnconaletonCY City may lawfully under**, aa a Avanua M a pom 70 MM woM d Opaan Avanua » a pom 00 MM MONMOUTH COUNTY Ml CoWa Mack lieiewtm. TIM fwtokibon In the oanacal ifripfo^rBjeWTTaflt, ana no BM weatarly curb Una of Weat- westerly therefrom Along the LONG BRANCH 5n4ie1taiu>pratly daHQn It I piuiliuMaMrJ by BM Local part M BM OOM morad haa boon wood Avo. Along Iho south side OOM aldo d Ocoon Avnouo Please take notice that Iho fol- Today's Crafts Irulyaitjaidlng on Ug 15 inch noa Board *owmg full detail or shall be apedauy aaaeesed on d WoM End Avanua From tho southerly curb Una d lowing decision, wore given by aautni. Mrrwardcno to crochet - -awp" •—«-• properly specially benefited From a point 70 leal east ol ma OartMM Rood to e point u Mat me .Board d Ad/ustmanl at its HI 2 CoJon. MMltl 757 cirxlwl and oic Hal program aa ap- oaaarty curb Hno d WoMwood westerly therefrom meeting d March 11. IMS cwactonj. coxjri icMmn, kf proved by BIO Director d BM (b) The period ot unluln ill of Avanua to a point 70 lew weal of The resolutions d Anthony Palermo, block 130 Ml S and afohin of syrrjtiaBc wonM DhMon d Looal Government ina irti^io*""**rTaon< o** psjkfooaa BM weetorty curb Una d WoM- OartMM Terrace a on Me wtm the Clerk wrthm ma kmtauona d tha Local wood Avenue. Along tho coat From mo northerly curb line d Joaaph Palermo. Mock 130 tot 7 were reed and did not pass since andlaav Bond Law. according to mo Ms M time eubact M BM Moode dd Waohood * OartMId Tatraoo to a point 45 reeaonaoa MM maraor oom- provlalona ol N.J.S.A. MM northerly therefrom Along the requested vsrl.ncea were tor t AM50C From a point 70 MM south d ma wan aldo of ocean Avonuo ueo along wtm bulk duo M me i 6 Tha fouowmg ad- putod from the dato d the bonda 40A 2-6(a). The chief fmandeld- mo ooutheny curb Una d WM each panam tot pnuge and NATURB euthortaad by ma ordmanoa. a s Itoar a hereby euthorMsd to eon From Iho southerly curb Una d feel that lha motion to approve liaBoTa BTB iMTBby * End Avenue to e point 70 feat hananj loot ft B E IT ORDAINEO D trbyy Iththe Townow - pert or and the notaa Irom bma Lincoln Avenue to a potnl» MM the vartoneee roc erven only lour ahlp CCommittee ol tthh a TownahiToahip north of tha northerly curb Una of rioutftony tftac atf Ofn affirmative votee and which vari- (Cl TIM Supplemental DaM Wool End Avonuo. Along ance, require, five affirmative ol Cofa Nei* a. tottow. (a) The Improvomont or Statement required by the Local and M deHvar them lo From tha northerly curb lino d LAURA WHEELER 1. Tho provlalona d Section WOM aMa d Woolwood Avenue Lincoln Avonuo to a point 234 vote, m order tor the uae vari- purpoee deeenbed In Section 3 Bond Low haa Baan duly From e point 70 MM ooum d ance to ba granted thus both 3»-S otlharavraed General Ordt- d we bond ordmanca la not 0 prepered and mod m the office d feat norther ry therefrom MaatMafirafl •*-•--• Rl nencee of the Tovmehip of Cone mo southerly curb Une d Wool application, wore denied on o current oaponaa. It It on Im- the Clerk, and a UUIIIUIMO ax- statutory baala Tha Resolution to tt-t daM of 233 Long mVancti 233 Long Bfanch d VltaM. block 130 tot 1 denying fWMwenn utpi. DI ment d rulea and regulations M SbTrnaybMlulryunSbjko aa o bean Mad m mo office d ma ihorool. Th« chM woW ma raquaoMd uas and bulk vari- parka and nature proaervaa la general Improvement ond no Director of tha Ohrteton of Local floBf -t CWrKtafd tO nMVt Ml Wftt* emended to provide mat bom part of me ooat thereof hea been too to ffva> As^rtaVrwnQ OOSjry tw •*• ^A N ORDINANCE AMEMOIHO.-3-. AMO BUPPLEMENTINO CHAPTER TIN Daily Rofisttr ma SMM PoMa d ma state d or ahall M specially a on maaang nStl auaaaaSng BM Thiea appeeobon d TrWto. owe at-MMraant BM., WSHtaM. New Jaraay and tha CdM Nook property apaclaHy bondllod of the Suva of New Jeraey Such data when any aala or dekvery of s loIt 13.02 reques_ t tor bulk van Township PoBoa. nalamonl ahowa mat mo groee ancaase warwere denied The appliappt - n mn MM IN> Maa. ma nolae purauanl to thle ordi- bT~BM~Cjly JVMISII BTBM Cky d Long AMrtll. OS, FBBva rWBMT. SpaoMiPoMa. (b) The period of uaefutneae of debt of the City aa denned In the nance la made. Such report muet W (jW Pjl*aBBB^Fo^wOjw4TI. Sa*4jwy l*aTw wQ{W9]/t \w\WR cation d Breakwater, block IS Local Bond Law la Increeeed by Include the amount, the deacrlp- Chapter HIV. Evading end timing M BM Rsvasd OeaerM tot 5 was carried to the April S. 1SSS agende ol tha Board wWUn me nmrteaona of tha Local BM eulhoruatton d BM bonda TJO. vvft# lr)tBja*#aT# 4 rttta) ##ti] fnaj Oidfiiansss M BM CS> at Lang Branch be end a hereby hrrthor to me j . • • ^»«^afcj*»afcjfl Ldt U|l> BuoaiuB* without further notification or 85 Nsadlecritl Cjukg - ISO fs&sstas BWO "O*JBJ# prTOV*OBjO in VTvSj IKVM7 maturity aohaduthdt a d BBM notoe publication. pkn Maigm. tl * 50c p s n. add. the orloa obtained and tha rulee and legJetlon. guiding putod from the data ol ma bond. ordmanoo by SM.500. ond mo By ordar ol: Bookl»2 50« JOcOKlipall conduct in parka and nature Paolo D Paone authoruod By HIM ordtnanco. la 1 13-FMMM preeervee within the TownaNp of 222 tatontown 222 tatonlown RSCEPYACLIS Board of Adjustment Chairman Com Nook. 10 March 10 SUM ttTC (o)**The SuppMmonwl OoM One aa SB RacopMoMa. , ISJ-IJ aaBj Mr Tauy 2. All othor terme and Statement required by tha Local NOTICE Of ANNUAL SCHOOL DWJTRKT ELECTION OF THE provlalona d Section 3S-S re- BOARD OF BOUCATION OF THE BOOXWOH OF EATONTOWN IN Far aoch eejdMenol *a reaeetadea or fraotten thereof 1BHaw*«Ml(Tlitaeb«l] main In fun torca and affect, Band Law haa boon duly THI COUNTY OP MOHMOUTHY, NEW JERSEY. ON APRH. 2, t pwraeea er ixMM^n. wire ^se, PUBLIC NOTICE 3. Tha wtmm Ordinance than pracaradandmodlntheomoeof I^HU^^e. auttota wMI swltefiaa th AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ma Clerk, and a uompnu aa- lane enact oner adoption and NOTICE IS" HEREBY OIVEN to lha legal voter, d ma School • ra«aate«taa m i " ~ ' AND SUPPLEMENTING AN OR- Louvo Wtvaalaf Dietrict ot tho Borough d BatonMwn, m the County d Monmouth, DINANCE ENTITLED THE RE- Tha foregoing ordinance waa been filed m BM office d the Now Joraay. BMt me annual olacBcn d ma Maal woMia d mo OMWcl VISED GENERAL ORDINANCES C B A f I 5 introduced and poaaadatnral Director d tha Orvlelon of Local for lha etcrjon ol three member, of tha Board of Education and for OF THE CITY OF LONG other purpoaaa vrlll be held • I 300 P.M. on AprH 2. lOSD Far aMh ijTaiaViTil 26 mm er k.uat. maraat I 00 BRANCH. IN THE COUNTY OF mTranUcSnlnnrSmi partmant d Community Arlatra MOTOR OR ELECTRIC DCVICB MONMOUTH. STATE OF NEW Townahip d Cow Nook hew on Tha pom wW ramam open unw a 00 P.M. and aa much longer aa of me Stato ol Hew Jaraay. Such ba necaaaary to permit all tha legal votora than preaant to vote Far aoen meesr er eleeejMM owwee d ena heraeavwer or mere JERSEY 1070 CHAPTER XV February 20. 1S0S. end win come the, ene hsrsiaawtt, (at taoro men ooo liBtasttj, me Mo ohoS BEACHES ADOPTED JANUARY up for fmal oanotdoraaon and debt d mo cay aa denned Rmo 64.00 eoeh 20. 1071 ANO AMENDMENTS ptttigt M Ihe ...— Local Bond Law la Increeeed by THERETO (FEES IBM) Dlatrlcl will vole at the rL_ BMaMa, as meeong ot aald governing body •M aumorttanon d the bond. Miciaaialaaj INTRODUCED: FEBRUARY M. Mbahatdon MarahM. IBM.at and notaa provided m thle bond Three mam bar. of the Board of Education win be elected lor three 1009 year arms each • ••Mis 0 0:00 P.M. M BM TownoNp Haa, ordinance by 0000,000. ond BM font, e.g. ADOPTED: MARCH 12, 1065 bB omartaad haroM**; Note: A member d Ih. Board of Education must ba of legal voting Coder Drive, Cone Neck. Now age. muat be a cl titan and a resident d BM school district Mr al least Tha above Ordmanca waa fi- na Jlh (i BUTfB rSWTJB sn, alllllla even. eeuna. nally adopted at a Ragular Meet- two years Immediately preceding ha d her appointment or MocBon ', Bee and oa heMera. m deainng M bo heard praecrlbed by thai Law. and muat ba auto to reed and to writo. Ha or she ohaH ml ba Ing d tha City Council. ww bo given full op- Interested directly or Indirectly In any contract or claim against tho JENNIE C OEFAZIO FMkbjl'l ' at a vie i[PANEL City CMrkMor. IB S7.2O tfamd wlOM (MM k M IN FASHION Board. J Al tha annual election will be submitted propositions for voting Pot each aatvtaa penal al ISO saptrss er Maa. 110 00 Siajni r--| CMOM conon under N.J.S.A. 40*2-20 a In- For eech eervtco peaat of more then 106 etapatoe capaoKy the PUBLIC NOTICE kn«. pongM. Mn. err** cluded in me ssHmatort coat m- taxa. for tho following reapacttva purpoeaa: leaahak be mcraeoed OS .00 Mr each 106 efwpere Morement or FOR CURRENCUENT EXPENSES S2.S0S.027.00 AN ORDINANCE ftMKNamtm -uses dKatod harem tor the purpoae or AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISI- 1 FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY SUM 8 10 20 233 Long •ranch The total amount thought M ba nipm.ry la "M.TMMTJ. 12.0. M • av wB%a psjp^yaav aa asjo^^^a^BBBaj TION OF VARIOUS sSonTlMAltl grgrana t monlea re- PROPERTIES FOR CREATION oerved tor the purpoee deacrlbad Note The term''currant expenaos" a prlnclpola. laachara' lanHora' Mid modloal^Ito InopacMra' ' saiariaal . turii. Mxtbooko, achod OF A PUBLIC PARKING LOT Of LUIIOlrt wW BJW -M^ ^ ,,,, _ . %^ .,1, _ ,, — — --.I* • PMJOflvBajwB. ftafla trarujponatlon d pupla, tuWon d pupUs attending WITHIN THE CITY OF LONG pBaO aWnajw VO (IWBJfCT pWyilafJIM Qf owjjan^svajaai. riwi »oonaant of the Board d Education. wtm ttia earvtos"i>enal ochooMe M Moo BRANCH. IN THE COUNTY OF mecoMdthelmprov«maritor» achoola In other dlatrkrta with thed the Secretary, d me custodian ol MONMOUTH. STATE OF NEW payment d maoMMMMno a- school llbrerlae. compt - ~ I. truant achool., Ineurenoe. JERSEY sued purauant to ma ordinance achool monMaand da ^^ M Bo Moo Ikon (minimum fee for any INTRODUCED FEBRUARY 26. Tha amounl ol obligations malnanance ol planl and Incidental expenees. n.MrOfHenpimfn AM 50c euthorited but not aeue.»d here- -_AA, th-Xe .annuaA l election, the following win be submitted: BwiMMHtQ POOLS lisi under shell ba lartmad M ma PROPOSAL 01 aacli pamrn kx posttgt and axtont met auch funda ara ao Tha Board d Education d tha Borough d Ealonlown in the maaWsn: above ground pod U4.00 ADOPTED: MARCH 12, I Mi ll lMl County d Monmoum, New Jaraay a euthortaad (al ^provide Mr the "siiii'sd'iiiidMoaeet 'Mrwi'iiira'ln'atsvs. The above Ordinance woe fi- ma CKy than charge oM saf*/BM schaduto M Mao aa da- nally adopted al a Regular Meet- BaaMai M N.J.A.c: SISMJM aa eJlplH and aa It may be ing of the City Council. MARIAN MARTIN -, j. -.awai gO • aa-- - A--. ** -^ --• - - - • **- -*-•- - . . *- ^ - .*. - aawxsl JENNIE C DEFAZIO aavaa**B9B>Bj Ff Bj*ro ljW*j*a taa ojsstdj aa ^nm ajw^as^CeBwaWat aMfsajiiBoawa) vrpvat City Clerk eaM|M*>aM ai w*a aotvavueBBMi p#nMi ma. stjon appojaaatwa Mar 10 S0S4 m . _*— at»»^ wwjaa — — * r-. ^. a_._._j m^ a >. * - *v*»** —.__- - * _ Pattsm Dtpl. 420 atrBvoova *f>a wfji r*o*J oo oaawYjajvaaav ta i*afjiuaava any aoTfiov#swai 23« Rsd Bank peyaMe ao "SMM M Now Jeroey TraMng Fee". Any amounts TV- n.ir.. n..:.!.. w •«.^>M 'iai~TMB rntif*. I The Board d Education o* ine •uiouon ' - m- * • ^^^ aaV^ a4wwBwadkBk daal —- m^^^-^^^ aw PAxSkajB) afOaTOOV if ammo, FOO ww t*a I ...... ~i~- III TV OF MONMOUTH, NEWjajvl me Criy. end the uty anaa oa XS^'Jir^". Tha SEY (nMMaa man hw>B»rda d oMgMod to levy ed vatorom °^*2*?5°'_. .». , ., for achod purpoaaa on land THE HOU81NQ AUTHORITY OF a/ ISn*\m m. --_ 1—. .»••...« ra.i I.MH.III | wmt upon eN tha taxabl_e reereell owneownedd bby ththe schooeel l diaaicl tocaad on pnebrook Rood In Eaton. THE BOROUGH OF RED BANK «T 11177 .MMNiM.MOnn. property wnhm tho City tortor th mo town, (b) to spend morotof {including maoentol okpanaaa) 6700.000 THAT APPLICATIONS FOR THE TJa, Ilia. Pawn IbjojSof. •aymant d ma ubHgallon. and ond (c) M MHO bonda d me echooT etobiet tor ma purpoee m mo SECTION * RENTAL AS- I M Sedton 3 d ma mVlntoreel thereon whhout llmi- principal amount d 6700.000 SISTANCE PROGRAM WILL NO bond ardlnanao la horeby Tha poking pMoao tor the annual aactlon and moir reopecuve LONGER BE ACCEPTED AFTER totton d raa or amount. poMt>Q cHatracti (oaacribat) t>y rafafonca 10 tho aiactiofi oiatrwirta uaoo aumonoed to be undeneken by Section 0. Thto bond ordi- i akaa aaM> oMy to me aeetsen^'peregraph, APRIL 1. 1069. NEW Spring Surrmsr Patttrn me City d Long Branch. Now at iheTaM General Pactten m BM muntcwenty) ara estebxahad end Mary M Harrison nance ehoH to»e effect 20 deye hava oaa**i cvaatonafcad batow- *4o poraoo aVvM vofa at tha aBaooon • or pravtMa.Meat.eaad ona) e» rmw Catalog Fast fashions lor busy • V" a ganoral linprova tftor me «rM pubUcollon meraof Bwtaukwl fehda ajMwawBxwaVBl wfwkwaoa awflkwl awfJaWBwbBt4Mxm Executive Director women FrM pantrn coupon , Far ma ' ~ aaaajhsta man al ma pdung piece mugnilir) tor me voMra d ma asawjawaja BJWBJ ajjaj^BBwajaaawaj vawpwaj gsawawj WTTwwv>ajo BJ. Mar 10. 29 04 32 eftor nnel adoMMn. 00 provided poWno dMIrtol m whan he or aha raMdoa. Swo 12 00 plus 50t poslaje by mo LocM Band Law. , POLLINQ DISTRICT NO. 1 Books 12 50 • 501 M poh STATEMENT . • nvs wnvnnn.n. . ——w. MEWTTH WAS INTRODUCED Mudlng ma Polling place M MoodpMlrock School on Wyckoft Road in tha 250 Othar Public Noltcoa Schod Datrlci. Mr legal voter, residing within Oener at Election AT A REOULAR MSETIMa OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY sum d 026.000 ee me downJ>ey- THE BONO ORDINANCE PUB- OF LONG BRANCH IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH STATE OF SUPERIOR COURT 1211 rnoM foejulrad by BM LOOM Bond LISHED HEREWITH HAS SEEN Dimiula Noa. . HEW JBRaWY OM MARCH 13, 1066 AMO WH.L BE FURTMER OF NEW JERSEY Law. ThVdown poyment M now FINALLY ADOPTED ON MARCH POLLING DISTRICT NO 2 CONBHrEREO FOR FINAL PABSAOE AFTER A PUBLIC HBARINO CHANCERY DIVISION 12. 1BS6 AND THE 20 DAY •Ming place M MMiiatMl School on Oranl Avenue In ma School naSRSOM AT A REOWLAR MSB 11MB OF TMB CITY COUNCIL COUNTY MAH1M IMTIN PERIOD OF LIMITATION WITHIN Dtatrld. tor legal voters leeldliiu wtmm General Election DMklBU CIUMBERB 066. BROAOISAY. LOMU BRANCH MEW JERBEY Ok) DOCKET NO F-»064-a. 4 P A I t I R N S WHICH A SUIT. ACTION OR Noa 2. 4. 0 and 6 MARCH M, laaa CIVIL ACTION PROCEEDING QUESTIONING By order d tho Board d Eduoaaon JENNIE C. BWAZK) NOTICE OF AMOUNT, TIME THE VALIDITY OF SUCH ORDI- CITY CLERK Acting Board ANO PLACE FOR Oseasn 2. M order M flnenoe NANCE CAN BE COMMENCED. REDEMPTION AS PROVIDED IN THE LOCAL SB The Daily Register MONDAY. MARCH 16,1M5 51 HllpWMM HaipWanUd

NOT1CS TO MSS8M NOTICE » imtr |Mi aw IMMIMKIM Illilltl m Mayer end Counoa oi me a*rau7oi KM Bar* ie> HCCH- Classified AHICAT SERVICES FOR REPAIR PtwoaMJ 1700 DUvaXAUToSPU SaluiOmeJOAM To 1230PM AND MAMTCNAHCa OF M AND FIRST AID VEHICLES W»linn«iUhM<» MMKMhnM«l|ll|M U* W—I to— Icawch and KM M pueec« aw Puoac 70 wan aw can al aw Him Couft CM B7I. TrawMn. r ton Jrni not «after• . « eie OVamaa ahea las to P.M. PiaiaBMa Tune. aw rutaa al oM pneaoa and M see. HO sue war. BO Ttaa aaaon haa Bean aa, p aa ol o IMraakwM only « aw nw M M a -.nnaaoi oaaM dio..i»» 1 SwS'tgae'aw' taai.mofc BDialltByDaiiall.atapaiHH COMPLETE term M Kde are •"run twsnSj Mur (241 momne on Me el me omoa of lhaafter aw date hereof tenure ot " itor M Brine eueh eoaon MM twenty-tour 114) ahea cause We right of M topee end Become ja end vow. AND WHEREAS, on March as. 1BS4. aw Meyer end CeuneB at COOK-SHORT ORDER aw Borough el PM Bank, altar neae Planning CeuneB wa Be LOSS WBMHT a SAT TOO! WAITRESSES/WAITEBS RNs • QN's • LPN« • QPNs • AIDES ie.laaliiB.Tha aamaisM in aw accepting propaaeto Mr the AS Natural Haroal 0ML iap'd only. F/T > P/T. AH aNHa. iota levenai rjlauie. adopted a Pus rotund » not aaaaaad. v ijmiiri •IIIIIIIIIMII A^aW utatMtMnotSeolelBerwae Stuck HawJaraay. •eon rrwdayriB aawre- Orent funding lor aw Baoal year CaavawrwMa4ias. w parasn 1-S pm Howard Jehn- By sw spec*- oleuae M provide Mr aw Begkinkig July t. teas Fund. YOU. DAVID HY8I.OP'. ara Exptor* the opportunities. Contact the) participating racrullars In this Won ol any and ak mv a anatla Include. mada « paily ailial » MRS. SYLVIA S74.BS7 Chae Abuaa Premn- COONTfB/OtLIVtPJY PERSON DiRECTORY, and plaaa* mantlon Th« BaoHlaf. oauao you are onool aw mort- PSYCHIC READINGS - rasraa. Mual BO over IS. Muat 1144.1*3 Oeneral Social ear- gagara and ana al aw oners ol 775-9572 IWM awn oar. Apply In parson M te eN!! CMrk ol aw Your rtoraol OlaaiBuair. ma borough ol Rod Sank tor not SueorMr Court ol Now Jaraay ing BI. Aaandanoa at ona arts S244J IS Instruction toes awn note) ton p— aaaaan la ragukad. •oumojawBid. March M. laaa. 200 pm. COONSfLORS - YMCA Day Koair.. Hal Camp, worn wllh cMkkan agaa CRrncAL CAM NUfeMS 1-14. SkW required In group Sanxoat or ol PJaoorda. Mam 1M Fraa- pravATi MUSIC msTMucnoN OF aOUTH JfRSCY. BeC. 0? me* MdaaTmei no -a comply heM. H J work, eporte. crafia. otMoor sfRvKES aducaacii. tjuj. and/or aiaj11 m sua^aaai/poaaaats h*» ton Chapter 127 ol PubUc Maroh 2a. ft. 1000 ..m. R«d Bank. NJ 07701 Lev. ae approved 23 June 1075 OM Court noon. Haa at BB- ps or Ric. can gig ifsa or a Lost and Found 741-2404 (aon uo-iaea MM OoauSmtnuah toand Soroush Clart ara heroB, N.J. FREE FOUND ADS auawrlatdlo nan any and ai phana 431-7204 Mr ohock In aw amount ol (10.00 doournoiita and waawmanw m- Aa a earvtoe to our community DATA ENTRY peyewe to aw Borough ol Red atudlng but not amrled la a Pte. The Dally Rtglilir la offering a SI H.lpW.nUd $1224 FREE Vane FOUND ad Mr 4 ••Mi to aw PureheaMg Depen- •- aa and/or Daad to — lake) or Female data entr HOWE HEALTH APES Tad Raiankaia. Eaec. Dlr. My daya under our Loot 4 Found nor. . Z—~?? UUCECCP O A-ROUNO THE CLOCK aam MO Ottwf phiMBt Wotleaa KCVPUNCH OPERATOROPERAT S Mr M OONVALESCENT FAMILY »C UMSKSSSRV HURSINa CARE. INC MICHAEL J. ARNONE TWa RaauluScii then So anao- The RiQIewr appiaclatoe your and part Urns poaWonW i on aND 17 WaM Front SBeat MAYOR NOTtCS OP MAMS CIIANM honeerv a wal do Ito pen In Snd- andSlOShr ' las Hwy. M14 tat Red Sank, NJ 07701 JAMES P. MCOOLDNCK. DILLON 4 DILLON. ESOS. amakatMn. ac- eecordlng lo law (N.J.S.A HW original own ' .-.-aBM. FuFuBB tWW. Motmdal. hi O7TJ3 _ _L NJ. 07740 (201) 747-1044 PURCHASING AGENT 1 LacnardvUto Rood ua el 542-1700 (2O1I S4S-4JO0 (201) 222 S100 40 00-S15) ABanec HMNenOe. NJ 07710 a Can Between in pm. 441-•1S00. ta inn Dalad: Mai on 20. iau DOS 1/17 THJTON FALLS — RUTH ESCHELSACH ASSEMBLY M'F - WW «•» CMF CORP Borough dam PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that aa Apply at Moeon Syalama. SI ol April 5. iai Piordan PI. (OH d ShrowaBury Mar. It a 1( asi.st Munwna Sonaly. SM-Qioo 583-3660 RISOLUTION AUTHORIZING KOWM.CWSKI aa CAPaX HIMWMWAV FOUND 2//S — BMCk S Brown t» finnniew fMia. Bern SSL. 2a Waal Lonu aVaoch changa < » «• mala Oarman Shaphard. Pan ol Part time hours. Evenings end MONMOUTH «m an Ordar Mgnad eham aaauwa M coaar. Hwy. M vm tram Good pays LOTaiAHoaac NOTKS By aw IL. _ ruanhr In paraon at "RIVERVIEW JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL CENTER arwwJSrsWHEREAS, on March tai PLEASLSEE TAKE NOTICO I Mil wichman. Judge Superior Court or good homo. Wendy < PJver Rd.. Fak iaa>. aw aorougn OHM W 0 ol New Joraoy. Law DMakm 2aZ«Ua or S44V2S24 ATTENTION! MEDICAL CENTEF MEDICAL CENTER Branoh HJ0T74O ol aw Borough ol WaM Una Monmouth County, on March 4. OELIVERY PERSON — Oaya • MiMeaSaael asi)S7»eoit » Lot BS and SBC on ay, Branch MM an March 12. lies tass. FOUNO — amaa whna mala mention THE REGISTER AOOiESCENCS. pOOolw) typ#- AlltlOaM hit to Poc Ewamnga. Mual ham own car. Red Bank. NJ. OTTO! Soroush ot PM Bank Tu Uap Mar IS SB 11 Apply In poreon Danny'a Plna. (201) 930-2200/2222 . j. NJ ami tOQY. OtALVatS to Theodore Q. Bourse end Monmouai araa. Call Mt-1027 Final Minor auBdmwIon A«- Wort 4 mpMa and |»i) 77S-SS0O. EM. tat KEYS FOUNO — Naor MnnM ATTENDANTS - Fu> lima. gat paid tors "1!NO*WH3BIAS. aw Deed pravai iMagranlad la CharMaA nones TO courta. Bodman Park. Mlddw- DENTAL ASSISTANT — Our tNTrXWUCMO aW*d MBVQBWI A. SpltS aMJvOtVlQ Apply aiJ S R Sui.oco. Baaord. onStoit H7aWrl Four 10 hour ahma from the Borough ol Red Bank M STATE OP NEW JERSEY TO BMn. Can S42-4Ma W. KaenaBurg, or Haaal. umudoacoHloa la eaaith- Theodore 0. Bourse and Elaine mg a 7 wot aalp ol proparb; hwn w Mr a bright, onorgaac par- parwaakonawntghlaliat OAVIO MVSLOP LOST - m Red Bank area. 2 Souma oontolna the toaowlng re-Lot a. BtocaaTonawTai-- ATTENTION RESIDENTS Chad Ceni Center YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- tone Beige etrew Bee, MO reward Eatontown. Tkllon Fane. Long MONED AND REOUIRED Mr eate return. Can 747-2000 or 51 Help Wanted 51 Hip Wanted mnch. Port Monmoulh and WoalMr a choaenga wtai Ban- Free Perking aarao upon Poa and Fox. A1- Mlddtotown. BRAND NEW OF- aata a a Mat paced loam en- Mmays Mr PtaMan, whaaa ad- FICE neode people to work p/t di — M S70 Broad Blraal, Naw- LOST - 12 IM m 2 waaka Kay vironment. InmaaBJBT Can HEALTH AIDES port Haawt araa. It you Mund 11 or evening* and Saturday morn- Carolyn 747-B100. Paul V Chabana. Jr.. RN Adala E. neetlano/ABiw Pom. PM ark. Naw Jaraay 07101. Aaan- Inge No enpenanee rirami. rniriligjll"! nil Paraonnd/Dlraotor ol Nuiaaa NuraMa Oapi Bon: PJooyn S. wdalnian. laa.. an Kava pound* you would Uka M DENTAL ASSISTANT S RECEP- Da LaSALLE HALL Baa. try my now natural IwrBal Eaeny earn SS-SS hourly. For ST. ELIZABETH HOSPITAl MARLSORO »svc>a*TTec Aiwaar to aw Compwm ajad M TIOMST-Fulia.pwimnipoi- viw •^a^aPFraBjo aj^aifiov BejOajv MMU6EMENT OPPOHTUMTIES nulfttlOO pfOQfaVTi' more inMrmeaon can Dtane al HOJPITAL I Baa Facjjay) a ch* acaon. In which BarkaMy n:\nqmrmwX CtofttaTJ prMMM. _ I. NJ07I07 Rl S». Uarooro. NJ 07>4S LMcnn. N.J ofns giuranlaad. Can Ed. 73 M2SSS0 •M2-23J7 (IO1I S» 0470 The Ragiatar haa an opening tor a District Sales Equal Opportunity EmpMyar (SOU S17-SUS (SSI) B4e-S100. X4M/J03 aodaaon 01 Now Jaraay. a co LOST — Mlaad MmaM Manager in its circulation department DENTAL ASSISTANT — Eioap- poraaon o4 aw UnHad BMMa 1 Orayhound Huaky. kwka Me a AUTOMOBILE SALES aonal opportunity In Had Bank This entry level position involves supervising youth Amahes. la aw PwMM. and awi Huoky. Prodomliwwl» whHe Mr Inlislginl DA who kt David HyaWp and Calhwan •aaaouarihuak^ ^ - ^ —fc. — - r-- ,i _^ — ^^ I carriers in the areas of saws, service and collections. Hyatop. hwwaa. and Ford Motor Jwgl • CnOleH flaJaTJIl CO*4> Bhi of uamg wood mdga- wWiSaaOlntaga.Call44a.Siao Both now and uaad care Mr aw _ . has ea» cantleanoa and We provide training and an excellent compensation Cradlt Company, a Palawan Corporation, aro OoMndanla. LOST - BMnd IwMd maM dog aaatty M MBow through. Must Ba In IMS DIRECTORY package. Wa are interested in agressive individuals ponding in aw Bupartor Court 01 Mod. aaa. Waarlng rod coaar. m awartanoad or at wool aahool as Benenta H you are looking Mr who nave prior sales/or supervisory experience. Now Jaraay Chancery OMalon, Heawt area. Howard Mr Ma r«- tum. Can M4-S421. pllMI call 542-4000 mnt. 300 To Appty Contact Monmoulh County. Baarlng Docket NumBar F-400-aS. wMun LOST HUB CAP contact Aaron aarty-ava (3e) daya alMr aw daM For IM4 Chavy wlwal Pcnaac. MS Brood SI. PM ol ana puBiiuaaun. a you ma M —", 741-7447. Bank. 741-Stas. 542-4000 Ert. 217 do ao. kjdgnwM By daMult may Ba randarod agamat you Mr tfw AUTO MECHANIC - Claaa A or 54U-S210 raaal domandad In tha Com- plam. You ehon ma your Anowar INDEX mechanic M head up our shop » our main MoMMn. Muat ham 51 Help Wanted )0i fPOMO, j#CaM {LEGALSl and minimum 7 yra. axp. Apply m paraon: J A PJ Sunoco. Berfeid. AUTO BODY PERSON - Flret 444 Bathroom 42S Landscaping* 885 Moving * 8 Loll and Found wtth lode Top pay » In - Ramodallng A 9 SfltOJI NOIiCM Impfevamtntt Lawn Service 717-W72 T*1*: *~ 12 Travel Trtniportahwi Ceramic Tile* FOR WINDOW — rteooraang JOHN PALVO - Complaaa lawn WHEN IS. nttrucnon ALL TILE AREAS — Eapart re- earvtoe. Inaurad. nllaWa. aa- i. Beth lemodatkig elnco eertanoed. Sentng Pak IMmn, «pei»iiinle. twueekeld. mracMa. mml BSnda. aKdea, JtW ' BKdr.• Rumeon. i. BOB Aktua, 2eo-oear ale Caa Carolyn Hunt. S71-O410. ••ill be d. and •nVHnt 21 Busineu Service AUTO .- Vi,,., r>a> I aeamaeaa Can 2t i 2210 YOU'RE A CERAMIC TILE wwaowy, iifnon ri^a. Leonardo. NJ 07737 22 ArtssCrllw BRAKE A EXHAUST CONTRACTING M HR. Emargancy SarvMa. 10H lie PMOOM2 BaTlOfa<(T . MECHANICS DISCOUNT For Santera lathe, ahowara. waaa 4 how. md raaWaneal. Mowing. 51 Help Warned Mile or "rOfTipt S4W(C#- rf## tJStlmelvMI TEACHERB MOVINO INC. - REGISTER Femtie •d qualified Can anytime Mr appt 1SH170. •:— teemaait Looal-Lc~D»- JOHNROCSINQ I CeB 7S7-7J7S. 52 BaDytitting/CtiiKI Csre Appry'l! InteraWektertor home repelra aon or man raaunw to: MMaa CERAMIC INSTALLER CarascaM ol Occupancy work •nfwvjoufy Av0. nttd Vsytai 53 DomnncHeip Mumar. 4«0 Mwy 3 54 Situitiont Waffled W do It a*, bamrooms. Preeaettmataa CARRIER OR 324a Hwy. ft. Ill ti afeaM wTdfe* !• w * — —" • * - No loo MO email female lllCrrfrll, fjlC- rOf TTwm eMiirnCaV 405-2009 and ptanung. I 55 SuutMnt Named Male caNEnW Ste CEHAMIm al STa-aanC TILE S. REPAIRS RR eVwaaa. I 878 OddJobs REPLACEMENT WINDOWS EMI. 741-aj YOU GET 56 Situalions Warned Suing, doora 4 decka. Fraa aal. Male/Female TELLER are "bOH gaurantoe. LAWN MAINTENANCE 57 QwlOCtnV Nunery mataa. 530-7214 Len Crowthar SSS-27M FuB lawn care, ahrub rnsMMn- SclwoU anoe. Caa early Mr your eprlng AROUND! MAKE A CHANGE 447 Carpentry STEVE RUBIN OENERAL CON- Man-up. Free eeamaM. Lima Do you hem proowma gaamg TRACTORS INC.. Maetar You get around to aarning that extra money you CALT BROS. CONSTRUCTION amal odd kwa done? cSlhe HOLMOfL 61 Busineu Opportunity FOR THE BETTER crarlamen ol now oonetrucBon a Odd JOB men. UO-SSts. want. Being a Register carrier means prizes and Addtsons. kltchene. Bothroome, Metytllf St 62 Mortgages Grow with usl incentives too Right now. we're looking lor ear- 63 Money To loan creeled from your plena, or ours. LAWN BARON LANDSCAPING 8*0 Painting a •ohact Room addWone. akyaghta. Call- Caooiwy Bauara ners. It's easy and it's lun. Join tha Register 64 Money Warned Mrrne doeka t hot tuoa. cuatom Paparha rifling carrier stall today and get around! HOME CRAFTSMAN - Carpen- ALL-AROUNO PAINTINO 71 Uetcnandise Iw Sale Wa ham an axoaaant poo try, wuudwork. too. done with Fuay m- Int.. aal, el emneBM lor an Individual wtt) pretieMn. JOB HO Bts Mr you? aurod. |eOS)44S.tM4. PLUNKETT BROS. - OuOMy 72 Oarage/Vaid Sale prior rekned Background. Open- Too email Mr others? Cat Kan •—™ NJO' •"•• •-•—•. 73 Machinery For Salt ing 14 In: Soderlund. SSS-1S71 altar S PM. 599 House appacator. EPA Lie S3044 Hor- wesya Pemang. ISi-iast ame. 74 Rental .Service ocuirure degree apecletlilng in I PAINTWG — In- RETIRED CARPENTER — Si Cleaning 75 Farm Equipment turf. CornpMIO chemical pro- MIDDLETOWN medium alaod foBa. LADY BUO HOME CLEANINO gram and town maintenance. 7b Auction Sales W« oflar • Mlgvy coftinvsjfi sur•!• ke. Free eetlmatee Cutting, aiming, thatching, and 7/ Pets and iivetkx* SERVICE - Offering mat provided Caa 74I-O010 wllh •xpavtajoc* CuCHsHm tMtV 741-S7S7 or 774-OBOO. pollened took M your home. Ra- —Una. Spring clean use, roto 78 Aircraft llaala. S71-asaa, S71-SSM. g. I mulchea. Cak 472 «oii OJ-S PAINTINO 79 Swap or Eicnange p*an. danuu and medical ... 460 Carpal Cleaning araga. For a LOCAL Interview PROFESSIONAL - Lawn 4 •^•BjaBMTieMIBBfeas • • n • i a Si I • *- - J- rtwm•- -" -tMHTujil- . l 80 &cycles/Mini Bikes appointment, pkwaa cell CINDY A-1 EXPERT Carpet CManlng — 806 Income Tax 204.477 Aak tor Ed 81 Sports Equipment rataa. Mor ne Hoffman. 747-O20B PAINTSPAPER 82 Swimming Pools J Prepare Bualnaaa a Par- Fraa 747-0711. Ouasty workmenahlt 83 CBs Electronics 434-5100, Ext. 474 tone! Returne. Your Place or 46S Csrp«tlnslsllstlon TOP SOIL-MANURE aBM.Em.4a 84 Merchandise Wanted Mkw. Ca« R. QaMer at 74I-4SO3 Free lummi caa sso%2a JIM'JIMS CARPET INSTALLATIOINSLLATON Rich farm top aon - Beet quoMy. 85 Price Busier O« E TAX SERVICE - Ta« re- — Sakw. doenlng. ra-iei m re- turne prepared In your home. PAPERHANQINQ KAiEtTnTEWmU •tratchaa a rapakarapaka. 2«4-Sl77 •able. Hoimdal Fi COMMERCIAL INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION 204 0011 The Famuine Touch 101 Apartments ra. Can 543-411! TRUST 505 De)ilvsry Sarvtcs) Pros Eat 741-6080 102 Houses lor Rent INCOME TAXES PREPARED - 828 Lawn Mower 103 Rentals 10 Share Equal Opportunity Employer A PICK UP AND DELIVERY SER- IS years akfWrwnce. Very M/P/H/V VICE - AiHNiw^nywhere. In Tuna-tipa SOUTHPAW — Pakteng. 104 Winter Remits and out ol ttala. Joe, 4SS II reaeonaBla. Your homo or mine, tertor/aetartor. Free ear~' 105 Summer Rentals SARTENDER'UAID — Week can set-em. CesSM-TSIS. daya. weekends, aap. nanaaaait Fraa awmataa. SERVICE 4 REPAIR - Raaaon- 106 Furnished Rooms Call BehMon e-7 pm. 7S7-aa4* RETURNS PflEPAREO - Buel- •ibe rataa. guarantoall work. 107 Nursing/Retirement 530 Electrical rwae and poraonnel. SO yaara In Free PMk-up 4 daamry. Cos BARTENDER'SARMAID 885 Paving Homes Service* MlddwtOMl. Call Mr appl Ha- 201-142S or S72-234O Wanted Mr MneTromM STi-tMS. 108. Commercial Rentals hotpat BEST ELECTRIC DRIVEWAYS 109 Buildings/Qvtges ROBERT F. FLYNN. CPA 835 Light Hauling BaeKetbell 4 TanMa Couna BASS PLAYER S LEAD VOCAL Lie. No. 8273 Faet dapandaBw Individual- Partnerahlp-Corp. no Wanted to Rent 1ST — For heavy metal group WaUOOsiDlU rtltsM. FfeM Tan return preparation 4 plan- 1. HOUSES - Oarages, yard 4 KUEn.TEFNIMi CaM Wayne at 7S7-24B0 S7HI1J1 ning, CaH S42-SS47 guitars clean ad out 4 hauled 130 Open Houses • away. Mini BEAUTICIANS WANTED - Part 540 Entertainment STANDARD PACKAOE — 1040. 747-B12S. 131 Houses For Sale lima, aipd. Mrr shoshop In W. LonI g Schad. A, a ES + NJ.S30 132 CondominmmsTown Branch. 222-450SOS9 daya or a CISO'S ROCKIN DISCO Each additional lorn,. U BEN'S INDUSTRIAL - RaaMen- 895 Plumbing & Houses BOOKKEEPER — Full chargea Llvaly party-lima DJ • MMad NY torrna, SIS. Preparer onraaad tlal a Budneee clean-out earvlca. Haatlng conunuoua muuc M pracaea BeMrBeMro ththee IRSIRS.. Q uti* k «aTwSBf^aBBTw4ai|\aaB f^VaBaaaV 133 Income Property rovtaa a maintain eyatam. typln Can 7S7-3141 134 Farm Properly required Small manuMcturln E OrtmthaOrtmt S, S10-B3441 . fumeoe removal. FREE eeu- oompany. Take charge roaponal LEAKINO BOILER - Hot water 135 Commercial Property bM«y Caa 22V-9U9 585 Fireplaces & 618 Jewelry lank. InaumcMnt neat need a 136 Industrial Property Woodstoves new bower- to t.17 Lots and Acreage Rapalr C 138 Mobile Homes BOYS/GIRLS FIREPLACES-WOOO STOVES LE JAR DIN DCS JEWELS. Ekparl ^Srr!eew 139 Cemetery Lots Chlmnaya. Brick heortha S walla lawatry rapelra 4 dlamonda ra- ODD JOBS-Clean up. anything 7th thru 10th grades atone. Buck mouatad wMla you watch. E '' 741-214S in 4 around aw houee, fke dam- 140 Real Estate Wanted re. J. Stack. Uahad 1S7S. Call 431-O0S2. CLEAWNQ YARDS WORK AFTER SCHOOL S SAT Caaars, amce 4 garagaa. Fraa EASILY EARN S40 TO SSC landeoaplng. Frank SS 152 Boats and Accessories 592 Health * 517 Kerosene aaamalaa. Caa Me*t2i or WEEKLY. NO TRANSPOR- SSSV4Ma. astr 153 Camping Equipment TATION NECESSARY. HOW Fitness Healers YOUNQ PLUMBER - Looking to 154 Recreational Vehicles EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN COUNTRY HAULING — Wa haul aa oH ptpaa. Woakeno a nun KEANSBURO. PORT MON PERSONALIZED PROGRAM - ALL MAKES - Ksapaane i Funlhire. apta.. etc. Mntawnw MOUTH. HAZLET AREAS. THIS For weight lifting. Your home I 4 Meted tor tow hourly rate. CeS 220 Wanted Automotive IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE. FOR S17.SS f parti Moat wKka 4 Sf. MORE INFORMATION CAL pane in atsck. Call HaiMt Sar. 708 Raaumaa 230 Construction Equip- S42-SSS4. MR TAYLOR vice oo. 73e-oaaa. saa-sosv "VAN FOR HIRE" — Wa drive ment BOYS/OIBLS 595 Horn* Small to medium Meet haul*. K 240 Auto Financing 825 Landscaping Speclallilng In furniture moving. S9£?. i «*"ER/RESUME MEN/WOMEN ImprovmanU CONSULTAN T T — Raaumae. Mlll- 250 Auto insurance Due to a rapid growth, wa ham ' * Lawn Care Ekpartonood. 101-S10-SM7. lary-ChrWan. FUN 260 Auto Rent/lease ADDITIONS - Compwta re- early morning newapeper routea modeling aarvloo. Caa 741-4BS4 VtOOO. 741-7132. 270 Auto Services/Pans avonasto IN YOUR AREA can ABC'S — Of Lawn care and or 2S4SIM ahruB maintenance. Clean up. 838 Limousine 280 Motorcycles i-aoo-142-oaSO today If you 715 Rooting A. J. BUILOERS lawn edging, and eprlng leading. Service 290 Trucks and Trailers y, p A Can Tha Oround Hoge. Drag Admta mual ham a oar. altaretlone, unique • Siding 300 Autos For Sale deck deelgne. Lie, Bunder. ' Wameke, sio-7tn. JAMES LIMO SERVICE STAR LEDOER al IN JERSEY QOo arrywheranywhere anytime, SUPERIOR SIDINO 4 ROOFING ALB LAWN 4 LANDSCAPE Inamatad vtrtvl aktmg. ekimtnum KM YOU* AD CARPENTERS^ HELPER return all call*. AndyI Vatonlrio RaaaonaBM rataai. (CaB7S7->! W80l#*jw riOOu Oood eakvy am wortara, own ear 671-0441 aura lac. Motion, untmltad and aland. Mao 11- make head OLD NEWSPAPERS - From Full or part tlma potantM. Cat Ml SMI. bod. Meg. 1275. Sola bad with Very Moo tooatati I Pteaee •»«• THE RKUCTER PMno.Vatd HJ. dnvora DU(TBU*TERS- Commercial, chair 1100. DouMe ned MOO. Cat 7474124. 104S Price negotiable Call Good Mlary ft. bonoflla aMan patot roooM. ntldantaj. toot waxing, carpal . - For Mma S 4SS-M1S vary ntoa laoaMn M naa laMi 842-8858 4 TIRES WITH WHEELS — —as amilytft JUtT"1 ol*"IIBg' Maura ahow 10,000 now lacaa UIE-71-14 anowa. 12) 700-14 HO ORGAN — Lowrey. full ana with 842-8858 SUB MAKER - Pan Am Never ueed with each. Ichwtnn Mko »• SM. Call rhythm anechement Muaic Hghi I MI-1MS HOUSEKEEPER - Uva-ln lour beauty root T41-o»10 anytma. S bench. Aaking $750 Call EXXON Company (70. Lmcroft CM 747-7612 747-1(31 (4) daya por waak. Kind lamty. JAMES LIMO SERVICE 4 CRAQAR SS MAQS — 14. tug EXXON Company U.S.A. Luajra. US" Two achoo-l — oaa eMWran. Oaa- " Fyvmere enytlme boH pajtlewn Ptyfnoutfi. 2 with ORGAN - Hammond. 125 XL. nwMaroa. CaVui-UM >'aua Caif717-23O» BOXES • CORRUGATED U.S.A. A dMolon of Exxon Corp. PICA MAKIR - Full and part (CFnnCI STATION ATTIHO- For Moving 6 Suxege. Urea AakMO HIS lieu lor (2.710 will tell lor (1,100 An IquM Oppry Imploiii M/F ANTS M/F - I p m -10 p.m. > HOUSEXUPER — To can tor OPPORTUNTIY FOR Indualry A uonipeaOa line 01 Cat M1-07M or beat otter, mint cond.. many ADMMonoflixonCorp 10 p.m.-t a.m. aMIIa. MMdta- HolmdM Muat 11 craldron oooa MANAOIR/OWNIR tuppllee 401-4072 or outatandlng feeturea Can MIOICAL SECRETARY - Pan FOYER CHAIRS - 2 wooden 4S1-MM. after 8 AnHuHOpatytmaleyaiM/E d town/Hownaal ana. cat 1 » 4 tor - Peraon tooklns tor an op- high-beck, velvet earn aultaUe P/T GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUE PtAVOHOUMO AKM — > Mm (714777 or (71-07(1. IOC Live out 7 45 am 5 p.m . Mon.- ponunHuy to manaojo and own a for raataurant or motel. 2 end PIANO FOR SALE - e»cellenl COORDINATOR. baa. coman Frl. Salary 1225 per wk Mutt muntar kancMaa. Cat MrBOV. I — 24- Huffy 10 tod. MM. urn new. 170. CMMe labtot. ale. Cat 747-71(3. t condition StudiStudo upuprighg t M5M 0 Marlboro Ron talon 616-OMO MEDICAL UCMTANV - Flit ttt (ET UP PERSON — Parti Longo. enar S pm el a m -12 noon. OeyOell (0*M7011(0*-M7-01111 Evea ttrnaj. BrtQM 4IWQMIG. L.nQht rX2 Amboy To apply lettering to ath- t trfev. rrJaWly Nf lajTftrOfl |O' BOX (71-1010-FJ67O0M 747-1505 GOLF COUME PERSON - No typing Long Brench/Red toll •taobaMntP R-470. TM Oaty " need rofwehtng MO. (71 FRII2IR - Small cMM type e EO)T letic germena Good epeter. eye OPPORTUNTIY Ana. Hi-da, mnnaii to-12 F. NJ 07701 BUNK BIO* - From OWn Vary good oondlton. »75 Call PIANOS — Organa. Guitar.. __vo tor accuracy DipenaabU Full FOR MANAQER/OWNEn Orumi NEW 1 USED Name MUXCAL ASSISTANT - Reeep- ame 441-1800 between r" ' MATUWB FIMAU -Jo c Peraon loomng tar an ooponuni- amkee. complete. SMO. Caatro Chang* Sale. Lowrey Organ CALL Mown ajt-ioao pmOtto. couch I chair, 1175: 1 unueed FULL Sin — Bedroom eat Re- LMJ.1111. tonw. panMia (SO). lap. or «*) A Ma patWont an ttt avat. tor MOwvtly MpOfTlawTl- RasV VwBm ty to manage and own a mumer Cantor. 642-8190 Wn. Beamd reeuma la: Mon* daya, I-0PM. Own trana ato apace maun. (28 ae 2J1 M« cllner-Naugehyde Tabtoa. HAM STYLIST WANTfO — With M/pan tmo paraonml. Naod X- PranoMea Cat Mr. Lonoo. after mouai PMno kKBejtt 40 Cj^Mltfi SEVERAL POSITIONO - AyaH- anota. Raply to: Boa N-441. TM I pm. M (71-1010^(7-0010 lampa. redwood pauo eel OilPINE ( OAK FURNITURE a expenenoe lar HUM WOO. (a- Put. Pad Oar*. NJ 07701 aato HelindM Motor Inn. Rt M. oalnttngt, Bennlngton pme BASKETS — 10H off Wicker 1 oaaaMaaMty t .animtation. run Hotmdo). Catlll loot lor knar- BUNK BIO SET — Contem- kitchen eat. 70" round table. 4 man porch, dining A den aala or part am*. »M-*1M. 62 Mortcjafl«a . « _fc. _ t -^ aa- - * - -• -^— — • am • a* Wicker Beaker S3 Ri 34. Com tma. ORp'd, la work in a prtvata Woodbildoo Center, Wood MATURE RELIABLE PERSON porary wMto formica. weJnui bim Cspf- Cn4Vra>. HfOTaj*>a*on*ai o • v, Nock. 402-SSSS HbHM - CarpanHra i M.O.'o otto* In Pad aant ana. To bebyalt two 4 month ok) twin. wWl deH and linage drawer! intact aprayar. pnaeure foot eir SEWING MACHINE el year ok) M myGET VISA/MC lac. oond. Aeklng Moo. Catpump. Quadrophonic tyetem, POOL 24' — You diamantle you Can lam POP.TEB-OBDEP.LY - Fut tmo neburg homo a OOupto of Ragardtaoe ot credit hlatory or 747-70M. record, radio and tap* Sowing can lake 11 free) Good condition ppaltoii on day aww. Plun cat Oporowr/priMir. mual M aota daya « week, cat 717-1(66 MCOmM No-rlak guerentea 4 CABBAGE PATCH DOLLS - AH machine 747-6528 Call 2*4.7343 HILPtH WANTED - For Awn. •Of aapfM)4ntfntifit Hwtop NuroVrtft InoMH. No old corporation tMed wttl FURNITURE — Wrought Iron 6 Homo. (714177. MATURE COMPANION-AIDE - tullneaa bureau Ineurod varietlea Including neweat RAILROAD TIES — S«S«O 15 40 «0 NaM •MCI teanea and bo oap. nocniary Fut amo yatr a Oreal gilt lor any occ green kitchen table 1 4 chairt. 7a7x(. $7 90 Preeaure-treated. round work M pK. For atdorty woman, live In. non- and aacurod with 8 t L bank. $40. Sole 8 toveeeot. brown XendyWjn toeta. Part or tut tme. UEOIA CENTEP. AIDE - rp amokor. Bond loouma to Boa fiotoay. Cat (S0-S40S. >t. H75. 7«7«8. 110 45 mcephere. Cat me Curvon Mripped. need, cuahlon covert, (OO-9J3-S707 Can deliver aM cMrtcal outt roquMd. Fiji Corp.. St Apple IL, Tinton Fata. 2-404. TM Daty Fanlotar. r of bfOOniarfj (Wd _ CAMERA — Njkon FQ-20. Wldo (78; Bookcaat S10; Draaear 016; tma-12 mo. Apply H wr«ng K tor TM Paly P.l||iplii.Bomoo»- (nrawaojry. NJ. 07701. tend (3 for pottage end hend- P#a*1djnCaV 'vfJOaWavWy "aTynidJrt*! angle lena, epaed itghi. loom Oka lew booka. decor uea only. RASPBERRY PLANTS - 50c ee TMrouQBXat Farm. Mint ba Ptinripn. Fjad Bank Ftaolonol tng (rafundakta) to: FAC. Inc. lent 00-ltOmm. SOmm lent Can boat offer. Call 2*4 0750 SISadotan Alter2pm William M s. ioi RKJQ. FM.. uwalaW. par anuta. PMaa don't eat. jMBTON - TO cara tor Fair 54 Situations P.O. Boa 1040. Smyrna, OA Bond illumai ond wart tarn- HaWMI OOnuWna avae. I waetande M1-1SS4. Farm. 34S Weal Rlverdale Av*.. NJ 07730 Citttm data. Marah 30061-1041 Phone 01 ELECTRIC RANGE - 30\ Tlnlon Fall. Phone 542-1492 ».ia orounda Rl ai ngukad. Wantod Famale 404-517-2111 CARPETING — Wet to wall. Sold, oood condition SMf-ctoan- HOUSECLEANINQ t». Boa O-OW. TM DaaTXaoH- Cat 741- 14077. .X mlt liquidating entire Kg oven. S1H Cot 707-10S2. REDWOOD PATIO — Furnilure. Exp'd paraon only. Pwn SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — CARPETING — Eac. cond. 26 RUG — Oriental alyle by Ctnttn. Rumaon, • IOMJ Branon !. for IMng room/dining room, 5421700 10.16 $600 9x12. $150 4x6. IHSUKUOCt CLAIMS mon. Apply M paraon only. IC 11 p.m. 10 7 am. 0NR. Ea-Cat Patty, 717-2104 P41SCNTATIVE — " a.m.-i p.m McXota. Pa *4 I SPINDRIFT REALTORS pononea not »yda bedroom. 5a3-87>» after HIDE-ABED $50 Hall runner. (150 Smell Slmmont. Oood oond. Armolre. (760. Detx kidney uoyd Rd. Ma»«an. N J tot MM. 071-OtOO. BIRD TRAINING 264-95S3 • BIRD SITTING Morchandla* (75 CAII 741-4811 ahapod. MOO Ornate French TEACHER — PflyoHM Educa- CHALLANOCR LAWN — Mower, Btyntan 0 Boy Mon, In your home. mirror, $750. Couch table. $100 arw? Son, F/T. Local private achool lor Sal* owe Mart 3 wheel rider. 40" cut. HIGHBOY — Ctock. Wicker. Can 857166* Wad Bonn. NJ 07701. ContaM Mra Cundarl. Sal-4777 Cat 811-1172 10 HP. Brtaga 8 Strenon (1400. Oame table, 12 Bentwood chair.. KENNEL HELP - Parmaliaill S-4pm. BOOKKEEPER — Fut charge, 17" puah trim mower 4 H.P. OfjajHt OVQ p*Jn0rngW, Tamajal, RUMSON — Aaeoned plecea ol tree lenoe. A/P. A/R. Ledgare. Brkjaa * (kanon 81/5 Call atwatlm, aaa okawl China, eat- furniture, large dee*. Maple awd FQfHlaV lTfllnpTtf_L MMM HOO*T FnMYau tea. Pood mree. »«8 M*». Mma and draaaar. mon. Mov- Ma*. COMB WTH THB MOOT bank raoorda. Specieffy M pay- SECRETARY — Art deep «pu«a ATTENTION! i(.f 8 peyrot laxae Cat bedroom, and enwn oontante of 747-3621 ing an«lcuo to tell (42-1841 LANDSCAPE CFHW HILP — TRUSTED NAME IN RIAL ES- nO-1580 after 6 pm. HONEYWELL ELECTRONIC AIR null manaon Tm RIOISTIR TATE. Sahra Raanora. 172-1100 houee. TMa la a huso aata. IS CLEANER - Stroty car aeal, SEARS RIDING TRACTOR - 10 Put MM. Far lllMitiio and oon- HlahtrMw Circle. MkKtetown Frl. Mruoton onwflomo aap. Mav •arfMA fanpfyWiQ tO 41 RBQIHaTAT BOOKKEEPER F/C — Free- and many baby hp. 30- cutter, like new. S*00. Ski RtAL ESTATE SALESPCMSON teacher Mr PM Toddler Program (1M.. (tot. ably priced Cek ecke (2| (10 aa Lawn roller, 30 lul or a ittimmn to Mam. MUM from 1-0 pm. Cap. pntarnd. Cot tanoo, poM ledger, trial balance. In ntittlimi "1 an" Tia-rt • pnil ^StaVMk 2 KINO SIZE — High nee bed, gal. tank. $25 Lawn epreeder NUPaMS M/F - N yeu an hajMy d Qnaano aooncy a^l-47M aflorTprn. CHECK THIS OUT... $10 Largo Anvil 140 Stint d.Mnjricird Cat *Sj4iW iiiutiiMiil loan about paoaaj Hack mianim OBI (100 each. Kltorien table. (10. OM mon reader! to check out IBM TYPEWRITERS •ItorSpm Brown carpet, aue 12.13. M. your ad wWi a CHICK 11 IM top RENTAL 122-121 per mo (aluminum) $20. Builder, well ma |ob la tar you. Wa an a CLEANING AT ITS FINEST - Renl-Opaon lo buy 747-IOI 1 bracket. M ea Ping-pong table natonal ilMM tataja- EU-EN SUTLER large turck Truetworthy. panonM. at- Cea 71O-47M and/or bottom of your copy Cat area Cea M4 ue* TM OMIi Rtglettr Clinioir) De- new oond SM 389 2461 aller 5 HPJHJPJ — HutamapoMlona ft€ta> 4»t> #JaaOla>nQ pOaVHO MALTY OROUP tardabta. Cat Vatarta, 77S-M40. 2 TIRES FOR SALE ITALIAN PROVkCIAL — Cut vel- pm. S77-12I lor (71-1430 panmenl today for dotata. vet aota. *' long - 2 high back Cat Bodi M Nt-Mix. TOOL a WE MAKER - S yean COMPANION — To LR 7115.140 for Both 1 Cat bttwtan 11-1 p.m. 542-1700. cnMra - S' lono earver. Hke new. SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT eon Live ki or out 6 842-2524 MM 54- ova) cockiau labto and Marquetl M-200. motor end LAWN MAINTENANC" flsaE — MM NURSES REAL ESTATE acopo-analyier Kel portable e«- You've nought ebouta. La., auk hauat anatytor Coal 10-10 tire RN'S & LPN'S M/F ebout * now Our once • one of COMPANION-AIDE — To aanlor Italian martna. 1450 Call afteSIr CfjmFno cltuena or convataecant Pan 5 HOMES WANTED CHESTS 12) - 3 _ _ pm. H1-4M*. changer machine. Package deei the up 4 In me Red Bank area ( hornet needed to dMptay new MM. Can 375-2217 or 671-7276 LEOAL SECFUTTAIIV — Anaaor NUFaWSAIM Wa an buay. Wa need you. las. MJrJftoWn. (71-2424 amoor temporary. Cooklng^driv- f «tTBOnr4U)i# Vp |vW d toad vtnyl elding by Bethtehem CMM 130 Cat 583-8754 mom- LARGE CHEFFROBE - SM; tut ad and your mrnli tar IM TOW TRUCK DRIVERS — Ex- afpttg P#joTaWnaTJ GojVTwV IHeMlDM Student doak. (20. Small china SOFA 11 SO. Recllner 175 .Gleet rtohl ub wit ix mar CatHOUSEKEEPERS S UVl-ma) We currarrty MM 7 Coffee table (100. Breektroni M/F 'SSL' perienced naadad M taht duty houra Naarby Rumaon. ptnataavMH clotet. MS; Table and 4 ewtvel 7fci-»4OO ll you on o top atltad low kucka and flat beda Part 1 icTouoafled COLOR TVa — (2) IS", 1100/ee chair. (ITS. Cat 172-0628 1200.Server $150. Hope Clteat lagoi fooniary In tio WoMarn Fut or pan-tma. naadad tar Mod. use Rtingaretoi. MO. 150. end lable 140. Lampa (is Nortlwn Moomoua. Araa Wgn full ame Con 610-4041 CREATIVE. RESOURCEFUL — aM racerva dealer Inoantia n- LARGE WOOOEN BOX - For Monmouoi ana wM amoya tia ow- bewe amountmg to huge tavlnga Couch/bed. •» or beat offer each Call after 5 30 4S3-25M IFMM (Matalrana- r. no too Cat tor Inttnww at from retaa price + Iree gm In- Moraoo or up to lr TV. Made iCan.S44Bnadai.Pad TRAIN FOR SUCCESS Cat (71-2111. Bab. by cabinet maker, with doort SOFA BEO — Queen tite 530-1 ate or (00 Union star The reel eelate boom of tie KTa artrMowOfl r*M]Ulf*M, HO ITrOO#>y COLONIAL RUST PLAID SOFA Sotd PMo. 11(0. Many ueaa. An- Good condition (225 rRd Ml errtved OU a) arttng to LIQHT PRODUCTION V»OP.K Aw, HI 71. Brtato. 92a-t4U 741-71 down. 100H*- •— »— tique chair $350 Call 871-4176 Day mm MM a tetecl lew to nap tie tt June. Cat lamp. (100. CokxUM Cat Warren 5*3-3*8* NURSES AIDES M/F— Aooapl- RECEPTIONIST - Oependebk. . We can guarentea an SOFA - Chair, exc. cond. CttMl^OSO. __l eel. t leevet. 1 chain douch I iftQ naj>W waPpaVOaVllOOal OOtV' ••50 pereon MuM type, enewer of SM.OOO/yr We re- MOO. Cat 40K407 altar 10 am. LAST WEEK SALE - before Mge linen (100 FACTOtY a.m -3 _p.m MO ( ctoMno, Smat refrigerator, mlr- 741-8064 watmg to Mam while EXPERIENCED CHEF - 14 yre. COMPLETE STEREO CAR SYS- rora. (2> Ihree drawer cheat. 1 LmMdHto poaaaon tor the right i. LkLookini g ftoor PMmananl popooa- SOFAS (1) - Leather chair. 2 LIQHT pereon. UMaH aarMng. IRA Maimed TEM - am/tm umlll player. three drawer chetl Comer eofa. wing beck chalra. limpt. Hum (7I-S000. n. kiettutonel cooking t ' end lable. round glaat tabM RECEPTIONIST - O hra/wk. ground Cat after 8'SOLID WOOD- daak ( chair, appliance. ASSEMBLERS Beet offer. Cat 4(6-1(I( betore draperlee Call after s (46-847* per hr H you are Muat M Baalbto. paraonabto ( TRAVEL AGENT - Commercial. 488—4460. Garage Door, $150. (pm AND MATERIAL have eac phone mennera. Eap'd COMBINATION VTCTROLA SOFA - L ehepe 3 . pft**4"a*4Tr?>0. LAWN TRACTOR - John Deere. the proper can of Ma geriatric - Hae 1 day open. H0M1.-MM. exio' Beige. ( M' aquara per. HANDLERS ™i. ptatea apply M paraon Cat 7474004. Anthony tao'e, 10 A LOW BUDGET? 14 Hp with 48" mower Complete- quet coffee table $500 or beal Ayera Ln-. Ltta Bayer. _ Debbie or Bonnie ot Shop tie Uaad Fumnure Cantor Cat 871-1584 ly reeum. llydroMallc drhre. Full offer Call 495-4014 e-Fn I0-1J noon or Ca«4 131 hydrauaca Optone ALL SHIFTS p.m. HotmdM Con- RUT HOMt HELP NEEDED - Truman one 74i-sooo of Pad Bank CONTEMPORARY DINETTE GRANDMOTHER WILL BABYSIT TABLE/LEAF SOFA BED - MO; center. IM Hwy 34, i-10 •Wft. Poajajlatwa) Oviaxa*. Ofaiy TRAINEES - Start M M OS and 117 Shrawabury Aye. S42-1440 honor inever ueed). 1(00 STU't. Mbk DoMd Aapfity, •'•"WajncaM earn up to 112 SS Put/pan ame. In my Hailet home, egaa 3 a up 4 chairt. Good cond. LAWN TRACTOR - John Dear., Fenoed-ln yard, ntoa neigh- A LOW BUDGET? . 872-1241 (75 Call after 5pm 7(7-1342 ALSO OPENINGS >Md. Crt 220-1200 10 Steady work, no ley ofta College Shop the Ueed Furniture Center model 200. JOT mower E«c - iMoomo. r- - borhood Lunch a anackaln- oond.. $1500 Cot 44S-4MS SPINET ORGAN 6 BENCH ON MINI SHIFTS a.m.-l p.M- only. ctudad. nta. aupptad. 7(7-(7M. of Had Bank COUCH a MATCHING CHAIR - NURSES PER OHM M/F Vvurllller Mini condition Never PM — 1.11pm, 7-1 pm. Fut tmo 187 Sfiraaatury Ave. (4J-1441 Coffee labto. and Mate, alaclric LAWN EQUIPMENT — IS"ueed. $800. Cell 2(4-1756 Cat HARD WORKING LADY - From Eac cond. Seal ofler Cat j%> _ — .J..— ^m^™*^fc« Itei II »ar ^ ~- W an ountnty aoooptno ap- and pen ame for long p.m. S8U JanUce looking for a K* a. AMERICA'S OESTI — Reputable UOOO4W tlrWevajr wtfn CJJICntlr 39, SWIMMING POOL OUTLET 4M-1770S< . STEREO CONSOLE ptootOM tor pUon and paek- PART TIME RATE « N 171 LPN TREE DKaOira Homo Helper tvea only Laun- MOO 4 a ( UN bod trailer (300. AM/FM ledto, 6 iracn tape and ara. and matartal nandtara tar pent Center. US Ban eve.. Long dry, Ironing, ( cleaning. Ideal tor rruatdrepoee of Ihelr entire ttock COUCH 1 ROCKER 39- Rl MS 50, PLUS BENEFITS RE- Skwed M B ( B method Port of btt, new, leftover. 1*04 temny- phonograph Cell 717-3616 Edion and (aM ~ QUIRED BY LAW. OarMrta Ml- through working family. Rlllttll lac. $100 MS UTS. cattona. for 2nd a 3rd mint R.N. - 7:S0 AM-130 PM. Fut Refertnctt. Cat 544-0821 alaopoolaa" oond. Moke otter Cat (41-1444 LAWN EQUIPMENT — Leef Cat 4*1-61000 4-1P.I I warranty - tor omy M8S.00 day*; (vet 510-5M4 vacuum. SMO. Tractor apreeder. STONE OFFER TRUCK DRIVER NEEDEO I OFFER CHILD CAM — M my complete. Wit finance Cat Bob: (40. Lawn apreedtrt (10 each .allllinl Center. ISO Hwy M. Saa Bright home. Mon.Frl. COUCHES (»- t SOU valour. 1 Sub-contractor ha. Fletdaione. G&rss Tandem dump truck. 1-1 yra t-800-223-0307 plaMootonlel.MOeech Colonial Cat 787-1576 aap. Smat Monmoutl County 0-4:10 p.m. I have aac. rota., and Ledge rock 6 cut atone left from RN M/F — YMCA Day Camp. 0 am ratable. Cat 530-1383. ANDERSEN WINDOWS ( valour III i S7S. Col LAWN TRACTOR — 11 Horn townhouee development Bufi. contractor Cat J01-M1-OMO. OOORO - S Atrium, doom. (OH 872-81 IS. Simplicity Landlord, 38' cul, oac. grey 6 white only Uj PRICE, OFFICE CLIANaMO - IveaT. k poaMon. Cat KID KAM AGENCY - Baby, pet REVLON Mon-Sat. Matawan ana. SM 1* TYPIST- MuM M neat, ae- CRAFTSMAN 1 HP AIR COM- oond. SMO. Cat (71-1211. guerantead mat. 8 term. per week. MO-0740 curato 6 hre./day. 5 dey/wk Rod at VpCanPOn o¥TUngr PRESSOR - With note * apr •> SPECIAL rock tea granular .ton. Route 24 ( RMmadae Road Benk eree S*2-l**0 clean! ng. errand) running((Party LAWN TRACTOR — anh SO* lace panoM. froni 6 a 20. (8S a wanted. You w» be running aarvtngaarvktg.. Dayy or evenin01 g NJ - ANTIQUES — Grand piano Very gun. MOO. GE u»nmMMM elec- mower, Whetifw at. 0 hp Koehte OFFKI PERSON - Perth tric confection oven. (100. Cat entire houee 6 . 100, (349 Price Amboy. UfM typing. Hang. Oan- yoor own butlneta white earning WAITRESSES/WAITERS bonded S Ikjenaadd. 747-22*7 ornate. In 1*75 Valued al engine. (SO turn Can alter 6pm Incl. labor 6 malarial Cell Monla EDISON N.J. prliw.. Wp. and caah MOOD wet eat lor (MOO. Coffee 071-1(17. tor detain 542-2546 LADY WILL 00 IRONING •able. Oek. breae top. 18X24X48 collect, doy/eve Incl Sun. The only naaulramenta are thai CRAFTMATIC ELECTRIC BIO LIVING ROOM — French Provln- 673-5400 Oood WO to. p. you are at toaM 11 yeore aM and *5*JW OfAeeta) DfawaM bOtifOO'tteWt - WWi maaeage Fut Ma*. Wat CMi tabtaa. 1 round. 2 end lable. LOCAE.O.EL CONTRAC. M/F/T CLEANINH O me km mamei442-iaoo ere ready to wort. jjSr" $2*00 Cat »4«-3»7i SKOO. aeklng 11000. 1 monma SWIM POOLS WAREHOUSE — COMPANY twaan 10-2 pm. Otta. To MMI up, oat (41-4000. Eat LOVING MOTHER OF 1 — WM ANTIQUE DRESSER — with mlr- OM. Cat 7(7-41(7. •76^*1-1 Forced to dlapoee of new on- IIS. WAITERS/WAITRESSES ground 31' long pooit Comptolt Looking tor general claaniia. HllianiUlMllll Apply can tor your chad M my illiatn. ror. lOSO-a-artdaoo. IIMor MM PaVI Irtnaj ajva>fi., in th9 rv#O Wafifc OPERATOR/MECHANIC — Per- aal Weet End MmaSnacka ( CUSTOM SOFA LIVING ROOM - Traditional with huge aun deck., lencing-. hi- manent peomon at good aaiary SALES Oak Dinar. Rl M. HaBet one. Cat 1-(ob-lM.(a4t lunch provided Rota, avail. Lota teat, choir, and ottoman S7S. 1 tlimdi dan, lempe. ooftao s eon and love taat. Cherry rate lltlera. pump, laddera. war- tor oap. peraon to work for a WAITER/WAITRESS - Bottle ot loving. Cat S70-MM. end tabtaa. Cat 7(7-1173. 'entee. etc. Aaking (086 com- LOCACAL CONTRACO T CLEANING -firm. MuM Cat 730-2704 Aaking (OOP. Call 741-2100. plete Financing available Call CO. . — LookinLooking tor parpart tmo Ground Country Club, enp. DARK PINE Colonial beeoone bO abta to Drhre Kohl tfucae, • •VCT, IrU MrTja^RnaJ pCQ^OQajlO RESUMES S JOB SEARCH ANTIQUE DESK - Oak OMo by Stan loH tree. 1-600-624-1318 rning eupervieor M theK bench a rocking chair (MO tor LIVING ROOM SET - S PC. oparato tractor Madon a Cat 4OJ-7S7S. aak tor Condi. both Cat after » took hoe. amat ttmg aqukemani. heVOVPOOCft •*wriVteTt CVaTATWOOB, 10- 10 PIECE ANTIQUE WHITE ATTENTION! WAITRCSS/WAITtR — lap. otudoa ooucft. rocking chair. 2 Provanclal bedroom eet Excel- LOOKING FOP) EXTRA MONEY? tod tkoer. Cham aaw. etc t poe- WAITRCSS/WAIT AAppll y M paraon : Shore PI Inn. jaawsANTIQUE — Parlowr ta *t Ornately and tablet, 1 coffee table with lent condition Lingerie cheat Pan-tma. AvtvoVB'owing mar- aeaa the mechanlcel aMSa to Twin Mae Maple canopy bad. Hwy is. HSal lit 1-S p.m. MO Both m e - VaJBHal BiitavC lafM • O mO OKI, MOVvQ Deek with hutch Dreeaer with ketna firm aeeakl tggrmive daw teal Immaculate MuM eel. muat 0*1. Coat (US. ten (275 hutch Vanity table, floor mirror people to makI telephone calle Same*" »»ee«S'in*dlacSemg Cat 416-0(00. can Joe Moreeu at 4(2-51*0 be- 52 Babyalttlng- (000 or beet otter 2*4-275* 672-925* night Hand, headboard chair tromour Rt.... JeoBtot. Haun: SALES — Pan tma avantnoa ( SUPERGIRLS INC. DESIGNER HEAOSOARD - Full $600 or beat offer Mon.Frl, 0-0:10 p.m. 6 Oat. 0 tween 4 30-8 pm ChlldCara Spoaaat homo mMntonanoa. We ANTtOUt - wicker. aue. gold eruahod velvet Excel- LIVING ROOM SET da. MuM ba athlete kon. oryMM, oak Mock, btautful Sofa, choir, ottoman, tablet, tnd 495-0758 aftear t •S p m| a m -1 pm. For Interview, oat PAINTERS - and outgoing. Retaa per- BABYSITTER - For Infant In my it your home aa If II wee our lent cor — 542-4000, I.I 217. aak for Joan I. One vltll and you'M egrea. 7(7-1417. SOfM lampa. Eac. cond. Call TREES — Mepte. BirchBin . CaiMpa. perienca Ti amuaL Apply In paraon, home. Mon.-Frl. Fut time. Cat after 7 p.m 787-86(0 Cats-7ptT (414440 or 483-4421 only 741-M44. Mimoaa. Dog Woodd. . SSweet Gum LOOKING FOR SO PEOPLE — To FeetFlratlMb«..oa*roadK.P«i l 581(114 DESKS, FILES — Tebtaa. chaM. etc. (1 per loot William. Farm toot wekjht whae you earn eatra TWO WOMEN —- Looking for ANTIQUES — LIVING ROOM — Contemporery. BABYSITTER - tor 2 year ok) In Dookde. recorde. blkee. boete. enrage cabMete. computer off wMte vetvat aota and love 345 W Rlverdale Ave.. Tinlon money, guaranteed to to*. SALES HCLP — Part ttmo. Hard-workera taotoe. office equip. etc. at Fade After 2 p m deify Phone 10-21 Iba. a month on Herbal Through toba. WrMns B pkMOa trailer., mo-pedo 6 furniture. eeal with green 8 gold floral Mudtae In your eree for growing Thurm. or Frl. •«*>•.. SM. A Sun. deye Teechera Cat 2*1-3029 evea oral day Set bargain prtoaa. Near or ueed. print Green velvet choir. 3 542-1462. product For mon * South'i'itllrn Company, Mo tea- . ^-^ ^^j^fc^a^ij II - - - II II %n f\ -• emoker. Oam awiyono. Pteaao oat 4*5-0473 AAC DESK OUTLET, 170S Rt fnewtJUfv rrUnOva pfJfVOf* *v wQni or 4*6-4743. Gordon table*, braaa floor lamp, TV— RCA Color. Jr. New pic. >41-7t23 mg Involved. MuM M over 11. ANVIL — ApproumalMy 100 35. OekhurM. 531-3**0 gleet MOM lamp (1550 Call M OMH Hoetary. MerakM PI. Rl Iba.. 8175; Lead metono pot (30. ture lube, beeuiilul ctblnel PART TIMI - LoOkMg tor 2S 1 1 M. " weekdayt after 1:30. WILL CLEAN YOUR HOME - DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RtNG after 10 em 4*5-9407 1100. Ctll 642-5003. peopta » Mot weMM end/or rrdSSkTs^ ^ ^ andhoneat HD pWform truck MS. Cat w cant«. MuM eel. (1000 or oam money. 717-0036 day. SALES APPLICATIONS- Being BABYSITTER WANTED — For 747-548* MAGIC CHEF ELECTRIC 24X46 BILNOR — ewlmnung appkcenki bMna) an accepted tar pan and tut tma 11 mo. ok) boy, 1-4 mnet por HaOM ana. Cat SSS-071S. beat offer Cot (Ot-KO-7100 717-4384 eve. now: For tree datata, write. APPLIANCES — Refrlgeretore eve*-, or 101 00M87S day*. RANGE - CcpperUne. with pool. Like new Hayward tall- kCA weak, S fin. par day, m my Fair WILL CLEAN YOUR HOME — ; hood. (100; Formica ova) kitchen priming filter 4 metal deck A.I. LPN — M/F. Fut ame S pan tma 30 Elm Street. Oept A/6 Haven homo. Cat after 3 30 p.m. Apartment or bu t ._ ROOM BIT - Tra- HIM. 4 podded cnalra. $65. Elec- 530-208! up Con Ing 1150 or beal offer Buyer ~T 11-7 NJ 07*21 l d lto r ditional, 72" breektroni. able. • tric eddtng machine, like new. muat maaatemble Call 264-WM5 . lac. deliver Wo eat by me Golden cMM. (MO. CotoNM chandelier S46: Buck podded Mr. 4 atoola. COMPLETE CARE FOR YOUR RuM 530-2M7 •Her 3 CHILD. — Wit watch, prepare $75 Cell 7(7-0067. Canter. Cot lOX-MOO PART TIME APPLE MACINTOSH - 128K y ( pm. TYPEWRITER — 1MB correcting cntd. Mon-Frl, Hi my home. Fut MENS ENGLISH BICYCLE Selectnc III. 12 pitch model Earn M per hr. We wkl kraal In DINING ROOM SET 10 Inch. Extra element. 6 ribbona. 1(50 MACHINE OPIRATOR — Ooen- telemarketing. No eap. FIIIIII SALES PBRSON - Fut or pan tmo only bponanoad. Rafaran- 11000. Cat daya 758-21**. Evea Early IMffe. 11 placet. SMO or 55 Situations 1*4-1177 Cat 0424001 Call 767-701* inge for 3rd ahlfl only. Apply M ary Ptaaaant pareonatty re- tmo. Apply In oaraon.^Pjamaiw oaa avatatta. 73O-O870 beet offer, cot 707-6110 paraon. Prtde MaM Producte. quired Cotege MudMlt), houte- LOVING MATURE WOMAN Wanted Mai* BABY FURNITURE - Changing MOVINO-MUST SELLI - Okie USED FURNITURE — 84' couch. 740 Uoyd Rd. wtvee eilcomtd. DININO TABLE — tot. pine open 2 chain. TV coneUe. 6 tingle EXPERIENCED — Eatate gar. •awe. awns, baby bed 1 We area 1(00. laatarrnake atyta mlr- Mornmga-*AMtolPM ( moo. ( 4 yra. M « more. C«4*5-O*t8 bed. Reoaonabte price Call Afternoone- IPM to6PM dener. aeekt tut taw M Mon. Oood tor conference table or Colonial oofret a end tabtaa. I «f 1-9365 homelier ( daya a a County wBrQa) f*vn*ty, TexaMsj) OpajOl to recllner. towel 1 rug tat Cek 1 VELVET SOFA T I3H t15O0/att Bob Randolph 0414(00 !tsli*f7sV^< ••&******* WM I Agent tor the wlonmoum Oounty | aatpwaj: I PeM gold airload, like new. (175 Cat ,1. New offlcee Moated M RL . _ Mate iwiueneu. -_l ( am-( am. i NavaaMk Rfver. Rd Ptaaaa eend reeumee ax - *«Ji?l'i"evie- alter' - WieTatM •O TTVffVO SAND EQUIPMENT — Nome UMNO ROOM SET — Bajtan N-400. The Daty " 7p.m brand guHare. ampe.. baea. key- walnut. Table with 3 reevet. 6 PtAVIS Aak for Mr Conner. Equal Opp. LOVtNO) DCPENOABLE PER- Cat 747-K4S or 747-SSS1 tool covert. 1 never ueed. (ISO. Mint condition Alklng (165 Call PART TIME — NaadeataoaatiT Shrewetury. HJ 07701. LAWM MOWER — Samoa ( re- boarda, Mac. aooonkan. echo. * ChaM. buffet, eac. cond. (600 Elhen Aaan Meant ond tabUe (2) SON — To en for 4 year ok) gm m eftocta untav 717-tMS. Caa (42-364* 872-2462. Flexible Earn up to (10 per h > ad under reel my homo. 1-1 waekaai evea.. pair, very laainnelila ntoa. $138 each. Coffee table (175 1 Manaoemtnl Training tome ». atari at aa wat. Cat Cat 741-2086 after 3 BEAUTIFUL PIANO — Yemaha Maple bureau (36 MMe. txis • WASHBURN GUITAR — Black Cat Barbara. 747-OBM. O Century 21 - DINETTE SET — 7 with whno trim. K.hter tremolo 787-OMS or 5M-27O0 atk tor SpMM with bench. Ueed ( mo. ctudee table with 4 ru-becfc 3 emaJtof ovel bnMed ruga NOW HIRING PART TIMI — Sereen 8 gtoea LAWNMOWER — (76 Cat 741-2*50 ayatem. Hard ahell cate. 2 uao raoaiiii. repair Very _ Maple Cotonw. A Meal M SKOO. chair. Site 6 with leaf. 2 piece IMMEDIATE OPENINGS rapan. Wa eH teeoh. MuM to (ECRCTARY/ASStSTANT 74f-*(M anytma. montht old Effecta alto. (850 LOVING MOTHER OF 1 — Wit Cat after 6 p.m 741-1068. hutch eat. Durable formica dark MOVING OUT OF STATE — firm. Call alter 5. 264-8121 PERMANENT POSITION hendy wtR Mela. See (teve Buouayy uRumaoon ntt t wood look nnlth $300 717-3400 Oreal buya Bennlngton pine Ruttcko, Prowne. 31 Bread St. needtb -genleed oare for your ohad m my reaiden- LAWN SERVICE — needt brkihl. tM Wetl Ind home Sneckt 8 or 671*542 Atk for Jute. bedroom eat. SMO. 2 contole WASHING MACHINE — Soar* 4 uiltnawaj PBWBT4Bpe I to *a««wfeini*v lunch provided Re*J. avat. Lota etereo unite. S12S ee 23' Zenith cycle Detux $75 or belt offer ftta DINING ROOM SIT — From color conaoka TV. (100 Queen PART TIMI — School bua drhr- irakt offioet 630-HOO ol loving. CMI670-0M1. Italy. 12 fl. long Broakfront. 3 pc. Can 49 era uoanaa mekaitil. but wM SlOaTTART Y — Foraohoolomce A BEAUTIFUL — Carved parlor one aofa bed. (76. Velour tre- work mo condieone and beneme entrance hall ee dittonel chair. (30. Antquo cheat treln. Hra. 7-1 am and/or 2-4 pm. vajTt#)r*y Of rjajapOflaa^HwJWwTjal, RIUASLI PERSON — To mtad MAN ( TRUCK FOR HIRE — organ, c. 1(70. Weokee of Lon- JK-4M6 pj ^ _ m ^waaaeH HB^aakaaaaJaHwm * ^- — ^ • Typing aklla required. Send re. |aJ^BBB*i4aBBBTal |b^Uwfswf^aUWwaa0l |^j^ Pick up ( detver tght hauang. don. ApprMeed (4160 Sole of diewert. (SO Beige plueh VufnfnajT VaWyvnl BTVBMevDaa). AppfT carpet, MO Lorga federal mir- WINDSURF BOARDS — New top SiaOpMO. K> START now Murphy Sue Servtoa: 888 Rt e to liiiilailM paMWn. 1:10-8 pp.m.. Mon.-Fn In' (mat moving tobe. Yerde. atttce $2750 Frl. or Sal.. ( to 1. AMO DOG HOUSE - For vary large vBoa (M. Rad Bank. NJ. Leonardo Cat tafte ftr 00 p.m( cetera Maenad, gutlera Me. furniture. M Cotemen Ave.. dog. Take H away tor Sao.ror, (60. Lampa 8 other Home. quality Only 1450 Call 38. lilimaiintn (baMnd r Leonardo. Cat 642-6616 212-218-2017. •Ma PMnt Storet. 872-11 Free eetmataa. Joe 4M.1M7 10B The Daily Register MONDAY, MARCH 18. 1985 WO Auto*, tor Sal. 104 Furnished rooms 2M MotarcvcKM NO Autos for Sal* JOOAiittitorS-la 71 Merchandise 101 Apt. «er Rent 111 Houses for Sale C»rwf ryLote OLDS - Toronado 1880 Oataal tor Sal* TORSO BANK RID OANK — ConMrtM Stood 4 aHIMAL PtOT6 — YAMAHA HP MO — 1STS, lliHl II CARBUNOERUOOO Kayport, roady now 1800 St toooHi dlak. naw araa, onambara, runs ML AM/FM starao CS THI Wlra KINQ8LEY AUTO SALES 8 884-4018 a whaata. 46.000 M. 8 yr /SO 000 DSSl. hOOl poM. 6M0 s 741.14M or 747. gaad CM Mar 7. 7ST-1ITS. Tsr-rssr Long (ranch, ban pd MOO • ITkSS kitchan. 1 baata. 1 car FORD MAVERICK 1878-SQirl mi warrant. 87800 k>dudrng HoMOOI.IrOOm 6400l RED BANK- LoMkr OMO* r garaga. hot watar baubmrd 140 R«alEatat« CHEVY MAUSU WAOON IM1 4 dr. auta.. pawar maring, uu CM 8*72828 altar 8 ii prnrsts homo. Qutftt oalo a haal879.aoo - AMtoltlMO. p/s. p/b. A/C. raar WASHIP) - at. 1150 Konmors MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE! On bus Una. 6304317 Wantsxl 87,000 ml. orioajnar. S780 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1078 - S •m S12S. at ww« SIM. HOME DENTALS, Mr MO-1334 STARK AGENCY 787-2777 datroat. am/tm starao. roof not. CM S42-6836. ahar 8 pm. cyt.. manual on floor, oae. m- ' anar. S4SSS. S71.10M. Utar»100. FORO PINTO 1676 - 58.000 tartar/aatartor. PS/PB. 80.000 EATOMTOWN MIOOLETOWN - Caaaftar7ajn.4ba-ogi CHEW VEOA 1S7t — Runa ml.. SUOO/baal oflar CM Whirlpool Ou dryar 6178 OE maas Oood ovar M oandwon Gardan, Mr. oarpatad. 31 *va buy 1-4 tamaVhomaa. Norm- good, looks toad, naw clutch S. 8000 CM 642-3088. 747-7884 aflat 6 p m. Com ot«M oommsralal room, csnminl 1 dack am Monmonh County doalng 290 Tnieto » Aakiog aSQO tail 7S7-S1SS •«>« 8200. Maytog maKhsd S rooms, air. 300 • 108 Commercial FORD VAN 1874 PlYMOUTH VOLARE 1S78 - 2 AM orow and am W/W aa soon aa SB days paMMa. Trailers •M. coin opsrstad washar and EM I Him I a rWM CHEW kwPALA 1078 — 2 door. 8460 or bast oftar r, p/a. m/b. M. arson wtlh atsotne dnor Moo. A/C ptmco JUST RENTALS, Skr, 34 Rentals H71 - 4 wd. A/C p/», p/a. p/w. Caa 466-4488 la racing strips. Looks and im iu w awn 2 STORES TO RENT - On Hay srt^sso. runs good »13O« or baat oKar. ELSERON FORD PINTO 1676 CM 747^7766 3» Hood location Parkin* aroa SO 000 M. With or .rtlhout wasl- 78JWr~.Aa«lnsS4pO. cSTrom «rcr-niT • rooms 3 badtooma. 500 a only 81» I Oat 747-77IT'TM. I awpowsrang>>piow. ati-OBM. • 8> • ssnar^as www < sssr , nww«* ' •• • JUST RENTALS. Bkr, 36S-1585 738-0831 or 738-2341 CHEW EL CAMSNO 1071 - 662. 17.600 ml. good oond.. MIOIXETOWN — Oak MS ano. FORD "INTO - 187S. iron goad HA2LET COURTS OF MO BANK Cu—iirn bum > a»ry Conmil US* motor S aanamlaalon .Mpo Basl *h,C*Ui*in MSOS nsgeashis 7I7T412 3 room! UtUIUsa paid. 300 a a, ajala a -* a> _ _. tBh^L^^at ataka^aaBt SM0. CM 870 0 odor 1 p m. VilUl •72-1100 S Cyt.. with racks SM0. apod, manual etearlng and RUNS OREAT. NEW MAKES. Pnmo location. Hoy 3» AdcraMa S badroom homo wttn UllMSSn I70.000-t150.000. Wa NEW TIRES. PS/PS, AM/FM HIQHLANDS Itraplajs. Cantral Air, now gas can CM M441H. • dr. hatch, M4/FM 72 Qarage/Yard FORD LTD - 1874. In good con- STEREO. FIRST 8376 TAKES IT pmata 4 rooma. Slot/a UU month hnam Mono ki rjertdiaon. SuH- purcltaoa. Saving both pamaa a CHEW LOVE IBM - S bad. 3 16.000 ml. Saloa 1. kids Una, 8800s abts year-round or aunvnor ra- lot ol monay Cat W1-42IS 84800 2oTi CALL 488-2137 672-2416 Cantury 21 Rsslty *Mi vary cJaa/v low PONTIAC TRANS AM 1880 — HOME RENTALSS.. BkI r 360-1234 ' 878.000. laahar " SI1S0. CM 7S7-MSS CHEVETTE 1888 — 4 dr . 4 spd.. MinxrrowN — Hy oim 281-0610 FORD LTD - 1878, 2 door. KEANSBURG — 2 Oodroom. all Waal tar DENTAL spadalty. DATSUN PICKUP l»70 A/C, raar win. Oaf. rarMM. utuitiaa inducod (425 Call naads clutch 8 startar will aM Landau coupe Auto. p/a. p/b. Onho, Oral auraurga. /ptumbod/o/phimM r MIOOLETOWN - SMuWlH all MM a/c. am/tm starao with tapa. ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING 787 4500 or 71 brtok ranch as) on a IIDUU lot tor parts or it can bo luad 4 For tat*, but aapaciaHy W yaat •a. IT1-1SSS. CM I2HTS4. waym mnngi OflMn for arauno aawi- •*••! Oood running, good looking 8484316; Aflar 4 p.m. 767-6168 KEANSBURG 1S2 Boats and Asking 81760 TOf-lSOS. PONTIAC TEMPEST - 1SSS. 2 o*d dining room, art daco OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - bitha" Mng re DOOOE POWER WAOON — oflar 284-2232 iss.s maasago. bsBofooffl, asMratsvy, taMcaft- 1 badroom. only S200'a Long Branch. Can 9 AM PM, door 360 auto , 57.0C Accaasorias 1M2. vary good oandwon. CHEW CAVELIER 1883 — Typa OEOROE WALL Also tools, ludo-a-bod. oalux ra- 3 rooms. biUa paid. 8280 870-9331 • 1300 or bast oflar 542 M20 Asking 6300 Can > bodrooms. mo. Una. UOIra 14' FIBERGLASS ALPEX - 10 hasohbacli. automatic uana- LINCOLN/MERCURY clinar, china, starling This Is a rl Snrawsbury Ava. al Syeamoro nugasaMI Frl 6 Sal. 6 to i. 23 HOME RENTALS. Skr 3OO-12M OFFICE SPACE — Avattabta M Enorgy sWtclsm. radiant hoot < Opan boat wWi traHar, 1300 or mHaUn. A/C. am/fm radio Must PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 18SS - Mighlanda Second Noor-tuKy MMutaa trom an DOOOE VAN 1S7T — Auto. S aM. CM ISS-aUT. Shia»abury 747-5400 vs. 62.000 muss, aun roof. HpQTivTaw Circla, Mkfdhatown KEANSBURQ — 3 rooma. no boat oftar. CM avas 7t7-rM7« Taka Kings Hwy. East. Ian ovar carpatad PtaaM can batwaar. 6 CM., cuatomuad atth captain HONDA ACCORD 1078 - Hatch loadsd 64500 firm CM pats 1 + 12 months aacurlly. am-apm. Mon -Frl 672^)620 IS' SEA RAY - chairs intatmr wood panalad t CHEVY CITATION — l880.6cyl. 583-8227 Navy tracks, than right Sals run SuilaMs tor 1 or 2 adulu Can HFavtnrudo s traMr. aood eon. ruggad. Ea. cond. low mllsigs. p/s, p/b. 4 apd, 4 naw radial S-spd. am/fm caaaatta alarao. by lha Lona Arranger. attar 4 30. U4-OM0. RED SANK — omca apaoa 1400 MIDDLETOWN/NAVISINK dHWi. MOO or bast oftar Can M SM or ft/o. CM altar 3 pm. M, ongonal ownar. »M main- 82.000 mis. Vary good cond PONTIAC FIREBIRD - 1883. sg n U par aq It. + uttMaa. AREA — 3 badroom. saw km. 2S1-S41! altar 5 7«752 talnad t1860 CM 642-06J1 Asking 82800 Mini Powar locks 21.000 ml. KEVPORT — Luxury apt • 1 t 2 A/C. carpatlng, on alta parking 2'4 balhs. flraplacs, family room, badroom. Cooking gaa. hoat • l 8 Must sM. Dsrk Mua Auto. CM ArallaMa Mimadwaty. Can bssamsnl. garaga Qllmpss ol IS' niEROLASS BOAT FORO 1878 Fioo - Hangar wrm HONDA CIVIC DX 1082 - Auto 871-8210. hoi Mtar includad Can Ocaan through wtntsr traaa Only And traMr wWi Chryalar as HP. cap S akda-ln unit, 82000. CM CHEVY NOVA 1888 — 2 door, a Hatch, am/tm muni alarao. 204-1MS a-s p.m. Mon -Frl. AN ANTIQUE OROAN •42-tMS • 129.000 In graal condition S1700 Itrm. 2*4-0217 cyl.. PS. auto., starao caatatta. 16.800 mis EM cond Asking PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Aa wall at a graan houaa. bar KEYPORT Calf «aa-1105. ask lor Tom. Runs good. 8200 firm. CM BROUOHAM ratngarator. couchaa. drapaa, REO BANK — Provisional Ot- Mi-oti» FORO CAROO VAN 18SS - 488-0874 at»r 6 pm. Call 228-0884 attar a 1876. 41,000 ml.. A/C. atarao. chalra. tablaa. hadga Irlmmar. 4 rooma. carpatad. 4O0§ nca aultaa avaH. m various Zlnv 20 FT SUCKENEER - 1S7T. Automatic, starao. M brand naw raar dafroat. powar window, mow Frl * Sal 9 to 1. U 3 ballroom gardan. 000 marar BUga. UnM rang* Irom 1 MtDOLETOWN — Look Ing to buy Chryalar. to HP. alac.stan tz Was. Runa good. Asking 13600 CHEW VAN 1S7S HONDA ACCORD U< HATCH- doors. 8 trunk. 4 door, tukury Colaman Avo.. Middtstowm Off JUST RENTALS. Skr . 3U-IS55 room to 3 room to 1400 sg It. All or a* your homa? Lai ua harp UaoW trallar. Uaapa 4. gaMy. CM 787-8042 id running oond . 81000 BACK 1884 — Ootd. 9-apaad. inlarlor. 83886 870-1073. Navatink Rivar Rd. Anothar Lona you! CENTURY 21 EMUndar Ra- Mad. S4SS0. S71-1HS. CM 747-2133. A/C, UPS dack atsrao. PS. many KEVPORT - Naoly ranovalaO. units ara carpatad. air con- FORO F280 1874 - Oood Body. Arrangar 8alo. carpatad 1 badroom apt (450 diuonad t hatra on-afta parting altora. «71-3500 CATALINA a - Tha parfact CHEW NOVA — 1678. 4 door. sxlrss 28.000 ml. Ownar going PONTIAC — aranrMM. 1672. 4 runa good. Asking 8780 dr boat abroad Must San. SB800. Csli door hardtop AM options E»c OARAGE SALE — Toola. mo. own UUIItMa Call 727-1M1 Rataa ranga from SM0 mo 111 OAK RtDOE REALTY lamlly boat. In good condition otfar CM 787-1878 46.000 maaa. Naw was am/tm par a«. II. plus utll. Can oanar Many aatraa, including «•» HP casatta Aaklno 82700 or baat 041-2041. cond 81386. CM 747-3783 furnltura. portaUa radioa. *ac- KEVPORT Waltar Zlmmarar S42-SSS8. Adult CommunrHa FORD PICK-UP1877 oflar. Call 264-4732 PONTAIC ASTRE 1878 - 4 cyl. trie hoatar. organ, and much 1 badroom Utuwaa paid 3001 341-aoao MarMOf outboard SSHO. CM HONDA ACCORD - 1880. 1 mora 3/15-3/tat 3/17. i0k>2 With cap. Oood cond. «r, 8 apd.. hatch back. AM/FM uaisslta. 8800 or boat JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 3M-19W REO BANK — Appro* 4,500 aq RED BANK - 3 bodroombodroom. 2 CM 767-2488. altar 8 pm. CHEW MALIBU - 1877. 84.000 oflar CM altar 6 p m 767-8446 7 Sandars Dr.. MiddWown (oft II. Antlqua dMkicL Oroal display CHRYSLER ml.. Looks 8 runa groat. Won't _..Jim casana. runs llka naw LONG BRANCH bathh , garaga. ExE c loclocationa . Asking 84300. CM 787-7008 Of Thompaon Aval «indows «500/mo Inda haal M2.0M. CatiJ12-4!7 37M aavas Boat motor luaaar. HONDA 3801S7S last long at 61600. CM 747-0818 PONTIAC CATALINA — 1678. 2 4 rooma kids 300a 135 Monmouth St M2-SUS Oood cond. Asking S2S00 Oood cond. Asking 8288. 5 rooma. kids 400s CM 530-6828 attar 6 pm CHEVY MALISU — 1878 4 door HONDA ACCORD HATCHBACK door, am/lm. p/a. p/b a/c. Now 76 Auction Sslos RED BANK — Industrial apaca RUMSON Can 7173023 280. a cyl.. 37.000 m, . good 1881 — 8 sod . am/tm alarao. brskas all around, tunod up. JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 360-1999 WATERFRONT A/C. mini cond. Baat oflor Can DEPRESSION GLASS SALE MATAWAN — 1 badroom gar tor rani 3400 squara taal. Wrda vMar of Navaalnk from huga COLUMBIA 2S — 2a tt. nbarglm INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 1878 cond. 8800 CM anar 8 8800 Call altar 0 p m 741-0386. March 21. IMS. Coin Nack Flra- 747-SMO scraanad porch of aartv laoos sloop, hugs cabin slaaps 4. with — 4s4. P/S, automatic, low rnlkt- 849-4863. tasvo msingi PONTIAC 2000 SUNBIRD 1803 houM. Rl 537. Coin Nack N J dan apartmant availabta now aga Radial uraa. S3000 CM Plaass call 566-0029 RUMSON — Ratau/otftca Prlma camar hall Colonial 3 llrapMoaa. CHEW VEOA 1676 — Oood JAOUAR — 1674 — 2 dr.. mint cond . am/lm tapa Ovar 500 piacss ol Dapratuon wtdai board **oora 4 bodroornai Navar uaad. Honda 4-cycta. 10 877-0188 dack. raar dsrroawr 6 moro ara glaaa. • aoma ralatad pot- araa. «25 aq tt (10 aq ft Nsanfy t cond.. 40.000 original ml. Asking XJ12L. Bast Oflor ovar 84600. MATAWAN ranovalad. OH atraat parking. 2<4 batha. formal dining room. HP angina 44-channal VHF JEEP COMMANDO 1872 — 4 8880 or bast oflar. Call 774-7716 CM 228-8846 18,800 ml. 85350 871-6064 lary. Pravttw 4 30. aala atari* at Garden, kids, haal paid. 4001 27' Irving room. Etc. cond Now radio, llghlad compass knot a Conductad by Taddy Baar •42-7736 or 747-W23 whaal drM. automatic. 61100 PONTIAC TRANS AM 1878 — 5 rooma. kida. haal paid 500 • root. 133 aton* bulkhraad naw malar. Comptata Raady to sail Call 281-1746 attar 6 pm CHEW CUSTOM VAN 1876 - JEEP CJ7 LAREDO 1881 — 4 Auctions For inlofmstion JUST RENTALS. Skr . 3W-15S5 RUMSON — Naa mw apaca daao chamiol. All Ihla a 14 var Mooring avallaMa at Fair Havan Must aM. For Intorr apd. 4 whaal dr.. 2 tops, 2 sats v-8, auto . PS/PS. A/C. am/tm 7SM799 JEEP CHEROKEE. 78. V.O, anar a pm a72-8S88. tlraa Eac. cond.. Baat oftor caasslta. 64.000 ml., vary claan MIDDLETOWN 555 squara taal a»anabla to top tana* of Waca. Outat road y« Yacht Works *• provloa quality rataaar who arm compk- laaaons Easy to aM. S1S.S00. condt., many aaitrss. 84500. call 222-2287. car. 82200 or bast oflar Call tpantral locaHon. By ownaf. CHEW IMPALA 1880 - 4 dr.. 871-6030 77 Pots and manl our hand-crahad glh sf S4SS.0OO »42-1»14 Can Fair Havan VacM Works. 808-883-4188 PS/PB. W/W. Ursa. A/C. 30.000 CHEEP CARS (31 — 70 Sutck KNOLLWOOD 222-2S4> and D42 a«oa 747-3010 RUMSON — Charming 2 TOYOTA PICK-UP 1873 — Llka ml. on angina Now trans.. Eke. $200 76 Pontlac Astra 8380 74 PONTIAC VENTURA — 1879 2 Livestock naw Mttl cap Asking 81686 CM cond. 84,300 or Boat otfar Waak door. 280. 6 cyt. 102.000 ml. 1 YEAR OLD GERMAN GARDENS RUMSON — Savar. badroom capo llaaialator nra- MOORIMQ — WWI ISO Nova 6550 Call batora 5. Exclutw* 1 4 2 Mdroom apt* avail U50-SI00 par mo Incl plaoo Wall lo all carpMng '4 anchor, chain and buoy All In 73OJSS1 days altar 8 pm. 284-2288 261-5806 good cond 8800 Cad altar 6 SHEPHERD — Mala Graal with rtaat/utils/parklng. EM. location. 642-82-a829 4 childran Exlrarnaly lovabla All individual a** *—* A central •» block from rlvar. Mint condition good cond. Asking SIM or boat 12 Bo. truck, alunlmum body. CHEW IMPALA 1882 — 4 dr, JEEP CHEROKEE inon Call S42-4OM ENC location Juii off Ri 35 on M1-4N4. •79.500 Call 572-54M Prmci- oflar U0-S34S attar a am 1874. Ford 350 Englno and AM/FM. PS/PB. A/C. W/W araa 1878. 8400 PORSCHES Kingi Mwy East (Walking dn SHREWSBURY — Omca Spaca pataonty. 15 DAY SAILER— 1H4 transmission complataTy raoullt. Esc cond . SSOOO or boat oflar CaH 872-0327 1877 81 IS Targa and I860 Advanced And lanca to Poodtown Shopping on Rt 35 Protaaawnala Only ISLANDS IS. Llka naw cond. Julv 64 Hasvy duty suspanalon. WaMdays altar 8pm 738-4616 81 ISC sunroof coupa Both oac Cvntar). From $535 Daily 1-4. RUMSON COLONIAL »170.500 Beginners Ennra houas Cat! 747 oat 3 badrooms. atlractlva ara mam tail A |lb. Extras- Asking 6 loadad 642-8662 Sat. 11-3. •2500 or bast oflar 530434} CHEVY MAUSU CLASSIC — OOG TRAINING 671-0021 SHREWSBURY - Rl 35 Last Ca»»aa>dayaS-4 «oa-77i-5»45 1680. p/b. p/a. a/c. 4 door, whlta JEEP CJ 5 1075 — 83100 firm REO BANK MOTORS INC amtaMI ISOOSquarofaat. Evoa attar Spnv 300 Autos lor Sale 131 Nawman Springs. Rad Bank Sayahora Dog Club. 74i-aQ46 MODERN APT -NtMf Iranapor- •llh blua IntarUr. 83.000 ml. CaH 842-6731 ataK 5 30 530-17M Daya 747-2122 SEA RAY 1072 — 21 200 HP CHEVETTE 1880 — 2 dr.. suto asking 82400. CM 886-0646 Oodga-AMC-Jaap-Ranauli BEAUTIFUL tation BMt llmfl to call b*tof« trans, radio, naw tiros, 63.000 KITSON CHEVROLET CO 747-0040 Black Lhasa Apao. mala, 12 noon STUDIO/OFFICE - In lha haarl Marcruslar I/O. ExcaUont con- CHEW CAPRICE 1678 — Estats Hwy. 36 Eatontown dition, aatraa. S4000 firm CM mi. A-1 cond.. 82200. Call waaks old S22S Call 747-05M ofRadBank 2 largo rooma. lava- RUMSON VICTORIAN — Proa- 871-7287. 842-1000 RENAULT 1984 — 2 dr, auto. REO BANK — Prim* locauon tory Sacond floor walh-up. con- ago. tins schools, 9 mWuta walk 2*4 2012 A/C. PS/PS. 3000 mi AM/FM BIRD — vanow cnaakad Ama- Sunny 2 Odrm wtlh bay (window salfAsklng 8800^72-2014 varuanl to municipal parking to Atlantic haochaa. local park. IS' MARINER — 75 hp Johnson, LABRtOLA MOTORS atarao. Llka naw muat sscrinca. ton. Hand lamad. graat par- *525 + utll. 671-5706 «v«a- 1400/mo. utHUMa me. Call Holy Croaa Mooarn kltcnan wW> 1872.8400 CHEW CHEVELLE 1670 - 6 cyl Springs Rd Rad Bank 89000 264-7847 attar 9 pm •onmty naads loving noma. with angina naads work. Must aM. Runa. naada work. 6350 CM REO BANK 741-53)7. gam to3p.m. walnut cablnata. w/w carpata. Moving. No rsaannatlls oflar ra- CMSSaMHSSaftaraP.M. 741-2433 caga Bast otfar Call 2S4-20H wraparound RENAULT RELIANCE OL 1883 — 2 'amity ApfriiaAcaa. 400a aUn/Furnlahad Ofhca Suitaa tusao S42-«7»a AMC HORNET 1878 — Oood LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1075 BLUE-FRONTED AMAZON — DuplaR, 6 rooma. ttKfslI psraga. tug* 4 dr . PS/PB. A/C. am/fm atarao. awilh Soc'y • , IS' STARCRAFT — Run-a-boul running cond . PS, now tiras. 8 CHEW VAN 1877 — flood — Town car. Oood oond., asking 9 spaarj 84880. Can 671-1921 About 3 yrt old Tarns • talking JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 3M-15S5 cond.. PS/PB. haavy duty S2188. Can ba soon al Dr assist . Strictly I-par son bird Othar asnrsaatury. i thraa-Mory majority s wood 12- IIS HP. Marcury outboard, naw cyl.. body graat. S82S. 222-0181 RED BANK — 1 bodroom aic vinyl Intarwr. tuH canvas and springs, 82000 or bast oflar RENAULT 1881 —A/C. AM/FM birds avail OSB-3141 room homo in hiandly Waal Park 46 LoonardvHto Rd radio,SSOOO ml., ASking 82200 locauon Top cond . nw* cavpata. 109 Buildings/ narghborhood Oraattor kida : be mooring covar. dapth ImdSr CHIHUAHUA — Mala. 3 lbs., 2 AMC SPIRIT — 1880 p/b, p/a. Call day 8834037, ovaa •tova. rafrhaarator, 1535 > ulM- Qaragaa tharator beac h aaaaotn Priced S2aoo.t4S.74aa days; U04S17 auto.. 8 cyl.. arrow Uraa, 40,000 CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1676 930-8238 yaars old. Good dog AKCIINJM Call 4&5-1005 160*6. brokon avas. * waoltanda. ml. 827&O. nogouabta. CM 66.000 ml., plush Intarwr. runs LINCOLN TOWN COUPE 1878 2 Badroom aac tocatton. top Tamarack Salt Ssgngo 4 Wara- WTTENHOUSi papara >I25 Call a7i-ftgi 042-7742 STARCRAFT ID — Oood tor good. 61300 CM 488-3088. Fully toaoad. 40.000 ml CHOCOLATE LABS - 5 waaks :ond, naw cwpata. nova, ra- houatng. Hwy 3S. Long Branch. 84000 CaU 642-3327 LINCOLN MERCURY INC. frtgarator Dack tflOO + uHlttoaa Various ana garogaa avaU AN SHREWSBURY — Our 3 fishing, skiing, diving SO HPAMC OREMLIN 1872 — Oood CHRYSLER LESARON 1676-4 800 Rl 39-Ocaan Twp 776-1900 old AKC ragisiarad Only 4 laft Marcury Outboard. Powar trim door. Oood condition, naw tiros. LINCOLN MARK V 1870 — Fully •375 Call days 747-1320 t 4*5-1005 Ovsmssa doors 222-4)712 badroom. 2 tua bath split wtrn Uraa. good running cond Asking dan. attchad garaga and profty aiuas U700 or bast otfar Call «300 CM M»O»TV Immaculsia 47.000 SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC •*M. S3O-S7M REO BANK 110 Wanted to Rant propany haa boon updated and S42 agag or S42-SM7 ahar «om Can avaa. 8-7 pm •lawman Springs Rd . Rad Bank Naar bua. 160 wvaMy 8424364 DALMATION — Brown apottad. daoorstad m aaay to Irva wllh 23 CHANNEL MARINE CB — A STAR IS BORN... awaaCIRCLE CHEVROLEr * ""T " ids nytw 3 roomi, Raady 1200 • LOOKING FOR NICE — com- naulral tonas Araa la awciallant 1 yaar okt Famala. Good with HOME RENTALS, Bkr 389-1234 lortabia boarding tocMlbaa tor 2 Shrawabury Ava. Snrawsbury LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS 5TRAUB SUCK-OPEL mdi Call 530-3275 so can us today! Slio.aoo E A — PRICED RKIMT. RASSAS 0 ACRES ol Naw 8 Uaad Cara aldarty ladWa Fair Havan araa ARMSTRONG AOENCV. RE- graph, for eele or trada. lor 741-3130 DALMATION PUPPIES RED BANK - Ctaan turmahad 3 Raapond to Bom Z-401. Tho OWy aluminum outrlggera 6 mounts PONTIAC, 366 SROAO ST RED Hwy 38. 284-4000 Kayport oom apartmant $400/mo . m- ALTOR. 555 Praapact Ava. Lima CaH 741-2286 altar 6 p.m. DATSUN PICK-UP 1SS0 — King SANK. 741-8180 AKC Champion airod Ragistar. Shrawabury. NJ SaMtVMl-4tO0. cab. tibargujss cap, 47.000 ml. dud>ng utibtiaa Vary qutat 07701 Show or pat nouaa 1 buainaaa Qanttaman 154 Racraatlonal Attract mora raadarahip by aac. cond.. 6J600 Can 222-1184. MAZDA SE-6 18S4 — Pick-up Call 291-3533 or 291-B331 Raiafancaa. aac Attar 4. TIRED OP ICE 1 SNOW? truck. 19.000 ml. Mini Cond. SUBARU OL 1882 * Automatic MONTHS OF JULY — Fumrahad Hoar about a adnlar hida-a-wav placing a STAR at lha top EASTER BUNNIES houaa. apt. or condo Minimum Vahlclas and/or bottom ol your ad 80000. 842-0882. Morn or Eva In axe cond Oraat mllaaga with 741-041B Oaytona Basschaa moat praa* lass man 26.000 ml Partoct Ixt Angoras. Dwarls. Lops, t raga 3 bodrooms. 2 bams Saa Bright. ALJO TRAVEL TRAILER — 1873. For dotaaa. call lha Daiiv MECHANIC'S SPECIAL — 1877 Pick out now Hutchaa also RED BANK — 3 room*, prune Rad Bank. Rumaon or Mon- ugoougoaa mantactauacturadd ioa Ragmst Claaslfiad car. Aaklng S410O. Call 930-0212 ara* par-king. wt/« caprat park. Pool, sauna. tuU acthribaa ia. Bis>apB o, coti*p*aiiay aan DATSUN 2802X TURBO 1881 - Olds 8S. linimnl condition attar 3 p.m. Clll •ny|ims4»5-047/'9fl55 mouth Baser! araa. Call contalnaef. with a/c. Esc. cond. Oapanmant 842-1700. Low mllaaga Evary option In tha Naada angMo work. 81800 or Singla/coupla No p«U $450 • 7S7-«17» altar • in drasm clubhouso. all Includad ~FREfTTb GOOD HOME uUa Sac/Rafa 747-6M3. with ownar ship of this 2 83000 871-8824 book Partact conation Many a. baat oflar Can 842-8444. SUNSMO 1878 — aulo.. A/C, Vary good with 9EWOR CITI7EN - AcUva mala, badroom. i'+ bath, hugs ots «s»*n marrtad. AM/FM lapa. 1870 angina IT - CHAMPION CAMPER 1874 — 20 MERCEDES - 300 SEL, 1882. PS/PS. 81300 or basl offar Iflar CaU 747-4239 nv«rvtat* with flraptaca. n««ty fhaatfa rfvobiia norno or motor kMetion. Ihrmg room, florida •r. fuiiv ao,uippod Immaculata. Laplo Mua manure. 8 pm 887-0337 or 871-3037. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — furni»had l bdrm Waanar/dfyar homa 530-0402. 10-4 PM »aak- room. 2 car carport, ovarsixad 46.00060 origina' l mHa OATSUN 200 SX 1880 — VVhUa gray taatnar mtorlor. 1 ownsr, uWtty room. Prtcad In llto low 8400»0. CallCM' 747-SS1S BMW — 1881 120 I. 47000 ml. bakjs Inlarlor, aunroof. A/C. 48,000 ml. S2S.000. Csll T BIRD 1883 — Whlta 2 door, Baaullful. haavy bonad. bundlaa S675 mo * utll't, No pata/crtlld UOs Calt 2O1-741-HS7 ol loval Top quality, noma raiaad. 747-3263 or $42-6641 WORKING COUPLE 6 6 a/c. sun roof, am/tm CSSSHS. auto.. 94.000 ml, good 288-8306. original Mtorlor. A/C All powar. lull guarantaa. Call 8714254 l nica sitad badroom apt. tor aMr 8 Mua. S apaad. IimalUnt 84800. Can 499-365? Hit wftaat. A-1 condition, no rust. TINT ON WOODS TOWNHOUSE 132 Condost POP-UP CAMPER oond. Vary wan msMtamad. Baal MERCURY MONARCH 1876 — 4 22S-2324 coupW with 1 small trtandty dog. StaapsS.8800 OATSUN — 18S4 Maxima door, 81.000 ml. 8600 Call altar GREAT DANE - Pura brad 10 2 badrooma. 2't batnt garaga WUIIng to pay mid 8300a. Look- OKar 386-0700 daya. oor month old olua mala without pool A tannta pfivtiaoaa Brand Townhouaas Call 281-2887 774-4881 avas 12.000 ml 5 spd. SHvar vrlth gray 4 p.m. 747-8480. TOM'S FORO papara A raal baauty with a ing in Highlands. Ad Highlands. ML A/C. AM/FM I Mill! Crulas 200 Hwy. 38 Kayport now No pata$IS0/mo * I AAna,^* SVA*4 Una ss is i _ 68t US ,1 111 A SAOOE Of DISTINCTION 13 BURRO - Flhirglssa Tram MERCURY MAROUIS — 1676, graal parsonality Gantta and in- I'M 747-2818 Laonaroo, ~on Monmoum, 1*100 Shadow Laka VStago. BMW - 320 l"s" - 1082.40.000 control. Much mora 741-4404. 204-1800 •ralkjr Ws^ns 1000 lbs Slssps ml, FuUy loadad 6 apd Eac. oond., AS powar. air. llghl lalligant Obadianca training by Bank araaa. Can auppry sac. rst- WALKER 4 WALKER. 4. TowsMs with small oar. Sacrl- DATSUN 710 — 1676. Englna 6 gray, vinyl roof. 68.000 ml.. TOVOTA COROLLA - 1877 9 ownar in progrsss Naw family erencee Plaaaa cat T" rad. 811.000. 072-8490 22t-4913 741-8212 80S 63800 CM 842-1887 or transmission rabum 4 good tjroa 82780. Call 291 5881 apd . 2 door, am/tm sMroo Naw Mull hava thair own horns All TWINBROOK bafrasn 8:30-9 pm , Evas John V WHaon 741-SB8S. BOOT SHOP 8PICIAL - 77 8 brakaa good. 81000. Call palm. Call 741-2480 or 530-1411 accasaonaa a axlras includao altar a p m 810-0887 Stuck Sport Coups Body. Front, 888-8327. MERCURY COUGAR 1877 - 4 Aak lor Bob 1100 CM SU1UI VILLAGE WORKING MOM — With 1 child TOVATA CHINOOK — 1679.t fanoar door dsmagad. Oood door, 1 owner. High rnuaaga. Ea- ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP — 1 Runa good, naads somo work. DATSUN 2S0ZX 1979 — 5 TOYOTA CELICA OTS — 1882 GREAT DANE PUPS - Fawn* ol GARDEN APTS. wiahas to rant 1 or 2badroom badroom condo by ownar. Incl. tor parts or whola car Call attar houaa or apt Claan 1 quiat a 81800. Csll 881-8088 4:30284-2*88. apssd, A/c EnealMnt condition 81000. Call 871-0402 avaa. Hatchback, a/c. p/a. p/b. tilt quality and all* Champion 1 ft 2 badrooma from (490 Mod- au appllanoaa. Faclliuss m- 45.000 ml Asking 88200. Csll akMrtng whaal.. crulaa control, Padigraa $330-»350 364-5901 arn, •pacioua apta. Haat. hoi $ must 94«O with utils incl Call cludatannls courts, swimming BUHLER 6 BITTER INC. 888-4166 aRsr 8:30. MERCEDEZ 480 SEL 1674 - powar aun roof, roar dafroat or 370-9515 cold nwaiar Cooking gaa m- 281-9882 or 672-2342 Rad. loadad. axe cond. bast 24.000 ml Asking 66000 Csll ciudad On-pramiaaa tanmt DATSUN 200SX - 1882. aulo, ottar ovar 18000 CaH 222-2306. 730-3221 attar 5. Aak lor John MINI SCHNAUZER PUPS count, pool, racraalion tvaa a/c, am/tm casana. sporty. Champion airad- Dochad CNQLI8HTOWN — Manalapan MERCEDES 230 1074 — 4 dr.. Naar Eaton town (hopping Eic BUICK REOAL COUPE - 1677 40.000 ml., sic cond. 88000 TOYOTA COROLA 1004 — 4 dr.. Croppad Pat 4 show quaniy acnoota Ocaan Twp Covarad Bndga t, naar dub 220 Wanlad 47.000. Sauma duo to wnaaa. firm CaH 201-2888. ofua. a«c. cond.. now angina 6 Homa brad Good wih childran houaa. 2 badroom, (taaniy brakaa. A/c. suto. trans.. 88460 auto. A/C. AM/FM with tapo Highway 35. Oahrturat Call 717-2657 dack. EAC. cond.. 83800. Call Call PAM 767-4661, S31-4923 542-0612 131 Houses lor paMMd Availabta immad Piin- Automotive DODGE ASPEN— 1877 or bast oftar 842-4416. ciptsM only 2O1M2-OO67 WE BUY USED CARS — Top BUICK CENTURY 1878 - Mlla- 4 apd, a cyt.. Aaklng 8000 Joanna 291-3613 aflar 7 PM POODLE — Toy. apayad lamala UNION BEACH — 1 badroom Sale dollar paid Sclmam CnrysMr- aga tow SO s Bast onar batv/san CaH 983-7611 MOB 1877 CONVERTIBLE - cocoa color, mild l> lovabla to NAVE8INK RIVER — I Now root, no rust. 88.000 ml. TOVOTO COROLA 1076 — 2 dr 1395 • UUIB * r. mo aac. Call COLTS NECK COLONIAL 0 On Plymouih. 141 W Fronl SI. Rad 81600 1 82000. CaH 7S754B3 manual ataarlrtg/barkas, 4 spd. Kind paopia 7 yaars old $25 73B-9715or 264-1670 lar vlaw. naw T or 2 oodroom Bank 747-O7S7 DOOOE CHARGER SE 1873 — wall mamuinad Aaklno 82800 Call 671-1367 landacapad acra 4 badrooma, from 8100.000. Caa 741-0818 or BUICK REQAL LANOAU COUPE V-8. aulo.. PS/PB. Edalbrock 204-4732. sftar noon. AM/FM ISinlTl Good trans . WEST END 14 batha, formal dining room, 1877. VS. A/C. P/W. am/fm and Hoaay, 8 too much to Hal. 8080. 281-8016 PUO PUPPIES - Raady to go lor aai-m kilcnan. wall to waH brick 741-4881 250 Auto Insurance MUSTANO OT 1884 — 7,000 S room*. hidB Haat paid $500 32.000 ml Asking 82800 CaH 61900. Call 747-0708 aflat 3 p.m. TOYOTA CELICA OT LIFTBACK Esstar AKC ragisiarad. All shots HOMES a DUPLEXES draplaca In tamlly room. Ovar PUERTO RICO — 871-2477. & wormad Basl offar. Call JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 3W-1SS6 3000 aq. taat o» Hwing araa Econ- Furmansd 2 badroom. 2 MR. AUTO DOOOE DART 1671 - Runa Prlca -TO-*-"- 912.600 Can 1883 — Aulo . 4 cyl. crulaa. A/C, 264-2614 omical oaa haal. t206.$00 townhouaa wnh marina vlaw. INSURANCE BUICK REQAL 1S7S »all. So, trana. 1900 o6r boat 767-7181 aftar 6. am/lm. 22.000 ml Mini S6700. 102 Houses for 948-9838. Baauutul grounds Lit tannla. ton, 2 door. oflar. 222-7116 Call 787-0866 50 RHODE ISLAND REDS — 6 pool on pramtsss. Naar baacnaa. NISSAN SINTRA — 83. 5 spd Plymouth Rock laying nans. GLORIA NILSON SAVE 88881? "" DOOOE OART 1674 - Aulo.. 34,888 ml. Eic cond 84800 TOVOTA TERCEL 1880 - 9 Rent goH otc. Aaklng 883.900 Can 711 Rl. 39. Shrawabury BUICK LSSABRf ESTATE sod.. A/c. AM/FM atsrao casaai- $100 Call 542-9303 Rt 747-7888. p/a, p/b. air, am/fm. sun root. A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK Hwy 35, Shrawabury 842-6009 747-4000 WAOON IBM - 6 pasasngar. Oraal Intanor. Musi bo aaan. V». 1 ownar. laalhar Intarior. Howatl. 2 badroom. »300 a VB auto, p/s, p/b. p/door locks, Naads angina or ani 81888. 831-0308 80 Bicycles HANDYMAN SPECIAL SHADOW -LAKE VILLAGE - ROUTE 34 INSURANCE AOEN- OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME Union Baach naar baacn 1300 Town nouaa on golg f couraa Liv- p/wlndows 1 saata Valour lot 8150 Csll 738J3704 1676 — 2-dr.. aulo.. PS/PB. TOYOTA CELICA — 1672. 4 Mini BIKaa Na.a-ink. 2 badroom tSOO 100X90 proparty 4 roon CY — Call for Iraa quotas am/fm. A/C. wlra whoala. 74,000 Naada work $42,200 aa IftQ room, dldlnmn g room, ddan .2 986-0900 Na»l to Matawan DOOOE ARIES K WAGON — AM/FM. A/C. Naw Uraa. trans . apd.. Aaklng 8290. Call atisr 4 BMX RACING BIKE Waal End, 2 badroom $500 badroomss.. 2'i2'i baths, firsplaca. mis. Asking S24S8. Can carburator. brakaa. battary. MANY OTHES AVAILABLE! Kirwan Co 787-8800. Motor Vanlda. 671-2683 1. Eac. oond. Woodgrain m 666-0793 Skyway cuatom. 8165 largo patioi , osntrstll air. garagagaaga. H, luggaga rack, PS/PS. AC, 08.000 ml E»c cond. 84000 or Call (MB-rJOOv aval /v/aakandi HOME RENTALS. Bkf 366-1234 HAZLET - 3 badfoomt. V, manyamraa.8137,900 7470655 bast offar 747-8888. TOYOTA COROLLA - 1876. 8 270 Auto Services/ BUICK REOAL - 1876, VS. Blua ao. SKOOO ml 84.100. Days. apd., a/c, am/tm. raar datrostar. ATTRACTIVE - 3 badroom. 2 bath, aai m krichan. aluminum Tnurs 6 Frl altar a p m , all day A/C Landau up. Naw tlraa. 671-5555. avoa. 6 84 Merchandise tiding, fancad In yard, dtah- Sal. 6 Sun. Prlnclptss only. Parts OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER STA- now Uroa. wall malntalnad HI ml. bath, family room, play room in AM/FM. Low miisga Runa good. TION WAOON 1076 - 08.000 Lints rust. Vary raflabta. Nlca car Ocaanport $875 071-1030 waahar 8 mlcftvwav*. $8,900 2 ENGINES — (II Chavy 8 cyl.. Claan MakM 6 out Musi sail Wanted Call attar 5 pm. 787-4233 Shadow Lake Village DODOE CORNET - 1071. 0 cyl.. ml., asc. oond., garaga kapl. Asking 8890 872-8028 aftor 7:30 880. (1) Ford 381 truck motor. Asking S1800 or boat ottor Can atactrlc windows, aaats. 6 door p.m. A-1 USED FURNITURE CUFFVVOOD BEACH - 2 ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT 736-4648 Aak for StanMy or 64.000 ml. good running cond. badroom.,, S5S0/mo . * utiiii.a. HOLMDEL 8280. (II Chavy 400 trana. 880 locks 83900. Csll SSI or Sun Antlquas. conlants ol homa. al- EDWARD W COLLINS CaH 480-4848. —'• uphoistary work. Baat 222,-6167 VOLKSWAGEN DASHER — tics, collar, ale Can haul. I piaca Aviilabla4/1 Call 4.5-3025 CROWELL AGENCY CaH 671-3499. 1077. 2 door hatchback Stan- AGENCY 948-414 CHEW MOTOR - 260.. Com- BUICK REOAL 10S4 — (LlmltSd or all Top dollar psid 264-6458 EAST KEANSBURO ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME dard shlh 81000. Call 747-8673 Cottaga. RtdB Una. *300'a 741-4030 Plata with powar-gjlda trans Edison) Black. Fully loadad T- OOOQE ASPEN RT1876 — 360 1960 - Sports Coups Bsautllul wsokdays. 842-0140 wsskands. HOUSE WANTED •100 or baat ortar 767-1606 lops, 3.8 VS. Asking 818.000. cu. In. 2 door. Block 6 oranoa. 4- condition 1 ownar. 38.000 muss 8 avaa. 3 badroom. kida/pata. SOOO'a banlnga 6 Waahanda Caa altar 6:30. 888-0687. ipiaOi pvajyaiooa rnaga ppruai HOME RENTALS, Bkr 389-1234 Mkrdt«wwn. Llncrotl . 4 OTO 872 — 800 CC angina. 86300. CaH 887-8326. badroom. ttdahaii Cotontai Halga Stawart Jaan MHchall sad. 61000 or laka paymanta VOLVO PARTS SALE — Naw- A BASIC LIONEL TRAIN HA2LET COTTAGE 741-6948 842-7311 68.000 ml, buckat aaata front BUICK REOAL 188* — (Llmltad Aak for Oary. 767-0846 Privala colfactor will pay hlghast prafarrad Naar Oardan Stata bumpor. Hood. nosa. raditor. gas EdWon). Fully loadad T-topa. 3 8 uaad. for oldiss. rsslorsrs All bills pd. raady $400 a Parkway Call 718-987-7355 V-6 Asking 815,000 Csll attar Chaapl RED BANK VOLVO. prca 661-8084 or 264-6642 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 133 Income tank 6 rims 642-1283. DODOE AIRES 1881 OLDS CUTLASS S 1876 - V6. KEANSBURO — Doll Houa* 2 6 30 p m 666-05*87 A/C. PS/PS, am/tm, raar datog Ir. p/a, p/b. am/lm LEONARDO - Option to buy 1 Proparty TRUCK TIRES — Llka naw, SHal aulo . 36.000 ml 83000 ALL LIONEL TRAINS badrooma, living room, kltchan. bonad radlala. mud and snow BUICK RIVERIA 1878 - 88.000 81300. CaH 983-8303 VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE Or Flyar Top caih appraisal badroom, ln< prima naigrt- lancad in yard (31150). Csll altar tan 495-3910 — 1974. Eacaltani running cond. FOR HELP — In buying or sail Wad. Mountad and balancod on a ml. Fully loadad. Exc. cond.. OLDS TORNADO BROUQHAM Pnca no obiaci. 946-2et>3 borhood Room (or addition in S p m 767-7686 ing. can Andy Rudoff In our com 89700 CaH 67l-6167anor 2 pm 8900. Csll attar 9. 672-2348. ask back. immaculaia cond borl rims (V. ion). CaU 281-8484 DOOOE 100 VAN — 1670,- 1878. tuny loadad. 78.000 ml tor Diana. KEANSBURO - Shall 20188 fl. morclaJ/lnvaatmant division, al ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS SMO/mo + aac 779-2098 Cantury 21 Cotans. Raallor. BUICK REOAL 1979 - Poppy V6 82000. Call 983-8466 or Lional. Flyar. ate HighaBt % paid Muat ba rallniahad Idaal lor a 280 Motorcyclaa turbo. T-roof. A/C, p/b, p/a, rims, naw tlraa. a/c. caastts 760-8733 VOLVO WAGON 1076 269 OL — LINCROFT — Shady Oaks. Adull larga family Businaas amusa- 741-7888. ovarhaad conaota, caplalna Auto., p/a. p/b. A/C. am/tm, Nobody baat» my prica HONDA V48 — 1883 Magns p/wmdows. p/tocka. crulas. tut OLDS CIERA BROUGHAM 1882 264-5075 Condo. 2 oodroom. club msnl lona. Call sftar 6 787-0626 INCOME PROPERTY - For saU chairs. 96.000 ml Must aaa to balga. 83380 firm. Call 906-0747 prlvladgsi 8675/mo 79OCC. 890 ml. Mini condition. ataarlng, raar dafroat, am/tm appraclala. Aaklng 84600. Can — V-8, aulo.. A/C, am/tm. by ownar. CaH 747-0668 or 82800. Call 466-1016. starao s-lrack, 48.000 mllaa or 563-5727 BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR ALLENHURST — Saashors Col- LITTLE SILVER - 3 badroom. 747-8037 PS/PS, nil whaal. 67400. must SALE — Call Sacond Hand LH. onial. 6 bodroom. 3'* oaths. to bath ranch on '* acra. All HARLEY DAVISON 84080. 1 ownar 686 8626 sail Aftar 6:30 p.m. 671-7141. VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE DODOS. ASPEN — 1070. Llka 204-0777 After 5, 264-8615 811.000 appliancas. liraplaca. cantral air KEANSBURO - Mini condition. 1898 PANHEAD — 1871. 8800 or baa! oftor Call Highait pricas paid for all nami. By ownar, 642-92I7 2 apsnmanta 846.600. Caa BUICK LE 1070 — naw. 18.000 ortgtonal mllaa. OLDS OMEOA — 1876. 2 door, 499-3446 ERA LINCROFT REALTORS Bast Oftar CaH daya 767-9169. 88.000 orU. ml., Must aaa 83800. Csll batwaan p/s. p/b. E«c cond. 8790. Call ant.quat, ale For barga'm. atop 747-3838 EvasSai-8117 Paggy. Kkwan Co 7674800 Attar 9:30 p m 284-2284 VOLKSWAGEN DASHER - at 24 Broad St.. Kay port dsbta 8460 or 8-8 p.m. 672-2426 ahar 8 p.m. 747-0647 or LITTLE SILVER— 2 badroom. LITTLE SILVER RED BANK — 3 lamlly homo. HARLEY — 1671 Custom straat 201-0199 671-0429. 1800. DMsl Wagon. Eic con- bssamsnt. garsgo. flraplaca in A rara rind In today's markat. Datacnad garaga with workshoosopp biks Must ba saan. Asking dition. Low ml, 63900. Baautifuily mamuinad colonial Low. low malnlananca EacoHont CADILLAC 1008 — ConvarUbki. OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME - Call 747-1760 living room Avallabla March 21 laa EacoHont 82900. Can 842-6134 E»c cond.. low ml., 84200 or 1970. V8. ovar 100 000 ml., ra- CASH FOR BOOKSI BOOKS! S725/mo. • uiilmas lust a short wslk lo RR station, condition O n alraat parkparkini g bus lint, school and shopping. HONDA NIOHTHAWK — 1882 baat oflar CaS 222-7118. Don't Settle For boiit Una., angina ovarhaukM VOLKSWAGEN BUG - 1670 BOOKS' BOOKS) BOOKS! LITTLE SILVER REALTY Cloat to town and hhospital within last 10.000 ml. Aaklng Runs. 6200 CaH 536-8073 Raallor 741-0850 Ramodatad kitchan opans to 8179.800 690 Black E»c cond.. Only 1400 CADILLAC \*n — SoauWul. 1 aundack. Flraplaca. lormal din- mi Call 872-0841 avaa. W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E 82800. CaH 787.9000. Mr. Call 672-0327 BAHRS REALTORS ownar. Sadan Oaviaa Loadad Ban your car, truck or van tna Bobalrd MARLBORO COTTAOE ing room, broaiaway and a vary 83800. Call 7399297 protaaalonal way. CaU Lou VOLKSWAGEN - 1868 ccn- Nawly donalAII bills pd. 1400 anracllva yard 3 badrooms Saa HONDA — 1861. CX900. Shan 135 Commercial drtva. watar coolod, axtraa. Enc Eckart. BUHLER 6 BITTER OLDS CUTLESS SUPREME vsniwa Naw floor, brakaa. CLEAN FILL DIRT HOME RENTALS. Bkr 388-1234 it right awayl 8144,900. CADILLAC. '74. Sadan Davllw. clutch. 8600 or baat offar CaH cond 8879. Can 871-7899 trallar hookap comptsts, with air CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH. 1878 — VS auto. P8/PB. A/C. And topaoil wanlad CENTURY 21 COZENS. Rasltors Proparty AM/FM Raar dafoggor. Eic. •aa calt anytima 842-0937 RED BANK "Indapandantly Ownad'* shocks 91200 477-0100 waak- 2 family, pats ok. 8400 s OAKHURST — Routs 36. 700 aq. NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER cond Asking 83380. 871-8367 VOLAIRE WAGON 1677 — Runa 813 Rivar Rd.. Fair Havan ft. Fraa standing offtca. 10 pavad Guy Johnson 3 badroom. kida/osts. S700 741-7888 HONDA OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME wall but naads work. Boat oftar Buy 8. Buya HOME RENTALS. Bkr 368-1234 parking apsosa 888.800. CAMARO — 1670. now palnl 1881 — 2 door. V8. suto . PS/PB. As la. Call 930-8830. Singls) itami-antira houtaholda MIDDLETOWN REALTORS NEW JERSEY'S 6 1 VOLUME Fairly naw rims 6 Uraa. Elactnc VERMONT SKI HOUSE — $84,900 windows, A/C. P/S. P/B. AM/FM • p/w. am/lm Eic. condition VW BUG 1873 - Mint oond. In 6 Anllqua f urnitura. |aw*»ry. tilvar A 101 ol houas lor tha monay in HONDA DEALER EL CAMINO 1074 — With cap. 89866. Call 264-0808. immadiala caih 842-4338. Localad batwaan Bromiay 6 caaalta atarao. Chroma motor P/S. P/S. 380 2 BBL. naada oul Now angina, palnl. battary. Slrstlon Mis Slaaps 10. Avail by sought shar Old Shrawabury. SHREWSBURY — 8000 aq. h 482-4881 wtlh brsidad hooaa Also comas mufflar, clutch, hoatar box. many MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (ALL) tha woali 8929 Call 528-SSM Brick and cadar. 4 badroom. 2 palnl Call attar 9 368-0774 OPEL WAGEN 1670 bids + historic rasidanca 219 ft KAWASAKI 660 C8R 1861 — wrth car covor 51.000 ml 84600 4 cyl.. suto.. runs wan. naw ai- naw pana. 82.100 Must saH mov- ANY AGE ANY CONDITION full baths, hardwood floors. 18 ft. Commardal lono. Can 499-3826 anytima FIAT 8TRA0A — 1800. 4 cyl. 2 ing 2234120. TOP DOLLAR PAID 244-1077 103 Rentals to aai in kitchan. baaamant.garaga Midnight btua. Liks naw. 6.000 door 9 apd. am/fm caastla. raar riausl 6 batlary 8450 CaH 7474%. I mass. Sissy bar. Englno guards. 4994819. VW BUG 1870 (2 car). Call, wa hava tha hayl CAMARO 1878 — Vary good dafroat Luggaga rack. Naw radi- 1 OLD PLASTIC MODEL CARS — • Shara 81300. Calf 871-2663. condition P/S. A/C. atarao Ask- al uraa. bauary A/C. Eic. cond. Good mo Eractric racing cara. Lional Little Silver Realty 137 Lota and PARK CHEVROLET NON-SMOKINO MALE - For KAWASAKI KZ080 1676 — Oar- mg 82700. Call 871-0300. 81700. CaH 644-0080 »200 or baat otfar. Iraina. 01 Joa ilama Any toyi, 74IO95O Raaltor Opan 7 days Sslsi Lsaalng-Sarvlca-Parls Call 2284794. laava maaaaga any cond. any Amount houaa In Middtalown. 8279 mo Acraaga ago Kapl. bast ottar aaeuraa. CaH CAMARO — 1088.327 vs. 4 bbl . PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1679 HI. 88. Naptuno 778-1212 Incl utll. Call Rich 530-3600 MIDDLETOWN BEAUTIFUL 60X100 Milton Ava. ParaHal to 942-1789 or 848-2601. 4 apd. p/a. p/b. Naada minor VW SCIROCCO 1675 787-5040 TOWNHOUSE — Mint condition PS/PB. A/C. am/FM mints PEUOEOTSAAB OF WALL County Road Clfffwood. 86500 KAWASAK11802 K2 440 LTD body and angina work. 8800 or Muat aan. baat oflar 264-0831 Hwy 35, Manasquan 106 Furnished 3-badroom. 2'i-rjslh. sunksn liv- or will buHd lo auft. 38X131 basl oftar. CaH lor mora Infor- CaH 741-0203. PIANO WANTED ing room with flraplaca, lormal 4,760 ml. Oaraga kapl. Eac. FIREBIRD 1671 — Naada body 12011 448-9090 Spring St. Matawan Boro. cond With matching full laca mation 671-6872. aak tor Frank Any condition 493-4911. Rooma dining room, larga aal-ln kitchan. «11.900 or wulburtd to suit work and aihauat work. Runs 300 Autos tor Sale family room, toads of upgraoad vatla habnat 8679 hrm Call CAMARORALLV SPORT 1880 — good. 8060 or boat oftar. CaU ABERDEEN TO RED BANK Can 988-2828. 738-0420. Rooms 4 studios Irom 840 s wh faaluraa. and unit, prlvata yard, 306 VS. 4 apd. PS/PB. AM/FM 741T2OO6. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369 1234 graat location. Too good to ba INCOME, PROPERTY K2 780 1876 - 10.900 mnas atsrao mum. Itops Muat aaa PINTO 1874 - Runa wall, many trual Asking 881.900 Cat! tor ap- 64600 or boot offar Aflar 6 pm FORD MUSTANO 1877 — 4 cyl.. For aala by ownar. Naw Uraa. runs good. Aaklng tow mllaags on naw angina Naw a t iibi Itttp o EATONTOWN — 2 rooms, uaa ol polntmant only. 671-0237 Pftn- 8600 CaH 741-OOifc 281-6748 or 261-1260. kilchan and bslh Haal and utll- cipalaonly CaH 747-S88ITor 747-0037. -0734 attar 7 p 101 Apartment! CAMARO RALLY SPORT 1077 good running. 61000 261-3007 or on waakanda. AMATUEH RAUlO — Hacwv**, — 8 cyt.. auto. PS/PB, A/C. aingla wumrttg ^f»o.,. itnnsfwi ronH raiQuiH aofllna, FORD MUSTANG FA8TBACK PINTO 1979 - 2 door. 4-spaad. Hammarluno, nu t tO, oilh %/f$/mo can >i»-4iW. . rnywiisl Uidtt-iaval. •> « Uw <1M* rnmliiMn tiMO AVIS matching Bpaakar and manual. homa localad on attractiva traad EMC. cond . StOO. Call 842-8271 KEANSBURO lot Ottars 4 badroom, 3 carsmlc 2810019 SUZUKI TS168 I860 iscd ccndiuon.'naw tiros. 81290' Room lor rani. Plaaaa call Ilia baths Liv room wWi flra- 8000 or bast oflar. CaH 204-3664. PINTO - 1979 2 door runabout BEAUTIFUL NEW, BIO — 1 767-8M>. 767-3947. or placa. format dm room, aat-ln RUM8ON - CAMARO — 1974. VB. 93.000 86.000 muaa Runa good. 8300 badroom apt, Bayaftora araa. ownar 1 acra. all Can 2284764. laava misiagi ml., auto., p/s. p/b. Oood con- FORD FAIRMONT WAGON — 767-7247 kitchan. Ig. fam. room, scraanad SUZUKI 460 - 1601. Oaraga 1676. 6 cyt, suto, P/S. am/lm. CaH 530-4926 Young Uaad Mlddlatown. $450 par montn * porch, basamanl with gas haat. Pavaraadgo. 8229.000 dIUon 61100 CaU 747-4208 aacurlly Call 787-3583. MIDOLETOWN AREA — Room in 747-8707T kapl £>canani c MM Musi CAPRI RALLY 1880 — 4 spd, woodgrain. axe cond, 81900. PLYMOUTH HORIZON 1883 - vary plassanl unlqua salting lor attachad gar Fiva mln to aach BSH. 8879. CaH 787-8880. Can 291-2036 Cwcollani condition, low mllaags. Cara RED BANK CONDO - Rlvar non-smoking profasstonal mala O S P 6 RR stshon Convaniant RUMSON — WATER FRONT AM/FM atarao. 2 dr. hatch/w 64600 or bast oflar. Can front 1, 2 or 3 badroom Saaaon 678-0222 to all school ktvais. Pries WITH BULKHEADI 8189.000 760 MIDNIGHT sun-roof. 34.000 ml, axe. cond, FORD GRAN TURINO WAOON 738-0488 For Sala or yaarly with option io buy. 8169.600 Call ownar tor apot. BV OWNER. CALL 842-8214 MAXUM 1983 — With tarry, 83800 CaH 284-7802 1872 - Rabuth 400 angina Buy 871-3763 am/fm starao caaaana. 2 Nava It now tor 8600 or boat oflar Call PLYMOUTOUTH DUSTER — 11872. Ad u »• prafarrad No pad MIOLETOWN — Furnlshad room CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON 47 Shr.wabur, A». 741-0516 im privsla noma Call aftar 4PM 138 Mobil* Homes halmota. Oaraga kapl 2000 ml 842-3074 in Rumson. Runs good Body graat oon- MIDDLETOWN. CAPE COO 82800 787-8120 attar 4 30 p m 1679 6 passsnaar P/S. P/B. dlUon tSOt O CPU 88664327. •led Bank, 74/0301 EATONTOWN 787-07788 4 Dadroom, llvlno, roorn, dlntf>fl MOBILE HOME — 10»l Powar windows 4 locks. A/C. Tilt FORD MAVERICK 1876 — 6 cyl, Naar but. ft ahopa, $300 i MONMOUTH BEACH — Phrata room, isrgs kilchan on 79K1OO waahar/dryor. YAMAHA 79OCC 1882 — Low whaal AM/FM atarao Hugh automatic, p/s. m/b. 71.000 PLYMOUTH VOLARB - 1676. 2 «na rasnaaa Kida ok. haal paid. $300 a room In watarlronl homa OuW tol Mint cond Aaklng 669.000 814.000 mllaaga EaoaBanl cargo apaca 61200 mUaa. Vary good door. 3 spd . 8 cyl. vary dapan- *"*s»»Mkaaaa HOME RENTALS. Bkr 319- .234 araa 228-4689 Call 499-3946 No raahwa 48V4475 I Mr 8. 11200 rum CaH 872-2321 CaH 671-6876. 81200. Call 8714064 dabta. Musi aaa CaH 747T1J29