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Vol. 109 No. 61 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1986 25 CENTS Navy alters Board seeks options in Earle status sand plan clarification

By STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN By MARY GAY JOHNSON The Register The Register

Bowing to pressure - from state and federal COLTS NECK — The Colts Neck School Board said legislators, U.S. Naval officials have decided to give yesterday it will seek clarification from the U.S. Sea Bright and Monmouth Beach a better chance to Navy regarding a letter it sent the board on board receive 3.2 million cubic yards of sand for their members' concerns with the expansion of Earle beaches. Naval Weapons Station and its effects on the ; Navy officials announced yesterday that they had township. changed their plans to name Sandy Hook as the The school board sent a letter to the Navy in the "preferred alternative" in an environmental impact nation's capital a few weeks ago, detailing the statement they are preparing. members' five major concerns with the proposed 500' Now, a naval engineering command in THE ncaiSTCT/JtM TOS8ETT new additions going in at Earle — expected to bring Philadelphia will name three options in the state- with them as many as 1,200 military personnel and ment — Sandy Hook, Sea Bright-Monmouth Beach, their families — and 600 children to the township and the Mud Dump — an undersea dump site six 'Leafing' life behind school system. miles off Sandy Hook. The environmental statement In the Navy's response the board received will term all three as environmentally acceptable. Jamas Bennett, 12, of Middtetown, rolls down cow red the possibilities and Joys of roWng Thursday, officials failed to address several of those The statement also outlines the Navy's plans to a leaf-strewn sidewalk In Middletown. Bennett tW walking, grievances and so the negotiations will continue next dredge the sand from the Naval Weapons Station purchased a skateboard recently and dls- week, School Board President David Kostka said Earle pier area and from a channel in Sandy Hook yesterday. Bay. The final decision on where to place the Kostka said he could not divulge specific details dredged sand will be made by Secretary of the Navy about the Navy's response, since the board has not John Lehman, and state legislators explained that yet contacted the Navy about the need for a the environmental statement will be the primary clarification. basis for his decision. Substandard? The five basic tenets the school board is at odds with the Navy are: • That the current status of the Environmental Based on yesterday's Assessment Study completed by Earle and Naval officials — required for all government expansion announcement, local legislators Marlboro Hospital care criticized that would affect a residential area — was not say it is much more likely that conducted properly. By JUDY HOLMES • That the construction; of the housing units is on Sea Bright and Monmouth ••The state has neglected this institution wetlands. The Register • That the legal rights of the taxpayers and Beach will win the sand. and has not fulfilled its obligation to the residents in Colts Neck were violated. The school MARLBORO — The Mental board has estimated that the influx of Earle school Health Association of Monmouth public to provide a safe and therapeutic children will create an 82 percent increase to the County has submitted a critical Yesterday's announcement by naval officials system's 740-student enrollment. The expansion report on the care and conditions environment. •• could realize at least a 10 percent increase in marks the second time they have, changed their at Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital minds about the sand. Last summer, Sandy Hook was to Gov. Thomas H. Kean and Drew Judith Rose 'residents' property taxes to pay for an estimated the preferred alternative — until the Federal Fish E. Altman, commissioner of the Board of Directors president $1.2 million rise in the school system budget which and Wildlife Service objected that dumping at Sandy stale Department of Human Ser- the Earle children will create. Hook would disrupt the nesting of two species of vices. • That the Navy prepare a valid Environmental' birds — the piping plover and leaf tern. ceived complaints . from family ation of hospital administration Assessment Study. "The state has neglected this members of patients at the hospi- and staff members, Rose said. • That the Navy halt all construction of the But after protest from Sandy Hook park officials institution and has not fulfilled its tal about substandard care and The association has declined to who said the narrow peninsula's single access road housing units at the 7,000-acre base — 45 percent obligation to the public to provide life-threatening conditions at the release the contents of the report which lies in Colts Neck Township — until the would wash away without the sand to replenish a safe and therapeutic environ- hospital. Rose said. until the commissioner has had a beaches, the federal service withdrew its objection'. proper environmental documents have been ment," said Judith Rose, president Every problem discussed in the chance to review it and propose a prepared and opened for public comment. Then, much to the chagrin of area legislators, the of the association's board of direc- report is documented by at least plan of action. tors. In efforts to speed up the process because of the Navy last month returned to its original preference three sources, said Ginger This is the third commissioner necessity for a compromise and possible solution, — Sandy Hook. The report is the result of a Mulligan, executive director of the the association has worked-with Kostka said the board will be in verbal contact with three-year investigation into con.- But based on yesterday's announcement, local association. since the study began, Mulligan officials at the Navy Office General of Counsel in ditions at the hospital which -The study was conducted with said, and since he has inherited legislators say it is much more likely that Sea Bright began after the association re- See EARLE, Page 4A and Monmouth Beach will, win the sand. Among1 the full knowledge and cooper- See HOSPITAL, Page 4A others, Senator Frank Pallone Jr., D-Monmouth and Assemblyman Anthony "Doc" Villane Jr. had lob- bied Lehman, President Reagan, and other federal officials on behalf of the two boroughs. Asian leaders Villane and Pallone, who sponsored bills to fund the extra cost of moving the sand south to the pledge to find boroughs, have claimed that lives and property in Sea Bright and Monmouth Beach are more important than the recreational use of the park. American POWs The highly-developed boroughs both suffer from sorely-eroded beaches, which leave their seawalls By IRA ROSENFELD vulnerable to relentless wave action. The seawalls Associated Press Writer are crumbling, and waves frequently wash over them, flooding Ocean Avenue. The environmental impact statement is scheduled WASHINGTON — Communist resistance leaders' to be sent to tlit' federal Environmental Protection from three Southeast Asian,nations pledged yester- Agency for review Nov. 14. On Nov. 21, it is to be day to find and return any American prisoners of published in the Federal Register, intitiating a 30 war still held captive in that part of the world. day period during which Lehman is barred by law Son Sann, prime minister of Kampuchea, joined from making a final decision. military resistance leaders from Vietnam and Laos announcing they had ordered their forces to free any See SAND, Page 4A POWs still held in their respective nations.

Lottery ««We pledge to return these men to their country and not The winning number drawn last night in New allow the communists to use Jersey's Pick-It Lottery was 054. A straight bet pays $346.50, box pays $57.50 and pairs pay them as bargaining chips. •• $34.50. The Pick 4 number was 7740. A straight bet pays $2,373 and box pays $197.50 , Gen. Kham-ou Boussarath United Lao Liberation Front The winning number drawn last night in New Officials of the National Vietnam Veterans Coali-r Ycrk's Daily Number lottery game was 3-8-0. The tion say they believe as many as 400 Vietnam-era "WinFour" number was 3-4-1-4 military personnel are being held captive in t he countries. '•I have put forward an executive order to our! freedom fighters to search for our American QJEEH friends," Sann told a news .conference here. "We pledge to return these men to their country Ann Landers 7A and not allow the communists to use them as Classified 5B bargaining chips. It is our highest priority," added ASSOCIATED PRESS Color Comics 8A Gen. Kham-ou Boussarath, president of the. United Crossword 7A Lao National Liberation Front. Deadline extended Horoscope 7A "Based on my own troop reports! have the firm Passengers board a People Express Airlines Jumble ."• :». 7A conviction that there are Americans alive in Viet- a week the deadline for company debtholders Movies. : 7A nam. We will spare no effort to find and liberate jet at Newark Airport yesterday. The no-frills, to accept deduced Interest payments in light of Nation 6A them," said Le Quoc Tuy, Commander-in-Chief of financially strapped carrier, has extended for the Texas Air Corp. deal. See story, page 5A. New Jersey 5A See POWs. Page 4A Obituaries....: 4A People i 2A Sports 1B JobsiJobsiJobs! Business Directory GARAGE SALES RN'S, GN'S, LPN's, Aides LOVE LINES Television 7A Read the Help Wanted columns Your business will do more Cash and Carry Explore the opportunities. See "Love's got a line on you". Weather 2A in today's Classified section. business in our Business Buy and Sell the Nursing/Medical- Directory The new "Love Line" section Directory. Lots of Things in today's Classified section. November 28, in Classified Ik TWatagUter SATURDAY, NOVEMBER B. 1966. PEOPLE

actress in 1978 for "Alice Doesn't beef," campaign manager Paul Live Here Anymore." Johnson said. Two new half-hour comedies, It was. Mike Haggar, manager of "Dads," starring .Barry Bostwick Sam's Meat Market, who received and Carl Welntranb, and "Gung Fonda's call Wednesday after- Ho," starring Gedde Watanabe noon, said that is the only kind and Scott Bakala, will make their Sam's sells. debut Friday, Dec. S. In addition, "Sidekicks" and History repeats Itself "Sledge Hammer!" will move to MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) — Aging Saturday night, Stoddard said. On activist Abbie Hoffman calls Nov. 22, "Sidekicks" replaces urine tests the loyalty oaths of "Life with Lucy" at 8-8:30 p.m. this decade and says apartheid is and "Sledge Hammer" will move giving the United States a 1980s in Burstyn's time slot of 8:30-9 version of anti-war protests that p.m. helped make him famous two Jack is back decades ago. Hoffman, who turns 50 this HONOLULU (AP) — Actor Jack month, spoke Thursday at the Lord says CBS officials have ap- University of Idaho and worked proved a two-hour "Hawaii Five- slams against the Gem State into a O" special. campus news conference. "We're still developing a He said he was "old enough to Lucille Ball script," he said. "It has to be remember when Idaho was only better than the 290 hours of film known for its potatoes. Now it's we did in the 12 years of "Hawaii known for potatoes, nuclear waste Goodbye Lucy Five-0."' and right-wing fascists," the last The film will be shot in Hawaii, item a reference to recent bomb- LOS ANGELES (AP) — "Life Hong Kong and Macao. Lord said,. inus that authorities have blamed with Lucy," Lucille Ball's low- Authorities in Hong Kong have on white supremacists. rated comedy series, has been been particularly cooperative, he Hoffman praised efforts on col- dropped from ABC's Saturday said. lege campuses to rid South Africa- night schedule, along with "The "They put a 75-foot police related investments from schools' Ellen Burstyn Show." launch at our disposal and we portfolios, and said that the coun- Brandon Stoddard, president of went up into the new territories in try is caught up in ''anti-drug ABC Entertainment, said yester- China. There were thousands and hysteria that goes beyond truth day that both shows will be thousands of people ... dark alleys and Justice." brought back, but that they will ... the whole place smells of in- "Urine tests don't tell whether make their final Saturday night trigue," Lord said. "That's the you can slam dunk or do your job,", appearances on Nov. 15. kind of ambiance I want to put into he said. "... In the 1950s, we had 'Life With Lucy" marked Miss the film." communism and loyalty oaths. In Ball's return to regular series "Five-0" regulars James the 1980s, we have urine tests." * television after an absence of 12 MacArthur, Richard Denning and Benefit concert years. But the show failed in the Kam Kong will be in the cast, Lord Nielsen ratings and was charac- said. ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Singer terized by critics as looking like a Beefy reward Arlo Guthrle said his late father's 1950s comedy. efforts on behalf of "the average '"Life with Lucy' didn't find its SIOUX FALLS, B.D. (AP) — A working man and working audience on Saturday night but we congratulatory gift to Sen.-elect woman" prompted him to agree to look forward to our ongoing rela- Tom Daschle was a little beefier perform at a benefit concert for tionship with Lucille Hall, JI star than most. Actress Jane Fonda unemployed Hormel workers. without peer in television and a sent 50 pounds of steak to the Guthrie, son of famed singer- lady with whom we're very proud Democrat's Sioux Falls con- songwriter Woodie Guthrie, said to be associated," Stoddard said. gressional headquarters Wednes- Thursday that he hoped the Nov. Miss Ball was unavailable for day. 20 concert in Minneapolis would ASSOCIATED PRESS comment, said ABC spokesman "Tom: Here is a little meat on a ensure that the families have a ELTON CROWNING Rock superstar Elton John sports a pink, mohawk hairstyle during a concert Jasper Vance. Her husband, Gary meaty subject," said an accompa- good Thanksgiving. He was ac- in Brisbane, Australia, Wednesday. Morton, commented only that "We nying note signed by Fonda. "Con- companied at a news conference love being with ABC." Morton is by more than 30 children of , co-executive producer with gratulations on your campaign victory." unemployed workers at Geo. A. mond, best known for his role as application. Aaron Spelling and Douglas Hormel & Co.'s flagship plant at says they will be recalled as Daschle's opponent, Republican needed. Eddie Haskell on the old "Uavc It Osmond, who joined the police; Cramer. Sen. Jim Abdnor, had made the Austin. . ' Her show was 71st out of 74 to Beaver" television series. department in 1970, cited two on-; actress a campaign issue. His ads "For many, many years, my He can return to work The 43-year-old Osmond re- the-Job incidents that contributed' shows in the latest rating by the criticized Daschle for inviting father tried to make life easier for A.C. Nielsen Co. Miss Burstyn's LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor- vived his acting career in 1984, to depression that he says pre-! Fonda to a hearing to speak about the average working man and about the time he applied for the vents him from working. He once; show was 72nd. Both shows have the farm economy, saying the working woman in this country," turned-lawman-turned-actor been near the bottom of the rat- Kenneth Osmond doesn't merit a pension, with the cable television was shot in the chest but was actress had spoken against eating he said. series "Still the Beaver." A similar saved by a bullet-proof vest; a.' ings since their debuts in Septem- red meat, an important South A settlement reached in Sep- stress-related disability pension ber. from the Los Angeles Police De- series, "The New Leave It to bullet grazed his hair in another, Dakota export. tember ended a bitter yearlong Buaver," is now running on cable incident. Stoddard said both "Life With Daschle aides who winced when strike at Austin, but more than partment because he is capable of LUcy" and "The Ellen Burstyn" returning to work, a board ruled. super-station VVTBS. Fonda was mentioned during the 800 workers remain without jobs There was no discussion of show would return to ABC later campaign smiled about the gift because replacements were hired By a 4-2 vote, the city board of but gave no details. Mlu Burstyn pension commissioners Thursday Osmond's acting career Thursday, COMPILED BY • /•; Thursday. during the strike. The company- and he denied it led to the pension won an Academy Award as best "I just hope it's South Dakota turned down a request from Os- Ellen Cancellieri THE WEATHER

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Those with hearHpr respir- Classified Advertising: 542-1700 TOMORROW: Sunrise, 6:35 a.m. atory ailments should reduce physical exertion and Display Advertising: 542-4000 ext. 286 THE REGISTER and THE SUNDAY REGISTER an both published by THE RED BANK REGB- Sunset, 4:44 p.m. . outdoor activity on unhealthful days. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8. I960 Area awaits 'live' Springsteen "Altogether 1,400 copies, in those albums. Freexe-Out," arrived at radio sta- Staff *ad wire Mports five-album, tape and compact Sam Goody's, Eatontown, is one tions for airing beginning at 8 a.m. Investigators study dealership lira disc configurations, will be com- of the biggest record stores in EST yesterday. NEW YORK — "!*>• the biggest ing into the store on Monday," he Monmouth County. However, Perhaps the biggest splash was RT — Employees of treated for minor smoke in- added. "We've got three pallets workers contacted there said all Lincoln-Mercury, halation as volunteers spent thing we got going in our history," in Asbury Park, N.J., which said Jtff Lega, Manage, or Jack's waiting and pallets are huge. At comments would have to be made Springsteen immortalized in his began brushing nearly two hours extin- first, we expected this album to from corporate headquarters in of 1987 Uncoln Con- guishing the blaze, Stonerock Music Shop, Bed Bank, about the first album, "Greetings from long-awaited 40-song set of last till Christmas. Now, we don't Minneapolis. The official word Asbury Park." tinentals yesterday as arson said. know about that — we may have there was "We expect the new investigators continued He said major damage was Bruce Springsteen's epic live Asbury Park city manager Sam performances that's born to run to get more in." Bruce package to be fantastic," Addeo spoke about what the searching for the cause of a confined to second-story of- Lega added that the store, in according to Bruce Jesse, vice- Friday morning fire which fices which housed the com- turntables ragged once It hits the Freehold, N.J., native has meant stores on Monday. appreciation of the public's president of advertising for to the town, and listeners called in gutted second-story offices pany's auto parts department, Interest in both the album and the Muslcland Group, owners of Sam there. he said. First-floor offices, he Record stores braced for, Well, a to agree. record demand for "Bruce Spring- store, is having an in-store con- Goody stores — 14 of which are in "Everybody's going crazy," Fire units were dispatched to said, sustained only minor test for those who pre-ofdered. New Jersey. the scene after employees re- water damage. steen 4 the E Street Band said WJLK program director Pat ported smoke coming from the Officials speculated that the Live-1976-86." It is the first Why did Springsteen wait so Columbia Records officials said Gillen. rear of the building while leav- fire may have orglnated from authorized live album by an artist long to release a live album? they had printed 760,000 record Springsteen's intense, four- ing work Thursday night, said within the second-floor of- whose concerts are legendary, "Because he's a perfectionist," sets and an equal number of tapes hour concerts and his previous Keyport Fire Captain Larry fices. Investigators with the and whose popularity soared with Lega said. and compact discs. But industry refusal to issue a live album had Stonerock, spokesman for Fire Monmouth County, Proscutor's his most recent album, "Born in "The timing for this album is officials said they would not be spawned a booming industry in Chief Jules Rosato. the USA." perfect," said Dave Jacobs, .co*-. surprised if 5 million units were bootleg laws and records at Office Arson Unit are in- owner of Silver Tunes, Little swept away in the Christmas and He said more than 200 fire vestigating. "Without a doubt," Lega con- premium prices ranging as high as tinued, "this has got to be the Silver. "It's coming out around the Springsteen rush. $260. Z and first aid workers, Includ- "We were lucky," Stonerock start of the Christmas season, it's ing volunteers from Mld- said. "We were able to get biggest live record ever released. Each five-record or five- Craig Flanagan, a clerk at This will be the biggest selling live his first live album, and it's being cassette set is expected to sell for Bleeker Bob's Golden Oldies Shop dletown, llazlet, Union Beach about ten cars out of the sold in his own backyard. It could and Kcansburg, responded to showroom unharmed. If the album since the last Peter between $24 and $28, and three- in New York's Greenwich Village, Frampton album back in 1078. be a monster album. It's certainly disc sets will go for about $40. said he did not think the new the 8:40 a.m. call. fire had rached the gas tanks going to be our biggest selling An eight-song sampler from the At least one fireman was things could have been worse." This album will far surpass that. album would depress pirate We've already responded to the album of the year." Jacobs said new set, including such Spring- prices. "These fans are com- great public demand with a pre- his partner is already camping out steen standards as "Fire," "The pletists. They want everything," Metropolitan area wage survey set order of over 600. near the distributor's facility for River" and "Tenth Avenue he said. eginning November 10, the business establishments in the Bureau of Labor Statistics two county area will be asked Bwill conduct its biennial to provide wage data for wage survey of the Mon- selected white and blue collar mouth-Ocean metropolitan occupations common to a var- 1. area, Samuel M. Ehrenhalt, iety of industries. Data will Regional Commissioner of also be developed on related Labor Statistics, announced. wage practices and the in- The survey covers establish- cidence of selected benefits. ments in the bi-county area Survey data will be obtained with 60 or more employees in through personal visits by i 3ottj.t3l IP professional BUS staff. 1 manufacturing; transpor- tation, communications and Ehrenhalt noted that among other utilities; wholesale and the public and private uses of 1 retail trade; finance, insurance these .data are the adminis- Nli and real estate; and selected tration of wage and salary • service.' programs, planning and policy I \ A scientifically selected formulation, and occupational ifsr counseling. >l 1 A sample of approximately 160 5t • Health care ethical problems talk set | EST LONG BRANCH — Among the topics to be dis- T. Patrick Hill, director cussed are: Should a newborn Wof Public Information of with crippling mental and the Citizens' Committee on physical handicaps be taken Biomedical Ethics, Inc., will off advanced life support sys- give a talk to Monmouth Col- tems, and should state govern- 1 lege Nov. 11 on ethical ment spend (100,000 on an problems in health care. operation for a person in his - w • I? * His lecture, "Your Health, last year of life or should that Your Choices. Whose De- money be spent on preventive cision?" is fourth In a series health care for hundreds of sponsored by the college children? Honors Program. The lecture, Mr. Hill, a Middletown resi- at 7:30 p.m. in Anacon Hall, dent, holds degrees from Cam- p^pp> will be open to the public free bridge University and the Uni- w' of charge. versity of California. sj^.- Hearing impaired convictions upheld

REEHOLD — Superior. was making against her. THE REQISTER/QREQQ ELLMAN Court Judge James A. Ken- "Well, it's your fault that Fnedy ruled yesterday that you can't hear, ma'am," Gander getting a . hearing-impaired Long Shebell replied. His remark Branch woman was not im- prompted angry outbursts Franklin Pond was the site yesterday, as Joey Campbell, 4, (left) Despite their hustle and determination, the youngsters were properly convicted of con- .from the Bialick's that ended and his sister, Debbie, 3, tried to chase down a group of geese. unsuccessful in their attempt. tempt of court, and that her when the found them in con- daughter was not Improperly tempt. convicted of contempt and har- / Based on a quarrel with the rassment. Bialick's, the neighbor, Maria The woman, Martha Blalick, Martin, signed simple assault had appealed the convictions, and harrassment complaints Restraints continued on HBPA officers saying she was mistreated in against both mother and which fast week upheld its decision to allow run in the HBPA election, but because some municipal court by Judge daughter. Shebell found Step- By BOB NEFF the eventual winners of the state election to Raymond Shebell, a visiting hanie Bialick guilty of harrass- elegible voters did not vote, said it would allow The Register run for the office. a new election, with several restrictions. judge from Asbury Park. ment, and dismissed the other The state HBPA is suing its national parent, charges. The state HBPA yesterday charged that the She and her daughter Step- FREEHOLD — Restraints Were continued charging that its president illegally granted restrictions, "came from out in left field," and hanie were slapped with $60 Kennedy upheld all of Thursday on the newly-elected officers of the waivers to .the officers of the rival state McGann said yesterday it appeared that the fines for contempt of court Shebells rulings, including con- -Horseman's Benevolent and Protective As- Thoroughbred Breeders' Association to. run in national group is "trying to run the world." when they protested that 64- tempt convictions against both sociation, preventing them from taking over the election. And the judge said he was "amazed at the year-old Martha could not Bialicks, and the harrassment pending the resolution of a court challenge to The TBA officers Won the HBPA election, affrontery" of the national group's letter to hear testimony her neighbor conviction against Stephanie. the election. putting control of both organizations into the state racing officials saying that the. newly- For now, at least, the regime running the hands of the same group of people. The local elected officers were to take their seats in spite HBPA's New Jersey chapter before the Oc- HBPA charges that the newly-elected officers of McGann's ruling. Parkway construction delays noted tober elections retains control of the organiza- therefore have conflicting interests. Because of its concern that the control of tion of horse trainers and breeders across the The state HBPA also is charging that the racing money in New Jersey remain in local OODBRIDGE . — and again beginning Monday, state. national HBPA did not send ballots to 1,423 hands, the state Racing Commission, through Motorists on the Garden Nov. 17 are designed to allow In continuing the restraint, Superior Court State Parkway will ex- steel beams to be erected on the elegible voters in the election. the Attorney General's office, has intervened W Judge Patrick .1. McGann Jr." several times Last week, the national group upheld its in the suit. perience brief traffic new Route 33, bridge over the lashed on at the HBPA's national organization, slowdowns between the hours Parkway in Tihton Falls. Traf- decision granting the TBA officers the right to A new court date was not set. of 6:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. in fic will be slowed down at the vicinity of milepost 100 on different times throughout the southbound Parkway, the that day to allow for the safe New Jersey Highway placement of steel beams. State Authority to release Authority announced. The Police will be on hand to Mining time, depth authority operates the 173- accomplish the traffic mile Parkway and the Garden slowdown. All Parkway lanes environmental study ordinance challenged State Arts Center in Holmdel. will remain open and the de- Lee's clients. Viking Ventures The slowdowns, which will lays will last only ten. to fifteen By DAVID GUEST strain the borough from enforc- Inc., are hoping to construct a By BUB NEFF ing the portion of the ordinance take place on Tuesday, Nov. 11 minutes each. Register Corresporaent residential and commercial de- The Register that forbids the company from velopment on the authority lot and digging deeper than eight feet Peace March transportation set up ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — The 10 acres of adjacent land. from the seasonal high water administrator of the' Atlantic "I'm sure they don't have (the FREEHOLD — It's a question table. he Princeton-based Coali- (600) 924-6022. Reservation Highlands-Highlands Regional study), because if they read it they of digging deeper and mining Milberg said the company tion for Nuclear Disarma- deadline is Wednesday, Nov- - Sewerage Authority, Ed Braun, wouldn't be thinking of building longer — or not, as the case may would not suffer immediate ment is organizing busses ember 12. Jr., said Thursday night that the on the site," said Kathy be. harm if that portion of the T Creutzburg, president of Friends A mining company in Wall to carry central New Jersey Those traveling to Washing- authority will release a 1980 en- ordinance were enforced. Van residents to the culmination of ton are asked to bring a brown- vironmental study concerning geo- of the Navesink Highlands. Township has challenged in Ness outside the courtroom The Great Peace March for bag lunch and dinner. logical problems near a 10.6-acre, Lee said in an interview last court the legality of a township agreed, saying that Diversified Global Nuclear Disarmament in Among those participating in authority-owned tract to de- week that her firm is familiar with ordinance restricting the operat- would lose no money as long as Washington D.C. on Saturday, the Washington culminating velopers who own an option on the studies outlining the slump blocks ing time and mining depth of the the court challenge is resolved in Nov. 16. event are Dr. Benjamin Spock, land. in the region conducted by the U.S. township's seven mines. a reasonable amount of time. The busses will depart at Pete Seeger, Holly Near, the Contacted after the meeting, the Geological Survey, but Creutzburg Yesterday, Superior Court The ordinance, enacted Oc- 7:00 a.m. from the Acme end of Rev. Jesse Jackson, Dr. Michio head of a local environmental said the Converse study is much Judge Alvin Y. Mllberg tempor- tober 24, came on the heels, but the Princeton Shopping Center Kaku, and Senator Tom group was outraged that de- more specific about the potential arily restrained thetownship not as a direct result, of several and return at approximately Harkin. velopers had been making plans to dangers of construction at the site. from enforcing the portion of the municipal complaints of noise at 11:00 p.m. on the evening of The Great Peace March build on the site for more than a "The Sewerage Authority ordinance forbidding the com- the sand and gravel mine in the November 15. Seats can be began last March 1 in Los year without reviewing the study. should be put on the line for even panies from opening before' 7 early morning, and of well con- reserved for $20 each by con- Angeles and consists of a Tamara Lee, associate planner thinking about selling this site to a.m. tamination. tacting the Coalition office at mobile "peace city" which has for John Rahenkamp Consultants, a developer,'' said Creutzburg. The company that challenged All of the complaints were 40 Witherspoon Street, traveled across the United had asked the authority to release "It's like selling a car you know is the ordinance, Diversified found to be without merit, ac- Princeton, NJ 08642; telephone States. the study, done by Converse Con- going to break down before you Landmark, Route 36, would suf- cording to attorney Roger sultants in conjunction with the get to the corner." fer irreparable harm if that McLaughlin, who appeared in U.S. Environmental Protection Creutzburg also pointed out that portion of the ordinance were court for the township. The CLARIFICATION Agency to determine the feasibili- the Authority "sent a letter to the enforced, Milberg ruled. township had been working for ty of building a pumping plant on planning boards (of Atlantic High- ; Diversifed must open by 4 months on a comprehensive or- An article that appeared in The Sunday Register about Seaport the property. lands and Highlands) to curb de- a.m. every day in order to meet dinance regulating mining, he Village, a proposed residential and commercial development on velopment because condominiums contracts with buyers, the com- the Atlantic Highlands-Highlands border should have said the The study concluded that "con- said. struction in this area may trigger have put such a burden OP. the pany said through its attorney Diversified, in a law suit filed size of the tract Is 21.6 acres. The article only mentioned the sewerage authority, yet they are Stanley Van Ness. portion of the tract (hat is in Atlantic Highlands. slump block movements" — a this week, is seeking to have the geological phenomenon that willing to sell the property to a But Milberg refused to re- ordinance declared invalid. causes major earth shifts. developer." 4A SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1986

Long Branch other was charged with burglary said the granchlldiyn had already day. Hardinson was being AeM at WetitwoodaveMieK Gearhart suf- Monmouth Parkway residence and theft of minor items from a car fled the house by the time the county jail in Freehold in lieu fered moderate Injuries to his face, Oct. SI sometime between 11 a.m. • Police believe the same group parked at the home. Straniere went upstairs. The up- of $9,000 bail. and transported himself to Mon- and SAO p.m. Police said there was of Juveniles Is responsible for • Two Juveniles were arrested stairs kitchen was destroyed, and • Several incidents of van- three assaults between Oct. 26 and shortly after midnight Oct. 29 and the rest of the house suffered dalism occurred on Halloween ittaSsHfttaS . Oct. 28. All three victims live at a charged with breaking wind- smoke and water damage. night. Residents reported! van- Jtanenss's car was rear-ended vehicle parked on Cook Street • Firefighters had just ext- dalism to a vehicle on ffljfrtawd Nov. 1. Jimenez told police he was boarding home for Conner mental shields on two cam parked near Nov. 1 was later, recovered..by patients at 63 Rockwell Ave. Each the comer of Broadway and Fifth inguished the Chelsea Avenue Avenue, another on Woodgate Av- preparing to turn left from Broad- was walking home when the as- Avenue. blase, when another structure fire enue, five vehicles on Overlook way to Seventh Avenue, when a police on Jessica Place. Abo* $20, saults occurred, and each reported was reported at 229 Joline Av- Avenue, one at Broadway, and ear driven by Carl D. Schneider of had been taken from the purse. • The owner of a home at 307 1 being assaulted by two to three Chelsea Avenue Jumped out a enue. A 16-year-old girl was Washington Street, and oae on Wanamasa struck his vehicle. • Cash and cassette tapes were black males. The incidents, on second floor window to escape a Injured In the fire, which was Bath Avenue. Crumbled paper Schneider was later charged with stolen Monday evening from three Garfleld Avenue, Union Avenue, fire Oct. 30, after he went upstairs caused by a lit candle in her was used to start a small fire at the driving while intoxicated, and vehicles parked at Monmouth and behind the Broadway to make'sure his grandchildren upstairs bedroom. The residents rear door of a Garfleld Avenue Jimenez was treated at Monmouth Beach Elementary School on Hast- McDonald's restaurant, occurred were evacuated. The owner, were using candles to light the residence. ' Medical Center for neck and back ings Place. The cash and tape! are between the hours of 10 p.m. and house because electricity had been pain. Salvatore Straniere, was treated • A car was completely con- valued at $32. 1 a.m. The third victim was robbed for smoke Inhalation at Mownouth turned off after another fire at the sumed by a fire that Started when of a small amount of cash, and all Medical Center and released Sat- same location about 10 days ago. the owner tried to drive with a flat three suffered minor cuts and urday. His son-in-law, who lived The girl was treated for smoke tire near Third Avenue and Rumson Sea Bright bruises. in the upstairs apartment of the Inhallation at Monmouth Medical Broadway Oct. 30. The tire rubbed two-family house, was also Center after she and two or three • A Ford van and a white • Police said they caught three • Two Juveniles suspected of against the rim, causing sparks to Cadillac were sprayed with black men stealing small items from the throwing rocks at a local police treated for smoke inhallation. Fire other residents fled the house. ignite the vehicle. The car was officials said the blaxe was caused paint on Oct. 31 while the vehicles ruins of the burned Peninsula detective's home on Sherman • Shortly after 8 p.m. Oct. 30, a smoking, but had not yet caught were parked on West Street. House Restaurant. The suspects, Court were arrested at about 11 by a stove in the upstairs apart- Matilda Terrace man reported he fire when the owner Jumped out. ment. It was reported at about • Complaints were filed against Thomas P. Coyne, Brielle; Mat- p.m. Oct. 29, shortly after the was assaulted by three black two Juveniles for the burglary and thew Kelsey, Belmar; and Steven incident occurred. One youth was 12:60 a.m., and was under control males and a black female after he • Police said a Long Branch man charged with vandalism, and the within 30 to 40 minutes. Officials singed a woman's face with a hot theft of $1,300 in equipment C. Davis, Manasquan, were ar- accused the suspects of throwing iron Nov. 1. The suspect, Darrell stolen from the Oceanic Marina on rested and charged with theft and eggs at his car. The victim was 0SM8. _^ trespassing. Police said a few taken from the scene of the assault Yarbroagh of CKftsr. Avssae, *83 .arrested and charged with the bottles oi wine, a tew candies and at 119 A very Ave to Monmouth • A. purse was reported stolen a radio were stolen. Medical Center, where he was aggravated assault of the woman, out of a vehicle parked at the treated for minor Injuries and Bridgett Allen. Police said Allen Deane Porter School on Nov. 4. OBITUARIES released from the hospital. was not badly Injured. The purse contained some credit • Police arrested Robert P. • Several other minor Incidents • Bernard L. Fields of Long cards, identification and $16. Herman of Monmouth Beach Nov. Salvatore LaManna kept police busy on Mischief Branch was arrested Nov. 1 and • Complaints were filed against 1 and charged him with driving, Night. Pellets from a BB gun charged in connection with a hit- three Juveniles for a burglary and while Intoxicated. Herman was Cilkxhio. Joseph F. MNCROFT — Salvatore smashed the window of a doctor's and-run accident. Police said they theft at the Dairy Queen on East apprehended on Ocean Avenue. Cssswty, Thorn •• J. LaManna. 83, died yesterday In office on South Bath Avenue and found Fields to be intoxicated, River Road on Oct. 6. after his pickup truck collidi d • Only two incidents of van- Conroj, iohs. A. Riverview Medical Center, Red a pumpkin was hurled through a dalism were reported on Mischief Davit, Anna P. Bank. window on Llppincott Avenue. A with another vehicle at the ei - Monmouth Beach Born in Sicily, Italy, Mr. LaMan- juvenile was arrested on But- trace to Conte's Car Wash < n Night. Two Surf Street cars were Havei, Chrlstophsr marred with soap marks and shav- LaManna. Satvatore na lived in Newark before moving tonwood Avenue and charged Joline Avenue. Fields was a - • A video cassette recorder Yalta. Law* H. to Lincroft four years ago. with violation of curfew, disorder- rested in Oceanport within ID valued at $350 was stolen from a ing cream. . He was a security guard for ly conduct and resisting arrest. minutes of the accident. He wi » Carteret Savings and Loan, Finally, three cars on Cottage charged with leaving the scene«f Newark. Prior to that he had been Place, West End Avenue and Bath an accident, careless driving, driv - Joseph F. Calicchlo an independent owner for the Blue Avenue Ave were vandalized. ing with a suspended license, POWs and White Cab Association, • Two men were arrested on driving with no insurance, an I Joseph F. Calicchio, 60, of Haz- Newark, for more than 30 years. Halloween night and charged with driving while Intoxicated. Police Continued from Page 1A Actual sightings of the missing let, died yesterday in Bay shore Surviving are his wife, Rosalia criminal sexual contact and crimi- said the incident was Fields' thin the Vietnamese resistance forces. Americans, meanwhile, remain Community Hospital, Holmdel. Ferlise LaManna; two daughters, nal restraint of two teenagers who drunk driving arrest. A passenger Asked If he thought his people sketchy. Born in New Jersey, Mr. Calic- Thomasins Seller of Cedar Knolls, were taking some children trick- In the other car suffered minor could successfully rescue the Meanwhile, the Pentagon an- chio lived in I loboken before mov- and Marian Puma of Middletown; or-treatlng. The victims, both injuries, and refused medical Americans, Tuy said: "If we know nounced Friday that a set of ing to Hazlet 25 years ago. two brothers, and three sisters; six female, said the suspects, Juan treatment. where they are, we can get them. remains returned to the United He worked for 43 years as a grandchildren and four great- Razo of Pleasure Bay Apartments • Some $2,700 in cash was The trouble is they are always States last spring by Vietnam foreman for General Foods-Max- grandchildren. and Clarence Hardinson, Chigago, reported stolen from a Second being moved," have been identified as belonging well House In Hoboken, before The John E. Day Funeral Home, III, Invited them inside Razo's Avenue apartment Nov. 1. Police Boussarath was less optimistic, to Capt. Harry L. Blackburn, a retiring seven months ago. Red Bank, Is in charge of arrange- apartment. They told police that said whoever stole the money noting that his forces may not Navy pilot shot down In. 1972. He was a U.S. Army veteran ments. the men.then made sexual ad- broke a window to enter. have the weapons and manpower during World War II. He was a Anna P. Davis vances and threatened them with • A city man was injured in a to stage a successful attack. The remains were among 21 communicant of Holy Family a handgun and a knife. The chil- hit-and-run accident Nov. 1. A Boussarath claims 10,000 sets of remains given to the Roman Catholic Church, Union ABERDEEN — Anna P. Causby dren fled the area. Later, police medium-sized, browrrBuick Regal troops but quickly adds that only United States last April 10 and are Beach. Davis, 77, died Wednesday in the did not find a gun at the scene. collided with a car driven by the 2,000 are actually in Laos, the ' the fifth set to oe identified, Surviving are his wife, John L. Montgomery Home, Free- Razo was released on ten percent victim, Louis Gearhart, at the remainder waiting without arms according to the Defense Depart- Catherine Cuozzo Calicchio; a son, hold Township. . of $10,000 bail, and as of yester- Intersection of West End and ' in neighboring Thailand. ment. Anthony Calicchio of Marino Val- Born in Richland, Ga., Mrs. ley, Calif.; three daughters, Joann Davis lived in Detriot, Mich., Haskell of Hazlet, Maria All of before moving to Aberdeen 20 Manalapan, and Lois Calicchio of years ago. Hazlet; four sisters, Angie She retired in 1971 as a nurse's Hospital Policastro, Frances Navatta, aid for St. Barnabua Hospital, Continued from Page 1A problems and take corrective ac- plan was never Implemented and and a report submitted by the Maria Gugielmelli and Josephine Newark, after 16 years of service. tion. the parts of the plan that.were administration at Marlboro con- LoPrestl, all of Hoboken; and four Her husband, Tommie Davis, the problems associated with Marlboro "we don't want to back • Overcrowding and under- Implemented have had no cerning the implementation of the grandchildren. died in 1967, staffing at the facility. measurable effects on improving Corrective Action Plan. The Day Funeral Home, Key- Surviving are two brothers, him into a corner by releasing the report to the press." • The negative effects of locked the quality of care at the facility. "Our position is that we have port, is in charge of arrangements. Henderson Causby of Aberdeen, "The corrective action plan does made a good faith effort to imple- and Joseph Causby of.,Aberdeen; Mulligan, however, did discuss units on patients in the hospital. the general areas the report re- Some of these same concerns not give concrete safeguards that ment the plan," said Robert and two sisters, Lilla Home of the problems will be taken care Nicholas, acting deputy com- Tlnton Falls, and Mary Jane Van views. were addressed by the hospital • The quality of psychiatric administration in a Corrective Ac- of," Mulligan said. "No system missioner. Christopher Hayes of Aberdeen. was set up for real change in the The Bedle Funeral Home, Key- services, including the programs tion Plan which was released last Nicholas admitted there were . MIDDLETOWN — Christopher offered at the hospital, the quality April. if hospital." Hayes, 83, died Thursday in the port, Is in charge of arrangements. problems at Marlboro, but that the of the professional staff and the j Overcrowding is still a severe facility has been accredited by the University Medical Center, type of medications used and how In the plan, hospital adminis- Newark. Laura R. Yaffe problem at the facility, Mulligan Joint Commission on Accredita- they are administrated. trators acknowledged that units said. The ratio of staff to patients tion of Hospitals (JCAH) and that Born in Jersey City, Mr. Hayes HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — Uura • The quality of medical ser- were overcrowded, understaffing" there was a • system of state had lived there before moving to is often four to 70, she said. The Ruskin Yaffe, 84, died Friday at vices available at the facility for was a problem and that drug hospital administration promised monitoring of conditions at the Middletown eight years ago. her daughter's residence in Fair patients who have a physical trafficking at the facility did facility. He1 was a foreman for the additional staff, but It has never Haven, N.J. illness, injury or disability. occur. materialized. Thomas A. Deming Co., Jersey Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mrs. • The availability of illicit drugs "The fact they proposed a Cor- "There are things at Marlboro City, retiring in 1969, after 30 Yaffe had lived in Lakewood, N.J., at the facility, a review of the rective Action Plan was their "But by our indictment of the all of us would like to see cor-' years of service. before moving to Hollywood. facility's substance abuse pro- acknowledgment of the system, we do not mean to give an rected," he said. "But our intent is He was a communicant of St. She attended Brooklyn Law gram and a review of patient- problems," Rose said. indictment of the staff at to run the best possible facility we Mary's Roman Catholic Church, School and was affiliated with a screening for drug abuse when Marlboro, they are victims of the can." New Mon'mouth. law firm in Brooklyn. they are admitted to the hospital. But both Mulligan and Rose said system too," Mulligan said. Nicholas said the commissioner His wife, Veronica McNally, Active in many organizations • The quality assurance pro- the Corrective Action Plan was State officials had little plans to meet with the Mental died in 1972. during her residence in Lakewood, gram at the hospital and the not a long-term solution to under- response to the association's Health Association of Monmouth Surviving are two daughters, she served as president of the system of checks and balances lying administrative problems at charges, other than to say the County by the end of the month, Dorothy Gill of Jersey City, and National Council of Jewish within the facility to identify the facility. They said much of the .report had been received and and that a report will be made in , Joan Wuillamey of Jackson; two Women, and as a member of the officials are reviewing it along response to the association's re-" sisters, Ann Miller of South River, Lakewood Welfare Board. with the Corrective Action Plan port. and Irene Hartman of Garwood; As chairman of the Committee seven grandchildren and 13 great- on Service to Foreign Born, she Earle grandchildren. was instrumental in securing the Continued from Page 1A . ' The John E. Day Funeral Home, release of holocaust prisoners treated the township fairly when Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- from concntration camps to their Washington, D.C. it informed the board in the spring 001C Aabury Park MIT Matawan 001U MkJdtetown ments. that the new units were on the relocation in the United States. Saying that he was neither ha Borough of Matawan. of tha TownaMp of MlddMown. way. A Spaolal MaatUg of — Aabury r.'.THr. OCTOBCP. M. 1*M She was a member of the East- "pleased nor displeased" with the Par* Honing Authority «• ba Tha Planning Board ha* Ritsd Mondsy, NoMfntwr ITtti, KftAMBI 4 GORDON. P.A. Navy's response,- Kostka noted Up until that time, Earle had MH on Monoay, r*ovafno#r u, By: RONALD H. OOftOON . Casserly ern Star, Temple Sons of Israel and 1MB atBSO p.m. to dHouaa *» IBM at tha Borough Hat. 160 the Hadassah of Lakewood. that he was hopeful that dialogue made only one initial contact with Main Swat. Matawan. Nat Jar- Attorney tor ttw AftoJaOwtt the school board secretary to gain aay at 7:30 P.M., aa no Urn* NovanmaM.S StiJO KEYPORT — Thomas J. Casser- Mrs. Yaffe was an active was continuing between the two *"*Kar!na»i C. Nixon, Jr. PHM and pan* fort* haarlna. preliminary information — which ExaouOva Director ly, 49, of Key port, died Thursday member of the Technion and De- parties.. .'•.'.• Youmay anand any and al the board said is not sufficient to in Riverview Medical Center, Red borah, Hollywood, and an avid "We are pleased the Navy M whlcti you ray hsvc MONMOUTH COUNTY, Bank: satisfy the Environmental 0O1F Eatontown HJO774* supporter of United Cerebal Palsy. understands the urgency of deal- Coplaa of tha pkwa an on Ma NOI ICfl OP HCAHINQ Born in New York City, Mr. Assessment requirements. with tha Saoratary of lha Plan- Surviving are her husband, Dr. ing with this Issue," he said. EATONTOWN Casserly lived in Highland Park Leonard Yaffe; a daughter, Nita At a public meeting last week ning Board at tha Matawan Bo- appKad to tha However, Kostka said the crux between school board members, SSWIMM AUTHORITY rough Haa. ISO Main Straat Planning Boar*) of tha Town- before moving to Keyport 14 years Beckman of Fair Haven, N.J.; two of this Issue will be determined NOttOe) hi tWCbjf 0r¥Mtfaart th # •rpp Of MKMMtDwn, BO M H ago. sisters, Ethel Klauber of Holly- Colts Neck residents and Earle Catomown Srnmaga Authority * to next week after the board has had officials; citizens asked that the •maUi Pubao Haartna on . J cress 5 He worked for 3'A years as a wood, and Jeanette Rosenblatt of a chance to again talk with the . INS at ipurpoaaof data processor for Fluid Packag- New York City; and three grand- Navy. Those discussions could Navy offer some financial help • 00 pm. bafora that tabular tog a i because the township would have aaa ai tna Borough Mai, 47 Mil) vartanoaatvarta o aach lot ahaa ba ing Co., Lakewood. children. bring about s compromise — or a St. Eatontown, NJ. lor raquaatad naoaaaHatad by mauf- He was a communicant of St. The BleorafleM-Cooper Funeral stalemate which would leave the to add on to existing schools or lha purpoM of modifying tha* fldaot lot frontaga an* Mufft- build a new one to accommodate fttllMaaffltt RMUlaMIOn*). ALCOHOLIC Btvnuoa • M Joseph's Roman Catholic Church,' Home, Ocean, N.J., Is in charge of COHTROL door open for future board action, the students. ChanaaRaabh tooatad at: SM Harmony Road. Keyport, and a U.S. Army veteran. arrangements. possibly against the Navy. TAKE noaoa that appaoaoon MttSahwi. Now Jaraay 0774a. Surviving are his wife Rose The growth at Earle is haaba«imada to thaTownahto Alao known aa MMk 74*. M 4 If the Navy will not address nth.tax map. Marie Latona Casserly; a son, necessary, Earle officials have 001T Mstawan COflWTwttM Ot thm TOMPMMP OT John A. Conroy itself to board members com- said, to account for the presencse tomnatarto Thomas V. Casserly, at home; two plaints, Kostka said, "We would taV SHOfSKY. for pranaaia to daughters Ann Casserly and of two additional ammunition You ara haraby nootlad that ba looatad at ISM ItouM a*. Wanning Department and may MIDDLETOWN — John A. Con- have an entirely different view. ships that will be docked at the Larry Ofaai. Monta Tatro and MMdkMowrv Naw Jaraar 0774S. tw Inapactad, at tha MddaMown Cathleen Casserly, both at home; a roy, 63, died yesterday at home. We happen to feel our position Is inapnen n. noowwon, nava ap- fha C-1331-awO7-004 Planary TownaMp Murtdpa) BMMng brother, Eugene Casserly of Plain- Navy's facility in Leonardo. paad to tha Planning Board of " Cormumpnon Uoana* during ragmar tuimm houra. Born in Belvllle, Mr. Conroy very sound legally." tha Borough of Matawan for tha ra muad to TSAOILAS A puMo haarlng wa ba nald field; and two sisters, Mary lived there and in Nutley before Construction has already begun alia plan approval for tha c EKS . mme.e , tracini g a* 1 VVadnaa da y, tha 19 day ot Monahan of Highland Park, and According to Kostka, the stance for the first phase of the 600 units, amjctton of a two and a Qround Bound -MlddMown. for Novombar. ISMiHKMIPM In moving to Middletown 30 years the school board has taken all Mofy C|ffo> buaWtop which may Townahtp HaR, MkWJatown, Now Sister Ann Casserly of St. Paul's ago. with all of the housing to be require varianoac and/or wah*> Jaraay. at wMoh Sm* you may Convent, Highland Park. along is that the Navy has not completed by January 1988. are aa datarminad by tha Plan- y 077*1. Plana of appaar aWtar In panwn or by He was a truck driver for _ l__ _ Mm ~~ m J J jJ-a _ aj. • •O*frt or attorney and. preeant rang ppani ourmg cnaw re* buMng to baoonMrunad n The Day Funeral Home, Key- ba axamhad at tha offloa of ha any oUaoaat what you way Anheuser Busch, Newark, for 36 of tha pfOjKrt) Mid preoai leva to Qrantino tNa appacaaon. port, is in charge of arrangements. years. bahg looatad at lha MaraaMon Municipal Clark of tha TownaMp of Stata Highway M and Layton He was a U.S. Navy veteran of MBa Road n tha Borough ot OMaottona, N any. mould bo BY: FREDRICK P.' NtEMANN. daTnmaaual. m wrBng to: ATTORNEY FOR APPUCANT World War II. Sand Uaiuin, b-~ too 42A and 48 254A D—tfl Notice •ranaa oar hmUnrt n-* He was a member of Veterans of urged the Navy to choose Mon- Sfooar ISO en tha Tat Map of NoMtnbarS S14O4 UMJANNA - Satvatora. Of Unoraft. tar-' Continued from Page 1A mnt of Nawark on Novamtai 7, IMS. Hua- Foreign Wars, Post 2179, of the mouth Beach and Sea Bright. band of RoaaM (naa rum) Fathar of Port Monmouth section of Mid- Pallone and Villane remarked In a letter to Rear Admiral John ThomaaHa SaMr and Marian Purr*. arothar of thraa aMara and M brotnara. Ptayara, Mon- dletown, and a member of the that the 30-day "no action" Paul Jones Jr., commander of the day. 1100 am. .t ma John E. Day Funacal Teamsters Union 843 of Spring- period will leave them plenty of Philadelphia facility, Howard said Horn., as RtoraUa Avanua. Had Bank. VWtt- field. time to lobby on behalf of the the sand should be used as a "head Uon. Sunday, 2-4 and 7-« p m. WANTE He was a communicant of St. boroughs. Their bills, which would start" on a $40 million beach Anthony's Roman Catholic appropriate $4 million for the replenishment project recently HAYES — ciwittptur of MkttMown. lomwV of EXPERIENCED SALESPERSON Jariry City, on Nov. 0. KM. Husband of tha laM Church, Red Bank. local share of the project, are authorized by Congress. The pro- v.ronic. (nM McNally) F«thar of Dorothy a* and Surviving are his wife, Laurinea expected to cover all but $1 ject, slated to begin in 1991, would Joan WullUmtv. Brotnar of Ann War and kana Jewelry, Sales - Full Time Hirtmin ViUUtton Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p m « Via Jones Conroy; two sons, John million of the cost of shipping the involve Long Branch, Sea Bright John E. Day Funaral Homa. M RhwaMa AM., Had Conroy, at home, and James Con- sand south. The $1 million would and Monmouth Beach. 3>nk Pnytf Mtvldl. Sunday avanmg 7:M p.m. at M lutwial homa. roy of West !s!ip, NY.; and a be shared by the boroughs, and The Navy plan has been termed grandson.' perhaps the county. an "interim" project that would REUSSILLE'S YAFFE — uuta Auawn Yaffaa of Hoaywod. na.. The John F. Pfleger Funeral Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J., shore up local beaches until the 36 Broad St. on Nov. 7,19M. Mamonal aaivloM w» ba hau on Home, Middletown, Is In charge of Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., and Sen. Sunoty. Nov. ». at 1 p m. at lha BtoomnaU-Coopar 1991 effort. The Navy project is Funaral Homa. Ooaan. N J. arrangements. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., also slated to begin In 1987 or 1988. Red Bank 741-5800 -• EY IATUMAY. NOVEMBER 8,1066 M pie Express extends deadline Kean signs hazardous substance Mil r debtholders to reduce rates •pBENTON (AP) — Bust- the facility. For Texas Air's condition to be met, 86 million, must agree to interest rate cute I nessas will have to tell "Last year's disastrous fire percent of the securities must be exchanged by ranging from 2.26 percentage points to 6.6 I local fire departments in Passalc demonstrated the chase in question Wednesday afternoon for the lower-rated percentage points. •bout the presence of unusual- need for such measures," said debt issues. Hicks and People Express spokesman ly hazardous substances on Assemblyman John E. Booney, "The debtholders are going to have to make Russell Marchetta said they did not know who their properties, under a R-Bergen, a sponsor of the a decision, because they have very much the the holdouts were. measure signed by Oov. legislation. future of People Express in their hands," said Thomas H. Kean Friday. Joedicke said he suspected they "may well "Firefighters were unable to. v. NEWARK — Financially crippled People Texas Ah* spokesman Bruce Hicks. be big institutions which are unhappy" and The legislator, prompted by contain that blase because they' Express Inc. on Friday extended for six day* "We said from the very beginning that we last year's massive fire In hold large amounts of secured debt Issues. could not identify the ignited the deadline far its public debtholders to agree certainly wanted to do this, but that If it "You can't guess what they might do," he Passalc, will require busi- substances and therefore were to interest rate .payment cuta, which the wasn't an economically viable deal, we weren't nesses to survey their Inven- added. "Obviously, the six days gives Texas not able to discern the proper carrier said it could go bankrupt without. going to do it," he added. Air and People Express time to try to convince tories for substances that be- Tens Air Corp. has demanded the cuts as Without the debt exchange and a favorable come dangerous when exposed procedures for fighting the them." fire," he said in a written one of several conditions of an acquisition deal change in the terms of a lease between People People Express repeated earlier statement* to fire. The Department of analyst* said remained in question. Express and the owner of its hub, Newark Environmental Protection statement. that it could be forced to file for bankruptcy "What you've got is a cllffhanger," said International Airport, Texas Air will not give protection without the $ 15 million and another must.develop s list of the The governor also signed a Robert Jocdiclcs, who fellows the Industry for th* currier a $ 16 million cash infusion it needs hazardous substances. bill that upgrades the penalties $25 million Texas Air would provide under Shearinn Lehman Brothers Inc. of New York. to meet about $9 million in interest pay menu other conditions of an amended merger agree- Any business falling to com- for certain instances of cor- I Ti « original deadline of midnight Thursday due next Friday, Hicks said in a telephone plete the survey form will be rupting or influencing a jury, ment proposed early this week. pasi ed with 74 percent of the affected debt interview. The amended agreement would lower People subject to a penalty of up to Under that measure, spon- securities being exchanged at the lower rates, Under the debt exchange demand, holders of $6,000 for each offense. sored by Sen. Walter Rand, Q- Express' sale price to about $115.8 million, which are designed to save Houston-based two-thirds of each of six People Express said Hicks. The legislation, which takes Camden, someone using viol- Texas Air at least $12.6 million annually. - publicly held debt securities, totaling $474 effect in one year, gives local ence or the threat of violence to officials exclusive authority to influence a Jury could face a require a business to cooperate penalty of between five and 10 in. the establishment of an years In prison, and a fine of up Lawyer says emergency response plan for to f 100,000. jury picks Chemical firm pleads innocent ATERSON (AP) — A started when a 12-year-old were unfair chemical company accused boy threw a lighted match into Pof recklessly storing a a vat of the material, which is Bv FRANK BAJAK flammable chemical has used to make mothballs and pleaded innocent to charges toilet deodorant. - Associated Press stemming from the 1985 Labor The fire burned out of con- Day fire In Passaic. trol for 9W hours, destroying SOMERVILLE — The state dis- The company's president, 27 buildings that housed 100 criminated against blacks during Alfred Kate, 69, of Fort Lee, families and 60 businesses, and final jury selection Friday for the has pleaded innocent to causing 1400 million In damag- trial of two self-styled revol- charges that he lied when he es. One firefighter was killed in utionaries charged with killing reported that only between the blaze. state Trooper Philip Lamonaco, 1,000 and 10,000 pounds of A report issued by the grand the defense contended. naphthalene was stored at the jury criticized the Passaic Fire "We've alleged that, in fact, company's plant in Passaic and Department for failing to set there was a racial motivation, that that the substance was kept in up a central communications they did choose to exclude sealed drums. network for the 27 fire com- blacks," charged attorney Ronald The innocent pleas were panies that responded to the L. Kuby. entered Thursday before Su- blaze. It also criticized the perior Court Judge Ralph V. city's inspection procedures Two of the six peremptory Martin. Katz was released on and fire hydrant maintenance. challenges prosecutors used Fri- his own recognizance. Only Katz and his company day in seating the four-man, 12- A Passaic County grand Jury were indicted. The charges women jury that includes four handed up an indictment last against Katz carry a prison alternates excused blacks from month charging that the com- term of up to 18 months and a the panel. pany, Chemfirst Compuguide $2,500 fine. The charges The jury will hear the case Corp., now of Clifton, stored against Chemfirst carry a fine against Thomas W. Manning and 46,000 pounds of naphthalene of up to $46,000. Richard C. Williams. in 35 .open containers hi an Patrick J. Caserta, attorney Violators get the boot Kuby said that after conferring alley within an industrial com- for Katz and the company, MsoamBPMaS with Superior Court Judge plex here. would not comment on the case Al Bednarski of the Jersey City Parking Authority demonstrates attaching a no parking boot to Michael R. Imbriani, the judge had The Sept. 2, 1985, fire Friday. an illegally parked car on Wednesday. The car's driver must pay a $50 fee to get the boot removed. agreed to hear next week defense abjections that "black jurors were peing excused in disproportionate Judge odrers talks to end strike numbers." The attorney noted that both the ACKENSACK (AP) — A tions to begin at 9 a.m. Satur- Superior Court Judge on New Jersey and U.S. Supreme day and continue until 10 p.m. Appeal delays surrogate trial Courts ruled this year that using Friday ordered teachers Sunday. Ladd said negotiations H fertility test on Stern's wife, peremptory challenges — which and administrators of the De- He said the date was changed to would continue, if necessary, . HACKENSACK, N.J. (AP) — do not need to be justified — to marest School Distrjct to at 10 a.m. Monday at the The custody trial over a baby born allow more time to handle an Elizabeth. negotiate non-stop through appeal of. a pre-trial ruling by , The custody battle began after exclude jurors solely on the basis courthouse. for a couple by a woman now of their race is unconstitutional. the weekend to end a week- fighting to keep the child must attorneys representing Mary Beth Mrs. Whitehead changed her mind long strike. Demarest School Super- Whitehead, a Brick Township about the arrangement with the Kuby said that if Manning, 40, intendent Paul Saxon said he again be delayed because of a last- of Boston, and Williams, 39, of Judge Paul R. Huot put off a minute pretrial appeal and peti- woman who agreed to. bear Wil- Sterns and fled with the baby to was optimistic about the liam Stern's child for $10,000. Florida. Authorities caught up Beverly, Mass., are convicted, the decision on a permanent in- negotiations, which will be tion, a Judge ruled Friday. 'defense will seek a mistrial on junction against the strike until State Superior Court Judge The judge also said more time with her, and the now 7-month- held at Clinton Inn in Tenafly. would be needed to consider a old child, called Baby M in court grounds of discrimination in the a hearing scheduled for Tues- Harvey R. Sorkow, who had jury's selection. day morning, said Tom Ladd, "I'm the eternal optimist. I'm earlier delayed the trial from petition by lawyers from three papers, was put in the temporary the judge's law clerk. certainly hopeful," he said. Monday until Nov. 13, scheduled New Jersey newspapers that want custody of the Sterns, who live in Williams and Manning are Forty-three elementary and Saxon said classes have been Nov. 17 as the new trial date. made public the results of a Tenafly. charged with gunning down middle school teachers set-up taught by 11 non-striking Lamonaco on an isolated stretch of picket lines Oct. 31 after teachers and 24 substitutes. Interstate 80 in Warren County on negotiations failed to produce Kathy Gallaher, a Dec. 21, 1981, after the trooper a settlement. The teachers ig- spokeswoman for the New Jer- Casino proposes 220 housing units stopped their car for speeding. nored a temporary restraining sey Education Association, Deputy Attorney General Mark order issued earlier this week could not be reached for com- be complete by December 1087. that this innovative proposal Cronin, who represents the state, ATLANTIC CITY (AP)* — noted that there is one black on the by Huot and remained off the ment Friday afternoon. No one Caesars Hotel Casino has The remaining two-bedroom complies with both the spirit and job. units would be In a 27-story high- the Intent of the law," Boynton jury and said charges of dis- answered the phone at her : proposed building 220 low- and crimination can cut both ways. The judge continued the home. middle-income homes,' which rise that could be complete by late said. temporary restraining order on 1988, he said. It would feature a "Look at all the white, middle- She has said wages were the would be the first housing units Casinos also have the option of aged male jurors they have cut," Friday, and ordered negotia- stumbing block to a settlement. built here under guidelines of the 166-car garage, a convenience purchasing bonds to finance hous- store and 24-hour security. he said. • 1084 state Casino Reinvestment ing projects through the Casino . Nine of the 14 potential jurors and Development Act. Before.the act was established,. Reinvestment Development Former Eagle enters plea Bally's Park Place Casino Hotel the defense excused were middle- Peter G. Boynton, Caesars' Authority. aged white males, including a bank president and chief operating of- built 76 townhouses. TLANTIC CITY (AP) — A before Atlantic County Su- "We're most excited by this kind officer. former Philadelphia Eagle ficer, said that pending final ap- "Although certain details are perior Court Judge Paul R. still under consideration by the of direct investment," authority football player and his Porreca. i • • proval, construction of the first 20 The state could have used 12 A three-bedroom townhouses could principals Involved, we believe director Michael. G. Cohan said peremptory challenges, the der- Cherry Hill roommate have Porreca set a trial date of Friday. pleaded innocent to charges fense 20. ' • they sexually assaulted a Feb. 26. woman and beat up her male The men, who are free on Witness says man could kill again companion on a Margate beach bail, are charged with sexually! assaulting a 31-year-o!d: MOUNT HOLLY (AP) — A con- cross-examination In the penalty over Labor Day weekend. victed murderer who pleaded with phase of Hightower's trial. Kevin Allen, 23, who was Massachusetts woman and a Jury to sentence him to death by He was convicted last month of dropped by the Eagles in Sep- beating her 25-year-old com-, lethal injection would kill again if killing a 25-year-old mother of tember, and Scott Cartwright, panion, Joseph Malone, 26, of released from custody, a defense four during an attempted robbery Discover affordable livingspace. 24, entered the pleas Thursday south Philadelphia. witness testified Friday. of a convenience store in Wlll- Sierra pays for Itself year round. Jacinto Kroger "Josy" High- ingboro in July 198S. tower, 22, of Wllllngboro suffers The jury has the option of $250 million to save Western Union from a severe personality disorder sentencing Hightower to death by PPER SADDLE RIVER call for Pacific Asset and MDC that he inherited from his manic-. lethal injection or to a prison term (AP) — Financially to invest $250 million and depressive mother, said Dr. T.J. of 30 years to life. Utroubled Western Union receive senior debt securities. Chamberlain, a forensic On Thursday, Hightower asked Corp. announced Friday that There is no timetable for the psychiatrist from Medford. the seven-women, five-man Jury two Investors would pump conditions to be met, said i Chamberlain Bald the disorder to Impose the death penalty be- $260 million Into the tele- Bechtel. was reinforced by a chaotic family cause a long prison sentence communications giant If the As part of the agreement, the environment. . . would turn him into a "monster." company satisfies certain con- investor companies also will "The answer to that is obvious- He has maintained his innocence ditions. receive shares of new non- ly, yes," Chamberlain said when throughout the trail. . The investment in the 136- dividend bearing preferred Burlington County First Assistant Defense Attorney John L. Call year-old company .would come stock convertible Into 36 per- Prosecutor Michael Riley asked Jr., saying he had an ethical and from Pacific Asset Holdings, cent of the outstanding com- whether Hightower could-commit moral obligation to save his UP. of Los Angele* and MDC mon stock; and a guarantee to another murder. client's life, presented six wit- Holdings) Inc. of DenVer, said The questioning came during nesses over two days. Look to the Siena for the standard in livingjpice as great as the buy 4 percent of the common great outdoors. • Lifetime maintenance-free finish • Superior gasket Western Unluon spokesman stock at $6 per share. . Warren R. Bechtel. seals* V tempered insulated glass'Clearly beautiful glass curves The plan requires the merger Also under the agreement, PUBLIC AUCTION R*S ESTATE LIQUIDATION •Triple moisture-release system • banks will receive a 64.6 per- * Complete thermal protection^ ^i of the Western Union Corp. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10-7:00 P.M. cent cash payout on $300 • Rtrfbrmance-tested design • : with the Western Union Tele- COLTS NECK INN, Rt.. 34 & 637, COLTS NECK, N J. graph Co., a proposal rejected million in outstanding loans. by the company's preferred As a result of these and other PREVIEW 1 HOUR PRIOR ROOM" stockholders in September. transactions, the outstanding PC «*r o< AMERICAN ATRIUMS INC. py Ftorian Geenhouse. Inc. Western' Union has not debt of the company would be posted an annual profit since reduced by more than $760 AND MUCH MORE CALL TODAY FOR A FREE CATALOG 1982. The company lost $367 . million, Bechtel said. i 5 dm natow Moon* million in 1986, $68 million in The agreement is subject to a 1884 and $69 million in 1983. number of conditions, includ- 290-1260 Authorized Ftorian Dealer Terms of the agreement with ing acceptance of the exchhanga e .the two Investing companies offers. '—"«,., NATIO WTUWAY, NOVEMBER 6.1966

Jacobsen btegs media to useL .caution Assad threatens "enemy" countries Associitod Press his captivity. AMASCUS, Syria (AP) — run television and radio "They must be freed," he Hid. President Hafei Assad networks. WASHINGTON — David "There is no cause, no political threatened yesterday to Assad, in the strongest reac- Jacobsen, back in America after goal which caa justify holding D 17 months in captivity, received a deal "two blows for each blow" tion from Syria to allegations it these innocent men captive.' In response to countries that supports terrorist attacks in hero's welcome at the White Their captors are believed to be take economic or military ac- Europe, did not specify what House yesterday and then warned members of the Islamic Jihad, a tion against Syria over its the Syrian response would be that speculation over U.S. deal- group of pro-Iranian Shiite alleged support of terrorism. to any Western move*. But he ings to free remaining hostages in Modems.. Four other American "Our enemies are trying to appeared to be preparing his Lebanon could cause their death. men, including one of Jacobsens exert all kinds of pressures countrymen for possible econ- Jacobsen, 66, went to the White close friends, Joseph Ciclppio, against our people," Assad omic sanctions by Western House for a private meeting with also are missing in Lebanon, but said. "They are threatening us European nations. President Reagan .shortly after three of them may be held by with economic pressure ... and Britain severed relations the freed hostage and his family other groups, and the other may military aggression. with Syria on Oct. 24 and urged • arrived from Wiesbaden, West "We can assure them their its allies to follow suit. It Germany, on a military transport Jacoose, the administrator at effort will be a loser. Economic claimed to have conclusive plane. : Jt _^_ the American University Hospital pressures will not affect our evidence that Syrian officials Jacobsen, released in Beirut last in Beirut, told Reagan that the steadfastness and military were involved in an unsuc- Sunday, said the continuing cap- president has his "eternal grati- threats do not frighten us," he cessful attempt April 17 to tivity of other Americans in tude ... I want to thaAk you very said in a speech broadcast plant a bomb aboard an Israeli Lebanon made his joy at being much. I'm proud to be an Ameri- nationwide by Syria's state- airliner at Heathrow Airport. home bittersweet. can " * "My happiness is tempered by In a videotape released by his the fact that some of those closest captors on Oct. 3, Jacobsen had Savings bond sales hit post-war high to me in this entire world are still criticized the administration for. held captive," he said. ASHINGTON (AP) —Sales totaled $1.10 billion in refusing to help the hostages. But September and 11.14 billion in Jacobsen bristled when re- at the White House, he said, "I Sales of U.S. savings porters pressed Reagan about re- bonds soared to $1.39 August. know, Mr. President, you have, W ports that the United States has sought our freedom from the day.. billion in October, the highest The heavy demand for bonds came from investors rushing to shipped spare military parts-to that the first man was taken total since the end of World Iran in exchange for freedom, of lock in a guaranteed rate of 7.5 f ASSOCIATED PHESS hostage.. War II, the government re- American hostages in Lebanon. ported yesterday. percent for bonds held at least WELCOME EMBRACE — Freed hostage David Jacobsen Is "You're quite a man." five years. That guaranteed "In the name of God, will you Jacobsen, who was pronounced please Just be responsible and greeted by Peggy Say, sister of Lebanon hostage Terry Anderson, The Treasury Department minimum was reduced on Nov. yesterday, upon arrival at Andrews Air Force Bass. Jacobsen, healthy after medical tests at a 1 to 6 percent, but the change back off," the visibly irritated military hospital in Germany, was said it was the third con- former hostage said, coming to the referring to Anderson and Thorrias Sutherland, still held captive! secutive month that sales have did not affect bonds sold before said "Tom and Terry, I won't forget you and we won't forget you." welcomed at Andrews Air Force been above the tl billion mark. that time. president's defense after re- Base by a State Department del- porters shouted questions at the egation that included Michael pair in the Rose Garden. anything to do with this without 'have my children Inside and I Armacost, under secretary for Unemployment remains at 7 percent "Unreasonable speculation on endangering the people that we want to share it with them, and I political affairs. Also on hand to your part can endanger their are trying to rescue." ! want Terry Anderson to share the greet Jacobsen were American ASHINGTON (AP) — lives," he said, referring to the As to reports that Secretary of same joy with his family and I University board members, in- The economy created American hostages. "Simple State George Shultz and Defense want Tom Sutherland to share the cluding Najeeb Halaby, the father about 300,000 to speculation ... can cause the Secretary Caspar Weinberger joy with his family." of Queen Noor of Jordan. II,. .mri m,,.| W , Anderson, 39, chief Middle East 350,000 Jobs last month, just death" of the men. were disturbed about the admin- Accompanying Jacobsen on the Un#mpioyin#ni enough to keep up with a Reagan refused to comment istration's alleged negotiations correspondent for The Associated 11-hour flight were three of his growing labor force and hold when asked whether he would with terrorists, Reagan said, "We Press, and Thomas Sutherland, six children and their spouses. ttQ9 of Vtforti Fovos the nation's unemployment at release spare parts to Iran to have all been working together." 55, dean of the agriculture school Dressed in a charcoal suit, the •»-• -^ 7.0 percent, the government secure freedom for other Ameri- Jacobsen, a native of Hunt- at the. American University in freed hostage made a few re- WJiawi •oyM announced yesterday. ington Beach, Calif., said yester- Beirut, were kept in the same Souro*: cans. "There is no way that we marks, Including an appeal for U 8 D^PWIIIXIH of Let»o» The Labor Department said can answer the questions having day was "a day of joy for me. I room with Jacobsen for most of peace in Lebanon. rfi.0- its monthly household survey showed a Job growth of -4- 349,000 after seasonal adjust- ments, offsetting an identical decline in September. But the labor force grew by 7 360,000 last month, the first : °- increase since June. In the past iilSili II year, 2 million people have joined the labor force In search y||0|hy of work, nearly 75 percent of whom were women. teo- In a separate survey of busi- MDJFHAMJJASO ness payrolls, employers re- 65* 86 ported adding 298,000 jobs in OcC8l> S«p.« Oct« October, 175,000 of them in business and hospital services and in retail trade. But the household survey said that most of the job growth — 228,000 — was in part-time work. Storms dump snow on Plains states uch of the nation got its The storm began Thursday In first taste of winter as a the Colorado Rockies and' Mstorm moving out of the spread snow northward into Rockies took aim at the Plains Wyoming and Montana and states yesterday after dumping eastward, into Nebraska and 16 inches of snow in Yellow- the Dakotas. As much as 16 stone National Park, closing inches fell in Wyoming's Yel- roadways and causing one lowstone National Park, while death. a foot i of snow blanketed A separate storm spread rain Moskee, Wyo., the National and snow across the Pacific Weather Service reported. Northwest, where travelers', advisories predicting 4-8 Show also fell to the west, inches of snow were posted for with Alta, Utah, reporting 18 the Cascades and Siskiyou inches on the ground, and Red-letter parade Mountains and for mountain Tooele, Utah, receiving 16 passes in eastern Qregon. inches over two days. Thousands of soldiers marched across Moscow's Red Square Wars" program. On this float, a caricature's hat brim reads "U.S. yesterday for the Revolution Day parade, the annual display of Soviet Administration" and the bombs pointing at its head are labelled Domino's worker embezzled dough might which this year included posters denouncing the U.S. '-'Star "SDI!" In the ribbon at left is written "Reykjavik 1986." HICAGO (AP) — A former price to pay." accountant for the Dom- Rentfrow, of suburban Cino's Pizza chain faces two Schaumburg, pleaded "guilty Iranian Parliament claims THE MONMOUTH COUNTY years In prison for embezzling Aug. id to embezzling PARK SYSTEM more than • 1 million to finance $ 1,057,000 from 1983 to March ROYSCHEIDER ANN-MMCRET spending sprees. 1986 to pay for eight first- U.S. begged for dialogue Criminal Court Judge John class trips to Hawaii, a $6,000 presents Shiite Moslems believed loyal to W. Crilly on Thursday cocktail drew and a white mink By Schahartuda Fsramarri sentenced Rebecca Rentfrow, coat, among other things. She Iran. AESOP'S FABLES 29, to prison, rejecting her turned over possessions with a Associated Press "The United States is using attorney's plea for 30 months purchase price of $125,000 as every channel to beg Iran to A children's theatre on probation as "a very small restitution. NICOSIA, Cyprus — Theaccept establishing a dialogue production by young speaker of the Iranian Parliament with it," official Tehran radio actors & actresses said yesterday that his country's quoted Rafsanjani as saying dur- 6,000-yGar-old Indian site found conditions for helping win the ing a prayer sermon at Tehran release of American hostages in University yesterday. "And in TODAY - 2PM LYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) — Uved before the Pilgrims ar- this respect, it is trying to use the rived, archeologists said. Lebanon were reasonable and Evidence of a 6,000-year- that the United States was beg- question of the hostages in Leba- TatumPark old Indian village, the first The 5V4-acre site appears to non as a means to correct its past P have been inhabited off and on ging for talks with Iran. Activity Contor such site found In mistakes." Massachusetts, has been un- from about 4000 B.C. to 1600 Hashemi Rafsanjani, a, powerful figure in the clergy-led. Rafsanjani, said Tuesday that Red Hill Rd. covered In this town settled by A.D., State Archaeologist IlltJaalaalil • S 11 Brona Simon said. Iranian government, said Wash-' Robert McFarlane, a former U.S. the Pilgrims in 1020. . national security adviser, miOulOIOwn Well-preserved bones and The site is near Plimoth ington is seeking talks with Plantation, a re-creation of the Tehran in hopes of securing the' traveled clandestinely to Tehran tickets - $3.80 at door tools unearthed in preliminary Pilgrims' settlement as it is release of the remaining captives, to try to mend U.S.-Iranian rela- digging may provide much in- believed to have existed in at least some of whom are held by tions. formation about how Indians 1626. His Wife His Mistress His Carver... i A Deadly Trap "From its floating whorehouse to Its finalhurricane , UA MIDDLETOWN TAM'A.V U fUmboy.nl pop entertainment-. 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Deadline 11 00 a.m. two days before pubHcaton Calf The Dairy Register, 542-4000, ask for The Date Secretary. Dad should keep his hands off EVEEY SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10—MONDAY For tickets 681-2322 or 630-9669. 8.0.8. (Starting Over Stnglss) Monmouth Organ Society will pre- Dear Ann Lander*: My hus- the Direct Marketing Associa- ago I became engaged to a Dance, free buffet, door prim, sent artist Andy Kaaparlan at Craft show, all occasion and band of seven months haw a 16- tion has been sponsoring Hail woman I loved very much. So Shore Point Inn, 2nd floor, Haslet, Buck Smith Houae of Brides, Christmas items. Ladies Auxiliary (Every Sunday) 8pm. Admission Palmer Ave., E. Keaneburg at B.P.O.E. 2030, 249 Broadway, year-old daughter from his Preference Service, a program much, in fact, that I paid twice •$5. 8pm. Admiaaion $3 for members, KeVport. 6ft tables $10,8ft. tables previous marriage. He sees her which offers people the op- as much for the Hag as I ex- guests $4. $12. Reserve early. Refreshments { two or three times a week in our portunity to receive leas na- pected. I had to take out a loan •vmil. Call 264-3967. NOVEMBEB T,«, 14, 16,11, M home. He can't keep his handa tional advertising mall In their and I'm still paying on it. FRIDAYS * SATURDAYS NOVEMBEB 11—TUESDAY homes. A person simply has to off the girl. Physical contact Pine Tree Player* present Agatha Chinese auction hosted by Aber- Embury United Methodist Church, write to: Mall Preference Ser- In the meantime Marie and I ChrlMle's "Murder on The Nile" deen Twp. First Aid Squad, corner 49 Church Street, Little Silver. ranges from horseplay (includ- have had our problems. We've on stage, Spring Lake Community of Prospect Ave. A Amboy Ave., Fair and Gourmet Luncheon. ing piggy-back rides) to kissing vice, Direct Marketing Associa- Houae Theater, 3rd * Madiaon Cliffwood. Nov. 11, 7:30pm. Doors 10am to 4pm. Boutique hand- her on the neck and rubbing her tion, • E. 43rd St., New York, NY parted and gone back together Ave.'a Curtain 8:30pm. $7 * $6, open 6:30. Tickets are $2 In ad- oiafta and Third World country back. 10017. These names) are made several times. On some of these group rate discount*. All seats vance, $3 at the door. 666-3081. specialty items for the holidays occasions, I've asked for the reserved 440-1415, 440-4630, and plus" bake shop, books, Jewelry, available (on a quarterly sched- at the door performance night. games for kids, siiem auction and A psychologist haa told me ule) to those national marketers ring back, bat she refused. Parents Without fanners, Bay- this is unacceptable behavior, shore Chapter 644. General meet- trash and treasure. Luncheon who participate in Hall Marie insists ii was a gift and Monmouth Players present Mac- Ing, cocktail party and dance. Don (4.60 served 11:30am to 2pm. and sexual In nature. My hus- Preference Service. The not something that must be Beth Did It a comedy by John Quixote's, Hwy. 34, Matawan. Tickets 747-2168. band promised to stop, but It marketers then remove the continues. I might add that this returned. Well, after our last Patrick held at The Navesink Li- 8:30 dance. PWP members only. names from their mailing lists. fight she told me our engage- brary Theatre, comer of Sears & Admission $3, orientation Monday Rumson Women's Club bus trip to same daughter was sexually It may take a little while, but Monmouth Ave., Navesink. Cur- Nov. 17. Chapter phone 496-6604. molested by my husband's ment was off, so I removed the "Sweet Charity". 4 seats left. Call soon that person will be receiv- tain 8:40. Tickets $6 general, stu- 842-2174. father. ring from her finger. ing less national advertising dents and seniors f 4. For info call NOVKMBEB IS—WEDNESDAY My question to you is: Do I 291-0211. Alzheimer's Support Group 8pm. . NOVEMBER 15 * IS I believe all the touchy-feeUe have a right to keep the ring or over the years Is going to prove First Presbyterian Church, 266 SATURDAY A SUNDAY It would be a service to your must I give It back to her? — NOVEMBKH7—9 Shore Hills Chorus Sweet Adelines harmful. It certainly isn't doing Harding Rd., Red Bank. Dr. Noah readers to provide this useful UNENGAGED IN BROOKLYN FRIDAY—SUNDAY Gilson, Neurologist speaker. Call Inc. present "Barber Shop 'n onr marriage any good. What do Jazz" 11/16, 8pm. 11/16, 3pm. information rather than un- The Rumson antique show and for more info 630-6614. you suggest? Sign me — UPSET Dear Un: According to law, in sale. Our 27th annual show will Lloyd Road School, Lloyd Rd., productive suggestions such as IN L.A. most states, if the woman breaks tae place at Holy Cross School, 40 Chinese auction VFW #2179, Matawan. Tickets $7. Seniors A sending back those cards un- Rumson Rd., Rumson NJ. Kn. li- Hwy. 36, Port Monmouth, 6:46pm. children 15. For tickets call 892- DEAR L.A.: The child's mother signed so the receiver will have the engagement she must return lt, Sat. 11-6, Sun. 12-6. On Fri. aV $3 admission. Sponsored by Mid 4141. should be advised at once to get to pay postage. Perhaps such a the ring. I assume it was to signify dletown New Coiners. 967-9148. Sat. luncheon A afternoon tea will the girl into counseling. Your stunt will make the senders feel an engagement, and not a birthday be served and Sunday brunch. NOVEMBER 16—SUNDAY husband needs professional help, or a St. Valentine's Day gift. There will be 41 dealers. Admis- Eatontown Special Parents have better but It won't reduce their Red Bank HI'.O.K. #233 Ladles too. Urge him to get it for his sion Is (3. $2.60 with this sd. scheduled the first meeting of the daughter's sake as well as his own. mall an iota. — ROBERTA What's prudish? What's O.K? year for Wed. Nov. 12, 7:30pm. at Auxiliary Indoor flea market, 40 W. Front St., Red Bank. Tables $8 MANEKER, V.P. PUBLIC RELA- If you aren't sure, you need NOVEMBEB 8—SATURDAY Steelman School at this time the i Dear Ann Landers: In a recent each. 0-4pm Call 741-7230. TIONSCOHHUNICATION8, Junior Womens Club'of Middle- findings of the special services column you ran a letter from a some help. It's available in the needs assessment and a special DIRECT MARKETING AS- booklet: "Necking and Petting town's Apple Festival arts A reader who did not want to crafts show. Port Monmouth education plan will be discussed The Hazlet Italian American La- SOCIATION, INC. — What Are the Limits?" Mall VFW, Hwy 36, 10 4pm. Over 60 the general public is invited to dles Auxiliary Is running a bus receive so much advertising your request to Ann Landers, crafters, refreshments avail. For attend. ride to Atlantic City Sun. Nov. 6. mail. Perhaps you should have DEAR R.M.: Thank you for a P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, III. Info call Barbara 739-1977. more info call 630-3041. told her about Hall Preference suggestion that should be a boon 60611, enclosing 50 cents and a St. Marys, Colts Neck Marth Service. to many. (Me, included,) long, stamped, self-addressed Mary Guild. Annual Chinese auc- Bazaar, Rosary—Altar Society St. NOVEMBER 22—SATURDAY For more than 16 years now, Dear Ann Landers: Two years envelope. James Church, Red Bank. School tion will be held in the Spiritual Center, Hwy 34, Colts Neck at The P.T.A. of St. Joseph's School cafeteria 10anv4pm. Baked goods, is sponsoring their annual flea clothing, hand made items, jewel- 8pm. Doors open at 7pm. Refresh- ments will be served. Tickets are market and craft show on Sat. ry, plants, white elephant table. Nov. 22 from 9am. to 4pm. Over Refreshments served. Rental ta- 14 at Parish office 780-2666 or SATURDAY PRIME TIME evenings 946-8912. No tickets at 160 dealers will participate in the bles $12. Call 747-1837 or 741- event which Is held in the school 4019. the door. T TT auditorium and cafeteria, Maple BROADCAST STAMONJ Place, Keyport. All tables are sold Gingerbread Village bazaar, Epis- NOVEMBER 14—FRIDAY Crystal Gaile show plus $7 cash at out. copal Church of The Holy Commu- Strictly Facia Of Life 227 aoktanOMa Amen nion, River Rd. A Church St., Fair HARRAHS MARINA CASINO. 2:00 Middletown. Tickets $11. Ringling Bros. Circus at Meadow Haven, 10-4pm. Unique crafts, Lands, Ring side $22. Bus leaves (To 5 Ted K night Movto: **.'/> "Tlw Shaggy O.A." homemade goodies. Chicken Call 671-9147. Show (1S7S, Comedy) 0—n Jonas. Sunnoe Pleahatia. St. Mary's, New Monmouth 2pm. Life With EKenBoretyn Haart Of TheCttyQ :FOf HlreQ Crepes luncheon. Handmade (tol- Call Rita 787-9138. lhouse A quilt. Creche display in NOVEMBER 16—SATURDAY LucyQ Showq It's A Living Mama's Benny HW MovkK ••• V* "How Tha West Was Won" NBA church. 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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8. i960: 14, Ocaan 6 South tricks Ocean in win unit and split its line. Half of the By JIM HINTELMANN line was on the right hash mark Figures The Register and the other was on the left hash mark. Quarterback Dave Sheehan OCEAN — "The Play" didn't went into a shotgun and end Eric have any name, but it could well Goodline then stepped on the field favor have won the Shore Conference and placed himself 15 yards from "A" North football championship the ball, but near the Middletown for Middletown High School North sidelines. • last night. Goodline was never detected by Jets Middletown North used it to set the Ocean defenders. He raced any sports observers will up the tying touchdown aprt then downfield and Sheehan hit him tell you thai statistics went on to upset Ocean Township, with a pass at the North 45. mean nothing, or are only 14-6, and take over first place in Goodline raced 49 yards to the 6 M the "A" North race. before Ocean's Jamie Drum for losers. Others will swear that the numbers don't lie, and, "The Play" was a version of the knocked him out of bounds. Rich like the old "Naked City" show, old sleeper play and came after Toland scored three plays later on there are a million stories con- Ocean Towmship's Tim Mertikas a 1-yard plunge to start the final tained within. had scored on a brilliant 67-yard quarter, and Randy Wernli kicked One of those tales, if it can be touchdown run late in the third the extra point to put the Lions in believed with nine weeks of the quarter to put Ocean in front 6-0. front for good, 7-6. National Football League Scott Baldwin's extra point kick was wide and Middletown's Mike "I never saw it run before," season completed, is that the Middletown North coach Don Mills ran the kickoff back to the GREGG ELLMAN- . New York Jets are the finest Ayers said. "It wasn't my idea. It team in the league. The Jets North 31. Then came "The Play." GROUND-GAINER — Middletown North's Rich Toland cuts through Ocean defenders to pick up ^ winning the Super Bowl is not Middletown sent in its offensive See South, Page2B yardage in last night's game at Middletown North. only a possibility, but a down- right good bet. Let's take a look at the offensive picture. Scarlet Knights resume climb for bowl bid Quarterback Ken O'Brien is the' league's highest rated you're in a tight game, you can't afford any Boston College. Coach Don Nehlen refused passer at 107.4. His average Battle Mountaineers today at Meadowlands kind of penalty." to place all the blame for West Virginia's gain per pass is 8.94, also tops West Virginia has been suffering through offensive problems on his quarterbacks in the circuit. O'Brien has com- a disappointing season and has lost six though. pleted 66 percent of his at- By JONNI FALK games in succession. For that reason, the "When you lose, you tend to put things tempts (No. 1 again) and boasts The Register •*Nobody should think ) usual throng of Mountaineer fans who under a microscope," Nehlen said. "Coupled of 17 touchdown passes, third with young folks at key positions, we're not . in the NFL. that this will be an easy follow the team is not expected at Giants EAST RUTHERFORD — The first real Stadium today. A small turnout for a doing as well as we'd like to be doing on; • Wide receiver Al Toon's has touches of fall have blown a chill win at game. We want to try to pivotal game on the Knights' schedule will offense. But we're at least aware of it. ' 58 receptions and Wesley Rutgers coach Dick Anderson. With the probably fail to impress bowl scouts. We're trying to solve the problems, but we. Walker, who mans the side keep on winning and then don't have the answers." opposite Toon, has a receiving blizzard of leaves has come renewed talk of However, the Mountaineers did play well, average of 23-yards. Both are a bowl bid for 5-2-1 Scarlet Knights. let things fall as they will.'* particularly on defense, in a 19-0 loss to Scott Erncy, Rutgers' sophomore league-high marks. Anderson knows that Rutgers first has to No. 2-ranked Penn State last Saturday. The quarterback, will be looking to put together Johnny Hector, who sat out win its remaining threegames and that trio Dick Anderson potential for upset is always there. his third straight good game. Since taking last week's game at Seattle, begins today at Giants Stadium against Rutgers Coach "They are a very strong, physical football over for the injured Joe Gagliardi. he has remains fourth in the AFC West Virginia. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 team," Anderson said of the Mountaineers. completed 54 of 100 passes for 633 yards rushing charts with 532 yards. p.m. "Defense has been their forte. On offense, and six touchdowns. The Knights carry a two-game winning try to keep on winning and then let things Hector, Toon and Walker all they have some good individuals but they "Erney has developed into a real good streak and new hopes for postseason play fall as they will." have struggled a bit." have scored seven times, tied As the Knights concluded their prepara- quarterback," Nehlen noted. "We liked him for second in the conference. into today's game. Anderson would just as Part of the offensive struggle at West soon forget about the bowl talk. tion for the 2-6 Mountaineers: Anderson in high school and he's doing very well." Team-wise, the Jets are fifth was more concerned about the nine Virginia has centered around quarterback. West Virginia holds a 9-2-2 edge in the "We haven't really talked. about it Starter Mike Timko has become so rattled in total yards, third in first (bowls)," Anderson said for his team. "It's- penalties for 70 yards his team incurred in series. The Mountaineers won, 27-0. at downs, second in points per important that they direct all their atten- last week's 41-0 rout of Louisville. that he will be replaced today by freshman Morgantown last year, but Rutgers won the- game, and first in field goal tion to West Virginia. Nobody should think "You can't do that in football games and . Benny Reed, who is recovering from an last game at Giants Stadium, 23-19, in percentage. • Place kicker Pat expect to win," Anderson emphasized. "If injury to his throwing arm suffered against 1984. '. Leahy has clicked on all 29 that this will be an easy game. We want to point-after tries, and has mis- sed only once' in 12 field goal tries this year. . The numbers may lie, but not Shore 4, Hopewall Valla* 0 this time. The Jets are, obvious- ly, a league power on offense. Okay, okay, you say. But, a lot of t rams light ' up the Scoreboard, yet do nothing in Blue terms of playoff success. In other words, defense . wins championships. Where do these for last year's setback upstart New Yorkers stand in that regard? Just about everybody knows By JIM HINTELMANN they can't achieve-much trying to run on the Jets. When nose The Register Field tackle Joe Klecko is in there, simply forget it. With Klecko WEST LONG BRANCH — A year ago, out, the task is difficult, at Shore Regional's field hockey team was Hockey best. And that thought has dealt a 2-1 setback by Hopewelt Valley been echoed by every head in the NJS1AA Central Jersey, Group II coach faced with the Jets' tournament. Shore's shutout string in the fuui minute defense this year. Hopewell Valley was back again yes- when Kerry Calkins got off afiear shot New York ranks first.in op- terday, but this time there wasn't any- off a penalty corner situation, but Shore ponents' gain per rush, being thing close to an upset as unbeaten Shore goalie Joanne Galanti knocked it away." the only team under 3 yards a (19-0-1) scored an easy 4-0 shutout. Shore had a 17-4 advantage in shots. try at 2.99. To put it simply, The Blue Devils will be home to Galanti had to make only three stops according to that statistic, Lawrence in a C.J... Group II semifinal while Hopewell netkeeper - Kelly every time an enemy runner Armstrong turned back eight shots. tries his thing on the Jets, he game Tuesday at 2:30. Lawrence ousted picks up' less than 3 yards. Holmdel from the tournament, 2-1, yesterday- Middletown N. 1, Hutenkra C. 0 • Every time. FLEMINGTON- Allison Binn scored at Hand in hand with the above Shore increased its school record shutout total to 19. The lone goal was in three minutes of the second, sudden number, the Jets have sur- death overtime, and lisa FardeUa re- rendered the fewest amount of. the Blue Devils' 1-1 tie with Pinelands early in the season, and that goal was off corded her seventh shutout of the season yards on the ground in the NFL. U> lift th? l-ions into the second round of That figure helps to explain a Shore defender. the CJ, Group IV Tournament next week why the Jets are last in the "W« outplayed Hopewoli i»rt-y* at Neptune. league in opponents' passing Shore coach Nancy Williams saidd. "We yardage. If not by land, then it outshot them 18-5 and had 12 corner Binn's goal was set up by a pass ftwin has to be by air. kicks to their five bst w* foist tfirin*? uu. j*«sc" FsrdclUi iizi fciir si"™ ***- Even there, the Jets have a convert our opportunities. recording the shutout. The lions outshot standout in defensive back "The difference this year is that we the Red Devils, 19 to 8. Lester Lyles, tied for the AFC had a lot of people back and Hopewell lead with five interceptions. was rebuilding," Williams added. "We Lawrence 9, Hotmdel t So, let's turn to the special were a little immature last year, but this LAWRENCEVILLE - Holmdel was teams. Pat Leahy's success has season we were able to take advantage of eliminated from the Group II r.tztc • already been mentioned, and what was given us. Jen Carlisle, Jen tournament in heartbreaking fashion. the punt coverage unit is (this London and Begel played well an de- The Hornet* bowed to the Cardinals is getting repetitious) the fense." when Kim Doyle scored on the sixth shot league's best in return dif- of the penalty Shootout. ferential and opponents' return Shore controlled the action, but wasn't The two teams had battled through average. Enemy return special- able to score until 1:10 left in the half two scoreless, 10-mlnute overtime ists have combined for a paltry when Chris Wajda got the ball from periods. KiraKirzaman put the C 88 yards against New York this ASSOCIATED PRESS Missy Paolantonio off a comer shot and on top in the Shootout by scoria season. Punter Dave Jennings DEFENSIVE MODE — New Jersey Nets' Darryl Dawkins (53) attempts to block a shot slapped it In for the first goal of the first shot Kelly Tamashunai tied is fourth in the AFC with a 39.8 by Milwaukee Bucks' Jack Sikma (43) during first period action last night at the match. the Hornets on the fifth and last shot of average, but has placed 17 Meadowlands. The Bucks handed the Nets their fourth consecutive loss, 115-94 . "Last year's loss was definitely on our the regulation Shootout. kicks' inside the 20, second in minds," Shore's Andy Begel said. "We the conference. scored first on them last year and they . The Hornets had a 1-0 lead for a large Punt returner Kurt Sohn is MUwankaa IIS, MawlartayM came back to beat us. This time we.kep rt of the game on Carol Haas's goal at eighth in the AFC with a 9.5 the pressure on them after we scored 8:19 of the first half. Sue Jelm picked up average. Bobby Humphery is first." the assist. Shannon Carroll tied it for the down the list in the kick return Shore-made iti2-0 at 7:30 of the second/ Cardinals at 20 minutes of the second department, but he's only had half, i nine tries. This is the same half when Begel got another corner paw * Humphery who led the league a Nets lose 4th straight from Paolantonio and put it in. .The victory sends the Card nab into couple of years, ago. Shore got its third goal at 19:34 of the EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) -- Craig second half. Wajda took-a shot, bi the s< and round against Shore next For many, numbers are bor- "Anyone who leaves him alone out there week. Ror the game, the Hoi ts were Hodges, usually the forgotten starter on the is very, very foolish." Ricky Pierce, who led ball was deflected off a Hopt ing. If you've read this far, Milwaukee Bucks, showed the New Jersey player and Christine Tormey knock Heather you're either a real sports nut the Bucks with 24 points, said. Hodges had saves for the Hornets. * Nets last night what can happen when he's 19 points and hit five of six three-point into the net. or an avid Jets' fan. In either forgotten on the court. uur saves in the case, the facts seem to speak attempts. Shore's futal goal came late in the gat Hodges broke open a close game with "We have great players like Sidney when Kelly Rubulotta scored for themselves. three three-point field goals in a span of The Jets in Pasadena in Moncrief, Terry Cummings and Paul assisted goal from in front of the net. Hornet's season 1.07 early in the second half and the Bucks Pressey, and teams ,have to guard those HopE-xH Vsitey (S-7-3) stawst'. January? Ya gotta believe.. went on to a 115-94 NBA victory over the Nets. See Nets. Page2B 2B The Regtoter SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8. ^986 Jaguars 18, Bra vet 14 • »*•*•••• <**»** SPORTS BRIEFS UPPER MONTCLAIH — Ed, Miguel and John Hernandez of Manalapan loses Keyport High School are all playing major roles for Montclair State College's 7-1 football team. win the hard way," Ruddy said. f Braves blocked another attempt by Carr, this Ed, a junior fullback, has gained 196 yards on 44 carries for an time from 36-yards out, and the defense average of 4.4 a carry. By JIM SCANLON Entering the fourth quarter, Jackson found itself down by four points. The offense, h-d by controlled the rest of the half. Miguel, a junior linebacker, is leading the Indians in tackles with The Register The second half was a different story for 76 on 30 solos and 48 assists. John, a freshman defensive back, is quarterback Tom Tarver, knew a touchdown was essential. With the hometown Manalapan both teams. On Jackson's first possesion, second on the team in tackles with 64 on 21 solos and 43 assists. MANALAPAN- The Braves of Manalapan Tarver marched his team 71 yards for the Jim Dudley, defensive back from Red Bank, is also making a came close once again, but fell short to the fans cheering for that initial victory, Jackson started to' march his offense into Brave score. A 49-yard pass to senior standout Jemal significant contribution with 13 solo tackles and seven assists for a Jacksoo Jaguars last night 18-14. Manalapan Mann was the scoring play. total of 20. remains winless in seven attempts. Jackson is territory. The Jaguars were just inside the now 4-3. Manalapan 30 when they fumbled the ball and But the Braves came right back on their first EWING — Manalapan High School's Ernie Liberati of Engliahtown it was recovered by the Braves. possesion and drove 73 yards for the touch- Jackson's head coach Bill Kuddy expressed down led by senior quarterback Chris Gray. will start at tailback today in his final home game for Trenton State compassion for the 0-7 Braves. "I feel sorry Now victory seemed certain for the Braves, College for these kids. They should be proud of but the inevitable happened. Manalapan gave Gray handed off to Mike Tillem for the score For the season Liberati has 156 yards on 38 carries for an average themselves the way they don't give up and, the ball right back to Jackson on their first and Aaron Kanner converted the extra-point of 4,1. He has also caught twb passes for 19 yards. come out to play tough." play from scrimmage by fumbling. This costly to cut Jackson's lead to three. Manalapan has lost some heartbreakers this turnover was turned into a Tarver-to-Eric After Manalapan's defense forced the LEW1SBURG, Pa. — Henry Hudson High School graduate Bill year and fans are wondering if their luck will Rado touchdown, and a two point Tarver to Jaguars to punt, Mike Tillem scored again to Loughran is a probable for Bucknell University's cross country team finally swing the other way. Carr conversion that put Jackson up to stay, cap a 51-yard drive and put Manalapan in the as the Bisons will try to win the East Coast Conference cross country The Jaguars bounced back from a tough loss 18-14. .. . driver's seat for the first time in the game. But championship for the 12th straight time. last week to to Toms River South. The first half of the game was limited to it wasn't meant to be once again, and the The Bisons also recently completed their 12th consecutive "My main concern tonight was a letdown by three points scored on a 42-yard field by Braves fell slightly short of their first taste of undefeated dual meet season with an 11-0 mark and have run their our kids after last week. But we came back to Jackson's all-purpose senior Steve Can*. The victory. unbeaten string to 139 dual meets. The Bisons are currently ranked 16th in the nation. - WEST.LDNO BRANCH — The Monmouth College men's basketball team will play the Hungarian National Team in an exhibition game Knicks hope Ewing at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. The Hawks, 9-19 last year, return three starters from last year in senior forward Ken Henry, junior guard Derric Thomas and ECAC returns to old form all-rookie selection Fernando Sanders. Admission to the Hungarian National exhibition will be $2. Faculty SEATTLE — Patrick Ewing is about his play and he's mystified and Monmouth College students will be admitted free of charge. considered to be the New York about his knees," Coach Hubie Knicks future., and right now the Brown said. "I have to assume his HANOVER, N.H. — Marlboro High School's Randi Engle ran to a future is cloudy. knees hurt because the statistics 17th place finish to help the Dartmouth College women's cross The Rookie of the Year in the aren't there. If a guy tells you he country team capture third place at the Heptagonal cross country National Basketball Association has a headache and can't come to championship. last season is struggling on hurting work, you believe him." The Heptagonal championship includes the eight Ivy" League knees and reportedly with hurt But Brown said he is not going to schools plus Army ana Navy. feelings because of his switch to panic about Ewing's performance. Engle was the second Dartmouth runner to cross the finish line power forward and because for- "If we have to live without with a time of 18:27.4 in the 6,000 meter race. mer Georgetown teammate Patrick this season, we can," Engle helped the Dartmouth women's cross country team to a 4-1 Michael Jackson was cut by the BroWn said. "That's what the dual meet record. Knicks. Bill Carwright, a 7-footer Jawann Oldham . deal was all like Ewing, is playing center. about." HAZLET — There will be a baseball card show Nov. 16, at the Ewing scored just 3 points and Ewing has a 10-year contract, Sheraton Inn. The show is open to the public from 9:30 a.m to 4 p.m. grabbed 5 rebounds in 20 minutes with six years guaranteed, for an . Admission is $1.50. of action Thursday night in the estimated $12 million. Knicks' 106-95 victory Thursday Ewing, who missed 32 games MIDDLETOWN — The Middletown Express, a 1976 boys traveling night at Sacramento, which was last season because of his knees, soccer team, will hold open tryouts for additional players. Any boy their first in five games this was operated on in March to born in 1976 should call coaches Bob Kamienski at 495-2876 or Jim season. They next play here to- remove loose tissue behind his Hennessey at 291-8215. night. right knee cap. In the Knicks' four losses, Ewing MIDDLETOWN — The Middletown Defeeters 1974 girls traveling played 130 minutes, scored 48 Uwing and his knees are being soccer team completed its first season undefeated in the Monmouth points for a 1 '1- point average, watched by team physician Dr. Ocean Soccer Association. The Defeeters finished their season with grabbed 26 rebounds and com- Norman Scott. a 1-1 tie against the Brick Emeralds. mitted 16 turnovers and 17 fouls. "Dr. Scott says there's nothing The team members are Christy Barkhume, Denise Bradshaw, In the first four games of his wrong, I'm not doing any dam- Noreen Gein, Laura Henningson, Amy Johnston, Kim Kamienski, rookie season, the All American age," Ewing said. "But I'm feeling Hope Kelly, Karen Krumbine, Katie Paradise, Katie Rowe, Jenifer played 161 minutes, scored 91 pain. ASSOCIATED PRESS I Smith, Rachael Smith, Betsy Troutman, Dawn Trzaska, Diana points for a 22.8 average, grabbed "I've Just been taking it day by AILING KNICK — Patrick Ewing of the New York Knicks, right, shown Traska, and Tara Walker. The team is coached by Don Ringstrom and 43 relioiimls and committed 16 day. When I feel it's hurting so here in action last year against Larry Bird of the Boston Celtics, is off I assisted by Bud Johnston. turnovers and 17 fouls. much that I can't practice, theh I'll to a slow start. The Knicks are hoping Ewing will rebound from his | The team is planning to add three additional players for the spring "I know Patrick is embarrassed take off." slow start and play as he did last year. season. Any girl born in 1974 who is interested in playing should call Ringstrom at 495-0692 for a tryout. 76ers honor Bobby Jones, win game PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Bobby Larry Bird scored 24 of his 32 Pistons 115, Bulls 109 Jones, hardly ever a star but points in the second half for the DETROIT — Isiah Thomas South always a team player, returned to Celtics, who trailed 46-35 at half- scored 29 points, including 14 in Continued from Page IB played on a real bad knee and had the Philadelphia 76ers last night NBA time after making only 39 percent the fourth quarter, as the Detroit a lot of pain but he's just a tough, was (assistant coach) Eddie Jones' as the team retired his number. of their shots. Bird hit only three Pistons posted a victory over dedicated kid. He was the dif- ' "Bobby Jones was a pleasure to from the field because he didn't of nine from the floor in. the first Chicago, the Bulls' first loss in play." ' ference tonight. Defensively, he four starts this season. "We didn't know it we were coach," said former 76ers Coach try a bad shot. He wasn't a flashy half. held us together." Billy Cunningham. "He never ball-handler, but his turnovers McHale added 20 points for the Adrian Dantley backed up going to run it or not," Goodline "I put more tape on the knee and said. "After they scored, we de- worried about points and always were seldom. Celtics. Thomas with 24 points for Detroit, tried not to think about it," said gave a hundred percent of himself. He had a fantastic leap that Jeff M,alone had 26 points for 2-2, while Vinnic Johnson added cided to try it. Everyone lined up Kuhlmier who stopped Ocean's and I just snuck out along the "The best way I can describe could bring fans to their feet, on' a Washington, which overcame a 21 and Bill Laimbcer 20. last drive when he dropped Bobby Jones is that he always has slam-dunk. that capped a fast 79-73 deficit to go ahead 81-79 NBA scoring leader Michael sideline, went down the field and quarterback Matt Hoyle for a 4- was wide open." been and always has been a break. He was fast and agile for with 4:26 left. Jordan had u game-high 33 points yard loss on a fourth down play at winner." his 6-foot-9, 212-pound size. He for the Bulls, while Charles Oakley Jones admitted that he got the the North 36 with 50 seconds left. idea for the play from Red Bank Jones, as usual, wanted to share was also a willing rebounder who Hawks 106, Suns 86 had 20. Catholic football coach Lou Mon- Middletown got an insurance the credit with others, including didn't run away from a skirmish ATLANTA — The Atlanta Detroit trailcd-94-87 with 7:1H tanaro. touchdown in the final quarter Cunningham and the former beneath the hoop. Hawks, playing without leading remaining in the game after a Mike . "I-didn't tell Don (Ayers) this, after Sheehan interepted an Ocean owner and general manager of the Off the court, he shunned scorer Dominique Wilkins, Brown rebound basket for Chi- but Lou used it against Long pass at the North 30. Sixers. publicity and retired quietly at the trounced the Phoenix Suns last cago. "This is a night I'll never for- conclusion of the last season night behind Kevin Willis and Branch about four years ago and it With 216-pound junior fullback Thomas put the Pistons ahead didn't work," said Jones, an assis- Rich Toland smashing through get," he said at the pre-game without so much as an official Mike McGee, who scored 22 points ceremony. "I thank the Lord, Fitz farewell standing ovation. each. 107-105 with two free throws tant coach at RBC for six years and around a tiring Ocean Town- with .1:46 remaining, and they before moving over to Mid- ship line, the Lions scored in eight Dixon, Pat Williams and Billy In last night's game Maurice The victory preserved the Cunningham — the people who Cheeks had 17 points, 18 assists, Hawks' undefeated record at 4-0. never (railed again. Thomas added dletown. "Lou got it from (former plays with Toland going the final a. three-point play, ' and Joe NFL quarterback) Gary Cuozzo, I 15 yards for ther touchdown. brought me to Philadelphia — and and a career-high eight steals, and The Hawks took a 9-2 lead at most of all I thank the fans of Julius Erving added 23 points to 8:16 of first quarter on a free Dumars stole a Chicago pass and think. Wernli again converted. drove for a basket with I-.15 left to "I used it on the fresman level a Philadelphia, who always treated lead the 76ers to a 114-97 victory throw by Glenn Rivers and kept "Maybe we wore down a little me great." over the San Antonio Spurs. the lead the rest of the game. put the Pistons ahead 112-107. couple of times. It worked, but not bit," Conti said. "They are very The Bulls scored the first nine for a touchdown. The 76ers hoisted Jones' uni- It was the second consecutive Atlanta, which took leads of strong but we were still hitting as Jorm jersey —i No. 24 — to the victory for Philadelphia without 32-20 in the first period and points of the fourth quarter, eras- "The play is legal," Jones hard in the, last four minutes as we ing an 84-80 Pistons lead. Guard added. "We checked with the rafters of the Spectrum as Jones, starters Charles Barklcy and Jeff 55-45 at the half, broke the game were in the first period. Both his wife Tess and his two sons Ruland. Barkley is suffering with open in the third, when McGee John Paxson came off the bench to officials before the game. You teams played real well but their score three baskets in that spur! have to be within 15 yards of the watched. The team gave the fam- a spleen injury sustained in a fall scored 15 of his 22 points and offense was a little bit better than ily a set of bicycles and a trip to Wednesday night, while Ruland Willis added eight. for the Dulls. ball." ours tonight. Ocean Township coach George Hawaii. • has a swollen left knee. McGee, who opened and. closed The Pistons opened Up a 16-H "Toland is a quality back," Jones wasn't the kind of basket- Philadelphia twice led by 12 the period with 3-point baskets, advantage 5:22 into the game after Conti Jr.. admitted his club wasn't Conti said. "The quality really expecting a play like.that.' ball player who loved to see his points in the first half, but Johnny scored 15 of the Hawks' last 19 consecutive baskets by Laimbeer. surfaces as the game, goes on and name in the record books. What he Moore" spurred a rally as San points in the period to give Atlanta Dantley and Dumars. Their biggest "Well, obviously we weren't that separates him from the other prepared for anything like that," '• really wanted was his team to win Antonio pulled within 58-57 at an 80-64 lead. lead of the half, 27-18, came 4:49 backs. He does get stronger as the and he wanted to help as much as intermission. Cliff Levingston and Randy Wit - later, as Johnson made a jumper Conti said. "It's legal and was a game goes along. He's big and great call, but they're all part of he could. Philadelphia's lead was only tinan had 12 each and Spud Webb Chicago chipped away at the strong and took over near the end. He'never averaged more than 75-73 with 5:25 left in the third had 10 for the Hawks, who lost Detroit advantage in the second the game. "Mertikas does the same thing "He (Goodline) was the only 14.4 points a game and more often period when the 76ers went on a Wilkins to a sprained ankle in a quarter and went ahead 47-4(> for us," Conti added. "He made the than not, he wasn't even in the 13-2 run that featured three game Tuesday. Team officials said with 3:18 left before -halftime player we didn't have covered," big play for us in the third Conti said. "In all my years of starting lineup. straight jumpers by Sedale Wilkins, the NBA's top scorer last when ex-Piston Earl Cureton re- quarter." Despite the shock, No. 24 joined Threatt. year, would miss at least the next bounded a missed shot and gave coaching it was the first'time it The victory gives Middletown a was ever run against me. It's a a short list of numbers retired Philadelphia led 88-75 with 58 game. the Bulls a third unanaswered 5-1-1 overall record and it leads from the Sixers roster. The others seconds left in the third quarter The Suns were led by Jay basket. tough play to defend when you've the "A" North with a 3-0-1 mark. never seen it." are Billy Cunningham's No. 32 and and a free throw by Cheeks with Humphries with 16 points, James But Detroit hit eight of 10 free The Lions,"however, still have two Hal Greer's No. 15. Also retired is Until Mertikas' great run, it 7:54 left in the fourth pushed the Edwards and Walter Davis with throws down the stretch to carry "A" North games remaining. They the microphone of Dave Zinkoff, advantage to 96-81. The Spurs 14 each, and Larry Nance had 10. a 54-51 lead at the half. appeared the game was going to play Marlboro next Week and then the 76ers' colorful announcer who couldn't get closer than 11 points end in a scoreless tie. Middletown take on dangerous Middletown died last season. the rest of the way. • had the advantage in the first half South Thanksgiving Day. but its only scoring opportunity "This is encouraging to me that Threatt had 18 points and Roy Ocean, which is still very much the kind of player I was can be Hinson 17 for Philadelphia, while came when it reached the Ocean alive in the division race, plays its 12 before being stopped. recognized," Jones said Thursday Mike Mitchell had 24 and Moore 20 last conference game Saturday as he reflected on a pro career that for San Antonio. Wernli tried a field goal here, against Howell. The Spartans are began as a first-round draft, AVP EXTERMINATORS but it was blocked by the middle of 4-1 in the conference and 5-2 choice by Houston in 1974 as he the Ocean line. overall. concluded his collegiate years at The third quarter was more of Despite the setback, Ocean can North Carolina. Celtics 88, Bullets 86 the same until Mertikas broke stiU win the "A"' North title if it LANDOVER, Md. — Dennis through the middle of the Mid- He - was acquired by SPECIALIST IN: beats Howell and North loses to Philadelphia-in a trade with Den- Johnson sank an 18-foot jump dletown line, got several key either Marlboro .or Middletown shot with 11 seconds remaining as • TERMITES • CARPENTER ANTS blocks, and went the distance. ver in 1978 and there was some South. question about trading for a the Boston Celtics overcame an • Roaches • Ants • Fleas • Rodents • Water Bugs After Middletown got the lead, Both teams are still alive in the player who had epilepsy and heart 11-point half time deficit to defeat its defense, led by linebacker John NJSIAA playoffs. trouble. the Washington Bullets. Ask about our written Guarantee Kuhlmier, took over and. Ocean 'We think we can get in the A Johnson jumper gave Boston never got inside the Spartan 36. states with a break or two if we At North Carolina, Jones was an All-American and a member of the an 85-83 advantage, but Moses FHA&VA "He's (Kuhlmier) just a heck of beat Howell next week," Conti Malone tied it for the last time on a linebacker," Ayers said. "»He said. 1972 Olympic Team. CERTIFICATE As a pro, Jones was a four-time a basket with 31 seconds to play. FREE All-Star, a member of the ABA Johnson's basket 20 seconds later Commercial & • Termite Inspection All-Rookie tream in 1977 and in gave the Celtics the lead for keeps. Residential Member & Estimates 1983, the year the Sixers took the Washington had two shots at NJPCA Nets NBA title, he was named the tying the game, but Frank Johnson • Estimates on missed a jumper from the lane and Continued from Page IB - 25 field-goal attempts and fell NBA's Outstanding Sixth Man. Repairs behind 34-21 early, in the second That same year, the Philadelphia Malone's attempted tip-in missed ~ • guys," Hodges said. quarter. But they hit 11 of 13 free Sportswriters Association honor- and the ball went out of bounds. "When they double-team them throws in a span of three minutes ed Jones as their Most Courageous Kevin McHale of the Celtics and 17 Broad St. and leave me open, I have to be and then got their first two field Athlete of the Year. Darwin Cook of Washington made Eatontown, NJ ready for kickouts." goals of the period to trail only Jones wasn't a great shooter, free throws in the final seconds to 431-1018 The Nets missed 20 of their first 38-34 with 6:50 left. yet he never shot worse than .523 complete the scoring. . • v. • ... .

MTMMY. NOVEMBER 8, Th« SPORTS BRIEFS se injury ines Toronto interested in Viola Tennis star TORONTO — The Toronto "We've got some indications Blue Jays, searching for that this may continue this another quality left-handed winter So we'd welcome a to sit out i Muting pitcher, have held dU- move to Toronto." . '.",,• cuMiom with the MimeaoU Despite Viola's 16-13 record for 2 months Twin* about Frank Viola. In 1086 and 62 victories in the According to an executive past three seasons, the 2t~ who attended the major-league yearM>ld New Yorker has been management meeting* In Ari- placed on the trading block. •rMMflKMC zona thU week, the Jayt are In return, the Twins are APTsnnuWritsf among several clubs that have seeking a r?"1"!* of minor- inquired about Viola. league prayers, an experienced Viola's agent, Craig Fenech, outfielder and a reliever. NEW YORK — Chris Evert also heard rumblings Thursday They're also dangling veteran Lloyd has withdrawn from the ll of a possible Minnesota-Tor- right-hander Bert Blyleven million Virginia Slims Cham- onto deal Involving his client — and may be willing to consider pioashipr and will be out of action and openly encouraged It. proposals for left-hander Neal until January because Of a knee "Frank would be delighted if tleaton. . , ' , • injury, it was announced yeatnv he were traded to Toronto, The New York Yankees may day. ; provided they would treat him be dose to obtaining Blyleven, "I mm still having ongoing pain fairly in contract matters," hi whom the Jays were ex- in my left knee," Lloyd said. "It Fenech said. "Prank wasn't tremely interested when the has been giving me trouble off and happy to have to go to salary Cleveland Indians made him on since last spring and the only arbitration last year against available in 1086. However, way to allow it to heal Is with a Minnesota and he feels Min- Blyleven has expressed an rehabilitation program and rest." nesota hasn't treated him com- Interest in pitching for a West Dana Van Pelt, a physical thera- mensurate with his contribu- Coast team shoud the Twin* pist specialist and president of the tions to the club. deal him. Palm Beach Institute of Sprots ' Medicine in Boca Raton, ria., said Lloyd has chondro malasla Walker questionable for tomorrow patella, Which is an irritation to ASSOCIATED PRESS the undersurf ace of the kneecap. OUT OF ACTION — Chris Evert Lloyd, shown here in action from last year's Virginia Slims tournament, DALLAS — Herschel Walker the Giants last Sunday, "With the competition as tough will be out of action for two months because of a knee injury. missed the Cowboys practice "They probably won't make as It is today in women's again yesterday and remained a decision until after the professional tennis, I wouldn't questionable for tomorrow's year's point standings. left knee. knee. warmups before the game," want to be Jess than 100 percent to The Virginia Slims World Cham- She returned to the United NFL game against the Los An- Todd said. "It all depends on play any Virginia Slims Series "This is the first real injury of geles Raiders. pionship Series point standings States and played at the Virginia my entire career. I've always how he feels at the time." . event, much less the Cham- determine the No. 1 player In the Slims of Los Angeles, where she Walker hasn't practiced all Walker leads the team in pionships in New York City, the taken precautions and been lucky week, and Cowboys spokesman World. lost to Navratilova in the final, when I've had problems." rushing with 617 yards, hi pass biggest event of the year," Lloyd Lloyd, 31 years old, injured her and at the U.S. Open, where she Doug Todd said he was 60-60 receiving with 40 catches for said. Van Pelt said Lloyd "Is under- knee while representing the Unit- lost in the semifinals to Helena going extensive physical rehabili- for tomorrow. Walker sprained 663 yards and in touchdowns Sukova, her first career loss to the his left ankle In a game against with nine. Currently third in the Virginia ed States in Federation Cup com- tation, and the majority of her. Slims point standings, Lloyd had petition in Prague, Czechoslo- Czechoslovak. program consists of therapeutic vakia, in July. She missed the first "My goal is to strengthen my 4 clinched a spot in the year-ending, exercise." Expos Smith may miss entire season 16-player Champloships, which day of competition, her spot taken - knee and be fresh and eager for She called Lloyd's injury "a very will be held Nov. 17-23 at New by Zina Garrison, against China. the 1987 Virginia Slims Series," textbook type of problem and very MONTREAL — The Montreal through a series of examin- York's Madison Square Garden. Lloyd then competed the re- Lloyd said. "I'm optimistic about capable of being rehabilitation. Expos, suffering from a lack of i ations by Jobe in the past three Martina Navratilova is the defend- mainder of the week while wear- coming back in January, but I'll She should be able to return to her quality starting pitching, may weeks. ing . champion and heads this ing an elastic bandage around her have to see. It all depends on my former level of participation." be without the services of Bryn "He (Jobe) said If they clear Smith next season. things out In there and file the . .Smith, who was placed on the spurs, they might be able to disabled list by the Expos in relieve pressure from the nerve September and missed the final No. 1 Miami invades Pittsburgh and solve the problem,". Smith month of the season, will said In a telephone interview undergo an elbow operation in from his California home. "But a few weeks that could sideline he seems to think there might Panthers* choice for starting quarterback still up in air him for 1087. be ligament damage." The operation will be "We're thinking about Maryland because performed by Dr. Larry The loss of Smith, who had a •y HERSCHEL NIUENMN 10-8 record this year after that's who we have to play in order to get to Coughlln of Montreal and Dr. AP Football Writer • *I*m telling you the truth a bowl," says quarterback John Shaffer. "If Frank Jobe of Los Angeles. If winning 18 games In 1086, would be a severe blow to the we lose to Maryland, if we lose to Notre Dame, they only have to remove loose when I honestly say I don't if we lose to Pitt there won't be a bowl in the objects and file bone spurs, Expos. The pregame coin toss may help Pitt Coach Mike Gottfried decide on his stalling know.»» country interested in us." Smith could pitch next season. The club has all but given up It's not quite that bad, although Coach Joe "(But) If there Is ligament on Charlie Lea, who has not quarterback for today's game against No. 1- ranked Miami. Heads it's Sal Genilla, tails it's Mike Gottfried Paterno echoes that "a great team obviously damage, then you can say bye- pitched since 1084 because of Pitt Coach ought to be one that can handle everybody on bye Bryn, for next year any- shoulder problems, and the Joe Felltsky. •> ' "I'm telling you the truth when I honestly its schedule and we haven't been able to play way," Coughlin said. Expos are not counting on Joe three games yet, and maybe a fourth. We Although Coughlin hasn't Hesketh, who la suffering from say I don't know," Gottfried reiterated yester- day, a stand he has been taking all ,week. Washington State, No. 10 Georgia vs. Florida haven't handled the schedule yet. We haven't seen Smith since the season nerve damage to his throwing at Jacksonville and North Carolina at No. 20 handled all the pressures out there and we ended, the pitcher has been His choices to replace the injured John arm. Congemi are Felitsky, a junior, and Genilla, a Clemson. Southern California, the No. 14 team, have to do some more things well." transfer and the most prolific passer jin junior is idle. Maryland's Bobby Ross isn't buying that sob Perry may miss tomorrow's game college history whom Pitt has been trying to Gottfried has been telling his 4-3-1 team story. redshirt. Felitsky has been Congemi's .backup that its date with Miami "is not a catastrophe; "We're talking about a great football team, LAKE FOREST, III. — Wil- injuries. He said Perry was the last two years but has thrown;only 27 this is a great opportunity disguised as an that's what they are," Ross says of Penn State. liam "Refrigerator" Perry Is kicked In the knee several passes in that stretch, completing 10 for 76 impossible situation." "With the experience and confidence they the latest of the Super Bowl times during Monday's loss to yards with no touchdowns and three inter- "We've lost somebody who was the entire have, they have no real weaknesses." champion Chicago Bears to join the Los Angeles Rams. ceptions. part of our offense, somebody who was our West Virginia lost to Miami 68-14 and Penn the ranks of the walking Perry was sent to a doctor "Let's say they're progressing,"

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Toiaia 3S-75 M-44 1 iS. ATLANTA (9) — David palmer, p; Bos Homer. IK Mtaluo/7. Johnny do h Rosa a. DwlaM Pratohte. NEW JERSEY (84) Pittsburgh 6 3 2 16 M 49 1, Edaar Caatro. Vanezuale. 10, Frandtco Tomaa NewYork 1 4 .200 2V, NY Islanders 8 5 1 13 61 39 Chris Ohembtaa. 1b; DoyH Alexander, p; Bay Wooaidgt 2-13 11-12 15. Waaamt 4-11 4-4 12. Cruz, BrazH. Washington 1 4 .200 2V, Newjersey 6 6 1 13 60 51 Sample, of. I.Trevor Bert**, Canada-c. 2, Tim WNherapoon- Dswklns 2-8 3-8 7. Waahlngton 4-9 5-5 13, Brown Washington 6 7 1 13 60 60 CHICAGO (1) —Chris Speter. If. 5-9 2-3 12. Wood 2-9 4-5 S, Gminakl 1-1 1-12 11. a. I, FMdon Thomaa. 4. Larry Hoknoo. I. Tony NYRsngers 2 6 4 8 46 54 CINCINNATI (2) — John Denny, p; Daw Conoep- Tubbt. 6, James "Boneuiuahei" BmW, 7, Mka Atlanta 4 0 1.000 — King 3-6 2-8 8, Bailey 0-2 2-4 2. WHson 1-3 0-0 2. 1. Azumah Nelaon-c. Ghana t, Barry MoOulgan. •• Cokman 1-2 0-O 2. Turner 0-2 2-2 2 lotals 25-71 Tvton. I, Jamaa "Bueier" Dougku. 1. Tony Tucker. Irtltnd. 3, Amor*) Rlvtra-I, Puerio Rloo. 4. Marcus Chicago 3 1 .750 1 AdamalMelon LOS* ANGELES (2) - Enoa Cabal, If; Joe 10, Frank Bruno, Britain. Milwaukee 3 2 .800 44-55 94. 3 3 17 M 47 VWaaana, Mexico. 5, CeMn drove. 6. Barnard Taylor. Detroit 2 2 .500 2 MJ.t»*n M M 31 M—111 8. 4 4 16 61 44 MONTREAL (6) — Andre Dewaon. of; Wayne 7, Jackk) Start. 1, joaa Marmolataa, Panama. lfi5- 2 .500 2 HewJtnty II M 21 31— M Yung Chung. Komi. I, Antorao ttpmooia. Van- Indiana 2 5 3 a 1» M 43 Krenchlckl, If; Ten Raines, rrt Demla Mamnaz, o; 1, Vender HotyflttfJ-a. 2, RMty Parfcay-I. 3, Cleveland i 1 2 .333 2V, Three-point goala—Hodges 5. Fouled Boston 6 7 i. 11 43 50 ChamtLtt. p. out—Washington. Rebounds—Milwaukee 43 (Cum- .T. J MuhtmnWOtwI. 4, Lee Roy Murphy. S, Ban ikjMtitl Buffalo 4 6 2 10 62 51 NEW YORK (2)-Ray Knight, St>; Danny Heep. or. Cooper 6. Henry TUmen. 7, John OoWambo. WESTERN CONFERENCE mlngs, Sikma. Pierce. BnkJty. Brtutr 5). Naw Jersey PHILADELPHIA (1()) - Tom Humeue.. p. 62 (WeSems 13) Assista-MHwaukee 18(Moncnaf6), Uganda. I. Bernard Barton. I, Aitouo RaSW. 10, 1. Victor CaaeKa-a. Puerto Rloo 2. Stmart nwun SAN miuu (1) — Jarry Ftoyiter. H. 1 .760 New Jersey 8 (Wootridge 3). Total foms-Mirwaukee Edd* Mustafa Muhammad. Payakaroon-c. Thatand. 3. Juan "Kid" Maze. 4, DsUa 3 SAN FRANCISCO (2) — Harry Spaman, if; Mate Denver 3 1 .780 35. New Jersey 31. TactmltMt Milwaukee coach Nonte Dlilakm LaCoet. p. Lorto Slecca. Italy. I. Jaime Sana. 6. HtroM Petty Houston 2 1 667 V. Nelson. Moncrief. New Jersey Illegal defense 3. Toronto 7 3 3 17 43 31 ST. LOUIS (1) — Bob Forech, p. 7.JsmaePlppa.8.MaieAyalt.9.JultnSoaa.Putno Utah 2 2 .600 1 Detroit 8 6 1 13 38 36 sssstusir Rico. 10. Ramon DMnguM Anja San Antonio 2 3 .400 IV* CMCMO(IM) 4 5 3 11 38 M St. Louis NEW YORK (AP) — Slew** tor tht 51 mtkx 1. Marvin Johnson-a. 2, Bobby Czyz-I. 3, Dannie Sacramento 1 3 280 2 Oakley 8-21 4-5 20, Curtton 2-7 0-0 4. Waiters 6 7 1 11 13 84 Andrtee-c.Brltlan. 4, Slobodan Kacar. Yugoslavia. 9, ^lSaTr^iTyR.^ Minnesota league baaabal pltytrt who have feed for free 1-2 0-0 2. Jordan 11-26 11-15 33. Cottar 3-12 3-3 Chicago 4 12 10 46 12 Eddie Oavla. 6. Juan 0. RoMtn, AnjaninaVrTWaae 1. Miguel Lora-c. Columblt. 2. Kaoeal Oaany, Pacific Ohkakm S, Corzlne 5-9 5-8 15. Paxson 6-8 0-0 12, Setars ThaatnJ. 3, Oabeno Roman, Mexico. 4, Jiro 1 GdMMa. 6, Ltate Okrwart. Trtntdad. I, J.B. WH- Golden state 3 .760 1-3 0-0 2. Turner 4-8 0-01, Dave 0-0 0-0 0, Brown Smyth* Drvttto. •amton. 10. Prtioa Mamafi Mohammed. OMna. WsUmabe.JapanS.JerfFeneoh^.Aueaaie.a.Oaby LA Clippers 2 2 .500 1 1-1 2-4 4. Totals 41-99 25-33 100. I I 1 17 S3 47 ak t k CeMsaaaa. 7. Albert Davat. Marto 1. drag RkaV Phoenix 2 2 .600 1 DETROIT (111) 1S 4B M Boone.Ctl 46 M 1, Thomaa Heemt. 2. John MugtM. Uganda. 3. ardton. I. KaMn Otttrooks. 10. OanM Zangena. Seattle 2 1 7 5 1 2 400 Dantley3-6 16-20 24. Oreen 0-3 2-2 2. Larmoeer Calgary 6 7 0 12 44 61 Burleeon.Cal 36 77 r-sM2Sa4 RobWt Sana. 4. Herd Graham. Britain. 5. Iran LA Lakers 1 1 .500 1 5-13 10-11 20. Dumare 2-8 4-11. Thomas 11-24 Vancouver 3 9 2 • S7 M Cabell.LA 277 27 71 2 M2M Barkiey. 8, Jama Khtnan. 7, Mann MoCrory. I. Portland 0 4 .000 3 8-8 21. Johnson 8-11 3-4 21. Rodman 0-2 0-0 0. Los Angeles 3 10 1 7 SI M Ctront, Mil ill 22 M •4 112M Unoal Hdmaa. 1. Mkjnaal Num. 10, Msghaal Okie* Mtnom 2-5 3-4 7. Staoy 1-3 2-5 4. Campbell 0-2 Chambass,A8 122 11 M 2 14 .311 1. Jang-Koo Chang, Korea. 2, Hearto Zapata a. Thureday'eOamea 0-0 O.Totak 33-84 48-80 115. DConcepcn. Cn i 311 42 3 30280 LA. dlppsre 104. Houston 97 n Panama. I, Myuno-Woo Yuri. Korea. 4. Paul CWCIka 22 21 21 28—108 New Jersey s. PraWaJpraa 5. at 4M Ml M 712*4 BsrsHzz. 5. Gsfewssrri, r^—In. S, JST} Qfcs. Denver 139. Utah 121 Mmnteou 4, Toronto 1 Decincae.Cal 611 88 28 M2M 1, John Mugatx. Uganda. 2, Mka McCalum-a. 3. New York 106. Sacramento 99 OMaf M.MM 11—111 in 7. Isldro Perez. Meideo. 6. Hl-Sup Shin, KortaJ. i. Three-point goals—Thomas. Fouled Montreal 6, Loa Angeles 4 Dempaey, Bel 327 42 M 13 212M Butter Drtyton-i 4, Duana Thomaa. I, Matthew BatiadWo MunHo, Panama. io7 Afetrk) Castro. OaHas 147, Seattle 124 . out—Corzlne Rebounds—Chicago 54 (Olakley 19). Flachan, NYY 102 1 i 21 0 3208 HUton. Canada. 6. Donald Curry. 7. Carlos Samoa. Cotomtne. Oadman.Boa 4M 49 111 16 Puerto Ran S, Davay Morn. I. Juaan Jackson lamas Detroit 47 (Lalmbeer 19). AasMta-Chlcago 23 M2M Yetterday'tC Vancouver 7, Buffalo 6 Harrah, Tax 2M 38 .*> 7 virgin Wanda. 10, Mark Madaj. Milwaukee 115, New Jersey 94 (Jordan. Ptxaon 5), DttroK 15 (Thomas 6). Total 41216 loula-Chlcago 40. Detroit 21. Technlcala-Paxson. Winnipeg 2. St Lours 0. Heep.NYM 1M 24 BS 9 33 212 Wa«tnnlgM(1471Mundt) PhUtdelphla 114. San Antonio 97 Detrort coach Daley. Chicago Coach Coams, Oakley Edmonton at Calgary, (n) Hemdon. Det 2M 33 70 • 37 247 Chsmal.iL Ue^Kttyghtnid tntaand Atlanta 106. Phoenix 86 llOtltltaWt BM 23 1 8 0 1217 , Mark Braland. 2. Maurice Beaton M, Washington M Toaey'.Oemea Homer, All 517 70 141 27 17 273 Detroit 115. Chicago 109 Bird 14-26 3-6 32. McHtk) 9-14 2-4 20. Parish Jtckaon.Cal 411 86 101 11 M241 Denver at LA Lakers, (n) 6-121-211. D Johnson 5-121-211. S.vmcent 2-2 NY. Rangert at PMerMphk, 1.08 p.m. Detroit at NY Islendert. 7:06 p.m. CJohneon. Tor 3M 48 64 19 56.260 Dallas at Portland, (n) 3-4 7.Sk;ntlngu-40-00.Robarts3-51-2 7.Car»sle Boston at Quebec. 738 pm. Jonee.KC 47 1 I 0 1.128 Cleveland at Golden Sim, (n) 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 38-7111-11M. Chicego el Washington. 7:36 pm. Klngman, Oak Ml 70 111 38 84 210 oSSftSS WAIHIHOTON(N) Montreal at Edmonton. 8:05 pm. . KrUgtrlNYM 4M 51 146 11 78.218 • Todey-sOame. Caaedoa 3-73-4 O.Watama 2-8 0-0 4, M.Mtlone 1, PatrWo Otvt-a, Italy. 2, Tauyoahl Hamada-c. Waahlngton at Atlanta. 7:30 p.m. Vancouver at Toronto, 6:06 p.m. Krenchlckl. Mil 221 21 M 2 21240 Japan. 3. Franwa Werrtn. 4, Rent Arrtdondo CAUFRONIA AHOEL8—Announced may W not 4-17 1-10 16, F. Johnson 3-18 2-2 6, J. Makwe Pittsburgh at MMnotOtt. 836 p.ri. HLaw.KC 307 42 M 1 38.211 oftof Rufipcft JOOM, outtMdvr, • oontrsct tor iMtn San Antonio at Indiana, 6:30 p.m. 11-234-4 28, RoundntM 6-9 2-2 14. Cook 1-4 1-4 Maidoo.fcJoa.LMki Mamay-L 8. Lor^Sm»~ Htnford al Lot Angekn. 10/39 pm. B.Martlntz.Tor 160 13 M 2 13.111 Terry Marah. Britain. 1. Ronnie SNekM. I. Otry Phoenix It Chicago. 6:30 p.m. 3, BxH 1-2 0-0 2, C. Jones 1-1 0-0 2, O Koran 1-2 Moort.M» 2M 24 11 3 18 260 •*"" fOOTMU Detroit at Mewaukas. 9 pm 0-0 2.Totaaj 33-87 20-26 88. OgavM.Mi 348 31 M 6 S; 5 DETROIT LIONS— Pieced Oacar SmWl. running Sacramento at Houston, 9:30 p.m Boeasn . II It M 24—M Pltt«hiirnh at Detroit. 7:06 pm. oum.KC 211 24 47 3 5 211 ° SSS back, on Injurad ratarvt. Signed AMn Moon, running BmtJtno at t-A.

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NKJHT JANITOR - For bowing Buna linmli jgi al mom ft lyp- oantar l am to * ajn. McrvfrT at MB PM. to oonekler me mttmawL begin at t Mg hatoM. Ma* Lanja oor- MUM ba dapandabla ft wata* to al Paid and Courtyard. The unBa having FOUNO — Young blaox on tan porton II hre.. I day sa*. Al hard ft laam Eapananca oral., work. Tina K* la on a lamporary torgranl of to «*d *oor Council CMm- decks of oaMe ate Homfcaw • 1, •amen aheBhefdt trtendsy, n but wa wanan you to do Mat bau.. bul could avoM Into,raa- pLjujaaaia aoARO 2,1. 6. and 6. s. ahown on aw Had Bank on Cnaamut at at ma Apply k) paraon »» to 2* uiar pan-ama workk. Applym Tha kxaaon ol «• pramlsoa on. uar pa to AJpt laxa FVEASE TAKE NOnC* that Ar«a») w, amxton^tt^ol^ma ' I plan prepared by Tha Hod- Wad Bank Dog Corarot pjn. SM Eoad St. Had Bank paraon: aw toxAJrpor AJrp t rlaxa In quaHKm is in tha BA lonlng laptty Hrmnai. Ful ama post 38. HaHaL of Ooaanaort z dtorke. aa ohowi an M Tax i-Whak • ' LOST — A gold laaliri pan- NJ 0770). Lanaa. Rto, sssseecnmt aS; mooma .moan*- k. w our day ft avanmg ifcetei 2 Las t!~, msro rfajnt wMtt atDfl# JraSSft. MMdaB* omvt-n — OrMr daavary par Knowtodoa ol tvpMo I as 9 VkNa Basso* ueoamar iu. IBN, wlm > - -j^^^j^ ^ubb,^ aaaaB^Ba) utM uuiwiatlnin. Cd NURSE LPN — 11-7 ahHI. Exc pawn, tfOfnow •••• 0**"" son capabia ot nanoang " a pk» Sand raauma to Cnokov Ritanr. For quatty Him. axp. preSarred i opportunity to work ki iha natd Tr» appBoenl le seeking vert- ma leal one dated July Vita? aanamanial vakia. WawardTIT. 747-0*31. ol aubaamna abuaa. Exc bana- by 8. Braman. The deck, and at paraon. waat rwnu« _ j, Atantto Highland.. MM av«.u araaa Kan ice, from ma arm* requJre- •anoraBMITa. IM ft Church Sta. Kayport No IK.EOE Plaaaa cal 948-3030. 1M0P aq. n. ara required, tot pence ara M ma area ortgHaly' LOST -Class ring I ALAN CHOKOV REALTORS— NJ 07711, attarraon Ednmg dtngnaiad on me tna plan aa d to I Heal eetan careare tor toeneed NURSE RN — O.O.N. OarlaMs «Wi ot It d and 1 is os n i. For LTC raomy. undar M 4*aawy ThomaeC. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that ma and ratorm bonuaaa. Cal for Bank Municipal Buldlng. 32 aree. Cal 563-3589 or snd {noenisve. AN beneMSi Band MonnQiettt Streets Red Bank, Rumaon Board ol Adfuatment John A. Martin. P.L.S. mtantaw al Paorjto Care. 244 raauma to box F4M c/o Tha Hoursar. e Wad., Thura.. ft Frt. 6 ChMotSurvaya mo Board or Adjustment wai did. al • regular maattiig on -Taxi. 245. p.m to 9 p.m. Sat ft Sun. 7 a.m Broad St. Rad Bank, 530-1SM. August 20th. 1986 gram a vart- Ragknar, Ona RagkMar piaia, 800 Union Ava.. RL 71. Brtaaa.. n tnaappU 009 SpBcW Noticaa Shrawabury. N J. to 3 p.m. Cal 842-aMO aflar 1 T & M ASSOCIATES ance to RONALD COHEN to pjn balora 8 pjn. ' • 1060 Highway 35 52*9432. Freahokt. 180 Hlgh- penfitt han lo construct sn sdtft- ASST SUPER — Uve-m. Ma- way9, 431-1M8. ba sloan an opportunity a> ba PEST CONTROL TECHNICAN MkkHetown. NJ 07748 oafeM and deck on prwn- ture ooupia naadad. A Beck Equal Opportunity Employer NURSING LPN — 11-7. Ml. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai on Mi ii S3 Waterman Avenue. Seal Boanas raq. tor a aenior D.E.P. Bbanaad F/T termrle work 001W Ocajatyort ma Mi day ol NuvamBST. 1IN THE pisrwisa In Urns, avary othar waaliand off. Rumaon. Naw Jaraay, and oWian housing complex. Muat muat ba dependable ft wemg u Apply ki paraon 9-6pm. Amoxt at m* Had Bank Murtdoal ara In ma RB RaaMantta! Zona ahown on the Tax Map of me FIELD SURVEY TECHNICIAN ba expendable. Plaaaa oai 530- work. Inquire P.O. Box 784 Red Wanar Nursing Hems. 822 BuMng. It Monmoum straat, aa mown on la Tu Map aa of Rumaon. Lot I. Exparlanoad pnMarrad. WW con- fiaaaa laka MBM Mat • Putto Nad Bank. Mow Jaraay, Ins Zon- OSM batwaan I ft3:30 . South Laurel Ava, [Haikrt. NJ Hearing, ma so oonduotad by no Bkxk il. Lot 12.02 and mom Block 144 aktar training maxparMnoad but mon* known aa H Pro. LOVE'S 07730. PfcaialatiMI Una ill ed Mua aVmai- J. osharwlaa quaMad ft wal moa- Copy of said resolution » on DELI ft LIQUOR — Sura ha. rBraxWBBTBJ HJWv IW BYlSJ DBJJBTlJB|j'^B| poolAMnua. AUTO OIL BURNER MECHANIC Ha wlm the Board ol Adjustment oparanga tar tut or pan amavatad apptcant tor survay craw. ol Ooaaneon M ma Munkapai THC appacant aaaka panMa- Looking tor aamlaxp. m/i to PoaHton raoukaa H.S. diploma Exp. orty. Co. bsnaflta. axo. Busang. 222 Monmouti Boule- tor Inspection. GOT A work ki modam shop Baalo Bananla kiduda maoteal and •ton to approM an amsndad J«ne Moffrrujn, secretary or aqurvatm, baaks mam aptt- aalary. ac axp. hakrtul. Cal 291- vard, Oeeanpon. Now Jeraey on aoasd persona wai be gMn an aba plan lor ma daoka and pa- knowMga ol brakoa ft Iront paid vacation ama, Cal 284- Board ol Adjustment 403* baton HamrWanar ipm. tuda ft mtaresl ki outdoor work. 3200 Ed. and. Must havo own tooki. Oood Wa onar a Maury ol staMa M64 LINE ON Part-tana pay tor right paraon. Contact DELI PERSON — Exp. dal nalp amfxoyrnant. an acoradnad pro- Juaan Mono at 871-2447. PUBLIC NOTICE F/T ft P/T al hrs. aval. 495 latalonal anvlronmant, ru«y PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that YOU AUTOMOTICE GENERAL MAN- 0001. compatlUva pay rataa ft an •»- EXPERIENCED cm ma 1* day of Novambar ISM AGER — Ron IkMl opar.Bon ft bmsrva bnlts progrsm including al the Rumeon Borough Hal, DENTAL ASSISTANT — TIME tuMon raknburaamant plan. KEYPUNCH East River Road, Rumaon. Naw drtct car aalaa. RanW axpan- FOR A CHANGE? Parky paopjs But do you have a anoa a prua. Cuimiaalia sakuy. rjaraon lor dynamic MkkSatown Jaraay O77M, ma Zoning Board Plaaaa aand raauma m conn- OPERATORS ol Adjustment wa hold a mating LOVELINE noantM. ft hri banaM pack- Offloa. EXPER ft X- RAY LI- ua. Cal Ava. Rod Bank. 747- to: TMNonoa on the application of the under- (or your sweetheart? CENSE A NECESSITY. 4Vk day Established data entry service Real Estate sals. Borough of Rod Bank, for non-payment ol taxes and water and sewer charges as of «. at which ttma and plaoa waak. Banama ft company has Immediate, flexi- "Rum" 671 1636 John A. Marbn, P.L.S. Oecemberll.lbat yMa On FRIDAY, Novambar 21. wail AVON — Earn up u 80* aaBng Chlalot Surveys ble, part-time opening, tor ex- County ol MonmrjumTSLv Jeraey. win sal at put*: auction rn tr»°Borough Hal, Rad Bank. NJ on the an opportunay to ba print anumsr naw ^^^^^» to Wands, tamay ft at work or ki DENTAL ASSISTANT — For patlanosd keypunch uuenwt 2nd day ol December. ISM. at 1000 A.M. me following described Isnd. -LOVI UMWaacSkm tor avary your nakmborhood. Oat ready buoy muw practtaonar onto. T & M ASSOCIATES on second shift. Chooss your Said land wai be sokt to make the amount of munclpS Hen. chargeable agaln«tthe iwt ontrnttwiy pkwaatlOOpm ona to antoy. So II you rrasaad tor Iha hoaatya. Stan tor aa tow aMfBarlHl WKMJOt p#f»*»0O pUafi 1M1 Highway 35 own hours. Monday-Saturday. fir H ol Daoambar. IMS aaoiuakra. however, ol tha ban tor uiee lor me veer IMS as computed mm. Tna looaaor ol ma prenHass gaHng your tova ana puutalwl aa MJ0»s 00. Cal lutniilatlli 4M- •to mauranoa ft IncanaVs bo MiddWown. NJ 07748 8-30 houra par weak. 'oaowtng let. which includes misrMI to oate of sal. T he .ub»cnt>er w« H* In IM to th. per ton who bid. kl quaabon la ki ma R1 Zoning kToetobar You can do N tor4093 or 717-8124. Ih. amount due. subject to redemption .1 the krwett rale ol .marest. but In no CMS exceeding 16 pe.cn; nuaaa. Jom a laam ol rjadkMad Equal Opportunity Emptoyar per annum. ThepTryrnenl for me Seshsfl be mad. before th. conclusion of th. ..I. or th. property w« Dujtnct aa ahown on ma Bo- BAKING — Caka proiassionala who hava baan It kileteatod cal Audrey tor ap- rough Tan Map, Block 14, Lot 1 Your romantic, oaring, lovo Una. aarvtngmo local oonmiunrly tor pointment at: la a wondarrul surpnaa toryou r aakw halp. Fj FITNESS INSTRUCTORS —And and more commonly known as win tram. Cal yaar.. nauifli, marexy arrm- Meguards, Wring at tha HanMr CMHOfl CERTIFIED CHECK ONLY WILL BE ACCEPTEO IN PAYMENT. S3 Waal Rhw Road. aaaamaan to aaa ki *aa vary ly tor which mare ahd ba no other purchaser wB be struck off snd sold to the apodal, luri-to-read aaoaon. renmarn. Opportunity tor ad- Mend Spa, 701 Ocean Ava, rr radernptton Mil percent per annum and the munlclpalrty snail havs th. Tha tppHcant la aaakktg a BARTENDER — F/M, daya ft 1. 681-1112. Long Branch. Apply ki parson 583-3660 Yaw LOVC LM should ba kinkjhta, apply In paraon Tha Cab- toreotoae ma right of redemption. vartanoa lor Iha purpoas at aaeBambl. ucted In accordance with the provision, of the .utute ol th. Sl.ta ol constructing a aaoond reaklanoa our hands aa soon aa poaaibia. arat. Rt. 35. Eatontown. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Da- MCC/CMF •AnAnairK»nlr^unrj.Kltsx..snd..ie«ments.rxloth«rrrunicrp.lchsrg.»on whas rnaMamng ma primary Parlact pkwa to aay Happy llanlparaonlor FRY COOK/COUNTER HELP — the cottacoon thereol by me creation and enforcement oT liens BMnday, Happy ArMvaraary, CARPENTER — Eiparkmoad In dsnlal pradtos. 75 Lower Main Road al phaaaa ol isaMaoBal con- P/T or F/T. Apply Keyport Fish- Al document, renting to this ate., Expananca pral. Con. Nook ft ery, 150 Weal Front St., Key- Aberdeen N.J. e'ms'^.thVon^uSnsSw*receive pepnemol ths .mount du.on my property ttructton. Own tranepofiatton. Leonardo area. Sand raauma to apptcaaon may ba mapaded by .75t par ana. Minimum 4 anas. Ask tor Chana 741-8227. port 284-9723. Equal Oppty, Employer M/F me pubac m ma Office ol the 21 charaosara and spaoaa aqual Box 486. Coks Nack. NJ 07722 GAS STATION — Qa. attendant Secretary ol tha Board m maa ach ana. Additional $1.00 tor PASTE UP ARTISTS — Ful owner aYshown oTme luttax dupxcaw and aggregala ol taxea. andother municipal charges which ro w ol Haana at top ol your CARPENTER DENTAL ASSISTANT — Expart- Mon-Frl, 10am-7pm, Apply with- time day poamons available tor werTa ten IhiTeolon ma ttwty-mstSy ot DeceSoer7i»S5 .xclu..v.. however ol the hen lor •.».. lor Borough Hal during regular Hatoar. Framar. Top doaar. anoad, x-ray aoanaa. Good aakv in. Rumaon Exxon. 27 Waal Riv- pasts up artists. Exp. In book butaiaaa hours. LOVEUNE. Cal 857-9673. 6-7PM. ry. m er Rd. Rumaon. 8304492. competition preferred but wW AH pnoii interested ki ttxe i ttBfll CARPENTERS HELPER — To LMa Slvar. Cal 830-7623. GENERAL OFFICE HELP tram. Send resume and aalary LOT OWNER ADDRESS •rpxcoon wa ba grvan ampla M.H or us your LOVE requirements to Unlv.r.ity I opportunity to be heard at the aaaM m rn.mii.ctor ft kialali DENTAL ASST. Chalrsid.. Part Typing ft Bug. Col 780-2705, togettwr wtth your payment. Uon of draplay ft sign ayalama. ttma ft Fua tkna. Expananoad GENERAL SERVICE — Several GrapMca. 21 W. Lincoln Ava, I KM.fiiti.iU P abova etatad meeting Atlantic Higtands 07718 Alt: Sourm.T.Q SE..50 W From St. ~ -988-5400. only. No x-ray loanaa naaadsd. persons needed to do xgtrl work I* Lori Lane GokMam The Register Makeup Dept. SourKU Q *E .42 W Front St. 11/4/M 741-1062. m shop on autombaae. No «»p Oraana.Alyca M .260 Mschanlc St. Lava Una Dapanmant CARPENTERS HELPER - November 8 $13 32 naoaaaary wW tr.m the right PAYROLL CLERK — Experi- Hanca.Eat.c/o W Hanca. Emanusl Cl OnaRaglatorPlaia Naadad. axp. naoaaaary. Call DENTAL HYGENIST — Busy Sharp.John.30 Mapw Ava. PUBLIC NOTICE 671-2717. dantal ottloa naada Ml oma dan- people good starting salary ft enced ki al phaaes of payroll Shrawabury. NJ 07701 banama. For eorrMenoai tntar- preparation using an outside 1.01 Sourti.TOIE.,100 LOOM Ava. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that CARPENTERS, HELPERS ft LA- lal hyganlaL 4U daya. no Sal., Sourira T.0.U..M Locust Ava. FREE TOYS! Host a uaniomua- Sun, or Man. hour.. Fnanray vtaw contract BH Eetock st 871- computer payrol service. Fam»- on ma 19 day ol Nov. 19M at BORERS — For Rumaon Bo*d- Sourss.T.a.aE.,90 Locust Avs. non ol DISCOVERY TOYS taam orkjntad otitoa. Muat ba 241S. iar w/ uiaueieuon of kximal SourH.TOlE.42 Locust Ava. . ma Rumaon Borough Hal, Eaat unlqus ackiaawmal toys, gsmaa sr 642-8363 1.01 Rlvar Road. Rumaon, Naw Jar- laam worker. Monthly bonus m- entries lor compuwr Input Must Sourtrs.TO.aE.40 Locust Avs. ft books, it • aa aaayaa kwMng CARPENTER'S HELPER carravaa ft to. banaMs atreaabie. HAIRDRESSER — With follow- Sounu.T O aE.,13 OaForaat Ava. say 07760. Iha Zoning Board ol be rallbla ft flexible. Submit • 02 aoma Inanda ovar - your DIS- FiaVUma. Must hava tranapona- ing. Salary pkie oommiasion tor SourHt.T.a.aE.,21 Shr.wtojry Ava. Ad,u.tntant wai hold a During Cal 291-0942. Mkxxetown shop. Cal 431-9070 reaume w/ aalary requirement. Sour*a.T.a.tE..n Shrewsbury Ava. on ma apparaann ol ma undar- COVERY TOYS hoalasaaa ra- Uon.591 to P.O. Box 377C. Shrewsbury oarva IhMr onoroa ol traa toy. DENTAL HYOIENIST — F/T or irSoal 568-0912 ! Sourlrs.T.a.4E..Morrmouth St. akjnad, al which ttmo and plaoa CARPENTERS HELPER —Muat NJ. 07701 E.O.E. tram our catalog. Your Eduoatto- P/T tor Mktlawii onv|a. Tua. HANDY PERSON — Apply In al mtarasiad psrsons wM ba hava axp. and own trans. Good avaa. are nanaaaaryj Salary PIZZA MAKER — Experienced. ti grvan an opportunity to ba nal Consurtant handtoa a* m- paraon ganveprn. snore Point j fc ___•__ ^-^J ii i i SI m • IJ •! •• a starting I. Cal 530-61W •16/hr ft up. Dapandkig on axp. Cal 2*1-0868. Sourrrj.T.6»E,93 Washington St. haard. Said masting wM taka Coro-K##paT"3 stiQ cotwenofn. Motel. 3370 Hwy. 36. Hartal. 24 Cal 7410070. PLUMBER — Mm. 4yre. experi- Morg.r>,H.fOid.65 W».hlnglon St. plaoa at 1.00 p.m. bOCTM FlOVemOaW OSM BW1 CARPENTER HEATING ft AIR CONDITION Dlskooopoulos.Theodorss.75 Prospect Avr avaaabk), ao you! gat your fiae DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — ence "i tobblng and r IS Tna location ol ma prarmass To ktad craw. Win Mt you up m INO INSTALLERS — No exp. SourtisXO.»E,118 Shrswsbury Ave. ki quaabon M m ma pi zoning toya ki Hna tor tha hoMaya! Cal buakiaaa. Cal 967-9873.8-7PM. Secretary tor orthodontic prac- Exceaent steady poawon. Jones.Leroy ft Pstrlcla. 13 Locust Ava. tor dataHs wtth no obtganon tJca. Outgoing, take charge par- nooBseary.entryievei po.ition 1 Dt.UK>. aa ahown on ma Bo- -CASTING- kl high paying trade Meeker .Matthaw.50 Leonard St. 741-72M. aon. no weekend houra. Aher 12" rough Tu Map, Block 93 Lot 12 NEW FACES M" naadad must be ratable. Cal between PLUMBER OR PLUMBERS Thompson,Bruce A,153 Shrewsbury Avs. 8pm. 229-8100. 7.01 Rogars.Las J.ftVaneasa.Camsrlne St and. more commonly known aa GRAND PARENTS — Running For TV F*n-Fs«*xwnagaim«. 12-7 p.m. 496-3863. HELPER — Experienced. Mutt 12 933A*anoreat out ol ways to antartakt and DEPUTY COURT CLERK — Ap- I SourBi.T O SE ,53 Locust Avs. CommarcuH. ft Extra. Sand HOME IMP MECH /HELPER have driver. Scenes. Year round Sourtls.T.a.ftE.,77 Locust Avs. Tha apptcanl rs aaslung s amuaa your grandchildren? DIS- pacaBona are svatsbls m ma II picture, wnh S.A.S.E. to: John Exp. • vareatla - quakty. Sal. work. Must be reliable. 787- Sounis.T.a.ftE,18-20 Leighlon Ava variance tor tha purpoas Ol: To COVERY TOYS provlda tha an- Borough Clark, office. 419 Sy- 2, King Casting. Ona Pant Plaza, oommanaurato - benafrta. Own 0990. Mt.Zion House of Pr.v.r.f Trrlon Ava. bold a cabana 20 » 30 approx.) swarl Find out about camore Avenue, Shrewsbury. 44 DISCOVERY TOYS quality toya. SUM) 100. N.Y. 10119. han tools ft trans. Cal 264-7445 PRESSER — Ful time. Top aal- 6 J0O...L..E! tor an axiattng swimming pool kl (741-4200). tha alda yard. Proparty wM ba gamaa and books, with no oox- CLEANING BEAUTIFUL HOMES 'torappt •_, ary. Cal 747-1671 S gatton by caaWg 741-72M. DISHWASHER — Mon.-Fn. 10 nonoontormaig. No othar non- — ki Rumson/Lmta Sir™, ara.. HOME MAKERS — Why not get PRODUCTION WORK — Fun- 13.01 SH^SSio Sh oontormrllaa axial. (16-6.3.) Jnpraaiured work atmoaphara. lan>3pm Good gay, good nm. 7-3:30 p.m, Mon-Frl. LltUa Sna.rd.Loul. ft Emma,124 Rlvar St. FraxIWa'houra. good pay. Nights paid tor what you do bast? AH documants relating to this MRS. SYLVIA Slvar area. Phone 842-1744. Oownrng Jamas t Rosls.7l W.Bargtn PI. arap avaiaMa. Cal 741-3246. 8>vsr. Cal 642-9847. School hre. Home Cleaning Joro.njll.il. E..23 Cadar St. appacailon may ba Mapactad by. PSYCHIC READER Service, MUdkHown area. Cal PURCHASINQ — For srrujB " Waal Btrgan Maat Markal.259 BrMga Ava. ma pubas m tha Offlca ot tha DISHWASHERS — Wanted, fox 871-9533 tiiMlnaaa m Norm Mbnmo»B> Sacratary ol tha Board ki tha Advisor on a* problama ot ato •0.01 Wast Btrgsn Msst Msrkat.128 W.Bargan PI. Tarot Carda, Asttotogy ft Pakr< CLEANING PERSON and part ante. CM Hook Una ft HOST/HOSTESS — Ful andCounty. Muat have good mere" . Pna.WmA. ft R E257 Bridga Aa Borough Hal during regular 2104 King. Hwy.. OakhurM Naadad to partorm custodial du- Sinker 842-6666. part tana position aval, year ory ft be able to work from business hours. baa ki modam bonding locaMd (baNnd Danny.) DISHWASHER — Fun urnround. , good pay. Apply m per- catalog, ft maintain records. - Al parsons Msraatad ki ana 4934)898/7764872 ki Shrawabury. Cal Mr. ZUBO at Prior axp. a plus. Salary com-" tha Ragtrtar 542-4000 aid 206. daya. (4.76/hr. To apply cal son Bahrs RaaL, I 15 application ww ba glvan ampla 284-2400 ask tor Cher Qeorfle. hajxaty. 25.01 opportunity to ba haard at tha 015 Instruction CLEANING PERSON — Apery kl Industrial 4 abova stated maattng. DISHWASHER — Warned F/T S ALOEBRAIHELP paraon gam-8pm. Shore Pokrl Bovakd. 787-5000. HoayDraman good pay, apply In paraon 411 HUNDREDS WEEKLY! — Home 22 I vokma vkkw caaaatta aarlaa Motal. 3370 Hwy. 35. HaaaL OcUbarSl.tMl Hwy. 36 MrddMown.Danny's nkaHng prooraml (nfocmaitioo? REAL ESTATE — Adrrxntetra-. 24 Nov. 8 114.04 wtth oornprartonalva woikbuuk PtUSfiS A RMtaMaTaVTt. live Illllllin to president. Ex- Sourtrs,T.Q.»E,172 Newman Sprlnga Rd AvaUaMa «t Uncrolt Vld*). Sand 8.A.S.E. to L.M Luther. Sours.V Q 1E..1M Nawman Springs Rd 192 WharfsWa Condoa, Mon- cellent opportunity lor 83.01 GOZi Cu DISPATCHER/ OPERATOR'S hardworking. fknUe. people 47 U F,T IS stOts sszi. 747-1W0. MJ 07750. oriaraad petiun wiiii yuO<: W- 8.01 Notices DISCOVERY FLIOHTS. 820. 18 DOOR PERSON — Usher.. LANDSCAPE HELPER — Exp. low up, orgenuaoon. and aome Marlboro Arrport. Hwy 79, Marl- oonOBSllon dark., regular a hakHul. Driver. HcenM ft own nones boro. NJ. 591-1191. Anyona having any knowtadga -u - -* -• M ^_ ^. T aw. kansuunaaun a mu.t Cal 842- ay. Non srnoUng MUSIC INSTRUCTION — Expo- Clerical nf IBTiFlajTWai, UlfJ ITIOVreWi fW i? wtm raapaciu a Last WW and 8118svae. office. Cal Carol lor confldenlwa n>, tao MCn discounts. Apply Satvlaw 842-8181. Taabxnns ol Rum M. Bodma la Square Cmemaa, Ooaan Twp.LANE WAITRESS — Evenings. naw pracooa. Taking Ituaala 6:30 « doelng. Salary. »3.35/hr 7.01 raquaatad to contact tha offlca. piano studanta. 493- ADVERTISING Mon.-Fn. altar 8-30pm. EOE. RECEPTIONIST — For Chko- I ol MoCua ft McCoa, Eaqukas, DRIVER. — For lumber yard. + Op. Apply ki person: Bruns- practlc office. Enmuatoattc cleri- 4.02 205. Broad Streat, Rad Bank. (Entry Laval) fcJtpajrlBWBO* WTWT tUROVa OUmp wick Akport Pkua Lanes. Rie. cal akJBs required. WBklg lo S.07 Naw Jaraay 07701. (201) 747- PIANO INSTRUCTION — Bagav uraterred. Muat hove NJ aoaneo 36.H.ZKM bam. Hrs., Moo, Wed, Frt. 10-1 nar to virtuoso. Taking naw »tu- wMi dean record. Salary nego- ft 3-7. TUBS.. 3-7, Sat. 9-12. 1221. Mr.. Bodma dlad on Oclo- danta. Atlantic Highland, area, Full Time LEASE — ProgPrograa m woeworkers. bar 14, 1986 and har data ol tiable based on experience Ap- 229-4814 144.01 ate. Cal 872-2873. ply m paraon. Marina Lumbar, IswnpofawyI , aappfOMifrwrtiyirtyy fl daam address waa 31 Mapla Permanent 1139 Ooaen Ava, Sea Bright Willis. (8.00 par hr. apply at RECEPTIONIST/ASSISTANT — LOT Avanua, Farr Havan, Naw Jar- ROCK GUITAR LESSONS With Borough Hal 95 Poplar AVa. ki chirouracac offlca. Experi- On 29.30.31. a iniaassfcinal patluiiiaiig an Here'e an excellent opportunity, West Long Branch. ence oral, but waang to tram. 18 yaara kMOhkig axp. Al m DRIVER Nov.1i,3.4A.6.7.l,9,10.11 tor you. to get Involved m ma FULLTIME LPN — Portion avaa. on 3-11 Cal only batwaan 3-7 Men. ft 3- 14 870.56 cal alykM. Bagkmare walco- exctong work) of the edverttslng Start at M.S0/hr., MM after 90 6 Tuae, 291-1515. 1* ma.Btudk> kl UncroR. Cal Bob shifi Plaaaa oM tor appt. 871- business. If you hava exceHsnt daya. Ful banama. Early morn- 0177 Hatop Nursing Home. RESTAURANT HELP — Cooks, 4 Nonca at 741-8328. ing houra, daBvarlng nawapa- 13.14 typin» and apaBng sMto. and F/T, P/T. daya ft evening., good INVITAl ION FOR BIDS possess a pMaeeni penonaaty, para « atoraa and camera, cal MAINTENANCE ENGINEER — 12.01 NoUos la grvan that aaparato 022 Arts 4 Crafts Pan tttne hetpef wanted to do 7 Dava Lucaa or Al Leu 542-4000 kl paraon. Outre restaurant aaalad bids wM ba racaKad by BATAVUS - Uka naw. 260. n* Ufltit work In pfeserooni & other ma Port Monmoum Fire Compa- DRIVER FULL ft PART TIME — Hwy.MCanwood. 19.A hoknat ktoL S3M. Cal 291-aOM. araaa. Oayamo hours airalatili. a ny, Mam 6traat. Port Monmoum, For Lrmo eBrvtos. Cal 842-1274. $4JB par hr. Cat Mr. ZuBo dur- RN — Ful arm poaaton aval. tor ramodaang ol Colonial 1 Soume!T.aftE,97 Linden PI. Due to expansion ing tha hours ol 9 to 5 542-4000 on day shift. Plaaaa eel tor V KwereJ7rankJr,Wlnrlrad,191 Prospect Ave. Room, apacwcanona can ba ra- ftp**' axL2O5. Sourts.T.0.»E,i05 Shrewsbury Ave earner, needed ki tha foBawmg appt 871-0177 HBHop Nursing M loo** T.0AE.I117 A Oakland fa. __ Chairman at MAINTENANCE — Horse term sourp,T.OAfJf 4M-1338 batwaan ma noun ol Qood startkiy salafy for briflM « Qenersl Maintenance ki Colta RN— Ful ttma. 3-11 .hrft.com- Neck area. Cal 542-2195 be- petMve salary, fuk fringe., eel S*» PM and fr.00 PM. Al btda ,.,,— • ••Hi, j--j>t.j RED BANK 1 tween 9-3. 17 aubmmsd to ma PMFC on work ACCOUNTANT — Ful Tkna. cmaptviy pwo RIVER PLAZA Mre.Smim 9-3 671-0169. 1 muat ba raoah*) no Istar than Camrai Jaraay Fkm aatkng MAITHE O'/HOST/HOSTESS — RN OR LPN — For bury pedurt- 18.01 Daoambar 8.19M. axp. aouuujiuml m municipal ao- EATONTOWN Apply ki paraon. Buttonwood 21.01 Novambar 8,7.6,9 82160 counting atao C.PA. 442-2834. 4.02 LONG BRANCH Msnor Restaurant. Hwy 34. M.I 132 ADULT CARRIER — For TtkB MARLBORO 20 006 Lost and Found Shrewsbury, Tknon Faas. Eaton- Ona RagMsr Plaza MECHANIC — Heavy equip- 23 town ft Long Branch, mugs Shrawabury, • NJ orroi LINCROFT merit. irucK mecnarxo. uooo Shrewabury. NJJ 07701. ....J.ftE.JSSChsplnAva. FREE FOUND ADS lakncuiaamanl plus In— An Equal 6ppty.EmployafM/P pay ft working condntone. Marl- ROOFERS/ROOFERS HELP- To Aa • aarcvloa to our oommunNy, Cal Frandna 542-8880. COLTS NECK 148 ,S.T.aftE.,121 rV..t.ld. Ava. boro area. Cal 4*2-7117, daya, s T 0 «E 168 Nawman Springs Rd. Tha Daly RagMsr la otrartng a CLERICAL — Constriction Co. or 747-4311, 160 ALAN CHOKOV REALTORS — La* a i • aki • _ • * i.- * — ^^-fc UNION BEACH Calanar 8pm. 739-3*09 or 264- FREE 3-ana FOUND ad tor 4 Hi Menooro r» loorang for an 31 daya undar our Lost ft Found oarsere for loenaed KEANSBURG MECHANICS — Class A ft B. 11*7. . 8 roakkmaat ft oommareM aganta mdMdaiGksnarat of- 111 saaatas** -go. brakes, tune up. SALES CLETtK — Needed tor Tna RagkMar apprauurtaa your m .xparxJno co. drvarsMad llrm LEONARDO -Bene- d lumbar atora. honaaty ft wa do Its part kl msTproN HAZLET ama. rettrae. Cal axokiarva brokara ol II prokKkK CLERK — BuSOng F/T days 10 Tke, 1? nrKMig DM onyaTiai O mo. posttton Iran, openbio typ- 49.02 Praaa. cal us .1542-1700. n houaa inongaga ft appraisal CaH 1-800-648-0352 10.01 Co.; ManMtonal ratocaaon dh«- Ing, darical ftWapnona SkBa MODELS/MOVIE EXTRAS 115 E Bergen PISCO-A FOUND — A baauahn tono ami haoma tnomavo m grad- appllcttlon to apply ALL AQE8 ft TYPES s aioenes 10 MI rnoastti n r V.ft LudBa,155 Carharma SI Nack-hakad cat vr/grasn ayaa i uatad uuiniiHaluii. Cat Alan I7.5CSS MonmouCt Cty. Vrns- Ns an. nao. ti Ml» pf hour am. to 4 P ti no oolar. Found naar Rad Bank Chokov Raanor. For connoantM aonal DMrlct 431-7*42 Equal The NJ.StatoUaantad MaiiriaiH neuiiis ns tram station. Cal 747-aSM. 747-0221. C MMM Crest a uiimnn. •a* Aw>. Lon sramn •UTCHER-S HELPER — CASH- phona/word nmtllltju. MM Mon.- Fit HMI oroannad. (364*10 tm — F/T Runson • Secretary salary tor night parson CM 741-0734, aj- PRODUCTION WORK — Pait ar 7 PM i nliaii*. M day Administrative SURVEYORS — an nunsawvutaa DW «•«• •wa. Days » a.ann a».ara^PWn.64J DRAFTS UaaBfejaUaanal WWfc AtHSMplaaW. FMMahours, aoodpay.Taokea ass. ohartoair t eap. records. PrMar. $H00. CM Una Af- SECRETARY — For non-prom looking tor a psrt-ama al- $7.7o/hr, • haaMl Ineuranoe. Mi ranaar hr appt •a$-M13 or M orflaniiatkxv Entry UM| pon- . on work. Mon-Frt. 1-6 or 2- school bus soanes raqulrad. Ap-NANNY" — Wantad to car* torsals, to*ig ham. Ftw. hows. ADMIRAL FIUCKH - MO. Ts-ESTooSTTA . A* Hlh John A. Maran. P.LS o Soma 8at morning hours Ua. 4 Chan. tM. Klrsoh rod. ton, good typing tktej. abetty to Cntefot surveys piy in patreon, Blwra Rsjojaonei Jan. 1007 m Wat, a Ba> Cal t»1-1014. landa. Friday I to 1. may bs «qukad Ouass Mud* •j-^Sk jfc fc n* BV^bBHS^BBbasa atBk BfeabaisV Mpla sWl drapaa. (40. M «ary wort kidaparalentty Oood ma- COUNTER HELP — For Baakln „ Sank. «««fcNra.baton. T&M ASSOCIATES Bflfj^n* MonmouJh MM. ln*M- procasamg outgoing nal 4 oua- mfln Donon, PrtMtfikutMi rwnk HfMO YOOR — House, omos oood oond. 741-1*90 snar (PM. COMPUTER — Zars» 100 wan pttona A Marptraonal sfcMs. nawa8ata6un..H-4pm. Hwy, Wast Long - apanrnant dsanadt Cat Tars rO*K RAM. 10 mb hard da*. 1 Send iwna «o P.O. Boa S77C. tooOHlghweyM 2V1-I1H. SBrwWDiiry.WJ. 07701. BOfc MkMMOwn. HJ 07748 aga araa. Snraddlng, moving SECRETARY/OAL FRIDAY Equal Oppty Employer M/T .-p/r bo».. and oUtos lunntur*. and Rad Bank Raal Eatata ones wM RED BANK — Mothsr wdKno to SECRETARY — Law Ikm 1/1 daan-up o) auraga room. CM babysx. Mon. - Frt. F/T * rfyT. Plaaaa cat tlSaitn a-IOam or $.11. CPWaB. LOW 1-»-S. «* have own car. Apply bi person grow to Ml ama. 747-3000. 7-IOpm • , wa ran. CM U-K,, g-Sp.h. «i MWTCHBOARD OPERATOR — 342.7700, ait 267 CM 630-0040. oro-asst Cat Lone Arrangar-tor ' is tins 477 Miotue MO SECRETARY — Part oms. B4J MOO 3PM sNfi. F/T or P/T. Eap. prat, RELIABLE — Parson naadad to NimSES AIDE - Saaka K* Mr «. B4M*ii or a* Beet U- MEDICAL ASSISTANT — FarMon.-Frt. 6am.-2pm.. Ens. H M AHTKXlt CBVSTAt CHANOE- but not nee MuM be depend- busy iiadldaial ones, A matura. __,ar»1aa 11 w. old and do torn 24 hr cars or DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chajr- pna*Ms of aecfsunei ena asnef - raoovMaHQ In LsJFI Friday I»1. POSITION AVAILABLE: Bo- able. 741-4343 raaponalbl* adon Exp. pras-i omos stuns, sand raaums snd Muat work. Mon Frt. 3-6. CM or Red Bank. ette. To work war, ganaral den- IsmM. not naoaasary CM ba- 767 0646 atlai 6pm. (y.CaazA-11 ire w/ne*Metos*Mi CONTENTS Of KITCHEN — net In Mend*, ohearrj omoa. 3 salary raqukamant to P.O. Box -07S«. BOROUOH OF ATLANTIC 1 6 3pm. 747-2104 217, MMaCtown. NJ 07746 THANKS — To wntt coax It raojry ol ma Construction OM- HIOHLANDS — TAX OFFICE vk a halt day Sat 6*1- 0S4DomeeHcHelp MEDICAL SECRETARY your paraotMs. I tound I Bke to ANTIOUE — Mump back Bunk CLERK/BOOKKEEPER DuBaa • ISO OH leahlonad 111 panal p p, A8SRTTANT SECRETARY - Wa am m m.CAPABLE WOMAN — To can oraaa not * work In a neat. QOOO typmg. snorwiwia, a»c- mduda ladgar work, typing, gen- OENTAL ASSISTANT — For tor aktorty lady 6 da. a waak quasi place wkh numnara or doora tx as Oak awhral OM counting jjno compute* sKHW eral oWoa work, tumteni 6ana- Thurs. » Frt. Paid Hoadays. nang or urgsiailig snrk. Can 0hslr»10,mlso.Cal»4t-Tl»4. tBiliaaariiiii omoa. eap. preSan- d raauma to P. O. Box 326. Bom 2 P.M. ki a P.M. Muat hava required. Horn BOO AM • 400IM. Apply In parson 10 lerrad bat wB tram Cal 67V ear 1 snyons out awe help me lufM CONTENTS OF HOUSE — Ey- PM ocstani swy and Ban*- AdmlnletraWs Cffioa. 100 First HaMat 264-1444. ands. (»-»). w/ a ptoaamt vote Ma reaBty or dreem M ataWT ANTnua to handU Maphons mquaaa and760-0603 batora SPM LAIWE WHITE MAflBLE (U. Sand mum* K>: Avanua. manac Highlands, NEW CLEANING SERVICE 73*4623 .Her 6PM. DCNTAL HYOEWST — COM do Kflht dancai work. For mora Cat ROMAN TYPE 8TATUE BOROUOH OF RED BANK Naada honast 6 dapanoanta HOUSEKEEPER - Fun or p/t. Naok ollioa. Wads: Thurs p.m. a mto., «M Mary. 046-7007. ay W. Hantr. M000-*aa-»a7t. 84»-01*4 nr CONSTRUCTION OFFICIAL psopla who antoy rtsanlng. CM TIHED OF CLCANMQ YOUR TEACHERS AID — Wantad I/I aoma Bamrdaya- 431-1610. CM 463-4323. HOUSE? — JJM Sal»> • lor 32 MONMOOTH STREET or p/t position. EJCC. starling 642-0343. APPLIANCE — II eu. A. Mill COPY MAO ant — Brand naw, RED BANK. NEW JERSEY Sharp mad. no ' salary. Hknmediesi i iopening. CM DISHWASHERS — Wamad. rut NURSE AK> — waakands 7-3. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED door islrlaarssx. harVast goW.» 07701 and part urn* CM Hook Una » SECURITY GUARD — WanMd. Jaanana a" 7I7-0Z74 anar 5PM ysara ok) Oood oondraon Beat CMaatatapw.* •42-4732 altar 1pm. tor appt s-i 1. Sts*» eaflWoMan raqukad. To cars tor 3 wonosrful ohsdran EquaJ Opportunity Ernptovar. 2am M 10am. Saturday mom- M/F. Exc aalary. Muat Haw raf. TYPINO — AnyUnd. Rasumaa. oflar. Cat anar BPM 4BV4414. TEACHER — SpsoW eduoeeon Apply Eatontown ConvsMscant COUCHES — m amM. 1 kkok- SECRETARY/SALES ASSIS- OWH WASHER — P/T. Thurs.. CM 671-0106 afar 7 pjn. larrn pflpsn, tattefs, busjlnsias, APPLIANCES — naMgamor. snsat4ehssmrCMM7-0TM. tor ED etna. F/T, 10 mos posi- Cantor, 13* Gram Ava. EaHn- in. Ctf awar BFSJ. T47-0M4. TANT — Major brokarag* Ikm tion. NJ uamlkiallon raqulrad. 1- Frt.. Sat a Sun. 1030am - HOUSEKEEPER — Uva In. alu- SJUU use etova w/Ooubta own. ••wing tacratary/ssjas •»•»- COUCH — Long. Brand i 2 yra. anp. MiaHrrad. Apply by aJopm. Apply In parson Eaton- SPECIAUZEO CLEANHM dsnt 25-60 yrs. old. to cars lor WILL DO UOHT CLEANING - •180. PUnmaanir. 1100. Con- town Convalsacant CaMar. 136 NURSE — RN/LPN Spadal wma oorduroy. TtauaM. i t«nt Brokarag* up. raqutad. returns to. MCESC. 1 Marban P/T wwi i/t avM. Must bs ovar . » _» ^t BUBI Or laundry and aoma Ironing vsdlon. WO. Atrium door, KOO. Qrant Avs. Ealontown. program tor ratardad, muMply Olasa aMar, ITa. *• H. atorm — 1150 CM 2*0-1833 uooa DWMIRI sna pmiwn Rd., Eatonaown. 21yn. ol sgs. must bs nsst. ry Mvart an must war*! $ Mure. Cal alter Ipm. winking cond. C*> Vsierts « nandlcappad cnndran I adults tMahU a hard working. Start «l DISHWASHER — WM train. CM naada nuna to work aoma Housedeamng , 22B-7I07. . door. tM. Cal M7-0tM snar CREOSOLTEO TIES 741 8800 tS40/hr. w« train. CM 767-qulradqukad. Cst tor managar 2-6pmp . Evarybooyyys Sat a from >30-2:30PM For 2804 batxasn 6J0 » 4:30pm. Eroaton spadatata »1-14Z7. SECRETARY — Typing t Bghl Cata/Rad Bk 64247i rurmar Wtoimalon oM 483 4470. YOUNG WOMAN TECHNICIAN — FJI-Oms with d Bank 642-47ai MM. AQUARIUM - 30 gal w/rlah. DESK $. CHAW — SsJdtnt Sol- •teno.tor law office, win tram. AS dagraa In aladronlca. Must ask lor Pat . TAXI DRIVER WANTED HOUSEKEEPER — Daya. Rum- Wishes doemestlc day Lssthar top mahogony .tap u CM lor appt. MJ-38J6 DOOR PERSON — Uahars, M mapk.. AaMng MS. CM 871- hava y* yrs. axp. Including rm- conoaaslon darka. rsgular sala- NURSES AIDE — kran. opening Waakands. Frt.. Sat. 6 Sun..aon. Farniy ol 6. no amM oha- work. Praclston, clean- blaa, mahorjony table. SECURITY OFFICERS — Fun «rol matruman- ry ravtaws, fraa moviaa, famay on tM tfifM slrifM no •up. MC> day*. PlaaaaoM 630-0600. dran. Must hava good Ing. Work altered to 4$>17a27. color TVs, lampa. ok) •Mraej w/raoordt. otocka. av- 0ESK8. FILES — Tsbtea. and part Urn* poaMona avM. No taaon. CM Mka, 201-OSOO dlacounta. Apply Saavlsw (5 00 par hr. to ton apply Csr- TEACHER AID — For spadal plus banana. your specific house- sxp. necessary wM train. Siu- batwaan t a.m.- 4 p jn. • Squars CMmn, Ocaan Twp Islda Health Care Cantar ctrl- aduoMon das*. HS dkaoma ra- Hours 04 waaimayt. CM 03s- aoado la«aJBiator. carved dark- dants a ratlraaa watoonie. For Mon-Frl. anar 6J0pm EOE. IwoodBeooh qulrad. 25hrs par waak. CM tor•000 waakdavs. av hold needs. Looking wood MsaJotn oonea table. 3 pular letiea. ollioa aojulp, sjao. al TEXAS OH. COMPANY and tabkta • lssthar bench, se- bargain pnoss. Naw Or uaad. Interview cal 2S4-B1M. Naada malura parson for short appHcatton36a-O3t3 andaoM 747-0140. for steady, weekly FLOOH CARE PERSON/WAX- NURSES AIDS NEEDED — P/T men! paao table w/4 bsnehee A.A.C. DESK OUTLET. 170S) Ht. trips surrounding Monmouth HOuacKecran WANTED SHEET METAL/HVAC — Supar- ERS — Panama morning .7AM- day 6 avamng shuts. Apply TEACHER AIDE — For non work with flexible. «71-«75O M, Oaknurat Ml-MM. mtandant lor Mgri vokima HVAC County. Contact customara wa 11AM. Eatontown ana. Own aw mothsr naada earing par- DsatHvHw.lCF, 32 Laural Ava.. put*: school m Highland, srss. friendly people. Clean- OININQ ROOM BET — Contjm- contractor. 7 yaara Held expert tram. WrHs K.Q. DtDkaraon. car, staady work. g»4-2121. Kaansburg, 767-6100. Approa 16 hra. par waak, (4 ton to hatp w/nawbom * zt* yr. AREA RUO — laMO. Sola a ffncf niifltfTHjnv owtyy coenmexi* i.. fjoumwaaiam Pamnsum, ij ^ fc- • M • -^_ .* . aaftamt' ing aids included. Reli- raoMng chair. Cat 741-01*6 porary. Paoan aniah. t pc. hutoh par hour. CM 6444226 tor m-OKI ooy DttQtnfwnff tjany JWI. surats with experience. Donelila Box aaioos, Ft Worm, TX. FRY COOK — Approa. 26 hra. NURSES AID — 7-3. Sat »tarvlav. EOE. able. Honest, own ansrapm. . t 8 ohaka. Dropt laal at*,. Vary include noapHamatton, major 70101. Soms axparlanca naad*d. Burg- Sun. Pror Mad banaMs. Only Duaat Inc. laundry, aght houaa- good oond. (400. Akw uaad ara to staaks. 642-0060 Aak tor TEACHER — For privata lan- kaapmg. arranda 4 occasional transportation, refer- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — wsshar * drysr. bast onar. CM medicsl. ilia Inauranca. paid va- Bumper pool tabkt sue. con cation & Hobdays, company vs- TILE MAN NEEDS HELPER — gusg* school. Oarman, Daman, cooking Uva out. Mon-Frt. 0-4 ences, furnished upon 871-0833 , Fun Urna, S day waak. CM altar Mg Horns. 622 South Laural Swsdajh, Thai. MuM ba naUva p.m. Drtvar'a to. raq Non smok- •IM CanMiSoee hida. mu»l b* krtowtodgtbla m OENERAL OFFICE WORK — request. Please call DINING ROOM SET — • plsoe all phaaaa ol ahaat matal a. ipm. 747-0770. Ava.. HaHM. NJ 07730. 0MS30-4S4>. sr oray. CM Sandy. 730-1260 BABY ITEMS — Ws have at 3LALJOUY FRIDAY. Enoaaant tamatn M pjn. Kathy 610 eves, or chsrry w/pada. $4M. Ona oher- HVAC layoute. Sand raaums TYPING — Forma, raaumaa. ipportunlty taf Mipartancad par- PACKER/STOCK — For your baby naada. oar seats, ry ooHaa tabto. $70. CM anar ana Miary raqulramanta to WN- HOUSEKEEPER - WanMd. Sat, only. 264-13S8. domes crtjs. Mgh chelra. alrot- SOW (MISfBi SnWOpMa aon Wsaaara aurroondngs i. work waak- Fan dean up. OuMoore . on Tuaa a Thura. «»5:» bagkv tman Heating, a A/C. P.O. Boxpapara, ale CM anar 1pm. 747- «oon to 6 P.M.- 8 days. CM ands. day or avaring shits. weettsnos st Mumson rtome. Isra, toya, ate. H$-$$47 or 767 424. South PlamnaW. NJ 070W. rang Dae. 2. Duaat mduda light DNsMa ROOM CHAM ~ (4| •21. '41-4400 tor appoint Starting Dae. 6. Apply in parson $4/nr. Cat S3O-41I0 lama housakaapmg and ohad oara far luty uununtjua. tan, am oond. AJ Purpoaa Rantala. 16 E. Naw- name a number. SHEET METAL TRAINEE — kti TYPIST — 1500 wsskty OENERAL RESTAURANT HELP I M m i » yaar old. must BAND SPLIT — SeBwg guKsrs. Calaflar3pm.&3O-4OB6. mediate opanbiga lor buay heal- Onoma. For Into • aand saw - No axpartanoa. 10 yrs 1 oldar. man springs MO. TELEPHONE SALES — Part hava own tan*. A raoant raf. aUnpei, btiaVS. kvytjocnlc, P.A., mg a a/c company. Oood ' npadi-- $7/hr. a mora. Our wallrassss- Urns. Earn Mgh oommmkxis 13.36 par hr. toatari . CM 201- toho and eneots. 727-1$$$. DININO ROOM BET — Tabk.. 2 banana, no axp. naotesary. CM '.O Box 4051 - R /wsHara avaraga »7/nr. « mora. sating tha RagMsr In your own MMbatwaan 10-4 only. lesvss. pada. 8 ohaka, sarvsr. 2 061 Business BEORM. SET - Fun msttrsaa. pc. otiirui ctOMt, moving moM Sat-0302 tor application 8am - NJ. 07748-4061 Wa Mn you to baooma auc- horns during your Iras tans. boa spring, douB. drasaar a 4 30pm. LITTLE SILVER UVE IN AIDE/COMPANION — Opportunity tM. AaJdng SIOQtt M1-10M. WAITER/WAITRES8 — Fun or 'a aldsny gsnttsman. Cooking. mirror, nits stand, head a loot- j«Vl'IHl>al. tVVnmy m len*V npyni oooka. bus psopla. Part Time FAIR HAVEN boards. (MO. LOVESEAT. »175 DINING ROOM SET — Tnom- SHIRT UNIT OPERATORS 1 RED BANK Ight houaawofk. No nursing wanted Good pay. Paid hon- shHIs avuntu. Apply In parson: SIZZLER'S STEAK HOUSE 671-6016 al BEAUTY SHOP — Monmoutn Lg. pal oamar.. (M. 787-1744. anaa. Provtndai iaMa. Haf 4 S Rad Oak Dinar Rastauram. Hwy Roust 36 » WM St. Eatomown MIDDLETOWN oty. Hwy. 36 location 9 StsUon daya a vacation. OMMdgs. CM EATONTOWN BEOROOM SET — Seandtia- 35. HsiMt Get involved Cat 431-aOTO snsr 16*1 OaH. aM-9878 snar 6 p.m. Ma Claanars. 721-4426. MAID — CTaamng. laundry, kon- Mtn, Isah wood 1 pc HOME ECONOMICS/BUSINESS HOMO61 — Art, framss. aquap SIDING MECHANIC a HELPER WAITER/WAITRESS/KITCHEN Assist Credit ^Manager W busy mg. Mon.. Wad.. Frt., IM. 06 Maka $40-$100/dey dapandng HELP — Tha Lafl Bar* Rastau- TEACHERS — Nasdad tor t**n- TELEPHONE BOUCITOH — par hour. CM 071-4070. rrkscrt, mowing, oofnpsMV shop. taaanirl TrUa drasaar • ar- Ms. MOWWOj. Maal at. $1T». ragnanoy proaarm. NJ car- cleapaVtrnewil. Pietfity ol pnone)Earn axtra monay working Irom Ooalrsj prloa U4-1SM or 73*- mr*. riirAiltia oonamp PortaUsi WaNtafjr, $1BO., portttbea upon ska. Can 495-2347. >ant. Rad Bank Cal 630-5030. work. Cat $42-4000. EM. 20$. T raquwJ P/T as your own noma. CM 707-8761. MATURE WOMAN — To ear* 2SB4. Ukanaw.MM.222-43M. dryar. SIM. cNHa OBBML M av SNACK BAR HELP WANTED WAITRESS/WAITER -AH nasdad basis. Apply by raauma tor aloariy lady. 6Vt hour* a day, by M m. $50 S ram, sound PART TIME TYPISTS — tSM waskty at BEDROOM SET — King aUa. For bowling cantar. Evanlnga a llVltS. PIWOQQlSS RMtaWTWIt, to: MCESC, 1 Marlilan Rd.. Eat- IwHrancat. CM altar 6pm. 600- tnovts Csvndjrai, $60, movto prc* Wast End. CM Doug altar 6PM MAIL ROOM TURN KEY OPERATION CuttO OalUMt, lUbiy KftlsMvtlOfM waakends lor tha montha ol Paper hendkWe needed Two Nov.. Dae. a Jan Tha right OK Plnarla busaisaa. Oansr- lawn mower a csrt. doubts gsi |a8*»r.M0.«S4-7SM. HOSTESS/HOST — Day * mght days par waak. TUB. $ Frt. Quar-, Typists P.O. Box S21B. Ealon- WANTED AROUND THE DOOR — From amry. Brand parson could bacoma a psrms- 3000 GOVERNMENT JOBS List amead 1$ hra. per weak. Muat oriti, dstw tool baintut), redwood nant employes. Apply In parson: hours avaaaUa. No axpananca town. NJ 07724. HOUSE HELP — Pamtmg. lawn Crmmra. Can S42-4OU. naw. Never uaad. ** « 88". 1 »ie.O40-$59.230/yr Now Hiring. naoaaaary. CM Scott, La Craps be able to nit up SOtbt. Two ear*, laoaka. ate. Saturdays, 6- Brunswick Airport Plata Lanas. TYPIST — 6 days a waak. al- dough mix*. 3/4 M. •**. raised panal. • CM 605*87.6000 Ext R 8247 nsalaurant, Monmouth MM. positions opsn. Contact Tom 4pm.CMPat6M6606avaa. BEOnOOM SET — Fut sUs by Rt* 39. HazkM. Mon.-Frl. knmad. fraaiara and walk m. $75,000 pans*. M haidnara kid. $125. 642-2020 or apply m parson. Spagnea or Kan Walker before Drexal, ohsal ot draaian. drat- CM741-3HS. 10'OOa.m. Mon. thru Sat 542-opanings. Contact Frad Hast 055 Sliuatlon Wanted BOBWARNCKE sar wMl mirror. $$00. King alra 4000 ext. 277or apply In parson. Realtors 747,7000 boa spring t mettrsss $90 Cat DRESS Female The Regular. One RaMMar Pla- VETERINARY ASSISTANT SPACE AVAILABLE Stta 7-a. naw. za. Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. Also llndad tor 4 doctor, unal ani- AFTER SCHOOL CARE — Pn> Tha largaat yaar round Indoor •aHimtn aampls. CM 872- taking stppUCaitioria tor •• Vearipu* BOOKCASE — Hanrsdon. 7 IL mal praeHoa. Hr*. 7:46*m-1pm. vldad by Expaosnosd Maturs tat. doubla tghtad una. Qlaaa 2812. otier poaWons Mudbig eHrka wi I .1 ii ati • • MtllflMil *•• Mon'Fri BanaMs kickioad. aUaM) mooMc, cmrvnmo w\ paopH past through our eilshrM stbov* A MMd doorfl DRUM SET — Bast* Uddo, PUBLIC NOTICE I kieentra. Early morning Contact CamSla. Monmouth Anl hours. 12 midnight to 6am. 2 to CPR. East MM ol Rad Bank doors Frl., Sat. SunTDaly, andoaad kmar. MM. Also ta- •200 Cat M2-8167 mal Hospital. 116 Ocanport naar park. 630-6317. weekend a monthly ratsa. quejaa 7 n. Mgn Harm 4 daya per weak. Homemakere. Ava., utaa Stvar, NJ 07738 747- DRUM SET — 6 pc. Psart sat+ Schedule for publication CHILD CAM — Mothsr »/3 Ca>201-a4»«N0. braakfrorit. Uks naw. Tolaty sn rsarsst. atudants A matury wel- 8 Remo rokMama + 2 Avana 4622. yra e«psrlanoe will cars lor your US #1 Flea Market Uottd t tgntad. tZSOO. 042- i i - sa fc a ... a^»^ *•mi PUBLISHED CLOSING OMM In hsr Lima BHvar homa. RL 1, Naw BrunawKk, 201-845- 0318. ' cymoots, M* nwowsVi 100. Mint Al kaa) asasss ma P/T or F/T. E»c. ral. 747-1418. oond. MOO. 747-8621 batwsan 7 051 Help Wanted ! 051 Help Wanted BRICKS — 1700 unused (OH tm. » 7 p.m. Ask lor Bot. •nd In a» siaaa.| Bsvsnsh) 1400 or bait onar 051 Help Wanted | 051 Help Wanted CellMS-3318 DRYER — Whirlpool atsaaie. SATURDAY Thursday 12 noon BUNK BED — Nai SUNDAY Thursday 12 noon •nod, wan 2 naw nitlattiit ************************* tiM. CM 583-3871. ELECTRIC — HoapM bad. a« MONDAY „ Friday 12 noon oond.. a* manrass • pump av * BUNK BED SET — Unutau. dudtd. $3SO or ban onar. CM TUESDAY Friday 12 noon CHECKERS & MARKERS baauaka wood, commit i sllar 4pm. 280-1888. msnrsssss. $145. CM 1 WEDNESDAY Monday 12 noon T4(1 ELEC FULL TIME/PART TIME Telephone Sales er. regular type tHO sortpt wrtt- THURSDAY Tuesday 12 noon BUNK BEDS — With 3 drawart knQ typsti BV(S) rn-w, (•••ontablsV. and mamasiai. t12t. CM altar Cat 747-3402 anar 1 JO. Wednesday 12 noon Evening Hours until 8 p.m. 5pm. B42-M24. . FRIDAY ELECTRONICS LAB — Ooatoe- No experience necessary Evenings & Saturdays CALORIC OAS STOVE TOP —oopa (dual baas and »soe). ami Send or deliver PUBLIC NOTICE with voucher to: Hourly Rate & Commission MS. 1 C7B-14 snow We, $10. 3 square audio ganarawr. wjsmt- Apply Customer Service bathroom sinks. M aa. Ouaan tara. power aupptas. tools, ate. The Legal Clerk Call Donna Ware Evenings alia boxsprtng, $10. CM attar S. Phonal Loos AlTaViMf for IrrtNtn- Monday thru Friday 787-0778. 48-2513 or MEaC M The Register or Saturday CARPETING. WALL TO WALL. Lincoln Ava.. Atlantic ItotwaiUs between 8 A.M.-4 P.M. Friday »k)1. • • 542-6880 Makx Mai Liquidating Entra One Register Plaza 8tock. Brand Naw 100% Nylon Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 Any 3 Rooms. LMng. Dining. REAL FARM LAND Badroom To 414 80. FT. $M. TOPSOIL STEINBACH'S Indudsa Custom Pat* InstM » The Register ANY QUANITY Eatontown Distribution Center Fmanoa AvM. CM Barry (201) O»»V ^* IUN0AV M6-7200 WILL DELIVER Equal Opportunity Employer Industrial Way West CARPET INSTALLER — Hat 8 ANYWHERE roil ol plush nylon carpel wM Eatontown, NJ •amoochaap. CattM-0770. 493-9782 CARPET — Moss Man, FIREWOOD — Al hardtnoda Equal Opportunity Employer 12a17U. good Bond., Ml CM ovar 100 cords In stock Cut to 741 5834. sits. Iras dstvary. CM 544- 0B40. CASH REGISTER — Uka naw. Part-time ABttatt. 34 prosramsbia kays. FIREWOOO assy to usa. $000. CM batora Mlitd saatonad wood. MAILROOM Com. 683-204O. •120/cord statkad. $72-2137. 062 Mortgaoet HousawilM. tludenls. reiir»d Wa hav» open- 062 Mortgage* ings in our miwl room irom i 00 a in lo 5.00 a.m., 3 lo 4 days per weak. RN'S • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES NOW Contact torn Spagnoii before 9 00 or apply in ATLANTIS MORTGAGE CO. Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this parson DIRECTORY and please mention The Register. HIRING * ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS * For Christmas The Register 2nd MORTGAGE LOANS BAIL* »UNO»Y • CREDIT PROBLEMS UNDERSTOOD One Register Plaza • CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS NURSES AIDES HOME HEALTH AIOES Personnel Dept • NO POINTS e NO FEES ALL HEALTH CARE Best Products Co. inc. has HOIMDEL CONVALESCENT Mil Cmadmo Shrewsbury. NJ. 07701 • LOW RATES e UP TO 15 YEARS CENTER FAMILY 1 CHILDREN S SERVICE SERVICES INC 166 Hwy 34 tet Bath Avenue < Penelope Lane immediate openings available 542-4000 Hokndsl. NJ 07733 Long Branch. N J. 07740 Middletown. N J 0774S FAST, FAST ANSWERS (2011946-4200 (201)227-9100 {201)671-6400 at our Eatontown showroom An Equal Opportunity Employer CALL RiaflT NOW 7 DAY8 A WEEK in the following depts. (201)583-4696 PEOPLE CARE MONEY-NEED HELP? OF SOUTH JERSEY. INC 244 Broad SI /P O. BOM 6625 AJdas/Housekaapers CASHIERS/SALES COUNSELORS Red Bank. N J 07701 WAYSIOt RESIDENCE Mrs Barrows (2011 W0-IBM RETIREMENT CENTER JEWELRY SALES COUNSELORS Personnel Recruiter 1211 West Park Ava WayMs. NJ. 07712 TOYS/SPORTING GOODS Have Truck or Van? Work Your (20114933096 Own Hours — Dsys • RIVERVIEW Highest Pay Rates CAMERA/AUDIO SALES Need Extra Money? MEDICAL CENTER DRIVERS NEEDED WAREHOUSE We have an opening for a con- 35 Union Slrssl tract driver, to deliver newspapers to Deliver newspapers to carriers, Red Bank. NJ 07701 HEALTH FORCE Personnel Dept carriers, vending machines & stores. 1201)530-220/2222 157 Broad Street MetapktM Mgmt Services ol vending machines and stores. 3 West — Sucte 3 MCOSS NURSING SERVICES We offer a starting rate of »3.85 per Contact: Dave Lucas or Al Leu. Had Bank. NJ 07701 ' 151 Bodman Place 542.4000 Early morning hours. Great for Work 4 nights srKJ 12011530-1161 Rad Bank. N J. 07701 hr., benefits package and flexible gal paid lor 5 (Tha Ptotesitonil (201)630-6666 "Moonlighters" Call Dave Lucas on tha 11 lo 7 shift Health Care Ssnncel hours. Full and part time positions available. Apply in person at or Al Leu at 542-4000. Day Ore Onisr is avaruwa lor The Register children . Information on placing an ad 90 Rt. 36, Eatontown, NJ One Register Plaza The Register in this DIRECTORY Shrewsbury. NJ. 07701 OAllT *^* SUNDAY Frea Parking Between 10am-5pm Mon.-Fri. One Register Plata please call Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H • -Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701 542-4000 ext. 252 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1986 IM 071 071 072 amnt/tw wn 077 101 HI Htym 131 ALLLAN0L0MM TELEVISION SONY JUSJFlR/gVPITm Monmovan 4 Ooaan uounai MIDDLETOWN « FT PROJECTION TV — 191 oka H, neej N0CO9JT TO YOU 6k ' kama. pnoad to aM Frl Nov. K> assah 7226, to. cnam • wsang. 9 yr ok) Rigaiiand 4 No. 494 Thoroughbrad w/proiasilanal FIMWOOO/9TOV£WOOO '_ MaOOCllUWII — MM ( na MDOLETOWN — Super garage eohooeng Flrat level dreaeags ai f aaaab home sk Fua aord guaranteed »_••»»»»» l*i mri aatienii haraaim A asm ^ Mat BWyiaM sTOfH M V 1 $ I tenses 90600 arm 7*4- Max Inc. a* uft I 8el 11/9. 9-eVa. Ml dale 119$. t%*?n m oord » UMHnT 11/9 179 Marsha Or —suii$ «. 19 at. ~ LAMB* — It MtOOLETOWN — Open HOUM naMaar 19719TM011 LMng nan oouott. ohafn a CM 741-1 aanaaanrm. tsn. Ho. fax, M RAaaVTS - Free to a good pja-19MMullTajr. 797-9909 oord. (40 Aleo eny c CM 349-0790 or Sal 11/9. ROTTWEILERF — AKC FAIR HAVEN <££»*£ Country Champion sired shots 4 APARTMENTS — 1 • t bdn« i"!• mi. aapandad 4 HI ' CM 941-7119. duptaa'a in enow tamay. aouu- Cap. Cod .tS^m. 2 areas?-— a£M -Matcnmg Com- 9700. Faa altar rental. WakAert $100 Doubt, bad oom- WANTED — MALE — S1CHDN 291-3745 47$. Maple datk. »40. — FRIES* — Would aka Is 4 Altar 9 291 a hn > » dec* Many, many up FWCWOOO — 1-» JSH* ">»"* ASBLWY PARK — Luaury 1 84VUWIOKT ~ ' ** ^ ^aa deep Mncad yy w/paao 4 na» xstse Muat aaa. 9136.000 rm •end. (Mi t IMM Deo oom eat, Matiog aM.1 block km see. otaea is 0aM flrti- CataMataM (Of tMflOllll I Ft* OK* •p* anybaa. box aprtng 4 maoeee. MiaW a •ftopatng w/w tamata Low rant Caa 830-09X7 oommueng (210.000 REO BANK Lovely 9 rm t or eat MI-4M3 T V a. radkia, toyargam 080 BIcycles/Minl 4 ao. S4*TW pka ZSXSX —•"-• o faee Cat 201-777 In ML aa appt. paao. akyaghta. JEAN K. IRWIN FNMTANM - 56 ol Mnga Luthar Church on Har IddaVpaas ok Faa alter rental. SCHLOTT gaaen Bo f-V: — X»aTTH Mat. Color. my Rd 9 AM — 4 P M Sat ABERDEEN TO REO BANK REALTOR egnta. heaters, ww * _ portable. Encaaam oondWon 1 9 A LOT — « uaad 10 apd > 4 MUMS from 440 a wk aEALTORS 201-642-7600 Si gakon, till. M gaaon. MO m aa too CM 6J0-7623 M attaa. ptua » mm.. bhaa, dria ATLANTIC HIOHLANOS — t — Luxury t bdrm HOME RENTALS. Bkr 399-1234 842-4188 and boyb s CMM atta trt 6pm Si- BR. 2 bad. 2 tamay in W/W carpal. 0" • Cal 741-3119 f IANO -Oood cond 9900/mo motudea lias. 2»l-t waanar, 4 pkn. $726—T9.93O-7S. I aOVERNMENT HOMES Irom 6 FLOOR TILE — WMe. * > | $360 Ron M snow ssnea. $20. tootnt, fllMA, WnWi ooHmunify tit eq It; dark groan ( CM244-6010. Nov. 9.10-6. M Navaelnk Or. kajohen 4 bath. From 990 week 1 > 3. M eq H . Oueker NAVESJNK — Y** Mia. toots. 0M MaKChandisa ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS — LIB. (UP. 779-9494or 931-J402 CM 904-997-9000 noon or In* atandjng w/ojajet rare required (660 Mudea tumiture. houaawarai. 149 Mon- Wantfjd ury Mgh heal a wassr Aval. No*. 1. No HAZLET — 9300. CM 999-1979 •sttti asa 9oor. 2 bdrm. |uat under doora-MMr MM • • ( Ander *a»a. «36 CM 7S9-4870 mousi Ava. Bat. 6 Sun. NO*. 6 4 142 b*m. apartments on waetr pat. 747-229BX KEANSeuRO — Room tor rant 1 scree • buy owner No bro- eon eliding door AH rt pilot 4.94. AA ANTIOUCS WANTED looking manna. NYC view HIOHLANOS — Prmdpale only VERMONT MADE — Daooratad rteass OM 797-6969 or 787- ken. 9399.000 Caa 747-0337 AJeo consenta ol homaa, aWca, Commuter ferry.lraln. 4 bua. Aa RUMSON — t bbdrd m apt, and 1 3 famay + hauaa naaay rano- balaam wreaXas. ordar now tor OCEANPOftT — Oarage Hie. taaamama, uaad fumkura, etc' bdrm cotta r l 7247. FREE FIREWOOD Daoambar daavery CM 747-29 Ooraan Onva Friday 4 bum bdrm cottage re vassd $20.000a yr. ' ojiarad.CM.CM'291-8919' . Ce*tt»-4414 54«0 attar 6pm day, November 7»l a 9a\ 9-8 LONG BRANCH — Fum. room $199,900 291-9162. RUMSON ESTATE ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS for rant ki Long Branch. CM FURNITURE — Country etyte WASHER 4 DRYER — Apart- pjn. BRADLEY BEACH — Luxurtoua Soutnarn OatoMal tun 7 oed Lionel. Ftyar. Ivaa. ate., higheat •how Vlolortwi w/rtvar wtrMfv. 4 222-6411. HOLMDCL rooma. 5H batia. dan. solarium, sort iiaaMVJlu chair. 2 rockars PORT MONMOUTH — Oarage btg bdnrn . stained glaaa 4 ortg- EDWARD W COLLINS coflaa table. » and taUa $4gi aac. Vs bat. to Synagogue a RED BANK — ctoae to town sun porch, dub room, melds aak). One day only. Wa were beach Aba plumy no pee. kf— Inalpaitaaang ma*, mi. Nsw eel AGENCY REALTORS 948-4144 quanars or Mae apt Over s After 8 630-9030 reined out. so every** ig la VlISZXS?• — -- ten. 990/wk. 942-9393 tor working ODupla. 779-7964 to kttoh openinpgg faa INVESTORS — 2 hay rented. 3 FURMTUfli; — Dmmg room WASHER 4 DRYER — Lady price OatuOay, Nov. 8th only, ALL LIONEL TRAINS t ta — I bdrm. ehara osenaal 91 tOOOOOO 10-4 p.m. 27 Raven Rd (1 t*. 61300/mc -t- uta CM Haial tamay houm on Moa amai at walnut. 103 table. 9 chaks Kanmoro $76. CM after 6pm. Or Flyer Top caah appraatas. kMian 4 bam. Uualnaaa person Caraury 2t Couna. Realtors from Harmony 4Main 84) ~ ' » no ob)aa, 948-2993 prassfTsd. Cal 741-0739 Rad Bank. Prktotoaia any. CM breefctront 4 buffet, $1900. •87-9799. tora. 942-1994. between 9 AM — 9 AM 942- IndepenoeoHy Owned/Operated pc. ful errs bdrm. eat. $200 WASHER MACHINE — Naw,RUMSON — AMquaa. furniture. ANTIQOE8 WANTED _ BEACH — 9 rooms. 2 SEA BRK3HHT —- Larga. ape 2179. 913 Ww Road, fair Haven Boys bdrm. diaaast. mirror pemonga. tnnka, ohha 4 giaaa. IMME0MTC CASH PAlp doua. baautlfu»Mutttuay fumlahed 741-7(99 navar been uaad $175 CM 291 Mm*. fM0/mo. •* us. ca 1 1 deek a chek. $290. Caa 797 •Hngflxturea.clotl.ng, 201-646-0902 GREEN GROVE GARDENS— 1 671-4462 rooma. TV, .ramgaraajr , ' pnvau LtUNAMUO — Dy upjiiei. Cukr 9323. 11/9, 9:30-3:10. 66 US #1 Art 4 Antiques 4 2 bedroom epta Exc location raiM, MnMMy A WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC DRY- raal. LR. FP, French doora, lor SHREWSBURY — Ranch co op FURNITURE — 3 yr. old. con Rt 1. New Brunswick to G8P Baauafia apadoua 102 Housas for Rant monthly Caa aj42-$4U or coma DR, wea/waa carpet offering oomptata privacy and ER .Ethan Alan solid psno tabto oout*ty«vd>. NtoMl ranlilai in to Fa* Banks lamporary. ru»l sofa 4 matching Sat. Nov. 8 10-4 14 Narumaunk BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR porch. Ml, untt, 1 B« larga LR work' In 4 4 chairs CM 967-1930. Kayport 264-1649,9-6, MorvFrt EATONTOWN — 4 room. 2 chair. M76 or M oiler. Mm m Rumaon (comer of Aaan) no SALE — CM Second Hand La, bdrm. fua basement, waa to waa rm, mud rm, fua baaatnant. 3 Kitchen only (69.009 Alan Cho- bo eaarymovtng Exc. oond. Cat WINDOWS — RepiacemenU. S aarty oaaars. 2tM-0777. Aftar 6 2S4-S916. 1O« Commarclsl BR, 1 bath, expended attic, ga- kovRssHoi 747-0221. 294-047*. 7«4 ft. 9 IV, 1 amafUr bathroom HIGHLANDS — Clean, modern yard 9780 raga, corner tot, walk to com- SHREWSBURY — Fu9 eotabed Highest prlcas paid for M Hams! Rantals anUquee, ate. For barglna, atop condo apt, 2 bdrm, OW, refrtg., muter ana, shopping, eT OOLF CLUBS — Motn. now $80. Mimao machine $40 Guitar KEANSBURQ — KKhan 4 bar SHREWSBURY — Ranch 00 Op pane wMl doth grata Hbatwaan «24 6>oad8tKaypott naw carpal, axe. location, art- FAIR HAVEN — Brand now 6 Prinflpala only. 291-1929. uMd. POA 1-»5 wood.. 835 w/caaa $36. B 4 W TV. $36. 2 vata beach. $960. CM 671-6647. lor ram or lease Newly reno- *j i ^tjfc^^^^l^^s* i * ^««^e windows and HI oirt feature tor rm. 3 bdrm, qiaet neighborhood, onvrmg comp**w privacy tna Cam aces value (2*0 wa aea tor manual lypawrtlar». 747-0910. WANTED TO BUY — Fas cab- — Fee efler rental. Wel- vated buatnass. Caa lor cleaning. $450 firm 741-3694. •.yart-IH unrt. 1 BR large LR work M (199. CaB (42-0(33 inets, hand truoka, doBae, ator- HIGHLANDS — Cute 1 BR apt. 797- UTTLE SILVER UNION BEACH — 314 Dot* I RalnaH, KNchan only 969,009 Alan Cho- DIRT-STONE-TOPSOIL age shaves. aaMI bartnaa 4 no peta, no children. $460. 1 0UITAH8 For Xmaa Waehbum Street Sat Nov. 9 (10-4) Rain- FREEHOLD/HOWELL — 3 MIDOLETOWN — 1300 aq. It BUY A LIFE STYLE kov Realtor 747-0221 Dnvawaya 291-1427 Clearing data Sun. Oamaa, hoioammi Ixerctse equipment wltaal- mo. aaoumy with lafaiancaa. 9 aMftg acoustiaoustlc witwith case chaka WW also buy broken vac- bedrm., 2 1/2 bath, brand naw ol _ Meant grounds asking (250 00 Fender Mm llama, craft auppaaa am. 0.00. Fender Mus- 072Qwag«VYard8aHi uums. Door wajdng rnaoMnaa, Colonial. Backing up 10 wooded 36 this Immaculate 3 tang Baaa $390.00935000. Quad 1 carpal alaam cleaners 6304146 HIGHLANDS — 2 BR. up Basra property Central air. Fuay ear- Hudson City Bank location Ranch In pnme area string aoot WEST LONO BRANCH — Toy*, 132 Condon/ se* wNh CM chadrena doming, household! or 747-2946. apt wM 10 wM oarpatJng newly patad. IIOOO a md. CM Batty O ground floor private ank~anoa Saver. Room to expand up.Aamng iano»atad 1676 6 mo. no paai Townhouse* (600.00""•?9&4* 872 0 * Sat 11/9/, , 10-4PM. FFlal m data 949 4819. or avae. 642-7932 wtm flak 3 large roonta prwala perfect salting lor In grount 291-9162. unties parking. 741-3313. pool. Coma aee this one HAIR MYERS - (4). styling 11/15 26 LoouaL t Ava. KEANSBURO — Larga 3 bdrm.. ABERDEEN chairs (2), manicure table (I lOOCondoa RED BANK — IJcsaant Broad $279,000. FHV-101. -ovely 2 badroom condo, move HIGHLANDS - 1 bdrm remod n oononion, lnmwcui0tBi coov#- shampoo chair 4 sk* 1 oach 073 Machinery ABERDEEN — WaMnuton, 1 or fanoad yard. KMa oJi. 396-20097 St tOOmtOfl/ptWWOQ. EnHfe floor t aw. oond. prloa nog. Can 239- atad, 67 Bay Ava., aiattbla lor nlant to aa transportation. great GARAGE ForSala 2 bdrm/den. "vug. dining, a/c. single adult Leeee 4 sac $390. ol 4000 aq ft. .2 story brick 1106. KEANSBURO — 1 bdrm. houaa. meoloat/prot oomplex 747-3600 SCHLOTT for the investor, fireplace m aTaQpiiaTaHOalBl, laf#pMO#, pOOV, laj)O- Evaa 291-6946,642-6736. 3 room. Unfumlehad 1 month overslie avtng room, shad tor ELECTRIC — Baok welder. 225 nine. $796 mo. No pats Caa REALTORS 201442-7900 MlOH RISER - W/boMere 4 SALES! AMP m good cond. Steam Jan aac. No pats 797-9249 RED BANK — Garage space to aitra storsge FHV 107 covers. Uka w> oond t<25 2MMM00. KEANSBURO — Largo studio, rant In oonvantant Rad Bank. 9123.000 ny. Omca deak. 2 offloa chaka. MARLBORO TWP—5 bdrm . 3 MIDDLETOWN — 4 bdrm.. 3 94BBU75 Sell all the things moludad, ter- 400 aq. ft. 642-6640. bath, brand naw motnar/daught. peak organtiar. CM 741-0316. ABERDEEN — Wyndham PlaM. bath, dan, laundry room, Wortda you no longer need 2 BR, near bua 4 train. Wearier race. $426. Faa after rental, ar. Located In MkkXetowr Wakjheri Rentale Bkr. 290-9656 room a many extraa on 3 acrao, IBM TYPEWRITERS For Cash... 077 Pats aV Uvaatock w, pool t tanraa. $960 431- PRIME LOCATION Meadows $216400. CM 967- RENTAL (25 tup per month 31500/mono.. ptua uM. 671-4176 1947. SCHLOTT ...Faun Advanced And 4471. 400-2000 aq ft. - $10-$12 + Bant-optlon to buy 747-tM Sun your garage sale KEANSBURQ — 3 room apt MIDDLETOWN — Nawty reno- REALTORS 201-942-7900 Beginners ABERDEEN — 1 bdrm, WaUng- Csrpvtcd, tM condtboriaid, #t- FREEHOLD TWP. KENMOHE OAS STOVE — Har with an ad—right here Just renovated 4400 pi. uW. CM vated 9 room, 3 bdrm home. 2 evated bunding, available park DOG TRAINING ton Condo, M appl. piua Irnto. OAK HILL baths Maatar bdrm Call 542-1700 . que Ebony JuaBce. Dam - Kises 630-6200. bath, garage, yard, c/a, cUsh- suite w/flreplace, . wet bar, L shaped counter top. sink, al Jat NkxHa, in shots, sal oam- moat naw Peeflee faucet, wea-AN ABSOLUTELY SPIFFY NEW EATONTOWN — 5 room town- waanar, fireplace 4 naw carpet. REO BANK — 219 Broad SI. 2dressing area. 4 graanhouaa Dad. $360.671-0130. room professional suite AvM. SCHLOTT buUI cook top w/hood. Ian 1SHIPMENT — Teak wM unit. house, akyaghta. loft, fkapkna. Lease $11S0/mo. plus uta. 1 Vs window In bath. Sunken tv. rm. hght. $160 Can 294 9258 cherry drop leaf table. 6 cherry BAS8ETT HOUND PUPS — 9aat m Mtohan. Faa altar rental. aaoumy. 972-1078 or 972-0921. Immediately. Approx. 600 aq. ft. family rm. w/ftreplace. Larga, REALTORS 2O1-942-7M0 ladder back chaka. dressers 4 wke. ok). 4 mala/1 female. $200 Walchart RantMa. Bkr 630-6200. KEANSBURG Meal tor lawyer, accountant. In- open trench country krtch.. HIOHLANOS KITCHEN SET — Exc cond whatever Lona Arranger Outlet. 1 bdrm. carpet, ek (300 a MONMOUTH BEACH -Smash auranoa, ate. Favorable terms w/maxican me 4 Wad counter Magnificent luxurious living In each. AKC papers 4 ehota 767- Ing 4 bdrm Victorian w/ooasn 4 40" round, gtawtop. 4 complet 92 Shrewsbury Ava.. Red Bank . 1643 after 3. Anytkne/wkends FREEHOLD — Lunury 2 bdrm 2 bdrm, Ho yard Moo • 942-2300.9-6PM. topa. OM wood floors, beamed thla 2 bodromm eunny corner ly upholstered, leatherette Wed-Sal , 9 to 3. Sun., 12-4. pma den. IM baths, c/a, w/w, Just RantaJa, Bkr 369-1666 rtvarvtawa. 291-6916. eating a franch doors leading to unit. Tennis courts, pool, oxar- BEAUTIFUL, LOVEABLE — 4doaa to trana.. school, shop- chairs, onroma 4 woodan noun KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE PORT MONMOUTH — 4 BR, 130 Opwi Housas deck Partial fk ' ' clee room are )ust some of the Mual ba aaan to ba appraolatai) mo. old male Shle Tlu. Forced ping. (900 par mo. plus utaa. No amanwaa. Ctoaa to ferry aarvtoa Faaa. Caa 201-938-771::. 261 Atlantic. St. Kaypon Three expended ranch. wtSt larga LR JUST REDUCED! cant. ak. 4 many othar ameni- fisacijMnaa to sea Sacrifice Please cat 4 kitchenhen. , gaa haath.t Irnrmn occu- to NYC. $157,000 FHV109 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — En- -8399 altar 4 p.m. „,.„ 4600/mo ivkmo.aac. OPEN HOUSE SAT.i-4pm ties too numerous 16 aat. Taste- KITCHEN TABLE — 3 chaira ttra contanta ol houaa Inducing KEVPORT — Brand naw 34 studio aptiotas ..V S400/ma IVi mo. Mtney$(707 0 mo. pkie utamee 25 Rose Court ful neutral decor $399,(00. 671 $40. DraaMr 6 night laMe. $29 Queen Anna dining room table, FREE TO GOOD HOME — 9bdrm. townnouse. IVi bams, 9 and 5 EATONTOWN. 3 bedroom 7242. Picnic table w/4 benches. $M chaka, buffet and china. $700, mo. Dobkt Shepherd, speyed cant, air, cant vacuuming, trash RadBank . capo, large rooms, formal dining SCHLOTT houeeoroken. exc. LONG BRANCH — 3 room par- room wttn fkeplaca Low taxes MMc. tabtaa. $6 ea. Commercial doubla ac4k> braaa bad. M00. •ton apt. waf ooMii, IIWI<|MIIII COLONIAL CHARMER REALTORS 201-942-7900 a/c. Muat Ml aa. 739-14(1. other fumKura, book caaaa, not good w/amM — * MIDOLETOWN — MIDDLETOWN tools, nrawood. Star Trak ptal- , QQQQ lOT QeWBQtl Of ptaTrCaE, $184,900 SH-366 ranch on 100x160 p LEAF BLOWER — Naw, 5 HP profaaslonala prat. 671-1499. with detached 2-ear garaga. 3 SHADOW LAKE aa. Computar: ZanHh 140 wtm p, naWOal ftl nOfTfc# ^O^ Ot f 910O0/mo. + aac. bedrme. IVa bathe. Brand naw landscaped lot on waat side of No expanse has been apared In Brlggs 4 Stratton, 4 cyda motor software Alao Eloctronlca Labo- Ma. CM 7394415. LONO BRANCH — 1 BR unfur- DIRECTIONS Hwy 36 to Broad hwy 38. Priced al $164,900. (250 Can ba aaan Can 542 tove 4 a tancad yard If kttar- MONMOUTH BEACH — Fur- upgrading and decorating this 1 atory. Sale condudad by Lona aaMd CM 496-691 2 after 6pm. nished apt Ocean.view, $376. carpet AvM. SI. left on to Roaa Court ' ERA Advantage Realty Inc. 666- ladroom adult condominium. 6833 nished, 2 bdrm.. IVt bath; pool, 7000 ArrengaV, Frl and Sat 9 to 1 IM Aak for Daniel. marina. $650/mo Heat 4 watar Available now. CM between 11- ti .000/mo. CM 942-3790. WaaHiart naaltora Top of the ana appaanoaa, track Eaat Lincoln Avo. LIVING ROOM FURNITURE FREE TO OOOD HOME —Gum- me. 871-4922 or 971-9967. JOSEPH Q. McCUE Shrewsbury CmSca MIDDLETOWN gmg, ana meos or storage H.H naw. 5 pc. kv rim. Mt 201-630-8500 are Juet aoma of the axtres. The TLANTIC HIGHLAND — Nee- rea Pig, named Sonny. Please RED BANK — RIVERFRONT LONO BRANCH — 3 BR, IVi REALTORS Spramng Ranch situated on 1 Coooh. kMaaaat coffee tabk> 4 cM53l-f — larga pa«o overlooks me woods. dle work sale Fabrics', kits, 11-2402 1 or 2 bdrm. with spartan aar bath, ueabte caaar. $960 pi. uta. RIVER PLAZA. — 2 BR. ranch PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE acre property ki deekabla "Cha- 2 and tatHaa. $476. Alao. 2 pc. IVi mo. aac. 229-7177 aflar Nominal makitanance tees In- books, yarns. miplla». ate. Alao FREE TO GOOO HOME view. From $960 Includes uta. Sat 1-3 Sun. 1-3pel Hal Farma". Home features Colonial couch (fua bad) + leva 6PM. 3 bedrooms. 2 v, batha. ramHy clude duohouse. pool, gojf Mat. $326. CM 223-5443 quatad name, waavtnga, baa- Snuggles is a mad. alia dog. 15 741-0516 )fty, Hiwri , 242 Hence Rd.. Fair Haven eta Frt. Sat. 4 Sun., Nov. 7th. (1(7,900 room with fireplace, fua base course and tennis courts. moa old. Moving, can't take. If Rum son LONG BRANCH — 3 Bn. 1V>paraatv ham. (000 pkia utWkM. mem and attached 2 car garaga. 1127.900 MAKITA — Cordless drIH. like Dth 4 9th. 10-4pm. 107 Mammo- bath, usable carter. $960 pi. uta. Thla la aoaokmy me best buy wnaraaojd please cM aftar 4pm. EXECUTIVE I 1/2 mo. aaoumy 291-9099. Sliding glaaa doora OH kitchen FOUR SEASONS. REALTORS naw, with battery, charger ft iil Pkwy. (Rt. 38). 672-2396. 797-8696. 1v> mo. sec 229-7177 aftar you've seen In Me case 190 Caa 787-1502 or 787 TOWNHOUSE 6PM. Wn# oppoffcrtty to fnoviai into • 'lead to a new 12>1S deck. Cen- 971-6200 0324 aak lor John UFFWOOD BEACH — 413GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES Brand naw luxury 2 bedrm, 2Vi RUMSON — WINTER RENTAL quality home in a top drawer] vanjant to achoola, shopping OCEANPOHT - 3 BR Klmberly caan Blvd. llama muat go, 6 weeks, female. AKC. Dam 4 bath townhome •• the only con- LONG BRANCH — Newfy deco- — By the park, 3 BR rtvanknv, town at a bargain bas. $240,000 MIRRORS — (3) Cathedral do devetopment-Rumeon. For- Woods Aspen model. 9172.000 moving eale. Frt, Sat. 4 Sun, sue on pramana. $300. Mkidas- ated stuck), laundry facsWes Victorian, furn . $1000 mo. ptua prloa. You have to aaa Prtnctpats only. Caa 399-2513. style, 28x83 long aach. $80 lor 1/7,11/64 11/9. attar 10AM. n. 766-9336. mal Hvlng 4 dining rms, dan,$376 md. haat Faa altar rental, 291-3126. beueve It Don't hesitate moti- •at. Larga rad velvet chair deck, greenhouse window. Av- Weichert Rentals. Bkr 530,5200 vated aeaare have priced true OCEAN TWP. — Townhouse. MIDOLETOWN — 20 Apple HELP! HARRY — Our Engaah al. Immed. (1.800/mo. CM 942- RUMSON — 6 moa.. furnkjhad, wood trim, $60 Can 787-8788 3 bdrm, 2 car garaga, moa area houaa to aaa THIS WEEKEND. brandy naw. 3 bdrm's, ' 2Vi arm Rd. Ladies (awairy. buMtog naada naw home 2vt 2760. SCHLOTT baths, fireplace, private back MATAWAN McOowan Ryan Agency. Rul- REALTORS 671-1000. MOVING — Paintmga, staki 'esses, sportswear .accesortes. year old AKC. loving, enthuslaa- homo. $1ioomci. utaa. plus yard, deck, garaga. basement, ojaea lampa, 2 shower basea othar name. Some boutique oc companion. CM 7694136 JOSEPH O. McCUE 3 bdrm. basement, yard $600 aac.. rat., no peta CM 942-1321 REALTORS Just Rentals. Bkr 399-1666 low low maintenance and bixa*. naw, Iraazar. bad. furniture, aa- dotha* out save 76% - 90% sal attar 5PM. 6429586 234 River Rd , Red Bank MIDOCETOWN Act faat won't last 9194,500 baaloa ahmglaa 4 cuttar, othar 9-3. ' 747-3000 PRIME AREA OF MIWX.E- Before 9pm. 531-7994 after llama Can 787-1327 EAST KEANSBURQ — 44 Ohio TOWN. DON'T MISS THISI....3 Ipm. 922-19611. PAIR KENWOOD SPEAKERS — va. Sat. 11/8. 12-5PM. Waeher. bedroom. 1Vi bath. fu*y heated 150 watt. 3 way. $125 Starao dryer, many more household casement Ranch is kiat waittna RED BANK MANOR — 2 BR cabinet. $36 Can 787.379J. to ba decorated. Prioad to aaa. condo. Naw kitchen A appn- Bring your Investors 9196.000. ancee. waa/wal. garaga. park- PIANO — Antlqua, upright AIR HAVEN — Furniture, dotti- FHV-106. ing. »106 000 Caa Jon 872-2572 naada tuning, you ramova $200 ng, tires, books, moped, etc. avaa only. nagoUabU 741-1907. n 6 Sat. Ndv. 7th 4 9th. 9- RED BANK PIANO — walnut Spmnat. Exc 3pm. Rain data Sun., Nov. 9th. SCHLOTT MARA VISTA tona quality, lovaly pc. of furni- 66 Dnarwood Rd. (off Hanoa.) REALTORS 301-942-7600 Marvotous Mara Vists river front ture Asking $SSO. nag Call 642 AIR HAVEN — Gigantic sale, ownhome , Fabulous view urnnure, toys, chins, misc. 439 looking up the Navesmk River PIANO — Winter Co, good Mr Rd Sat. 11/9. 10-4PM Outstanding offering featuring 3 am data 11 /» LOVE'S GOT A bdrma. 2Vi baths. Right on the cond.. aaklng $575 Can 767- MIDOLtTOWW — 9eH by own- HAZLET — Sofas, chaka. bed- LINE ON YOU! rver. $396,000 BOB WARNCKE REFRIGERATOR — Exc. cond ding, pool tables, electric Mast- $125. 2 pc sectional couch, ers, dotrxng.etc. Sun. Nov. 9 11- rencft on 1 acre trawl lot- Large Raaltors 747-7000 $50. Ca«29M663 C.M.I. 836 Hwy. 16 (opposite 9v. nrt. sr/ fireplace, dan. rm. SEA BRIGHT McDonatda) fanny rm. w/ Itaako. J iraat 1 badroom Conco lor RENA8SAINCE — 1650-1885. m. 2 Fua bathe. 9pactoue Walnut bad. commode 6 chest, HOLMDEL — 127 South Tele- laach lovars. Care free Hvlng at graph H* Rd Sat. 11/8. 10AM- ran. Large Country the Jersey Shore with your own marble top. Una cond. SMo Large deck » new H chair, can* seal 477-3851 attar PM. Hlghrtser, gkls bike, an- private beach. Bright spacious tlquas. brtc a brae. d pool, bi •tbaWflvp prt- room with lots of closet space 3PM. aatakig. Many » tras 741- HOMDEL — Art, antique a. $99,900. FHV-104. RESTAURANT SUPPLIES 74J9 or 942-799X No IWaatora. Enpraaao maenma. Hobart diah- boabng, framaa, mowers, etc. waahar. Wolf ranga grlttta 4 6 Telegraph HaiRd. Sat 6 Sun. MIDOLETOWN — Leonardo 91 6-5. Highland Ava. 2 BR raasad ranch SCHLOTT tataphona ayatam. 5 intmcome on 2S>107 lot. Taxaa 91135. 4 2 Unaa Can 542-1776. HOMDEL — Contents ol house. Somebody very special in your life REALTORS 201-642-7800 Completely renovated krt/ext. SEA BRIGHT SAVE 4 MAKE MONEY Sat. Nov. 8. 87 Telegraph HW Gaa HWBB. Kitchen. dMng d. SPECTACULAR WATERFRONT ' ' «» UNLIMITED wants to hear from you. area, living rm, maatar bdrm on Townhouse at Lands End. Living LONO OlSTANCr TELEPHONE KEANSBURO main floor w/aa naw floor cover- on the watar at It's beet Fab- FLAT FIE SERVICE }lg 2 family yard sale. 28 Euclid On Friday, November 28, we will publish another new "Love Lines" section ing. Second bedroom, rec room ulous ocean and river views. 3. CaH lovad onaa anywharo. any- vo. Behind EJ Roberts a. utmty room ki finished base- bdrms. 3 baths, and many cus- tlma. talk aa long as you wlah ment Attic alao renovated w/w tom faaturee. »4O9.900 NCHOFT — 30 Partwtew Ter. for you and your sweetheart to enjoy reading. carpaang. Anpaaa/sna by pud w/your own paraonal accaaa Hwy 520)1 Sat. 8 Sun.. Nov. 8 4 BOB WARNCKE coda. Alao markat thla aarvlca down stan. Priced to saa at g-6pm. Collectible pot beay 999.900. No brokers Imniadlale Realtors 747-7000 for Incoma. Intaraitad caN Mar. tove. brslded hunt rekia. bridal Happy Birthday! Happy Anniversary! Say something cute, clever or roman- occupancy poaaUa Call 495 SHADOW LAKE — 2 bdrm.. 2 la. 291-3548. /snaflsi bit. garth. 5 draw tile 4411 for an appt. cabinet, sola bed, Sear* Ivory tic to show how much you really care. No matter what you say, your bath, extra larga living room, SCHWINN BICYCLE — 10 ap.. dining room, oat m kitchen fun alia, good cond.. $100. 642 thermal drapes 100 In x 84 meaningful thought will be a wonderful surprise, you both will share, and MIDOLETOWN — Yea you carl patio, triple 150 In. x 84. thermal -arge landscaped atrium A pa- 2585 altar 5 Orapaa. 1 CWa Afford a 6 yr. naw 3 BR.. 2 bath tio. Cornptaaa privacy, c/ac 2 window. 1 matching patio dr.. 1pane replac. window *3* In, w. remember for a long, long time. home, with beautiful kitchen, 48Vr In h,. Sears rear bag car sllalUied garaga. Pnnopan or. of whita. Aa manual guard large deck. 2 zone gaa haat. only. $236.000. Caa 741-1048 backing. Travora rooa, hooka lower, Italian wool dress coat, aluminum akJng. Pn ii, othsr household i*.=rr:s. Take advantage of this perfect opportunity. Mail or bring us your klO. 544-O*W. Is not happy about leaving her 135 CoflMlioicifll SEASONED SPLIT FIREWOOD UTTLE SILVER — Husband "love Line" right now; niue rieauhuula. $137^00.5 — $110 a cord Outing day. 871- says out; bikes, tern (9 by 12) BR.AFFOflDABLE — Charming 1 9 BR. home located ki Port 9844 Evening altar 8. 291-OM6 canvas, children a dothea, CUSTOMER NAME ! ! •. xjoks. toys, stereo, computer, Monmouth section,offering lo A NEW LISTING Caning macMna catHnat maoa mat kicky buyer, a quiet St. .good even a car 9-3 Frl. 6 Sat. 90 ADDRESS- PHONE- Attractive Red Bank Colonial on by Stradrvaro old but In axe.Little Silver Pkwy. school, an easy commute to Aapta Ava. Zoned professional. con smgar aawlng machlna md. Naw York AH mat ptua much Presently uaad as 3 badroom naada work $75. CaB 671 -5310. TILE SILVER — 31 UWeiS»- ENTER YOUR MESSAGE IN THESE BLOCKS morn for 9138^00. home with 5 rooms, separate ver Point Rd., Frl. 4 Sat., 7 4 6. CHARLOTTE FISHKINO omca. Good parking (315.000 SKI EOUIP — Mem alia 7 1 26 characters (letters, punctuation maiks and spaces between words) equal a line. Nortica boot. $55. Boys alia 14 1 Line Minimum REALTY Century 21 Cozens. Realtors racing pant and awaatar an naw ONG BRANCH — Furniture, .75* SKkigaHwy. ddt OOJ oond $50 firm. CaH 741-1D64. clothing, knlck-knaca, drafting Miajtaanaiii NJ. 07749 613 River Rd.. Fair Haven table. Sat.. Nov. 9th. 10-3pm per line 201-971-7900 741-7686 SLEEP SOFA — Quean alia, 468 Church St. (oil Atlantic Ava ) blue cordoroy $50. Call 642. 6327. )NG BRANCH — Huge. Furni- EXAMPLE 131 HOUMS 31 House* ure, china, h/hold Items, doth- SNOW TIRES — 2 F78-14a, 2 g. misc.. books, great ETt-M't/mma, $15 aach or 2 irgalns. No aarty caaeral Cash for $25. Can 530-8727 nly. 57 PavMion Ava. Sat. 6 Paul R HuM 8OFA.BED — Brand naw quean ., Nov. 8th 4 9th, tO-4pm I love you more •lie Perfect condition. Aaklng ONG BRANCH — Contents of $400. Can 671-0633 after 12 than words can say WINNING ouse. Something for eknost You btoughl so much eryone. 676 Wastwood Ava. happiness into my life COMBINATION SOFA 6 CHAIR — French Pro- Sat. 4 Sun, 11/6 4 11/9. 9-6PM. vincial, pale gold, vary reeo- I love you now and always IDDLETOWN — 66 Conovar My love lo you lorever GREAT LOCATION - adjacent to new nable. good oond. Can days 9-4 >, Multi-family. Clothes, old 73D-J632, aval 284-0553 things, new giftable aaxwman'a Eva Mane Morr lo say - Us* srparatr pktc* of paper for your Lov« Law Miasssi II ecoraaaiy. home developement; AFFORDABLE SOFA — Green aactlonal. porch >. 10-4. Nov. 7. 6. 0 6 10. price only $135,000; EYE APPEAL in- fumttura, wrought Iron w/pada. IDDLETOWN — OakhW Bor- pino pong table, snow Urea side & out. 3 bedrm Custom Designed 842-7072 or 842-5374. den Rd Neighborhood garaga CHECK HERE YES • NO D IF YOU WISH TO ADD A ROW OF HEARTS ACROSS aak). Bordan Rd. 14 homaa. Sat Ranch features 22' living rm, all new SOFA — Matching redmar. con- It. 9-3PM. Look lor baaoona THE TOP OF YOUR LOVE LINE, AT AN ADDITIONAL $1.00 CHARGE. kitchen, hardwood floors, 2 patios. y. $125/Mt. DP Uftlng maHboxas Walk to schools & NYC bus. Call now to $10 CM 630-6467. DDLETOWN — Garage sale. SEND YOUR MESSAGE WITH PAYMENT TO Total Cost.. SOFA — 3 yra. old (80. 2 mar loving to condo. Sat. Nov. 8, i - It's A Winner! bla top and tables $40, 25 In 0am. 4 poster solid maple con- color conaola t.v. $150. Can 671- nonball double bad. toola, yard 7666. ^ equip, weight w/banch ale. 1 Constitution Dr. STEEL PANEL (PAINTED) 16 Joseph G HUNDRED SO. FT. BEST OF- DDLETOWN — Sat.. Nov. 12-1 E River Rci FER. 747-2229. 8th. 9-4pm. 76 Toyota Wagon. The Register R u m s o n STOVE — Electric. Sail clean- 300. TV. plnbatl machlna. Sony latamaH. lawn mower, stereo DAIL1-kAII YV <—•* SUNDAoimnAYV Ing, Frlgtdalre. Deluxe modal. ., furniture, weight bench, 40". 4 burners. 2 ovens, vary McCUE 842-2760 h/hokt Items, lots of popular cison. Vdus $900. h»fialn at toys. Including Gl Ju.. >irc>efi Love Line Department $350 firm. 948-2468. carrier, other Gl Joe, masters, STOVE — Electric. Kenmore. play moone. bicycle, akataboard One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury N.J. 07701 • 542-1700 whit*. 2-ovana. vary nnloa, much morel Many othar Hems $100.9664139. 15 Slateak Place. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8.1966

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CHRYSLSR C0ROOVA — 1978 PORCHi — 10M.0m.low ML. AMC PACER — 1978 Qcod UNDER 12000 OOOOE — e* van V4 lt( M let am Brecoeaa- 1073 4 dr. Sedan. Sac oof* ootvaaon $800. Runa good. OX $7000. CM 842-1778. See our back row tor ol. rwd. am/mi radkx ar. enaea. vmn root, rear del.. WAGON - -TO. •*"**. murky. $780. OM 707-7300. M w/caaa. lap*. 72.000 mi TOYOTA WIMOOW VAN 2 air. HIM oond. Aekhg $2800. UK 4 cvl.. MB. O/D to New area a orakea. runa wM. 246 Truck * Ti..-Hf» COUOAR XR7 — 1077. FuHy $080 or D/o CM 087-0810. STRAUS atJICK-OPEL loadad Looks 4 runa great At CHEVROLET CIO PICK UP CHEW CAVALIER — $0' Z $4 MOMONTN I CARLO — IBM • A/C 0 ACRBS of Naw a Uead Cera •77 V*. auu. km., pa, pb. 1 BUCK — Eiao»a -07 convert- Yaa laslar man tna IROC Z HO. naw ISM. A eaortnoe. $1000. Hwv M. M4-4000 K P/W. P/B. P/S. AM/FM Mm, $1000 Cat na graat muM port V $ Z 81 aupar 707-2*14 work. $200 or beat orier. CM M wwheel, oneae aonkoL near SUBARU WAOON —'79. 4 WO. r 0 7474073 $1000. Dealer. 0BM717 Beet offer. CM 707 auapanakm. uack wtth aa 730-2021. COUQAR XR7 — 1072. Me- 671-2274 48400 ml 87000 or A/C .41 $230 TO - aponara.bra. antM Nt . orksiwjaaV aound. New parts ooj VOLVO CLEARANCE CHEVY — Pick up. 1991. 3/4 BUCK REOAL - 1000. * dr. V0 oowra. aunrool, smumalH. air, FORO TORINO — Wagon. 1070. Needs aght work. B/O. CM 408- MUSTANG — S V O 86 very Move them out prices on Mlete ton. ouetom $0. auto, good auto, AC. PS, PB. PW. AM/FM 041Banyllme. Air cond. P/B. P/S. Automat wBkafcprloa. $72412$. oond $3000 Can 7974034 •Mao. no» M. 8MpO ml. AM/FM caaaana wWi aquMur! EnoM. rum. eon*. A GREAT ran oar. Don't nUee ires at 03a. '84V *>'M Bank Naada angina work. $2200. 200- on p..pb. $11400 baautmn oar DATSUN — B210 AM/FM Cae- Buy -$$00.871-0040,0714142. $10,900 onto 22.O00n. exc. oon. CHEVY PICK UP — Itrt teew 0372. i MMad Mannas $13,000 Ikm. Must see 4*8 1837. kree. run. good. $400 or b/o. £•1204^102 ' CM 2541019 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME — beet offer. Must sea Can $07. cat atioropm. 5424008. BUICK •$$ Muetang uullsiBael IX. RMara '03. 2-dr. luly loadad. CHEVY CHEVETTE — 1877 DATSUN — 02. P.U. rung Cat. 3000 ml. WlllSS/whlSS. $14,000. 1870 • AC . P/8. P/B. 04.000 ml VOLVO- 1$$t OtT Turbo. and. oond Laathar mt Naw Oood tor pane or lumg. $100. Diesel AM/FM. Caasana.Cap. CM 544-0000 $780. Needs work. CM 741- 1 CM 530-0451 CM 707-7011. Asking $3700. 844-2110 TOM'S FORO aMnd MM oond. $7000 or b/o 71 C20. -70 300 angina. days/20IMl011avaa. FORO — IBM Falcon. I dr. S Call 291-1015 IN. $1400. CM 801-0480. BUtCK SKYHAWK — '04. 2 dr.. CHEVY CITATION — 00. 4 Ml., cyl. 43.000 ong mi. . 2n2d owner OLDS CUTLASS CkWA-1994 200Hwy36 Keyport My aqulppad. tow maaao* 2 dr., 4 ap. pa. pb, aye. 40flOO DATSUN — 'SI 210 sedan, $1800 or best ff CM 291 • 4 door aedan. V4.amome- VOLVO - IBH. Tura» DATSUN — 1074 PMc up with offer CM 291- t AIC. P/w. m and omens raga kapt E.C. cond ml.. a«c. cond. $2100 or b/o. blue. Auio. A/C. aiarao. 01.000 61H.af»arPpm. TOYOTA CEUCA OT — 1077. Ooodnawmgoond. Asking ml. Asking $2500 CM ansr 5PM Aak^$TW. Cat 280-1104, BUCK SKYLARK — 1077 4 dr.. 741-2002. OTO FRAME — 1908 Fu> Naada eome work 8 paint oSf offer. Must eM CM 631 RUNNER — l«l — Con. $700. CM 201-2377. VS. 100.000 pku ml. But MH CHEW — El Cammo '7$. PS, 8*3-3018. ttavne) wMh doeW (rotH ma. Aakkig $780. CM alter 0. 778- DOOGE dapandabia tranaportatlon. PB, A/C, AM/FM slarao. Class 3 DATSUN MOZ — '7$. 8 ap. Asking $100. CM 4054027. Delta 00 '73 PS. PB. air. rune "7. ••MS sr 6s« e«sr. !«!*. »»»«"• M0, auK> nn Runa greet 8 la In great oond., we*. Beat, offer. CM alHr 3PM. Moving ..Moat eat' 82.200 or KONSA — *m**4M 'SI- J - TOYOTA eaLICA — •»*. M, VOLVO — !SSS ST. tfsry SSM • 100846"Tf0, daan. $3000 or b/o. 431-2400. em/fm stereo, s/c, naw pamt V tT PB. PW. P Door locks. AM/FM B O. CM 872-9024 BUICK — Skylark 0$. A/C. Ui. $1400 or b/o. CM Rob at hatchback. AM/FM atarao. wkh right front end damage from FORD FIOO RANGER — 1977. pban mtarior. AM/FM.. P/s CHEVY — ImpaJa 1002 convert- 43.000 ml. 5-epd. A/C. $3800 or OLDSMOBILE DELTA 68 star w/ equati. Mr, _„ - Engine a KMU>. is n 707-1700. • " - Lookmgtor b/o $02 engine, randord m E»- B/O. 244-7103. > Ibla, nd, ong. ownar, garaged, b/O. CM afeyQPM 503-7497. 1978 4 dr.. auto Irene., pa, pb. oy wheels 34.000 ml •HDL oono. rmpM. wtvt wt> 842-9409 or 747-6609 oaOent enape. $1800 firm. CM naw Uraa, aw. running oond. OATBUN — 1902. 210. ac. tinted glaaa. am/fm. good Matt. Rao. Muet sea. kg*.. $000 or beetoner 800- BUICK HONDA — CMC '7$ 1800. 8- 072-2137. CM 201-3053. trans. 20 MPO. Naw AM/FM oond. Asking $$$$. Dealer. 930- 87360. 2294172 days. 222-4043 VOLVO — 107$ Wagon. Good Skylark 72. Runa good. PS. PB, cassette deck. $1200.2904)017 apd. 2 dr. vary economical. 4737. condition. Dependable, haa Mr. A/C. AM/FM convarlar. $300. CHEVY MAUBU 1974 — As Is Great oond. Very dean Many $990. CM 741-3702. BOAT SUPS — Now renting Mr FORD — Pk* up with boxes, CM 503-7270. . DODGE — Aries. 1995. a/o, new parta. 48,000 ml. $2000. TOYOTA 1007 IISIDII. Apply « Fair PS. PB, runs good. $160 takee F100, reoondntonod mow. good It. Caa before 2P.M. or after pa/pb. silver. $7390. Caa 495- 071-3704. Ceesa '70. 73.000 ml. 5 apd. 2 VOLVO — 107$. Hood tranapor- Banna MOM. 344 Ocoan Ave.. oond. $1200, CM 741-2840. BUICK — 1904 Cantury LMIad mage_$i000 CM 201-3081 or tatkm. dependable. CM 747- Sao Bright or cM X 0424450 Roadalar, a/c. pa/pb. p/w 11P.M. or at day wkenda. 787. HONDA CMC — 1070 8 apd., Omega. 4 dr. 1903. FORD — 1070 F280. ps/Pb. p/door locka. nM oond., 38,000 4000. DOOGE — Charger '77 special exc. running oond., only 46,000 pa/pb. autoD. a/c, em/fm cass COUONIAL — 32 ft Wood, i Irani. 361 cknaland, mi., muat aaa. $8000.291-O437. CHEW MAUBU — 1901. 4 edition 49.028 original mi. White ml $600 or b/o CM 642-0604. COUP DaVMa. 0PM 042-4847. TOYOTA — Coroaa 78 6 spd. atlar 4pm. 78748$$! EVMRU0E — 1002. 00 HP low NISSAN PICK-UP TRUCK 1979. 72.000 ml.. 2 ton. gold, apd, AM/FM cass . 12,100 ml hows. ou. oond $2000. CM 04. Luxury Sport., aun/rf.. alum, futy loadad, must aM. $4200. CHEW MAUBU CLASSIC DODOE COLT — 1900 2 dr.. $0100. Aflar 4PM. 787-1105. PLYMOUTH AM/FM radio. A/C. 70.000 ml. VW RABBIT — 'SO. One ownar. hatchback. 4 apd.. 60' " ml. Very $750. CM 747-8M0 042-7004. mag., am/fm, ane. oond., $4900. CM 291-4494. 1074. One ownar, V ». a/c, a KfTSON CHEVROLET CO. Orand Fury '77. 31$ V 6. S-epd. A/C. naw tires, e»d good running oar. $900. CM cleen. $4000. Cas 291 j372. . HUN ABOUT — 1411. WMi 25hp 071-3140. Aflar 5 p.m. Hwy3S IOO.OQO mi. Runa good. $150. TOYOTA COROLLA — 7$. oond. ee.odo rm $1400. cas Evtnrude. BMnl lop wMl ttda SHASTA TRAVEL TRAILER CADILLAC El DORADO -04. atlar 0 p.m. 057-9073. DOOOE — • Monooo 70. 2-dr, 542-1000 Cas 495-0133 Mar 4PM 76.000 ml., auto, am/tm. runa 7S6931I 310. 70.000 ml. air. new ores, goooMooklooksi good. $1300 or b/o. ounama » KMar. eome other 00. 20 (I. bunk houaa. Slaapa 0, Low maaags. wnyl lop. laalhar CHEW NOVA — 1074 - 380 LABflrOLA MOTORS PLYMOUTH HORIZON —1070 VW RABBIT — 7$. Low ml., •quip. Aaklng $900. CM 291- a/c. haat. hot watar. fun alia mtar. wka wnaala. ExoM. condi- automatic. Vary good condition. like new In » out. $1000 CM 07.000 mi. Runa good. $000 or 130420$. MO. fuel In)., em/fm. a/0. 1 retrtg.. 12 by 12 icraan houaa. tion. $18,000. CM 070-1250. 204-3870. SprtngaRd RadBank 00.000 ml. $500 or B/O CM 741-2433 B/O. CM 747-01 TOYOTA CORROLA — 1903 ownar. gar. kept Beeutrful oond. On ma apot In Pamona. MOM 070-2437 attar 0. DODGE — 1070 Omni 024 I kflbeck. Sport peckege, 8 makkj $ out $2000 7414921 8AIL BOAT — 1004 MeoGregor MM Laka Camp ground. Spot CADILLAC ELDORADO 1970 PONTIAC FIREBIRD — 1970 Bh, body exc. aunrool. LINCOLN — Mark III. 1071. apd.. pa. pb. ac. sunroof/moon- 2M. 7.9 Martury outboard wMh avM. by the laka. $3500. Call P/S. P/B. P/W. CruM. Loadad. CHEVY 4x4 PICK UP — 1900 good oond. beat offer. CM 071- auto. pa. as.. dean, muat be VW RABBIT 77 Mar. Raady lo MM. many ex- Runa graat. Naada minor work. am/fm, runa good, needs muf- eeen. $1000. CM 7476816 after roof, am/lm csss . UK wheel, rd. iftar 5. 707-0285. fler. $1000 or p/oV77H404. 3130. ORIG OWNER. EXCL. COND tres Aakkig $10,500 CM 291- CM 530-8024. I tanks. 1 Ion Pool rear, extras. 4:30pm. valour inter. tinted glass, red! REO. GAS $900. MAZDA RX7 — 1000 Sport SSrnpg. 46.000 highwsy 2377. CADILLAC — 1070 Sadan DaV- Drat $3000. CM 730-0407. DODGE — 1700 Charger, spe- CM 7704492 model, pa. pb, sunroof, ac. PONTIAC — Fketwd '78 Esprit M. $8000. Can 8444182 after m. marlor « motor vory good cial edition. $700. Have burs tor TARTAN — 737, Bristol cond.. 250 Autos lor Sale CHEW — 1000 Celebrity, sxc. am/fm. 6000 ml. $18,000. CM A/C. auto, windows, sunroof. 0pm. . VW RABBIT — 1970. aulometlc. raady lo omlaa. $02,500. CM cond.. naada aoma body work. oond.. luay loadad, low mi.. new trana. radiator, brakes. Beeutmn car. New point. 2 dr., em/fm. axoaasnl oondMon. 042-0040 or 747-2574. AMC — 1900 Concord Dakix. 4- $700. CM 229-3900. $11,000. CM altar 4pm. 290- •hocks, struts, fan. belts, noses, Can 229-7177 after 6PM TOYOTA— 79' axe. mechanical $800. CM 948-4002 cyl. standard traa. Cheap tram 1008. radio, muffler t taaptoa. If Inter- MAZDA — '02. 020 luxury. A/C, oon.. angina k) m parted WOOO BOAT — 10 ft. Boot portabon. AaWng $0007CM 739- CADILLAC — 1972. Eldorado ested cM aflar 9pm. or leave PONTIAC — GRAND PRIX — VW RABBIT — I960 4 apd.. ec. convartibn Ught bkw maUWc PW. cruise. 4-dr. 5-epd. 53.000 con.,s)xt/Bjm$)ty w*M rnaintavinsid motor t trMar In fie. oond.. CHEVY — '72 Maabu. One own- manage. 707-8784. ml. Exd. oond. Asking $3978. 100$ axe. oon. power wtndowe. oar. 30^0 mpg $1000. CM em/tm. 70.000 mi $1000. CM •M. Moil aM. $950 or b/o. with whrla top. All powar op- ar. 2 door. V4. P/S, P/B. New 8424809. p b. $8000 or B.0.204-7204. 431-0480. 707-1906. 22 2404. ^^ AUDI — 1902 5000 turbo moaai. tions. WMta laathar Inlarlor. 0.2 brakes 8 Urea. Oood running FIAT — 1070 sedsn. 40.000 ml., partact oond.. laathar mt., CaH- war Vfl angma. Mint condWon. $800 or beat offer. CM 707- MAZDA 020 LX — 1001 - Sun PONTIAC — J200S, 1982, TOYOTA COROLLA — '70. 4 VW — 1073 yeoow bug. good 10 Ft. FIBERGLASS RUNA- car. Aaklng $050 or BO. Can tonna car. $5700. CM 042-8344. 747-4310. 957-9009. 0034. fool. AM/FM cassette, 0 sp. 72,000 highway mi.. 1 ownar, dr., a/c. auto., roar detoggar. No front and. trana. 45K on angma. BOUT - 75 HP OB Evlnruda cruise control 08.000 ml. $3780. exc. oond!; loaded. $2000. Ceil rusVdents 99.000 Orlg owner. Aaklng $300. CM 800-4091 efWr Motor. Now control!. cables ale. 871-2032. TNI traitor 1 X-trat. $1500. takes Can 747-7278 8 ask for Alan. Aakkig $1000. 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