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Vol. 107 No. 275 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 MONDAY, MAY 20, 1985 ?5 CENTS INSIDE 743 graduated from Monmouth SPORTS ly MYU E. RABIN The Register WEST LONG BRANCH - Some hurried off the platform with a confident smile and others jumped in the air. waving their diplomas as degrees were handed out yesterday afternoon at Monmouth College. Sunshine spilled into openings in the large blue and white tent where friends and relatives jockeyed for the best spot to aim their cameras, earnestly searching the assembly of 743 graduates for that familiar face. As the graduates marched down an aisle created by faculty members robed in regalia of their alma mater, some paused to shake hands with a professor or recieve a pat on the back, others excitedly blew kisses to their parents. Thanks Mom and Dad. I Love You, " read a sign clutched by one graduate But not all the graduates were college-age. Shouts of "All right Mom!" greeted Nancy Bowen Lobo of Rumson, 43, as she walked up a platform bedecked with white flowers to receive her B A from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. After an invocation by the Rev Cornelius P. Williams, pastor of the Second Baptist Church, Long Branch, graduates were welcomed to Monmouth College's Slst commencement ceremonies by Jules L. Plangere Jr., chairman of the board of trustees. Before a sea of students robed in black with gold, blue and white hoods, he said. This is really your day You have many reasons to be proud of your accomplishments ' College President Samuel H. Magill conferred five honorary degrees including a Doctor of Laws degree to commencement speaker Sen Frank R Lautenberg D-N J and a Doctor of Humane Letters in memory of Katherine Elkus White, former Ambassador to Denmark and mayor of Red Bank In addition, a Doctor of Literature degree went to Paul Fussell. teacher, author and critic; a Doctor of Science degree to Walter S. McAfee, pioneer of radar exploration of the moon and former chief scientific UNEMLS LOSE — Herschel Walker of advisor for research at the US. Army Electronic the New Jersey Generals picks up Research and Development Command at Fort yardage, but his team didn't pick up a Monmouth; and a Doctor of Humane Letters to win against the Denver Gold. Robert C Stanley Jr . president of four Canadian gold mining companies 2B Lautenberg expressed nostalgia over speaking at the site of his first debate in his 1982 race for the Senate. He also recalled the college as the forum for LOCAL a recent meeting with officials from the En- vironmental Protection Agency, in which he success- fully lobbied the closing of a sludge dumping site 12 Howard honored THE REGISTER/CARLO ANDREWS Rep. James Howard, D-N.J., was miles off Sandy Hook given the Joshua Muddy Award in See Graduates Page 3A GETTING DEGREES — Monmouth College graduates are on the way to get degrees recognition of his years of public service during ceremonies at Fort Monmouth. Honors, awards Bill passes Assemblywoman Marie S. Muhler saw the State Assembly pass her bill to protect retirement benefits for the mark college rites spouses of state employees. 3A ni Awards, presented the first two WEST LONG BRANCH - The awards. STATE euphoria of commencement was Robert Barth, dean of student doubled for several graduates of life and development made two Women speak Monmouth College yesterday as Student Government presentations About 75 women heard speakers they received student awards and with the first, the Student Govern- urge abortion foes to consider the degree honors. ment Association Award for would-be mother's plight before In addition to receiving his academic achievement, going to condemning her for having an baccalaureate degree summa cum Alberta A. Aiken of Middletown. abortion. laude. Mark R. Lambert of West Aiken earned a bachelor of Long Branch received the Alumni science degree graduating summa 4A Associations^ Edward G cum laude. She is a mother of Schlaefer Award for achieving the three, a 1960 high school graduate highest standing among students A party and has studied at Queens Hospital THE REQISTER/CARL ANDREWS completing all degree work at the Nearly 80 toddlers who were born Center School of Nursing and college. Brookdale Community College. SMILE — Camera in hand, this woman records scenes of the Monmouth College graduation prematurely celebrated their first year Lambert, an engineer at Fort The Student Government As- of life during a party at the hospital Monmouth. graduated from Shore B.S.; Nancy Bowen Lobo. B.A.. B.A.; Kim Arlene Lesser, B.S. and sociation's Outstanding Student Pearl Crum, B.A.; Dorothy that helped them survive. Regional High School in 1974 and Kathryn Monahan, B.S.; Eileen Robert Peter Marra Award went to Donald Wilcox of Maureen Davis. B.S,; spent four years in the U.S. Navy Helbig Toughill, B.S.N.; Perry Also, Eileen Marie Marron. 4A Colts Neck, who was cited for his Harshakuman R. Gohil, B.S ; before entering Monmouth Col- Charles Vallone, B.A.; Donald B.S.; Arlene Range McDonald. participation in school activities Linda Joan Hassler, B.S.N.; lege. Craig Wilcox, B.S. and Frank Scott B.S . Deborah Ann McVitty, B.S.; NATION including serving as president of Christina Jones, BS.; John Wil- The Schlaefer Award for highest York, B.S Wendy Roberts Monaghan, B.S.; liam Kornek, B.S.; John William the association. He graduated Those graduating magna cum Gergory Peterson Moore, B.S.; MOVE probe standing among students complet- summa cum laude with a bachelor McBride, B.S.; Gail R. McCarthy. ing the associate degree program, laude included Lorri Ballance. Gergory W. Nowlan, B.A.; Diane B.S and David C McDaniel. B.S.. A House panel is investigating the of science degree in finance and B.S; Patricia K Balto, B.S. Dwulet Olkowski. B.S.N.. Karen went to Alicia Portuondo of Little marketing Also, Kathleen Orme McJunkin, siege of the radical group's Silver A foreign languages and Janice Mary Brennan, B.S. C. Stout, B.S.; Janet Lynn Wasky, B.S.; Kelly J Powers. B.A.; headquarters that left nearly a dozen education major, Portuondo is a Those graduating summa cum Dolores Casarella. B.S ; Bernadet B.S.; Eileen Marie Weimann, Katherine Elisabeth Rouse, B.S.; people dead and hundreds 1983 graduate of Red Bank Cath- laude also included Gail G. Amor, te Chizuk, B.S.; John Dow Jr BS.; Susan D. Wooley. B.S. and Richard Mack Schnabel. BS; homeless. Meanwhile, Philadelphia olic High School. B.S.N.; Craig Stephen Batzel, B.S.; Kim Therese Gayliard, B.S. Terri Lynn Young, B.S. Patti Lynn Shipman. B.S.; Shawn Mayor W. Wilson Goode released a Dr Yvonne Thornton, Class of B.S.; Catherine M. Blackburn. Madonna Mary Goss, B.A. Those graduating cum laude Thomas Stotz. B.S; Edwin sanitized version of a letter from '69, a physician and medical school B A ; Susan Klatte Cassidy, B.S.; Thomas Robert Harris, B.A.; Jill included Alexis E. Bates, B.S ; Veguilla. B.S ; Nityalaxmi MOVE daring police to act. professor who received one of the Mark A. Catanese, B S ; Joan Abel M. Huss, B.S.; Patricia Harnett Linda Mae Barbara Beam, B.A.; Poonam Wadwani, B.S. and 5A college's first Distinguished Alum- Dow. B.S.; Mark Russell Lambert, Keady, B.S.; Robert John Kuehl. Sandra N Benner. B.A.; Elizabeth Dorothy Ann Wilson. B S. WORLD Prisoner exchange Israel will free 1,100 prisoners, Corps accused of neglecting state wetlands including a notorious terrorist, in exchange for three soldiers. also expected to conduct hearings tomorrow another 300. and municipal dischargers instead of ex- PATERSON (API - A coalition of New on the Clean Water Act. —More than half of 40 projects that tending it to 10 years. Jersey environmental groups says the U.S. "We hope that New Jersey's legislators caused damage in North Jersey were not —Control pollution coming from runoff Army Corps of Engineers is not protecting will put the Army Corps on the spot." said authorized by the Corps. from streets and farmlands in addition to the state's wetlands and they want Congress Ian Walker, chairman of the New Jersey —The Corps allowed four large-scale, runoff from pipes. Environmentalists be- to take the land from Corps' jurisdiction. Chapter of the Sierra Club, one of 37 groups environmentally harmful projects to escape lieve 50 percent of the pollutants come from At a news conference here Saturday, the in the Clean Water Campaign. review under a nationwide general permit runoff. New Jersey Clean Water Campaign asked exemption. INDEX Congress to review the performance of the "The EPA and Fish and Wildlife have —Allocate K 3 billion for construction of Corps and consider turning wetlands' environmental interests while the Corps has —Recommendations to the Corps by other wastewater treatment plants each year, protection over to either the U.S. En- construction interests," Walker said yester- agencies on permit denial and modification instead of the current J2 4 billion. vironmental Protection Agency or the U.S. day. were disregarded. —The Clean Water Act should be amended to say that no permit may be renewed, Fish and Wildlife Service. The Sierra Club studied freshwater There are 600,000 acres of wetlands in reissued or modified to contain effluent The Senate Environment and Public wetlands in northern New Jersey and how New Jersey, 300,000 of which are protected limits less stringent than previous permits. BRIDGE . . 71 Works Committee holds oversight hearings recent development has hurt the Passaic under the state's Pinelands Protection Act. BUSINESS 51 on tomorrow, and is expected to discuss the River Basin. Walker said. the club said. Under the Section 404 permit —Maintain pretreatment standards of CLASSIFIED 71 role of the Corps in the Clean Water Act. The Sierra Club reported that the US Fish program of the Clean Water Act, the Corps sewage before i' Is discharged. COMICS.... u which covers wetlands. Sen. Frank R. and Wildlife Service found that between 1980 was given the power to administer permits —Improve enforcement of the Clean CROSSWORD ... M Lautenberg, D-N.J , a frequent critic of the and 1984: for dredging or filling in wetlands. Water Act by publicizing violators, offering ENTERTAINMENT . M Army Corps, sits on the committee. —The Corps allowed more than 123 acres The Clean Water Campaign also urged rewards to citizens who uncover violations HOROSCOPE 1M The House Water Resources Subcommit- of wetlands to be filled in Morris County and Roe's committee to; and prohibit chronic violators from bidding LIFESTYLE 10A tee, chaired by Rep. Robert Roe, D-N.J., is was considering an application to alter —Keep the five-year permit for industrial on federal timber, oil, coal or gas leases. OBITUARY... . 7A OPINION M SPORTS 11 Rumson Residents. Free rabies Front Page Readers Jobi! Jobs! Jobi! directory of Floriiti Benny's Party, Dinny'i Italian clinic Wed. May 22, 6:30 pm to 8 Attract the attention of 68.000 Read the Help Wanted columns in See today's Obituary Page. Restaurant-May 26. 8 p.m.-M p.m. pm, Rumson Boro Garage, behind readers every day. today's Classified section. Boro Hall. Dogs must be on leash 2A I hi lY, MAY 20, 1985 59 reported killed, Howard gets Distinguished Citizen Award burned in Sri Lanka The annual Distinguished Citizen Award Dinner of the of Kalmunai where they were Monmouth Council Boy Scouts of COLOMBO. Sri Lanka (API - burned, he added America was held at Gibbs Hall. Security forces in eastern Sri Lanka Nallanayagam acknowledged that Fort Monmouth last night. This killed 59 unarmed Tamil men and his information was based on ac- year's recipient of the coveted then burned their bodies on a pile of counts from local residents, and he Joshua Huddy Award was Con- blazing tires to destroy the evidence. said he filed a complaint with police gressman James J Howard of a Tamil leader said yesterday Sunday demanding an investigation Spring Lake, shown at right, and Government and police officials DM. Ariyaratne, chief provincial with Mrs Howard at center disputed the allegation, saying they administrator in the eastern Am- Chairman of the dinner was had received no report of such a parai district, challenged William 1. Eyers of Colts Neck massacre Nallanayagam's claim "I would Master of ceremonies for the Paul Nallanayagan, president of a have been informed if something like evening was Richard T O'Connor citizens' committee in the coastal that had happened," he said by of Freehold. Participants in the town of Kalmunai. 140 miles east of telephone "The people would have program included Council Presi- Colombo, said the Tamils were come and told me about it." dent Major General Paul A. killed Friday and Saturday We are not aware of such an Feyereisen (retired) of Middle- He had said Friday that police incident." said a man who answered town, Eagle Scout Joseph commandos killed 23 young Tamil the telephone at the police post in Haimowitz also of Middletown, men. apparently in revenge for a Amparai, which covers the and Keith Smykal, at left, of West raid by Tamil extremists who killed Kalmunai area. Long Branch playing his tra- 148 people in an attack on the sacred The new charges came as Presi- ditional role of Joshua Huddy Buddhist city of Anuradhapura last dent Junius R Jayewardene con- In presenting the award Coun- Tuesday demned alleged attacks by military cil President Feyereisen noted Tamil rebels are fighting for an personnel against Tamil civilians Howard's many achievements independent state in northern Sri and called for discipline in the over the years in public service Lanka. The Tamils, most of whom security forcer He particularity noted Howard's are Hindus, make up about 18 "The most disciplined security interest in young people through percent of Sri Lanka's 15 million forces are the most successful as the legislative activity that resulted people They claim the government, history of wars throughout the ages in the Congressional Awards pro- led by the Buddhist Sinhalese ma- will show." he said in a speech gram. jority, discriminates against them published in Sunday newspapers A video tape depicting How- Nallanayagam. contacted Sunday "We have to follow the examples of ard's life was shown to the by telephone by The Associated history if we are to win this war ' audience and narrated by Press, said the commandos seized In an interview broadcast on O'Connor. the 23 Tamils near a village just government television Sunday, Se- The Joshua Huddy Fife and outside Kalmunai. moved them in curity Minister Lali t h Drum Corps, a group of scouts trucks to another spot, made them Athulathmudali said three of the and explorers from Colts Neck, dig a ditch and then killed them, estimated 25 extremists involved in provided musical entertainment dumping the bodies into the ditch the Anuradhapura attack have been during the social period of the He said that later Friday. 17 more killed dinner Cub scout Brian Weir of Tamil men were killed and buried at He said they died from wounds pack 49 offered the invocation. the same site and on Saturday 19 inflicted by security forces hunting The annual event, which is a Tamils suffered the same fate for them in the Wilpattu National major fund raiser of the local boy Police, fearing the massacre Wildlife Park and the others are still scout organization, was made would be discovered, exhumed the at large possible through the souvenir bodies Saturday night and took them The minister said the government program book sponsors, thus by truck to a camp five miles north has learned the attack was carried allowing the individual partici- out by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil pants to make a direct contribu- Kelam, one of five major Tamil tion to the operating budget of the guerrilla groups. All five have issued Monmouth Council We're sorry statements denying responsibility THE REGISTER/CARL ANDREWS for the attack and condemning it Due to computer problems we More than 220 civilians, rebels and are unable to provide the People security personnel were killed in column which runs in this space northern and eastern Sri Lanka last daily week, according to government and news media reports. Church members protest fraud judgment

will not stand on appeal PORTLAND, Ore (AP) - Hun- Nexf" Later, about 200 church "He just finished a 10-volume "Major disasters in which hun- dreds of members of the Church of members arrived yesterday after- work of fiction and, frankly, he's got Scientology converged on Portland dreds of people are killed don't get noon on a train from Los Angeles better things to do," Carmichael on yesterday to protest a $39 million 139 million judgments." Carmichael said fraud judgment that one church said. Carmichael said more church members would arrive from around leader called "a slap in the face of "This is akin to burning a witch, Ken Hoden, head of the church in the First Amendment." the country, and from Australia, the to nailing somebody to a cross — an United Kingdom and France to Los Angeles and former church A jury Friday awarded the judg- outright attempt to exterminate a protest the ruling leader in Oregon, said the ruling was "a slap in the face of the First ment to a woman who was a member religious group." he said "Of course Carmichael said he did not know Amendment and a direct attack on of the church for nine months in 1975 we're going to appeal - it would be whether the church's founder, sci- all religions ' and 1976. She testified that church unthinkable not to appeal " ence fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard, teachings held that Scientology could About 300 members rallied for 90 was aware of the judgment, and said improve her weak eyesight and raise He predicted Ms. Titchbourne minutes outside the Multnomah her I.Q. he doubted if Hubbard would get "won't see one thin dime of that 39 County Circuit Court, where the case involved in the protests or a planned million " The Rev. John Carmichael. head was decided, carrying signs with appeal. Hubbard has said little in of the church in Oregon, predicted slogans like "Save Freedom of public for years, letting others serve Hoden said Ms Titchbourne was yesterday morning that the award Religion" and "Is Your Church as spokesman served merely a pawn in an attempt to ruin the church "What we have here is somebody who was kidnapped from the church, taken and forcibly deprogrammed,' Cuomo wants New York to end and then fired at the church like some kind of mindless robot," Hoden said. He charged the federal Internal Revenue Service with playing a business ties with South Africa major role in the lawsuit. "Just like in Hitler's Germany, -New York Legislature's top Demo- you have some slowly entrenched ALBANY, NY (AP) - Gov. that do business in South Africa, crat, unveiled a bill that would force bureaucrats who attack those who Mario Cuomo said yesterday he including Exxon, IBM, General advocate freedom," Hoden said. would seek legislation to have New the state to divest all funds in Electric and General Motors. York's state government end its companies doing business in South Regan, a Republican, said divest- multi-billion dollar ties to companies Africa by 1991. ment would force the state to sell its doing business In racially segregated The Cuomo plan sets a timetable stocks in 30 of the nation's 50 largest South Africa. for beginning divestiture but does corporations, and to buy into "smaller, less stable companies." ASSOCIATED PRESS "The cause of human rights not have a deadline for completion. CORRECTIONS/ STRICT ON FAMILY ISSUES — Pope John Paul II holds his transcends national boundaries," The governor said the differences However. Cuomo said "there is pastoral curcitix while blessing people inside the huge Koekelberg Cuomo said, outlining his program between the two measures could be ample evidence that such a program resolved when he and Fink meet CLARIFICATIONS Basilica in Brussels, Belgium, Sunday At an outdoor Mass later, after a sermon at Westminster of divestment can be undertaken Monday to discuss the two plans. the pope restated his church's ban on divorce, extramarital sex Presbyterian Church. without jeopardizing ... the financial stability of the pension fund " It was incorrectly reported in and artificial birth control, saying church teaching will not change The governor's proposal was an- State officials have said two state to suit "contemporary states of mind." pension funds have $6 7 billion Several states — including Con- yesterday's paper that Linda Wilson nounced one day after state As- necticut. Maryland, Massachusetts, of Middletown. Miss Monmouth sembly Speaker Stanley Fink, the invested with firms doing business in South Africa. Michigan and Nebraska — have County, will enter the Miss U.S.A. already adopted some form of Pageant if she becomes Miss New Comptroller Edward Regan said divestment as have such cities as Jersey. She will enter the Miss state pension fund investments in- New York, Boston, Philadelphia. America Pageant if she wins the THE WEATHER clude dealings with 135 companies Washington and Los Angeles. state title.

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Program outlined RENTON - Gov Thomas H Kean has announced the availability of a booklet Toutlining the selection criteria and timelines (or implementation of the Governor's Teaching Scholars Program. Introduced by Kean in his annual message to the State Legislature this January, the program 11 part of a campaign to recruit outstanding students into the teaching profession. Developed from recommendations made by the Governor's Teaching Scholars Committee, the booklet will be distributed to educators in local school districts this month. A follow-up brochure, designed for use by students interested in applying for the program, will be distributed in September. Commissioner of Education Saul Cooperman Mid that the committee, which is composed of 12 educators, was charged by the governor with developing rigorous criteria and application procedures that would effectively screen appli- cants in a fair and consistent manner. Cooperman said the appliation deadline is Feb. 1, 1986. In March 1918. the committee will begin the selection of the 100 participants and 25 alternates Students will be notified of acceptance into the program by April 1, 1986. For further information on the program or a copy of the booklet, contact the Department of Education at 16091 292-1846

Concert Tuesday ED BANK — The Monmouth Symphony will present its final concert of the season Idedicated to youth at 8 30 p m Tuesday at the Count Basie Theater of the Monmouth Arts Center.

Roy Gussman associate conductor leads the THE REQISTER/CARL ANDREWS orchestra and its guest soloist. Benny Kim, a 21- year-old from Illinois of Korean parentage Kim THE CLASS OF 1985 — Graduates listen to a number of speakers at commencement yesterday at Monmouth College. is soloist in the Tchaikowsky Violin Concerto The orchestra, in keeping with this year's tradition of diversified programming, is playing excerpts from the Prokofieff "Romeo and Juliet Suite" Kim, a scholarship student at the Julliard Here is list of those who graduated yesterday School, won the Young Concert Artists Inter- national auditions in 1983 At age 18, he WEST LONG BRANCH-The following Neptune Hoffman. Susan Lipari. Silvio Lozano, Rumson performed with the Chicago Symphony Or- students from Monmouth County are John Bartlom. Joanne Bennett, William Brian McKeever. Theresa Mundell. Lisa Bartholomew Donohue, Joan Dow. John chestra, and has performed in solo recitals and among those who received degrees at Bogert. Kathleen Celli. Gerard Criscuolo, Muzzi, William Nelligan. Gregory Dow Jr , Harris Goldstein. Jennifer with many major symphony orchestras through- Monmouth College's Slst annual com- Phillip Dinkins, Joanne Eberly, Donald Nowlan, Ralph Real Jr., Leslie Richards. Hetzler, Nancy Lobo, Christopher out the United States mencement yesterday They are listed in Gula. Edward Inglis, Elizabeth Markulin. Corrina Rosenberg, Janet Rotonde. Issam Lukeman. Carol Seymour, Helen Shanley. For ticket information, interested persons alphabetical order after the town in which Jill Smith. Sousou. James Thornton, Regina Truppa. David Smith. Winifred Svikhart. Kathleen may contact Michael Goldwasser. president of they reside Those receiving master's Baccalaureate Degrees Tracy Turner. Perry Vallone. Ruben Verdon, Loren Vranken the Monmouth Symphony board. West Long degrees are listed first. Those earning Aberdeen Villasmil, Mary Vinci. Mary Wwestervelt. Sea Bright Branch Tickets also may be purchased at the baccalaureate degrees follow Linda Hassler. William Oertel Manasquan Ben Solomon box office. Masters Degrees Atlantic Highlands Richard Tuttle. Sea Girt AllMhurit Cordelia Crenshaw Marlboro Peter Brophy, William Dearborn Jr . Philip Dennis Jr. Belmar Gregg Attanasio. James Datri, David Roy Oberhauser, Carolyn Selick Allentowa Jude Campbell. Luis Campos. Joanne Kalmus, Diane Lewis, Lynne Macchione, Shrewsbury William Maginnis DeCostanzo. Patricia Hoover. Eileen Mar- Isalean Varn. Donna Gallagher. Mary Anne Lisowski, Atlantic Highlands ron, James Matsutani. Gary Van. Matawan Ander Poutler. Charles Cook Bradley Beach Bryan Baccaro, Michele Banafato, Spring Lake Avon-By-The-Sea Virginia Ballard. Frank York. David Butch, Bruce Derechailo. Kim Dorothy Acquaviva. Peter Caughey, George Christopher Colls Neck Ferrano, Leigh Kremer, Kathleen Robert Crines. Kathleen McBride. Arlene Belmar Laura Ciccone. James Dalm, Ronald McJunkin. Vicki Morse, Helga Novak. McDonald. James Burt, Brian Hector. Nicholas Ivanicki, Lisa Johnson. Agnes Kouten. Barbara Sullivan, Carolyn Zofchak Spring Lake Heights Montesand. Frank Mistretta, Helen Schwenker. Middletown Robin Moglia. Bradley Beach Donald Wilcox. Alberta Aiken. Julia Aztollna. Jeffrey Tlnton Falli Glenn Philpot Deal Bavaro, Barry Bestle, Vatherine Black- Madonna Goss, David McDaniel. Laura Brielle Jaqueline Arege, Veronica Morley burn. Janice Brennan. Lisa Cartier, Karen Miceli, Alfred Williams Jr David Gaines. William Schmoldt. Ealontown Clark, Patricia Diffendale, Louis Donadio. Wall Colts Neck Robert Ayres. John Blair, Eileen Block, Joan Farrell, Wendy Finer, Anna Gar- Karen Dahms, Karen McGrath, Susan Barbara Laing. Susan Sattenspiel. Jean- Dolores Casarella, Roxanne Collins. ibotto, Victoria Kaloss. Patricia Lane, Peacock, Cheryl Scattaglia. Thomas ne Zimmerman. CamiUe DeSantis. Deborah Donero. Beverly Linane, Christine Marcuse. Joan West, Dorothy Wilson E.i ton town Harshakumari Gohil. Ganapathi Kamath. McLaughlin. Jaqueline Messina, Glenn West Long Branch Colleen Johnson, Corydon Loomis. Rob- Gary Layton, Gerald MacPherson, Ann Moschella, Joyce O'Hara-Padgett, Jeffrey Marjorie Achue, Oscar Aliendres, in Salisbury, Wen-Luan Yau. Marie Minenno, Lisa Renals. Petach, Helen Pringle, Edwin Veguilla, Pamela Angeles, Michele Bessner. Eileen Fair Haven Engliihtown Evelyn Veguilla, Angelica Winter-Ganna, Cieri, Thomas Dimtsios. Delia Dowling. Molly Foulks, Joseph Nordgaard, Wen- Ruth Berg, Donna Dademo, Victor Janet Zacher Offer Gabbay, Cheryl Gardina, Michael DeAlmeida, Allen Spector, Alene Tenner Gardina, Mark Lambert. Joseph Plan- dy Ostrov. Monmouth Beach Farmlngdale Fair Haven tamura, Katherine Rouse. Karen Segner, Neville Buffin, Stephen Knapp, Deborah Patricia Balto, Sharon Holden, Virginia Lorraine Smith, L'mberto Taormina. Edward Hourihan Masters, Eileen Weimann Freehold McVitty. Nityalaxmi Wadhwani Farmingdale " Neptune Eileen Berta, Mary Haye. Sonia Alvarex, Alexis Bates, Wilbert Highlands Ruth Horvath. Freehold Batts, Kim Bray. Stephen Chrepta, John Apgar. Elizabeth Lanigan. Kristine Davis, James Devereux, Holmdel Michael Curatola, Dorothy Davis, Lester Preston, Marc Roth, Joseph Kathleen DiDomenico, Mary Jane Free, Anne Marie Current, James M. Ewin, Patricia Keady, Thomas Miller, Bernadet- Graduates Susan Goff, Anthony Miele. Scaglione, William Stirrat, Mark Willis. te Moeller. Carol Moore, Patti Shipman. Continued from Page 1A THE REGISTER/CARL ANDREWS Howell Hazlet Ronald Calhoun, Bernadette Chizuk, Amie Taylor, Susan Woolley. Jamie Caruso. Edward Erbe. Joseph Ocean Grove SUNDAY IN THE PARK — Bob Kuhar, left, Katherine Dealessi, Janet Forman. Rob- While he praised the state's industrial Knecht. Randall Matura, Nancy Suzanne Brown. erto Marini, Suzanne Mason, Deborah and economic growth, adding that one of Red Bank and Laura Taylor of Schrieber. Susan Strugibenetti, Doreen Oceanport Novatin, Michele Sansevere, Sherri "can see the country's success mirrored Shrewsbury got in some practice at Marine Wilson John Finn, Edward Mclrvin, Nancy Smidhum, Donna Valentino. along Rte. One," he warned graduates Park, Red Bank, yesterday. The weather Little Silver McMahon. Holmdel that as residents of New Jersey their main was ideal for a Sunday strum, with Mark Jendzejec. Ocean William Butterfield. Catherine Maddox, concern should be a safe and clean temperatures in the 60s and steady breezes Long Branch Dor it Abatangelo, Fayez Al Garni, Sharon Schoff, Karen Stout, Mami Urano. environment under clear skies. For today, the prediction Myra Bliss. Anthony Fonzo, Edward Linda Beam, Rita Butcher. Jan Cioffi, Kouzoujian, Nancy Kowalsky. Farooq Robert Wright. "The health of our economy is directly is for temperatures in the upper 60s near the Howell Cynthia Corbin, David Dorfman, Barry Malik, Linda Martins, Michael Scialfa, Golub, William Grant,, Kathie Grosso, linked to the health of our environment," shore and warmer inland. Tracy Durkin. Charles Van Buren, Karen Wharmby. Francie Guiscardo, Jill Huss, William said Lautenberg. "Sludge contains Interlaken Manasquan Koch, John Kornek, Lorraine Lavene, poisons, and when it does rain in New Todd Holmes. Patricia Grossi, Robert Langton. James Loebell, Robert Longman, Deborah Jersey, it's acid rain that falls. You have Keansburg Marlboro Maciewicz, . Janice Marchetti, Robert only to look as far as your driveway to see Muhler bill passed James Sleeman Shuhui Fan, Cheryl Palladino, Victor Moerkirk Jr., Gregory Moore, John chemical erosion no longer protected by Keyport RENTON-The State Assembly has ap- Siegel. O'Gorman, Laurinc O'Brien, Maria Re- insurance policies ' Kara Feiling, Carol Perno proved a bill to protect wives and husbands Matawan iter. Adnan Reifi, Laurence Rubel, Ahmad Little Sliver of public employees who take retirement Elizabeth Brammer, Glenn Cash, Ya- Sadeq, Mary Ann Saggese, Claudia Weld- He urged graduates to take an active, T Chun Chen, Elisa Georges. Elizabeth Castleman, Sally Ferdinando. part in issues such as the arms race, options that eliminate the spouse's benefits. The on. William Wollman bill was written by Assemblywoman Marie Mlddletown Elizabeth Flynn. Jeffrey Hart, Geraldine starvation in Africa and the repression of Sheehan-Muhler, R-Monmouth. Joan Berg, Patricia Brown, Hsiao-Fung Lynch. Red Bank Jews in the Soviet Union. "With democ- "Whether or not an employee leaves his or her Chang, Michele Evans, Francis Long Branch David Bosakowski, Susan Cassidy, John racy comes responsibility That means surviving spouse the pension benefits is a very Huderwitz. Harold Kopp, Frank Molinaro, Carolyn Bobo. Rebecca Bowen. Earl Dowens. Charles Fusco, Barbara Gaul. participating in something larger than important decision, because it affects the future Frank Pennell, Suellen Phair. Louis Rollo, Brown. Michael Buono. Maria Collazo, Jean Grutzner, Wendy Kloberdanz, Susan yourself What is the best of times for financial condition of the spouse." she said Jeffrey Vignes. Anne Curtin, Deborah Epstein, Lorilee Palette, Mary Claire Petrosky, Marc some is the worst of times for others," recently. "This kind of decision is much too Monmouth Beacb Epstein. Deborah Follet, Robert Corner, Pimpinella, Priscilla Rochelle, Sandra, said Lautenberg. important to be made without the involvement Anthony Mauro. Thomas Meseck Andres Gomez, Steven Heflin, Bruce Skopaz. He asked graduates to consider the of both parties concerned. words of the English poet John Donne, "Presently, a public employee can opt to have "Awake, arise or forever be fallen..." pension benefits left to anyone of his choice, or to no one at all. That is his right. However, I Janet Wennick, chairman and associate do believe that the spouse of the employee professor of political science, read the should be informed of the option chosen by the citation for the degree in memory of Mrs. employee." White, who died April 24 at the age of 78. The measure will go to Gov. Thomas Kean "She herself had the common touch before which racial barriers and social distinctions disappeared," said Wennick. "She won positions in local and state Crashes don't deter politics, when a social prejudice would have involved her in garden parties and ASHINGTON (AP) - Two New Jersey high-minded charity Her personal com- congressmen say they will keep trying to mitment was a rare altruism that never Wconvince the Air Force to buy a combat failed to leave the needs of others better jet that is partly manufactured in the Garden served." State — even though the second of the plane's Lawrence White accepted the degree of three prototypes crashed last week. Doctor of Humanities for his mother. "My Reps James Courter. R-N J . and Robert mother had been looking forward to this Torricelli, D-N.J., have both spent time in day when she knew she was going to recent weeks lobbying on behalf of the F-20, receive this honor. I wish she could have made by the California-based Northrop Corp. been here." he said. Two of (he piane's subcontractors are based Paul Fussell, University of Penn- in New Jersey. Base 10 Systems Inc. of Trenton, THE REGISTER/CARL ANDREWS sylvania English professor who won the < N.J., would build electronic parts for the craft, KIDS ON WHEELS — From left to right, Kevin Flynn of Connecticut, gets a tour of Marine Park, Red Bank, National Book Critics Circle Award in while Bendix Aerospace of Teterboro, N.J., Criticism in 1975 for The Great War and Would supply navigational aids from his Rumson cousins, Drew and Brett Flynn. Modem Memory, accepted the degree of Doctor of Literature The Register 4A NEW JERSEY >V. MAY 20.1966 STATE DIGEST Florio may sponsor trade le;gislation nrnmliM In thft DPOnll* of N#w Pennsvlvanians win CIO, which met to address the Labor Council President Edward promises HI UIC j^svpic m inn HOBOKEN (API - The United problem of the trade deficit. Pulver said the trade deficit has cost Jersey," Florio said. "He said IMS ftAPE MAY POINT (AP) - A money for wildlife conservation States must take reciprocal action the loss of textile and garment jobs was the year of the environment, but 1 team of birdwatchers from The Chapman Club, a group against trading partners that refuse He said he would hold hearings in Hudson County. He said that in what happened to 1982, 1983 and ^Pennsylvania identified 182 from northern New Jersey, came to open their markets to US goods. soon on whether to draft legislation 1964, more than 700 workers lost 1984? New Jersey is still toe toxic species of birds in New Jersey in second after identifying 169 that would force some US. trading Rep James J. Florio, D-N.J, told a their jobs when 29 county apparel waste capital of the nation and funds during a 24-hour period to win the species while the "K" team. group of union members yesterday partners to either open their mar- shops went out of business. allocated for its cleaning up have not second annual World Series of consisting of Audubon Society "The simple fact is that our kets to American goods or be shut off been used." Birding. officials said yesterday. members, came in third with 165 economy is being ruined by a from exporting their goods here. Florio said that last year's trade deficit of $123 billion cost more than The group, consisting of mem- species identified. relentless flood of foreign imports He blamed the trade imbalance on Three Democratic gubernatorial bers of the Delaware Valley 3 million Americans their jobs. candidates - Essex County Ex- In a special category for teams and markets abroad that are vir- the budget deficit, which he said has Ornithological Society and the not familiar with the region, the tually closed to American exports." inflated the value of the dollar to the Later yesterday, Florio addressed ecutive Peter Shapiro, former U.S. Philadelphia Academy of Sci- National Geographic Society and he said. point that "imports have become too a gathering of about 550 Democrats Attorney Robert Del Tufo and San. ence, had "a terrific day." said Cornell University teams tied for Florio addressed the Hudson cheap for American consumers to in Totowa John Russo, D-Ocean — alto attend- member Alan Brady, of first place, said Rene County Central Labor Council, AFL- resist." "The governor has not kept his ed the meeting. Wycomb, Pa Kochenberger, a spokeswoman Brady, 85, who has been watch- ing birds since his 10th birthday, for the Audubon Society. said spotting the Saw-Whet Owl Last year, the Guerilla Birding and "having a scotch when it was Team won the title after spotting all over" at midnight Saturday 201 species of birds, she said Pre-mature toddlers celebrate year of life were the highlights of the event Ms Kochenberger said New Twenty-three teams from Jersey is one of only four states to zero by the baby's first prematurely, said the 27-year-old Barnett. who works six days a across the nation competed in the where more than 200 species NEW BRUNSWICK (API - hirt hriav week in a textile mill in Phil- LHl LIIU4y i Barnett. event, organized by the New have been identified within a 24- Nearly 80 toddlers who were born lipsburg, said his eldest daughter. The birthday party was attend- Marie weighed 2 pounds and f Jersey Audubon Society to raise hour period prematurely and spent their first 5-year-old Yvonne, weighed 9 ed by infants currently in the ounces at birth, but is now "just year hooked up to a monitor program and toddlers who about normal size and a real tom- pounds at birth and had no Musicians to help fight hunger celebrated their survival yester- "gradwited" and are out of boy," said Barnett. "We're luck) problems during her first year day at a party hosted by the dangep/^is Bereheiko said the because our baby is normal, she's Robin Philpotts, 26, of South • ••HIPPANY (API - A She said she organized the hospital that helped keep them parents "of the older children smart, and when she was born the Bound Brook said her 17-month- UUgrnup of struggling mu- project at the suggestion of her alive shared their stories with the doctor thought she would be old daughter, Christine, was two •V sicians plans to follow the father, Lou, who "was excited by The babies were born with a families of the younger ones to retarded but she's not " months premature and weighed lead of their superstar peers by the idea of musicians getting high risk of succumbing to Sudden offer support and comfort Marie was transferred from just over 4 pounds and 4 ounces. donating their tips during a two- together" after he listened to the Infant Death Syndrome. SIDS, nil',. f _ 1 -vL, t **•*••«** t n& T\ *1 vflnl F Warren Hospital in Phillipsburg "She stopped breathing and week period to help fight hunger "We Are The World" song commonly known as "crib It s ingnicning lor parenis to St. Peter's Medical Center turned blue a few times" before in Africa. We're just a bunch of struggl- death," said Sheila Bereheiko. a and that's why we have programs which had just started its Infant she was brought to St. Peters and "The superstars have passed ing musicians playing for tips spokeswoman for St Peter's to support them, such as monthly Apnea Program. She spent five put in the SIDS program, said Ms. out the ball Now it's time for us and pay in restaurants and bars Medical Center here meetings, the annual birthday months in Uie hospital and was Philpotts. to be creative in ways that our all over the state." she said "We During the last 2'i years, about party and home follow-ups." she sent home with a special monitor She spent 10 days in the hospital unique to us We can't all make don't have the resources to raise 150 infants have passed through said. that would sound an alarm if her and several weeks on a home • • i \11r V\it%ii ID in ftPAit cn^nA records But let's get creative money the way the I'SA for the hospital's SIDS program uur DoDy is in greai snapt, heart or breathing stopped. monitor, she said. Let's hold hands." said Tamara Africa group did. but because of which identifies high-risk cases saio i on\ Darnell ui i nu Barnett said "It went off a lot and you had 1 irM^ki irri , a • ti «*t t* di /4i II nil t Al* Ustll Vui Rosini. who sings and plays the who we are and what we do. we and monitors infants in the hospi- lipsDurg, wnose aaugmcr win oe She never stopped breathing. a lot of scares, but we were told ikron tmtii*c nlH nn lull/ 9D guitar. can raise funds in a way that they tal and at home, she said inrce years uiu on juiy *w. but she set off the alarm by how to handle anything that Ms. Rosini. 27. said 35 mu- can't " Crib death strikes two out of His wife. Diane, suffered from pulling out the wires, said happens." she said. sicians so far have agreed to Miss Rosini said she had 1.000 infants between the ages of a kidney infection during preg- Barnett. who admitted to many "Thank God nothing happened participate in Project Tip Jar," cleared the idea with a represen- two months and six months, with nancy, prompting the baby, sleepless nights during the first when I was asleep." Ms. from June 17 through June 30 tative at USA for Africa the probability of death declining Marie, to be born four months critical year. Philpotts said. Women speak about their abortions NOW'S THE

NEW BRUNSWICK (APi - A mother of three children who nearly died during an illegal abortion 20 years ago was among the women to speak publicly yesterday during a (•(inference designed to refocus the abortion debate on the living mother BRIGHTEST TIME TO and not the unborn child, one organizer said The "spoakout," attended by about 75 women, many of whom have li.id abortions, was sponsored by a group called Right To Choose, " which has about 1,200 members in New Jersey, said spokeswoman GO TO FLORIDA. Fran Avallone Participants also read aloud about 50 letters from New Jersey women who described how and why they had an abortion. Some representatives of the group will travel to Washington, DC, on Tuesday to participate in a national speakout. during which letters by women from every part of the country will be read, said Rabbi Shira Stern of the Monroe Township Jewish Center She said that on Wednesday, group members would visit the offices of members of the New Jersey con- gressional delegation "The goal is to say to the world that it is the woman that matters in the abortion issue/' said Ms. Avallone "She has to make the decision She has to live with it." Among those to speak Sunday was a Bergen County woman in her 40s who asked that her name not be used She said she had an abortion in 1966. during a time when the procedure was still illegal. She said she was trying to break away from her abusive husband when she became pregnant. "It was absolutely necessary to have an abortion," said the woman "The situation with my husband. He started being abusive to the children It would have been that (the abortion I or I would not have made it myself." Any dolphin will tell you. She said she became aware of her 4 DAYS/3 NIGHTS IN MIAMI also includes a one-day ticket to the Magic pregnancy in her third week, but it Right now is the most intelligent Kingdom* and Epcot Center took her another three months to find someone willing to perform the time to breeze down to Florida. Small fry, by the way, get really procedure. The beaches, the nightlife and $ terrific deals, too. Finally, a local police officer gave family attractions don't change just her the name of a woman in New So before you make a hasty decision York City, she said because it's summer, you know. and pay more for a Florida vacation than you "She led me to the bedroom. She And when you book a Value Plus 294-377 should, call Eastern Airlines at 212-966-5000 made a solution She told me she Vacation on Eastern, you'll notice people would insert it and the fetus would INCLUDING AIRFARE, HOTEL AND CARJ in New York or 1-800-E-A-S-T-E-R-N in New drown." the woman recalled. "I really jump through hoops for you. We've also wrapped up the same Jersey or your Accredited Travel Agent today started to get weak." One low price covers round-trip package for Ft. Lauderdale for $301-$342' It's an exceptional opportunity to The woman said she drove back to Coach airfare, hotel and a Hertz or General New Jersey, sent her children to bed Tampa is only $285-$366* prove just how intelligent a mammal you early and then spent about six hours rental car in Miami. And Orlando is $306-$409* Which really are. alone in her bedroom "I went through the entire labor until I finally aborted." she said. "It was between the bed and the bathroom, with vomiting, nausea and high fever" She said the worst part of the experience was not the pain, but having to go through it alone. Rabbi Stern. 29. who is 6'a months pregnant, said she had an abortion EA it=RN last year after doctors diagnosed severe deformities in the fetus x She said she would not have been WE EARN OUR WINGS EVERY LW* . able to have the abortion safely and •Prices are per person, double occupancy Reservations. 14-day advance purchase, cancellation change penalties and certain other restrictions apply Meals gratuities and legally in a hospital before the US taxes not included^ Seats are limited and may not be available on all (lights. Selected hotel accommodations subject to availability. Prices mav change without notice Supreme Court's decision to legalize tColliswn Damage Waiver ol $6.95 daily, insurance and gas extra. Rental is subcompact car (or three 24-hour periods. ©1985 Walt Disney Productions. the procedure C1985 Eastern Air Lines, Inc. The Register

IV. MAY 20. 1985 NATION/WORLD NEWS DIGEST House panel to probe MOVE siege Radio Marti goes on air today "My job is to ask the tough history," Conyers said. "There's He said he will talk with Goode WASHINGTON (AP) - Calling questions, and so we're going to be today. ASHINGTON (AP) - that the voice of freedom and never been a bombing in an urban the MOVE siege racist and the most going to Philadelphia to try to do Radio Marti, the Reagan truth will at last be heard in center before, ever, followed effec- Conyers also expressed concern violent eviction notice in history, the this," Conyers said. "Now with all administration's long-post- Cuba tively by a torching of the communi- during the program that explosive W head of a House Judiciary subcom- due respect to all the local people devices will become more widely poned project to broadcast news "It is a lot leu expensive, and ty mittee said yesterday he has investigating it, there are constitu- "There isn't anybody listening to accepted among police departments. to Cuba, will go on the air this often more effective, to fight launched an investigation into the morning. Florida Sens. Paula tional questions involved here." this program that could imagine a "The question is ... is this a new communism with the truth in- assault. 1 Hawkins and Lawton Chiles said stead of bullets." she added Goode has said he will appoint a white middle-class community being chapter in our criminal justice Rep. John Conyers Jr., D-Mich., system? Are we now going to scrap Saturday. Reagan administration spokes- commission to investigate the as- bombed out of its senses," he said. chairman of the Subcommittee on the notion that we maintain the Mrs. Hawkins, a Republican, men could not immediately be sault, which ended with 61 houses "I mean, that's just beyond even Criminal Justice, said during the peace by the most peaceful of and Chiles, a Democrat, said reached to confirm the senators' burned in the black middle-class conjecture." CBS news program "Face the Na- methods rather thhan the most they received word from the statements, but sources already neighborhood after police dropped a Conyers, declaring the assault was tion" he has talked to U.S. Rep. violent?" he asked. White House earlier in the day had said programming could bomb on MOVE'S fortified rowhouse "absolutely tinged with racism," William H. Gray III. a Philadelphia last Monday Remains of 11 people said in a telephone interview later Appearing also on the program that the station will begin beam- start as early as today despite Democrat, and will meet with ing programming at 530 a.m. concerns that Havana may try to were recovered from the rubble of Sunday that the subcommittee will yesterday was Los Angeles Police Philadelphia Mayor W Wilson the MOVE home. investigate, among other things, Chief Darryl Gales, who called Monday, the island s indepen- jam the signal, whose frequency Goode, who also appeared on the dence day. It will broadcast on a is 1180 AM. "This is the most violent eviction possible civil-rights abuses. Conyers Goode "an inspiration to the na- program. notice that's ever been given in seven-day-a-week. U-hour-a-day "It's imminent, I know that." is black. tion." schedule, they said. Rep. Claude Pepper. D-Fla.. said "For over 25 years. Cuba has Saturday as reports first sur- had to listen to the lies of Fidel faced that the federally financed. Castro. Chiles said in a state- 50.000-watt station in the Florida ment released by his office. Keys would start beaming a diet Goode releases letter from MOVE member "Radio Marti will shed light and of programs ranging from major the Cuban people will never be in league baseball scores to broad- walls to attempt to raid us swiftly come here it aint gone be swift and sleep, or even kill people but we got the dark again." casts that paint a less than rosy PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Here and cleanly before any of the clean. It's gone be a mess. MOVE detectors, we got canaries, and we Mrs.. Hawkins also issued a picture of life under com- are excerpts from a letter by a neighbors can get hurt. That is a ... gone see to that. And the example got seorians, if that detector shows statement, saying "I'm pleased munism. MOVE member to the Philadelphia pipe dream. The rain will not be that is left will be in MOVE'S favor signs of foreign odor in the basement police, which was released yester- swift and it will not be clean. The If MOVE go down not only will every or any other part of this house, if any day by Mayor W. Wilson Goode. strategy of John Africa prpeared us body in this block go down, the knee of our canaries drop dead or if any Israel to free 1,100 for three Misspellings are from the original, for anything yall come with, we will joints of America will break and the of our seorians begin to vomit or but expletives are deleted and In Tripoli, the freed prisoners not be caught by surprise. To quote body of America will soon fall and wheeze, we are goin to burn that ... AMASCUS. Syria (AP) - A signified by ellipses: Japtnese Red Army ter- will be greeted at the airport by John Africa, the Coordinator, quote, we mean it. house down next door and burn them rorist jailed for the 1872 Libyan leader Col Moammar surprises only work when you suc- ... up in it." D "If you think yall gone come in airport massacre in Tel Aviv will Khadafy, the sources said. ceed in surprisin somebody, end "We know about all those odorless ISigned) Ramona Africa, Minister here and surprise us you are wrong. be among 1.100 prisoners freed There have been rumors in quote — long live the Coordinator! chemicals yall can put thru walls to of Communications for the MOVE Thanks to the strategy of John by Israel in exchange for three recent weeks that there would be paralyze people or put people to org. Africa we are prepared for anything. Israeli soldiers, informed a prisoner exchange overseen by "Super cops who come into an We know that yall would like us to sources reported yesterday. the International Committee of explosive situation and gain the think that long as the block aint the Red Cross community's trust are like the They said that the exchange evacuated we aint got to worry about Jean-Jacques Kurz, a Red scientist in the community who have will start today at the airport in no raid so that yall can catch us off ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Cross spokesman in Geneva, gained the community's trust til the Geneva. Switzerland, and that guard. M. aint never off guard! We declined to comment yesterday laboratory blow up and the com- some of tie prisoners held by know you people will try to raid this 9 on the latest reports. munity catch fire, end quote. Long Israel will be transferred to house by commin thru the walls on The three Israeli soldiers are live the Coordinator! New Japanese 'Super Pill Libya. Oth»r prisoners, most of either side of the house and catch us believed to be held by the them Palestinians, will be re- off guard by allowing the people on Popular Front for the Liberation leased in Islael, they said. the block to go about their business "Any body who think they gone of Palestine-General Command, like nothin aint happenin. jump on MOVE, wipe us out and Insures Rapid Weight-Loss The sounes identified the headed by former Syrian army leave an example of a well organized "We know about the plastic ex- Japanese prisoner as Kozo Capt. Ahmed Jebril. plan is out they ... mind. When you No Dieting — Eat All You Want, Okamoto. not 37, who was given The sources in Damascus said plosives yall can use to knock down a life sentence by an Israeli court they had no information about Pill Does All The Work on July 17. If 2 He was one of the release of the Israelis. BEVERLY HILLS, CA - An excit- three Japanese in a Red Army In the last prisoner exchange already being called by many people, squad that otened fire on the in June 1984 in the I! N -patrolled ing new "all natural" weight-loss "the mod exciting weight-loss break- crowd at the ux) airport in Tel zone between Israel and Syria, Philadelphians find "Super" Ptfl developed by the JMA through of the century." In bet, every- Aviv, killing 27 poeple and six Israelis were freed in a trade (Japanese Medical Association) has just where there are reports of easy and fast wounding 72 Jmong those slain for 311 Syrians, moat of whom been approved (or distribution in the weight-loss from formerly overweight were 16 PuertoRicans making a were soldiers captured in Leba- United States. Reportedly, il can guar- people (in all walks of life) who are now pilagrimage tothe Holy Land. non. solace in church rites antee that you will lose more than a slim, trim, and attractive again. Qkamoto's tan companions The Geneva airport was the pound a day without dieting, from the Company Offer* were killed in the battle with site of the first prisoner swap Sutton also is a forensic technician very first day until you reach your ideal Extraordinary Guarantee Israeli securttyfpan. , between the two sides when an PHILADELPHIA (APi - Resi- for the city medical examiner, and weight and figure. News of this "Super You now can purchase Amilol direct The sources, jpeaking on con- Israeli army reservist was ex- dents of the neighborhood ravaged he helped identify the 11 charred Pill" is literally sweeping the country. It's from the North American distributor, dition they not b? identified, said changed by the Popular Front for by fire in a police confrontation with bodies, including those of four chil- called Amilol and there has never been and il comes with an extraordinary another prisonetto be freed by 76 Palestinians on March 14.1979. the radical group MOVE filed into dren, taken from the MOVE head- anything quite like il before. Israel is Ziad Abj Ein. who was Ten other Palestinians were churches yesterday to seek solace. quarters. guarantee. If you place your order now and then extradited frorr. the United freed in Israel in the trade that offer assistance and look ahead. The Baptist church donated 40 "Flute* Calorie. Right Out follow (he simple instructions for a States to Israel on bombing followed months of negotiations "Let us set our sights on what can cases of food the day after the fire. Of Your Body" charges through the Red Cross be. not what is," said the Rev Sutton said, and a special collection period of 30 days, you must be com- Charles H. Diamond, pastor at St will be taken next Sunday. Whal makes Amitol so ihriUing and pletely satisfied with the dramatic viable Carthage Roman Catholic Church, Grace Davis, a member of the unique is its reported ability to flushcalo - results or just return the empty container Islamic group rejects exchange where more than 300 people gathered church's choir, said the "best thing ries right out of your body. Amilol is and Dyna Labs will immediately send for a "Mass for Support and Hope." we can do is stick together and pray, completely safe, it contains no drugs back your entire purchase price. This KVi VrtHK *l'i - The According to the Times and give what we can give " Islamic Iliilv vLr organiza- Kuwait made the oiler in the last St. Carthage, three blocks from whatsoever Its ingredients are derived guarantee applies regardless of your age the MOVE rowhouse bombed by At St. George's Episcopal Church, solely from the Konjac root which grows or current weight level. Whal could be Ntion njrcinl in offer by two months in contacts with Iran the Rev. Russell A. Bechtel con- I police last Monday, served as a Red primarily in Northern Japan. better than thai! It's just that simple. If Kuwuit l<> Irce 17 prisoners in through unideniihrd Arab ducted a baptismal service. In a Cross shelter after the ensuing fire Why the Konjac root? It has been ewhange lor the rvkise of four mediators. sermon, he acknowledged the con- you've tried to lose weight before and AnnTir.ins kidnapnq in Leba- Kuwait said the exchange destroyed 53 houses, damaged eight used in Japan for over 1600 years to failed you no longer have an excuse. others and left 270 people homeless. gregation may have been asking of non according to l\ published could proceed only il the Islamic their God. "Where has he been in our produce rapid and natural weight-loss! Amilol is available, it's easy and it works ri'txirl \esti-rday. organization promised not to Throughout the neighborhood, troubled and difficult times? Where Japanese studies verify that Konjac without dieting! The lunddinenlalkt group, engage in terrorist acts in from churches built of stone to was he last week?" root actually prevents fat producing cal- $ 19.95-30 day supply, or $35 95 - which last week releilod photo- Kuwait or against Kuwaiti converted storefronts, worshippers Bechtel said. "God's spirit is in ories from being absorbed into your sys- 60 day supply. Order immediately by graphs ol the Amrritute and two interests abroad: that the com- offered prayers for the dead, the creation ... He is also present in tem. They say il does this by surrounding sending a check or money order to Frenchmen kidnappedui Beirut, mittment be guaranteed by Iran: homeless and the city, as suggested community." found the terms of thvixchange and that the organization release much of the fats, proteins and carbohy- DYNA LABS, 270 No. Canon Dr., Ste by Mayor W. Wilson Goode . Mayor Goode, a deacon at the unacceptable. The N«v York any hostages it is holding, the drates you have eaten with a protective 1255 (Dept. U 31) Beverly Hills, CA, "Now is not the time for talking First Baptist Church of Paschall 30 Times reported in Hi Sunday diplomats told the Times viscous coaling which is then gently 90210. (Enclose your return address). about whose fault, why'd they do this blocks away, asked the congregation editions, quoting Arab clplomals flushed out of your system. And accord- Credit card holders can order by simply The Islamic group reportedly or that," the Rev. Raymond D to join him in a silent prayer. in Beirut. said it would not accept any of ing to Japanese research this produces Sutton at Liberty Baptist Church. "The one assurance I have is. as dialing loll free: (1-M0-367-2400) 7A the conditions, the Times said. A senior Stale Denrlment •Our top priority is what we do for long as I can keep my hand in God's absohitdy amazing results. hrs a day, 7 days a week. Either way your uffirial. who declined!: to be The extremists last week is- these refugees. We have to take care hand, everything is going to be all And who can disagree! Amilol (al- order will be promptly sent. Please don-' identilied. dismissed th« report sued statements and included of human needs ' right," Goode said. though brand new to this country) is wait. You really do deserve to be thin of the possible exrhanje. the photographs of the six captives: Times said The official laid he Terry Anderson. 37. chief Middle believed such a proposal could East correspondent of The As- not have been advanced without sociated Press: US. Embassy his knowledge, the newspaper official William Buckley. 56: the said. Rev. Benjamin Weir, a 60-year- The 17 prisoners icM in old Presbyterian minister: the Kuwaiti jails were con icted of Rev. Lawrence Jenco. 50. a bombing the U.S. .int French Roman Catholic priest, and embassies in Kuwait ir Decem- French diplomats Marcel Fon- bcr 1V83. taine. 45. and Marcel Carton. 62 Florida wildfires contained IAMI (AP) - Florida's in Flagler County, was contained wont outbreak if wild- yesterday afternoon. But about Ifire*, which burnd about 20 miles south, in the Daytona 200 homes and scorched almost Beach area, a 28,000-acre brush 110.000 acres in two dars, was fire was out of control yesterday contained yesterday in allbut one and destroyed nine homes area, where an enormoti blaze No major region in the state remained out of contiil and was free of fires, which were destroyed nine houses. aided by winds of 10-15 mph in "Winds are lower aid the most of the state. A six-month humidity is higher," said Larry drought has parched the state, Amison, a spokesman ftr the making the land more vulnerable state Division of Forestry "We to fire. are getting more eonfideit — The wildfires have been bum- things aren't getting worst." ing off and on for about a week, Even though most fires were but grew to major proportions no longer spreading, about 10,000 early Friday. The causes of the acres were burning Sunday, said fires haven't been determined in Paul Wills, a spokesman for the most cases, but officials said state Division of Forestry. arson, lightning and accidents all Fires were concentrated in a probably contributed. 200-mile stretch of northeast Florida officials said fires in coast from St. Augustine to Cape 1981, another drought year, Canaveral, and inward Into the burned about the same amount of Ocala National Forest, one of the acreage, but these fires were largest and most popular forest considered worse because many campgrounds in the state. populated areas have been The area encompasses Volutia threatened. and Flagler counties, where »f- "No houses were lost (in 1981) ficials said 48,000 acres were «n and not nearly as many people fire. The other 52,000 acres were twere affected," said Wills. This burning in smaller fires scat- outbreak, he said, "is destruction tered throughout 28 of Florida'! without precedent in Florida." (0 counties. Two firefighters have died •* I»r»uHnf| 4m. at mnn»m A 12.000-acre fire that burned TINTON FALLS during the wildfires and three 142-2727 about 200 homes in Palm Coast, have been injured. DAH.Y > (AT. • *M » I:M THUM. 4 m. OWN TO I SUWMV-HOON TO I P « More milimial new. |>U(!f >B TheRegMler OPINION r. MAY 20, 1985 OURS Jail improvements are lagging ou don't have to be an expert on report on the jail's progress. The thrust prisons - prisons in general, or the of the report was that jail officials Y Monmouth County Jail in particular might be trying, but they're not trying — W) see that county officials are hard enough ' dragging their feet regarding a number Here's an example of what's going of mandated improvements at the local on: One of the major requirements of lockup Ackerman's order was the alleviation According to a report issued over the of crowded conditions at the jail, but a weekend, jail officials have made construction project designed to reduce "good faith efforts" to comply with an the overcrowding is behind schedule. October 1984 federal court decision Why? Because the overcrowding is ordering improved conditions. That's slowing down the construction work. nice, but "good faith" doesn't solve the Talk about Catch-22 problems the court order was designed It is exactly this sort of nonsense that to alleviate. tips off even the most casual observer James R Zazzali. appointed by U.S. that county officials are not doing District Court Judge Harold A enough — and not doing it fast enough Ackerman to oversee compliance with — to comply with Ackerman's order Ackerman's 1904 order, revealed the It's about time they quit stalling and foot-dragging in his fourth interim got the job done Parkway compromise is needed he way things are going, the debate board of education, in fact, has said the over Garden State Parkway Exit opening of 116 is "an ill-conceived plan T116 could degenerate into a shouting which constitutes a real threat to the match between those holding opposing operation of the Holmdel public General Dynamics: Fun is overhead viewpoints It doesn't need to. but it schools " could That might be an overstatement, and WASHINGTON - The shortest way to a visit a company plant. A $125 ticket for a ful efforts to obtain increased M4 tank and And if it does, a serious problem will the school board's threat of legal action Pentagon contract is often through a March 1983 Placido Domingo concert was F-16 aircraft production in th« FY 1982 budget," a company memo exp'ained. get lost in the crossfire: traffic against the state highway authority if cocktail lounge or across a golf course. At given to Rep. Joe McDade, R-Pa. Explained least this is the route that General a memo: McDade "is a particularly - Dues: For several years company congestion at Exit 114 in Middletown Exit 116 is opened might be an over- Dynamics has often taken to win friends effective member of the (appropriations lobbyists charged the taxpayers for their The problem is bad and getting worse reaction Nevertheless, concern for the and influence procurement officers. defense I subcommittee and is well respect- »30 monthly membership dues to the (i won't get any better until something safety of school children can never be General Dynamics may have slipped ed by colleagues." Republicans' Capitol Hill Cbb and its Democratic counterpart it done to divert traffic away from Exit over-emphasized from first to third place in the great corporate scramble for defense dollars, but It Unfortunately, few workable alterna- - Cookbooks: In 1982, General Dynamics it hasn't been for lack of effective lobbying. bought 10 copies of "Congressional ; At almost any hour of the day or tives exist Even if Exit 114 and the Its Washington executive! have wined, Jack Anderson Cookbook" and submitted the (120 bill to the qight. traffic on and around Exit 114 is roads near it are upgraded, congestion dined and golfed their way from Capitol Hill government. The project director for this to the Pentagon Heavy During the evening rush hours. will not be significantly reduced collection of congressional rcipes was the Our associate Tony Capaccio found the — Gifts: These included 178 for flowers oars are bumper to bumper, streaming without adding Exit 116 to the Parkway sent to a congressional staff member and wife of Rep. William Dickinsm. R-Ala., the evidence in internal company documents ranking Republican on the House Armed •ff the Parkway much faster than traffic pattern and public records He also interviewed »M for a basket of fruit delivered in July 1983 to Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Arii. The Services Committee. narrow local roads can accommodate At some point in the near future, a several people familiar with the lobbying operation. fruit was accompanied by a note from - Golf expensei: Compaty golfing fees jjiem public hearing will be held on the issue. Lefevre that said "Hopefully, this will He uncovered entertainment expenses were also charged to he taxpayers, make you feel at least half as good as your I Worse, the number of cars using the and that hearing will enable all those and other questionable payments that including $115 monthly di»s at the Con- ride in the F-16' ... (signed) The troops at General Dynamics improperly charged to gressional Country Gub aid 140 for golf- (xit is expected to double with comple- who would be affected to argue for or CD." Son of the new ATliT complex on against Exit 116 — and to offer any various defense contracts ai overhead. club storage Last year, UFevre charged Here are some of the ways the company — Receptions: General Dynamics' Wash- the government t63S for bat and restaurant laurel Avenue in Middletown. solutions they might have to this spread its largesse: ington office donated 8100 worth of white bills at Burning Tree CotfUry Club for a wine toward the House Science and Tech- To relieve this problem, state high- difficult dilemma. — Political contributions: Four of the single three-person outiif He did not, nology Committee's 1982 Christmas party. way officials have proposed the opening company's top Washington representatives, however, pass along the 005 he spent on And a solution is desperately needed, Another (80 in booze was donated to a including office director Ernest "Ted" green fees, equipment ad rentals for the $ Exit 116 in Holmdel Under for the traffic problem that prompted farewell party for a Senate Commerce LePevre. contributed a total of f 1,106 to same excursion. fandably. Holmdel residents are not Committee staff member; the thank-you the debate is getting worse every day. members of Congress between 1983 and 1984 note enclosed the receipt for the corporate tiamored of that plan. Ultimately, the solution will almost through the company's political-action com- For the 1983 Kemptr Open at the file* Congressional Country Club, a General •; Of particular concern is the potential certainly require some compromise mittee These donations were not charged In December 1(83, the company spent Dynamics executive siggested that the Effect on children attending schools and sacrifice on the part of everyone to the government. — Tickets: General Dynamics handed out 1915 on a buffet in its own penthouse suite company buy an additi«ial WO clubhoi'se- •ear the exit The president of the concerned. tickets ranging from f 120 for the ballet at for a senior aide to Sen. Bennett Johnston, and-grounds-badge package because "every the Kennedy Center for an unnamed D-La , and staff members of the Defense year the legislative affairs department congressman, to S34S for an airline ticket appropriations subcommittee. "These per- receives several requfts from friends on for former Sen "Roger Jepsen, R-Iowa, to sonnel were very important to our success- Capitol Hill for ticket." OTHERS' Philadelphia needs answers A dismal message for Democrats "After four out of five serious defeats," "We can't win asi national party without t's been said that things always look There also is the matter of com- H wsmi •, mvmm be told the National Press Club last week the South and Vest," said Kirk, an better the next day. ments by Fire Commissioner William Th« Associated Press "those defeats may now have brought the assessment strenfhened by each new I WASHINGTON (AP) - As Paul G. Kirk national party to Its senses." census. Richmond about the initial blaze being That s a lie. Then again, his optimism may be a bit An examinationof how the Democratic a small one that could have been dealt Jr. struggles to restore the Democratic If hell is made of concrete, it could Party as a factor in national politics, he is premature. ticket has fared in the Sun Belt in Ipok no worse than the 8200 block of with if firefighters had not delayed confronted by two sets of numbers — the In the same speech, be called for self- presidential eledons doesn't offer the discipline and urged Democratic candidates party much encouagement The last Demo- Qsage Avenue the day after law knocking down the blaze for fear of results of the last five presidential elections and the Census Bureau's predictions of to "run with the national party — and not crat to carry California was Lyndon B Enforcers came face to face with the MOVE sniper fire where Americans will be living and voting against it." Johnson in 1984. Carters regional appeal in That would appear to contradict local plague called MOVE in the 1990s But Kirk was unable to get elected 1976 enabled hkn to carry Texas and ! Burned-out shells that once were Sambor's statement, since contact with officials to unite inside a single policy group Florida, but btth states voted over- Those numbers explain, in part, the whelmingly for Rorald Reagan in 1980 and Homes smoldered in the midday sun. flammable material immediately to serve ss a vehicle for establishing proliferation of Democratic attempts to consensus positions on issues. 1984 and have been .showing signs of GOP would have produced much more than Smoke and soot hovered in the air like lean) something from the continued success Hie members of the Democratic Leader- gains at all levels the aftermath of a weekend cookout, a small fire. of its local candidates by creating group* ship Council, established over Kirk's objec- Between Hubert) H. Humphrey and like the Democratic Policy Commission and ind charred bits of wood and plaster Questions, inadequate answers and tions, elearly weren't ready to "run with the Walter F. Mondale Minnesota has had a the competing Leadership Council. native son on the Danocratic ticket in four and glass floated in the run-off of more conflicting information seem endless. national party." The presidential election results send a The chairman went ahead and set up his of the last five elections and, for that But it's apparent that those in authority than 600.000 gallons of water dismal message to the party. Policy Commission, beaded by former Gov. reason, has been [the only dependably waited too long before taking action — Mayor Goode — who was invisible Democratic candidates have lost four of Scott Matheson of Utah, to undertake the Democratic state. most of Black Monday — was back on allowing MOVE members the luxury of the last five presidential elections, and in same sort of search for consensus the The three eledoral votes from the display, but he and other top officials months to create a fortress on Osage. three of them, they weren't even close. The Policy Council has as its goal. There even District of Columbh are the only ones the was some overlap in the membership of the Democrats can dkunt on regardless of There also is no logical explanation for only Democratic candidate who was elected were short on needed answers. two groups. whom they nominjte. police not having an immediate fall- president — Jimmy Carter in 1976 — was The mayor said "no one could have resoundingly defeated four yean later. But the Impression remained that the West of the Mississippi River and south anticipated there would be resultant back plan when initial assault attempts council was made up of Democratic of the Mason-Dkon Line, Democratic The Census Bureau projects a continued politicians made very nervous by close fire from the two pounds of explosives failed. presidential ticket haven't run well even movement to the Sun Belt with the political identification with their national party. though the party (does well electing gov- And in the adding-insult-to-injury dropped onto the roof of the MOVE balance of power shifting from the Demo- Many of those Democrats are from the ernors and memters of Congress. compound. An immediate concern, department, the mayor made few cratic strongholds of the Northeast to the Sun Belt. The test of Hrk's leadership will be Republican growth areas of the South and however, is why such obviously hazard- friends by commenting it was no use If the Census projections for 1990 prove finding a way br national Democratic West correct, there will be a another major shift ous materials were used if no one in "crying over spilled milk" and that he candidates to duplicate the success of the Bill Brock, often credited with rebuilding Lf congressional seats to California, Texas party's other candidates. The alternative wanted to know if interviewers during charge considered the potential danger the Republican Party in the post-Watergate and Florida In 1992. The big losers, once would be swing the negative reaction to the Police Commissioner Gregore Sam- a press conference had "any new years, has explained that the GOP was again, will be New York, Pennsylvania, presidential ticfets begin to undermine ready for change because it feared It might bor said the fire, which spread to and questions." Ohio and Illinois. Democratic successes at other levels. go out of business. In fact, one landmark shift would see destroyed 59 additional dwellings, must The unnecessary, poorly planned EDITOR'S NfTE: Donald M. Rothberg Kirk apparently is hoping to capitalize on Texas replace New York as the second most is the chief political writer of The As- actions that led to the total destruction have been "assisted by some form of a. similar concern among Democrats. populous state. sociated Press flammable material." Once again it's of the homes and lives of 60 Philadel- reasonable to question whether that phia families is far from a case of possibility should have been considered spilled milk. And if the mayor and his — especially in light of MOVE'S staff would give straight answers to successes earlier the day of tlv> siege current questions there would be no YOURS ki anticipating and thwarting police need to repeat them. strategies Philadelphia Dally News Taxes without representation A little over two hundred years ago, a Another very good example took place group of very brave men Invaded the harbor last week when Washington legislators To the Editor: at Boston in what has been known as the refused to go ilong with President Reagan's It is most unfortunate and regrettable Boston Tea Party. From this the slogan of budget cuts»they pertained to themselves that the Long Branch school children, the Taxation Without Representation is Tyr- and ignored the 10 percent asked for. taxpayers, and the teachers are more or . anny was born. Today we are having a less pawns in the hands of the board of However, they willingly cut a portion of the return to this odious practice This appears Medicare asd Medicade benefits. The Register education In the effort to get even with the in the State of New Jersey when the mayor and city council on the school cuts. It is the same old story when it comes to Established in 1678 — Published by The Red Bank Register Instead of cutting toe top-heavy brass, they taxpayers feel they are unable to afford cutting back; it is always those in the lower A Capital Cities Communications me Newspaper reduced essential teachers and others in the tremendous Increases in the school budgets salary ranges that have to be the victims school system in an effort to nullify the of the state. When they vote them down, the of the cuu. N.J. State Board of Education may, in its It Is unfortunate because It Ukes many GEORGE J LISTER council recommendations by showing that President and Publisher necessary jobs were eliminated. It also was descretion, override the will of a free to make up the cuu, when it would take but an effort to convince the Slate Board of electorate and restore the cuts. a few in the higher salary brackets, and not Bill Thompson Charles C Tri Jane Foderaro Educatiion that the cuts shoaM bt rescind- really disrupt the education process. ^ E Cly Editor ed This Is unquestionably taxation without UftrN. DltWsfM representation. Lantkancti • MAY 20. 1965 Thr Register 70

Irene C. Morra Michael P. Hanahoe Irene G. Morra. 63. of Ocean, died Michael' P Hanahoe, 82, of 219 Saturday at home Peachwood Road, Middletown, died 'Pioneer spirit' returns Born in Morrittown. Mrs. Morra yesterday at Riverview Medical lived in the Morris Plains area Center, Red Bank. before moving to Ocean 15 years Born in Ballina. County Mayo, ago Ireland, Mr. Hanahoe lived most of She was a volunteer for the his life in the Bronx, NY., before Monmouth County Office of Social moving here six years ago. to Pennsylvania highway Services. He retired in 1965, after 40 years She was a member of the Faith Hill postmaster Judith Porter, 47, of service as a freight handler for the BRIER HILL. Pa. (AP) - Penn- W.Va., a 130-mile route past the Baptist Church. Wanamassa. and said as she mingled with neighbors Samuel Robinson Sr. Pennsylvania Railroad. sylvanians, marking the path of Allegheny Mountains. alto a member of its Prayer and in a long, flowered dress and He was a member of the westward bound pioneers, held an 87- Originally an Indian trail followed Ailing Ministry. matching bonnet Saturday. Samuel Robinson Sr.. 80, of MO Brotherhood of Railroad Workers, milelong bash to mark the 150th by George Washington in the 1790s, Thousands of people flocked to the Broad St., Keyporl, died Saturday in Mrs. Morra was a member of the New York City. anniversary of the states' acquisition the winding, stone road was financed National Pike — now better known Bayshore Community Hospital, Women Aglow, and the 700 Club He was a communicant of St. of the historic National Pike. through the sale of public lands in Surviving are her husband. Robert as U.S. 40 — for special tours, Holmdel Mary's Roman Catholic Church, "Everyone's banded together, Ohio and other western states. Born in Glasgow, Scotland. Mr. F. Morra of New Bern. N.C; one New Monmouth, and a member of exhibits, performances and even a sprucing things up. It's a revival of Already connected by existing Robinson came to the United States son, Robert H. Morra of Ocean: the Holy Name Society of Our Lady wagon train. the pioneer spirit," said Polly highways to Baltimore, the National in 1921, and settled in Kearny. He three daughters, Susan K. Burton of of Mercy Roman Catholic Church, For many, it was a chance to Storey, 62, of Uniontown, chairman Road eventually extended as far resided in Union Beach, before Convent Station. Renay G. Shutter of Bronx, NY revive their roots. of the two-day National Pike Festi- west as Vandalia, III., just short of moving to Keyporl, seven years ago. Long Valley, Leisa G. Morra of His wife, Margaret Greene "Living here, we tend to take val, which ended yesterday. its original Missouri destination. He retired in 1968. after 35 years Ocean; and six grandchildren. Hanahoe, died in 1977. things for granted," said Martha The celebrations took place along of service as a truck driver for The Raymond A. Lanterman & Son Surviving are two sons, Edward Hutchinson, 61, of Uniontown. Two Unable to afford the high costs, the pike's route, which cuts across International Printing Inc., Newark. Funeral Home. Morristown. is in Hanahoe of the Bronx, NY., and of her great-great grandfathers the federal government turned the Pennsylvania's southwest corner, Mr. Robinson was a member of charge of arrangments Michael Hanahoe of Peekskill, N.Y.; tended horses along the National' National Road over to the states from Addison near the Maryland Caeserea. Lodge No 64. Ft A.M., two daughters, Muriel Trainor of Pike, while another owned and beginning in the spring of 1835 The border to West Alexander Just east Keyport, for 40 years. Oakland, and Joan Murtha, with operated a roadside tavern. states converted it into the nation's James T. Donohue of the West Virginia line. He was also a member of Local whom he lived; three brothers. For others, it was an opportunity first toll road and called it the History buffs and festival fans to learn more about history. No 478. of the International Team- James T. Donahue. 87. of Del Ray Anthony, John and Thomas Hanahoe, National Pike. The tolls were lifted gathered to pay homage to the "Everyone in the nation's history sters Union. Newark. Beach, Fla.. died yesterday at all of England; six sisters, Mary in IMS, long after trains had taken wilderness trail which eventually can tie into it," said Dolly Dascenzo, His wife. Susan J. Mitchell Rob- Bethesda Hospital. Boynton Beach. Powers of Yonkers, NY, Martha over westbound travel. became the first federal highway 42, a guide at the Nemacolin Castle inson, died in 1971. Fla. McNaughton of Springfield, Mass., It became U.S. 40 during the 1920s, and Margaret Turner, Elizabeth and opened the door to what once in nearby Brownsville. Surviving are two sons. Robert Born in New York City, Mr. by then stretching from coast to Nicholson, Nellie Heburn and was the West. The National Road was built Robinson of New Port Richey, Fla., Donohue lived in Monmouth Beach coast and carrying automobiles in Kathleen McGee, all of England; 17 "It's part of our heritage This is during the 1810s from Cumberland, and Samuel Robinson of Enumclaw. before moving to Florida 15 years place of stagecoaches and wagon grandchildren and eight great-grand- hometown to a lot of people," Brier Md., to the Ohio River at Wheeling, Wash; a daughter, Mrs Margaret ago. trains. children. Brand of Tewksbury. Mass.; 12 He was an executive for a New grandchildren and 10 great-grand- York insurance company. The John F. Pfleger Funeral children He was a communicant of Home, New Monmouth, is in charge The Bedle Funeral Home. Key- Precious Blood Roman Catholic of arrangements. Special summer programs are planned port, is in charge of arrangements. Church. Monmouth Beach His wife. Anne U Donahue, died Jennie Bruno beach area. Parents feel better after year." in 1976 OCEAN GROVE - Plans for about that too. It's great fun for More information can be obtained Ann Montgomery Suriving are one son. James P. special summer programs at Ocean Jennie Bruno. 79. of Little Silver, everyone, but the people themselves on "Fun In The Sun" beach events Donahue of Greenwich. Conn.: two Grove have been announced, and Ann Montgomery. 41. of 11 Cherry died yesterday at Riverview Medical are what make it all enjoyable year from the Association. they include everything from castles St., Tinton Falls, died Saturday in daughters. Eileen Jones and Marilyn Center. Red Bank in the sand and kite flying, to a Riverview Medical Center. Red Garvey both of Boynton Beach. Born in Red Bank. Mrs Bruno had scavenger hunt and inner tube Bank. Fla ; 10 grandchildren and 10 great- been a resident of Little Silver for grandchildren. racing. Born in Baltimore. Md . Mrs the past 46 years The Gallagher Funeral Home. August G. Stoll Jr., beach man- Montgomery had been a lifelong She was a homemaker. Greenwich. Conn . is in charge of ager for the seaside resort, says the resident of Tinton Falls She was a communicant of Si arrangements. "Fun In The Sun" program kicks off She was employed at the Marlboro Anthony's Roman Catholic Church. with the fifth annual sand castle Psychiatric Center for many years. Red Bank. contest July 6, starting at 9 am and She was a member of the EmanueJ Her husband. James Bruno, died ATTENTION judged at 2 p.m. Baptist Church. Tinton Falls, and a in 1963 "Sandcastles aren't the only member of its Missionary Circle. Surviving are four sons. Fred J. things created," said Stoll. "We had She was also a member of the Newspaper Bruno of Shrewsbury. Anthony J RED BANK RESIDENTS huge dinosaurs created from the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Bruno of Middletown. James Bruno sanad. Some people bring blueprits Foreign Wars. Post No. 9463. Tinton with whom she lived, and Richard J with them and really get involved." Falls Bruno of Palm Beach Garden. Fla . Surviving are four sons. John A.. critic dies one brother. John Guallieri of Red The inter-town volleyball tour- NOTICE OF VACANCY Price W . Anthony E . and William Bank: two sisters. Millie Lucia of nament, held for the first time last C , Montgomery, all of Tinton Falls; Garden Grove. Calif.. Virginia Pic- year, is scheduled for July 20. RED BANK REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY I API a daughter. Kathy G. Montgomery of cola of Keysville. Va : 12 grand- Neighboring towns are invited to - John Martin, the first full-time BOARD OF EDUCATION Long Branch; two brothers, Preston children and four great-grand- enter. dance critic for The New York and Thomas Williams, both of children Times, who was credited with help- Inner tube racing and the life- Miami, Fla.; her parents. Mr. and The John K Day Funeral Home. ing bring dance recognition as an art guard tournament are planned July Due to the resignation of a member, the Board Mrs. Preston Williams of Tinton Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- form, died here yesterday at the age 27 and 29 respectively. of Education is responsible for appointing a Falls; and two grandchildren. ments. of 91 The Child's Funeral Home. Red This is the fifth year for the new member to fill the unexplred one-year Martin, dance critic for the Times Bank, is in charge of arrangements popular kite-flying contest scheduled term. Interested residents are cordially invited from 1927 until his, retirement in for Aug. 3. The biathlon Aug. 10 will to submit a letter or brief resume outlining 1962, died at Westly Nursing Home, include running and swimming biographical Information and qualifications. according to Zachary Solov, former Police arrest events. 202 Death Notice chief choreographer for the Metro- Everyone is Invited to exhibit politan Opera in New York City with their work at an art show Aug. 17, whom Martin shared a house. 26 in probe and a craft show Aug. 31, the last HANAHOE - »«« r »B. 12 Martin's listing in the Dance program of the season. The public is Applications ROM. MKMMOWI. NJ. Wl May II. Encyclopedia said, "He fought his CHICAGO (AP) - Police have invited to visit the shows, and those rmaband of trva !•*« Mifgfi Sraafia rui nun falfcar battles against an apathetic public should be forwarded to: 04 Edward. Mtthaal Mia. Munrt Tramor and Mr* arrested M street gang members in wishing to participate may contact Joan Murlfta Daar brothar of Anthony. Jofwv and almost singlehandedly suc- an Investigation of a series of drug- Ocean Grove Camp Meeting As- TnoffiM Mrs UargarM Turnar. Mrs tltuaatn ceeded in establishing it (dance) as sociation, 54 Pitman Avenue, Ocean Kenneth R. Sommerhatter Nvchotaon. Mrt Nafta Haburn. Mn Katfiraati McOaa. related slayings and assaults, and Board Secretary/School Bu.inei. Administrator Mr* Mary Powara and Mri Martha McNaugMon a recognized art form." four of those arrested were charged Grove, New Jersey 07756, for regis- Funaral. Wad . lift am from tha John F rfnaai Martin's wife, the former Louise Red Bank Regional High School Funaral Homa. lift TindaM Koad. Naw Uorwnoutft with six murders, authorities said. tration forms. Other programs in- Mat* of Ctinatian Burial «WM bo orfarad al St. Man/I Mick, died about 20 years ago, said Police said the deaths occurred as clude a scavenger hunt and swim Board of Education fl C Church. Naw Mortmooth at 10 • m lotarmanl Solov. Martin has no living relatives, Ml Olrvat Camavtry UtddMawn Vlailauon Mon. 74 part of a two-year drug war among lesson and meet on the beach Aug. 101 Ridge Road p m and Tuaa. 2-4 and 7-f. p m. he said. gang member*, former gang mem- 24. Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Martin arranged to have his body bers and independent drug peddlers "Except for the water activities," MONTGOMERY — Ann. « u Charry Si donated to Albany Medical Crater, said Stoll, "the programs can be held Tmion Fail* on May II IMS Awotad mothar of fighting to control the drug trade on John A . Pnca W . Anthony E . WUtlam C . and Kattiy said Solov. There will be no services. the South Side. even if the weather isn't sunny. And, by: May 31, 1985 O Monfcjomary Fond Malar of Pratton and Thomaa for the children, it's ideal because Willlama Loving dauaruar of Mr and Mra Praatcxi Police said most of those arrested tvilliama Orandmothar of two Punaral Samtea Wad.. Saturday were found in raids of two they're enjoying themselves for ' 30 p m al tha Emanuat lapiitt Church. Timon hours without having to leave the FaMa Tha Rav Robart Parkmi officiapng intarmant Former Cambodian apartment buildings owned by gang Monmouth Mamanai Park. Tinton Fall* Frwnda may members, and that numerous can al ma Church. TUM . 7-a p.m prime minister dies weapons, including two sawed-off shotguns and a rifle with a telescopic MORRA — Irana 0 at Ooaan two on May la, IMS Wlfa of Itobart F Morra of m* earn. N.C sight, were confiscated. Mothar ol Robart M. Morra. Qoaan H.J.. tuaan K PARIS (AP) — Former Cambo- "The investigation will continue Burton, Convant Station. N.J , Ranay 0 ShutMr. dian Prime Minister Penn Nouth. because we still have several GRAND RE-OPENING Long va«ay N.J.. and laiaa O Morra. Ocaa*. N.J Funaral Sarvtca al tha Raymond Lantprman ftSe n who served under Prince Norodom murders that we think are attributed Funaral Homa. 1M South 3|, Mornawwn. on Tuaa . Sihanouk, died at his home here May 21 INS. at 11 am. Intarmarrt ai Evaroraan to this gang," said Capt. James Camalary. MornatOMi. N J vwting Kauri en Mon. Saturday, family members an- Delaney. WEDNESDAY, MAY 22nd 1-4 and 7.t p m nounced. He was 80. One of the defendants is charged Nouth headed several govern- with stabbing and shooting two BRUNO — Jannia Inaa Ouanlarl} of Lima Suvar ments from 1949 to 1969 when he was on May II. IBM Wlfa of tha lala Jamaa. Mothar ol people to death, two others are Fran J.. Anthony J., Jamaa. and R*hard j. smar of replaced by Gen. Lon Nol. He also charged with killing another person, John Oualbarl. Mra M.llia Lucia, and Mra Virginia served as Cambodian finance minis- Piccota. Funaral Maas Wad . B a rri. SI. Anthony • and a fourth is charged with shooting R C. Church. Rad Bank Viailalion Mon . and Tuaa . ter, ambassador to France and three people to death. 2-4 and 7-B p m . at the John E. Day Funaral Home, governor of Pnom Penh, the Cambo- •S Riverside Am, Rad Bank Capt. William Woods said there dian capital. were 28 arrests.

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Gellert, Marlboro, Social Sciences killed in a car accident last year. MIDDLETOWN - More than and Business Institute, and Nancy B. 1.100 students were awarded Barringer conferred the gradu- Grossman, Elberon, Social Sciences ates' degrees and Gordon N. Litwin, certificates or associate degrees and Business Institute. The selec- yesterday during the 15th com- chairman of Brookdale s Board of tion! were based on academic excel- Trustees, distributed the diplomas mencement exercises held by lence and service to the college and Brookdale Community College, Lin- community. Richard Cole, professor of natural croft, in the college gymnasium Lisa Langsam. Aberdeen Town- sciences, and Dr Lawrence McNamara. professor of student Brookdale President Dr. B.A. ship, a liberal arts major, spoke to the graduates and visitors She has development, were grand marshalls Barringer officiated at the cer- of the procession. The Rev William emonies which were followed by the been active on the Student Services Board and served as its vice presi- Bohnsack. pastor of St. Leo the presentation of pins to nursing Great R.C. Church, Lincroft, de- school graduates dent. She will enter the University of Delaware this fall. livered the invocation and the Rev Distinguished graduates for 1985 Renala Smith, Enghshtown. pres- Newton W Greiner. assistant pastor recognized by the college were: ented the class gift, a trophy case to of the Frst United Methodist Church. Nathan D Justus. Eatontown, who be used in the gymnasium to display Morganville, delivered the benedic- received the award from the Natural trophies earned by college athletes. tion. and Applied Sciences Institute; The case was presented In memory A reception was held for the Karen L. Austin, Rumson, Applied of Michael Larkin, a former star college community and guests, after Humanities Institute; Elaine C soccer player at Brookdale who was the cereirtony

the blind, visually Impaired and to veterans who served in the Korean people with hearing problems. and Vietnam Wars. Names will be For further information, contact Inscribed on a plaque to be placed in Keyport James Davidheiser, 37 Highland front of the Little Silver Borough Ave., Leonardo. Tickets are avail- Hall next to a monument honoring REGISTER/CARL FORINO able for golf and dinner or dinner World War I and II veterans. Support group forming The veteran's name, address, YMCA SUPPORTERS -Marjone Pursell of annual report at the annual meeting ol the only. Richard Dill, William Johnson, Herbert Bradshaw, Jerry Massell telephone number, branch of service Middletown. incoming president, and George Community YMCA, Red Bank. for assault victims and Paul Bova are members of the and rank should be sent to Post Sheehan,M.D, guest speaker, look over the committee. Commander Howard Sabo, c/o Little The Women's Resource and Silver Borough Hall, Prospect Av- Survival Center is forming a new enue. support group for women who have Yard sale to benefit been sexually assaulted. The ongoing Pursell elected new YMCA president group will help women deal with nursing home residents problems resulting from such as- itions. Pursell also serves on the rowhead Management Commit saults. A yard sale will be held May 29 to RED BANK - At the annual Monmouth Day Care Center tee chairman for the past two Sessions will be held Wednesdays provide funds for recreational ac- Rumson meeting of the Community YMCA Board of Directors, is a member years. James Murray. Bayshore from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the center, tivities and outings for residents of held at the Peninsula House Sea of the Monmouth County Pan Youth and Family Service branch 10-16 Broad St. Each group will be the John L. Montgomery Medical Bright. Marjorie Pursell of Hellenic, and president of the executive, presented the award to led by trained counselors or mem- Center, Dutch Lane Road. It will Middletuwn was elected presi- Beacon Hill Women's Golf As- Carol Gallagher of Holmdel. bers of the center staff. Individual take place in the home's front Fund drive starts dent for 1986-86. succeeding Law- sociation She was involved with Bayshore s Management Com- counseling is also available. parking lot from 9 a.m. until 2:30 rence E. While Family and Children's Services, mittee chairman For information or to register for p.m. The rain date is May 30 Pursell has been a YMCA RUMSON - Richard and Mary the Girl Scouts, and was presi- Eugene Shoup of Knglishtown counseling, call the center between Merchandise will include used board member since 1972 and for Jane Kroon kicked off Ihe start of dent of the Middletown South was presented with a plaque for 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. items in good condition such as toys, the 1905 MCOSS Special Appeal fund the past 3 years served as vice High School PTA 10 years of service to Camp clothing, knick-knacks, games, dis- president for leadership re- raising drive with a cocktail party at George Sheehan. MI) noted Arrowhead Dulcie Dyche. Red hes and household goods New their home last month sources She also chaired the Red cardiologist, runner, author and Bank Branch executive, pres- merchandise will be available at a Bank management and fitness columnist, spoke at the dinner In ented certificates of appreciation Chinese Auction table and hot dogs Last year, the campaign rilled committees and was active in the his remarks. Sheehan discussed to Mary Ann Gaul. Red Bank Freehold and beverages will be sold. $115,000 for the Red Bank agency capital expansion campaign society's changing views towards Department of Parks and Rec- Sale organizers are Rose Kelsey, The Kroons. who've been active in White, who served as president exercise and fitness reation director, for her involve- Cass Yannariello and Doris Waters, MCOSS fund-raising activities for since 1982. was presented a Chairman's Awards were pres- ment with the Youth and Govern- Township Lions Club all employees at the home. the past seven years, hope donations plaque on behalf of the YMCA ented by W Van Lenten. Camp ment Program, and Paul Hurault will reach $125,000 this year Board (or his service. Arrowhead branch executive, to Shrewsbury, for his volun- hosts golf tournament "My husband and I we wen- In addition to her other pos- William Buckner Marlboro. Ar- teerism delighted to help in any way possible The Middletown Lions Club will for such a worthwhile cause," Mrs host its first fund-raising golf tour- Little Silver Kroon said "We've always been so nament May 22 at Bamm Hollow impressed with the wonderful ser- Country Club, Lincroft, with golf 1 vices that MCOSS provides to the starting at 10 a.m. A dinner and Veterans names sought community ' dance will follow the tournament. Mr Kroon heads the venture Prizes will be awarded for low net by VFW for monument capital division of Donaldson. Lufkin and low gross scores, longest drive It Jenrette in New York He and his and nearest to the pin. Rumson-Little Silver VFW. Pint wif* have six children, ranging from A i».i.d directory of coming events for non-profit organizations Rates $3 75 for three lines for 1 day <|1 00 each Proceeds will support Lions' aid to No. 10188 is seeking the names of the ages of one to 13 years additional line« $5 00 for three tines for two days <$1 50 each additional line), $6 50 for three lines for three days i $2 00 each additional line), 17 50 for three lines for four or five days <%2 25 each additional line". WOO for three lines for six to eight days ($2 50 each additional line). 110 50 for three lines for nine to ten days < 13.00 each additional line) $13 50 for three lines for eleven days Each additional day $1 00. each additional line 13 00 Deadline 11 A.M two days before publication Call The Daily Register. 542-4000, ask for The Date Secretary BIRTHS Pleasant Valley Adult Day Center MAV 11-11 - anniversary celebration Space available. 946-4639 Rain or FRIDAY-FRIDAY RED. WHITE k BLUE Dance will shine RIVERVIEW MEDICAL Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lavin April 22 You are cordially invited to attend be sponsored by the Church of Nav- CENTER (Nancy Pell). 78 Bingham Ave., Mr. and Mn. Milan Jakub (Clare a special meeting held nightly le<- livity. Fair Haven. 91am Music by Antique Quilt show and old-fashion- Red Bank Rumson, son, April 23. McKeever), 148 Clairmont Ave., rept Saturday i May 19-31 at 7 p.m. Joey Sudyka A light Midnight buffet ed strawberry festival. 12-5 p m at Mr. and Mrs. Ham Peter Graf Belford, daughter, April 22. held at the Assembly of Christians Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Price (LUa will be served. Reformed Church. Otborne Si Key- Robles), 2140 Apollo St., Ocean, ion, (Brigitte Emmenegger), 208 Mr. and Mrs. W Scott Paden Gospel Hall i 653 Art Street loff port Grand Ave • Long Branch. NJ Sub- April 22 Knollwood Drive, Middletown, no, (Laura Toomey), 16 W. Wilson MAY 27 - MONDAY Circle, Red Bank, son, April 22. ject Chart Future Events ' "A . Leonardo Memorial Post 338 JUNE I - SUNDAY Bible Believing Church American Legion will hold its 39th Bayview PTA is sponsoring a Mr. and Mn. Loyd Rogers (De- annual Memorial Day parade The luncheon to commemorate the retire- borah Turcnyn), 5 Tracy Place, MAY tl - TUESDAY parade will start promptly at 10 a m ment of Mrs Abba Daniels principal Tinton Fall*, daughter, April 22. Monmouth County Park System sharp at the corner of Leonard Ave of Bayview School The luncheon will Mr. and Mrs Thaddeus Kasper Museum of Modern Arts bus trip Bus and Leonardville Rd . Leonardo Or- be held at Peninsula House. Ocean (Patricia Slatoni, 821 Eighth St.. leaves Thompson Park. Newman ganizations wishing to participate Ave.. Sea Bright from noon-3 p.m HELP WANTED Union Beach, daughter. April 27. Springs Rd Lincroft. HSim Re- can contact parade chairman at For info and to make reservations Mr. and Mrs. Eric Heinzelmann turns 5 30 p m 111 For registration 495- 2SM or 291-9579 please call 671-4307 or 671-2173 call 142-W00 RESTAURANT EXPANSION OFFERS (Katherine Churchill 1,160 E. County Road, Colts Neck, son. April 28. MAY I7-MAY II - JUNE 21-2? - MAY 21 - WEDNESDAY IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITIES. SEE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moran MONDAY-FRIDAY FRIDAY-THURSDAY OUR AD IN THE CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Lincroft Center for Children Day 3rd Annual Sea Coast Area Revival St Agnes Church, Atlantic High- (Kathleen McCarthy). 19 Alberta Care Open House HO P M Fall and will be held Monday May 27 thru lands, will sponsor a trip on the Mis- SECTION TODAY UNDER "RES- Ave., East Keansburg, son, April 28. summer registrations Lincrolt Friday May 31 at St Stephen s AME •issipi Queen Memphis to New Or- TAURANT HELP" Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Kretzer Tenter for Children 1475 West Front Church 1001 Lake Ave Asbury leans Call 2*1-0876 or 291-0272 (Sandra Wickliffei, 105 II Lincroft NJ Call lor brochure Park 7 30 P M nightly All are wel- Bridgewaters Drive, Oceanport. come JUNE M - SUNDAY daughter. April 28. Woodbndge Corvette Club presents Singles Again newest chapter hosts MAY Zt - TUESDAY 1st Annual Shore Jamboree. Corvette a cocktail party and dance at the See Aren I We All with Rei Har- snow, swap meet and Miss Corvette Lakeside Manor. Rt M. Hazlet rison k Catudette Colbert Ut swimsuit contest Indoors at the Mon- Orientation 8pm Daw.* * p m For Leaves St Mary s(p m Call 787-3652 mouth Sports Arena in Tinton Falls further info call SM4M3 orTT-tlM Fans choice donations to aid the March of Dimes First 60 cars re- MAY 8-Jl'NE It - f MAY II * JUNE I - ceive trophies Entrants call 542-4947 WEDNESDAYS FRIDAY k SATURDAY or«344MS Monmouth County Park System Or- Shore Regional. H S presents igami workshop for adults. Wednes- SPOTLIGHT' A Review based on days May 22 thru June 12 12 30 p m JULY 11 - THURSDAY CAREER the works of Stephen Sondeheim Trip to Disney Summer Magic Tatum Park Activity Center. Redhill Tennessee Williams. Cole Porter Rd Middletown 120 for registration stage it screen exlraganza Radio Neil Simon, and others' 8 pm at the Call 842-4000 City Music Hill Bus will leave H S . Rt 36. West Long Branch All Bayshore Recreation. 10 30 a m Cost seats M 00 Info 222-9300 M-F. 9-4 30 MAY 23 - THURSDAY HO includes trans , show k box lunch p m Eve* k weekends 222-0152 MID-ATLANTIC TRIP • Atlantis For additional info or reservations Casino Cost IIS. rebate 112. 15 Food, Choraliers of Eatontown present Call Bayshore Recreation Center. AT LINCROFT Ail show Leave Middletown. Hazlet 4 "Bill of Broadway. " selections from Port Monmouth Rd E Keansburg pm 787-4921 The Music Man " k Guys And 787-18M CAMPUS Dolls ' 8 p.m.. Woodmen School. Keyport Auxiliary. Bayshore Com- JULY II - SATURDAY Raleigh Ct. Eatontown $4-Adults munity Hospital sponsoring fashion St Catherines Rosary Altar Society 13-Seniors It Students show & dinner 6:30 p m Lakeside is having a bus ride to Blue Army Manor. Hazlet Raffles & prizes IIS JUNE 1 - SATURDAY Shrine. Washington. NJ W If person Tickets call 264-3M4 or Sth Annual Middletown Twp His- interested call B Emerson 787-8163 264-3619 torical Society Flea Market on the JULY 2» - SATURDAY I YOUR FIRST STOP FOR SUCCESS! lawn at beautiful Croydon Hall in MAY 14 - FRIDAY TRIP TO RADIO CITY - DISNEY Leonardo Tables, $8 each. 2 for IIS Singlet Again Open House Dance COMES TO NEW YORK By The For reservations call 671-0250. Singles Again hosts the largest open Open Door. 121 Leaves Red Bank 4 house dance at toe shore tonight in I Wednesday, May 22,7-10 p-nru Married couples Bible class Straw- Hazlet 739-M3 The Mooring. Rt 70. Point Pleasant berry Festival k Crafts show 10 # Hot complimentary buffet Ail AUGUST I - SATURDAY a m.-3 p.m. at the United Methodist College Gym (park In area 6 or *7) singles welcome Orientation 8 pm Special Elks Sailing aboard the De- Church. 247 Broad St . Red Bank Dance 9pm For more information luxe Royal Caribbean MS Nordic •MM JUNE t - SUNDAY Prince. 1 week cruise NY to Ber- Learn about careers from over 100 professionals. Flea Market at Temple Beth Ahm muda Open to the public Contact MAY U - SATURDAY 550 Lloyd Rd Aberdeen. 9-5 Rain or Joanne Pagano for special rates Investigate Cooperative Education, lake a free Spring Dance at the Highlands shine. Space H Bring own table 530-8291 Firehouse 9 pm - 1 am Cisco's 584-5286 Disco. DJ. hot buffet Beer setups AUGUST 17 - SATURDAY career test (free Interpretations later). Come, BY 0 B Door prizes. 50-50 s will be JUNE I - SATURDAY The Middletown Township Hi, sold 110 per person. 112 at door TRIP TO SOUTH ST. SEAPORT. class of 65 and 64, 20 year class listen, ask the pros — they'll tell you how Sponsored by the Highlands Fire Aux- CHINA TOWN, LITTLE ITALY OR reunion Lakeside Manor. Hazlet iliary GREENWICH VILLAGE, (choose For info 495-0492. 222-7OS5. 8424949 to get where you want to be. onel by the Open Door. 111.00. Call The Mikado' performed by the SEPTEMBER 2-16 XV Gilbert it Sullivan players with MONDAY-MONDAY full orchestra I pm at the Count Flea Market Fair. 9-4 Holmdel St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High- BROOKCALE Basie Theater. Red Bank Sponsored UCC Church. Main St.. Holmdel At- lands, will sponsor a trip to Norway. by the Monmouth County Arts Coun- tractions Flea market, games, Chi- Sweden and Denmark. Coil 11649 per COMMUNfTY cil s Spectrum Series Call the box nese auction, strawberry festival, person, double occupancy. Call office 842-9002 for tickets to this 100th crafts, baked (odds To benefit 291-0876 or 291-0272 COLLEGE The Resislcr

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A distraught Ashley admits FREEHOLD CINIMA • to Jack that Brent is her father. Mssk (PQ-13) 7 15. 9:30 FREEHOLD CINIMA s. Girls Just Wsnt to Hsva Fun (PQI 7 35. 9:25 County turns parks over to community 132 East River Road Rumson. N.J. In the first such agreement, the 842-2131 MONTCLAIR - Essex County county is paying Montclair Grass officials hope that a new plan to turn Roots Inc., a consortium of 23 local over county parks to local communi- organizations. $65,000 to operate the Carl.4. Qua/ilia ty groups will save money, reduce Glenfield Community Center here. vandalism and increase the use of Scalzo said. playgrounds. , He said Westside Park and Branch The community groups would Brook Park will also be handled by WHEN YOU EAT organize park programs, such as ball community organizations IS ALSO IMPORTANT games, summer camp, day care and adult education programs, said Wil- II you are skipping breakfast, it could be upsetting your whole dally balance of food intake. This is even true if you are on a diet. By morning liam Scalzo, director of the Essex you have already used up two thirds of the energy supplied by your evening County park system. meal By mid-morning there is nothing left and you could drag moil all day SOFT SHELL CRABS bout vitamins? We believe a properly planned vitamin supple ARE COMING SOON! Come Celebrate with ua ment can be important and we carry a complete stock of vitamin products made by reputable manufacturers Bui, they are in no way a substitute for Prlzet All Night! a well balanced daily diet Start your day off right You could feel better for It YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a delivery We will deliver promptly without extra charge A great many people rely on ill tor their health needs We welcome requests for delivery service and charge accounts. AattertMsf Dtstrtteler llli.Dinrw. Spirit" Jersey author 29 Composite

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WEDDINGS Renz-Colbert Kenny-Barnes Oxford-Doud

DEPTFORD — The marriage of MIDDLETOWN - The wedding LAKEWOOD - St Mary of the Kathleen Mane Colbert and Brian of Kimberley A Barnes and Jeffrey Lake Roman Catholic Church was Mark Renz took place April 20 at St. M Kenny took place May 4 at the the setting April 20 (or the wedding John Vianney Roman Catholic United Methodist Church The Rev of Sandra Diane Doud and Darren Church The' Rev Kenneth P. Richard L Wilson officiated. A Michael Oxford. The Rev. Paul Hallahan officiated The Rev reception followed at Cervino's Cob- Rimassa officiated at the ceremony Michael Renz assisted The recep- blestones which was followed by a reception tion was at Riviera Hall. Audubon Parents of the couple are Mr and at the American Hotel. Freehold. The bride is the daughter of Mr Mrs H Roy Barnes. Adele Court. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Doud. and Mrs Frank J Colbert. 81 Cedar River Plaza, and Mr. and Mrs. Howell, and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Swamp Road. Jackson Mr and Edwin Kenny. Manahawkin Oxford, Howell. are the parents Mrs John Renz. Thirteenth Street, ofthe couple West Keansburg. are the parents of The bride's sister. Paula Nicoll. the bridegroom was her matron of honor Denise Lisa A. Doud was the maid of Duckers. Judith Tilton. and the Mary Colbert was the maid of honor Karen A. Martin, Linda E bridegroom's sisters. Darlene Ken- honor Karen Renz. Eileen Peiper. Cranmer and Julie Oxford were the ny and Tracey Kenny, were the Mania Markovchik and Eileen Mr. and Mrs. bridesmaids. Alfred Capriotti Jr. and Mrs. Brian M. Renz bridesmaids. Joel Barna served as Mr. and Mr*. Boyer were the bridesmaids Amy GeoHrey M. Kenny served as the best man. Franklin the best man Randall Bames. Darren M. Oxford Renz was the flower girl The best Renz is an alumnus of Raman High Doud, Thomas Lawlor and Eric brother of the bride, and Steven man was Dave Flory Jack Colbert. School. Hazlet: Albright College Holmdel Her husband was Oxford were the ushers. Nicoll. Donald Amato and Michael Bruce Flamm. Bill Dougherty and Reading. Pa and attends Drexel graduated from Middletown High School. »nd is a staff sergeant with Laffi-y. were the ushers School North and attended Mr. and Mrs. Oxford are alumni with, the 3551 Recruiting Squadron Rich Wengert were the ushers University. Philadelphia He is em- of Howell High School. She received Mrs Kenny is a graduate of Brookdale Community College He QeslPlaines. III. Mrs Renz is a graduate of ployed by Bell Atlantic Inc.. Prince- a BS degree in community health Middletown High School South and is the manager of BP Oil Co.. Jackson Memorial High School and ton from Slippery Rock State College in They settled in Des Plaines after Brookdale Community College Lin- Eatontown LaSalle I'niversily Philadelphia After a wedding trip to San Pennsylvania. He was graduated croft. She is employed by Prudential After a wedding trip to Barbados a wedding trip to England. France She works for Penn Mutual Life Franciscoo and Hawaii they settled from the U.S.AT. Recruiting and Holland. Intarance Co Philadelphia Mr In Newtown, Pa Property and Casualty Insurance they settled in Ocean Delehanty-Ostrov Ceccarelli-Johnson EATO.NTOWN - Old Orchard Inn Mrs Delehanty is a graduate of girl. Brian Walling was the ring was the setting for the wedding of. Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High 477 Caldwell Ave.. Belford. are the bearer The best man was Dan and reception for Wendy Marie School She received a BA degree MIDDLETOWN - Kimberly bride's parents. The bridegroom is Ostrciv and James Bernard Delehan- inpsychology from Montclair State Johnson and Joseph Ceccarelli were the son of Joseph Ceccarelli, 32 .'Ceccarelli Blake Bohinc and ty Judge Arnold B Levin officiated College, and a Master's degree in married yesterday (may 111 at Moran Place. Keansburg. and Irma Michael Johnson were the ushers at the civil ceremony teaching from Monmouth College. Belford United Methodist Church Denker. Keansburg. The couple attended Middletown High School North Mr Ceccarelli is Mr and Mrs Harold J Ostrov West Long Branch She is a property The Rev Merton Steelman of- Sherill Walling was the honor employed as an assistant parts 115 Lincoln Ave Fair Haven, and manager and mortgage loan ser- ficiated. The reception was al attendant. Jacqulyn Johnson and manager Mr and Mrs James B Delehanty vicer for James R Poole and Co . Independence Hall. Belford Sue Johnson were the bridesmaids They are living here 39 Hollywood Ave West Long Inc Newark Mr Delehanty was Mr and Mrs Frederick Johnson. Nicole Ceccarelli was flower Branch, are the parents of the graduated from Shore Regional couple High School. West Long Branch, and Nam v L Ostrov was the maid of the Wharton School of the I'niver- honor The bridesmaids were Ronni sity of Pennsylvania Philadelphia M Feigin Patricia A Delehanty. He is employed by General Motors Beauty found in 'desert of age' Suzanne M Delehanty and Mary Acceptance Corp . Eatontown By JACK H. SMITH She accepted jury duty for the first Delehanty Daniel J Delehanty was time At 60. Sarah-Patton Boyle, whose the best man The ushers were Their wedding trip was to the Mr. and Mrs. In this process, she developed a Christopher Delehanty Thomas De- West Coast of Florida They live in husband had just walked out on her. Time of Your Life greater understanding of the person- lehantv and Russell Olivadotti Oceanport Jamas B. Delehanty began growing old alone She tried to hood of others She had long re- compensate by thinking of the ad- She became aware of another cognized the importance of giving vantages — to do what she wanted over taking in human relationships to do. to express her individuality barrier between her and younger people due to their presumptions But. she thought, we usually give She purposely left Charlottesville what we think others ought to have Doctors need emotional distance Va . the friends and the memories about the old. A coed in the next seat rather than listening for what they built on her homemaker days, to at a college dramatic production warned her that the show was want us to do Perhaps her greatest In the middle of the service, Iht develop a new life in a thriving Dear Ann Landers: I'd like to adult." A supermarket clerk triumph was that of establishing a respond to Shamokin. Pa., who was daughter of the deceased woman suburb of Washington. DC where meaningful listening companionship stood up. pointed al the doctor and opportunities to express herself apologized for having asked her upset because her mother's doctor whether she wanted a carton of with a victim of Alzheimer's dis- didn't attend Mom's funeral. Ann Landers screamed. "There he is! The man seemed greater ease Instead of plunging headlong into cigarettes A woman assumed she I work for a doctor who doesn't who killed my mother!" She has told this inner adventure her favorite pursuits of writing and had to help her into an elevator allend funerals either May I tell you deatn are in God's hands and all we Thai was the last lime he attended story in a book. The Desert painting, she found that her new She recognized these experiences »h\" Dr. C. is up before Ihr sun can do is render the fines! medical a patient's funeral. — M.D. la Ohic Blooms." published by Abingdon freedom from responsibility actually as a sign of creeping apartheid making hospilal rounds. The mo- care possible .More than com- Dear M D I'm not surprised Press of Nashville at 16 95 It is impeded her creativity Now she was "People no longer saw me as a mem he arrives at his office patients petence is involved. Of equal import- Thanks for writing compelling testimony with a strong ance is a non-involved kind of obliged to discipline herself instead person like themselves. " she writes are wailing. He spends the rest of Dear Ann Landers: I am iurt religious undergirding. proving that compassion and positive reinforce- of relying on the pressure generated "They saw me as an old woman, a the day in and out uf the examining others have Ihis problem and would one can learn to appreciate life more ment. Sometimes it's difficult for by the expectations of her family stereotype I had been feeling the rooms .ind receives countless tele- appreciate a solution. Can you help? in "the desert of age than in the phone calls from people who Ml'ST physicians to maintain that "space," In the metropolitan area, she pain of being pushed from mid- Every day 1 buy the newspaper wellspring of youth speak to him. but il Is essential to their mental discovered that values and standards stream to the sidewaters of human thai prints your column and take il Sometimes emergencies call him health. Doctors are people too. Sign were different than those with which contact and consciousness ... we are to work. A group of co-workers hack to the hospital in the middle of me - Proud To Be With Dr. C. she was comfortable. Perhaps she set apart in other minds iwhen we always ask If they can see the paper the day W hen he goes home in the Dear Proud Thanks for the input had been so involved in family are i thought of as 'they.'" after I have finished with It. Of evening he is exhausted — but he Is Here's another letter on the same management that she had been Boyle realized that she would have course, I say yet. Yesterday al least always on call — even through the subject unaware that these things had to fight this apartheid by herself. She CBS seven people read my paper. night Dear Ann Landers: When I began changed everywhere In any event, sought reassurance of her person- Il irrilatei me that every day But the reason Dr. C. doesn't to practice medicine, many years she could not share the new attitudes hood "In old age," she affirms, "a SUPERMARKET freeloaders get the tame pleasure attend funerals is not because he's ago, I was deeply saddened b> the and this tended to isolate her For a sense of progress is as necessary for and information that I do from my 36 MAIN ST. busv and overworked. It's something death of an infant patient. I planned lime, die seemed to discover com- happiness as in youth." She took paper, and it doesn't cotl them a much more personal. A physician to attend the funeral when an older patability for her ideas in a church, college courses to gain new knowl- KEANSBURG cent. I'm annoyed but I don'l know who becomes emotionally involved and wiser physician told me the but later learned that attitudes edge. She assumed responsibility for what do do about il. Any ideat? — with his patients will become a following story. It changed my mind toward the spiritual had changed cleaning up an outdoor area she used On The Spot In The Southwest burnoul early, and he knows it. in a hurry. "there also as a refuge for thinking and prayer Leo of $ | Shortly after I began working tor Dr. L. was the physician for the Dear Spot It would be nice if your 39 Dr. C. I became upset because a "Jones" family for many years. co-workers were to buy their own patient I'd grown fond of was facing When Mother Jones died lal the age papers, but they won't so long as MCOSS Special Appeal kicks off fund drive LAMB LB lermjnal cancer. The doctor sat me of Ml be felt he should attend the they can read yours for free So. explained that life and funeral. continue to be gracious Work at changing your attitude vices that MCOSS provides to the JERSEY NUMBER GAME Rt'MSON - Richard and Mary community." Figure you are providing pleasure Jane Kroon kicked off the start of Pick any 3 Number* and information to seven co-workers Mr Kroon heads the venture you can play the 1985 MCOSS Special Appeal fund- capital division of Donaldson, Lufkin Panel on parents' rights to be aired for a measly few cents a day How raising drive with a cocktail party at from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. else could you do so much for so & Jenrette in New York. He and his 7 days a week their home last month wife have six children, ranging from discuss education philosophy from many for so little'' Last year, the campaign raised the ages of one to 13 years. WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER EATONTOWN - Channel 8 Storer the perspective of William Torry Don'l flunk your chemistry lest. Cablevision will air a panel dis- 1115.000 for the Red Bank agency Harrison, a top education official at Love it more than one tel of glands cussion of parental rights in educa- The Kroons. who've been active in the turn of the century calling to another. If you have MCOSS fund-raising activities for tion as part of its public affairs trouble making a distinction you series at 8 p m on May 25 and 5 p.m. Also speaking is Councilman the past seven years, hope donations need Ann's booklet, "Love or Sex on June 2 James Shea. Matawan. who sought will reach $125,000 this year parental input into family-life cur- and How lo Tell the Difference." "My husband and I we were YOUR HOROSCOPE Among the panelists are Dr ricula through the administrative Send a long, telf-addretsed, stamped delighted to help in any way possible Stephen Sniegoski an education courts He is a marketing consultant envelope with your request and SO for such a worthwhile cause," Mrs. ly STEIU WILKK LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Be historian with the L' S Department and retail marketing manager cents lo Ann Landers, P.O. Box Kroon said. "We've always been so MONDAY, MAY 20 open-minded, but don't believe eve- of Education. Washington. They will David Lindsay, Neptune 11995. Chicago. III. 60611. impressed with the wonderful ser- Born today, you are one of those rything you hear and only half of hard-working, serious people whom what you see! Business affairs turn COUPON many mistake as being the light- upward. hearted, even devil-may-care sort. 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Pinch-hitter Gary Carter walked to Brian Downing and Ruppert Jones and the NEW YORK (AP) - In his most their record to 23-11, the best in the major load the bases again — this time for Johnson combined six-hit pitching of Jim Slaton and pressurized at-bat for the New York Mets, SHEEHAN leagues, and to 15-3 at home — who had lowered his batting average to Donnie Moore gave the California Angels a Howard Johnson, mired in a season-long "We're finding ways to win games," said 135 by going hitless in his 13 previous at- victory over the New York Yankees. slump, felt more comfortable at the plate Mets Manager Dave Johnson "That's the bats. Slaton, 4-2, and Moore, who worked the than he had all year. way It's been all year. But I don't know how "You'd think the way I was hitting, I final two innings for his ninth save, also "I was sitting so nice and relaxed, getting much longer I can take this." wouldn't want to get up there in a crucial good hacks at the ball. It was great," said combined to end the Yankees' six-game With the Mets trailing 2-0 after Jeff situation," said Johnson. "But it was just winning streak. the switch-hitting third baseman acquired Leonard's two-run homer in the first, Rafael the opposite, I was dying to get up there I from Detroit in an off-season trade. "I was Santana opened the sixth off starter Jim was determined to get us a base hit and New York starter Ed Whitson, 1-5, took a Exercise: prepared to go down only with a fight." Gott by reaching base safely on third contribute to a winning cause " two-hit shutout and a 1-0 lead into the sixth In the sixth inning yesterday before more baseman Chris Brown's fielding error Mark Working an 0-2 count to 3-2 by fouling off inning, but Rod Carew led off with a double than 50,000 fans, the largest Shea Stadium Davis, taking over a 2-1 count from Gott, four pitches, Johnson stroked Garrelts' and, one out later, Downing pulled his third crowd this year, Johnson drilled a two-run, who left the game with a sore shoulder, fastball through the right side of the infield homer of the season into the left-field seats Prevention, two-out single with the bases loaded that struck out pinch-hitter Ron Gardenhire for only his sixth RBI of the season and Jones hit his fourth homer in the eighth, capped a three-run inning and lifted New before Kelvin Chapman singled to center second game-winner scoring Darrell Miller, running for Reggie York to a 3-2 victory over the San Francisco An out later, Keith Hernandez drew a walk "It was my biggest hit so far this year," Jackson, who had walked. performance Giants. to load the bases and chased Davis, who took he said. "I'm hoping this could have a The Yankees went ahead 1-0 in the fourth "I've been pressing of late," said John- the loss and fell to 2-2. snowballing effect on the rest of my when Dave Winfield's single scored Rickey son. "It's embarrassing to be hitting what was conducting, a.runner's clinic the A passed ball by Alex Trevino on Scott season." Henderson, who had led off with a walk and I'm hitting. I know I'm a good hitter." day before The Cincinnati Heart Garrelts' second pitch allowed a run to score Angels 4, Yankees 1 went to second on a wild pickoff throw by The Mets, who have scored just three I Association Half Marathon. A man in and moved the runners up to second and ANAHEIM, Calif. - Two-run homers by Slaton the front row stood up and said "Three years ago while I was running in a marathon I had a heart attack." It is such events that cause physicians to have second thoughts about prescribing exercise for their patients. Events that also raise doubts about exercise in the general public. "When I got to the hospital," the man continued, "they discovered that my cholesterol was 32$!" There was the crux of it Despite the mileage he had put in preparing for the marathon, despite his ability to go the distance, his cholesterol was at a level assocaited with a fourfold increase in risk of coronary disease "So I became a vegetarian." he said, "Now my cholesterol is 9t, and I'm running better than ever " The addition of a low fat diet to his running program was giving him the desired protection against clogging of his coronary arteries His story put the whole subject of exercise in perspective There are things exercise will do Things exercise is guaranteed to do There are also things exercise can do - but, as in this instance, only if additional measures are taken Exercise has two faces Performance and prevention. Performance focuses on today Performance looks to the future Performance makes your body work better Prevention permits it to do that work safely and for a longer time THE REGISTER /CARL D FORINO' Exercise that concentrates on per- NEW AT RUMSON REGATTA — The Rumson Outboard Regatta, scheduled for be a tribute to John "Broom" Kavookpan. the founder of the regatta who died in formance is a science When Roger Saturday and Sunday. June 1 and 2, on the Navesink River at the loot of Victory a racing accident last year Between 40 to 50 Ski Jets are expected to compete Bannister set out to break four minutes Park, will feature Ski Jets for the first time ever The Ski Jets will be part of a program in the regatta. in the mile he programmed his exercise that will include eight classes of boats competing for honors This 10th event will to accomplish it. The runner who had told us his experience had done the same for the marathon Athletes the world over use training schedules with predict- able results. Exercise physiology is the science of human performance Insert Middletown North grabs lead in Baseball poll your individual statistics, settle on your particular goal and there is a formula be announced. with a certified outcome There is a familiar name atop the weekly Register Top 10 baseball poll. Both Middletown North and RBC are two of the In exercise physiology each individual Middletown North's newly crowned Shore Con- top hitting teams around. The teams met several responds in like fashion to the exercise weeks ago with Middletown North scoring a wild program The response may vary to a ference "A" Division North champions have regained the number one spot thanks to a 13-game 12-11 victory. degree but not be markably so. Individ- Manasquan (15-3-1), another team that has been uals in a three month fitness program win streak The Lions (18-4) replace Freehold Township as on a roll lately with eight straight wins, moves up will show remarkable similarities in one notch to second while Freehold Township, improvement in physical work capacity. the top team after defeating the Patriots, 5-2, in a nine-inning thriller Thursday night in an "A" North which had been leading The Register poll for the In prevention this regularity in past few weeks, slips to third. response is not always the case. Ex- showdown. The two teams were tied for first place ercise guarantees fitness, it does not so the win gave the Lions the championship guarantee health Prevention is con- The winning streak, which began after the Lions Girls Top 10, page 2B cerned with the eradication of coronary were beaten by Freehold Township earlier in the risk factors — smoking, obesity, hyper- season, broke the old school record of Iff set by the tension, high cholesterol, any tendency 1981 club. The Patriots will play No. 6 Rumson-Fair Haven to diabetes. Exercise and particularly "We're pretty much a balanced team," Middle- Regional this afternoon in a quarterfinal round of running can usually reduce or remove all town North coach Rich Veth said. "One game the the Monmouth College tournament. The game was these risk factors, the exercising body defense does the job, and the next time its the postponed from last Saturday because of wet grounds does not want to smoke. It usually offense." attains the correct weight. With ex- Veth was asked to compare this year's club with Mater Dei (15-5), which wrapped up the "C" ercise, blood pressure and cholesterol some of his other strong teams including the 1962 North title with big wins over Rumson-Fair Haven usually decrease Any alteration in team that won both the Shore Conference and Regional and Holmdel last week, jumps two places to fourth. glucose metabolism is improved. Monmouth College Tournaments and finished with a 26-4 record. Ocean's "B" North champions retain their No. But such is not always the case. When "The only thing this team lacked that the other 5 spot in the poll despite being upset by Red Bank exercise is used for prevention its teams had was long ball power," Veth said. "This Catholic Saturday in the Monmouth College deficiencies sometimes become ap- year, we spray the ball around and get our 10 hits Tournament. parent. Mileage sufficient for fitness a game." Rumson-Fair Haven (164), RBC (15-7-1), Shore may not rid an individual of one or Third baseman Darin Ehehalt continues to hit the Regional (154), Long Branch (11-7) and Marlboro several risk factors. Persistent over- ball at a torrid pace. He has 41 hits for a .912 (13-7) round out the Top 10. weight, or hypertension are indications average and is only seven hits short of the school This will be the last Register Top 10 poll until for increasing the duration of the record set by his brother, Dean, in 1963. First the end of the season. exercise. The two hours needed to make baseman Bryan Kernan is another solid hitter with you fit are not making you healthy. Middletown North (1M) a .480 average. Continuing hypertension and obesity are Manatquan (lS-J-1) Scott Nielsen (7-2) and Glenn Spencer (9-0) head also indications for the need of additional Freehold Twp (1M) up a strong pitching staff for the Lions. changes in lifestyle — mainly diet. Mater Dei With the "A" North title won, Middletown North In most instances runners do not find Oceaa Twp UJ-4) turns its attention to the Monmouth College, Shore that necessary. They attain the lean RumsoB-F.H. Reg (1M) Conference and NJSIAA tournaments. hungry look and all the good things that R.B. Catholic (1S-7-1) The Lions will face No. 7 Red Bank Catholic at go with it. Every once in a while there Shore Reg (15-1) Monmnouth College Wednesday in a semifinal is an exception, as in the case of this Long Branch (11-T) Monmouth College Invitational game at a time to runner in Cincinnati, where the II. Marlboro (1J-T) Cholesterol remained elevated. Exercise used as a prevention measure should be enough to stop a person from smoking and get him back to the 12 percent body fat he was in his Register to sponsor tennis youth. The marathoner in Cincinnati had done that but he still had not lowered his cholesterol to an acceptable level. Changing his diet did the rest. tournament at Monmouth Exercise will make you an athlete. Just as it made this man a marathoner. In fact you can not become an athlete Eileen Reardon, Red Bank Regional; Alicia Brown, WEST LONG BRANCH - Fourteen high school Ocean Township and Chris Fleming. without it. There is no other way to female singles players and five doubles teams will obtain the strength and stamina that Players on the doubles teams must be from the vie in the Monmouth College Invitational Tennis same high school. The teams are: O'Byrne and exercise will give you. But the same Tournament which begins at the college tennis formula that will produce superb per- O'Connor (top seed); Cathy Decker-Alida Coo (Red courts on Wednesday at 3:45 p.m. Bank Catholic); Katie Hall-Bea Strickland (St. formance may not prevent disease or put The event, sponsored by The Register and the you in a low risk category. Then exercise Rote); Jennifer Watson-Tracy Baker (Ocean); Ocean County Reporter in conjunction with Daryl Fahey-Denise Vdrarhely (St. John Vianney). must be combined with other lifestyle Monmouth College, will also include a boys measures and even drugs to be effective. A rain date for the first round has been set for tournament which will get underway on May 29 Thursday. Quarterfinals are scheduled for Tues- As you can see, exercise is no myth. Kathy Decker from Red Bank Catholic High When you exercise for performance you day. May 28 The semifinals are June 5, and the School Is the top seed among the singles play. finals, June 8. are assured of the results. When you All players must be from Monmouth and Ocean exercise for prevention you may have to county high schools. However, they will not be Entries for the boys tournament are still being; do other things as well. The marathoner representing their schools for awards. received. Approximately 30 singles entries are- had made all this clear. If you wish to Other players in the singles draw are Jeannie expected. Among the top players in the area who run a marathon, exercise will enable you O'Connor, Red Bank CAtholic; Jennifer Cuccia, St. have already signed up at Chris Gambino, Christian to do so. But if you want to prevent a THE REGISTER /OLEN ELLMAN/ John Vianney; Noelle Paschon, Toms River East; Brothers Academy's No. 2 player; Dave Lomicky, heart attack in the process, you have to HELPS QUIDE LIONS — Middletown North pitcher Scott Nielsen is Pat O'Byrne, Red Bank Catholic; Denise Campbell, Middletown North's captain, and Jay Nerenburg, eliminate your coronary risk factor as one of the reasons why his team is ranked No. 1 in The Register poll. St. Rose of Belmar; Paula Pratt, St. Rose; Lisa Red Bank Catholic's outstanding player. well. The Lions are currently on a 13-game winning streak, and winners Cooper, Monmouth Regional; Michelle Malek, Last year's champion, Joe Miller of Holmdel of the Shore Conference "A" Division North title. Ocean Township; Carrie Pack, Middletown North; High School, may return to defending his crown. ZB 1 lit- It* p-lcr . MAY 20, 1985 SPORTS BRIEFS Top teams hold tight in softball poll The other .300 hitters for the Bucs This week's Register Top 10 are second baseman Maryann Fish- softball poll contains few surprises. er, center fielder Rosemary Mozee wins Buccaneer Classic Unbeaten Middletown South 117-01. Murphy, shortstop Nina Johnson, Manasquan (15-01 and Middletown first .baseman Linda Homefield and ITT1.K SILVER - Former Andrea Bordon (35-11.41 was North (15-3) are holding fast to the designated hitter Melissa Bowie Long Branch High School the first woman runner to finish. top three places Doing the pitching for the Bucs is Ltrack and cross country sUr Red Bank freshman Tess Conlon Middletown South officially Lisa Sullivan who has started every Hoyle Mozee won the first Buc- was second in 35 10 while Jane wrapped up another Shore Con- game. caneer Classic five-mile run Miller of Freehold was third in ference "A" DivisionNorth cham- The Bucs open play in the NJSIAA yesterday with a time of 26 00 5 36 42.2 pionship last week with wins over Central Jersey Group II tournament Steve Zaccariello was second Adam Kramer of Red Bank Matawan Regional and Manalapan. this afternoon when they travel to in 26 10 while Tom Condon and Christina Emerick of Little The Eagles will be favored to win Bast Brunswick Tech. i26 28 5i. Wolf Gaubau • 27 10 9> Silver were the winners of the the upcoming Shore Conference Shore Regional 115-3). which and John Connolly < 27 45.91 had one-mile fun run Softball Tournament and are a clinched the "C" South cham- the next three places Jack strong contender for NJSIAA Group pionship last week, moves up one Calzano was the first Red Bank The race, sponsored by Coastal IV honors place to fourth while Long Branch Regional student to finish He Builders Maintenance, attracted Manasquan and Middletown (14-3) dropped one notch to fifth had a 31 15 4 clocking and fin- 107 runners for the 5-mile run and North continued their winning ways Mater Dei (15-4) moves up one ished 13th overall 32 for the fun run last week and both teams are place to sixth The Seraphs had their expected to be seeded high in the "C" North showdown with No. 9 Shore Conference Tournament. Keansburg postponed by wet Adan grabs Bahr's fiver-miler The one newcomer in the Top 10 grounds Saturday. No new date has this week Is Red Bank Regional been arranged IGHLANDS - Jama Aden Hudson Regional cross country (13-5) which has jumped into The Seraphs have gained at least an Olympic runner from star Bill Loughran was third in seventh place after being unranked a tie for the "C" North title with a H Somila. Africa, won the first 27 34 5 Loughran is a member of the past few weeks. 9-2 record while Keansburg is 8-3 A Bahr's Five-Mile Run yesterday the Bucknell University track The Bucs have won five in a row, Keansburg win will enable the with a time of 25 51 1 and cross country teams but the streak began too late as far Titans to share the title vli-n competed in both the 800 as having a chance to win the "C" Carolyn Schaack of Highlands The Seraphs play host to St and 1 500 meter runs in the 1984 North championship. Red Bank Joseph's of Hammonton today in the Lot Angelt'sOlympics He was was the first female finisher with coach Andy Russo. however, is a 33 10 clocking Kathy O'Connor South Jersey Parochial "B" tour-, lourth in the 800 and fifth in the looking forward to the NJSIAA nament 1.500 He is a student at Fairleigh was second in 35 26 and Diane tournament and a possible berth in Bush placed third in 36 19 3 Neptune 112-71, Keansburg < 13-5i _ Dickinson I'niversity in Teaneck the Shore Conference playoffs. and Freehold (11-5) are eighth, ninth Mike Tully was runnerup in The race attracted 120 run- "Our defense, pitching and hitting andlOth respectively 26 23 8 while former Henry ners has come together," Russo said This will be the last Top 10 poll "And we have six girls who are until the conclusion of the tour-, batting over .300." naments Ryans, McGurks win on links The leading hitter for the Bucs is senior right fielder Debbie Home- ARLBORO - The was team of four, scramble field who is hitting a torrid 529 She foursome of Mary Jane and Marian and Matty Matthews, was a Register All-County first 1. Middletown South 117 in MIJim Ryan and Cicele and and Jane and Len Titus were team selection as a designated 2. Manasquan 114-01 Kit McGurk won the Holland second while Lillian and Pat hitter two years ago when she hit 3. Midriletown North 115-31 Orchards Golf Clubs Mixed Bertoldo. and Diane and John over .400. but she dropped to 335 Shore Ref (15-3) Tournament yesterday The play Steinmetz were third last year. Long Branch 114-31 THE REGISTER Maler Dei (15-41 STILL TOPS — Middletown South High School's Vicki Phillips hasn't "She was going for home runs last year and was swinging too hard.' Red Bank Reg 114-S) lost yet this season, and never have her Eagle teammates who ranked Pezzutti wins at MBC race Russo said. "This year she is Neptune (12-71 on top m The Register's softball poll No other team has claimed the looking for base hits and is making Ktansburg (13-5i ED BANK High winds Schwartz I25I and John Parker lop spot this season more contact with the ball " 10. Freehold (11-51 cancelled most of the Mon iMi. R mouth Boat Clubs final Larry DuBois finished first in Spring Series races yesterday at the albacore with 8'i points John the Navesink River Only two Luard 117*4) and Doug Marsh sanderling races were held with 18' were second and third Johnson propels Gold over Generals Santo Pezzutti winning both respectively Jack Huntsman led the final The MBC will host its annual standings of the Spring Series Johnson put the Gold ahead for good with just play Memorial Day Regatta this DENVER i AP) - Fullback Bill Johnson scored with 9' i points Denis Farley was a little over S minutes to go in the game when he It was Gaglinao s only completion until several weekend and the Summer Series three touchdowns and pushed his rushing total second with 13'.• points followed smashed over from the 1-yard line at the end of minutes into the second period, but he caught fire will get underway the following over 1.000 yards to lead the Denver Gold to a 28-24 by Bill Clausen \Hfio. Jon weekend a time-consuming 13-play 80-yard drive. and finishe dthe first half at 8-for-16 I'mted States Football League victory over the Walker, who also scored three times, had given New Jersey went ahead 10-7 in the fading New Jersey Generals and league-leading rusher the Generals a 24-21 lead earlier in the period with seconds of the first quarter when Roger Ruzak hit Herschel Walker here yesterday a 1-yard dive. a 35-yard field goal That score was set up when Walker also ran for more than 140 yards, the Generals quarterback Doug Flutie. who along Johnson had the ball stripped on the 12-yard line seventh consecutive time he had topped the 100- with Walker was a Heisman Trophy winner, was while he was trying to stretch a short gain into yard mark and tenth time of the season generally ineffective with his passes, although his a first down But it was the gritty inside running of Johnson, first attempt of the game — the Generals' first Denver went ahead 14-10 late in the half on who had 98 yards, and the field generalship of Bob play of the game — found Walker behind the Johnson's 3-yard run after Walker fumbled on the Gagliano that spelled the differnce in the game, Denver defense and Walker strolled into the end Denver 17 But Walker put the Generals ahead played before more than 29.000 fans, the largest zone on a play that coverd 68 yards 17-14 in the third quarter when he ran 5 yards up crowd to watch a Gold game at Mile High Stadium It marked Flutie's longest touchdown pass and the middle this season and swollen by a post-game appear- Walker's first TD reception of the season Walker went into the game as the league s ance by the musical group Alabama Gagliano. on the other hand, misfired on hsi leading rusher with 1.450 yards, while Johnson The victory raised the Gold's record to 9-4 while first five attempts, but knotted the score midway was second with 965 yards the Generals dropped to 8-5 Both teams are in the into the first period when he found Leonard hams Johnson had gone over the 1.-000 mark by. battle for playoff berths on a crossing pattern for a 30-yard touchdown halftime Now Lopez knows that she can still win

Lopez and said she didn't believe she had much CHATHAM TOWNSHIP (AP) — Nancy Lopez Baugh. who still is seeking her first tournament of a chance to win. victory after joining the LPGA in 1973 Baugh. had a big question in her mind entering the final "But you never say die," Bradley said. "Things round of $175,000 Chrysler-Plymouth Charity who is from La Quinta. Calif., has finished second started clicking on the back nine and you never nine times. Classic with the lead Could she still win'' know about this game But Nancy is a veteran and "You don't ever want to think negatively, but "Maybe I tried a little too hard." said Baugh. didn't make any mistakes and those birdies on 16 "I was never quite seeking her first LPGA you always wonder if you can still win. especially and 18 really slammed the door." when you haven't won for a while, said Lopez victory, had a final round 74. while Jones and Lopez started the round with a two-shot lead Finney had 73s Stephenson. who knocked herself Lopez ended all questions about her ability to over Laura Baugh and never lost it during the win yesterday, shooting a 1-under-par 72 to out of contention with a second-round 77. played final round, despite making four bogeys and five the final 18 in 70. capture the Chrysler-Plymouth Charity Classic by birdies. three strokes over Pat Bradley The 28-year-old Lopez finished the 54-hole On several occasions, different players would tournament with a 9-underpar total of 210 in rally and edge to within two strokes of Lopez, but posting her first victory of the year and 30th of then falter. Nicklaus' son her Ladies Professional Golf Association career Cathy Morse, who won this event in 1982, pulled It also ended a nine-month drought for Lopez, to within one stroke after Lopez bogeyed both the who last won in August in Cleveland. 13th and 14th holes wins golf tourney "When you haven't won for a while, you also However. Morse bogeyed the par 4 No 16 and Lopez, playing behind her in the final group of the wonder, when the pressure is on: can you make PINEHURST. N.C. (AP> - Jack Nicklaus II the putt." she added "That's what I thought day. sank a birdie putt after hitting an iron to within five feet of the pin captured the North and South Amateur cham- today I just wanted to hang in there and make pionship yesterday with a 2 and 1 victory over the putt when I had to You're just trying to prove Bradley started the round at 2-under-par and Tom McKnight of Galax, Va . as his father. Jack to yourself you can still do it." had lost a stroke to par after five holes. But the Nicklaus, a past winner of the tournament, The victory also marked the third time Lopez 13-time winner on the LPGA tour then birdied watched from the gallery has won this tournament. She scored victories in Nos. 6, 8 and 11 and capped her round of 4-under- ASSOCIATED PRESS 1978 and 1979 when it had a different sponsor par 69 with a 20-foot eagle on the par-5. No. It. The younger Nicklaus, a member of the WALKER ON THE RUN — New Jersey Generals running back It was a good day for me and a good Morse had a final-round 2-under-par 71 and University of North Carolina golf team, birdied Herscne' Walker goes lor good yardage in the first quarter ot tournament to win." she said "Hopefully, now finished in a third-place tiu at 214 with Baugh, who the 16th and 17th holes of the 36-hole match, to game agamst the Denver Gold. He is brought down by the rest of the year wont be as frustrating " had a final round 1-over-par 74. take the victory on the par-72, 7.020-yard Stan Blmka (50) and Steve Trimble (on ground). Bradley started the round six shots behind The defeat was another disappointment for Pinehurst County Club No 2 course.

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his team took only a small step on the road back. baskets. "They were trying to get it over with but we said the finger and Robert Parish's sore ankle would PHILADELPHIA (API - "I believe in miracles." "I know we'll have our hands full in Boston, but didn't want to give up We're just not ready to call it be examined Monday. A lady sitting behind the Philadelphia 76ers' bench hopefully we've given ourselves some confidence," quits." held the sign aloft before the Sixers went out yesterday "It hurt, but I can't make excuses," said Bird " I Cunningham said. Rookie Charles Barkley, who had 13 points and 20 just did my best But we let them have too many easy and staved off elimination in their best of seven Cunningham said that in the fourth period when rebounds, said it was a matter of pride. National Basketball Association semi-final playoff baskets ' Boston rallied to within seven with 1:03 left, "we were "I know nobody has ever come back from 3-0. but series against the Boston Celtics. The 76ers got 21 points from Malone and 15 from able to get something going at the offenaive end. there ia a first time for everything. I'm hoping we can Julius Erving as they avoided being swept for the first Andrew Toney scored 26 points and Maurice Cheeks "The big key was we went to Moses (Malone) a do it," he said. "We just have to play every game like time in 38 playoff series since the franchise moved here 22 as Philadelphia beat Boston. 115-104. The Sixers now couple of times down the stretch when they were It might be our last because it could be." from Syracuse in 1964 trail the Celtics. 3-1, with game five In Boston mounting a rally and he got some big baskets for us." "They let it all hang out today," said Boston Coach Wednesday night. Cunningham said he still believed that the 76ers were K.C. Jones. "We stuck with them for two or three The Celtics rallied three times in the final period, The miracle the lady referred to was history — if the capable of playing better. Cheeks said it was just a minutes and then it was over. They were very twice reducing the deficit to eight points and getting 76ers beat Boston four straight, they would become the matter of coming out aggressively, building a big lead aggressive in the way they pushed the ball up court and within seven, 109-102, with 103 left on a three-point first team in NBA history to overcome a 3-0 deficit In and maintaining it. crashed the board." basket by Scott Wedman a best-of-seven series. Only four teams have ever come "Other games we were not able to maintain it. We Jones said that Larry Bird, who was 4 for 15 from After Wedman's three-pointer. Cheeks hit a pair of back from 3-1. controlled the defensive boards better than in the past. the field and had eight turnovers, sprained a finger on free throws with Kevin McHale. with 25 points, and Philadelphia Coach Billy Cunningham realizes that We cut down some of their easy rebounds and easy his right hand in the first half of Saturday's game Jones Dennis Johnson with 19. Jabbar lifts Lakers to 3-1 lead scored on a tip-in - the Lakers fifth shot at the basket DENVER (AP) - Center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who - with 20 seconds left for a 118-116 lead. scored a game-high 29 points, and forward James Guard Byron Scott tacked on two free throws with Worthy combined to lead a fourth-quarter flurry five second left to account for the final margin yesterday that carried the Lakers past the Denver Nuggets 120-116 and gave Los Angeles a 3-1 edge in their Los Angeles continued its hot playoff shooting National Basketball Association playoff series. performance, hitting on 65 percent of its field-goal The Lakers can clinch the best-of-seven Western attempts in the first half, bat still trailed Denver 70-68 Conference final series with a victory in Game 5 on at intermission. Wednesday night in Los Angeles The Nuggets, who shot only 46 percent in the half, got With Abdul-Jabbar dominating the boards and feeding 16 more field-goal attempts thanks to a 30-21 rebounding 'eammates for four baskets underneath, the Lakers edge in the half and only five turnovers to the Lakers' built an eight-point lead. 110-102, with five minutes to 15. play. English had 26 points at the half and got an early basket in the third quarter, but injured his hand with Denver — forced to play without leading scorer Alex 5 08 left in the third quarter and didn't return English over the final 17 minutes when English suffered an injury to his shooting hand - battled back behind The Lakers showed signs of pulling away in the forward Calvin Natt. who scored eight straight Denver quarter, but made only three of eight foul shots after points. going a perfect 15 of 15 in the first half, and the third Back-to-back three-point baskets by Elston Turner quarter ended in a 93-93 deadlock. and Mike Evans drew the Nuggets into a 116-116 tie with Worthy scored five straight Laker points, four of 1:01 to play. But Worthy, who rebounded from first-half them on a pair of baskets underneath after passes from foul trouble to score 11 points in the final quarter. Abdul-Jabbar. to give LA a 106-99 edge Pavin thanks Wadkins for Colonial He compiled a no-bogey 68, two under par, and racked FORT WORTH, Texas lAPi - Corey Pavin learned up some more records on the Colonial Country Club his lesson well. course, which, like Riviera, ranks among the most "I definitely have to thank Lanny Wadkins," Pavin difficult, demanding layouts the touring pros encounter said yesterday after scoring a front-running, record- To win at Colonial, in only my second year on the setting, 4-shot victory in the Colonial National Invitation tour, to do it at 14 under par. this is something I'll Tournament. always cherish." Pavin said "I learned something from Lanny," Pavin said. "I Pavin. who led or shared the lead all week, was in played with him in the last round at Los Angeles And front by a minimum of three shots throughout the I learned. warm, sunny final round. He acquired the second "Lanny showed me how to win with a big lead — go victory of his brief PGA tour career with a 264 total. out and shoot good golf." 14 under par and the best score ever posted on the proud Wadkins. with a two-shot lead going into the final old course on the banks of the Trinity round, shot a closing 64 to win the Los Angeles Open earlier this year with a spectacular 264 total, a record It broke, by two shots, the course and tournament score on the Riviera Country Club course. record of 268 set by Lee Trevino when he won his second Pavin. who found himself In a similar situation, took Colonial title in 1978. the lesson to heart. And it was only one of a flock of records produced With a five-shot lead, he went out and played good during the week on a course that long has been known golf, "the best I've ever played," he said. as one of the most difficult and unforgiving on the tour ASSOCIATED PRESS COMES OUT A WINNER — Don January hits way to winning the United Hospitals Seniors Golf out ot a sand trap on the 16th hole while on his Championships at Malvern, Pa. yesterday January surprised to capture 1985 Senior Golf Championship Monmouth College

swing down and blows me off balance." MALVERN. Pa. lAP) - Don January, more By capturing the 130,000 first prize, January Invitational accustomed to Texas plains than Pennsylvania hills, increased his "Senior" earnings to 1944.689. He won was "more surprised than anybody" to win the 12 events and $1 14 million during his regular 28-year $200,000 United Hospitals Senior Golf Championship PGA career yesterday over the 6,670-yard Chester Valley Golf Tennis Tournament He already has picked up 20 victories on the Senior Club course. tour, including four in eight starts this year. He won January fired a 4-under-par 66 and was never last week's tournament in San Antonio. Texas seriously threatened as he coasted to a 5-stroke Balding, the four-time Canadian PGA champion, triumph over Al Balding by shooting a two-day total finished with a 69 yesterday for a two-day total of of 69-66-135. He was the only player to finish under 140. Arnold Palmer and Miller Barber were another Sponsored by par in the 36-hole, rain-abbreviated tournament. stroke back at 141 after shooting 72 and 71. "Before this tournament began. I felt that fifth The only other players to break par yesterday place would be a good finish for me," January said were Harold Henning. a South African who shot 69 "This is just not my type of golf course; I'm not very and finished tied with Bill Collins for fifth place at The Register good at playing up, down, and sidehill lies. But today 142. and Peter Thomson and Art Wall, whose 69s gavo I got it going early and nobody made a run at me." them two-day totals of 144. W and January said the wind that had gusted up to 30 mph No one ever threatened January's lead. and disrupted play during Saturday's first round January bogeyed the first hole yesterday, a 369- didn't blow as hard yesterday. yard par 5. when he pulled his second shot, a 9-iron. "When the wind blows at home like that, I stay to the left of the green and then missed a short putt indoors." the 55-year-old Texan said. "Wind tears my ^jReporter It was to be his last bad shot of the day. Girls - May 21 - June 8 Boys - May 29 - June 8 Open to any boy or girl who attends high school in Monmouth or Ocean Gomez takes title from Lockridge Counties Singles and doubles tournaments for both boys and girls manager, complained bitterly about the decision. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - Wilfredo Gomez of "It wasn't fair." Duva said. "It's the Panamanians Doubles partners must attend the same high school Puerto Rico used his ring experience yesterday to strip and the WBA who are responsible." You must bring a new can of balls to play. The winner keeps the the World Boxing Association's junior lightweight title away from Rocky Lockridge with a split decision to win The two judges voting in favor of Gomez were from can and the loser gets the old can. ' his third world title. Panama. Isidro Rodriguez of Venezuela was the The entry fee Is $12.00 lor singles and $15.00 for doubles ' Gomez, despite his impressive victory, had no referee, and the WBA president is Gilberto Mendosa of Make check payable to Monmouth College Tennis comment about the fight. But Lou Duva, Lockridges Venezuela. Mall check and entry form to: Rich Bruer Monmouth College North-South Athletic Department West Long Branch, N.J. 07764 i8{T YOU DWH7 KNOW? Entries must be received by May 14 for girls and May 22 for boys football game All entrants receive a tee shin compliments ol The Register and Ocean County Reporter. It's Here... All winning trophies compliments of The Register and Ocean County is scheduled Reporter The Sports Car Drivers Dream! For any additional information call (201) 222-6600, ext. 363 NEW BRUNSWICK - Discount tickets for the N.J. Football The New MERKUR XR4TI It's a new bread ol sporting machine but It's alto a Coaches Association's All-Star Foot- true five passenger sedan MERKUR... Sw It ball Game, which will be played at Today! Rutgers on June 29, are now available Elementary age groups can ob- ENTRY FORM tain tickets by contacting George Bossow at Toms River North High 1985 Monmouth College Invitational Tennis Tournament School. Nam* . .

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MAY 20, 1985 BUSINESS SB United and striking pilots to meet with mediator today gers left holding United tickets. "These positions are permanent CHICAGO (AP) - Represents Some other airlines added flights to replacements for striking em- lives of United Airlines and its 5,000 absorb the extra passengers ployees." striking pilots agreed to meet today United expected to have 220 de- Applicants were required to have with a mediator In an effort to end partures yesterday, 14 percent of its at least 250 hours experience in the a 3-day-old walkout, while the airline normal schedule of about 1,550, or past 12 months in one of the types of advertised for "permanent replace- about the same as Saturday when it aircraft used by United, with a ments for striking employees." served 51 of its usual 138 cities minimum of 3,000 pilot-in-command The meeting with National Media- Seven of 77 United flights were hours for captains and 1,500 PIC > tion Board head Helen Witt was scheduled to leave Los Angeles hours for first officers scheduled for Monday morning at an yesterday, with four of the usual 24 undetermined location in Chicago, United planes taking off in Michigan. , Applicants "are coming from ; airline spokesman Chuck Novak said In Boston, where United had 14 take- other carriers primarily," and will yesterday. offs a day before the strike, three undergo 10 to 14 days of training in A pilots' spokesman, Capt Jim departed Logan International Air- United procedures. Novak said The Waters, said it's the union's position port. first group started training Friday. . to meet "any time, any place" and All of the 12 flights scheduled for and "should be available to us within that its willingness to meet had departure from Kennedy Inter- two weeks," he said. nothing to do with United's help- national Airport in New York were Novak had said Saturday the ; wanted ads. cancelled, while all only five from company was already screening The strike began after contract LaGuardia Airport were expected to 5.500 applications to replace the talks broke down early Friday over leave, out of a usual 30 flights. striking members of the Air Line j a company demand for a two-tiered Newark International Airport, Pilots Association pay system that would put newly where there are normally 18 United hired pilots on a lower scale than flights, was down to four He said planes in the air since the . their predecessors The pilots, who United ran newspaper ads yester- strike began were being flown by had not struck since 1951, had day in Chicago and New York City, management personnel who "con- worked without a contract since offering "Immediate Opportunities tinue to keep the United and FAA ; April 1964. For Pilots ' rating as qualified pilots " The strike's effects were wide- The ads offered experienced cap- United spokesman Joe Hopkins spread as ticket agents scrambled to tains (75,000 and first officers said Saturday that "several hun- find alternate bookings for passen- 150,000, plus benefits, and added: dred " pilots had crossed picket lines.

PASTOR HONORED — The Rev. C.P Williams, Jersey Rev. Williams, who was invited by Villane center, pastor ol Second Baptist Church, Long to give the invocation at the opening of the May Stranded seniors flown home Branch, received congratulations from Gov. 6 session of the General Assembly, has served Thomas H. Kean, right, and an Assembly for many years as a member of the Long Branch Resolution from Assemblyman Anthony M. Vil- Board of Education and as a trustee of the Arthur At United, spokesman Chuck Nov- according to the Air Line Pilots CHICAGO (AP) - United Airlines ak said the airline "did everything Association, in tear of running short !ane. Jr., left, honoring the pastor for his long and Brisbane Child Treatment Center m Allaire. flew home a group of 91 senior possible under a strike condition on prescription medicine ALPA dedicated work on behalf ol the youth of New citizens, stranded in Nevada when They're out of there, aren't they'" helped the group by passing the hat pilots struck, after the elderly Novak said the seniors were not for donations travelers joined strikers on the bitter, and before boarding the After United arranged the new picket line nights home, they kissed the air- flights, the pilots' association Members of Chicago's Seniors line's Reno manager, Stew Johnson treated some of the elderly people to Retrial of Von Bulow to continue Connection Club had arrived in Some of the elderly tourists had a spaghetti dinner and a bingo game Reno. Nev . on Wednesday for a found themselves short on cash and, during a layover in San Francisco three-day junket. When the pilots i-io has opposed letting the jury again. off-again love affair with the struck Friday, the airline canceled PROVIDENCE. RI i API - review the testimony of Ms Isles, or Danish-born aristocrat and how she the seniors' Saturday morning flight Prosecutors trying to convict social- allowing G Morris Gurley, Mrs von gave him a marriage dradline and put them on standby ite Claus von Bulow of trying to That deadline fell shortly before Biiluw s personal financier, to tes- Eight Maryland S&Ls murder his wife enter their final Martha "Sunny ' von Bulow's first tify Gurley in the first trial outlined About 80 of the angry seniors week of his retrial with the status of coma on Dec. 27. 1979. how much money von Bulow would immediately marched the picket one of their most important wit- Von Bulow, 58. charged with receive upon his wife's death. line, generating a barrage of pub- nesses unresolved plunging his wife into the temporary Puccio says testimony from the licity by local media, and the airline approved for insurance Superior Court Judge Corinne P. coma in 1879 and a permanent one a two would prejudice the jury against promptly made arrangements to Grande will decide early this week year later with insulin injections, is his client while not providing signifi- send them home — first class — on provided by the Federal Savings and — perhaps Tuesday — whether to let being retried on two attempted- cant evidence The prosecution says two flights Saturday night and BALTIMORE (AP) - Eight of Loan Insurance Corp the jury review the 1982 testimony of murder counts. He was convicted in Gurley's testimony and that of Ms yesterday morning Maryland's privately insured sav- The eight institutions have been Alexandra Isles, according to Assis- the first trial but the verdict was Isles could show von Bulow had a ings and loan associations, which are insured by the private Maryland tant Attorney General Henry Gem- overturned by the Rhode Island motive for attempting to kill his "After a while, with all the media operating under emergency restric- Savings-Share Insurance Corpor- nu Supreme Court wife coverage. United was sweating a tions following runs on deposits, ation. little bit. and United was willing to Ms Isles, a 39-year-old Manhattan Prosecutors say von Bulow want- Ms Isles has left the country in an have received conditional approval Under the legislative package, take care of things." said Beverly socialite and a former soap opera ed his wife dead so he could marry apparent attempt to avoid testifying for federal insurance, officials said savings and loans with assets over Pettersen, a spokeswoman for the actress, was a surprise witness at Ms Isles and inherit $14 million of again. The state does not have yesterday. $40 million will have to apply for travel agency that arranged the win Hulow s first trial, when she told bis wife's S7S million fortune subpoena power outside the United Gov. Harry Hughes signed seven federal insurance by June 1, and will junket a hushed courtroom about her on- Defense attorney Thomas P Puc- States. bills Saturday to shore up the 102 be required in most cases to have privately insured thrifts The main federal insurance by the end of the goal of the legislation is to force the year. thrifts to obtain federal insurance; Smaller thrifts will have up to four the bills also limit depositors' years to change over to the FSLIC REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS withdrawals to $1,000 per month per The S&L crisis developed after an account. announcement May 8 that Old Court Final approval of the eight thrifts' Savings and Loan Association, the ABERDEEN Timothy Trusk to Wayne Kessler, $105,000 Colonial at Freehold to Ralph Peragine to Paul Newman, applications for federal insurance is 'Veiner Homes to John Watts, et et ux, 38 Clinton Ave , $72,000 state's second-largest privately in- Douglas Weber, et ux, 277 Betsy et al, Unit 19, Bldg 4, Village Green, expected in a few days, said Federal sured thrift, had serious manage- al. 3O9B. Gloucester Ct., Wyndham Rozbern Est. to Eric Swenson. et Ross Drive, $132,030 $57,000. Home Loan Bank Board spokesman Place. $67,500 al, 29 Razbern Drive. $95,409 ment problems requiring appoint- Irwin Embinder to Richard Davis, Antonio Spalliero to David Bob Moore, in Washington, DC. He ment of a new chief operating Gary Smith, et ux to Michael Farinella Group to A. Esposito. et et ux, 224 South St.. $165,000. Leonard, et ux, 3 Colgate Court, added that board chairman Edwin Aramanda. 40 Deborah Lane. ux. 28 Oak Lane, $95,525 officer. Its problems set off a run on Jaime Newarette, et ux, et al, to $109,000 Gray has pledged to expedite other deposits that spread to other pri- $101,000 Farinella Group to Carroll Gar- Delia Loricchio. Unit 2, Bldg 17 Ronald Bucci, et ux, to Frances applications for the insurance, vately insured institutions. Werner Homes to Thomas Redd, et dner. 84 Holly Drive, $90,900 Deerbrk. $64,000 .Rogers, et ux. 1670 Union Ave , al. 203 Haverford Court. Wyndham Dennis Healy. et ux, to Sharon Billy Moore, et ux. to David Wong, $88,000 Place. $69,900 Merritt. 58 Villa Place. $79,900 et ux, 102 Quail Lane, $159,900 James Butch, et ux, to John Weiner Homes to Arthur Martino, Kam, Inc to T. Trask Sr , et ux. Steven Scholbrock, et ux, to W Elloras, et ux, 5 Bromley Drive, 304D Gloucester Court. Wyndham 35 Winthrop Lane , $105,000 Henderson, et ux. 26 Koenig Lane. $117,000. Place. $79,900 Farinella Group to John Overby. $86,250 Ronald Dobesh. et ux, to Jospeh Weiner Homes to Christine Russo. et ux, 23 Oak Lane, $100,470 Colonial at Freehold to Victor Stachura, 8 Garden Terrace, $79,900 198D Haverford Court. Wyndham Rozbern Est. to John Buerkle. et Please Take Pinto, et ux. 175 Betsy Ross Drive, HIGHLANDS Place. $82,900 ux, 35 Rozbern Drive. $97,869 $132,900 Joseph Burruenzo to Ronald Farinella Group to Francis Cos- Wm Pape, et ux, to Richard Colonial at Freehold to Kenneth Donohue, 43 Atlantic St., $42 000 Notice of Russo. 417 Wellington Place, 175,000 tello, 87 Oak Lane, $88,900 Nalasco. 267 Betsy Ross Dr., John Portlock to T. D Arcangelis. FAIR HAVEN Edward Kurdes, et ux, to L. $131,875. Kurdes, et ux, 8 Kay St., $43,000 1105 Wellington Place, $65,500 Nell Zarro. et al, to Shutao Lin, Colonial at Freehold to Michael Hydrant Weiner Homes to Eliz. Marziano. Hillcrest Road, $142,000 V. Bernhardt, et al, to Vincent I^magna. 247 Betsy Ross Dr., Brand, et ux. Lot 10, Bl.77, $61,000* 310E Gloucester Court. Wyndham Bette Aquino, et al, to M. Doelger. $114,700 Flushing! Place, $92,900 et ux, 27 Locust Ave., $69,900. Philip Wilson to Paul Van Dyne, 17 Washington Ave., $48,000 William Regan to Mai jo Pesa, et Raymond Maurey to Bernard Re- HAZLET ux, 434 Cliffwood Ave., $74,900 illy, et ux. 77 Lewis Lane. $188,000 Antonio Spalliero to Dennis Alia, HOLMDEL Weiner Homes to Allan Merken, et FREEHOLD et ux. 8 Colgate Court. $114,100. Holmdel Village Estates to Walter ux, 202C Haverford Place. Wyndham George Castell. et ux, to Inez Donald Bowling, et al, to Robert Radulski, 13 Country Squire Lane, Place. $74,650 Leliaert, et al, 32 E George St. Pranio. et ux. 5 Hogarth St., $104,000 $212,513 121 Rt 36. Inc. to Carl Caroli, 405 $62,000. Wellington Place, $61,000. Raymond Merten. et ux. tc Chia Frederick Schmidt to Joseph Clif- Chen, et ux, 2 Hoover St.. $117,500 ton. 34 Carol Lane. $82,000 Phyllis Olimpo to Bryan Katz, et Patricia Gregg to G. Ciaglia. et ux, 5 Cottage Place, $73,000 ux. 413 Atlantic Ave . $51,000. Arthur Goldberg to Robert Baist. Lester Washington to John Can- 50 George St., $74,500. dito. 53 Laurelhurst Dr.. $60,000. P & B Realty Inc. to Eleven ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Broadway, II Broadway. $149,900 Stephen Orleanski, et ux, to Daniel Alfred Rozanski to Roy , LaMorte. et ux. 34 Hill Road, Klebowicz. et ux, 35 Runyon Ave.. $137,000 $72,000 Margaret Manigrasso to Care Wallace Barkalow to Warren Mat- , Kinder, 77 Center Ave . $85,000. thews, 18 Throckmorton St., $55,000 Sal Giannola, et ux. to David George Rooney, et ux. to Arthur Nagel. et ux. 59 Highland Ave.. Dougherty. 11 Crestwood Drive. ! $56,000 $85,000. Dolly Pulusio to Mark Kennedy, B0 FREEHOLD TWP. South Ave., $77,500. Colonial at Freehold to D.R PRORSSOHAiS, Thomas Mclntyre to Garry Walters, et ux, 233 Betsy Ross, Gordon. 106 Center Ave . $100,000. $140,425 Margaret Miles to N. Westerland, Surish Girl to Wm Mirkin, et ux, 117 Grand Ave., $39,000. et al. Unit 2. Bldg 4 Deerbrk. COLTS NECK $65,000 Edward Baker, et ux. to Pro Plaza Louis Abramow to Martin Smyth, Applynow. This may be the only loan youll ever need. Association. Highway 34, Lot 32, 112 Coachman Drive. $131,000 For Information, call toff-free In New Jersey-1-800-742-2943. Block 9. Ocean. 1700,000 David Penrod. et ux. to Scott Alvin Lund, et ux. to Joseph Mitchell, et ux. 3 Winchester Drive, Hagner Sr., 41 Glenwood Road, $118,500. $222,000. Kaplan at Wemrock to George ROVIOENT Piedmont Farms to Richard Camp, et ux, Unit 6,7, 8, The Arbors, Offices throughout New Jersey- member FDIC Mulvey. et ux, 40 Meadowview, $91,590 $240,000 Colonial at Freehold to Jeffrey Robert Lyman. et ux, to Mark Butch, et ux, 217 Betsy Ross Drive. Feur et ux. 13 Dana Lane. $180,000. $124,750. EATONTOWN Colonial at Freehold to G. THBtES A MOMDCNr OFFICE NCM YOU IN RE Hackett. et ux, to R. Jawidzik. et ux, 257 Betsy Ross Sttyonfi9, Stiffwflte. Btoofnfttid, BufUnQton Ibwnthip, Carnevale. et al. 53 Hilbert Drive. $129,635. CtmryHH, CoHngtwood, Dumont, CkntHtn, EaatBruntwKk, Parkway. $118,000 Frank Kubek, et ux. to L Mar- East WMtor. Oman amok. Jtrmy City. I***, M«* Sftaoto, Farinella Group to Nancy King. 55 rapodi. et ux, 83 WMham Place. Mow **, Oc—n Ibwntnfe PetotPtmtmt Bmch, Oak Lane. $83,540 $103,000 Rod Bunk, Totn$c Mori Cfty, MNMf Wtw ^toY Itotd Roberta Keller to J Niiiolek. et Kaplan at Heather Ridge to Jane nMnQdorD, nw Township ,ux. 56 Raleigh Court. (117.500 Miksiewkrz. 12 Wil flower Court. The Register COMICS IV. MAY 20, 1985

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Classified .ACTION LINE 5421700 =INDEX= Public Nolle. Situations Wantsd Mais 55 Psts snd Livestock. 77 Bulldlngs/Qara Camping Equipment 153 rect Insertion ol sny sdvertlsment Sltustlons Wanisd Aircrslt. 78 Wanted lo Rent Recreational Vehicles 154 snd only when It materially affects M*l*/F*mal* 56 Swap or Exchange 79 ihe valua of the ad. If It contains sn Special Notices Child Cars/Nursery Blcycles/Mlnl Bikes to Raal Estate for Sal* Automotive error call classified. All ads are re- Sports Equipment Lost and Found Schools 57 SI Wanted Automotive 220 stricted to their proper classification Swimming Pools Open Houses 130 Special Notices. 82 Construction Equipment— 230 and sat in the regular Dally Register 9 CBs, Electronics Houses lor Ssle 131 Travrt-Tr*nsportaMon_ Financial S3 Auto Financing 240 style of type Right Is reserved lo 12 Merchandise Wanted. Condominiums/Town edll or reject sny copy or sd. IS Buslneu Opportunity. t1 84 .132 Auto Insurance 250 Price Buster 85 Houses. Mortgages 82 Income Property. 133 Auto Rent/Lease 280 Business Directory Monsy To Lo*n S3 Raal Eatata Ranlala F*rm Property. 134 Auto Servlces/Psrts 270 TO PLACE Business Service 21 Monsy Wantsd 84 Commercial Property . . 135 Motorcycles 280 Apartments 101 YOUR Arts a Crafts 22_ Induatrlal Properly 138 Trucks and Trailers 2(0 Merchandise Houses (or Rent 102 Lots and Acreage 137 Autoa For Sal* 300 CLASSIFIED Rentals to Share 103 138 AD Employment Msrchandlss tor Sals Mobil* Homes Winter Rentala 104 Cemetery Lots 131 Hslp Wanted Mais or Fsmala Qarage/Yard Sals. READ YOUR AD CALL THE Summer Rentals 105 Real Estate Wanted 140 51 Mschlnsry For Furnished Rooms. 108 THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE Babyslttlng/Chlld Car* 52 Rsntal Ssrvl IT APPEAR8I Nursing/Retirement Racraatlonal 542-1700 Domestic H*tp 53 Farm Equlpmen Homes. . 107 The Dally Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Situations Wanted F«msls_ 54 Auction Sales. Commercial Rentala 108 Boats snd Accessories 152 sponsible lor more thsn ons Incor- 8:30-4:S0

221 Colts Neck 2MHailel 2M Long itm nch 23*9 Mlddlatown 248 8hra»ebury Bwouflh 243 Shrewsbury Township 250 Other Public Notices O'Connor is reading at a regular mealing of Numb* and Protact Nsmo and A. r.SOO oeaona. No. 2 rteeang si roe ptwvarrnan aprrngs r«oao, -,—Mceaene prepared by (tan tne Clert of the Borough of pioaanSj i afar red to as , copy of ths conirscl documsnts the Townahip of Shrewebury Lmoroft. Maw Jarsey on or aftor addraasad to Hatlat Townahip •nd piint by ths snglnosr upon fuel OH with 2H maximum Committee, of the Township of darken, Townenip engineer. Sawaraga Authority Keeneburg. MEBACO. Inc, Ap- Bomeverd from the Bouti oorner sulphur oontem May M. IMS, off to Rome of Souin Croedway lev. IBS, Lot propsr nones snd payment of O u Shrewsbury. Mon Co . held on dead Mey s, lass. «Moh puna Biddars who wish IO submit nonrstundsbts chsrQO of Fifty 1, wrlth melntenenos contrect May 14, IBM. Final consider, •kl saourHtea in tho torm of a •ro on IHt ki no offleaa 01 ma bids prtof to tha maailng shall By Olenn B. Coppa. ProaMent 1) to BftaMon Avenue anas con- bid bond wHh adequate securtty 4* there Bculaverd. tinue to be known ea Ooeen Dolsri (S60 00) to dofrsy Ihs cost a. wtthout malntenenoe con- silon end pesssge will be held on Cere) Nook TowneMp Cleric and submli tama only to Mrs Maria tttoroof treot June nth, iHSil 7 00 PM. In thereon, or uaiiMasJ choc* in an ere evanatlo lor pubac taapoo- Koanaburg. NJ 077M Soulovord. amount aqua, to 10H of the Pufcall. Offlcar Managar.Hatlal Proposals muit bo mads on a. 17.M0 oaaona (moro or the Municipal Center. 1978 NEW YORK (AP) •on and may oe emended from Township Sawaraga Authority. Tho following ara nemee and Section 2 TM highway known amount of tha Md, not to anosaa J leaa) of raaular aaaollna leaded. JJ jw* —aa -*• - jahnlfi" — tns sUndard Proposal forms In a Crawford Street. Shrewsbury - Archbishop John J. IB Brook tide Avanua. Hum. aa Ooaan Avenue now afiel hare- •30.000 wHt bo raquirad. Beda aooraaaaa or aw enerenoeoers. Inafler be destanetrt aa toaowa: mannar dsngnstsd In tho con- C. 1S.000 jalloos (more or Township. NJ. Tha ea Naw Joraay, 07730. Bids aub- oTfloera end dlroolort: Olenn B. teas) ol regular gasoline un- O'Connor departed of money to be raJead rer auch mlttod lo any othor porson, any A. That portion ol tna highway Anne C Swttek Coppa. 4* Shore Boulevard. snclosod in soalod snvolopos 1SL" Clerk days after the aduai day of tho last night (or Rome, roaurtoolng and/or repair* from othar addraaa or thoaa racarvad Keenaburg. NJ 07?»4. Eugene J pimnSi lelaiiad to aa Ocean 0.1.000 gaftona, Diesel Fuel bid opening. a> aourcoa by «le TowneMo ol afiar tho abovo dato and tima Maoe. m Avenue from tM Monmouth baa/ing ths nsms snd sddrou to Sniewobury Township. NJ Maoear. 4* more Boulevard! ths Township ot Middistown tna The euooeeetm mdoer snail ba Dated: May 19. ISSS The owner raaarvaa tha un- saying Pope John Paul CeM Naok la FOUR HUNONCO sha« ba null and void and will not Keeneburg. NJ 07TS4 •aeon boundary Una to Ita Inter • obHeetad to provide In wrreng. reatticied rtgrrt to reject any or aH THOUSAND (S400.000 00) ba accaptod. S11.S2 section wtth the nortfi oomer ol must bo sccompsnisd by a May 20 120.11 II had designated him Mey 20.27 Btatomont of Conssnt of Bursty the baals for any price Inoreaee blda; and to aooapt any bid whioh DOLLAR* Including a sown pay- South Broedway (SI IN. Lot 21 Is deemed moat favorsbls mont ol TWINTY THOUSAND Each proposal must bo ac- shell be known aa Ooeen Avanua m • luroty compsny above ths Wd prtoo during tha a cardinal because "of companlad by catiiffad chack or ttt Lona trench sulhcritsd to do susms.s In tho torrfl of oontract. 241 Monmotrtti County (S20.000 00) DOLLAR* tram tho North o or daHvary ohayQoa. Tho the Holy Father's af- Capital Improvement Fund ol bid bond for an amount squal lo Stato ot Now Jorssy. sccoptsbla The aucossalu wooer Shan be tan parcom (10H) of iha full MOTICS B. Tntt portion of tho hiohwoy to tho Township of Midd-stown UuiiiaBusji County owner also rsaarvai tho rtohl to tall) and prior yoora. Tho an praaarrtry^ r^rarrod to aa Ooaan required U oomply with PL. fection for New amount ol tho bid. ond mada AN OHOINANCE AUTHOfllZINO •nd s bid gutranty to tho Town* 1B7I,C.11T. Ofltoe Of TtonapenaBan rsrsct any btd If. In Ha opinion, umalod amount of aucn bonda or Avenue rrom tno «0Uwt oornef of tha Wooer M AM conatderecf noua to bo tokuod by tha Town- payabla to tha Traaauror. Muiti THE ACQUISITION Of PROP- •hip of Middistown for not lass The auooeesful bidder anen York" Townahip Sawaraga Authority. ERTY POP. ROAD RE- South Broedway (II. 1*4, Let 111 Irian 10H of tho smount bid ox- Monmouth County wdi hold a frnanoiaity or toohntoally able to to the Deal boundary Sne eneJI guararrtee mat me Polios De- •• ol Colta Nook la THREE CONSTRUCTION AND RE- capt that tha bid guartnty nsad portment gas lank and tha puHto hearing on Thursday. carry out tha oontract a* In- New York "for a IDREO DOHTY THOUSAND LATH) PUP/POSE WITHIN THE continue to be known aa Ooeen not aiCOd $20,000 00 June 20, 1M0 at 7 00 p.m. to tended or tor any reason In tha provtdad. howavor. that if tha Avenue. Borough Haa fuel tank ahall be number of years now IS3S0.OO0.0O) DOLLARS said amount it grsaisr than CITY OF LONG BRANCH IN THE fueled et all limes. 900 p.m. m iha Oround Floor owner's H>doerrvant, It is not In BBCTION IV COUNTY Of MONMOUTH AND Section I. Rapaalai. The re- Tho sward of trts contrsct 'or MisWna Room o« tha Board of tha bast Intoraaai of aVookdoJo 120.000 tha amount ol tha chack tnis work will not bo mado until Tha Mayor and Council re. has been accustomed Tho Mowing oddWonU mat- not lo o-oaad (20.000. A Con- THI STATE Of NEW JERSEY memoer of en other sections and Social Bervtoss. Social Services Community CoWags. Iha nacsassry funds havo bson eervo me right lo refect eny end •uHdlng, KoHookl Hood. Free- to having the aant ol Surary must ba providad INTRODUCED APRIL 23. 1*SS aublacSDna of the alar omen- ell bide In the best Interesl of trie Biddsrs ara roqulrad to comp- ADOPTED: MAY 14. IBM Honed ordinance not apaoHvoalfy providsd by tha Township of hold, Now Jersey Tha hearing with tha cartlftod chock or btd Mlddlstown in a lawful mannar Borough and lo purchaae the ly with the requirements of P.L archbishop as a a Tho _ amanoao oy mis oroinenoo snsii exect quenlltlea ae required by wMbaneldtoobtaMpt-bscrnpul 1B78 C 127 and PL 1977, C. 3> bond THE ABOVE OROINANCE remain m tun force and ertect Tha Township or snginaor ra- on Flees, yoar 1«M Section IB Socaon III horeol la not • currant Tha Authority shall hava a WAS FINALLY ADOPTED AT A the Borough. May 20 $1* M cardinal," O'Connor Section 4. Intontlalim Ordl- aarvot iha right lo rsqulrs a com- Mural Transportation appHcattor. a«panaa and I* a Capital Im- minimum ol thirty (30) days Irom REGULAR MEETINO OP THE plats financial snd sxpartanca BM terms may be obtained al tor Capital and Operation As- told reporters as he provomont which rho Loool Unit tha raoaipt of blda to althar sc- CITY COUNCIL •taiomsnt from prospoctlva bid- the Offloe of the Borough Clem. alatanoa and carry over Funding boarded Pan . Ameri- may lawfully aoqulra or maka aa oapt or roioct sama Tha JENNIE C OEFAZJO dors showing thst lhay hava sst- Municipal Building. 41t from Flacal Years 7B-»4 a oonerol Improvomont. and no Authonty raaarvas tha righi io CITY CLERK pravMene ol me ordinance are ufactorlly comptotod work ot tho Syoemore Avenue. Shrewsbury, can World Airways part of mo coat thorocx noa boon rotact any or all bids and io May 20 IS.4S hereby rapoojad aa to such In- naiura roqulrod boforo NJ. It la tha Intont of Monmouth or ahaa bo apaciany aaoaaaod on award tha contract lo any biddor furnishing proposal lormi or County lo apply for and secure Flight No. 110 He was proporty apoclally banolltod By order of the Mayor and ths full funding amount for FYM. wr*o-« proposal in us judgamani 233 Long •rsnch •pacification., or bofora awsrd- Council of the Borough of to arrive in Rome Ihoroby bast ••rvej*. in intaraat SOGttOsli pOfSQTSpn, SuburVtSlOO. mg tha contract Shrewebury Coploa Of the draft proposal ara b. Tho ovorogo period of uao- OlWM or provision of tMs ofdl- avsilabis for vtavrlfig prior to tha 6 Lost and Found Tha award ol Iha contract for Tha right is stso rssarvsd to Martene Molsllng, haerlng at the Monmouth County early today tulnoaa of tho proporty to bo ao- thu work will not ba mada unlU nonos shod bo *o>MlQOd tttvoJkf, Borough Clark AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING such .* ludicstfori wh* oppty ra|oct sny or all bids or to wsivor Office of Traneponeaon. Center Ai a service to our community. qulrad flaeriinaii In Socuon III iha nacatsary funds hava baan FOP. THI VACATION OF AN •ny inlormalitia. whors such In- May 10 SIS M The Daily Register Is offering a "New York seemed within tho HmHaaona of tho Local only io tho «*ct»on. poragraph, Street t KoHookl (toed, the Of- providad by tha Hum Township ALLEY BEHIND BflANCHPOfrT formaliuos n not dotrimanlsl lo fice on Aging. Han ol Records FREE 3-llne FOUND ad tor 4 to be waiting for it." Bond Low la ton (10) yoora. Sawaraga Authority in a lawful AVENUE IN THE CITY OF LONG •ubOMolon, clsuss or provision tha basl imarast of tha Township. days undo** our Loot * Found oo sdjudgod ond tho rtmoindor 243 Shrewsbury Township Annex, or the Offloe of Handi- since the death of the e. Tha luppiomonUI Dow mannar. BRANCH COUNTY OF MOM- Tho right n also rssorvad to m- capped. » Main St. Freehold. clssslftcsUon Statement roqulrad by tho Local Biddsrs on this work will M MOUTH AND STATE OF NtW crooao or docraaso tha quin- Naw Jeraey. between the hours Tha Register appreciates your Bond Law haa boon duly made raquirad to comply with tho JERSEY tittoa tpocifiod m tha msnnor PUBLIC NOTICI previous archbishop. Section 6. This ordinance eheri AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISH- of •:»am to4:30p.m. Monday honesty A will do Its part In find- and "ad In the Otlloa of the Clert Prasttan!» EMKKIIV* Ordar No INTRODUCED: APRIL 23. 1SM dsslgnstod in ths apaciticstions through Friday. Written leeO- Cardinal Terence M the Local Una and a oomploia tahs effect upon Its passage and INQ THE TIMES FOB THE SALE ! Ing the original own 11246 as smandad by Exacutiva ADOPTED: MAY 14. 19BS Biddsrs srs roquirod to comp- mony wW be accepted Mr 10 call uaat 542-1700 Ordor No. 11375 Tha raqulra- OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE IN Cooke, on Oct 6, IMS. THE ABOVE ORDINANCE ly with tho roqulrsmants ol P L THI ESTABLISHMENT HAVING days after hearing. mod n eio omco of no rnants lor btddora and contrac- WAS FINALLY ADOPTED AT A 1S7S, c. 127 and P L 1077. c 33 DOO 1/17 TINTON FALLS — O'Connor said. Dtrooloc ol the DMalon of Local tors undar tha ordar which con- HWWWfTM WA» lltTIIOOOCID A LIOUOPI LICENSE WITHIN Steven R Fmanta small tsn female mixed PUQ REGULAR MEETING OP THE Tha succassful biddar shall ba THE TOWNSHIP Of In no Deportment of oorns nondlacrimlnatton in am- CITY COUNCIL AT A MOUUUI attrnito OP Owner pieasa call Associated "I am gratified that ptoymani ara asplatnad • Furthar, tha bid mual ba ac- Mey 20 BS.1t 150 of tha Laws of 1963, affactiva Face dk brown, body has Catholic. Protestant Local Uott i* incraMMd by tho companiod by a lisi of namas m* cooHTt or moHuovm January 1, 1004- —>i t. Tha aale of alcoholic AMO D STAT,I OMf NtW JtRMV heuoraaoa in the Townahip of brown/grey/while In faiths, people of all and addraaaas of all stock- BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR 241 Mowmouth County j, IMtJ -* - -* • _ _ ae>im a* •• ol OrupmoN MAYm 14 ,CONMMM IMft ANO WILO 'OL MH Shrewsbury ahell be permitted Kssnsburg Call 7C7-M21 PvuVvOtMl rQf im*3 DOOO OOeVCJ holdars owning ian parcafil or 233 Latifl Branch ANO TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE ethnic and racial THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY moro ol tha stock, all in ac- •IMAL PAttAOK AFT1H A only tetwaan the houra of 7:30 OfMae CM Tisiiia.i.ila.ii FOUND — Large Shepherd typo rpmm COMMMO 'OH OF THE TOWNSHIP OF am to 10:00 p.m on Mondays OUIAND (S300.000 00) cordance wilh Chapter 33 ol tha OMMNANCI AMENDING ANO MIDDLETOWN. \J PiaMa Media dog. Young, black, light face. characteristics, Laws of Naw Jarsoy. '977 SUPPLEMENTING ORDI- AT A *aMULAR aKaTTIHa OP through Saturdaya and bafean very friendly, Male. Can DOLLARS and the aaM obH- JAMES F MAHER. MAYOR the hours of 9:00 am. to 11:00 Monmouth County wW hold s seemed to be pleased I w*) aa wteun BY ORDER OF THE HAZLET NANCE »1J17, ENTITLED AN •AIO CITY COUNCIL IN TMf pubHc hearing on Thursday, 741-4064 immedlalaty. ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR COUMCN. CHAfesHM OH MAY LAWRENCE CELLA. TOWNSHIP p m. on Sunday. •ajaeas praoonood ay TOWNSHIP SEWARAOE H. 1ttt AT 1:00 P.M. CLERK June SO. 19*5 ai 2:00 pm to 4:30 FOUND — Mala ColUa about t that New York is to be I Law. AUTHORITY TOWNSHIP OF THE VACATION OP A PORTION 1. Failure to edhere to the pm in the around Floor Meeting Of OCEAN AVENUE. IN TH* JENNIE C. DEFAZIO May 20 $34 20 seme ehea eub|eot tho eoanaee yrs. Old. Hazlot/Unkin Beech honored in this d. An i MAZLET. NEW JEMV. Room of the Board of Social Sar- ares. Call SM-O«23 THOUSAND John J ConU, Chairman CITY Of LONG BRANCH. City Clert. to fines not exceeding SSODO.OO fashion." O'Connor DOLLAR* far Home ATTEST COUNTY OP MONMOUTH ANO May M tM 2* 241 U» Bright and lor auapanilan ofiloenes tor FOUND - Hubcap On Mwy 35. of aaponee Salad In and per- STATE Of NEW JERSEY a period deemea by the Town- right acroaa from Avts-reni-a- said. Joaaph j Moraias. Sacraiary ship or Shrewsbury Committee Jarsoy. Tho htaftng wtH ba h«M muted under Seoeon 40A 2-30 of May 20 M1 7a BE IT ORDAINED by the City 236 M.ddUtown MA BRIGHT to obtain pubHc Input on tho car. Frl May 17. CaH 747-064,1. Bte Leeal Bend Lew mey be In- Council o< the City of Long N OTIC I Of APPLICATION SO tUPI. rostrucBftg of tha M23 Naw Jar- FOUND — Bevacqua's, E. cluded aa pen of tne ooat ol the 226 Hazlat Branch. In ihe County ol Mon- NOTICE TO BIODMt APPROVAL Tha loratfolnfl ordlnonoa was say Transit Bus Ftouta Keenaburg. Gold charm. Round end is Included in moulh and State of New Joraoy. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that introduced and passed at first 11 la tho Inlsnt of Monmouth the! Section 1 of ordinance Notlca is hereby gdveh thai reedino SI a regular moottng of disk with a cross In center. Call to NOTICE TO BIDDERS sealed proposals will bo received ihe application of the Sea Bright County to discontinue the Free- •osnttfy. 7>7-2aftO. #1217. entitled "An Ordinance Beach Club waa approved by the the Township of Shrewsbury hold Bus end to extend the route Saatad proposals will ba ra- Providing for the Vacation ol a by tha Township Purchasing Commfflee. of tha Township of Tho fun hjan and credit of no carvad by tha HaUet Township Ageni ol Ihe Township of Middls- Sea Bnghi Planning Board for a ol ma M23 Bus Copies of the LOST — Subatantial reward- Local Unit are hereby ptadood » Portion ol Ocean Avenue, In ihe use variance for property located Shrewabury. Mon- Co., hatd on draft propoaal ere avertable tor Weal Highland Terrier All wMta Sawarsga Aulhortly, Haxlat City of Long Branch. County ol lown. Monmouth County, New Moy 14th. IMS Final consider. ate punotual aeyntoiil ol no Township. County of Monmouth. Jersey tor Ihe itWS CURB. SIDE- on Ocean Avsnue. slso known aa irlaaing prtor to the haarlnB at 201b mate Answers to Kilts Call «0 Atlantic moManda principal ol and Manet en eta Monmouth ond Stale ol New Jer- Block 23 Lot 4 on tha lax map of a Bon and pa*oaao will bo hold on the Monmouth County Office ol W-O424 Stats ol Naw Jaraay. ai Authority aey. •hall be amended and aup- WALK AND ROAD RESURFAC- June 11th, IMS at 7:00 p.m.. In " nhUgaanna auwlartaad fey Offksoa. 19 Broofcstda Avanua. ING PROGRAM. CONTRACT Ihe Borough of Sea Bright, by Traneportadon. Center Street s MOTWS Of OaCISWM plemented to reed aa follows way of passage of Resolution on the Municipal Cenler, 107t KoBoekl Road, tha Office on LOST — Englieh Saner mh> bond ordwenoa Said oon- Haztat. Now Jarsoy on Juno 5. NO 85-06, and opened and raad Crawford •treat >r»rowabury Answers io namo Anoe. Mostly orsOMSor IMS. at 10 A.M.. prevailing time SECTION 1 BEGINNING at a in pubitc in Mlddlatown Town- April 23. IMS Aatna. He" of IVeoorda Annea or point in the eeeterty line ol Ocean ship Mall. Kirtgs Highway and Townahip, NJ. tM Ofeoe af IHnemeiipaa. 2* whna. rod ooser. Wtmty Eaet TO WHOM IT MAY CONCf AN obngeaona of no Loool UML and and pubttcty opened and raad for OARY E. FOX Had •anfe. Fair Haven aree no loool Unit ahod bo 0 a the protect known aa: Avenue the aaid pomt being the Highway 35, Mlddletown, Hw» AbramofT. Fox. Zmro A ewaafi fafvrsoi, rraanosa, fsow Jsjr- PUBLIC NOTrCB la hereby miereactton of (he weaterly Una Jersey on Friday. May 31. 1M5 Otork eey. kiliissn the houre of S:90 S-M-7TM. (ana- Servios) given to erl peraona mat a PUOHC to levy od vetorem te»oo upon aa "Inspecting snd Cleaning ol McOovern. Esqs LOST - Rumaon. Red wire hatr- no taxable anflrtl eamn no 1 of Lot S In Block 2SS end the at 10:00 a.m. prevailing time, or AM Shrewsbury Avenue Shrewabury Townahip. N.J. a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday heermg wes hesd on S-14-S6 et Sanitary Sewer Lines' eaaterly prolongation of the as soon after as tha matter may through Friday. Written teen- ed Australian Terrier 20 ib which hearing appllcetlon for e Loom Una lor no payment ol All work and materials shall be Tinion Fails. Naw Jersey Deled: May 16, 19W southerly line of South Broadway Attorneys tor Applicant May 20 115 12 ' lor 10 male. Anwars to "Jake". $50 re- permit verience to allow I teat m accordanca with Iha specifi- and running. ward Can S42-12H from addition lo proporty line, cation* prepared by Howard M Contract documents and plans May 20 »7 20 or amount Thence (f) southerly along the •note aa code cans tor 30 «... Schoor. PE * 16 Authority westerly line of Lot S In Block 2W lor iha proposed work, prepared 243 Shrewsbury Township LOST - In vicinity of Dogwood beck of OKieeng houee Is now 1 Engineer of tha firm ol Schoor. by Rtchsrd M. Bchuli. PE, 842 thf>w«J»ufY Borough Rd /lie* Dr /Middtetown Llncrofi The TowneNp Cuiimiiaao of s distance ol SM more or lees to ft from property line on Stock OePalma A Omen Inc , Consult- a point: Mlddletown Township Acting Moo mouth County Office Rd (2) S month ok) Schnautar- 142. Lot 3. commonly known as the Tewnahk) af Cofai Neck la ing and Municipal engineers. Township Engineer of the firm of Nonet AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Ol Tranaporuaon 124 Center Ave Atlantic High- hereby authorized and em- 3M Main Street. Matawan. New Thence (21 westerly acroaa and T 4 M Associates, Consulting Se*ied bkts w* ba received by AN ORDINANCE FIXING COM- May 20 112 ao Con 717-3100 or lands, N J Borough of Atlantic powered to aollclt blda aa Jersey Specifications and in- through Ocean Avenue a dis- snd Municipal Engine***, hava ihe Mayor and Council of tho PEN8TATION OF THE TOWN- Highlands. New Jersey wes nimiiary for no rood laauikju structions to bidders may be ob- tance of 13a t to a point in ihe bean filed m mo ofnoo of said Borough of Shrewsbury. Mon- SHIP OFFICERS AND EM- heard mg end/or i peak: work ao de- tained at the of lies ol the easterly line of Lot IS In Block enginer at 1060 Highway 35 day. Juno 10, 1BM, at • 00 p.m. PLOYEES OF THE TOWNSHIP 280 OMIT Public Nottcoa LOST - JUd kl Vie piana ol no Town- Authority Engineer upon pay- 2S4. Mtddtotown. Now Jaraay, and m VtO Municipal BoNdlng. 41B OF SHREWSBURY, N.J. Tues Ms» 14 SmaH white scotae Bald application wes granted. Thence (3) northerly along the may ba inspeced by proapactivo typa dog Femele. Anewera to which decision la on We and ment of tha aum of thirty-five , Shrewabury, BE IT OROAINDED, by tha dollars (tM 00) payable to How- easterly line of Lot 16 In Block N.J.. tor tho purohaaaaootthofota of ma t. - The Annual Masting of the "Heather. Very frlendry No col- aiiaaabla for inspection In aw 2S4 a distance ol 530' moro or MI during bustnaaa hours Township Committee of tho ler Can 542-S127. Borough HaH. 100 First Avenue. ard M Schoor {non-refundabts) rder.wtilbs lowing Horns: Township ol Shrewabury. County UMted Wey of Monmouth Coun- less to a point ol curvature there- ty. Inc., we) be held on Mey 23. Borough of Atlantic Highlands. mea whteh mey fee nanaaaaiy to AH persons proposing lo bid In in; of Monmouth and State ol New LOST - Male Hind German Net. Jersey be taken fey ate Township Com- accordance herewith are re- Jersey aa follows ISM. toUowlna a lunch ached- Shepherd Wed May 15 Silver Thence 14) northerly and west- used lor 12 noon el the Squires Prank Annuniiale ma"* kl partying out and ok- quired lo furmsrt a statement on Section 1 The compensation of chain. Call 747-41BS. oouanQ aako intAB'ovaiviaMBV o a form included in the specifi- erly on a curve lo the left having the Township clerk shall ba an Pua Reelauranl. Route 71. Weal Oaled Me It day of May. IBM a radius of 38 44' sn arc length ol Lone Branch. HJ. HaearvWoni Mey 20 MM *JBS ocoo^aj roiewnQ inorMo. y cations Tha torm >s intended to annual salsry of 19.072 00 which be done and mode by roaok show tha bidder's financial abili- 60.49' lo a point In tho southerly shall bo In Ilou of aH fees and are naneaaaii lor lunch. e by roaokjoon line of South Broedwey. Mey JO SS.SO LOST — In Keeneburg. May IS. I no TownOMTM p CommntoCommnCt o ty, adequacy of plant and equip- 233 Long Branch 233 Long Branch payabla In equal querterty in- SaCTtOH MM ment and prior experience >n Thence (6) easterly along tha stallments; providad, however Black eel. white spot under neck. Ml CtXts Neck easterly prolongation of tho AN ORDINANCE AMlNDINQ AND •UPPLIM1NTINQ Vmry genoa. but shy Answers to Thla ordlnonoa ahaH tok performing iha typa of work for CHAPTIH XXIII. LAND UM PWOCIOURCB. Of THE RCVISID thai Bforeeatd faa shall not In any LIOAL NOTrCB (20) I which blda are roqulrod. If not southerly line of south Broedway way prohibit tha aaM clerk from 250 Otttef rHaWc NotJoos Samson. Reward Cell 717-2304 acroaa and through Ocean Av- OINIRAL ORDINANCES Of THI CfTV Of LONG BPUNCM, IN The Townantp Comminao ol satisfied with the sufficiency of THI COUNTY Of MONMOUTH AND STATI OP NEW JCP.SEY recetvInQ leea or compensations LOST — Troop trSO AMERICAN tha statement, tha Hatlet Town- anua a distance of ISO'* to the for sorvteas randarad In any tho Townahip ol Colta Nock haa point and piece of BEGINNING BE IT OROAINEC by the City CounoU of the City ol Long Branch, FLAG). Anyone with Information scheduled a meeting to bo hold Looel Bond Law. ship Sewerage Authority re- in the County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey, that Chaptar othar position or office which she contact •72-2WS No quaetkma at TownaMp Hall on Tiiaaday. FVeUCHOTIC* serves tha right to refuse or re- Containing 1.71 acrea more or may hotd from receiving ad- LSOAL NOTtCf Ma. xxili. Land Usa Procadurea. shall ba further smandad and aup- MoBoe la hereby given thai the May 31. 1SSSatSOO »M tonego- Tho tofa0OlnQ ocoHi fact tha proposal of said Udder ptemertted as follows ditional compensation for ser- Mla no raduood Colta Hock d The abovo description Is and la vices rendered In holding elec- Board ol Trueteee of Brookdele REWARD — For J-yr -old f, Board of Education ISM-SS Intended to bo all of a portion of SECTION 1 Tho appUcatlOn fee scheduled incorporated by refer- tions Tho fees tor the Assistant Boston Terrier, epprox. 13 lbs.. enclosed In s sealed envelope Ocean Avenue ea shown on the ence in Section 23-5 4. Fees, of Chapter XXIII. Land Use Municipal clerk shall bo an an- aeeled Uoe st the Punctiaalng Wat 4/2S. Moatty Mack wtth white endorsed with tho name "In- Procedures, of tho Revised OenerM Ordinances of tha City of Long Carolina A McCoy lax map of tho City ol Long nual salary of W.50000 which Department. 7S5 Newmen merkmga on heed end cheat. specting and Cleaning of Sani- Branch Branch. shaM ba amended and supplemented to road aa follows shall ba m lieu of all fees snd Sprtnge Read, Unoroft. Nea Jer- Answersto -IllggH ' Pad Benk- Deputy Clerk tary Sowar Unas" and addressed Application Poo Schedule sey on June «. tsao-200 P.M. Moy 20 14 32 to tha Haitei Township Sew- It la further Intended that all payabla In equal installments Tlnlon Fens ores Cell S4I-9S14 ngnia of tha public. It any, ara to a. Application Foe - Minor Subdivision Approval — 160.00 par lot quarterly. pcavaamg tas^e, at wn*cn nma or t42-4a»O erage Authority. b. Application Foe — Msjor Subdivision Approval - 175 00 plus and ptOM. aavd Mda »M bo putt- aaU pooratng body to bo be vacated In the portion of Bidders who wish lo submit Ocean Avenue described, sub- W00 par tot on plans Section 0: There wW ba no 231 Cote Neck an Thuredey. May 30. ISM. at blda prior to Ihe mooting shsll c Application Faa — Minor Site Plan Approval. compensation for tha Collector 17 NOtlCeS «OO p.m. at no TownoMp Haa. rect to existing utilities which may WOwmg Nam: IBM 9274 DW- submit sama only to Mrs. Marie be vacated therein, including but V Each informal review * No Fee of Tai.es. Tha Compensation for PtAV CONTROL UNIT (CM AP- Cedar Drtye. Coha Hook. Now PuroaN. Office Manager. Hatlat iha Deputy Tax Collector will be AN OKMNANCf PHOVIOtNO not limited lo. gas. water, elec- 2, Each preliminary aubmlaalon $7S.OO PfWVBD iQUAL) I WILL NOT — Be responsible lor 0 S ^ pt Townahip Sewerage Authority. tric, telephone, sanitary sewers. 3. Final approval I1SO.00 sn annual fee of 11.200 00 snd eny debts other then those In- FOB THI USSURFACINO 10 Brookside Avenue. Haztt. payabla in equal quarterly in- Contract dooumente may ba ANO/O* MPAM Of VANOUS aa Ullrtna to be heard storm sewers, end any ap* d. Application Faa — Major Site Plan Approval: t and copies obtained curred by myself. Robert F. wta be given tua oe- Naw Jaraay 07790. Bids sub- purtensncee end rlght-ot-lngreas 1. Each Informal ravtaw No Faa stallments GVothuean, PO Bea 317. Key- FOA0WA»S IN THt TOWM*H|P mitted to any othar person, any et the Puroheelng Deportment of Of COLTS HSJCK AT A OO*T and egress relating thereto The 2. Each pret.rn.nery aubmlaslon $250 00 Tha foregoing ordinance waa Brook dees Community Coaasa port. Oearee Haadee. othar address or thoaa received area to be vacated being more (a. Residential (Including hotel, motel, multl-fsmlry. planned reel- introduce*) and passed at first NOT TO IXOUO HOO.OOO 00, Cert after tha above dato and time PPWOfHATIMQ TM€€ FUNDS particularly shown on a map enti- denttai and community raaldonllal. but not including sheltered care, Dated: IS Mey. 1BBS shall ba null and votd and will not tled "Map of Portion ol Ocean nursing homes, or Othor medical/insittuttonsl uses) ths aum of: IIPONI AND May 20 S7e.eS AOTHOdUWO THt ISaUANCI Avenue To Be vacated — City ol 1. For each naw dwaWng unit, oiui $35.00 Of BONO* OH NOT** "OH. THI Each proposal must bo ac- long Branch — Monmouth 2. For each ramodaiad, raoonatructod. refurbished or rahablH- fAYMBHT THBKaOf 226 Freehold Township companied by certified check or County. NJ" prepared by T A M tatod dwaiHng unit, ptuo $28.00 bid bond for an amount equal to Associates. Mlddletown Town- 3. For each naw or additional parking apace, plus $26 00 M IT OIPAimP *V TMf TOWNemP Of FRSSHOLD tan peroent (10H) of tho full ship. Monmouth County. NJ" BRIDGE ADVICE 4. For each raoonatructod, surfaced or improved existing paved TOWNSHIP COMMITTBS Of MOaiMOUTH COUwTy. N I amount of tho btd and mada pay- John A. Mantn, PL S THI TOWIHHf Of COLT* parking spec*, p4u* $16.00 abla to Iha Treasurer, Haztat (b) Other uses CC « Me County a* Mon- Township Sawaraga Authority, SECTION 2 Thla ordinance uei end Slow ol Now Joraoy shell become effective upon its Tha Sum ol 1150 00 ptua Ai your bridge guru, I've always you would jump to four spades. The aa a Proposal Ouaranty. V For each fuH 1,000 aq ft. of lot area, plus $16.00 * Ms IMn tM-*lMa a) at tho provtdad. however, that if tha adoption and publication accord- actual hand is tar too weak for such ing to law and when the hnel 2. For each fuH 1,000 aq. ft. of proposed now grooa floor recommended sensible bids and Te a* aaM amount Is greater than area, plus $36.00 •200.000. tha amount of the section ol Ocean Boulevard Is plays. Today, however, I feature a strong action. The jump to four of ..jajea M Illlin. P.I: completed end open tor public 3. Par «ach proposed naw or additional parking Detete Peregroph 1 and add check not to ancaad »?o.ooo A space, plus , $26.00 "smart-donkey play." partner's opening bid of one spade eeauWBe e me following: Seeled MM wtH be Consent of Surety must ba TH* ORDINANCE PUBLISHED 4. For aooh fuH 1,000 aq. ft. of rawodaHad or grots noor roa. plus SooOonWMIMabonO received by the Purchasing providad with tho certified check .". T. $16 00 Today'* bidding indicates that or one heart denies 10 points in Agent ot the Townehip of Free- or bid bond. HEREWITH WAS INTRODUCED » honey oueicitaaa' as aPee- AT A MOUUM kKBTINO OP $. Per aech reconstructed, rosurtacad, or Improved existing oaved South ha* long hearts with little high cards, but it doesn't deny STOl IPfljT''^sPe^BWM*JB^SJ •» SPeJ InejBJBV CJi hold at 11 am, preveWng time. Tho Authority shall hsvo a parking space, pkw $16.00 an May MVi. IS**, et tna Munici- TH* CITY COUNCIL Of TH* minimum of thirty (30) days from CITY Of LOW*) BRANCH IN $. For aatth propoaad free standing sign $100 00 side strength and that North has strength of any kind. pal Building, Municipal Pleie. the raoaipt of bids to either ac- 3 Final Approval. Uenrnou* and *Ma of No. Jar - iehenck Rd.. Freehold. NJ. THE COUNTY Of MONMOUTH cept or rsjscl same Tha ANO STATS Of NSW J*RSEY a. Minimum lea for each final site Man submission tiOOOO considerable strength outside of North dealer after which time they wtll be pub- Authority reserves tha right to 4. Simultaneous AppHoatlona. If tha applicant seeks both licly opened and reed ekMd tor: ON MAY 14. 1M« AND WILL a« hearts. The odds are very high that oroureeeeeeeei refect any or an bids and to preliminary and final alto plan approval simultaneously, a tea of one Both sides vulnerable 3 NtW 1SS4 or ISM award tha contract to any bidder rwrmM CONSIDBRSD FOR and one half (ivfc) tlmea tha preftmlnary application foe shall be South doesn't hold the king of sax aV*K5Gl£oatvad by tha HaxM Townahip |S4SO,0eO.O0l DOLLAR* MkjaV required to comply with the up to 10 units. •owaraga Authority, Hatlal (•raeuenra executive Ordor No. 133 Long Sfnch plus $2000 par South played low from dummy, WEST BAST Township, County ol Monmouth. 1124S aa amended by becutwa additional unit KXLAM M the sown IMMMM •lata of Now Joroy. at Authority from eleven (11) on the assumption that West had tor Bio aato ali He leeal MtKe-wftur. mareof inopnaHiani wWi iha provtatons of this ordinance are hereby try about once every five years. Sand Law ol How Jersey kl an- (non-rofundabla| rap sale a1 aa to auch tnoonerktencp. • at •••" ' All poraona propoomg to Wd m TAKS NOTICS. tlat ail ape*. SECTION 4. aeverab-Hrry n any eectton, paragraph. aubdMaion. Remember that nobody loves a acoorrtanna hora*wih aro ro> oeeon haa bean mada la ate '"N!B nanteTOR*. »* IT OR- A Petkel Gala* to BrMf* writ. DAIHaB by tne CBy Ceunea el caauaa or provwon ol mis ortflnanoa ahaal ba adtudged invelW, auch qutrod to lurntah a aaiiaiwani on Berouah of Keanabure k aHliiiUnaBuii ahall appty only to tho section, paragraph. aubdMaier., smart donkey. tea »y AM reel Sfcelawel* I* avail*.- naeaiXi rSiae el ate Looai a term inctuoad In tho apodft- donee In ofiMora ana at lite CHy of Lena Brenoh. In Hie County of Manntaiati and Stale otauaa a* pfoMaton ao adiuaiad and the remainder of tua ordloanoa Me. 0*4 year ceey ay seaeittf SXM. Una M a ailnajaal emeu™ net oattona. Tha form la intanaod to fa et MSSAOD£0.. mo. BnaH oe oaomaa va*Ki OTHI affooaw- DAILY QUESTION •how tho btddaf* Hnanotai abHt- Tavern, the af Hew a THftU WWOW SBCTION S. Ilteuaia Data. TMa artmenoo anon leka often upon IsKlBaiog • •tamp**], self-a.- y THOU*AND ty. atfaquacy of plant and aqu4p- beirji* *ej td at 4 You holdif»J 9852963 0Q109 0.0(1 DOLLARS are mom and prior oxpartonoa m na eeaaeea ena a»iljaoaaen aacaieltna to law. alreeeee Ne. 1* aavaleoe I* Sttfia- / aummHU la be kjaued partormtng tha typa of wortt tec THI OMOINANCI PU*U*HID HfMWITH WAS INTRODUCED • A 10 4. Partner bids one spade. pnaam which tMdt aro roqulrod. H not BUe>_Bh^ BSUfeJhe»%l jo.mse• • • eel•* ai - A. That person of meWdwsee , AT AIWQULAP, MEETINQ Or THt CITY COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF w*M ea Briflfe, la care ef this aawaftad with tno aufWotanoy of nansry noaWi ^unsu nipoon aaoaaen LONO BMANCH IN THI COUNTY Of MONMOUTH ANO STATE OF and the next player passe*. What teeene ereeeije^eyS... lew Liquor License Na. NSW J*M*Y ON MAY 14. 1BSS ANO WU.L BE FUPITHtP. CON. p.0. Sea UN, U* lUI-BS-aM-OM. Albert J. Baaati kauneary «ne » «a Inter- StDtatCO POP. FINAL PAtaVUM AFTIK A PUSHJC HIAPma do you say? The pureeee Mr emeM eaM af- •hip Sowarago Authority ra- Beeekay. Jr. ens' lliaraan C OMsvOf* win vouvi aaVOORvOJOy THEMON AT A MOULAPl MEETtNQ Of SAID CITY COUNCIL IN ai t»rlaaa»le made and aatd ob- aarvaa iha right to ratuaa or ro- (•tee* SB*. Lei IT*) area Be THf COUNCIL CHAMBSRt ON MAY M. tSSS AT I 00 P.M ANSWBBi Bid two spades. If • ere to be * Mot mo p< op oaai of aaM Mddar. Ciaaa ond Bueana X Ilingir known aa Ooaan Boulevard JENNIE C DEFAZIO your short suit were a singleton, Each proposal must ba Nerex City Clert varteua roe. _, coctoaad in a laalad onvotopo oSlaneH ne. 7*ln» ahoutdko •.That May M ITS SO sNe el Cone Nee* In sen- an dorsad with tha Contract k) ta t f, MAY 20,1985 > Spatial NoMc»a SI Help Wanted 51 HtlpWnted SI Htlp Wanted SI Htlp Wanted SI Htlp Wantad si Htlp wantad n Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted OAL/OUYFHIDAT-0 Aim.jwt» NOW i »wma — Aao- AIR CONEMTIOWNO/HIATINO CERTIFIED LIFEQUAHU DISHWASHER - E«pd EASY ASSEUBLV WORKI - EXPERIENCED FULL TIME — Janitorial Super, pretarrad. Exc aalary A banafti M00 00 per 100 Guaranteed vieora needed tor weal achooM IMe duoea for buey "fJJ^o*?* Sf RVtCC - Person *Wi 9 yeera BE YOUR OWN Qardan Apadmanl Complt. TRUCK DRIVER Heavy MM MM. TWX. dtc- aMinanoa. Oood pay t ben- Call 2S4-.S4SB-4 p.m Apply in paraon onty Mon -Frl. payment. No eMpertenoa/No Bier* aaal Moenae preferred Out BOSS Coft 747-O2M Can •phmphoMoatS. Mo"-""*- aMa CaH 2*4-2W1 9.4 p.m Atlantic Highland* Nun- Mg o«!oa. Appfy M peraon. Elec- 1-416-See-u241 loc deaMe t4 If you *ve MM meMvaMd your can COOK — Krtcftan halp Full o> Ing Homa, • mldalelown Ava., envelope: EXPEBfEMCED FRAMER8 - ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE — FuH tvn $13 to SM paw rif Straight part Dm*. Apply in paraon Tha tro Impuree. IIS CManut SI AtT Highlands. •UHwrM.-siY I I Hr framing crew Can FULL TIME — Rogmarid nurao RadBar*. EOE. lime/Pen am*. Muat apply In oommiMton Setting discount Inbatwwan Raataurant, M Eng- 7S7-7BH mafutn* •ubecrtpttor.s from DISHWASHERS - Fun and pan Mil Enlarpnae Rd 1 » 11 aMtl Apply In pereon. >. A CMl joee now paraon Tuea. A TrMam., 4-ep.m. 7 liah Pli. Rad Bank. 741-BSS4 time Apply In pereon Sharaton OIRL/OUV FRIDAY - Beaamg a your ana. Con Eleven. Oooan Ava . Sea •VtaM. your own horn* Call now, COOK — Kitohan haipar. dian- - Pierce. FL U4S0 FARM HELP — Pult time for the ANentte HtgMenda Nuralng i-ett-See-4304 tor MM M tire. 101-MS-SITS Inn. Hwy 3$. Haitat ENaLiSM/REAOINa - Teacher CaW Nook area. Call Home. S Mlddtatowm Ave, Mon- M tlma reWWe. aaH-etenof tor a ASSSMBLIER/OPtRATOR - In- waanar naadad for Pub in Union (dual oernflcaoon) Com. M1-O42-0SM and ee* lor Boo Frl, Sajm to 4 pm. Baach CaH Oi"M. •< 2*4 -MO4 DISHWASHERS — Full lima rehenerve Science Teacher. : Typing, pnooee. CtO OWQ fi p BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR/ eve* Apply in pareon Bahra Rae- QET READY >ERSON - For store needed tor aa ah*. BOARD SECRETARY altar S p m. rench/Spanleft Teach (dual RESTAURANT HELP — FuH/pori auto rental Muet be over 21, ning. general olkoe dullea. a taurant. 2 Bay Ava , Highland* uoflHtuiloil • pan-uma) Beptem- ttme. Waitreoaae/wanora, (7 am -3 p.m.) (3 p.m -11 p.m.) Storting salary. $40,000 piua COOK — Part limaj f or r••Jd4.nl have valid drlvara lloeneB Full •ome bookkeeping k LOSE WEIGHT 1 EAT TOO! (11 p.m.-7 ami 834O-S4 to Starting Dalai August I, ISM ber. IBM. Monmouth Regional hoeta/rtoateeaea. bartender. nelptul Call raHtri. group homa 20 hr» /wk Mon - DRIVER High School. Superintendent'* valet parkera Part time matrade time employment H noura per All Natural Herbel CW. alert. No Ptaaaa addraaa correspondence, week plua overtime. Caa Full rotund rl not MMAOd trt. 3-7 pm Ptaaaa laava mmi Early morning Route Driver* Ofrloa S42-1170 202 Afflrmaave or captain for banqueta. Apply In CompanO y paM benefit. Apply m r—ums and copy of BuslneM * phona numbar at 591-iTM or ing Malawen area. Top pay Can Can valarw sae-5lte paraon: teats Una me, 17 tndue- Part-time (vehict* euppited) Aotlon Empkryer/Eouel Op- pereon Butlonwood Manor Reet, AdmtoaMraloft tUrttftcetton to S42-a4«1 101 Must have valid driver'* lloani* portunlly Emploirer Hwy 34. Matawan. 866-0800 or 183-8406 Irtal Dr.. " " Or. John X Ward Supaw- GAS STATION ATTENDANT - COOK - SOUS Chaf Full Uma •nd • clean driving record No HEAVY lOWPHMNT OflR- MRS. SYLVIA imandanl. Rumeon Fair Heve* experience required Tha Ratfle- Mete or female. Part time eves 4 ASSfMBLV U/« - WM train E«par-anoad Call tor an intar- EXECUTIVE weekends Base pey 84 25 per ATOR - Enp'd onry on track . .4y at Morton S»aaimi Corp.. Raglorial High School. Mctge Rd tar. On* Raoiaiar Plata. GIRLS & BOYS PSYCHIC Rumaon. NJ 07760 Equal Op- wtaw $42-3111 hour. Apply Atlantic Highland loader, dozer, and/or backnoe Si Rtrxdan pi. (off or Shrewebury. NJ. Apply In paraon SECRETARY 11 yr. end doer rinlaiilnnal ekHMd only need READINGS Sfiieeauuiy Am.) Shrleatury. pof lunHy Errtpioyaf COOK - Pan tlma Rallaf in 7 * m.-B a.m Shell. Mon-Frt 8 am to 3 pm. 261-4708 apery. 747-0080. AdvleoroneHproblemeofllte Rad Bank araa. Minimum of 3 Equal Oppty Employar M/f g Monmouth County BUTCHER-DCLI HELPER - E>p dayi par wa*n Fi«Hibl« hour* Haalih Aoancy —k» tun Umt You'ra NMdrad Taroi Cards. Astrology » PaMi nelptul. Apply In pereon. VIHoge Oood word anwironmanl No tmf DRIVERS - For van* al $4 70 aaalatam to Exacuttv* Dtractor. To Deliver 51 Htlp Wantad 51 Help Wantad Port Store. It Monmouth St . night work Mult ba «bia to work and buaaa al $8 40 par hour Mutt h«v* InWWpanoaj. good 775-9572 Sal* M2-340S 10-11 a m or Approximattay 4 hr* par day. technical aklllt, apaHIng and THE REGISTER Only dependable good driven MRS. MILLER CAFETERIA HELP — Utility per 2-3 p.m Mon-frl EOf rammar Alao, tact, lo-low- In your art*. need apply Training av«il*DM irough and irtlilaUva Than to. Reader & Advisor ATTENTION! •on-general cafeteria worker COUNTER PCRBON — WantWl Appty dally 9-S Murphy Bus Ser- S MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES Oood banana Call 870-4933 common aanaa, aanaa o( humor Alao Tarol Card KaadMg Ca« lor lo wort in dry ctaanirvg itora Fair vice. SM Hwy 36. MWdMown unflaDpabta deposition Openings Now: spot 464-1 tea It Can Avo. mention THE REGISTER Havan Call >47-S»M (behind Slpartatn Paints) i So Woodland and Woodland The Register has an opening for a District Sales Keaneburg SPfCIAL TAK>T when reptytng lo a CAKE DECORATOR - 4 Counter Clerk. P/T. 19-1S nr ark Dr.. Pair Haven. Manager In Its circulation department. CARO REAOINO W oo COUNTER CLERK — loa Craam DRIVER imaraaiing work. Oood banofrta approi Muat be avail to work Siora. P/T. 15 IB h« wh approx packaga Equal Oppty Gmptoya* This entry level position Involves supervising youth ATTENDANT FOR RIS1 immediate opening for e«p da- 2. Sycamore Lane. Kemp WHO WILL •• Ml»» LEISURE aome wkende. 717-2117 after S Mult ba avail to work mvm I pendable Co driver Muat know TIME? Wlnnor » M MllMIII a) •OOMS - 1 rwec < ueea ir Avenue, PJumaon. carriers in the areaa of sales, service and collec- CARRIER WANTED waahanda. 7ST-2167 aftar 5 Monmourh-Ooaan are* and be Sand rMumt Mating aaJary ra>- HOME 1 LEISURE SHOW. Juno Tierlne. Apply to Sam r Hoot familiar with MY Metro era* qulr«m«fita to: Box J-452. Tha tions. We provide training and an excellent com- 22 23 at Convention Hal. Aesury For delivery In the Rumaon-Falr DELI COUNTER PERSON - 3. Oeprey Lane. Avenue of lay Manna. One *n M SL Haven area. Approximately 1 M Neat appearance And good •W, thrwmtburf, NJ 07701. pensation package. We are Intereated In agresslve Par* Olrta 17-11 aw 222-0434 IWgnlende, NJ Apply in paraon al Chria'i Dali. Two Rivera 8c.. Rumeon. to 2 noura per day About S2O0 483 Waal Front St. Rad Bank P.ereonaUtyu important Must be EXPERIENCED PAE88ER bondabl* *nd have good driving Individuals who nave prior sales/or supervisory par month Reliable cer a muet Wantad 5 daya 4. (uona VMa. SaHeri experience. 15 Instruction •ATTENDANTS* For Information celt Suale. DELIVERY PERSONS — pan record Apply in parson. 10* m - Call N1-M41 Way. Rumeon. Uma diyi and avanlngt Mmi 2 p.m.. Mon-FrT 31 Waat St.. Service Station hava own car. Appty tn paraon Monmouth Baach EXPERIENCED CEBTrFIED 1 To Apply Contact PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION CARPENTERS HELPERS — Danny * Ptna ft Sub* It. 411 NURSE* AID! - On caH poa- Muet have trana FuH time only Hwy. 35. MkMtatown DRIVER — Part Uma night* Muel mona avallabta. Plua vacation ra- — AH beginning Instrumente (ad- hava own car. Appry in paraon to Brian Banach vanced trumpet! »l4t» DELIVERY PERSONS - Earn up IM wtth wsrytng hours tor all EXXON U.S.A. tro $7 hour. Full tlma A mm' Circle Pins, Ertontown. shifts. Apply In parson, CALL 542-4000^x1. 287 RED CROSS LIFESAVINO — CARRIERS mamma and flaxibi* noun CaH •roottdala Nuralng Center. JUS DRIVER - Ftortet 3 day* par Hwy 35. HaHOt. N.J. AM Re-cerWleatlon. hold at A dMaMn of loon Corp btwn 11 am-7pm S31 -6424 week. 3-4 hrt.per day Mull be 542-8880 Mlddletown S«nl TenMe Club. WANTED nail Me 67i-O34«. 583-5210 Harmony Rd. Cllntc Wed.. May EXXON Company operated For Tlnton Fails area. DENTAL SECRETARY 51 HtlpWUnttd SI Help Wanted 24-Frl June 21. doily 4-4 p.m. Full Tim* « Part Tims Wellington Rd. area. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - To reqieter call 671-4*24 or Our growing d*..t«i practtca li Minimum 2 yaar* electronic 747-4435. aek for JM Walker openings: Please cell Steve Qar- looking lor anothar aacralary education. Knowledge of bear* — MONMOUTH COUNTY—' You must hava hnowiaOoa of ir>- della at 542-8880. •uranca claim lorma Compuiar and *M*mt>led PC board leiting •nd OenRed teet equipment, VOCATIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 17 Nolle** RED BANK CARRIER WANTED — Kayport Exp will ba halpfui, out not aa- CHRIST'S 8INQINQ PILGRIMS OMaion St. Broad St. Mam St aantlal Wa ar* looking for • compuiar generated clrcuil MIDDLETOWN board tail vector* Exoedent (201)431-7942 - Pr Ing Ooapol muoK with HOLMDEL araa. CaM Cathy Barhlay, Daily Mam player who iov» to work spiritual love For an to enjoy el with paopla In • chaltanolng. aalsry • fully paid company ben- RESTAURANT no charge For Intompaon con \3QOQ HBevY SfsO ©•"^WsD wigin11. n»mo or Ma-mo haalth-oriantad dantai practice efits. Call for appointment <9S 474* or 730-0(32 POt CaH 842-6219 CARPET CLEANER — Eip'd- All opliM win D* n»i. 10 train Mull hav« drlv Branch araa Call 222-4321 Beauty Culture Teachers Union altop «*> Hinl com- Call 291-S4B7 fice In Shrewsbury. We Director of Planning. Zoning and PANTRYPERSONS Part ttma lor summer CARRIER WANTED Development PoeiUon requires have openings for a Ptymouah. 31»0 Hwy as. Haalet KEY PORT • Conetructkin and Buitding Sub limited number of DI8HWASHERS Accounts Code Official with Lie H H 3 . Marine Academy of VICINITY positive, intelligent & Payable eipertence In Planning, Zoning highly energetic sell WAITERS/WAITRESSES summer too Can Standard Awn- Thereee St.. Broadway and Coda Enforcement Job Science and Technology ing. Fair Haven. 741-oSSa. DAILY REGISTER reeponiibilitiai are Construction starters Will be fully HOSTS/HOSTESSES Secretary Official Bunding Subcode Of- Qood matmamh andd typing fkHM re- BACKHOE OPERATOR — b- trlaned to offer quired We offer ficial. Cod* Enforcement Office* BUS PERSONS perlenced CM S42-S0S4 or CaM Cathy Berkley and tha •dminlitrailon of both Librarian efttft a and proifit ieg sa III IISS. 842-6890 883-8210 Planning and Zoning Boirdl 18 25 per hour. lAMIetHI, TAX SHELTERS, CAPTAINS New Jersey Standard Certificate Librarian with English BAKER WANTED — Morning CAR WASH ATTENDANT - 3 •> Salary range 129 000 to $35,000 daya a week Ovomma over 40 daye per week at 84.76 per hr Sand resume to Abardaan Certification noura. Con 7tO-7SM. Mrs WN tram Can Meneger be- MAS, BARTENDERS tween 7-2 pm 747-2642 Apply Arrow Limousine. 206 Townaip Municipal Building. 1 South Pearl St.. Red Benk Aberdeen Squir*. Aberdeen. NJ KEOGHS, Marine Trades Teacher U.S. HOME CORP BANKINO — Proof me- 07747 CASHIERS (Full or part tlma) An Equal Oppty Employer cMne/treneM upairtor. FuH amo CARPENTER — Homa improve- MUTUAL FUNDS, High School Diploma or Equivalent Minimum 6 years of ACCOUNTING CLERK — Perl Evening noura. No experience ment company neexli i paraon approprlata work experience Must Have or be eligible lor who can do it •« Framing, ud DISHWASHER - And hUchan UNIT TRUSTS, etc. time eeeking individual with cur- naoaaaary WM Irali. 3#nd r•>- help Room for advancement We have four excellent restaurants In New Jaraey Teaching Certificate rant experience In aH nhaail of eume to So« Z-41*. Trie RegJe- InQ, masonry. Inlarlor trim, eic Northern Mon County. Panlneul* Houee See Bright Last year the earnings bookkeeping and related re- ler. tnre»abury. MJ 07701 •42-2100 outstanding locations. Experienced porte StatMUcel typing and Ming 6BS-2SM of our top 10 regional restaurant personnel can earn good Marine Trades a muet Call 566-0287 BOOKKEEPER 51 Htlp Wanted reps averaged with Diesel Mechanics ACTIVITIES AIDE P'T — Muat CARRIER WANTED pay In pleasant surroundings. Apply neve desire to work with oldarty. now and start Immediately. Craft knowledge helpful Flexible t and •hperp Caa be- Highland! downtown arai experience preferred. schedule Apply In person Mon - a-». M0-7SO0. eat for Can Jeff M2-SSS0 $74,873 Fri , 10-3 p.m. Arnold Walter CARPENTER/HELPERS - Full mum NuralnoI MoHomom . 822 So. Laurel BOOKKEEPER - FuH oherge tlma. Must hav* transportation Apply 10:00 till 4:00 dally Incl. Sunday, Ave. Hanoi S*^aK T^laottVTMn Cotr>pany, Rad Can 7S7-O0SO NEWSPAPER • Prior experience not Mathematics Teacher •an* ara*. Mia. •»». L)MHIH. necessary 1410 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright or call New Jersey Standard Certificate. Full time positions 10 AIDE — Pan-nme lor acnool van CASHIER — All hri available PASTE UP PERSON Apply Buy Rita Liquors 172 • Cornpta** tr*ming program 842-1303. month contract! September 1. 1985 openings. Appli- rl*«ma» spring* Rd , Rao Bank EXCELLENT cation deadline June 7. ttss ad children. S3 7B7hr Apply Sand raauma to PO Box S24. • Coliegs background re- daHy t-S. Murphy Cue Servloe. OPPORTUNITY Rad Bank. NJ 07701. CLERK TYPIST — Pan lime quired An Equal Opponurfly Employe' M/F 5M Hwy 39. MUdleloum (be- FOR SELF • Msnagemenl opportunities hind Siperitelna Potnta.) Afternoons Mon-Frt Atlantic Highland* araa $4.S0 an hour to MOTIVATED Parta Dtaailtjuloi BOYS/GIRLS atari CaH Cetht* bator* 12 pm To arrange lor s confidential aaoka poraon for counter wlee forMMrvtaw 291-8220 PERSON interview, can Monday to Fn- Poeltlone located In Southern 7th thru 10th grades SBND RESUME TO diy between 10 AM I 5 PM Monmoutn to Northern Oceen CLEANING PERSON - Part County Salary commeneurote WORK AFTER SCHOOL A SAT tlma. Muat ba abta work weak- The. RMistir with axporlonco. Can Andy at EASILY EARN $40 TO $S0 ends Year round employment Mr. Larry Mieras 370-1957 tor appl WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR Apply in parson, between 10-3 ONE REGISTER PLAZA TATION NECESSARY. HOW- Howard Johnson* Motor Lodge SHREWSBURY NJ 07701 EVEB YOU MUST LIVE IN 201-389-3636 ARTHUR MURRAY KEAN8WJRO. POfTT MON- ATTEN: E TRUNZO Oonce Studio haa opening for MOUTH. AMO MIDOLCTOWN COOKS — FuH Urn*, part urn* Equal Op^onuruty fmotoyer AMtAS. THtfJ IS MOT A •AW) WW train. Qreat summer fool lime No eip. IHL—aaiy. Appfy ROUTE. fCm MORE INFOR- Appty m paraon Saul T. Watar* from 1-7 pm at 12 Sroed SI MATION CALL MR. TAYLOR AT Tavern. Peninsula Houee, Saa CROWN HEATING A/C. INC 3rd floor.Red Bank 741-SSM M2-MS0 Bright M2-2100 Salee Service Inatalletlone DO YOU NEED — small |Oba EXCITING Special-Spring Stan Up BEST ELECTRIC A TO Z — Home and eommerdel done), ceMng or bath painted, SI Help Wanted 51 MtlpWnttd 51 Htlp Wanted «7-O2Oa }4 fir. Service. Lie. No S179. Feet dependable washer changed, etc. CeH the service Reeeonable rales Free vice el compenHve prices CaH amen Jobs Special 101. 747-3662 I 435 Auto Cleanina eellmstae CeH S71-0121 747-4442 HOUSE PAINTING - Land- OPPORTUNITY * Waxing STEINER ELECTRIC — Lkjenes 625 Landscaping scaping, home renovation, PART TIME/ I7S41. Residential, commercial cleanups Free aea metes. Call 3 hour emergency service Cell ML Lawn Care 201 S29-9723 FULL TIME D&L 741-1941 ABC — Of pralaiilonal lawn 880 Painting * IN Advertising Sales Custom Car Cleaners management. The groundhogs NEWSPAPER *• 10OH ELSOW QREASE' * 540 Entertainment of Blending lawn care el a Paparhanglng Purchasing Same day service SEASON TICKETSIII reaaonable price Cutting, edg- CAMERA TRAINEE A.I QUALITY PAINTING — Done -FREE- ing trimming, fertilizing Qreg with pride Int. 4 bt.. etemlng Plckup 4 delivery! 3o you went lo buy. sen or swap Warnecke 830-71W PERSON all or pen of yours or someone Excellent local .ataranuss Can Newly created entry level position for a LOW. LOW PHICESI Rich for tree eaumaia 291.6921 LOU. 747-0058 elee'a aaason tickets to any AL'B LAWN 8 LANDSCAPE Secretary To operate Spartan II bright high energy individual who hai a sport? For more Info, send name SERVICE — Gsrdens routined ALL-AROUND PAINTINO OR flair lor communication, and ii in search of • address to TIX, PO Boi 582 Complele lewn end landscape camera. Excellent DAVE. 747.7298 service Refs svsllabls MWdtetOwn, NJ 0774S aheetrock a p opportunity for person a rewarding career in advertisinf. No ex- A CLEAN CAR 496-8160 perience You'll learn everything you neea •Vslly 1 Pslntlng 2S1-1SS1 seeking advancement. IS A HAPPY CARI" to know while yeu get involved in the many 545 Excavation BILLS LAWN SERVICE A a L PAINTINO — In- challenging details of this important Job 444 Bathroom J KOPF 1 SONS EXCAVATING Mowing, bagging 1 trimming, lerlor/exterior work. Free esti- %mt Mum To Remodeling & Doter a backhoe for Mre. quartlty work, free eetlmates mates insured tester anoaa U.S. HOME 2M 7214 Your dirt la our Dual- provided Call 741-4010 The Refit* Salary plus excellent benefits. Ceramic Tile ON turner Han CAROTENUTO'S LAWN SER- D J'S PAINTING Write In confidence to: Advertising Direc- ALL TILE AREAS - Expert re- TRACK LOADER - 20 ton. 4 In 1 Vice — Dependable lewn ser- Interior -exterior amnktn NJ 07701 tor The Register, One Register Plaie. pairs. Bath remodeling since bucket with operator. LOT vice serving Monmouth County Reasonable/Free IMmatee CORPORATION Oversizsd lewns cut 370-2OSS ATTHM t. TWNZO Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 1958 Bob Aklue. 240-038; CLEARING. BASEMENTS ana 264.3477 or 739-4668 esa tor Ed DEMOLITION 842-3406 COMPLETE LAWN CARE - CERAMIC TILE EDDIE'S PAINTING f euef Oppom/nxr Impnyl Serving Lrtae Silver. Rumeon. We need an experienced CONTRACTING 585 Fireplaces A Shrewebury 4 MMMIetown 10 Interior a Exterior Bathe, showers, walla A floors Woodatovaa yra. exp. Reeeonable retes Patching. Caulking 4 Reglezing purchasing secretary with Prompt service Free estimates 747-0723 Minor repalra along with •ell anytime for appl S42-7407 FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES good math and reasoning GARDEN PATH LANDSCAPE paint |ob 445 Cablnat Making Chimneys, brick hearths S walls Heel - Clean - Raeaonsbls skills. Brick, stone, block, concrete Free estlmslee For Free Eettmsta CABINETS BY SHELLEY - For Repairs. J. Black, 201-0037 Cell 871-4446 call Eddie at 671-4403 Tnlcs kitchen ceblnets. counter tops, vanities, well unite 4 GARDEN ROTOTILLINO — Sod, Iture 462 4688 685 Garden Tilling landscape design 4 planting, JC BROS PAINTINO — In- We offer excellent benefits R.R. See. patios. shrubs isrlor/exterior, steming Free ae- NURSING/MEDICAL FLOWER BEDS S GARDEN - trimmed Complete lewn cere tlmatee. Al reaaonable costs In- with profit sharing, and a 447 Carpentry Rototnteo Free estimates Fasl 291-1967 sured. Cell 563.2216 Service S reasonable rates Call Tom. 4SS-M71 IMPROVE YOUR LAWN TOOAYI J4JPAINTINQ CONTRACTORS salary of $5.25 per hour. Done py professional Exterior pelntlng Free estlmelea POSITIONS AVAILABLE Call Tja-5414 THE LAWN BARON OARDEN8 TILLED — With S hp 222-7230 Guaranteed 45 hours per CRAFTMAN'S CARPENTRY — troy takar. Reeaonable. Carl LANDSCAPING — Spring clean- From decks to skylights end 642-4008 or 741-7160 till 9 p m PAPERHANGING week. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Mon- DAYS • EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME everything in-between. Sattefeo- ups and lewn service. Good ROTOTILUNO work. Reeeonable rates Call Ms. Paperhsnger non gauranteed Call between Any size garden. day thru Friday. Time and a 7-9 p.m. 844-9788. 741-6341. aak tor Bruce The Feminine TOUCH Can Ann al 261-OS72 Free Eat 741-6660 half for all hours over 40. RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES DECKS — flnnliriasss kitchens QUALITY SERVtCES - Com- ROTOTILLING — Get your gar- plete lawn oars. CaH anytime tor PHYSICIANS • MEDICAL TECHNICIANS • MEDICAL SECRETARIES, lie. bain, basements repaired or re- den reedy. By the hour. Free 698 Pool Services modeled Ceramic tile No |ob to 1. 741-OS1S. free eenmatae. 741-64es, email or large. Call 747-6023 JIB POOL SERVICE — Spring Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this ROTOTILLINO — Get your ger- opening Summer malm winter Call 780-7850 den reedy By the hour. Free DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register. HOME CRAFTSMAN — Carpen- 595 Homa Croetngi Above 4 In ground try, woodwork. |oba done with eetlmates. 741-0S1I. poole 671-4837 precision Job too big for you? Improvements TOP SOIL — Good quality farm An equal Opportunity Employe ADDITIONS — Complete re- SWIMMINQ POOL - Opening Too small for others? CaH Kan top eoH Alao horse manors specials. Low raise We do at Sooerlund. SSS-2S7I attar 9 PM modeling service Cell 741-4864 available. Delivered NURSES AIMS or WSIM repalra. major 4 minor. Very re- g 0«p1 Personnel Dept RETIRED CARPENTER — Small HOLMDEL FARMS liable Low prices 12 yrs exp RN/LPN 3.11 OflOVE HEALTH ALL HEALTH CARE and medium elxed lobs, and AFFORDABLE - Homa repairs 284-6913 284-692J For appl caU 477-1646. HOUIDCL CONVALESCENT CARE CENTER SERVICES. INC decks Free eetlmeiee CaH S remodeling. Licensed s In- IS Kinge Hw» C TREES - Shrubs CENTEX 910 Or««n Qrov« Row) 741-67S7 or 774-0600 sured. Free estimates DUNCAN Wholesale and retail. Many ver- 714 Roof Costing Maptuna NJ 07753 Uiadlaiown. NJ 07741 CONSTRUCTION CO. SsJ »41< 1SS Hwy 34 12011 S71-S400 letlee 6 acres of nursery stock. SPRAY OR BRUSH ON — Glass Holme*. NJ 07733 (2011822-3400 450 Carpel Cleaning O.J. VEKIO8 1 SON — General Flowering and shade trees. Ever- fleered ooating to seal 4 repair (Mil »4«.4»0 A.I EXPERT Carpel Cleaning - contractor. Home or bueineee re- greens. Lsndscaper's discount. flat roofe SS per gallon. Can Upholetery cleaning. Reeeonable pair, remodel or build. 12 yean HOLMDEL FARMS HAP Chemco 642-2714 ratee. Morris Hoffman, 747-O2OS. In business. Call 4S6-2Ma 2644913 264-8823 KRUSI8 CONSTRUCTION CO 715 Roofing SECRETARY 455 Carpet Installation - Total Building t renovation! 635 Light Hauling e.8ldlng New a old Additions. Kitchens, 1 HOUSES — Oersgee. yerd 4 •data E Ha*cigno/Aima P«nn RN LPNS 4 HEALTH AIDES CABINETS BY SHELLEY - For- ROOFING — Raaldantiei. com- PEOPLE CAM mica kitchens, counter tops. waH Beth. Decks, etc. CaH 741-1080 gutters cleaned out a hauled Of SOUTH JERSEY INC P»r«onn»i;D«f-»CiOf 01 Nur»ai Nursing D«pl mercialc . Repelrs Inaured 4 MARLBORO PSYCHIATRIC units S furniture. 44MM9 away. Mmi demolitions 244 erod St/PO So. MM Da LaSALLE HALL DUST BUSTERS — Commercial, 747-812!. gauranteeda . Attennc Contract- Red Bent. NJ 07701 HOSPITAL fbiat* FacHrty) ) Newman Sp JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION residential. Floor wailng. carpet ing 8863-9666 19011 U0-1MI Rt 520. Marlboro Nj 07746 Lincron. NJ — Sales, cleaning, re-lays, re- shampooing, general cleaning B4W LIGHT HAULING {2011 946-8100. X424/303 (M1| 530-9470 Act now! S4S-SSSS. Move enythlng locsl or long dis- SUPERIOR SIDING 6 ROOFING ACCOUNTS streiches & repalra 2S4-A177. Insulated vinyl elding, aluminum tance Yards, cellars, garages HAVE SCREENS WILL TRAVEL trim covehnga. OuaHty la our first 460 Ceramic Tile cleaned out. Licenced 4 Insured priority! Free estimates Olaaa. aH repelrs. windows. 717-3469 A PERFECT TILE t RENO- awnings, window cover- CeHHS-iaao VATION CO - Sales, inetana- en 747^1027 CLEAN YARDS PAYABLE Cellars, attics 4 garegea llon a repairs Free eat. residen- HOME IMPROVEMENTS 720 Sawing Paul V ChabaMe. Jr. P.N HOME HEALTH AIDES Personnel Dapl tial a commercial 2O1-92S-S728 Free aattmasse 24 HR. Emergency Service. tOH 741-2149 Machine ProfMilunal Recruiter Mra Ciltadlno MetapteM Mgmt Serwoaa of J»B CERAMICS — Tile Installa- DISCOUNT For Seniors ST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL FAMILY * CHILDREN'S SERVICE MCOSS NURSING SERVICES tion tree estimates Cell B.2-8712 COUNTRY HAULING — We haul Rapalra 225 WMflamaon street 161 Boomer. Place anything. Punlture, apt!, etc. Good math and typing skills 191 Bath Av«nu« 071-3030 or 071-7023, Jeff. JOHN ROESING SEWING MACHINE - Service 4 Elilibeth NJ 07207 Long Branch. H J 07740 Reef Ban. N.J. 07701 Pay 1 low hourly rate CaH repelr 40 yra. experience AS (201) S27-93M |M1|SW-«*K Intertor/extenor home repairs 431-3106. (201) 222-0100 480 Construction Certificate of Occupancy work work done In my Shrewebury required. We offer excellent home. 741-7448. FREE ESTIMATES Free estlmslee 660 Masonry On all phases of home repelr No |ob too small 740 Tree 8arvtcas benefits and profit sharing. work Cerpeniry. shingles S hot 493 2008 . Service tar Our speciality. All work fully MASONRY - Flrepleoee. brick, wooor a TREI BCRVtci BAYSHORE Ousrantesd Tom. 172-0038 MARCO CONSTRUCTION — stone, steps, pettos. concrete. Tree a shrub trimming a Salary $5.25 per hour. 8 AM Mr fortmuUer/Mri Barrows Additions, renovations a decks 291-4677. removal. Pu*V Insured. Free Peraonnel Reerurtert COMMUNITY ssamslis CaS SaO-1611 490 Decorating A ReedlenBel S bueineee. Insured to 6 PM 5 days a week. Over- RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Design 7S7-OS3S ask tor John. 665 Moving & 750 Tutoring JERSEY SHORE 727 North Been Straei SPRING SPECIAL — Rooting. Storage MEDICAL CENTER THOSE WERE THE DAYS SS5 per so Vinyl siding. 1120 per TUTORS UNLIMITED - AS auk. time over 40 hours. Call HOMidaf. NJ 077J3 TEACHERS MOVING INC - lecu. aH leveie. Tutors through- 3S Union Sir*** MEDICAL CENTER DECORATING so Free gutter 4 leaders with Rw) Bank. N.J 07701 every aiding |ob S71-S723 Free estimates Local-Long Dis- out Monmouth County. Caa 780-7850. (701) 530-2300/2223 IMS Cornel Ave Join our staff of Complete homa a office cualom tance-Storage. Lie PC000S7 «71-4263 Work 4 nlghU »nd Neptune. NJ 07753 CRITICAL CARE NURSES sernce Slipcovers, upholstery. TOTAL RENOVATION CON. Shrewsbury Ave Red Bank (Mil 77S-5S00. Ext SM Levokxs. drapes, paint > wan STRUCTION INC. - Addition!, Florida Specials Can 530-1333 WORrRIED ABOUT . inquire about our O.C.S.C. now offers tutoring We Ofl IM II K) 7 «lMfl coverWOS. carpeting, shadee. 1 windows, decks, design service INTRODUCING weekend program furniture. Shop al home eatt- Free estimates CW 73e-2SM 675 Odd Jobs speoeue In PMalca. Biology, a Chrtd C«r« CamMr Four 10 hour anma matee Call UO-seU. Gen Soenee (aome Mashmetloa per week on ma night anrn TOTAL RENOVATION CON- A-1 ODD JOS SEimct - Smal alao) Caa 671-3107. leave Jacqueline Dwyer STRUCTION INC - Addition!, lob expert. FuHy Ineured. ItlllHltOrMr. Fleon, Ptvbirtg Recruiter 500 Decks wmeowe. decks, design service Reaaonable rates. Caa 630-46It U.S. HOME 12011 739 59M A-t DECKS - Pressure reeled Free aanmalaa. Cad rsa-iesa. 7»S Typing Sarvlce ATTIC — aisaminl. garage, lumber uaad throughout VINYL SIDING - Storm win. houee, gutter Moenlng. YARD* TYPING — In my home. P>o. SS se/psr eg. ft. Free eaemaMe. dowa. outalde houee paintig CLEARED, out. panting, etc Call anytime. Local reayanuee. Reeeonable. Free ewmetes CaH DANNY. IBS IBS! Eatonlown. Pick-up a C Information on placing an ad Prompt service 7S7-OS71. Steve. 324-iies Rumaon-Falr Haven areas CORP. in-tsie. In this DIRECTORY An Equal Opportunity Employ* ploas* call 542-4000 «xt. 2S2 MONDAY. MAY 20, 1965 The II. ,gM 51 H»lpWadf*i Good opportunity Salary open Call 741-2000 Beauti' fji piece of furniture. $100 land! Nursing Home. 8 Middle- 583-4343 HOUSEKEEPER — Part lime Loans Tapestry material with Pecan _ nut grain Plea Lam Com-or bf*i offer Call 530-3760 *©wn Ave Atlantic Highland! SECRETARY - Experienced Flexible hours. References CaH Tier Finl 364-6066 wood. Circa 1930 Qood cond, plete U-shape layout 7 overhead HO8TESS-CASHIER - Mult be PREP WORKER - Day*. FuH 5fl Value ia over $1000 Will sell weekt (r»ds or evee. Mon -FrlF6, a m -4 p m Real Estate Secretary lor busy 747-7476 1228. Call 264-9361 anytime. over 21 Veer round employ. time, pan time inquire within Rumson office License for 1500 Also new suinleaa sink 3fiP~ WJTISM - BeeguH Leaa maflt Mull apply In person be- MORNINGS - 4 houra s day! Briodys, 132 East River Rd preferred. weekends Four MATURE FEMALE - To live In. OESKB. FILES — Tabiee. chairs, ft fixture 6100 Cell 642-6661 than s houra service. For • tween 11 30 am and 2 30 p m per week Send information to Rumson storage cabinets. computer warr j/reverse $460 Ct.ii JO^Boi 724. R«d Bank. NJ Seasons. Realtors. 530-9600 Free room ft meals Plus ail con- MAHOGANY END TABLES — No phone calls Howard John, Call 291-5660. tabiea, office equip., etc. at 291 -5606 after 6 p.m. ion's RMiaurant, Rt 3ft, Middle- REAL ESTATE SALES — Career SECURITY OFFICERS — Part- bargain prices New or used Day bed. while cane seat rocker lown. night May 28. 7 30 p m Join Lin- time, weekends only Muat have WOMAN — To care for am- 71 Merchandise A AC DESK OUTLET. 1706 Rt ft chair, nuione range exhaust TIP ,ES — 3 P165-75R14 sl«*l croft Office training snd national clean record, car and phone bulatory stroke patient Part-time 36. Oakhurst 631-3990 hood, solid oak desk metal of- be ned radial* (1 on rim) All rv Mr HOSTESS/HOST — EM. benefits Bring a Mend for Sale fice desk Call 642-1366. iy new 166 takes all Cell Call 741-0626. Mon.-Frl, 1030 weekends Car needed, Call DINING TABLE — Fiore-deeign peftertced Appry Ve Cottage Inn am -4 30 p.m only 871-0443 PIANO EVERETT - Coneote 21 M-3661 149 Wtil Front Si KeypoM * Call tor reservation stainless steel and glass contem- MATAWAN — 11 Daniel Drive SERVICE STATION ATTENDENT Grand, exc cond. $1300 T RACTOR — Simplicity tf| HP 2»4-1263 ERA LINCROFT REALTORS WOMAN LOOKING FOR Trumpet 1100. Call 747-6606. porary. 36x68 opens to 104 with Mark Woods May 24. 26 3 Swimming River no — Full ft pan time Light mechan- DAY WORK glaaa leaves, 1600. 4-chroma 11 am-4pm Household good ( 'owerful vacuum with c jvered HOUSEKUPER - NHMd 3 ATTENTION! 747-3939 Eves 747-5*87 ical duties Neat ft reliable Pay Reliable person 125' CHAIN LINK FENCE — Gai- and beige velvet chairs. 8200 Assorted tabiea. chain, cocktail /reiler 46* mower. 42" enow day* per week Mult have raft 4 based on exp Benefits Mon- CaH 530-6037 •amied, 4' high, finings and 261-6761 ft and tables, bathroom items, blower, 42' grader. nydrolic own Irani Please call attar 6 Please mention THE REGISTER REAL ESTATE SECRETARY - mouth Street Chevron. Red poles. 6150 Wolmantied garden front, center, ft rear hi',Ch C-411 Good typing and organizational Samsonue luggage, blue ft pm 201-741-6060 when replying to a Register Bank traWa. 736 '666 DININO ROOM SET — Heaviy brown, bicycles, ladies ft mans, 261-2791 Priced 125OC, _ employmeni ad skills required Call 671-1780 54 Situations carved, maxlcan. table, 6 chairs, HOUSEKEEPER-AIDE - FUII 24 ALUMINIUM LADDER - books, 14 carat fine Jewelry TRF 60 — Model IV. ft DwTl NURSES AIDE - Full 6 part time SHEET METAL - installers credenia. l-cert. 11200 Call Much more Any questions call lima, day ft night mint available position available on the 11-7 wanted Permanent work. Good Wanted Female Heavy duty Rockwell reciprlcat- 264-1177 after 7. Letter quality printer Misc soft- REAL ESTATE mg saw, table saw, other tooii 566-7620 were I1B60 CaH 53C -0200 Starting AI|4M Mutt have own shift Please call tor appl. You ve thought about It. Left talk pay. benefits Call 767-6034. Irani Call 4»3-30M Call 222-6344. DININO ROOM — Drexei Italian 671-017T. Hilltop Nursing Home about It now Our office is one of SHEET METAL HELPER WANT- Provincial, table. 6 chain, lighted TRIPLE DRESSER - - Sol .d Oak HOUSEWORKER — Liva In. NURSE RN - Fuli lime/part the top 4 In the Red Bank area. ED — 2 yrt axp preferred Call ABOVE THE REST 3 BOBCATS — Completely re- china cabinet, like new Sacrifice $75 Walnut desk wt in chair $75 laundering, cleaning. Ironing, time Long term care facility in We ara busy We need you EMC. 291-3900 IN CHILD CAREI built Like new. 46", 11 HP.H200 61700. After 6. 846-6624 Call 496-2591 training, motivation ft guidance each Call 936-3361 MEMORIAL DAY — Wlndaurfi' >g vacuuming, child car* and Long Branch Salary negotiable Your child should be content, TRUMPET — Conn. Directior supervision 8 yrt edcuatlon. 3 available We currently hava 7 SHORT ORDER COOK - ft happy and well-cared for whiM DINING ROOM SET — 3 pc., special Alpha sailboards at Complete benefit package under Million-Dollar associates Need 3 Waitress/waller Exp. only Cor- 3 PIECE COLONIAL LIVING solid mahegony Bedroom set, 4 New condition Us ed r, few Um**. mo e»p 44 hr work weak 5'. revision Please call Mrs you work. I am a Fair Haven wholesale puces (} all daya $162 ft4/wk Privala quar- more Experienced or beginners nucopia Rest. 96 Maple PI.. Key- ROOM SET - 660; Honey pine pc.. solid oak Both in good $136 CaH 741-4f.26 Neynart 229-4300 mother who can do ail of theend table ft coffee table, exc. 1 -600-257-0002 Mon-Fn I j. tan, free room and board No Call Roger port, 739-6686 above! 2'* years experience in cond 61200 for both 741-6473, tween 10-6 Ask for Steve Lttpl- CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtor! cond . 6125 Ceil 741-9463 t*a charged fleporito Red Bank NURSES AIDES - Full and part STOCK PERSON — To pack or- child care with TERRIFIC refer- Bedroom, maple, pine finish, dus Job Service. 48 Eaai From Si independently Owned" encesl Csll 642-6607. time Application! accepted for ders tor clothing Co Depen- 4 DINING CHAIRS — Solid wood, double bed, i;heet-of drawers, METAL WORKING — Equip- TV-Color. 28-MEATHKIT Rad Bank Jo 3-11 and 11-7 shifts CNA or 813 River Rd Fair Haven dable Drivers license. 530-5669 padded seats. $60 Lasco all 56' dresser, 2 night tables, valet CABINET — . ui manual!. $150 084»M1 741-7668 BABYSITTING — In my ment Lathee, mills, grinder t lt fix- Geriatric axperlence preferred purpose fan. |160 Like new 21 chair, matlreta ft spring. Like tures, micrometers. etc. Call attar f, p m 871-0573 Freehold Conva Center Call lor Keansburg home. Full time Marion St . Red Bank INSURANCE - Pafaonal lines, RECEPTIONIST — For pro- Mon -Fn , any age Reference* new S700 Moving 671-2631 640-2024 weekdays interview 431-5217 lesaional office Part time alter SUMMER customer service repreeentstiv* available. Call 495-2004 anytime. (4) WINDOW AIR CONDININ- G ROOM SET — MODEL AIRPLANE - MRC • Knowladg* of homeowners ft NURSE - RN. Director of Nurs- noon hours Experience with DITIONERS — Excellent con- TV — Zeni 16-3198 Rebuilt wit h full warranty aton- rating ft covfMti ara necess- weekends snd holidays oft sry 683-0602 deni Everyday and tome eve- Call 957-0736. town TV ft Appliance. 542-0400 SOON! nings Own transportation Call leaves, 4 aid* chairs and 2 arm after 6 p.m. * ary. CaH The binmar Agency Good salary and company ben- RECEPTIONIST — For pro- chairs, buffn and server $2200 A 30 am-4 30 pm Mon -f n efits Call Cllftslde Health Care 747-2314 MOVINQ-MUST SELLI — Qirl a TWIN S^ ROLLER - 2 baby fusions! office Part time. Eve- Earn extra vacation cash making 5 HOMES WANTED Call 530-1660 after 6 p.m. swings, & kerosme heater All 482-2343 Center 546-8422 for an appoint- ning hours Light office skills re- telephone calls from our office In BABYSITTING — Student nurse 8-piece bedroom set. f >n« open ment 5 homes needed to display new DINING ROOM SET — Provincial bookcase, chrome * ( jiaaa mir- new (,«it after 12 noon INSIDE SALESPERSON - 6*gin quired. 583-0602 Shrewsbury Mull hava a good Experienced Available anytime solid vinyl siding by Bethlehem 767-765 4. telephone voice and be available Middletown area. Own trans Steel Give your home a new wttti breekfronl. good cond., 1 ror. Colonial coffee 8 s nd tables. a career You can hava a career RECEPTIONIST - With exp. chair needs repair. $250; Oueen- rectlner, towel 4 ru 0, set Call with Shafwln Williams by filling evenings from 6-9:30 p.m. Mon 64/hr Cell 671-4406, look Qualified homeowners will 2 STENOGRAPHIC MACHINES Typing ft riling. Full time 9-5 p m receive dealer Incentive rebates slze braaa headboard. $50 Call 642-9360 - i v/ith stand $275 1 without our need for an inaida sales- NURSES — RN/LPN Call 739-6770. thru FrT. and Sat. 9-1 p.m. 495-0666 person In thla position, you win FOR INTERVIEW CALL BACK-UPS amounting to huge savings from MOviNQ MUST BE i.L — Sofa, stand $200 Mint condition Call SMISI custOfrws with thair dec- RECEPTIONIST — Part/full time DIANE AFTER 6 p.m. retail prloe + installation Re- DINING RCiOM SET — 2 cap- stereo, chairs, lamp ra, table, etc after 8 pm. 495-0750 If housework has you In a quired, no money down. 100% orating needs Coma to Sharwtn 3 to 11 positions available positions immediately available tain's chain ft 4 side chairs. 1 Frl 6 Sat March 8 4 9, io-4 UPRIGHT PIANO Wiiiiami for a good salary, excel- at Great Expectations Precision 542-4968 bind, don't say 'Uncial" financing available. No payments leaf, table pads. 60* with leaf. 321-4 Spring SI. R ad Bank Oeratrlc experience preferred till late summer Cell Best offer lent banafiti and career ad- For further details apply In per- Haircuttera, Hailet Plata For a SUPERINTENDENT — Mature Say "BACK-UPS!" 1296 Call 747-9243 CaH 636-4664 vincamtnl Call 871-2575 1320 mature-minded, bright persor minded couple required lor 60 1-201-634-9378 MOViiNO — Sot- • bed, patio son 9-4 Mon-Fn. Hoimdsi Con- Quality cleaning service. DINETTE TABLE — with 8 chairs furniture, kitchen chairs, desk. Hwy 35. Mlddlatown EOE M/F valescent Canter. 188 Hwy 34 with management skills and ax< units In West Long Branch. RE- WASHER — Whirlpool $156 perlence in dealing with the pub- Reasonable prices. 5 M0. OLD; 2 white modern twin $35. 100 fencing with gate 620, dresser, etc Call e ves SMk89*0 Fiebutlt with full warranty Holmdel. N J 946-4200 qulres knowledge of all phases shells- headboards. $30 ae. wall ahetvlng $5. lawn mower INSURANCE AGENCY - Full lic includes evening ft weekend on maintenance Salary (400 per Hazlet, Holmdel, MOVING OUT OF STATE" -3*1- Eatontown TV 4 Appliance. hours Call for interview. Cream, beige, modern print S36. wood cabinet 6'x30~ 126. ing dining room t urnlture , Irving, 542-0400 time position open for com- NURSES AIDES M/F wK • fringe* Call 642-6672. Matawan & Middletown sofabed. $275 King bed, $299 couch, len/eseat ft brown rocker mercial inside service represen- N J State certification preferred. 264-9333 family, bedro omi, TVS. SUPERVISOR — Able to plan Coleco cabbage patch dolls. $15 389-3192 tative Exp required Contact 2 50 p m to 9 p m . 2:50 p m to areas. Call 671-4513. $42. 642-0464. Teakwood ft Mi ihogany bar ft Lily-Owens. 671-8111 11 p.m., 10 SO p m -7 am Per- RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY — and schedule production and stools. Century > tale wit h lablo Red Bank area law firm seeks supervise unionized employees CERTIFIED NURSE'S AIDE — DINING ROOM — 6 piece WINDSURF BOARDS manent positions, full time or Will care for a child or children AIR CONDITIONER - 220V, mahogapiy Traditional American Playboy magaxi nee an d more JANITORIAL — Immedisteopen- part time Per Diem rale or salary experienced Individual. Duties in s manufacturing plant. Good Call 747-2405. Top quality, only $364 , will mciude answering phonea, salary /benefits Blmlltar ex- my home from 5 a -4 pm. CCall 10,500 BTU, $450. CaH after 5 30 Drew. Like new. $3000. Call Mrs mg Nightshirt Eatontown Quick with benefits If you're interested p.m. 674-3796. C. at 56C-9409 Call 212-216-2017 advancement for right individual in devoting yourself completely covering reception area, sorting perience, required. Send re- 496-4412 MOVING — Ful i slxed Ken more WINE PRESS — 4'V high, im- < and posting mall, filing and sume/letter and salary require- AIR CONDITIONERS - tW and DRUMS — Slingerland. 4 piece, Must hava good reference!, valid to the proper care of the geriatric 1 COMPANION/HOME HEALTH electric waah'M/drye> • hardly ported from Italy, grape grinder N J license Must be conscien- patient please apply in person typing Ws otter an attractive ments to F-437. The Register. up Rebuilt with full warranty 4 Ziidum symbols, hi-hat. used, $250. Dl nette • et round A strainer funnel Call 291-2761 Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 AIDE — Mature, responsible ces ft dedicated Call Matt 4 Mon-Fn 10-12 noon or 1 30-3 30 salary and benefit! plan Please light housekeeping, errands, etc Eatontown TV ft Appliance, throne. $460 with covers. Call table with 4 vei *et brot wer chairs. Priced $300. p m -7 pm at 793-5348 Call Hayi Hayi and Landau Salary negotiable Call 229-5198 642-0400. 642-0666 $125 Csll 671 -6427 747-4220 between 9 a.m. ft 2 SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS CHAIR — Wing bach, curved legs LABORERS - Construction STUDENT NURSES — Openings 3-11 ft 11 p.m,-7 5-7 p m Mon-Frl AIR CONDITIONER — Seen DRYER — Gaa Speedqueen, MOVING SAL E — P iano, 3 pc. Vacation relief positions also p m tor interview. Coldipot, 15,000 BTU's. 6300 T living room let. drw j leaf ban- $176. Saw table tor circular Mutt be 18 and have drivers RECEPTIONIST - Interior de- a.m. shift. Full or part lime Good EXPERIENCED CHEF - 14 yra. avocado, excellent condition, saber saw* 6 routera, floor license Catl 747-8128 between 9 available Holmdel Convalescent opportunity. Long term Call pool table. S275 Call between $150 flrown barca lounger. $75 quet table*. • tingle t *d, dinette sign showroom Full time, 9-5. exp. Looking for permanent pos- set, much more C. ill 739-1479 model $35. Hammock, 4 pt 8_5_ Center. 186 Hwy 34. Holmdel, 741-4700 ition institutional cooking back- 5-7 pm 671-2769 Cheat, mapla, $50 871-1668. stand complete 542-0613 NJ Job description upon appli- ELECT RIC MAGIC CHEF — 30* after 3 p.m LABORERS — FuH time Must cation Apply in person to M TANK TRUCK DRIVERS — Ex- ground Call after 3 30. AIR CONDITIONERS (2) — 1 OFFICE POSITION - Duties in- 495-4450 5000 BTU ft 1 6000 BTU. *50 stove, avacado, with clock ft WROUGHT IRON — Round have transportation Can SHberstein Inc 428 Broad St. perienced Apply at 295 Broad- timer $26. 30* range hood, MOVINQ — Living room, wood table. 4 high back chairs All for 7870060 elude answering telephones and Shrewsbury ^^ way. Key port Between 10-4 p.m. EXPERIENCED MOTHER - In each. Mercury OB controls ft frame/cane, sofa g reen 2 high- general office work Typing re- caMee. 636 Cell 264-1113. harveut gold, never used, Nauti- $50 Call 741-7363. LANDSCAPE GARDNER-MAIN- TEACHER OF THEHANDi- ' Middletown will babysit i lus $20 or b/o Fitnesi equip- back chat' -s. 2 f uitwood end quired Houri 6 30-5 Call RESTAURANT HELP — Cooks, i a self- home. Fenoed-ln yard, tables */-jiass tr ,p & cocktail TENANCE — Full time Walt 229-3444 for interview dishwashers, waiters-waitresses CAPPED — To teach I ANDERSEN WINDOWS — and ment, weight bench w/leg curl ft 72 Garage/Yard Township-Old Bridge area contained class or special-ed provide lunches By the I doors, ft Atrium doors. 50% dis- weights attached $25 Tummy- table, white prove nclal bedroom Good pay Call between 5 ft 6 only. Call 671-7026. | count Delivery 1-600-623-6707 set w/4 poster bed, 1 Sears Sale* Salary negotiable 536-4891 PAINTERS - Commercial 4 cui- 842-0205 coop class or supplemental in- tlghlfmer $10, manual pedal bike tom painting Must hava 5 yri struction All assignments ara dryer, 1 a iereo/w cabinet. 1 ped- A NEW ASSORTMENT — Has lANDSCAPER — Experienced EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER APPLIANCES — Refrigerators. $5, Syrocco black/gold bedroom letai tab ia, old, 1 metal office e«p , own trans 495-1390 or RESTAURANT P/T - General full-time, In grades 9 thru 12, . — Has days available Holmdel I washers A dryers Reconditioned ecca from Home Int, 2 twin wall arrived at the Lona Arranger in landscaping A operating 787-4373 hrs 5-10 pm food prep Perfect lor students leek, t f .000 BTi jair condlloner. Outlet. Thomasville Bedroom starting September, 1985 Send I Middletown area. $40 per lob & guaranteed $100 6 up Can heaciboards, 1 wall curio cabinet noped, other m opeds lor parts equipment Will train Start at once Sebas- resumes lo Ms. Hohensteinn , set. many mirrors, pine hutch 4 LABORER - For landscaping ; PAlNTCfl S - Commsrcisle c Reference*, own transportation ' deliver You've seen the —• */shell $26 takes all. Cell ;all d ays T 74-7600. eves trestle table, roll-up shade*, and tian'! Pub. Monmouth Mall, Monmouth Regional High Call anytime 496-2331 now buy the beet) 530-2967. •66-267 7. contractor Salaries com- ting Mult have 5 yrs 542-7796 Mr Turner. School. 535 Tlnlon Ave.. Tlnlon 736-1668 before 6 pm. more 185 Shrewsbury Ave . Red menaurale with experience Cell • «p own trans 495-1390 or Falls, NJ. 07724 An Equal Op- FAIR HAVEN MOTHER APPLIANCES — Scratched E~NCYCLOPEDIAS - (Book of Bank Thurs-Fn-Sat, 6-3. 767-6640 after 7 p.m 767-4373 hrs 5-10 pm RESERVATION AGENT — Exc. Will babysit nights & weekends in JOVINfJSALE -Stereo equip oppty with benefits. Requires portunity Employer denied at uaed prices, with full Knowledge) 31 books. 866. Call nent, b ook sN rives. itereo cabi- BELFORD — 137 Seventh Si LAW FWM SEEKING — Full or P*RT T'ME — Need extra cash? my home Excellent reference*! manufacturer warranty 264 4681 customer service background ft CALL 642-6507 4W.I 801 7 Barnes Appl net, so la. tabf • 4 chairs, lOxtS Baby items, grill, bric-a-brac, lot •ubStantial pert lime secretary Work on home phone program exc talephone skills. CRT exp TIRE PEOPLE/RE- E F' WATEHSKIS - Jumpers ug Pill 747-' '343 after 6 more Sat. 4/27, 9-4 p.m. Good technicaishiiis Legal ax- Flexible Earn uptojioper hour helpful, not necessary Will train TREADERS/MOUNTERS > HOUSEKEEPER - Interestee d In APT. SIZE KITCHEN SET — For- Excellent condition $140. CaH 1 d MOVING SA. E - 12' bar with OARAGE SALE — Sat., May 16. penance not neceeaary Can for | Call Barbara. 747-6666 Apply Olympic Limousine Ser- EXP'D & TRAINEES. <">• «V employment F dy mica top table. 2 drop leaves * 2 47-7937 • i cACikiTCMDQOiikin. ! E^cellenl refl Call 642-62-6606 0 elnof irator, • tereo console, card 6-3 p.m Sleds, games, lots of appt 642-2070 • pAa,T TIME - Gat/Guy frlday vice. Rt 33 ft 34. Wall Twp For PLEASANTSURROUND chairs, $40. Maple rocking chair able. 9x12 r ug. glass top patio odds 8 ends 11 Delaware Ave . LEGAL SECRETARY - For Red For lenor designer Typing and info call Personnel 936-6665 LANDSCAPING — In- $50 + odd* 4 ends 747-2471 «i H.tchen • et, high riser, single Atlantic Highlands. Bank law office Good secretarial sales Diverse duties Must be ING. ALL BENEFITS. door/Outdoor Plant Care. Light ATARI — 2600 Video game With >ed, couch and coffee tables RN— Full ft pert time u-7 shift. 40 cartridge* and rack. 4 pad- ETHAN ALLEN TABLE — Round GARAGE SALE — Sat May 25, skills ft minimum 2 yrs legal axp organ.ied CaH 530-1776. 10-5 Geriatric axperlence preferred CALL 566-0092. planting of annuals, bl-annuala. '87-( )853. 9-4 46 Bluefieid Rd Lincrort Off m Real Estate area Salary com- perennials ft shrubs Reasonably dles. 1 tray ball, cover, and pro- dark pine with captain's PART TIME — Office manager Freehold Conva Center Call tor TRAINEE - Reel estate re- chairs, 1500. Orexel breakfront. VlOv ING M JST SELL — Couch, Whispering Pines Baby car- merieurate with axp. benefits for condomimmum association interview 9-5 431-8217 search. No license needed, will priced Call between 4 30-8 30 irammer joy stick. Cost $1200, antique white, $275. 671-6346. riage, ruga, chairs, household Call 741-3200 pm Terry 530-0926 or Kathy sell tor $300 Cali 530-0068 after rock er, cha tr, coffee table. 2 end Must hava excellent office skills RN — Busy Internists office Part tram Call Dimltri 530-0600 labini. TV. vacuum, steam iron, item*, dishes, etc. LEGAL SECRETARY - Exp'din Experience m boofcKeeping thru 229-1663 I p.m. •ITNESS EQUIPMENT - Mercy general ledger Ability to deal time Reply to Box Z-432, The TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS Mach I fitness center. 8 position. iron ing ta Me, 4 slice toaster, MIDDLETOWN - I o vessels, matrimonial ft real estate Full Register. Shrewsbury, NJ 3 years axperlence. MATURE COLLEGE STUDENT BAND EQUIPMENT — elec trie l tattle, 'electric hand with public Submit resume P O — Seeks housecieaning and brand ft vintage guitars, ampa, '» Ib. weights 61300 Call chairs, rocker singular, end-col- time Brian Boyle 531-6900 Box 432. Highlands. N J 07732 07701 201-563-6624 264-1177 after 7 mix er. All electrical items 6 mo tee tables, lamps, dressers, etc LEGAL SECRETARY - For Red child cere work in Holmdel, Colls keyboards, echo and " old Call ' 530-4620 after 5 RNS-LPNS — Full ft part time TYPIST/CLERK — Red Bank Neck. etc. area. Own transpor- Reasonable Frl-Mon.. 9-4pm Bank area firm Shorthand ft 1 Call 727-1666. SLIDING GLASS — Patio MOVING MUST SELL — AMF 163 Green Oak Blvd. positions available on 3-11 pm Brokerage firm needs a full time tation Reasonable rates. Call door. Excellent condition $Q5 PU FFEP sailboat, w/irailer 6 up- typing required Salary com- PART-TIME" | shift Please call lor appt Hilltop ryptrst/clerk. CRT exp helpful. Megan si 946-9660 BAR COUNTER Tienturste with exp 7413999 Custom mede. iimco western show saddle rlg ht pii mo. Call 671-6230 NAVESINK — 1 Oaborn Ave Nursing Home. 671-0177 Call Judy 747-4443. imaii adult, roughout aeat. silver May 10 6 11 tt-4 pm Rain or EVES. & SAT. A.M. RUMSON — Enterprising young- NURSES AIDE - 10 years •• Call for appl 229-3747 LIFE GUARDS (2) — Wanted tor TYPIST — For Atlantic Highlands pertenca Excellent references rim. Mint condition. $275 firm M< 3VIN G SALE — L-shaped thine. Great assortment of apartment complex pool Muat Great opportunity to earn from I star! wanted You will be running BEDROOM — Olrta 4*2-7671. cc uch, chair 4 ottoman. 6 pee merchandise I your own buimeis while earning Publisher Dictaphone a must Prefer 11-7 shirt Private duty. be certified 27 hours per week 170 00 to 6150 00 Good typing skills, knowledge of CaH 544-1114. provenclal Dreeaer. night tx *drc* am set. needs some re- Apply in person at Keyport Club priies. trips and cash and canopy bed $200 FLUTE — Qemeinhard. open SUNDAY ONLY — 6-12. good Weekly in our telephone sales publishing helpful. Part time Call P- nr Best oner, cheap. Call variety of items, too nnumerous village Apta Frl May 17 from 5-7 program Conveniently located The only requirements are that SPRING HOUSECLEANING — 739-3691 hole, B toot. Silver, like new. 4 HM926 pm it pool Phone for tnfor- you are at least 11 years old and 830-1 30 Call 672-1441. $280. Call 291-2717, lo mention. Corner c< Orchard ft Ftt 35. Shrewsbury office Reliable, references Young stu- BEDROOM BET — Cherry Oceanview (oft East Rd mation 736-6666 This is ideal lor are ready to work, VICE PRINCIPAL — Grade 7-12 dent working her way through FRENCH PROVINCIAL - Dining % ION/ING — Selling out houee- 520 student regional school in Mahagony, cheat. double BeHord). HOMEMAKERS To Sign up, call 542-4000. Ext college. Leave dresser/mirror, twin beds, head room set. 6 chairs, table, china r >oic, Items. Wall mirror. LIGHT DELIVERY — Economical 216 Monmouth County Position will 668-0635 closet, $700. Call 787-6904 < .reisers, draperies, couch, 2 YARD SALE — Something lor 4 cyt auto necessary Knowledge HI responsibility in many ft foot boards, box spring. & MATURE STUDENTS matrass. $350 291-9248. f ;siiti registers, ft other house- everyone. Toys, tods, games. of Northern Monmouth County ANYONE SALES school operations Principal TLC FOR YOUR CHILD - by FREEZER - Seara. 17.1 cu ft, hold things Mens shirts, pants, books, clothing for the entire areas Ce*h paid 264-6003 Who has a need for axtra certificate required Submit re- experienced mom, with re's. In froafleea. upright. $100 Call jeani Never used 741-4427 family 4 much more Sat. Uay LIMOUSINE DRIVERS income Call now. these won I sume by May 31st to Mr Robert her Keansburg home Full or part 741-3606 after 6 p.m. 25. 10-4. Sun May 26, 11-2 643 time 797-1636. Nfc ON SIGN - With transformer Allaire is seeking responsible ast long Dziadost Superintendent. Henry FRENCH PROVINCIAL - Living Good for home bar. Large let- Palmer Ave. West Keansburg well-groomed candidates tor Hudson Regional. 1 Grand Tour, BEDROOM SET — $600. Web- No early caaef. CaH Tina 642-6660 anytime Highland!, NJ 07732. TUTOR AVAILABLE — In History room couch 4 chair, print. $328* ters, shape of beer, bright red ft part lime ft full lime positions To PART TIME — Custodian Eve- ATTENTION! ft English, grade* 7-12. Fully cor am/f— stereo, good con- Marble coffee table 4 2 end trtje. $260 671-7230 apply ptoaae call 642.1606 mgs Mon-Fr. 6-9 Sat. 1-4. WAITER/WAITRESS — Exp certified leecher with 20 yrs exp dition $70. Call after 6 p.m. __ a. $225. Winoback chair. NI=W REEL LAWN MOWER — 77 Pets and Please mention THE REGISTER lights Hoaleas. cashier days or Call after 4 p.m. 648-9174 544-1566 $150 Call 291-1668 Bought late last fall. Used '4 L IMOUSJNlT* DRIVERS — Cal" 741-0621 'hen replying to a Regular Livestock Full/part lime drivers wanted lights Apply in person. Red Oak TYPING — Done In my home, up BEDROOM SET - Cherry FULL SIZE ARCAOE GA A I - d aien tlmea. $460. Call PART TIME — infant/toddler employment ad Restaurant, Hwy 35, Haiiel Mahegony. cheat, double Advanced And Must have good driving record aide 11-3 Mon-Fn 83 50 hour to 60 wpm Also dictaphone that Aatroids, with coin slots. S200 7 41-4213 Over 26 years of age Neat ap- SALES~PERSON - Wanted for you loppty Call 291-4413. dresser/mirror, twin beds, heed i Call 739-1236 or 739-0296 Beginners Thla is not a summer job WAITER/WAITRESS — Must be ft foot boards, box spring, ft O'BRIEN SKI VEST - For youth pearance required Apply in per- Womeniwear Someaxperienca 21 or over Apply In person be- G. E Electric — Double oven, 264M20 __ preferred Part or full tlma Apply WILL BABYSIT — In my Keyport istreas $450 291-9246. '•0-90 lbs. Excellent condition DOG TRAINING son to Arrow Limousine Service. tween 4-7 pm Mon.-Thura. home. Mon-Frl Lunch provided pull out burners and vent kit. Ex CaH $42-6613. Bayshore Dog Club. 741 -8048 208 South Pearl St Red Bank PART TIME TELEMARKETING Wastreichs. 45 Front St. Key- Luigi's Restaurant. 244 W. Front BEIGE TWEED — Sofa bed, cond., $550. Benningtom dark Children over 2 yrs old only. Call BEAGLE - AKC. 1 year old LIMOUSINE DRIVERS — Exc.— Be part of an exciting mhouse port - Red Bank 736-4217. $100. Gold velvet couch $100 pine treeeei table closed 40" * OHGAN - Hammond, 125 XL, part time opportunities Flexible program Approximately 20 hrs SALES — Aluminum windows, Baldwin organ costs $2000. aeti 72", open 40" X 101 ". I. lists for $2,710 will sell for $1,600 Male. Houeebroken Allergies, work schedules arranged Early per week will train Call Pat WAITRESS/WAITER — Pert time WOMAN — Seeks position tak- $1000 495-0251 after 4 p.m. matching captain's chairs $750 or best offer, mint cond., many must sell $125 or beat Offer doors, housewarei m store aeii- for lunch shift. Apply In person ing care of children ft light outstanding features Call mornings, afternoons, ft eves Cahill at 936-3200 Ext 26 Prown's. 32 Broad St. Red "6-ball" digital pin-ball ma - 495-0120 btwn 3-6 Exc driving record required PART TIME — Evening custo- The inbetween Restaurant. 56 housework Red Bank area. BELL HOUSE - Super 6 outfit, chine. Perfect working ordei 458-3026. after 6. BORDER TERRIER - Male. 9 Bank _^_^_ English Plaia. Red Bank Good references Call 530-4291 projector, nm^t uaed, screen. $525 BMX Dike, CW frame, rax >- Apply Olympic Limousins Ser- dian ft floor person needed in never uaed. Camera super 8 PA EQUIPMENT — Reduced for months (grlule ft tan) $200 with vice. Rt 33 ft 34. Wall Twp ForHutel ft Union Beach area, 6 to SALES PERSONNEL - Full tlma WAREHOUSE SHIPPING ft RE- ing rims. exc. conponents. to p quick sale. Call for information papers Call 787-2857 part time Enjoy your work In 55 Sltuatfona tocuamatic. bell house camera cond Asking $425 Call after 5 info call Personnel 936 6665 10 pm Call 800-392-6948 CEIVING — Reliable, depen- tight. $150. 842-4793 after 6 563-4160. cheerful atmosphere in large dable Individual Apply Oaie's In- pm.462-5256. DALMATIAN — 5 yri old. ok). PART TIME — 2 positions Oesk siia womans clothing itore Wanted Mala PIANO — B Stanley 4 Sona im- dosen't bite, good health, mostly MACHINIST Clerk ft Receptionist Eves ft dustrial Supply, Keyport. BICYCLE - Girls 3 spd 311* Small store makes it personal AAA HAULAWAY - Clean-upa. Puch $75. Ethan Allan dark pine ported from London. $300 Call a house dog Free to good home Experienced weekend! Must have mature at- Good personality a key tor suc- WELDER/FABRICATOR — For No job too big or small Hauling, after 6 741-1406. Call 264-7107 CaH 646-4600 titude Call V MCA 741-2504 16' round pedestal table with 5 cess Qood pay. tlemble hours, ft misc. steel fabricating shop firewood Call Tom, 542-0164 haira ft pads $600:630-0466 s generous employee clothing Must read blue prints, have own OE FROST-FREE FREE KITTENS PART TIME - Office help. 9-2 discount Call Terry at 544-9199 hand tools ft good refi. 842-1633 FRIENDLY CLEAN UP BLONDE OAK COMPLETE DIN- REFRIGERATOR Given to adults only MAILROOM Typing, adding machine, train tor daya, 747-1660 after 5 30 We haul anything ING ROOM - $600: New air con- 15.6 cu. ft, gold. $125 PICK-UP TRUCK FIBERGLASS Call 787-4644 computer entry Kay port lo- SALES PERSON Call 264-7046 Call 291-6626 after 11 am HUMPBACK CAP - Small. Slid- YOUTH DIRECTOR: Monmouth ditioner, $278, 2 living room »iM FREE — 6 yr old spayed female HELP WANTED cation 264-6060 Open territory GARDENS TILLED — With 6 hp iisc furniture, hi-fi stereo. •'.00 GERANIUMS 4 for $1 99 ing windows, screens $65 Call Irish Saner Femily being trans Call 264-3661 County congregation aeefca a 369-1270 PART TIME SECR6TARV — 6-1 ,2art-tlme youth director. troy tiller. Reasonable Carl CaH 787-4120. Flower 4 Vegetable pis r u tarred Good with children p.m for condo office Must be SALES CLERK — We are looking 1985-1988 shcool year. JFTV or 842-4006 or 741-7160 till 9 p.m Mike's Ghees. 201 Shore B s d PICNIC TABLE — With benches. Needa room lo run. 291-5680. Midnight shift, 1 to 3 BOOKS — Encyclopedias, la vely Keanaburg. Call 787-6434 good typist 222-2106 tor s monvaled reliable individ- U8Y axperience preferable. GENERAL CONTRACTOR — In- complete set, 26 volumes. $76 $40 Bookcase, $35 Park bench. FREE KITTENS — 3 black ft days per week de- PART-TIME Historic house for a full tlma salea position Send resume to Monmouth Re- door-outdoor painting, "Inaulet- cash, Nice fishing rod $16;GOLD — Swiss credit suicn . •% $30 Antique Rocker, $38. un- while, 4 grey/black/while CaH guide Monmouth County His- Opportunity for advancement. orm Temple, 332 Hence Av- ing," Installing new gutters or ipllfler deluxe, walnut case ounce pure gold, set in a 14 c arat usual antique stool, needs work, 741-6712. pending on work benefits Call Bayshore Sta- enue, Tlnlon Falls. NJ 07724. gutter cleaning Window clean- $50. Electric iron $5. Toasta* $6: gold rope frame with a 14 o arat $20 Milk cans, $10. CaH torical Asaoc $3 55/hr Apprc" LABRADOR/SETTER - Puppy load. No Exp. 40 hrs. per month 462-1466 tioners for appt 264-5555 ing, landscaping, custom-built Chairs (3) $20 ae. (1) $50. Lovely gold. 18' thick rope chain. :f 400. 530-3766 weekends or eves. 52 Baby-lttlng- decks and stairs and masonry table lamp $26; Candle headers 642-3366. PINBALL — Playboy 4 player 9 month old black male House- Necessary, will P/T CHIROPRACTIC ASSIS- work. Pius much more. Quick- (2). sterling silver, $60 ae., Dial broken Good watch dog. Sweet TANT - Tuee. ft Thurs. 830-1 GUITAR — Aria Pro. with tiard- $350 Donkey Kong $350 Elec- disposition Free to good home WE WILL TRAIN ChildCare reliable and reasonable. Guaran- phone, wall model (ATT) $20; tronic ahuffleboard $250. in- Train. Minimum p m ft 2 30-6 p m and Sat from tees on ail work. Cell Lady's shoe rollee. skates, $«'.*, •heil case, black wfth bluo •un- Call 291-2139 eves rou for a career In reel sitate BABYSITTER — Mature woman burst, all gold hardware. Exc vadors revenge $260 631-7049 8 30-1 p m Call 530-4077 »Ve provide complete ft com- to care for infant full time In my Mark-739-2064 or 264-0286. $20; Bed headboard, singk.. nice LAB PUPS wage. maple $15; Mainlines. Ptiyboy, cond. $300 Call 739-5239 POOL — 24', 2 filters, liner under PART PART TIME — Secretary prehensive training Learn all the home. Own transportation Call guarantee, ladder, $160. Call AKC. male/female details at our Career Night. 591-9114 after 6 pm. weekdays GUTTERS CLEANED ft RE- etc 50* ea Call 222-5718 HAITIAN COTTON CO'.ICH Assistant to Dr Hours 5.30-7 30 PAIRED — (Screening available) 671-5095 after 5 p.m. p m Mon.. Wed. ft Frl. inter- Thursday, May 30 at 7:30PM Re- ft all day weekends. Call 1395 Call 542-4566 serve you seat: 946-9760 Window washing Free esti- BOXES - CORRUGAT ED viewing Mon. 7 30-8:30 P m CHILD CARE mate* Call Jeff. 496-1375. For Moving ft Storage, find for POOL TABLE - $400 Apply MOVING — Mult find home Im- Between 6AM-8AM CENTURY 21 Einbinder Realtor! Monmouth Lounge, Broad Si. Tuas 12 noon 10 1 p.m. Dr. R.I. Six offices serving Kind person needed to care for Industry. A complete tin* of HAPPY COOKER — 30' on mediately for loving 9 yr old Ask for Mr. Conner. baby while both parents work PANELING Doors. Windows packaging supplies 462- 4672 or wheels, black enamel ba r beque Keyport. spayed female Lab/Springer Kaplan. 103 Maple Ave. Red Monmouth County Repairs. Roofing. •**• _____ Prefer Irve-ln/wltl consider live- Remodeling. p g Call 291-9062. QUEENSIZE SLEEPER - 2 Spaniel mix. This is the sweetest Equal Oppty Employer M/F SALES REPRESENTATIVE - out. Room ft board plus gen- Minor plumbing ftft electric lti Pi. Paintt - dog you'll ever meet Please call PART TIME — Medical assistant ing. Reasonable rates. Free esti- BRITISH MILtTARI - 1900 Cen- HAVE — An unwanted item or matching chairs, ottoman. Paid MAINTENANCE PERSON - Experienced only Cardiology Full time Computer generated erous salary Little Silver. Eves. $1500 sell tor $760. Call 747-3532 avea. visuals, technical illustration + 642-5125 mates. 264-6736 or 495-1176 tury swords. Irish rifts a Head two you'd like to sell? An ad thla Full-time 8-4 30 Startimmediate- Call 871-0567 Drees, and mora. 531-64 60 evee. sue for 10 daya. juat $6 90. Call 872-0238. NEED LOVING HOMES - For 2 ly Appty 1600 Hwy. 38, Mlddla- complete photo lab services. Ex- Small lawm cut and maintained PART TIME — Housecieaning clusive territory, no overnight CHILD CARE — Full time for 8 BUILDER — Window, awning The Register C lassitted, RANGE — 40" electric, self- year old Golden Retriever mis town mo. old Your home in or near Also many odd jobs Refs. avail- 542-1/00 spayed female snd 6 mo old service needs well groomed travel Salary • commission + able. Rumson, Fair-Haven, all Beauty Line cleaning, white. Excellent con- MAINTENANCE PERSON energetic people to jom the well company paid benefits Call tor Mldflietown. Lincrort, Red Bank. dltton $200 Calt 671-2469 black mmed breed female Muat Tlnton Falls area. Call 741-7662. areea Ask for Danny. 389-2966 41631 3" 10'V X i- 11% ", HEDSTRUM STROLL HR— 4 give up due to allergy 741-1586 For apartment complex paid team. Own trans a must. appointment 741-1160. $128. Call 229-8101 ^^^ Gerry Bear baby swing both Itke REALISTIC — Scan- Call 264-1646. 8-4 Call 747-9349 Mon-Thurs, 1-4 SALES PART TIME EXPERIENCED MOTHER — WIH 56 Situations CARPETING — 70 sq yrda . top new CaH 530-7921 ning/reciever. $226 new. asking PARROT, Mitred Conure MAINTENANCE PERSON — To babysit in West Keanaburg $150flrm. CaH 291-4950 before 5 Appox. 1 yr old N B O MENSWEAR — Hal im- Wanted Male/Female quality, designer'! carpeting, in- HERBAL NUTRITION With cage $70 perform general maintenance, PART-TIME — Property Main- mediate opening! in our new home. Fenced In yard. Any age eluding padding, {640 p.m, Call 495-3406. 35* off Cell 291- 5510 Call 739-4123 landscaping of grounds, paint- tenance and Zoning Enforce- store in Shrewsbury Plaza Flex- LOSING MONEY ft JOBS - Be- 530-4065 REFRIGERATOR FREEZERS (3) ing, minor machine and vehicle ment Officer Salary 81.516 per ible schedula. Eves, ft weekends LIVE-IN NANNY NEfcDED — For cause people don't like talking to HOOVER (Concept 0 - Cleaner — $200, $175 and $150, Twin WEST HIGHLAND TERRIER — repair, janitorial work and other nnum. Further details available required. Clothing experience 6 mo. old baby boy. Holmdel. machines. Let an axperinced of- with power drive, u aed once. bed. $60. Large bedroom set, Pup. 5 months, AKC papers services Good benefits Salary I Boro Hall. 460 Prospect Ave . preferred. Excellent salary ft $135 week. Call 946-3961. fice manager answer your $100. Call 264-4661 $275. Walnut desk, $40. Maple Must salt $125 Call 671-8579 depends on axperlence. Eaton- Jttle Silver, NJ or by calling benefits Apply In person or call phonea and make appointments double bed, $65. Walnut twin town Sewerage Authority. 47 642-2400 Mon thru Frl 544-1555 tor interview appt MATURE RESPONSIBLE PER- from my home while you're out HOUSE FURNITURE SALE — CHECK THIS OUT... Shady Oaks Condo Llncroft off bed. cheat of drawers, $75 80 Bicycles Broad 8t. 542-1260 SON — To care for 3-mo -old making money. Call 630-6697. PART TIME SALES PERSON F/T — For bel- Infant, In my home. River Plaza Get more readers to check out west Front St includes 2644456. your ad with a CHECK at the top Mini Bikes MANICURIST — Wanted tor nail ter Junior shop Must hava retail aree. 2-3 mornings a SPRING HOUSE CLEANING — glassware, linens, electronic REFRIGERATOR — API sice salon in Marlboro/Morgan villa Please call 642-2776 t Reliable, reterenoee Student, and/or bottom of your copy. Call typewriter, file cabin its. mirrors, BICYCLE — Adult 3 wheel with exp and rets. Call 747-6262. The Dally Register Cia self led De- $158 Rebuilt with full warranty aree. Commission plus salary 9-12 noon. paying her way thru college. Call pictures, etc. All day Sal. 4 Sun. Eatontown TV 4 Appliance, carrying basket Originally S300. 591-1662 or eves. 566-2116. SEASONAL GROUND MAIN- and leave meeaage. 866-0635. partment today fc-r details. Call for directions after 6 p.m. now $150 Call 741-1406 after 6 TENANCE — Experience MATURE WOMAN — Own trans- 642-1700. 642-0400. ATTENTION! TYPING — In my home. Pro- dally 747-2766. GIRLS 19' BIKE — 10-speed MATH TEACHER — Full time preferred Drivers license rveip- portation In my Middletown REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER ^ Good condition $45 Boys 23". position avail Sept 1. Grade lul Apply in person Shadow home Cell 671-2066 fessionsl Reasonable ratee. Exc. condition. $125 Matching 7-12. Certification required PIMM manllon THE REGISTER Lake Village. 1 Loch Arbour Pick-up ft Delivery available. Call IBM TYPEWRITERS 5-speed. Good condition $45 whan replying to • Ragwar 571-1689. RENTAL $22-$28 per mo twin beds, rock maple colonial, Call 530-3789 weekends or evee Availability to coach an asset, but Way. Mlddtetown. NJ. 53 Domaatlc Halp CHERRY MAHOUANY — Rent-option to buy 747-1661 fancy $126, Twin bed eet. walnut not necessary Submit resume amploymanlad. Crederua/buftet. Beautiful con- bed, chest-of drawers. Child NEW ROSS 26" — Boys 10 by May 3isl to Mr Robert SECRETARY — For weekends CLEANING/IRONING — 2 daya dition. $300. Call 747-6266 or JOHN DEERE RIDING MOWER Craft $65. Double bed. complete PEOPLE NEEDED — For varloua and 2 days during week for ac- per week. 8 30-3. Atlantic High- speed bike $150 or beet offer Diiedoei Superintendent. Henry at ttia HOME » LEISURE SHOW. 741-0647. Call In PM — Elec , Magna tViatlc Briggs ft $65 Formica Kitchen eet. leaf. 4 Call 495-9785 after 5 p.m. Hudson Regional. 1 Grand Tour. tive Shrewsbury Real Estate of- lands-Sea Bright area. Own Stratton 6 HP, 3(1" $500 firm Juna 21. 22. 23. Naad Mcurlty. fice Must hava good typing skill, Chairs $95. 204-6456. Highlands, NJ 07732 transportation. No experience COFFEE TABLE -- By Lana, CaH 747-0064. •nand.nl. and vandora professions) appearance and neceeaary. Cell 630-1717. 61 Buslneaa larga drawaf, MapMi. Oood cond REFRIGERATOR - Dryer, dish- 84 Merchandise Medical Secretary F/T Certified 222-CWM pleasant telephone voice Salary CLEANING WOMAN WANTED Opportunity US. Call 747-O4M atlar 7 p.m KAWAll PIANO — Hl-lone finish washer, kitchen set. ft more Call Wanted professional Expo only Medical PHONE PERSON — Part time commensurate with experience 1 day week. Reliable, with refer- polish, brown. Must sell. Sacri- 787.1472 until 6 p.m. transcriber 671-0657. 842-6653 CLONIAL DININO f 10OM SET - fice $1600 Call 222-3463. 1-A USED FURNITURE — Anil night*. Apply in person. Circle ences Own transportation. Call ADVERTISING BUSINESS - Hutch, lable/w 4 cf p.m,6 p.m. ;;22-4f»i LATERAL FILE - Latter site 5 CaH S42-W36 salary, benefits ft growth poten- drawer Retractable doors Grey of ice cream snopi REPORTERS — Needea to cover DUST BUSTERS — Commercial, A BETTER LOAN RATE SOFA — 2 swivel rockers, gold 4 BEFORE YOU HAVE VOUR need* qualified fsmiliei tial. Submit resume ft salary re- residential, floor waxing, carpet COMPRESSOR — Free Good oondlton. $1». green. Sofa 4 love eeat, orange 4 municipal government meetings quirements to P 0 Box 208. Fort FOR HOMEOWNERS SALE — Call Sacond Hand Lil lo operate then own tor The Oaity Register Some ex- shampooing, general cleaning. wa aim otfar tt '*• H gova«n. photocopy, rirfrtgerator, to LAWN MOWER — Toro riding. 5 piade Chair, orange Wrought 284-0777 Altar 5. 264-M1S perience neceeaary. Payment Monmouth, NJ 07733 act now 946-9666. manl-backad monay Buainaaa Plnbatl machine. Sale until May Iron furniture, sofa, love seat. 3 24, moving. CaH 736-1676. •r, rear bagger. 26* HlQhaat prtcaa paid lor all llama, per article. Pteeee don't call. SECRETARY — Part tlma. for EXP'D BABYSITTER — My loam alao avallaMa at low rataa ExceHent condition. $476. CaH chairs, cocktail table, end tabiea antiquaa. ate For bargains, atop Send resumes and work sam- Shade Tree Advisory Commit- home. Middletown area. Muat with aiHKOad paybacta. Wa CONFERENCE TABLE — (t) 696-1676. and rectangular dining table with at 24 Broad St.. Kaypon CQAM ples to Jane Foderaro. City Edi- tee. 2 Meetings per month. have own transportation. 2 chil- •oh* your nnanclal proMama Walnut laminate, 12', Oak lami- 4 chairs. Reasonable offers CaH tor BOK 0-406. The Daily Regis- Typing required. Interested dren, agea 10 ft 6 Part time/full nate 6 $220 each 747-6677. LIGHT PINE — Single bedroom 671-2662 after 5. FILL DIRT WANTED Ice Cream Factory ter Shrewsbury. NJ. 07701, parties please respond In writing time summers Needed immedi- COLONIAL eel $160. Maple hutch, $100 REASONABLE PRICE Ware Equal Opportunity Em- FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE. INC. CONTENTS OF HOUSE — 70 CaH after 4 p.m.. SOFA — 3 piece sect.onal. 6 mo CALL AFTER 4 P.M. 7(7-2077 Carvel repfesrnUtrve* with name addrees and phone ately References required. Cell old. pull out bed. Excellent con- ptoyers M/F. no to: Middletown Twp Sheda after 6 pm. 667-9648 TOLL-FREE Tower Hill Ave Fri. 6 Sat May 24 264-1248 A 26. 9-3 Everything except dition $850 or beet offer. Can MILITARY — Uniterm., madall. will be m Tree Advisory Committee. " 600-323-6558, Ext. R8S LIKE NEW — Kenmore power- 563-7375. aworoa. • all aouvanlrt. WW1 REAL ESTATE SALES - We HOUSEKEEPER/COOK large applta'Tcee. No earty Mrda. MIDOLETOWN. N J have 2 portions eveitabie tor Kings Hwy. Middtetown. 07746 miser freexer 15 9 cubit foot WW2. ate Old aaodMa. Waaarn 5 days. General cleaning, cook- $178. Calt after 6 p.m 642-1292 SWIM POOLS - Warehouee or Army. S66-B030 dt (he ncensed seleepeopia "ncreaae SECURITY TELEPHONE DIS- Ing and ironing. Must be able to 62 Mortfl«g«» COUCH 4 CHAIR - E« cond . your potential-call Oarrah As- PATCHERS — Exp preferred $75 and Cfierry mahogany bur- forced to diapcee of new on- Carvel Ice Cream Store cook and plan meals 10 a m -0 LIVING ROOM FURNITURE — ground 31' long pools complete iociales. Shrewsbury. 741-3336 Flexible shin hrs. Reliable Own p.m. References ft own transpor- row. $25 Celt 787-6166. Like new 66* sofa $260 2 com- ANY AOE ANY CONDITI Village Mill transportation. Company ben- GETVISA/MC wltl> huga aundaoka. lancing, hi. REAL ESTATE tation required. COUCH -- Blue plaid, exc plimenting chain $100 each CaH raM nnara. pump, ladtfart. war- TOP DOLLAR PAID 844-1077 1060 Hwy Route 358 efits. WIH trian qualified person Cell 642-6440 Regardlees of credit history or cond , 3 yoars oW, $76. Electric 67Q-3166 Business Is GOOD We need For appointment. Call Strong income) No-risk guarantee. 4 ranty ale. Aafclng MM COM- May 16th ft 19th fireplace, IMS. DWng room NT " PLETE. Financing avail Calt Stan PIANO WANTED r*ip, Your beat opportunity is Electronics. 642-5241 EOE HOUSEKEEPER - Needed 3 year old corporation Haled with 2 leaves. 6 cnalra. Hght wt LIVING ROOM FURNITURE - with the a»ees beat informed, daya per week. Muat have reter- local business bureau, insured Couch, love seat and chair Oood tontraa. iMOjhilM Anyc beat trained sales force Wa are SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - $75 CaH .(64-0631 Of MIS. To make an appointment enoee ft own transportation and secured with 8 6 L bank. condition. Great bargain, tWI TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT — t SWITCH BLADE POCKET KNIFE Realtors ft members of MLS.Will train. Law office Matawen Pteeee call after 6 p.m. Deadline toon tor appptlcants CPUS — Beeuttful mapte. $60 CaH 747-1623 after 6. WANTED — CaH 6 50-6 a.m. CALL TOLL FREE als» a member of EOUi-NET, area. Can 583-1049 201-741-6060. •Mil [I ATaT Comkay 416 For brochure end application High chritr 4 pAey pen. Cell MAGAZINES - Approx 460 phona ayvtam Naw In lata M In Mon -Frl (Not Sunday*) CaH Equitable Reelty Network-The send $3 for postage and hand- 747-1278. Mike 495-2965 800-327-8666 top in Relocation. Join the Pro- SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER HOUSEKEEPER - FuH or part Old 4 new issue*. Playboy. aaoananl condition Faaluraa ling (refundable) to FAC, Inc., DARK PINE Colonial beecons penthouse, other men's mega- caM-eon»aranclng. 2 channal In- CAfNU COWPOaATtO" fessionals Alt appointments ft in- Good typing, some exp. re time. Rafarenoes. ExceHent PO Bos 1046, Smyrna, OA WANTED — 6' Chain Hnk fence formation confidenttai CailBob quired. General office duties eatery. Mutt drive Cell bench 6 rocking chair. $280 for tinea wm sen complete for $160 lareom. apaakara 11)00 or bail Alao, new $ weed concrete 30061-1046. Phone or 60a each. 767-0666 eves «"«r Call tor oatalla. T47-«MS vVarncka Associates 747-7000^ Red Bank area. 530-8100. 493-4323 404-587-2611 both. C*Jl after 6 btoefca. any quanlty 222-0*36 Tto H« . MAY 20, 1985 -r- 101 102 Houses for 1M Commtrclil 131 Housts for Sale 152 Boats 4 211 M0P«n larga lot prim* location Idaal loi BUICK SKYLARK — 1677 Clean afiar 6 p m ALL LANDLORDS!^ olficas 6 ra»dar»ca 229-0661 abte ratueed 949-6*41 houaa \ own entrance. $475 • 1 Shrawabury araa Call 542-0007 14'/* FOOT — Run-a-boat. wood CHEVY PICK-UP 1B76 — 6 CYl. 3 inaida 6 out. Good buy $1395 FORD FAIRMONT STATION FREE. FAST. EASYIf 9-4 p m or 215-623-2577 spd on floor, PS. sliding rear Call 787-0395 mo e4«. Avail Juna 1 872-0602 • $100 s Of Pra-scraan Tanantal RUUSON — Charming 3 ft fiberglass Naw Hghta. |u*l WAOON 1976 — 6 cyl, tuHy PLYMOUTH 1973 SATELLITE painted $200 Call 261-6341 window, naw tlraa. brakes two- Auto , PS/PB. A/C, 4,dr , 91.000 YOU CHOOSE. NO FEEI ballroom homa Living room. lone paint Aaking $2450 Call CAMARO RALLY SPORT — equipped, roof rack, 5 panals. C UFFWOOO BEACH lormal dining room, flraplaca \4 ALPEX — Opan boat clean Asking $1796 Call mi, good cond Flrat 6900 (this 671-5367 1977 6 cyl auto. a/c. p/s, p/b, ,' badn Kim. Raady nowi $300 s HOME RENTALS. Bhr 366-1234 baaamant. 2 car garaga Just ra- Fiberglass With trailer, no am/im stereo rally wheats, 291-3265 car will sell fast) Call 767-0*03 HPMB ENTALB. Bfcr 369-1234 n ASBURY PARK dacoraiad Naar achools motor Beat offer around $250 CHEVY 4i4 — 1679 anort-bad clean $2700 or b/o 671-8030 PLYMOUTH HORIZON 1079— $110,000 Call ownar at 842-5463 FORD 1977 PINTO WAGON EAST KE ANSBURO — 1 bdrm . 1 Odrm carpt Utll pd $200 • 131 Houses for CaM aftar 4. 767-6079 Brand naw tlraa Vary good con- 1970 CAMARO — VB, 308. p/s. V-6. air. am/fm caaa . axe cond Good cond. standard. AM/FM irg living room, eat-in-kitchen 2 bdrm carp Raady now $300 • ar 215-398-3410 avaa 4 waak- dition Only 67,000 miles Call p/b, auto, air. cruise, rear win- caaaatta Call 747-3559 afiar 4 8sl$> andr IMP '77. 23 ft cuddy. 236 omc. 405-0045 $1500 Call 496-4*27 aftar 6 p m Lota c>f sic rage In-ground pool 4 rooma North nda Kids $400 $6000 Mon-Fri 201-436-5036 dow defog. am/tIrm c* i*tte> pm. SS2S/M 54 2-5319 12 rma Kida Waahar/dryart ASBURY PARK — Incoma prop- FORD SUPER VAN 1979 - 460 VICTORIAN SPLENDOR? or 929-0626 waakanda CHEVY CIO 1970 SUBURBAN — 68,000 ml $4200 730-8423 PLYMOUTH VOLARIE 1990 — 6 Many othari availabla arty Two 2-badf oom units • 300 motor, A/C Privacy gia** Exc E> TONTOWN Qracioua Victorian wtm circular Runs good 6500 or beat offer 1063 CAMARO Z26 — Auto- room for avid campara Sleep* 4 cyl , automatic. 40,000 milaa, J UST WBWTAL8 Bkt sq ft store Pretant income ovar OUTBOARD MOTOR 1977 — Call 405 1762 KKla OK. a », laundry. $300 • ' ' • 369-1565 $700/mo Couid ba hire Muat drtva tn tha lineal section of Johnson 140 HP. $1450 Can matic, T-top, loadad White with 642-6150 or 741-7654 PB/PS. am/fm cassette cruiaa HOME Rt7NT »LS. Bkr 380-123 BELFORO Rumaon proper Exceptionally blue mt, 27,000 mi* $10,500. control Excellent condition targe room*. aaqu'Siiaty dacor- demonstrate Call 530-6374 OATSUN PICK-UP 1977 - Naw FORD VAN 1999/CAMPER — CSBUO - 4 SMALL 3 badrooma. kids pals fina tlraa ft axhault, runs A looks Call 291-0641 $3700 CaH 291-2023 after 5 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — atad 5 bedrooms, tn baths, PRINDLE 18 — White hulls, naw- VS. automatic. A/C. refrigerator PLYMOUTH FURY WAGON 1972 ROOMS Ciaai ' i or 2 adutte No Ht >ME RENTALS, Bkr 369-1234 Unique stone anc* atccco homa. master badroom with lining good $i450/basl offer incl. 1979 CARS UNDER 82.000 stove alnk. nmm tires Runa ea- ~~ CLIFFWOOD BEACH maah tramp, with trailer $2000 Dataun Pick Up [run»| tor spare paw Rat r«qu Tad 767-22*2 on completely private acra. high room, lovely 1 acre-plus lot 3- Call 871-3008, avaa celient $1200 or oast offer ei- — Exc. radial tiraa, good parta 7r ooma. Option to buy $800 • in Atlantic Highlands hill Formar car garaga Offered al $360,000 parta Can 671-53*7 KINQSLEY AUTO SALES captad Call 787-2724 car $125 Call 530-05*7 aftar 5 FRT*. HOLD HOK tNSBURG $99,500 741-5212 flsharman 69 channel CB. VHF Looks ft runs great Vary clean ahapa. nica interior. 28,000 m< PONTIAC FIREBIRD - 1076 V6 badroom, furmehed-unfurnlalxKi i bdrnr . from $275 Evaa JohnV Wilson r«dto com paw digital depth $2500 or beat otter Call cond $5,500 or bait offar. Must apt by month, aaaaon or yat* Engine needs work $500 or besl Auto, a/c. p/a. p/b. am/fm 4 r ma ca -patao $400 s 530-0687 tinder. 2 banarlea, 2 auto bilge 264-5612 sell Call Karen 544-0717 Offer Call 495-9375 morning hrs cassette, vary dean. 60,000 ml. round Call 291-2490 RUMSON CHEVY STATION WAGON 1972 5 i ooms Yard $400 » MIDDLETOWN — Baautiful pumps 2 anchors, swim plat- FORD PICK-UP 1960 — With FORD VAN 1977 — Customliad. $3800 or b/0 671-9030 HIGHLANDS | 1 satac tioo in araa Think brand naw everything! form, built In fish box in atarn. — Power windows, power : Gracious Southern ch.srm with townhouaa for sale by ownar 2 rack. PS/PB Asking $1700 Call A/C, quadraphonic AM/FM PONTlAcf BONNEVILLE STA- Private 4 roomi, Raady. $400 t JUST HI .NTAL t. Bkr . 369-1555 badroom, 1 Mj bath, aun«an living hydrotic trim tabs. 2 burnar prln- 672-1648 or 291-6W0 brakaa. power locks, A/C $400 cassette Oood cond $8000 or over sued living room and an un- caaa siova, atainlaaa sink, ice- or beat offer Call 563-7375 TION WAGON 1079 - Loadad 2 badroomi. kid* OK. $300'• KEAr- I8BURG room, formal dining room, larga bast offar Call Ssg Waatheraby. Excellent condition, muat aaa HOME RENTALS. Bhr 389-1234 usual amount of forma' and in- box, head all Coast Guard JEEP CHEROKEE. 79. V Q. Jlu i iy.ki, 1sok.$300s formal entartaining speoa Maa- eat-m-kitchen, private yard Nau- condi . many ailraa $4500. call CHEVY IMPALA 1973 — 4 dr. 532-2696 or 369-3024 Call 871-2247 tral decorating $68,900 Princi- Equipment $12,000 or baat HIGHLANDS — 1 bdrm Sacofid k" bad «. wi. R aady no*i $400 ter suite with dressing a *aa Dan , offar Call 741-3691. 809-693-4199 71.000 original ml, A/C. naw HOME Ht NTAL S. Bkr 369-1234 pal* onty 671-6432. tires, am/lm atarao cassette FORD FALCON 1965 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1675 - floor with porch. W/W Gaa haat and family room 4-be3rooms I 20- SLOOP - with 6 6 Evinruda Looks good - Runs good $2000 $375 + utMHtat 1 mo. MC 1 yr MIDDLETOWN - Shady Oak 2 OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLF- deck, interior exc cond , exterior Oood cond , auto Baat offar KEY. OPT ARE/* — 2 badroom 2ibaths Cloaa to beach | Include* Kay port mooring 6 107 Bay Ave Call batwaan 7 ft 5 Call 767-7648 or beat offar Aa Is Call 767-2*41 laaaa. Avail now Call 291-5163 churches and transportation I bdrm lit baths, an appliance*. good cond Aaking $1700 Call apt tor ra "' Av arable Juna 1 Bar, pool Muat ba 52 or ovar dinghy Fully equipped $5200 672-0920 642-5254 day*. 530-7052 avaa after 6 p m KEANSBURG — By ownar $800/mo • utli mas Private $250,000 firm 2*4-2*60 FORD FUTURA — 1979 33,000 Maticutoue 2 badroom. 80x100 $6654- utilities 462-6013 or PLYMOUTH TRAIL DUSTER mi PS/PB. auto Naw tlraa, im- PONTIAC AST RE 1975 - Man dnvaway. b ack 4 front Yard* No 747-8055 after 5pm CHEVETTE — 1976 4 door a/c. lot, cantral air, gaa haat Walk to pata Ad nils preferred Call CENTURY 21 CO2ENS. Realtors , 153 Camping 1974 - Auto . 4 WD. 58.000 orig- auto. 70,000 mi Asking $1500 maculate condition Aaking 4-spd Vary good cond 87,000 NY but atop, atorat ft baach 284-7460 indeparxdenlly Owns d inal mile* 2 aats of Urea $2500 Call 530-7330 $3300 Call 542-0541 mi Ong ownar Must ba aaan $79,000 Call 212-931-7514 col- 613 River Rd Fair Ha van MONMOUTH BEACH — Con- Equipmant Call 229-2179 attar 5 $800 Call 946-354* lact. ICEYKOT 741-76M tamporary townhouaa Cathedral CHEVROLET 1976 MALIBU — 2 F ORD PINTO — 1971 34. 000 or 1 bdr rt from $300 callings, sky tight, oak floor, loft, STARCRAFT CAMPER 1068 - VAN dr V-6, PS/PB. auto A/C. orig- igional mllaa $725 Call eves j PONTIAC GRANDEVILLE 1972 2 fam Qi aat ar.M $300 • DEAL PARK - Red Bncfc flanch | fireplace in Irving room. 1 Slaapa 6 Stove, sink tea box 1078 Ford E-350 767-9024 — 4 Dr . needs body work Motor KEANSBURQ — Baachvtew Gar - 3 bedrooms (poaaibta 4th). fam- inal ownar, 71,000 mi $1600 dana i badroom Haat. hoi 2 bdrm Ht pd $400 S badroom. rt batha. gaa haai Naada canvas $150 Call Aaking $2000 Call 201-3220 tires, etc, good $450 or baat ity room, large formal dining Mint Pool, tennis courts 4 dock Call 530-7339 FORD PINTO 1671 — As Is | offer 544-1367. aftar 6. watar 1 cooking gaa me $480 5 rm yar d. kids , $400 1 741-4120 Many naw parts. Rabulll Iran* - i N«w it ttinga daily room, brick fireplace, uat-in- $88 500 Call 229 8346 or CHEVY VAN 1979 - Exc run- Saa J>m ai Apl IS 160 kltchan. 114 baths, detached gar- VW PICK-UP 19*0 — A/C. mng cond . $975 Call attar 5 brakes, etc $275 Call 406-1541 j PONTIAC LEMANS 1972 Baacrtway JUST RENTAL S Bkr . 369-1555 367-9000 axl 331 . 154 Recreational Baat offar aga Large patio ft rock gurden im'lm 5-tpaad Encallant MPG p m 222-0166 or 870-0316 FORD - 1972 KEANSBURG KE YPORT $160,000 Evaa. calf RED BANK RIVERFRONT Call 530-6912 CHEVY VAN 1979 — Exc run- Call 747-3084 1-2 or 3 badroom condo Vehicles Run* $300 aa i* 1 bdrm from $275 8rooms kidl pets ok $500* 53^-3203^3060 16 CORSAIRS — Travel trailer ning cond. $975 Call aftar 5 Call 672-1356 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 1978 - V-6. 4 rma carpatad $400a HOME RENTAL S. Bfcr 3*9 1234 Seasonal or yearly with option to 300 Autos lor Sale p m 222-0166 or 670-0316 2 dr, hatchback. A/C. am/fm, EATONTOWN EXCLUSIVE — 4 buy Adults preferred No pata Self-contained. sMeps 6 Also 73 FORD" CROWTT VICTOR7A — 5 rooms Yard $400 s 1 LEONARDO — 7 room ranch. badroom colonial E al-in Chrysler Newport low car Both MUSTANG — 1*67 77,000 PS/PB 70,000 mi Good con- 1 1 aatactiofi in araa. From $100,000 741-0516 CHEVY LUV 979 — 4 1962 Excellent condition Com- dition $1500 Call 747-0625 I fireplace 2 car garag s $950* kitchen, formal dining room liv- maintained and naw tires $2700 mile* Naw tires Runs good hi mileage many extras $1500 JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1555 $675 or bast offer Call 291-0591 pletely loaded Dark blue 4 door . utilities 1 '1 mon 'hs aae unty Call ing room, 22' family room with Shadow Lake Village 671-3761 Call after * p.m 672-9160 PONTIAC ! 872-0590 fireplace, full basement cantral or 291-1757 $7500 Call 671-3209 KEANSBURG ADULT NOT RETIREMENT 1979 — 10' Holiday Rembiette ' CHEVY MALIBU — PS/PB/PW. F"0fl"b"~piNT0~ HATCHBACK 1971 BONNEVILLE 1974 rivals 2 rooms, only $110 air double garagaa. beautifully Reaalas 4 Rantal* $325 or baat offer I LITTLE SILVER - * BF 2 bath landacaper ovarsizad corner lot. salt-contained, hardly uaad, I A/C. AM/FM radio Run* good 4 cyl. aun roof, radio, heater 1 badroom, kida OK, only $300 a LoU of charm B« autiful St 1 yr Raaaa hitch included Exc cond I Call 566-9356 2 badroom, only $400 walking distance to school A CROWELL AGENCY $1500 Call 747-4935 Call 542-1147 afiar 5 30pm laaaa $ii00mo • 747-3113 must aaa Aaking $145,000 Call Asking $4500 Call 747-2142 RED BANK MOTORS INC HOME RENTALS. Skr 389-1234 741-4030 CHEVY IMPALA 1962 — 4 door. FORD PINTO—1071 81,000 m, LONG BP ANCH 542-6250 Resident Salespeople POP-UP CAMPER - Nomad 1966 CLASSIC T-BIRD 2-lone paint, am/fm PS/PB. 131 Newman Springs, Had Bank KEVPORT A/C. White. Mack interior Eic cond Naw shocks, exhaust Dodge-AMC-Jeap-Renault i bdrm ft studio s from $250 Evenings 6 Weekend* hardtop Sleeps 8 Needs some A/C Excellent cond First $4700 lira* $1100 Call 817 0236 1 bdrm from $300 2 bdrm SUM at $4)10 GLORIA NILSON " Heiga Stewart Jean Mticneii work $450 CaH 291-2657 attar ! Excatlent condition $5000 747-0040 2 lam Great araa $300 • Realtors Call Mark 747-5011 takes car Call 264-2296 Naar ocaan Ba 'cony Kida 741-6549 642-7311 6^ CHEVY SUBURBAN 1962 - Sil- FORD LTO, 75. wagon, fully RENAULT ALLIANCE L 19*3 - 2 bdrm Hi pd $400 a $4001 Hwy 36. Shrawabury 642-6CO9 powered 4 naw tlraa. aaking 5 rm yard kids $400 • Waal End imperial Houaa POP-UP CAMPER — Phoafim verado 6 2 L diaaal A/C, am/fm powered 4 naw tl 5->peed. A/C. PS, am/fm stereo 5 rooma Ht patd Kids :U0Os HOLMOEL Sleeps 6. stove, lea boa and awn $500 CaH 844-7639 ca*aetie $5300 Call 957-0467 Naw listings daily DupiSM 6 rooms I (ids $ 500 * EDWARD W COLLINS OCEANFRONT CONDO Low mileage Asking $8800 1 yr JUST RENTALS. Bkf . 389-1555 1 bedroom apt with beach cabi- 10 S700 Call 767-4263 warranty Call 583-2006 FORD MUSTANG '070 aftar 6 JUST RENTALS, Bk .369 1555 AGENCY 946-4144 086 DODOE DART QT - 316 Hatchback Qood cond KEY PORT ABILtTYDEPENDABILlTY rtatte. pool 4 rastauant Annual RECREATIONAL VEHICLES eng Run* good 4 naw lire* Aak- CHEVETTE - 1976 Oood RITTENHOUSE LONG BRA* 'CH S 12,000 No pata 201-670-6514 Call 747-0390 10-5 LINCOLN-MERCURY INC 1 badrooma from $300 • Southwind. Tioga Arrow. Cite- ng$300 Call M1-O774 Mon-Fri shape $750 or bast offer Call ' Of 842-4Q91 2 family, haat pail '. $3011* HOLM DEL - By ownar Cuttom ion. Excalibor Cruiaa Air. Motor 900 Rt 36-Ocaan Twp 775-1500 2 bdrm duplex kid*/pet* $500 a 2 badrooma. kida t >" $5.?5 built 7 room ranch 1 '* ac re 133 Income i DODGE CORONET 495-0611. I HOME RENTALS. Bfcr 369-1234 homaa ft travel trailer* from WAOON - E« running cond QEOROE WALL ~ SAN8ON E OL DS-CAOtLL AC HOME RENTALS Bkf 369- 1234 wooded k>t on cui-de-eak 3 20-36' Selee-Servici CHEVROLET MONZA - 1990 LINCOLN/MERCURY KEYPORT badroom. 2 t batha. larga eat- m Property Od Iran* Cargo carrier inc 47,000 mi 4 cyl auto $1500 Call LONGBRANC H kitchen family room with fir •- Sunbird Recreational, Shrawsbury Ava at Sycamore 41 Broad Si t badroom 3 badrooma. kida oi $50 0 KEANSBURG — Great income NJ 495-3466 $385 767-4950 or 391-2747 222-2065 ] Shrawabury l^I'^0 Call 727-1691 placa full baaament. gas hei-1£ 55 Bi-level Mint condition 1 135 Commercial attar S p.m. Call 957-0104 Oood family car Runs vary die hard, am/fm. naw tires $600 2 bdrm SUM at $400 smooth 85K, soma rust Call after 6pm 747-59*6 MTPOLETOWN • 4 bdrms, $1 150 bedrooms, living room, largii Properly 972 BUICK SKYLARK — Oood Call 642-4172 afiar 6 * all day Naar ocean Balcony Kida TINTON FALLS-3 bdrm* tli'00 aat-m kitchen, family room. VA\ 946-7297 weekends TOMS FORD $400* condition Meads minor work ERA LINCROFT REALTC -R& batha. 12M24 deck on isrgc SHREWSBURY - 5000 sq ft $900 Call 739-8239. CHEVY CAMARO — 1*76 Naw 200 Hwy 35 Keyport 5 room* HI pa>d Kids $400 a 3 Swimming Rive* Rd iandacapad property Cloaa to ai Cidg •+ historic reeidenca 210ft HONDA-MATIC— CVCC 1977 264-1600 Duplex 8 room* Kida $500* g front and Body 6 interior vary New tires, battery, a/c. $050 Call 747-3930 Evaa 747- M 67 transportation $110,000 A musl frontage Commercial lone 1973 COMET JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 369-1555 aae Pr mcpie* only Call 220 Wanted A/C. runa $600 good Aaking $1900 Call •ftar 8 542-5607 or day* TOP LINE 1976 MONZA COUPE MINT HOME — l badroom * 747-8700. 663-9*96 after 6 p m 040-7201 Looks great, runs great LONG BRANCH 201-495-9756 Call artar 5 642-4790 dan. living room, eai-m ki*cr86 495-4363 sides t back A/C, low mileage Loadad. axe cond . $7500 Must ba ratinishad ideal tor a waterfront. Principal* only. Call WE BUY USED CARS - Top Dr Apt 5. Highland* Loadad Low range gaar factory Call 672-1396 JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 360-151 >5 642-0730 aftar 7 30 p.m dollar paid Schwartz Chrysler- 975 BUICK CCNTURY — large family Businaas amuae- CIRCLE CHEVROLET CB-am/lm atarao radio, rust TOYOTA COROLLA 1677 - OAKHURST ment lone Call afiar 6, Plymouth. 141 W Front St , Had Wagon 9 passenger, a/c. p/s. proofed, $6800 872-1081 LUXURY GARDEN APTS — Effi- RUMSON - 2 wooded residen- " ik 747-0767 p/b. am/fm caaeatta $850 or Shrewsbury Ava Shrewsbury Liflback Automatic, front disk 1 bdrm Carptd Air Ht pd $4« W 767-0*3* tial iota. 1 • acra ae 1175.000 741-3130 JEEP WAQONEER W7t - 401 ciency. 1- and 2-badroom a tampte Call abo ut >e*l offer 1976 Pinto, auto, naw Good condition $1500 Call Beautiful landscaping Pool 1 — Call ownar 741-0706. V-6. quadratrack. high/low 642-3426 others" KEANSBURG - 2 badroom 250 Auto Insurance exhaust $850 Or bast offer Call CORVETTE 1977 - T-top. auto . ranga. A/C, cruiaa control, ml. from QSP Call 264-1846. house, full bath, hot watar 14. PS/PB/PW A/C, tilt whaal. a-5, M-F JUST RENTALS. Bkr , 360-155.3 ROUTE 34 INSURANCE AGEN- atarao. much more 760-1730 1960 TOYOTA TERCEL — Exoal- baseboard haat By ownar Call 138 Mobile Home* loadad $6200. Baal offer Must lent condition Ortgionai ownar PRIME LOCATION - In Ra d CY — CaH tor free quota* 1976 BUICK CENTURY aall 022-1422. 477-2207 MATAWAN - 1 badroom apt 405-3070 MOBILE HOME 10x58 - With 566-0500 Naxt t Oepefidsbte $400 KITSON CHEVROLET CO~~ Stereo sunroof 4 many extras Bank 2 badroom apt wit i screened porch 2 badroom. fully available tor June Call spaoous living room and dlnlni | LITTLE SILVER^- 3 badroom Motor Vehicle Call 747-3920 COUQAR 1069 CONSOLE - Hwy 38 Eatonlown $3200 or baat offar Call after 566-0025 1'* bath ranch, fireplace central carpatad. waaher/dryar shad. 542-1000 3 30pm 495-3591 TI. yard. and garaga $19,000 or beat oNar 767-2527 1976 MATADOR — Auto V6, Exc. running cond Naw Uraa MATAWAN )/mo» utilities m months air all appliance* 2 car attached 270 Auto Services/ Baal Offar Must tall immediately am/lm stereo $700 Call LABRIOLA MOTORS TOYOTA - 1976 Corolla wagon 1 bdrma ft studio* from $300 jrrty Relarence* raqulrad garaga. 't acre Can 642-5217 Call 530-1533 Kaap trying 671-9306. aak for Keith Rd Red Bank 108,000 milaa $750 Call avaa 642-5416. MANICURIST — Immtd open- 139 Cemetary Lota Parta 2 bdrms SUrting $425 COUGAR 19*8 — Rabuitt 2*9, 767-6024 Townhouse*, duplexes avail also ing for exp manicurist Full or 2 PLOTS — Perpetual care in- 1975 CHEVY MALIBU - Com- 1977 LINCOLN MERCURY RED BANK plete noea. Beet offar Call good for restoration Many e»- TOYOTA CELICA 19*0 — OT JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 380-1555 part time ath Great Expectation* cluded $700 Shoraland Mem- g\ iras part* $1300 Call 229-4108 Lincoln- Marcury-Merkur 1 bdrm Utll pd $325 Salon Paid vacations A holidays orial Gardens call 264-4900 495-0611 Call »Vi37 Liftback Brown 5 apd A/C, MATAWAN Duple* 8 rmi Bamt $600 • before 1 p.m. Slraub Lincoln-Mercury AM/FM atarao caaaatta Exc • other benefit* Call tor inter- CLASS 3 HITCH — Fita moat GM 977 MONARCH MERCURY — 4 Highway 35. Keyport 284-6500 t bedrooms, haat kids. $500 s JUJST RENTALS. Bkr 389-1555 ••tew Hulet Salon 2*4-8333 140 Real Estate CUTLASS 1977 OLDS S — 2 oT, cond $4700 Call 741-7347 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 wagana. from 1077-1965. Call door Excaltant condition, auto, LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1976 RED BANK Saaview Sq Mall Salon Wanted aftar 8pm 495-0759 a/c. $1250 Call aftar 6 pm, PS/PB. AM/FM casaette stereo MARC IV — Fully loaded with TOYOTA COROLLA 8R5 HB MIDOLETOWN Duplex houaa. $500 1)22-2770 '41-6143 i radial* Runs wall Many sun roof Claaay & sporty Exc 1961 — Red 70.000 milaa Runa 3 badrooma. kid* Ok. $600 INVESTOR — Will buy 1. 2.4. JUNK CARS PICKED UP naw parta $1600 or B/O CaH unmngcond Aaking $1105 Call JIDDLETOWN great $3000 Call Mike 574-3600 KNOLLWOOD HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 fa mlly homes All cash 30 day 24 hour* 1978 T-BIRD - 2 door Full aftar 3pm 642-6743 787-1850 or 2*4-6051 axl 263 Day*, or 380-2257 avaa RAISING A FAMILY? cl 3Sings CaH 787-9067 power Ovar $2500 spani on car GARDENS SEA BRIGHT — Knotty ptne liv- l nan do II in this 3 badroom 6? 1-4728 laat year $3000 or oast otter CUTLASS SUPREME LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MACH TRIUMPH "SPtTFIfl! COr7 ing room 1 badroom apl. 'i F anch Located in a Park-like MOTOR — Out ot 1973 Pick-Up Call 495-2446. BBOUQHAM 19*1 — A/C. V 197») — am/fm 6-lrack stereo VERTlBLt 1066 - Intended IO Exclusive 1 ft 2 badroom apt* block baach. shop* bus Single », itting This homa boasts a PFUVATE INVESTOR - Want to 307 65,000 ml Cornea with PS/PB. lilt whaal. cruise am/fm power sunroof, new Urea Must restore Muat aaH now 787-2750 individual gas haat ft cantraJ air only No pats Yearly laaaa Se U need rear yard, parfect tor chil- buy incoma property A tingle Irene. 3 apd , standard, radiator, 1976 TOYOTA CORONA - i. vinyl root. 43,000 mis Eac sacrifice First $3000 lakes u E»c location Just ofi Rt 35 on curity Reference* $485* eiec- di *n Family room haa a wood far illy homes in any condition atari--, dual enn«uai $300 firm Special Edition 4 door. a/c. p/b, cond Ashing $8395 542-7427 Call 787-7340 Kings Hwy East. (Walking dis- tric 741-0398 bi irmrtg stove with sliding giasi Call 671-0641. Can afiar 6 p m 495-2272 p/s. auto Exc cond Oood gas Convertible 25.000 oroinal tance to Foodtown Shopping 767-9673. 6-5 Mon-Frl DATSUN 260ZX 1082 - T-top LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS mllaa $4700 Call 530-6358 UNION BEACH - 1 bedroom dc sal* if terms are workable naw originally $200. will sail for • ilie Navy with red leather In- Call 741-3400 or evee at BANK 741-51*0 20 <• 671 3500 Opan till 0 pm 736 1574 aftar 6 pm $100 or beat offer 291-6336 larior 13900 or Mat oflar Call 747-0734 Aaking $1000 Call 671-0586 MODERN APARTMENT — Naar VERMONT SKI _ HOUSE - independently M8-B70S LYNX aftar a p.m. transportation Call before noon Located between' Bromley A PRIVATE CONTRACTOR - DATSUN 510. 1060 — 4 apd owned /Oparatorad 280 Motorcyclas 1061 Excellent condition VOLVO PARTS SALE — Naw- 495-0416. Stranon Mi* Sleeps 10 Avail b¥ Look ing for Handyman Special 1»7S CHEVROLET — Monla A/C.. AM/FM. 1 owner, ax Call 948-2130 tha weak. $525 Call 526-5090 Will cloaa m 30-60 days Call 1973 T8 400 SUZUKI — Good Carlo Landau Auto. p/a. p/b, VS. cond Call 767-1563 afiar 8p uaad. for oidias. restorers MORGAN condition Muat aatl. Asking a/C. powar window! 4 dOOr MAXIMA 64 — 26.000 miles Chaapl RED BANK VOLVO. Rl 35 1 badroom 103 Rantalato remtM $250. CaH 222-4146. 870-2274 locka. EJIC. cond. 13750 Call OATSUN 260ZX 2+2 1962 — Loadad plus electric aun roof 741-5*66. Call 727-1691 MIDI XETOWN-OAK HILL - PRIV ATE CONTRACTOR - S42-714S Fully loadad T-rooft. leather Like naw. Garaged Muat aaa Shart) Wsnt ng to buy eingte lota or eeata. A/C. ate. Dark brown. VOLKSWAGEN 1674 BUG - .NEPTUNE Tud( >r on larga. wooded corner Call aftar 7 p.m. 596-4575 Engine In good cond . front and lot 4 badrooma. 2't batha. coun- acreage To cloaa In 30 or 60 1975 YAMAHA RD 350 - Great I CHEVETTE - 2 door $10,500 Call 291-3657 aftar 5 MAZDA GLU — 1990. 2 door,~S i bdrm from $325 BRITISH ENGINEER-25 Wor' day* Call 730-2058 beginner* bike Run* good Stick 50.000 milaa Oood sound damage. $300 or baat offar. Call Gabtee, yard, kids $4001 mg Ball Laba require* 2nd per try kl Ichen with ceramic tile floor. OATSUN SENTRA 19*3 — 5- apd. 4 cyl. am/lm stereo, exc after 8pm 672-1922. fully carpatad ovar hardwood Look* good $500 Call after 6, transportation SIMS. Call 5 rma Bamt Kids $500 •on to ahare luaory 787-1278 4M-4411 apaad. am/fm radio. 42.000 ml cond Must sell Maka offar Call # 1 Miecnon m araa bdrm/bathroom condo in Aber Livmt 1 room, formal dming room. EKC cond $4800 741-7946 VOLKSWAGEN DASHER JUST RENTALS Bkr , 360-1555 dean include* tennis courts, tamilj' room with raised hearth 1965 HONDA ATC 200X - 3 1M2 SUICK CENTUFIV LTD - artar 6 pm 671-7230 WAGON DIESEL 1980 - 58,000 swimming pool $300+ utlls Call firepli ice utility room, attached EJ months otd ExcaUanl condition milaaga, a/c. am/Tm caaaal- MERCURY COUGAR 1076 — 2 ml.. 42 mpg., A/C. am/fm. $3800 0AKHUR8T 290-0003 2-car garaga and full baaamant ta narao avary powaf. option. DATSUN 2802 1976 — Maroon, dr. vinyl top. naads soma work or beat offer Call 291-0642. 1 bdrm Carptd Air Ht pd $400 Laaa t han 5 mm lo all school* ft 152 Boats and $1400 or beat offer Extras Call 4-spd AC. AM/FM atarao. Naw 222-9313 day*, 222-7547 avaa Mull aall S65O0 Call 73B.B3O1 As is $750 Call 741 -0176. aak tor VOLVO - 19*2 OL wagon Jwat 'a sample Cati about ELBERON - Cloaa to baach 4 train nation immadlata oc- Accessories trans Naw back tlraa Karen, otheral! railroad. Available immediately cupancy Call ownar tor appt 1984 YAMAHA — 3 1M3 FORD RANOER - E« Call 9204511 30.000 milaa. Auto, atarao. 4 JUST RENTALS, Bkr , 389-1555 Call 870-2172. 671-6154. ^_ Many extras. $660 Call cond 4 cyl. 4 apd. starao MERCEDES - 1069 260 S Oas speakers, roof rack, metallic 530-7629 Mtla. dalui cap. many av- A/C. auto. 69.000 mile* Aaking blue 1 ownar. Full service re- PRIME LOCATION — In Red 105 Summer MIDDL ETOWN - 3 badroom 14 FIBERGLASS BOAT - And tras. M.OOO ml 14500 firm $3995. Call 222-1407. corda. $10,800 Call 741-8794. Bank 2 badroom apl. with put Great section of town trailer J.250 or beat offar HONDA 200 1660 — 1 ownar. 2 503 OOM attar 5 30 DATSUN 240 Z 1973 VW RABBIT 1976 — Regular spacioua living room and dining Rantala •wlmeu. naw banary, 7600 ml. $250 Oood motor A parta MERCURY CAPR! 1060 — 3 $91,601 > MIDDLETOWN RE- CaM 496-0067 door. 5-apaad. PS/PB, A/C. gaa, automatic, naw tiraa, bat- room. yard. and garage ALTOR S. 530-0800 $400 Call 671-1614. AMC OHEMLIN — 1973 • cyl 4 Call 642-5271 $8S0'mo* utilities 1'i months ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 3 15 5 CRISS CRAFT - With now lira* AulO Good condition am/fm, aun roof, raar defrost, 1 tery, darter $i 10,000 hwy aacurity References required badroom $1500 monthly. $4000 MIDDLIITOWN - Ranch By trailer Fiberglass Great akl HONDA C0350 1670 — 7000 S450 or Daat oflar Call 530-45S4 DAT5UN iWITflT— 2 dr owner $2100. Call 787-7648 mllaa. Good condition $1100 aaaaon Graai viaw of Sandy owner I :aaturea 3 badrooms 1' boar Stile rail*, ewfvai drtvar's original ml., Raataratton almost hacthback, 5 spd. A/C, new radl Call 739-0251. 942-5418 Hook from 'ear deck Ad|oming complete Must sell $500 Call ais. AM/FM. low milaaga $200C MERCEDES 250 — 1972 *, li ving room, dining room aaat Fc rward slaving Good A STAR IS BORN... 120.000 miles AM/FM caseette. VW KARMANN GHIA 1969 — RED BANK — Luxury high-rlee 1 Atl Hids. Yacht Club Evaa amily room, Irg kitchen gas hot cond $1500 741-7409. Chna at 671-3117 405-0112 aftar 6 p. badroom Call between " 473-0050 or 773-5169 A/C, and more Good condition Good running cond Muat aaH water b aaaboard fie«t, garage HONDA 660 FOUR 1677 - Exc DODOE ARIES 1982 — Station Just $3200. Call 389-0100 or aae Baat offar. Call 294-2206. noon-1 p.m. 6 Wall ma Jntainad. Exc echoota 19 RHODES O'DAY - Keal p.m.. | pocONOS CHALET - Sleeps ready to sail Good condition cond . 6.000 original mllaa. Aak- wagon. Auto, fully aquipt. esc at 117 Hwy. 35. Eatontown 642-48*5 12 Fireplace diahwaaher. lake Daairabi. I location $136,900 ng $900. CaM 666-6164 daytime cond $5325 Call 671-2260. VW RABBIT - 1976 RED BANK — Larga 1 badroom Weekly $275 July 671-3071. Call 747. 4542 Asking $2500 Call 201-2109 DODOE 1060 — 4 dr.. St Rag is MERCEDES 1076 240D Good condition. $1100 1070 SILVERTON - HONDA 90 1060 — 3600 mi Attract mora raaoVship by Dark blue, 4-spaad alandard Call 291-1654. apt Spacious Wail to wall RUMSON - River aida. 3 MID0LE1 OWN RANCH — Larga srought ovar from Bermuda Juat paintad Wall maintained carpel Private entrance Off fibargiasii 316 ChryHar engine, placing a STAR si the top very goods cond 94.000 hwy ml Excellent condition $7500 Call badroom. turntahed Naar ooma. G orgaous deck Central trash wuier cooled, ftybrldga. $450 or beat otter Call 530-7021 642-7540 VW SUPER BEETLE 1974 sir eel parking Utll. inc air Many aotra* $74,900 and/or bottom of your ad Runa and handlas great Aaking Excellent condition $650/mo IVj mo security Raf- baach. tennis, manna, res- bimim to,3, VHF radio, chart re- For details call tha Oaily taurants Mid May - Labor Day MIDDLET OWN REALTORS cordar Vary good cond $9500 $2800 or beat offer 747-1231 MERCEDES BENZ 230 SL - $1800 or best offer erancee required Call 530-0072 Register Classified 1066 convertible 2 lops, white Call 571-0225. $*.0O0 291-3125. 747-0144 130-0800 Musi sail Maka offar Call aftar 6 HONDA Department. DODOE CORINET 1073 STA- for sppt 542-1700 TION WAQON — Rebuilt 318 an- with red interior, 4 speed, axe RUMSON — 3 room apt MIDDLETOWN — Houaa want- pm 291-9335. NEW JERSEY'S I 1 VOLUME cond , $12,500 or beat offer Call VW STATION WAGON 1971 — RED BANK gina Naeda work Baal otter Call Running cond Sail lor parta nahad utiis mciudad No to ad. Lincroft 4 badroom Slda 26 BUZZ.'.ARD BAY — Fishing HONDA DEALER 741-2882. 1 bdrm Util pd $325 Labor Day $1800 747-5161 hall Colo iial prafarrad Naar fit t. Fr«*ftoM 871-4208 $75 Can ba aaan at 1 Shore Dr Duple* 6 rms Bamt $600 a skiff fully i »quippa watar Weekly, monthsly 747-2152 or our con lplimantary brochure CM 544-1974 equipped Sun roof. Like naw ceipts tor all Asking $1150. Call inquire 288 Prospect Ave.. Little (Two) with trailer $3200 or beat DODOE CHALLENQER — 1073 842-8440 Of exdusivtt listings KAWASAKI 1M2 LTD 750 Asmng $8750 Call 741-0085 MONARCH 1077 Betsy 671-3337 weekend* t Silver attar 4pm FOUR SEASONS REALTORS offar Call a ftar 8 p m 222-7742 400 auto p/S, p/b. p/w. p/l Good condition. btwn 7-9 p.m. or 671-3392 6 QrMt cono , QOTO* kopf. 11400 BMW - 1961 330 I. 47000 ml cruiaa Much more $1005 Cal) RED BANK 106 Furnished RUMSON 530-0600 ACHELLIES — 11 It. 568-7336 Call 294-5911 MIDDLETOWN 671-5200 aporte Boat wooden floor with a/c. aun root, am/fm catena 2 family.good area, $500 Rooms arvar 6 blue 5 spaed Excellent MUSTANG GT 19*4 - 7.000 2 VW VANS — 1070 3 badrooma, kids, ready, $600 HOLMOEL 046-3700 keel, 15 hp Johnson motor Gaa KAWASAKI LEFTOVER 1.. DODOE DART 1971 - 8 Cyl miles, loadad Mint condition KLT 110—7 nn. on «ngtn« cond. Very wall maintained Baal automatic, naw tlraa Excallen $1000 or baai offar HOME RENTALS, Bkf 369-1234 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK MONROE TOWNSHIP — 4600 tank. e«c cond $1150 takes all Offar 369-0700 days, ooi Price negotiable, $12,600 Cal) Call 291-2557. Rooms A studios from $40 a wk 291-5096 MOO firm Can 7M-12M or condition. $500 Call 787-2724 RED BANK — 2 bedroom naar squarelootcontemporary Spac- 7M-02M 774-4691 avaa 767-7161 after 6. HOME RENTALS. Bkf 369-1234 lar home tvtth private lecuzzi* ALUMINUM BOAT - 14' Saars. DODOE DART 1066 — 6 cyl , 4 WANTED - Young man with hospital and shopping, ri mo. BMW 1685 325E - 6 cyl. Liks< MUSTANG 1966 — Blue 289 en- tools. 67 Tampaat surf-wagon eecunty refs Avail July 1. $425 KEANSBURG each of th s 4 bath* $375 000 naw 7-, HP motor, trailer All KAWASAKI KXH 10M dr. naw radlala t raditor Jusi MOO naw. 5,700 mile* Loadad with al gine. 6-cyt.. AM/FM stereo Naw paint HD aprlngs. rack*. • utilia Call 871-5706. Room tor rant MIDDLETOWN REALTORS. acceeeoriea Aaking $ 1500 tuned Good nation car $300 Needs minor bodywork $5,000 etc. All good but engine $325 787-6689. 787-2547 530-0600 741-7572 afl.H 6 pm Cll7»-l2Moi73»-02»5 options Must sa4l $10,500 Cal 741-1566. RUMSON 530-7257 Call after 7 pm. 656-6392 Call 642-6647 767-7247 OAK R'DQE REALTY AVON ROVEH 310 - Oars, floor SUZUKI 1H2 QS1100E - Mw DODOE 72 DART - Senior driv- 3 room*, bill* paid. $500 BUHLER 4 BITTER INC OLDS VISTA CRUISER WAGON HOME RENTAL8. Bkr 360-1234 RED BANK - Convenient Broad Adult Communities boards. 2 HP Saa Gull $1000 wry. Mt tun«d, A NJ in er Quit driving Naw condition • P«c1#d Rum good. MOO mi P ly mouth-Chryalet-MQ-Jaguar 1973 — Runa good. 140.000 St location Mature parson 341-9060 Oanforth 25 It' plow, chain, 100', $675. Call 3*9-2914. milaa. Aaking $500. Ca.1 SPACIOUS APT - 3 BR. 1 bath, 741-1435 or 747-9661 5/6 Una $175 741-7006 A—Ing litoo CU 4W-M76 3200 Hwy 36 264-5O0C living rm dining rm kitchen. RUMSON — Armstrong • New- DODGE CORNETT 19*9 - Rui 942-3641 MERCURY 2YPHER 1078 — Z7. eat impecably decorated In nau- BEETLE CATBOAT — $600 SUZUKI 1»7« OS 4»E - 1.000 BUICK RIVIERA 1081 — PS/PB nlng condition Naada work Re- Full powar, Landau top. AM/FM Keypon Sec ft rat req $600 • A/C. am/lm Pioneer component OLDS CUTLASS 1060 - V8. 4 ultl's 739-2041 aftar 6 106 Commercial trai tones Excellent floor plan ROWBOAT $100 run* MC. wtndthMM. HHy built 316 angina Soma naw caaaatta. A/C. naw radial* A bat- bar LOOM graal 1750 or Ma system Exc cond $6700 Cal door. A/C, PS/PB. im/lm 1 Rantala Terrific neighborhood Unpack- CaH 1? 20-7876 pana Sold as la. $350 or baai ownar Naw carburetor 80.000 lary $1900 Call after 0. days 3 APTS — Available Juna 15. i ing is tha only chora you'll have offar CaH afiar 5 p m. 7S7-47S1 642-7412 offar 717-7713 before 5 attar 6. weekends, 530-7603 14- BLUEJAV -• #6770. Main. Jib. mllaa. Aaking $3700. 057-0*95. badroom, Uvtng room, kitchen BRAND NEW to do whan you buy this 3 aak lor Joa. BUICK SKYLARK 1976 - 6 cyl with dining araa. attic k baaa- badroom. 2 buth Ranch with fire- apinnakar. A rigging Trailer • DODGE ONMI 1082 — Hatch $350/mo ($8'i par sq ft ) RED accaaaoriaa N.*ada work. Beat SUZUKI 1M0 - 450 OSL. elaad AM/FM. A/C PS/PB. 98 000 ml back. 4 dr . 4 cvi. auto PS/PB OLDS CUTLASS LS - 19*0. 300 Autos lor Sai*> mant Ck)aa to everything $500 BANK. Broad Si Approx. 400 aq place, attached garage, patio and many axlras 11.000 ml. Bast offar Call aftar 5. 767-0070 MUST SEE V6, quad starao. p/s. par month * utilities, i '•* mo and many unique features otter Call 671-H564 A/C, AM/FM stereo radio. Cal ft plus uiil's Call 741-1443 days. MOO CALL M1-M41 747-3176 p/b, cruiaa. a/c, 1 owner $4350 •ecunty Available Juna 1. '* 671-4141 avaa ft weekends $162,000 E A ARMSTRONG 3UCKENEER SAIL BOAT — 20'. BUICK CCNTURY LTD 1062 - Call 957-0033 or 793-9251 afiar dup»a« 3 bedrooms, kitchen, llv- AGENCY. Realtor. 555 Proapact YAMAHA 1977 - 750 cc Shan Front whaal drive, perfect LINCFtOFT — Storai with io h.p Chryatar O/B and DODGE DART 1968 — Good foi 6. .og/dining room large attic, Ave Lima Silvar. 741-4500 tl 671-11126. drive. Fairing. Krauaar bags, cus parta, many naw pa/is Extra axis baaamant Close to everything available 540 aq Call aasy load trailer — aaat. Naw banary $700 967-9646 OLDS — Toronado 1990. Data* 747-4381 attar 3 p.m and powar steering pump Tlraa $e06/mo • utilitiee 1% mo. se- TINTON FALLS CARAVELLE - 2V wtttt Cuddy axe cond 671-7454. Black/2 door. Maroon leather curity Available June cabin. 166 Marc IO. Many ex- BUICK CENTURY WAOON IBTfi Int AM/FM stereo CB. Tilt Wire YAMAHA l»75 XT500 - 500 — Vary ctaan, run* wail, almost 6. 'A duple*, aame aa above Beautiful, Beautiful tra*. CaM batwaan 6-7 p.m. wheats 49,000 ml 5 yr./50.000 AVIS ec/4 cyoM. on/on road Naodi naw brakaa, shocks, tires Can CaH 741-3441 during busmae* 787-9762 mi warranty: $7500 Excluding New Listing no work. Raady to rid*. 5 642-7011 tax Call 530-2025 aftar 6. hour*. MIDOLETOWN CHRIS CRAFT — 37' ConsMHe- Call 530-1455 Don't Settle For Office — 3 rooma 720 aq ft. Rt Mint condition, 0 room. 4- tion 1663. Sle«K>* 6. Fully BUICK SKYLARK LTD — 19*2 4 OLDS 1962 CUTLASS CRUISE* 35. all ul'la included 2nd floor bedroom, 2* bath homa that is a equipped $9500 Call 530-6499 YAMAHA IM2 550 MAXIM door, eltvar A gray. 6 cyl, axe W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E STATION WAOON TWINBROOK $400/mo Call Siparstain's. real beauty Large wooded lot Karkar naarMra. ..If u cond. auto, p/a. p/b. a/c, am Sail your car. truck or van tha This Olds diaaal la in super con- Young Uaad B42-OOO0 aak lor Maria 18' 1963 WELL CIUFT — Sow low mllaa. Oood condition radio, whitawall radial* 54.20C with access to swimming river at ndar 120 marc, cruiser 1/0. Mint professional way Call Lou dition wtth onry 29,000 miles Full VILLAGE rear of property make this 11275 Of baalonar SM-00t2 ml Aaking $5699 Can 741-9913 powar. AC, cruiaa control, roof Cara OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - condition $10,000 with trailer Eckari. BUHLER * BITTEP GARDEN APTS. superb offering a nature lovers 747-9267 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH rack, woodgrain sides Priced tar Long Branch CaM 0 AM PM. delight Priced lo aall last at only 281 Mop«d» below book value al $4200 For Sale 16 2 badrooma from $460 Mod- 870-0331 BUICK REGAL — 1990 6 cyl 284-5000 am, apaooua apta Haat. hot ft $135,000 Call now for appoint- 8 HOWMAR HAULER — Sailing HWC4IHI auto. p/a. p/b. a/c, cruise con- NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER 747-0676 cold water Cooking gaa in- RED BANK - WATERFRONT ment or It will be gone dinghy Uaad twtoa Mint $696 •aal mooad ayaiiabta trol. 43,000 ml Mint condition 47 Shrtwatoury Av. Call 747-6176 or 642-5068 OPEL WAOON — 1070. 4 cyl. cluded On-pramiaaa lenma Beautiful 1200 square toot office JuamiKng «700lakaan msida 1 out Divorce force* aala auto Runs wall Naw exhaust 6 Nad Bank, 747430* courta. pool recreation araa suite 642-6600 CaOCnnaatS7i-li17 $6000 775-2675 or 774-4176 Naar Ealontown ahopping EJIC 16' CHRYSLER BO.VT — 1675. FIAT 131 1078 - Oood con- beliary $480 Call 495-0618. achoola Ocaan Twp •Un/FurMaftad Omca Suttee VAN HORN 75 hp Chryater mittor, traMar MOPEO BJICK SKYLARK 1076 - V-* dition Radial*, am/fm. naw bat- PARK CHEVROLET Highway 35, Oakhurai •With Sac'y ft Anawartng Barv AGENCY (OF) Full canvaa e.trea $2900 QoodcondHlon A/C, PS/PB mag whaeria. $1750 tery. 50K mllaa Asking $1175 •Shrewsbury, call 741-6700 S ate* - Leas i ng- Sarv.ce- Pa rl* 531-4923 542-0612 747-4100 or B/O CaM 787-6965 Far mora information 671-S5M Call 767-2778 attar 4 Call 747-0623 Rt 66 Neptune 775-1212