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Vol. 107 No. 246 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1985 25 CENTS INSIDE Fire leaves two dead, two critical LOCAL in caw HAM The Register RED BANK - Borough officials call it the worst fire in 18 years. Two people are dead and two others listed in critical condition following a 4:30 a.m. blaze yesterday in a woodframe home at 232 S. Pearl St. Fred Dunbar, 25, and Anthony Stevens, 19, were pronounced dead at the scene at 6:20 a.m. by Dr. Ronald Costa, according to Fire Chief Robert J. Holiday. Sandra Stevens Parish, 21, and Marion Dunbar, 20, were listed last night in critical condition with burns over 50 percent of their bodies, according to a spokesman for the St. Barnabas Medical Center Bum Unit, Livingston. The fire started near a wood-burning stove in the first- floor living room of the two-story building, according to Fire Marshal Stanley J. Sickels. There is no evidence of arson and the fire appears to be accidential, the marshal said. A neighbor, Chapel) Crank, 227 S. Pearl St., was the first to call police. "My wife and I heard a lot of noise this morning and we looked out the window and fire was just coming out of the whole house," Crank said. "There just wasn't anyway we could get in there and save anyone. The house was buring real bad. Fire was coming out of all the windows." TM — Talented and gifted students at Crank said he watched from his front lawn as Parish, Keyport Central School are studying who herself was afire, jumped out a second-floor window the Middle Ages and Elizabethan to an adjoining vacant lot. England. "The girl jumped through the window, she was on fire and in shock just running around," Crank said. 3A Crank said he and his wife offered Parish a sheet to wrap herself. Marion Dunbar, also on fire, ran through a wall of STATE flames consuming the front of the building to escape, Crank said. Investigation ends The police were the first to arrive and rushed the two House panel quietly closes its probe victims who were standing In front of the buiding to on whether a $19,500 payment Irom Riverview Medical Center, according to fire officials. the Republican National Committee Because of the severity of their burns, the two were went to Gov. Thomas M. Kean's 1981 subsequently transferred by Fair Haven and Red Bank campaign or was aimed at tint aid squads to St. Barnabas, officials said. influencing a White House aging Fire units from the Relief Engine Company came conference. approximately two minutes later and hooked up to a THE REGISTER/CAROLYN BAUMAN nearby hydrant, Holiday said. 4A HOUSE BLAZE — Youngsters look over tire scene at and two people in critical condition with burns over 50 See FIRE, Page 2A 232 Pearl St., Red Bank. The fire left two people dead percent ol their bodies. NATION Space shuttle Discovery crew is going tq fix a Nursing home patients may be tq move satellite with a homemade "fly • swatter," made from a window shade, For one relative, notification that the won't comment until I do." at the facility, said she was notified by a a vacuum hose and a piece of plastic. nm NOT home had lost its license and that patients He would not confirm whether the health social worker at the home that patients would have to be moved today. SA The Register would have to be moved came at 7:30 last department had revoked the center's HAZLET - Patients at Brookdale Nurs- night. license, and state officials could not be "All we can do is try to reassure them ing Center, Route 35, may be asked to find "They gave us a number to call to find reached for comment late last night that we're doing all we can," Mainzer said. alternative housing and care by as early as another place, but we got no answer," said "That's an extreme measure, Ashcom "I understand they will have to be moved to WORLD 11 tonight, officials at the nursing home Kathy Mainzer, whose mother-in-law is a said when contacted at home last night. "I Ocean County because there are no vacan- patient at the center.' 'We called four or five confirmed last night. thought patients had rights and that they cies in Monmouth County. Blitz begins State Department of Health Officials have other nursing homes, but we were told to couldn't do that." "We were told we couldn't go into the conducted an Inspection, and workers at the call back tomorrow. President Reagan appeals for $14 Ashcom, an owner, would not authorize home after 8 (last night),' Mainzer said home yesterday began notifying relatives of Dr. Benjamin Ashcom. executive vice million for guerrillas battling "My husband will go over there tomorrow "the possibility" that patients may have to president for American Health Systems, the anyone at the center to comment. Nicaragua's leftist government. morning and assure them we're doing what be moved, according to Joanne Bchm, vice Pennsaukenbased firm that manages the Mainzer, whose mother-in-law and mother-in-law's sister are Medicaid patients we can." 5A president of operations. center, said he had "no official word and SPORTS Attorneys for Pallito Oceanport and state seek to block media meet on track sale is scheduled for May 6. racetrack have existed in harmony l| lit* R. IONISE In addition, it asks that news- By ALAN SlfHESS for years and that he would oppose The Register papers be barred from publishing The Register any change in the type of racing or FREEHOLD - Broadcast any photographs of Pallito until his RUTHERFORD - Oceanporfs character of the park. media and news photographers trial on possession, possession top two officials met yesterday for The sports authority's operation could be barred from covering the with intent to distribute, and the first time with officers of the of night racing at the drug trial of the senior class distribution of cocaine, hashish New Jersey Sports and Exposition Meadowlands racetrack has president of Howell High School. and marijuana has concluded. Authority following the an- sparked concern in Oceanport that The motion noticeably does not nouncement last week that it Monmouth Park might shift to Attorneys for Scott Pallito, 18, such activities. •'. have filed a motion to block ask the court to bar print journal- would acquire Monmouth Park for broadcast and photo journalists ists from reporting on the trial, $45 million. The authority officers said they from reporting on the trial. A and seems to object specifically to Oceanport Mayor Thomas were unable to discuss such speci- hearing on the motion will be held broadcast coverage of Pallito's Cavanagh said the session, held at fics because the sale will not be April 26 in Superior Court. arrest. the Meadowlands sports complex, final until the Monmouth Park shareholders approve the deal in Sage's associate, Thomas successfully opened communica- Pallito was arrested Feb. 28 several months. outside homeroom of Howell High Mallon, would not comment on the tion between the borough and the School during Operation Cocaine, case. Sage is out of town and authority. Nonetheless, Hanson and Mulcahy reassured the borough, the countywlde drug sweep that unavailable for interviews. Representing the authority were officials that the authority would netted 49 suspected drug dealers. Copies of the motion were SCOTT PALLITO Jon Hanson, authority chairman, mailed to The Register, the continue to pay taxes to Ihe nKETMNUM- Red Bank Pallito's arrest caused a media and Robert Mulcahy HI, chief borough as stipulated in a but furor, with the teen-ager becoming Asbury Park Press, Newark Star- Catholic baseball standout Bob certification filed with the motion. executive officer, while Carl Gal- approved last December by the a prominent fixture in television Ledger, and the following tele- "Broadcast interviews with the lina, Oceanport council president, Scrabis has decided to go to vision networks: ABC, CBS, NBC. state Legislature granting the news shows and newspaper ac- students and faculty have ap- joined Cavanagh in representing authority permission to acquire Princeton in the fall. counts. WOR, WNEW, and New Jersey peared to deal with his 'guilt' as a the borough. Public Television. another racetrack, according to IB The motion, filed by Ronald W. foregone conclusion." "I did not detect any attitude on Cavanagh. Sage, Pallito's attorney, asks that "The television coverage, in my Sage accused the media of being the part of the two men that would "No attempt was made by all television and radio media be judgment, has been biased giving prejudiced against Pallito and said adversely Impact on the quality of either gentleman to equivocate barred from the trial and that undue attention to the remarks of the coverage "did not act as a life in Oceanport," Cavanagh said. from the tax package," he said print media photographers be the school officials who have safeguard, but rather as a substan- He said he told the authority spoken of (Pallito) as though banned from taking pictures of officials (hat the borough and the See TRACK. Page 2A INDEX Pallito until after the trial, which already convicted," said Sage in a See PALLITO, Page 2A

BRIDGE n BUSINESS 51 CLASSIFIED 2 Political parties in Middletown scout for hopefuls COMICS , * CROSSWORD •» nominees, and Republicans have only one candidate each, to be run independently, however, those The seat due to open next year HOROSCOPE 10$ H tiEPMMI BUKOMD scheduled a meeting for tonight to confirmed in the spring primary candidates would not have the belongs to Richard V. Kelly, who ANN LANDERS 10» said yesterday he Is not running to The Register take a look at approximately 10 election. backing of the major party or- LIFESTYLE 10» candidates who have shown As is customary, the parties do ganizations. serve another three-year term MIDDLETOWN - The major MAKE A DATE « interest in their party's nomi- not plan to leave the candidate- More than one name per party when his present term expires. OBITUARIES W parties are now deciding whom to nation. choosing to registered party voters could be placed on the primary Kelly is near the end of his third nominate for the Township Com- OPINION •* Their deadline is Thursday, in the spring primary election ballot if pa*rty officials cannot term Except for 1982, he has mittee seat that will be available SPORTS II April 25. the last day to file for a Rather, officials will select one agree on a candidate, but that served on the committee every YOUR TOWN W in January. spot on the ballot. Republicans and candidate per party by the Thurs- virtually never happens, according year since 1975. Township Democrats met over Democrats are expected to put up day deadline. Others may file to to officials on both sides the weekend to discuss possible See PC TICS, Page 2A LOTTERY Winning numbers in the New Jersey Claisltied Advertising... Watch "Who's The Boss?" tonight RN's, GN's, LPN's. Aides, Ex- Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! Directory of Florists and New York lotteries appear on Gets results! CaH542-1700 lo see what could go wrong if you plore the opportunities See the Read the Help Wanted columns in Turn to Page 7A try to clean your own chimney Nursing Medical Directory in today's Classified section 2A Authentic Chimney Sweeps, today's Classified section. 741-5680 ZA The Regkler TUESMY. APRIL 16. 1985 Fire PEOPLE Continued from Page 1A but watch. There were blazes all it really hurts. I just saw them State Bureau of Fire Prevention. "It was too late to make a rescue over the place Nobody could go near yesterday and we were fooling The house did not have smoke when we got there," Holiday said. the house.". around, teasing each other. It's hard detectors, electricity or gas at the •econd appearance, a Portuguese "There was a fully Involved fir* in Steve Powell, Shrewsbury Av- for any of us to believe." time of the fire, according to SickeU. trumpeter with their backup brad the front ol the building." enue, described himself as a good Crank said he and other neighbors "You ask me why the fire spread went berserk, stabbed himself in the The chief said he attempted to friend of Stevens. Intend to take up a collection "to quickly, its because the building had stomach with a pen knife and rushed enter the building, but ash* grabbed "Tony (Stevens) had just got a job help the family out." no smoke alarm detectors," SickeU Into the cockpit, forcing the plane an aluminum banister the heat was at the Texaco gas station," said SickeU said the fire was the worst said. Into a brief nosedive before It so great it penetrated bis glove and Powell, Us face storing at the in Red Bank since a 1969 rooming The home U owned by Freddie M. returned to Peking. The nun was not burned his hand. The fire was under ground. "There's nothing I could house fire on Oakland Street that Snell, according to borough tax seriously Injured. ~- control In IS minutes, Holiday said. say. I don't feel he's gone. He's still killed three people. records. The group's lead singer, George SickeU said the first body was hare. His mind, his spirit, they live All six fire companies responded SickeU said the investigation U Michael, 8, returned Sunday laying found In the first-floor living room to yesterday's call as did Holiday, continuing. he had a "great time" and pronounc- and the other In a second-story Crank said he grew up with the First Deputy Chief Alan Soden, A melted television set In the back ing the tour a "very interesting and bedroom. victims of the fire. Second Deputy Fire Chief Peter room of the building bore witness to successful experience." Crank said Fred Dunbar custom- "I was good friends with them, " DeFazio, Detective Sgt. Paul Lang, the estimated 1,100 degree The visit was the first by a big- arily slept on the first floor. said Crank. "It's a hard thing when members of the Monmouth County temperatures brought on by the name Western rock group to China. "When I first saw the fir*. I said you grow up with somebody. It hurts, Fire Prevention Bureau and the bias*. Whaml's performances were to myself. 'If Fred is in there, he's favorably received in the official gone. " Crank said. Chinese press, which praised the Both of the deceased grew up in group's enthusiasm and "clean-cut Red Bank, according to neighbors Politics Image." Stevens was a bartender at Coco's Lounge, West Bergen Place, and Continued from Past 1A officials and prominent party mem- Foulks said, "They're all good Dunbar worked at a Texaco station "I guess I'm a little tired," the bers. Republicans that would like to work nearby, neighbor's said. committeeman said. "Nine years is to serve the township." Republican Chairman Harold A Urge group composed of former Marion Dunbar Is a maintenance a long time. Perhaps I don't enjoy it Foulks said approximately 10 people worker at Monmouth Day Care as much as I used to. It's time to give office holders and 88 County Com- who have shown interest in his mittee members In the township will Center Inc., West Bergen Place, someone else a chance — get new party's nomination would be according to a center spokesman. vote for a recommended Republican Mia Farrow screened tonight. He said that some Neighbors said Marion Dunbar nominee. Foulks said he would Township Democratic Chairman may back out and additional hopefuls nominate whoever wins the most rillvll lloHlBjf v WMips^ IH* also grew up In Red Bank and is a may show up. He predicted there member of the National Guard Donald Soriero said his party has yet votes. to make a final decision, and would would be so many candidates that It is illegal for screening commit- NEW YORK (AP) - Writer and tonight's meeting at Buck Smith's director Woody Alln calls girlfriend The two Dunbars were brothers probably pick a candidate by the end tees to choose candidates, and the of this week. He said he will choose will have to be continued next final authority to nominate a party Mia Farrow - the star of his latest and their mother was next door when Tuesday. movie "The Purple ROM of Cairo" the fire broke out, according to a candidate with the advice of candidate lies with the party chair- -> "a thoroughly professional ac- Willie Yarborough, who was in the approximately 20 local Democratic Asked who the hopefuls are, man, Kelly said. tress." But Farrow herself is not so house with the mother. sure. "I looked out the window and the : "I've been very lucky in my whole house was on tire," said career," she said in the May issue of Fannie Maria Dunbar, who was also Pallito Track McCalls magazine, released yester- staying with her mother. "We came Continued from Page 1A thew Herman has been sUpped with Continued from Pag* 1A day. "Probably not very good, but out but there wasn't anything to do a $2.5 million slander suit and a gag "They share our interpretation of very lucky." tial obstacle to (Pallito's) receiving order, which bars him from discuss- what the bill means and they will be The two spoke about their work a fair trial." ing Pallito's arrest with the media. treated by private taxpayers for tax and their relationship - they are "In short, the broadcast media has A motion to have the gag order purposes." 'happily involved," Farrow said - so abused its discretion in covering lifted was denied by Superior Court the arrest of Scott Pallito and its Usually, state-owned property is in separate interviews. Allen's was Judge Alvin Y. Milberg, who said exempt from local property taxes. his first magazine interview in LOTTERIES aftermath that defense seriously Pallito's right to a fair trial would be To discuss specific issuses, the years, McCall's said. questions its sensitivity to the rights Clint Eastwood jeopardized if Herman discussed the authority officers suggested that When Allen asked Farrow to of the accused and seeks this case with the media. TRENTON (AP) - The winning restraint to guard against further they meet periodically with borough appear in her first movie with him, Pallito has been suspended from number drawn last night in New abuse," Sage said. representatives once the sale is "A Midsummer Night's Sex Com- cisiwood, Murpny iwroic school, but is receiving home in- Jersey's Pick-It Lottery was 80S. A final, Cavanagh said. edy," she said, "I was afraid I This is not the first gag order struction. The Freehold Regional straight bet pays $305 50, box pays Neither Hanson nor Mulcahy was wouldn't be good enough, and in- WASHINGTON (AP) - Actor- Pallito's attorneys have sought. Board of Education has scheduled an evitably he would be disappointed." director CUM Eastwood and com- $90.90 and pairs pay *».». Howell High School Principal Mat- available for comment following the expulsion hearing for May 13, meeting. But Allen said he had no doubts edian Eddie Murphy were named The Pick 4 number was 1391. A "I asked Mia to work with me more frequently as heroes than straight bet pays 12,151 and box pays because we were going out and I President Reagaa, Peae John Paul 0 iro. thought it would be fun," he said. and Mother Teresa in a poll of young Americans. The winning number picked yes- "When I know a person intimately, terday in New York's Daily Number I can write nuances and subtleties Eastwood, famous for his tough- lottery game was 7-0-4. The "Win- into a character I want her to play guy film roles, was cited by SO Four" number was 4-7-9-9. — I can do a lot more than I could percent of the 31S young adults for a total stranger." polled, followed by Murphy, the star The Daily Register of the popular films "48 Hours" and Allen took the same approach with (USPS-MM40) his previous leading woman, Diaae "Beverly HilU Cop," with 24 per- Puwwud trr nm ma an* p.10—1 Kcaton. cent. r—WIHr—IWIHIII w ititnn The results of the poll, conducted By John H. Cook and Hawy Om IMn Onto Musician glad to be tuck by the Roper Organization among OM niajwi Pan. I nuiy. NJ orroi ltl men and 154 women aged IS to ^^ (20t> 542-4000 am** oncaa LONDON (AP) - Wham! 24, were published yesterday in U.S. Uonmouti County Oaurtiouaa. guitarist Andrew Ridgeley says he's News & World Report magazine. FraahoU. NJ. 0T7SS not eager to return to China despite Praaa • antajd oaoUMhf IB to uaa d * M local the warm reception the group got on A sdow flwd farbwrglir y ^^i ^ afr ^ aj* l *^S* j^ea^ai its two-concert visit. Uarnoar ot «» Amancen rlsnapatar PuoKahan Arriving yesterday at Gatwick LONDON (AP) - The Marquess *m-T- ta> And* Suraau ol CaruMon. tta Na» Jaraay Praaa MmMnn. Airport, Ridgeley, 22, was mobbed of Blandford, son and heir of the Sacond CM pcalaga paid at Bad (ana. by about SO teen-age girls and Duke of Marlborough, was fined the 07701 PuWahad oa»y «oapt Sat anal Sun.. _. Yaam On. Uamortal Day. July 4ti. Labor Day. reporters who wanted to know if he'd equivalent of J 1,250 yesterday for ThankaglAg Day. and CMamaa. Mai autaortpam enjoyed the tour. burgling a pharmacy to satisfy his TaM "Not desperately," he answered. drug habit. Mali Mas: Da»y6 "I am not in a huge hurry to get back Magistrate Eric Crowther told Daay Sunday Sunday 1.70/aaak 76/ arask 2.467 aaak there. I like the people, but there James Spencer-Churchill, 28, that he 13 51 —Ki 1.567 Mak 70/ —a* 2 2V«~» were a few problems. It was a bit hoped the fine and two years' 1.467 aaak 667 ««ak 2.10/ aaak Man ran• rorcoaaga.ludantaandmaaryparaon- heavy at times." probation would show other young nal — »Hol ot latentbovaralaaa mat. Homadafcary by Camar — Daly and Sunday Ridgeley declined to elaborate. people that when drugs are involved, SiMaaaatiSundayoNySioanKOHyon- " But last Monday, as the group flew "the highest in the land can fall to SMgla oooy • Counar - Oaty a car* 4Ooana. from Peking to Canton for their the lowest." POSTMASTER land aodraat coanoaa o TH Da* KagMv. P.O. Bo. 520. Had Sank. hT 07701 THE WEATHER

JERSEY SHORE Th« FbracMt/for 7 p.m Some foggy skies this morning with a chance of drizzle. Partly cloudy with a chance of showers in the afternoon. Highs will be near 60. Winds will be from the west at S to 10 mph Chance of precipitation is 40 percent. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers in the evening. Lows will be in the upper 40s. Tomorrow will be partly sunny. Highs will be in the upper 50s. Ocean water temperature is around 50. MARINE FORECAST High .jv— Manasquan to Cape Henlopen to 20 nautical miles offshore. Temperatures A small craft advisory is in effect. Winds will be from the southwest at 10 to 15 knots this morning becoming FRONTS: northwest at 10 to 15 knots late today and tonight. Periods of drizzle and Wa-mvvColdTT some dense fog early today, with Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded ^ Stationary 4 scattered showers late today and early tonight. Visibility will be from Nalonel WeaVter Service NOAA. US Oeot ol Commerce 3 to 5 miles this afternoon and over unto Rock 71 50 Or Aunu 66 56 66 Cdy 5 miles late tonight. Seas will LoaAnga4at M 59 coy Atlantic City 57 50 13 cdy Louov.ua 74 56 41 Cdy average from 2 to 4 feet today. AuKin 61 65 clr 49 70 54 cdy LuDbock 80 Clr Tomorrow will be fair, with winds 54 27 50 47 cdy 86 ci- from the northeast at 10 to 20 knots. IMng. ManhBaach 74 rri Birrmngnam 70 56 76 cdy at 62 56 clr Bamarck 52 34 cdy MOind'Odaaaa 56 41 01 COy 63 53 cdy MpkvSt Paul 53 35 COy 47 43 01 cdy TIDES 73 56 63 COy Bfowntvilki 64 60 cdy NawOnaana 77 55 20 Clr 74 56 clr Sandy Hook Buffalo NawVork 18 46 in 51 47 cdy Burlinglon.vi Norfolk, va «9 55 16 Cdy TODAY: High: 5:25 a.m. and 5:47 77 36 clr Caspar North Plant 61 37 c» 66 60 04 Cdy p.m. Low: 11:28 a.m. Charlaston.S C 55 76 55 Oklahoma Crfy 13 Clr TOMORROW: High: 6:06 a.m. ChlrwatonW V Omaha 61 39 ck 64 57 07 rn CtWtOMNC 65 64 01 coy and 6:25 p.m. Low: 12:06 a.m. and 73 40 Orlando Chayanna COy 59 46 Pn.iao*phia 70 50 12:08 p.m. CMWgo 100 70 CO, '! 52 Cincinnati 7t 51 17 rn For Red Bank and Rumson bridge, 75 55 Clavtland 41 19 CO, 69 60 Pomand.ua add two hours; Sea Bright, deduct 10 Columbia.S C coy Portland.Or 71 46 75 53 cdy CcMumbui.Oh Providanca 47 46 COy minutes; Long Branch, deduct 15 cdy Concord.N H 42 41 84 57 03 80 55 P.a«gn minutes; Highlands bridge, add 40 Otllai-Ft Worn, Rapacity 82 42 COy 72 51 minutes. Dayton Rano 64 46 COy Denvsr 74 46 71 56 20 COy DasMoinet 50 37 Sacramento 66 54 COy 71 49 cdy SUN Datrcxt SILOuri 61 51 12 tlr 50 37 cdy Duium SI Paw-Tampa 62 66 Cdy 63 52 Clr TODAY: Sunrise 5:17 a.m., sunset El Pan Salt Laka City 76 51 Clr 67 55 95 cdy San Antonio 62 63 Ck 6:36 p.m. 34 19 cdy San Diago 68 56 COy 66 36 Cdy TOMORROW: Sunrise 5:16 a.m., Fargo San Franciaco 64 52 COy 74 34 Fiagalaff cdy San Juan.PR 64 72 coy sunset 6:37 p.m. Grand Rapid* 66 51 23 cdy SI Sla Mar* » 33 14 CO, Ortal Fain 76 34 SM» 56 46 COy Graaniooro.N C 67 55 SnrtMpott 79 49 49 44 m WEATHER ELSEWHERE 9iouiFaua 66 41 COy 77 40 Spokana 70 45 CO, Tamparabrat »dlca» prarioua dayi Ngn and Honolulu 64 71 Syracuta 65 55 ctr onrmgni Km io a i.m. EST. Houaton 78 65 Topaka 66 36 clr . M U Ha OM Indianapoin 71 53 53 cdy Tucson 94 62 cOy AlUny 54 40 .06 m 73 SO 21 clr Tulaa 73 50 ck AHHiouvqu* 77 47 cl, Jachaonviiia 71 66 Ot cdy Watningjon 70 57 coy Amanlto • 77 SO clr Junaau 36 34 WictMa 72 44 Clr Ancnocaj. Jl 26 coy Kansas City 56 37 63 52 COy AWwvdW 63 54 II cdy laavagai 93 66 WJmwglon.Da 72 53 02 COy The Register

APRIL IS, 1988 LOCAL DIGEST

•LACK HISTORIAN - Dr. Lenworth Quntner, professor of history at Essex County College, will speak at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Lincroft Inn, at a luncheon sponsored by the Men of the Shrewsbury A.M.E. Zion Church, Red Bank. A specialist in race relations and the history and religions of Afro-American and Caribbean people, Qunther is a recipient of both a Woodrow Wilson and a Ford Foundation Doctoral Fellowship. For ticket information, contact the church. Pickup truck hit by train ITTLE SILVER - A motorist who tried to cross the railroad tracks as the crossing Lgates were closing was struck by a southbound commuter train last night, but was THE REGISTER / DON LOBDI apparently unharmed. CLOWNING AROUND - Dante Jackson, left, Sharra Stathum, Mark development center, the program offers extended educational, social, No injuries were reported in the accident, Standard, and Kendra Powell are some of the pint-sized performers in the nutritional, health and mental health services to low-income children ages 3-5 which occurred at 7:26 p.m. at the White Road Inter-Community Coordinating Council of Red Sank Head Start Program's Monday-Friday at 35 River St. gate crossing in Little Silver, according to Mona fund-raising circus held at Calvary Baptist Church. A federally funded child Terrell, NJ Transit spokeswoman. Terrell said an unidentified driver in a pickup truck tried to cross the tracks as the gates were closing. The truck was trapped when the gates closed In front and behind, blocking any escape route. Terrell said the driver was in the truck when the train struck. The truck, however, received Rumson coach, teachers gain support only minor damage, and the man was not She said Ward told her that two of the contracts and consider a report by Ward According to team members, the Bull- injured. Terrell did not know how fast the train If MYlf I. RUM citing a decrease in the demand for high was going. proposed dismissals were due to'declinin g dogs were failing when Barley-Maloney The Register enrollment, and that reasons for the school teachers at a meeting tonight. took over as coach in 1882. Last year he NJ Transit workers inspected the track after RUMSON - The Rumson-Fair Haven dismissal of other three, including "We are going to be very supportive of led them to victory in the "C" North the accident, and allowed the North Jersey Education Association last night ex- Maloney, were not clarified. the teachers," said Ryscavage."We plan championships. Coast Line to continue on its route after a 20- pressed support for the varsity football to ask for an explanation at the meeting minute delay. coach and four teachers targeted for "The numbers don't match up," said tonight and are hoping we can work with Barley-Maloney said that when he "NJ Transit places various signs and signals dismissal. Ryscavage. "At this point, as far as we the administration to reach a resolution offered his resignation in February Ward throughout the rail system to make Individuals know, there wUl only be 23 less students that will help the teachers and students refused to accept it. He continued to seek Association President Susan Ryscavage other coaching jobs but failed to obtain aware that they should slop at a crossing," said she is not satisfied with Super- next year and we don't feel this warrants which would be hurt by the dismissals." Terrell said. "Obviously, these signs should not cutting so many teachers." any. When summoned to Ward's office, intendent of Schools John Ward's reasons Students last week circulated petitions Barley-Maloney said Ward told him his be ignored." for not renewing the contract of head Ryscavage said the high school current- and prepared to stage a walkout in support Borough police said they had no report of the dismissal has nothing to do with his coach Joseph Barley-Maloney, hired three ly employs approximately 76 full-time of Barley-Maloney. However, the coach teaching or coaching. Incident. years ago as a social studies teacher, and teachers to instruct 917 students. persuaded students that act would do four other non-tenured teachers. The board will review the teachers' more harm that good. Ward refused to comment. Board elects president W IDDLETOWN — Am H. Prewett was unanimously elected president of the M Board of Education last night. Building castles At the board's organisation meeting, the previous president, Julie Ann Nagy was unani- mously elected vice president. Appointed to serve as secretary and assistant in the classroom secretary to the board were August T. Miner and Paul W. Bennett respectively. Newly elected board members Vivian Breen, Peter W. Rowe and Warren R. Schueler were The Register sworn In. KEYPORT - Ever want to build a castle? The fifth In other business, School Superintendent Guy grade talented and gifted class at Keyport Central School, M. Sconio announced that graduation exercises is doing Just that — as part of a study of the Middle Ages for High Schools North and South would take and Elizabethan England. place at the Garden Arts Center, Holmdel, on Dr. Connie Fraze, founder of the Children's Architec- June ». The state Department of Education had ture Education Co., has visited the class and introduced required that no graduation exercises take place the students to the design of castles and the world of before the 180th day of the current school year. architecture. This, and the availability of the center had Students h«ve been viewing videotapes on 13th-century caused problems for the district. But thanks to castles, seeing slides of various castle constructions and the services of Judith Stanley, the district was designing and constructing their own castles from able to book the center for June IS. sty rofoam sheets. Each castle contains a keep, walls and battlements, main gates and stairways. Students this spring will visit The Cloisters, site of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's medieval art collection, County, haulers settle tor a lecture. They will use what they learn in another REEHOLD — The county and the garbage "hands-on" building activity. They will also go to St. haulers have buried the hatchet, and the John's Cathedral in New York City, where they will Funpaid bills. watch stonecutting as part of construction of a section The last of the delinquent haulers, Steadfast of the cathedral. Corp., here have worked out a payment schedule The study of Elizabethan England will end with a THE REGISTER / DON LORD! to satisfy its outstanding $»,SM debt, according presentation of Shakespeare's "Macbeth" later this BUILDING CA8TLES - Klmberly Comran left, n, inspect castles they built as part of a class to County Administrator Robert J. Collins. month. 11, Shannon Fisher, 10, and Colleen Demarest, project. The county had given M firms until Friday to pay off their debts, or else be forbidden to use the Monmouth County Reclamation Center. "We didn't lane the ultimatum because of the amount,*' Collins said. "It waa because these firms were delinquent in their contract." . Fair Haven unveils Borough Hall revamp plans The M firms had owed "the county money for more than M days. The debts had ranged train Two of the plans Gaunt presented would be moved to the west side of the facility. Most members of the library board a. high of 1150,055, owed by Sano Carting, If IKVM THOMAS place the library on the lower floors, in This plan, to cost an estimated $584,000, present at the meeting endorsed the fourth Keyport, to a low of »Ja7, owed by Spampanato The Register space now used as a combined courtroom- including >4W,000 for construction, was proposal, which featured an entrance on Roofing Co. Ocean. FAIR HAVEN - An architect hut night council chamber. The upper floor would the costliest of the four alternatives. the west side of the building. Like the third Of the IS firms, • were garbage haulers who unveiled four alternative plans, each house the new council and Judicial The third and fourth plans would place alternative, this configuration would place regularly dumped refuse at the Reclamation estimated at more than a half-million chambers, along with offices for the the library on the upper floors and expand the library around the entrance foyer, in Canter. The other six firms hadn't used the dollars, that would drastically revamp mayor, administrative employees, and the the library into space now housing a "U" shape. Gaunt estimated construc- faculty In some time, Collins said. Borough Hall and double the slxe of the construction official. administrative offices. They would also tion costs at 8440,000 and total costs at public library. In the first plan, to coat an estimated make use of vacant space once occupied $577,000. by the police department, which moved to Edmund H. Gaunt Jr. of the Red Bank 1517,000, the facility's main entrance new quarters on Fisk Street last year. Council members did not indicate architects, Kaplan Gaunt DeSantU, would remain on the north side of the 2 arrested on drug charge As with the first two plans, the main which, if any, of the plans they preferred proposed plans that would ease access for building, but would be substantially re- built. Approximately $410,000 of the cost difference between the third and fourth and are not expected to vote on the matter IDDLETOWN - Police arrested twe the handicapped and senior citizens, equip proposals was the location of the en- for several weeks. Mayor Nancy E. Kern men Sunday who were found to possess the building with new heating and air would be for construction, with the rest going for professional fees, furnishings tranceway. The third alternate, with a said the council was moving slowly I Illegal drugs, according to Capt. William conditioning systems, and feature a M ana financing costs, according to Gaunt. northern entrance, would cost $380,000 to because it wanted to avoid being "penny- Halliday. double-tiered entranceway for Improved The second plan was similar to the first, build and carry a total price tag of wise and pound-foolish" in rebuilding the Patrolman Michael Cerame discovered "quite access] to the building's upper and lower $509,000 20-year-oW municipal center. a bit" of hashish, and a small quantity of floors. save for the entrance foyer, which would marijuana when be searched a pickup truck on WhipporwiU Valley Road occupied by the two suspacU. Cerame was on routine patrol when saw two "suspicious persons," according to a police Middletown may study fishing industry impact report. He moved closer and saw a hashish pipe Brookdale Community College staff mem- mission, as well as members of the question lies in Middletown. in the pick up truck, the report stated. *i mmm BUKWM bers to conduct the study. Belford Seafood Cooperative, in its search Kerrigan estimated that the study Cerame searched the track and found a chunk The Register Larry Kerrigan, of Brookdale's Re- for information about the fishing industry. would cost between $1,000 and 82,500. but of hashish over five grams, possession of which MIDDLETOWN - Township Commit- search and Development Office, last night The county, Jointly with the Port would not give township officials a final is in Indictable offense, according to Halllday tee members may commission a study of described to committee members the type Authority of New York and New Jersey, price last night. The patrolman then arrested Randal Price, of the township's commercial Industry's of study his office would conduct. "The is conducting a development study of the He predicted it would take a week to Seneca Drive, Middletown, who is 18 years old, economic Impact on the township. township wants to know what the fisher- entire Bayshore, due to be completed in collect the information through telephone and Jeffrey Penneys, Vlllanova, Pa., age IB. As pending land sales and development men do and how they stand in the scheme July. interviews, and three to four weeks to The two were charged with possession of studies portend change for their water- of things," Kerrigan said. Township officials have expressed fears process the information. The committee hashish, possession of hashish with intent to front havens, the commercial fishermen He said Brookdale would analyze the that Middletown is being Ignored In toe members seemed pleaaed with Kerrigan's distribute, powetston of under 25 grams of of Middletown believe that the future of loss of Jobs and tax revenues that would study. They have noted that none of the time frame, but took no action on the marijuana, possession of narcotics para- their industry Is In question. result if the fishing industry were lost. development meetings held In connection proposal. ptwnuilati e%nd possession of The township has sought Input in He said that Brookdale would deal with with the study is scheduled to take place The fishermen dock at the mouth of decisions that will mold the future of the the Harbor Commission and the town- in the township, despite the fact that the Compton's Creek, at a leased waterfront industry, and so Is considering hiring ship's new Waterfront Advisory Com- "lion's share" of waterfront property in tract, The Register NEW JERSEY TftOMT. APRIL 16. 1965 STATE DIGEST House panel quietly PATH to Newark airport proposed closes Kean probe .RENTON (AP) -GOT chief has said the PATH I H. Eat* MM *M- caiU cost hundreds of resented New Jersey Republicans in I terdayhthsa proposed that millions of dollars, while the WASHINGTON (AP) - A House the Investigation "It's money clear- PATH line be constructed to whole airport modernisation plan panel hat quietly doted its probe ly speat by the RNC on tame : btamtiiatl Airport to could exceed $1 billion into whether a $11,500 payment from program of theirs." Newark airport traffic in- the Republican National Committee RNC documents state that the creased M percent, to ».t went to New Jersey Gov. Thomas money was for Manaforts consult- million passengers, from IMS to Kean's 1911 gubernatorial campaign ing services between Sept. 1, Ml, Keaa said he has »*fc*rt the MM. or was alined at politically tafhieoc- and Jan 31, IMS. Port Authority of New York and Kean said he asked the Port Ing a White House aging conference The White House aging conference New Jersey to evaluate a mass Authority last moath to conduct that year. was held from Nov. 30 to Dec. 3, a study on the feasibility of v transit link between Newark, the Investigators from the House MM. : state's largest city, aad the adding a PATH Ha* to the Select Committee on Aging and the The committee's report on. its airport, to aid the flow of airport He said that while the bl- General Accounting Office have investigation, issued in October, travelers to and from the fa- sUte authority may reject the concluded that the purposes for the says the Reagan administration cility plan, New Jersey officials matt payment could not be determined retained Manafort "to unofficially He said the recommendation continue its efforts to alleviate No charges have been brought. congest ton at the complex. manage the day to day activities of has been studied before but was And despite difficulties the in- the conference during the final to expensive. Bat he Louis Gan " ' vestigators faced in getting infor- logistical phase." lion of the executive director of the mation from tome of the involved The conference led to complaints line would be more cost effective authority, tald the agency It parties, the committee never ex- that the sessions were manipulated now because the airport It the working with NJ Transit on a ercised its right to subpoena wit- to avoid embarrassing President fastest growing hi the country. federally funded stpdy of "all Reagan, who had at that time "We matt get people oat of forms of public transit" to the "There are still major questions proposed cutting Social Security their private cart and onto matt airport left unresolved," tald Roger benefits. transportation if we are to cut Kean last year authorised a Thomas, general counsel to the Manafort hat said be volunteered down on traffic problems," Kean coromtttion to examine the aging committee. "One it what the his services to the aging conference. said. possibilities of constructing a specific purpose or purposes were The 119,500, GOP party officials W. Cary Edwards. Kent's monorail system at the airport. for that payment of money." have said, was to develop advertise- ASSOCMTED P«ES8 PHOTO The money in question was paid by ments for Republicans in New CHARGED — Eusebio "Chi Chi" Rodriguez, right and Myra De La the Republican National Committee Jersey that did not mention specific candidates by name. Rosa, both of Union City, were charged, separately, yesterday in an to the political consulting firm of Assembly okays anti-smoking bills Black, Manafort and Stone, which it "The money was for work we did alleged plot by members of a drug smuggling and illegal gambling based In the Virginia suburbs and RENTON (AP) - The As- restaurants and ban smoking In for the national committee, which ring to to influencee the operations ot the Union City police department hat worked for GOP candidates collaborated with the state party in sembly yesterday gave final food stores and on designated and municipal court. before. Partner Roger Stone, for legislative approval to four public buses and railroad can. New Jersey," said partner Charles T example, helped direct President Black. "I don't know how this red bills aimed at regulating smok- The bills now go to Gov. Reagan's re-election effort! in the ing in public places. Thomas H. Kean, who said he herring got in here in the first Northeast last year. place." The measures, which were will review the measures and has pasted without debate, limit not decided whether be will sign Police takeover plot foiled The flf,SOO was paid to partner Committee investigators are not smoking in the workplace and in them into law. Paul Manafort, who initially told satisfied with answers they have and relating to public figures during committee aides that the money was received from the firm and GOP UNION CITY (AP) - Drug dis- which the structure and function of for work done for Kean's successful officials, which they say merely tributors and gamblers plotted to the Union City police department 19(1 «-Mnp»|«|| "clouded the issue." Grocery item pricing law proposed infiltrate and control the courts and and the Union City Municipal Court But Investigators have never been But they never sought to issue police in Union City, but the scheme were discussed," Ruvoldt said. able to find evidence that Kean or subpoenas because of the difficulties ATCHUNG (AP) - A said. was uncovered through wiretaps and A City Council resolution to do any Republican campaign organiza- of getting approval from a two-thirds surprise sweep of New The largest number of viol- smashed when 38 suspects were away with the position of police chief tions in New Jersey ever received majority of the panel's 5» members, Jersey tupermarkett ations - W - was turned op at W arrested in three states, a pros- and attempts to Influence the assign- the money or any services for the Thomas said. found that II of M stores tailed a Pathmark store n Edgewater ecutor said yesterday. ments to a special police vice and funds. And Kean campaign officials "We were concerned we weren't to put price stickers on or near Park in Burlington County, Barry "You had the potential here for a narcotics unit were among the from the tune deny that the money going to be able to get the requisite goods and illustrated the need for said. community where the police, be- efforts to infiltrate the department, ever came their way. number of members to even vote on an item-pricing law, a state Alan Oaken, manager of the cause of the operations of a single said Ruvoldt. "I can tell you it's not money we the issue," Thomas said. "It's official said yesterday Pathmark, referred calls to a organized criminal activity, would Ruvoldt said he will call for a spent." said Hersh Kozlov, the terminated, it't closed at this "We're asking, 'Where are the Bob Wunderle, a spokesman for be unable to operate and enforce the Cherry Hill, N.J., lawyer who rep- point.'" the parent chain, Supermarkets special grand jury to investigate. He prices?'" said James Barry, criminal laws," said Hudson County said the police department was "in director of the state Division of General Corp., who was not in hit Prosecutor Harold J. Ruvoldt Jr. office. jeopardy" but expresssed confidence Consumer Affairs. About 290 federal, state and local in Chief Herman Bolte. Barry said the 18 markets Barry said the II stores were law officers arrested 36 suspects "I have been resisting all this," statewide turned up 678 viol- put on notice and would be over the weekend and yesterday in ations of the state Consumer monitored for additional viol- Bolte said of past corruption in the more than SO raids in New Jersey, city. He added that his department let's you Fraud Act, which requires that ations. and one suspect each in New York It "probably at free from any prices be marked either on items Supermarkets violating the act and Florida, said Ruvoldt. or on the shelves near them. face fines of up to $2,000 per day outside influence at any department Such municipal corruption in- could be." Barry said the state mutt go a for each violation. vestigations have haunted this north- step further and required stores George Danco, a spokesman A secretary to a city com- ern New Jersey city of 60,000 across missioner was arrested yesterday, to place the price directly on the for the Consumer Affairs the Hudson River from Manhattan. item. Division, said Sunday's sweep by but no other city employees, police Two former mayors have been officers or court officials were "We feel that item pricing is 17 county and municipal con- convicted, one for racketeering in beneficial because It helps the sumer attain officials was the charged, said Ruvoldt, who declined LOItDOtt March 19(2 and hit successor In a consumer keep track of prices," tint of its kind in New Jersey. to discuss how the court was bid-rigging scheme nine months involved. said Barry. "It helps them check Danco said some store owners later for errors when they check out." were apparently tipped off about Ruvoldt hat said an unidentified Authorities investigating a co- Cuban organized crime figure was FOG The Senate's Law and Public the investigation. caine ring uncovered an illegal Safety Committee hat proposal a being sought. He said that those "If we found hundreds of "numbers" operation, and then bill requiring item pricing, and arrested in the alleged conspiracies Don't let the weather dampen your violations, even though we know tripped upon an attempt to shield the Barry said the full Senate will are Hispanic and Cuban — at are spirits. Come to Kinkels where you'll find the industry was tipped oft about crimes by controlling the police and soon act on the measure. about two-thirds of Union City's an outstanding collection of London our survey, we can only specu- court, said Ruvoldt. late about the number of missing residents. Fog* all-weather coats A jackets. Barry spoke in front of the The plot ^merged when wiretaps Shop-Rite supermarket In this prices before," he said. City Commissioner Anthony N. picked up conversations "looking Dragona said he introduced the Somerset County community and Danco said county inspectors toward the subversion" of the court said 71 violations of the act were looked at supermarkets in War- resolution to hire a civilian to and police department "for the replace the police and fire chiefs as And where you'll find prices that found at the store during Sun- ren, Monmouth, Passaic, Morris, purpose of protecting ... illegal day's sweep. Hunterdon, Somerset, Bergen, an economy move. He said be had spell savings for you. Come in enterprises," the prosecutor said. soon and choose a London Bob Groschadl, manager of the Atlantic, Essex and Burlington not been encouraged by anyone and counties. Municipal officials alto There were discussions "involving had no wrongful intent. Fog* and laugh at the Shop-Rite, said efforts are made weather. You can afford to. to follow the law. "We do try to visited stores in Klltabeth, Liv- take care of everything possible ingston, Wayne, Plainfield, East ... we spend a lot of time trying Brunswick and Partippany, be to keep everything right," he said.

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'. APRIL 18, 1985 NATION/WORLD NEWS DIGEST Reagan asks 'Disastrous tax processing season' $14 million ASHINGTON (AP) - replied that the tax-coUectkn Th« head of an Internal budget has increased in recent for Contras W Service wn- years, although documents show it would decline next year under adminlitratlon budget cut* yes- President Reagan's budget. WASHINGTON (AP) - President terday for "the moat diiastroui Postal Service officials esti- Reagan, launching the second major income-tax procentng season in mated that as many as 10 million legislative campaign of his new history" u millions of Ameri- couples and individuals would term, appealed yesterday for 114 cana ruined their returns to the file returns Monday - about 10 million for guerrillas battling post off Ice ahead of the midnight percent of total filings expected Nicaragua's leftist government, this year. calling the money "so little, yet such Meanwhile, the IRS recorded an important symbol of our re- what spokesman Larry Batdorf "We know to expect a lot of solve." called "a banner week" in reduc- extra mall on the last night and In a multi-faceted display of ing the backlog of unprocessed each community office decides support designed to put pressure on returns. 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OPINION n«MY. APRIL 16, 1985

OURS Cut Westway down to size

he word is that Rep. James J. states. THoward, chairman of the powerful Well, the New York contingent can House Public Works Committee, fuss and fume. may sponsor legislation which would But, as we have said before, we reduce the scope of New York City's strongly object to the plan. Not because grandiose plan for Westway. it's on the New York side of the river. The proposed project is a 4.2-mile But because it would use billions of stretch of super-highway that would be taxpayers' dollars to subsidize private constructed on a 242-acre landfill In the development on what amounts to a Hudson River at a cost of $2 billion or luxurious man-made island. In the past, more. It would replace the city's we called it Babylon-by-the-River, and sagging West Side Highway. the description holds. If Howard does oppose the Westway We also share environmentalists' plan, be will Join the two senators and fears that this enormous landfill could 11 other members of Congress from further foul the waters between New New Jersey who already have sup- York and New Jersey. We already ported a tough measure that would kill experience pollution on our shores Westway altogether. But, according to because New York City flushes BO Rep. Guy Molinari (R-S.I), Howard's plan at least would give New York million gallons of raw sewage daily into something. Apparently, it would re- the river. We don't need this landfill, quire New York officials to devise too. Garn — our first space tourist another alternative for the West Side Certainly we believe the West Side Highway, and leftover federal funds Highway should be replaced. It's a WASHINGTON - History's first space eer's optimism about the challenge of the press. The senator doesn't mind. "I would would go to mass transit. major artery in a great city, a city that pasiengtr, Sen. Jake Gain, R-UUh, will stars. Yet he is a fiscal conservative, a no- rather fly in space," he told us, "than serve The mounting opposition to Westway has real meaning for most of us who launch the age of nun's routine commuting nonsense, can-do senator who doesn't in the Senate." has contributed to mounting an- live in Monmouth County. through the galaxies. He will be followed believe in squandering the taxpayers' Footnote: The National Aeronautics and into space by a new generation of travelers money. Space Administration will issue a special, But we simply cannot support the tagonism between New Jersey and New who will voyage to the outer reaches of the Federal funding for celestial projects is historic patch to commemorate the Garn York. Mayor Edward Koch last week extravagance — not in these cost- solar system, build laboratories on the coveted for things on earth — subsidies for flight. The senator has asked that all was sputtering over Westway. He said cutting times, nor at any time, in fact. moon and begin the settlement of Mars. the poor, handouts to the rich, appropria- proceeds from the sale of the patch ($5) be he no longer will attend fund-raisers for Development for the private sector donated to the Young Astronaut Council, These great expectations are not science- 1015 15th Street, N.W., Suite MS, Washing- New Jersey Democrats who go across always should be left to the private fiction yarns. They are part of the planning ton, D.C., 20005. the river "hat in hand" to boost their sector. of space scientists for the decades ahead — campaigns. And Sen. Alfonse D'Amato Once again, we urge our con- as feasible now as toe Apollo project and the space shuttle when they .were just Jack Anderson (R-N.Y.) said New Jersey shouldn't KEEPING THE LID ON: Pentagon gressman to cut Westway down to size. sketches on a drawing board. tell New York how to spend its money. poohbabs have put on a brave show of What is required is a 4.2-mile stretch Here are a few projects that are already outrage at the recent exposures of fraud and He also said that, if Westway is in the planning stage: tlons for pork-barrel projects. There is an of highway that will serve the needs of undoubted appeal to the claim that we can't waste in some of the nation's biggest defeated in Congress, he will seek cuts city motorists. And it's a need most • Future astronauts are scheduled to afford to chase moonbeams in space while defense contracts But behind the bombast in federal highway money for all SO taxpayers can understand. establish laboratories on the moon, with we have unmet needs down below. But it is there's a quiet, effective effort afoot to keep satellite communities to bouse scientists. an argument that rests on bad arithmetic the public from finding out too much about • They will "terraform" the environment and bunkered vision. Pentagon procurement. of Mars, melting its permafrost into life- The long-term budget for extending The tell-tale signs are in the Defense A medal for Count Basie sustaining water and introducing plant life man's reach into infinity and expanding his Department's latest "information, oper- that will, in turn, beget breathable oxygen. knowledge 10,000-fold amounts to one-half ations and reports" annual catalog. Actu In time, domed islands of humanity will of 1 percent of our gross national product. ally, it's not what's in the catalog that's e're thrilled that the late William ties to Monmouth County because he appear on Mars' surface. The federal government throws away five revealing, but what's been left out. W •Count Basie," a Red Bank summered here as a boy with his • If essential industrial activities on earth times more money, according to the Grace A series of reports and manuals on native, has been named by family.) become dangerous to our fragile biosphere, Commission, on waste, fraud and inefficien- Pentagon procurement is no longer avail- President Reagan as one of 13 winners they will be transferred to space where they cy. able through the department. But the award for Basie nearly a will be harmless. Among the missing: of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Historically, it has been discoveries — year after his death is especially • Scientists may be able to assemble in whether the opening up of new continents • Contract-awards and procurement re- The medal is the nation's highest meaningful for Monmouth County resi- space solar-powered satellites that can or of new vistas of knowledge — that have ports listing details of contracts given to big cMlian award. It was established in capture the sun's energy and transmit it to been the best antidotes to poverty, squalor and small companies on a state-by-state dents. "The Kid from Red Bank" 1963 by President John F. Kennedy to earth. and disease. The voyage of Columbus, for basis. These used to be issued on a monthly or quarterly schedule. continue and expand presidential rec- returned to his hometown again and Garn is the right man, meanwhile, to example, made possible the most successful again, often to give benefit per- represent the public as the first space •anti-poverty program in history: the great • A series of manuals describing com- ognition of meritorious service. Basie's 'tourist. He not only is an elected represen- migration of destitute peoples to the new plicated procurement procedures. award is one of four being presented formances for local charities. tative of the people, with specific responsi- world. • Detailed reports on contract awards posthumously at ceremonies at the Count Basie was a great artist. He bility for overseeing space expenditures; he The selection of Garn for this historic that used to be available on microfiche. White House on May 23. devoted his entire life to entertaining has a romantic's enthusiasm and a pion- space mission has been criticized by the Jack Apderwo Is a syndicated columniil Among others who will be recognized the nation. And he still remained loyal are James Stewart, Mother Theresa, to his roots. "The Count" certainly Jeane Kirkpatrick and Frank Sinatra. deserves this high honor from his (It's interesting that Sinatra also had country. YOURS

populists. As in parts of the world where the Reagan and Dachau Hero worship omnipresent single candidate election ideol- OTHERS' The Greater Red Bank Section National Hero worship and adulation, coupled with ogy exists, the Helms Broadcasting System Council of Jewish Women wishes to respond the big bucks, is the ruination of pro- (HBS) saturating America with their to President Reagan's comments regarding fessional athletes. I've seen it happen time particular perceptions, would like to give us his forthcoming trip to West Germany. and again. And, as fans, we have only a similar number of options regarding the Forty years ago, as World War II ended, ourselves to blame, we really do. news. Grandstand play by Soviets the civilized world was forced to confront William Davis the savage murder of 6 million jews and 5 For, we place our earthly heroes on Red Bank pedestals and then we glorify them above he Soviets realize the entire world ing team would have to have a screw million innocent people by the Nazis. It is and beyond all comprehension and under- is anxiously awaiting progress at loose to agree to maintain such a an anniversary which evokes memories of On Central America T unspeakable horror. It is a past which some standing. Don't forget, I was a fan long the Geneva arms talks, so it comes lopsided status quo. people, including President Reagan, would before I ever became, or thought of The Monmouth County Coalition for as no surprise that they would make a Nor is the Soviet proposal anything rather forget. becoming, a sports writer. Peace condemns American policy In Cen- grandstand play early-on. That's just new; they put the same one on the table In a recent statement, Gov. Mario Cuomo Initially, I grew up with the Brooklyn tral America as destructive, foolish, and of New York, criticized the President's Dodgers at historic EbbeU Field, baseballs immoral: what they did by offering to halt three years ago in Geneva when they deployment of SS-20 medium-range decision not to visit the site of the former little green acre. Then, regrettably, they President Reagan's reference to the first got wind of our intent to put the Dachau concentration camp when he goes were transferred to Los Angeles, city of the "contras" as "our brothers," even though nuclear missiles aimed at Western Pershing-2s in Europe. Their offer was to West Germany in May. During a recent Angels, via picturesque Dodger Stadium. independent organizations say they're Europe. among the worst human rights violators in unacceptable then, and it is even more press conference, the President said, I even realized a lifetime ambition of the hemisphere is morally outrageous. Fortunatley, however, the Reagan "Instead of reawakening the memories ... following the Dodgers in spring training at so today if we are to maintain an and the passion of the time, ... maybe we Our military support for them and our on- administration recognizes the move for Dodger town and Holman Stadium in cozy acceptable level of deterrence. should observe this day as the day when, Vero Beach, Fla It occupies a very special going attempts to disrupt Nicaragua's what it is, a propaganda ploy intended forty years ago, peace began and friend- economy by blocking international loans, By rejecting the Soviets' all-take- place of honor in my ' scrapbook of to depict the Kremlin brain trust as the ship." memories. There, I got to see the St. Louis coupled with Reagan's claim that we have and-no-give proposal, President Re- a right to force Nicaragua to change its good guys, and Reagan & Co. as the Our own Gov. Thomas Kean has Cardinals, the Montreal Expos, the Houston agan has sent a clear message to Soviet emphasized the need to remember the Astros, the Cincinnati Reds, the Atlantic government to one more pleasing to us, are villains. The Kremlin stands to lose overt acts of war. leader Mikhail Gorbachev; Make us a Holocaust not only as a historical event but Braves, the Boston Red Sox, the Chicago nothing by the proposal, and has as a lesson applied "to the suffering of all Claims that Nicaragua is promoting better offer. White Sox, the Baltimore Orioles, the everything to gain. mankind." He hopes that "remembering Detroit Tigers and the Minnesota Twins. revolution in El Salvador when the Agency Meanwhile, let's hope Reagan the Holocaust will help out an end to Let's face it, you suffer an emotional let for International Development says re- The offer is also a clever way of gional upheaval is caused by social and doesn't sit back and wait for it. He's in bigotry, cruelty and indifference." down whenever a ballplayer refuses to sign putting pressure on the United States. For the past 91 years, NCJW, the oldest economic inequities is an outright lie a position to suggest a deal too, and he an autograph or pose for a picture. For, it It appeals to the pacifists in the Jewish women's organization in the United makes you feel unwanted, rejected, left out without, as the U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador admitted, a shred or evidence. Netherlands, Germany and Belgium, should, even if it's as ridiculous as the States, has been a prime defender of basic of things. Supporting El Salvador, labeled a "hu- where the United States recently one he just nixed. human rights. We believe that the moral Nevertheless, you somehow manage to lessons learned from studying the Holo- man rights disaster area" by Americas deployed — or is about to deploy — its Negotiating an arms reduction deal survive by saying what has to be said and caust — the most blatant assault on human by writing those things which need, so Watch, calling it "democratic" despite its equivalent Pershing-2 missiles. Those could be the most important and rights in contemporary history — are a desperately, to be written. failure to control death squad or pursue negotiations and despite the fact that pacifists are out in force already, complex task ever to confront the vitally important part of our children's and So, welcome to my little corner of the the future generations education. opponents risk their lives if they speak out, demonstrating in favor of the Soviet superpowers. There is every reason to world, the world of shore area sports, of fun We agree with Gov. Cuomo that Presi- nukes a mockery of democracy. offer. believe it will be long, tiresome and and games. This, despite the primma dent Reagan has been "extraordinarily donnas, who contaminate sports and who Supporting Guatemalan dictatorships and That's a shame, because Moscow's often frustrating. Therefore, the sooner insensitive." These remarks "can be seen have the good life at the expense of the kids the increasingly repressive Honduran gov- "freeze" is anything but advantageous both sides complete their early-round as an affront to the memory of the victims who idolize them. ernment, sending thousands of troops on of the Holacaust and an insult to the How soon they forget! "extended maneuvers" in and around the to the West. As things stand, the Soviet silliness, the better. survivors." region, pouring in military aid and advisers, Union enjoys an 8-1 advantage in Ray Blockai Charlie Paris all geared to maintaining through brute It has been said that the past must be Red Bank missiles of this type. The U.S. negotiat-. WILKES-BARRE TIMES LEADER linked to the present if there is to be a force injustices that would otherwise fall of future. The moral lessons of the Holocaust their own weight is an utter national must not be forgotten by people of good will On Senator Helms because the evil example set by the Nazis we close with one dissent from those who has not vanished. Each day brings new Senator Helms, Rep. N.C., God bless him, say Central America is becoming another reports of human rights violations, it is has a right to his espousal of conservative Vietnam. It already Is another Vietnam, America's moral duty to raise its voice views or any political views. But those of and demands the same kind of persistent loudly in protest. And as America's elected us who have a fervent desire to hear all The Register sides would be at a distinct disadvantage if refI""5e Larry Erlck.on leader, it is President Reagan's moral duty to remind the world that any deprivation of this distinguished fellow and Us consorts Coordinator Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register rights, of dignity, of life Itself will never controlled the media; CBS would be the Monmouth County A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper again be tolerated. His presence at Dachau beginning. Mister Helms proclamations Coalition tor Peace would eloquently reiterate this. would have one believe that his GEORGE J. LISTER sociopolitical conclusions were the only Freeholders' raises We call upon President Reagan to President and Publisher ones palatable enough to even consider reconsider his decision not to visit Dachau. digesting. I am definitely against the Freeholders Maxlna Klattky Bill Thompson Charles C. Triblehorn Jane Foderaro I as much as any free thinker would like raise. EdrlO. Sunday EdilOf City Etjucx President to compare the senator's thoughts with Mrs. Richard J. McMullln National Council of Jewish Woman those of other humanists, moralists, and ( Greater Rad Bunk Section APWL 16,1966 The Heeler 7A Arthur F. Ronson OBITUARIES Arthur F. Ronson, of Keansburg, •MWJf^nafli *•—jWICTusi—* — J_ y. ai_ *( a%BGsKnVW_ _ -*. • W NOT*• * Howard gets most PAC money in state ing Home there. Born in Hoboken, Mr. Ronson made by congressional candidates to His aide said the contributions proximately 44 percent of their' there before moving to BJMJI the Federal Election Commission. have little chance of affecting How- overall contributions, Common j II INK Ths Register An aide to Howard said yesterday ard'.s activities as committee chair- Cause reported. In the 1982 House Dorothy M. Feinberg He was a driver for United Parcel WASHINGTON - Rep. James J. that the amount of funds raised by man, since be received funds from races, each incumbent attracted an" Service. New York, for » years. Howard, D-N J.. received more s congressmaa ofpenns largely on groups with competing interests — average of (91,800 in PAC money or Dorothy M Ftlnberg, «, of Oolf Prior to his retirement in 1M», he money from political action commit- how strong and well-funded • for instance, railroads and high- 37 percent of the total funds raised, Read, DMI Put, In Ocean, died was also a messenger tor Manufac- tees than any other New Jersey challenge he experts While How- ways. the group said. yesterday «a Ma application to more than triple the and is over 100 years old, according "It was too much all around," said project was delayed until October to Mark Ambrose, Hilltop's consult- board member James Brady. He this morning with U.S. Department size of its present facility on Tindall of Housing and Urban Development 1984 because HUD [ejected several Road, near Route 35. ing administrator. Ambrose also noted that with the addition, Hilltop proposals for it. ' made his comments after a January would have covered close to 90 officials in Newark to sign a contract To meet modem health care board meeting. percent of its lot. of sale with the developer, E-Pac Concerned it would lose the grant, codes, Hilltop planned to build an Development Corp., to purchase the the authority sued HUD twice last addition to house all patients, and to Another Hilltop official said then Hilltop applied for a zoning vari- building with a HUD grant. that the current structure was built year for not approving the project b* "OffJQVsWV 909 use the existing building for kitchen, ance to expand its facility from )f before present codes for modern before the grant deadline. HUD TM Nx% « TMms A. Lloyd dining, therapy, and recreational 14,000 to 50,000 square feet. The Although no firm groundbreaking granted final approval for the pro- larger building would have housed an date was set, authority members ject in October. additional «7 residents. Currently, said E-Pac could begin construction there are 53 residents at the nursing of the five-story complex, to be The authority will discuss naming home, according to Wilde. located on Shore Drive, any tune the center at Its April 29 meeting. A positive

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YOUR TOWN '. APRIL 16,1916 Bus drivers defended by firms local Road stop In Manalapan, the drivers' town Manhattan starting point to midtown Man- The representatives wer» Invited hattan * af-ffjafjaaBBjfafl) fl aaaalatat I faSTM BiAfeiaSBW J'LJLIL^ _.J take care of that tomorrow FREEHOLD - Representatives mornin•Twiif iwhen I get to work That from two of three but conipesJcs plaints received by the board that drivers have been parking at has can I« resolved," Kohn said. " ... If that operate along Route » uld lut anybody can five me a time and a night that, to the best of their Stops and purposely blocking other bus drivers from loading passengers. number of any driver doing those knowledge, none of their respective kinds of things, certainly we will do driven practices illegal competitive According to Louis O'Brien, acting somkhing about It quickly." board secretary, there also have •MM. "Our bos driven have been In- However, Richard Kohn, vice been complaints that drivers bypass stops when they see bases from structed that safety comes first, to president of Suburban Trails, New stand tall and do the best yoa can," Brunswick, and Ben Felgenbaum, other companies there, making pass- engers wait for the next bwf said Feifenbaum. general manager of operations for Tne board also discussed ways to New Jersey Transit, told members In a letter to the companies, O'Brien had written." ... your three Improve schedules to Jersey City of the Central New Jersey Transpor- and New York by possibly eliminat- tation Board that they will in- companies may be competing, hot we don't want the commuters who ing: some stops. vestigate the matter and take action Members Invited Kohn and accordingly. me them to be used as pawns or have their trips delayed." Fefcenbaum to have their companies The board had invited the third bus send represaotives to the board's company, Academy Lines, to send a Kohn did say that he will Instruct monthly meetings on a regular basis representative to last night's meet- his drivers to wait for passengers to improve communication among ing, but none showed up. Academy about 100 feet south of the Ryan the board and the companies t>ate A paid directory of coming (vests for non-profit organizations Rales 11.75 for tone Urns for 1 day (II 00 each additional lint), $5 00 for three lines for two dsys ($150 each additional line), to 30 for three lines (or three day, (BOO each additional line), 1750 for three lines for four or live days <» 25 each additional line). tS.OO lor three lines for ill to eight days (RSOeacb additional line). 110.50 for three lines for nine to ten diyjipOO each additional line) f 1390 lor three lines lor eleven days. Each additional day »1.00, each additional line $3 00 Deadline II AM two days THE REGISTER / DON LOKN before publication. Call The Daily RetjUter, MMOOS, ask lor The Date Secretary SENSITIVITY — Jean Spears, 7th grade to her class during a recent Handicapped teacher at Red Bank Middle School, demon- Awareness lesson, intended to help students APRIL If - TUESDAY West Front St., Lincroft. I p.m. 13. Assemblyman Anthony M. Villane, Bridal/fashion show, to benefit 28-Mlt, Jr., D.D.S., of the 11th District will strates a telecommunications system for the deaf understand a variety of handicaps. Eden Institute for artistic handi- be honored at a breakfast sponsored capped children Free adm., bora Holy Family Parish, Haslet. Atlan- by U. Howard J. Schnabolk Post 515, D'oeuves at Sirianai's Friendly Cafe, tic City bus trip. Leaves school park- Jewish War Veterans, al I a.m. at the Ing lot at I a.m. Cost IIS, receive 110 ment of emergencies ranging from West End. Reservations required Fort Monmouth Officers Club. Gibbs Call 3673057 and $5 food coupon. For reservations, hurricanes to toxic spills, the future Hall. Tinton Falls Dr. Villane will MlkeTSMBO receive the Morris Miller Memorial of a county airport, environmental Parents Without Partners, Americanism Award For farther in- Freehold problems, water resources and de- Holmdel Bayihore Chapter M4, Country West- N J State Orchestra presents The formation, 8421100 or Ml-SSM. Dona- velopment plans for the Bay shore ern dance Town and Country, Hwy Metro Lyric Opera, "Madams But- tion IS. Each freeholder will address issues », Keyport Members, 13; non-mem- terfly" Era Togmli, Artist Director, Volunteers thanked in which he is involved or has a Financial workshop set ber,, $5 1:30 SHARP orientation Sun. I p.m. Paramount Theatre, APRIL 3S-MAY 1 - particular interest. Chanter phone 727-6020 Asbury Park. Tickets S1S-SS. Senior TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY Freehold Area Hospital will re- A free workshop on financial Citlsens/StudenU deduct tl from Red Bank Antique Show it Sale, All county residents — including APRIL 17 - WEDNESDAY cognize its many community volun- students and senior citizens — planning for the 80s will be held at price. Ticket purchases at: Ami's April 30. 11 a m 9 p.m. May 1, 11 teers during National Volunteer the Monmouth County Library's Chinese Auction held by the senior Allenhurst, 401 Spire Ave.; Conven- a.m.-S p.m. Trinity Episcopal Parish interested in the role and function of citiiens of Tinton Falls at The Way tion Hall * Peanut Shop, Asbury Week, April 22-28. county government are invited to Holmdel Branch, 4 Crawfords Cor- Hall, White St. 30 dealers showing Guided by the theme, "Adding side Flrehouae. Doors open <:3> p.m. Park; Deal Pharmacy. 25s Norwood authentic antiques t accessories. attend Admission is free. ner Road, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments Admission 11 SO That Special Touch," the hospiul is tomorrow. Ave.; N.Y. Coffee Shop, 560 River New on lower level a social room offering a "bouquet" of thanks to its Singles Again invited all singles to Rd., Fair Haven; T.F.H. Pub Inc., W. showing private collections k 2 com- John Moran, of Holmdel, an Sylvania Ave., Neptune City; Jack's 338 dedicated volunteers. executive with Shearson a terrific dance It cocktail party at patible craft demos. April 30 lunch "In their 65.717 noun, these the Cinnamon Tree, Rt. », Freehold. Music Shop. 33 Broad St., Red Bank. eon, afternoon tea it evening dessert. Lehman/American Express, Inc., Box Office opens 1 p.m. day of per- valued individuals have done every- Asbury Park will discuss tax-deferred annuities Orientation. S p.m. Dance • p.m. May 1 luncheon, lea only. $3 50 at Complimentary buffet. For more formance. For further Info call door. thing from helping in our offices, and their advantage to the investor. WS-4747 manning our shops and information info HMS4J All are invited, with no tickets or MAY I - FRIDAY desk, to assisting in almost every advance registration needed. APRIL a • n - Trip to Madison Square Garden for department," said Jeanne Shreck, College branch to open Marlboro Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary is holding its 4th annual Chinese Auc- TUESDAY * SUNDAY circus. Evening show. By The Open director of volunteer services. Auditions for Brookdale Players Door. $19adults, $11 children Leaves "Their aid is priceless." A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be tion at Marlboro Firehouse, Rt. 7t, held tomorrow at 2 p.m. to formally Marlboro. Doors open 7 p.m. Ad- production of a hot slxding comedy Red Bank 4 Haslet. Call 73S-3N3. In addition, dozens of respected open the Asbury Park Education mission, $2 set for August. Tues April 231> Sun community members share their Services Center of Brookdale Com- April K at 7:30 p.m. In the Per- expertise and time as board mem- Hazlet APRIL II - THURSDAY forming Arts Center, parking lot 3, MAY 4 - SATURDAY munity College, at 301 Memorial NATIONAL MULTIPLE ben of Central New Jersey Health Drive. Monmouth County Historical As- Brookdale Community College sociatkm bun trip to the University SCLEROSIS Chinese Auction, VFW Affiliates (the hospital parent cor- Gordon Utwin, chairman of the APRIL tl - TUESDAY Hall, Adamston Rd., Bricktown. poration), the hospital Board of Hospital Antiques Show In Philadel- college Board of Trustees, will Seaport trip planned phia. Lecture on Antique Jewelry and The Uncroft Center for Children Doors open 1:30 p.m. Tickets S3.900 Trustees, and its fund board. They address the guests on "Brookdale presents an evening of adult educa- prizes include, microwave oven. Va- provide invaluable leadership and tour of Historic Cliveden in Ger- and Greater Asbury Park: A New Hazlet residents" may register this mantown. For information call tion. In connection with the week of cations, cabbage patch, doll For guidance in their governance, she Partnership." Dr. B A Bamnger. week for a trip to Manhattan's South 462-1466 the young child. I p.m. at 1475 W tickets call Ml 1322 said Brookdale's president, Thomas Street Seaport, planned for on Satur- Front St., Uncroft. Guest speakers Hundreds of area residents also Lynch, director of the County Board day, May 18. APRIL IMS * tM7 - will discuss topics related to speech, BATTLEGROUND ART CENTER presents PETER SAMELtON give their time planning fund-raising ot Freeholders; Ray Kramer, mayor Recreation Committee member THURSDAY-SATURDAY nutrition and preventive dental care events or participating in the Free- of Asbury Park and Co-director of Kings Players will present the mu- of the pre-school child. For more THEATRE OF ILLUSION. A com- John D. Waring said the bus will bination of illusion theatre and hold Associated Hospital Aux- the Board of Freeholders; and state leave the public library overflow sical "Working" I p.m. at King of info. 5304*43 iliaries Kings Lutheran Church, Comer of magic. S p.m., alanalapaii High Assemblyman Joseph A. Palaia, R- parking lot at 9 15 a.m. sharp, and APRIL 14 - WEDNESDAY Posters and displays will mark the Harmony It Cherry Tne Farm Rd., School, Church Ln 110-SS. Visa-MC Monmouth, will also speak. will return about 5:30 p.m. Chinese Auction, Back Smiths, week throughout the hospital. And on Middletown. Tickets, $S For infor- accepted. 46MBU. mation or tickets call 747-MM East Keansburg. I p.m. $2 50 For May 11, a brunch will be held at the tickets cap 717-7511 Paid lor by MAY 11 — SATURDAY American Hotel to honor the many friends of assemblywoman Jackie PTO giant flea market at Scenic volunteers who have given thousands 219 Atburt Part 21» Aeburv Park APRIL 11 - THURSDAY Walker J. Boscla, Treasurer. Atlantic Highlands Yacht Harbor. 10 of hours helping Freehold Area The Association lor Retarded a.m. to 4 p.m. Ran date May IS. 119 Asburv P«ik Asbury Par* Prase and the Daily o* m* City ot Asbury Ptvti may Hospital Register, and tttelr Sunday fioW 41 rnaxttJrtQ without GOfiv Citiiens ot Monmouth, Chinese Auc- Chinese auction sponsored by Freer Space. |7 single; $12 double. Vendors National Volunteer Week was fint editions, and pnance Mth the noocs requlre- tion. Ticket*, $2.50, available at door, hold Township High School Music (non-food) Send check payable to OMNWMJC BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED msnts rl (I) such masting Is re- observed in 1972 and is now re- KMTIMQLAW THAT all required notices ot ths quired In order to deal writ mat- includes refreshments St. Mary's Parents Association. To be hekt al Atlantic Highlands PTO, 140 First Bosrd of tdocstton she* be ters of auch urgency and Import- Church, Rl. 34 l> Phalanx Rd., Colts The Freehold Township High School Ave.. Atlantic Highlands, NJ 07718 cognized each year with a special WHEREAS the Board of pasted on the tulilln board Hi ance rhst a delay lor the purpose message from the president of the Education SI Its OrganlietJon me City Hell of the City of Asbury of providing adequate notice Neck. Doors open 7 p.m. 747-KB. cafeteria, Elton-Adelphia Rd., Free- For further info call 81-3345 after 5 Msstlng on April Tl. IMS Pan. Main street and mad with would be likely to reeuil In hold. Doors open 6 p.m., calling 7 p.m. United States, as well as proclama- adopted I resolution referred to the City Clark, and subatannel harm to the public Singles Again, Colts Neck chapter. under the Opsn Public MssMno interest (1) ths meeting » unwed p.m. Admission p. Refreshments tions by many governors and local BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Come out and dance the evening Law OS thO Annual Notice THAT persona requiring notice to dWcueaMns and acting with Prizes Include color TV, stereo, ft Middletown High School North officials. •Men eats for lt>a masting (MISS • aspect to such matters ot ur- away with our warm friendly singles. of all meetings tor the 1SSS-M gsncy and WtportShOK and (S) more. Club Flea Market, high school park- ailonowt prepay tor Asm rn the amount ot Colts Neck Inn, Rt. 537, Colts Neck. THAT th« Board of Education 130.00 and that the aforemen- notlcs of such masting Is ing lot. Ttndall Rd. I ami p.m. of Ins City of Asbury Park mas* tioned newe madia not be re- Complimentary buffet. Orientation I APRIL IS - THURSDAY ' Space IS. Extra, $3. Call 7S7-7943 or on tns tnird Thureday of ssclt quired to pay the sat tea and thai after the sal of auch inning. p.m. Dance » p.m. For more Info, call month for ths foMowtng meet- persons wishing auch notices St. Ann's PTA will sponsor Its an- 671-5044 Rain date May II. infli Regular Mestlnfl - 7 30 p.m. ansll communicate In writing with BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED HMMt nual card party at Back Smith's. Middletown the Secretary ot the Asbury Park that thta annual noOee be pub- Board of Education. ISO* Para uahea within aavan (7) deya tot- Adults H.50. Senior Citizens (3. MAY IS — SATURDAY BE IT FUXTHC8 RESOLVED Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Rt. 36, 10—18 APRIL II - FRIDAY Doors open 7 p.m. For information THAT tfts Board of Education 15 *T FURTHE? RtSOLVtsD *" "oivtU" w EOBERT Highland,, Flea Market, 1M. Urge ooaa haraby daslgnata as official THAT upon ma aft*maths vote BOARD SECRETARY The Eatontown Methodist Church call 4KMBM, 7S7-5MS Education to benefit rtfBfWfJpaip'sWB tO rt)Ge)4YS) n*9UC*S flf of a majority of ths members Adopted: April 11. 1MB Chinese Auction will be held at, 71 indoor Hall. All new and used masting! ins following Ths pr##*Wll tTvt) SodJKd Of sBfSllGefJllOfi AprtS HIM APRIL M* 17- merchandise welcome. Tables, $S Wyckoff Rd., Eatontown Doors open MAY 1*4- Call 872-0172 or 872-0192 An urban education specialist will 7 p.m. Donation. $3 Cabbage Patch be the featured speaker Saturday at FRIDAY * SATURDAY kids, stereo receiver and amp. The Monmouth Civic Chorus will JUNE 11-17- a fund-raising banquet for a Baptist Water ford crystal, Broadway it church educational fund. stage Rogers and Hammersteln's FRIDAY THURSDAY sports tickets Info. 542-4J21 broadway hit, "Carousel," al the St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High- Jane Galvin-Lewis, Housing and lands, will sponsor a trip on the Mis Urban Development specialist in APRIL IMS- Count Basic Theater. W Monmouth Attic Fans St., Red Bank at 1:15 p.m. The pro- sissipi Queen. Memphis to New Or- FR1DAY SATURDAY New York, will be the featured leans. Call 291-0876 or 291-0272 speaker at the eighth annual Pilgrim "Cinderalla" an opera for children duction will be fully staged and cos- presented by The Monmouth County tumed with 24-piece orchestral ac- Baptist Church Rev. and Mrs. Henry Completely Installed companiment. Tickets are |U, $10 L. Morgan Educational Fund Ban- Conservatory Children chorus. Full AUGUST 3 - SATURDAY staged with orchestra. Fri., l:lt and $8. leu $1 for students and senior Special Elks sailing aboard the de- quet, to begin at 6 p.m. at Buck citizens. Group rates available Call Smith's Inn, East Keansburg. liiiiu a.m., $3 general admission. Sat., > luxe Royal Carribeans M/S Nordic p.m. 13.50. $4 50 1 15.50. All seats 747-OOW or the box office at S42-M02 Prince. 1 week cruise, New York to Galvin-Lewis is working toward a reserved. Call 842-9002 or 741-SM. Visa and MasterCard at box office Ph.D. in Urban Education at Col- Bermuda. Open to the public. Contact APRIL M - FRIDAY Joanne Pagano for special rales, umbia University and has served as APRIL M- SATURDAY 5304*91 special assistant to the secretary of Brookdale Community College, In- Mid-Atlantic trip MSCNY circus, Housing and Urban Development ternational Fair, 104 p.m. Events $19.50 adults, 111.50 children. 7:30 AUGUST 14 * tl - and as director of the National Air Conditioning free, open to community. Crafts, show. 7I7-4HI. WEDNESDAY * THURSDAY AIR JOY • food, entertainment. Parking lot ( 4 Resources Project for the National APRIL n - SATURDAY 16th Annual "Whale of a Sale" be- Council of Negro Women Inc., New 7. Call M2-1M0 exl. 4M or 531. St. Josephs PTA will sponsor a tween 9 am-12 noon. The Rumson York. Country Day School's famous event CONDITIONING CO., INC. Shop Flemlngton Outlet Stores. 110. Spring Dance featuring Wayne Ap- Proceeds from the event will TREEHOLD HAZLET METUCHEN plegate as the caller from 8:3* to l for raising Scholarship Funds will be Leaves St. Mary's. New Monmouth « held in the school gymnasium on the benefit the church's educational fund 577-1120 264-2551 S4B-5330 a.m. 7I7-3K1 or 7174131. a.m. St. Josephs school auditorium, which has aided 35 youths in their Keyport. Tickets $7 50 per person, $15 corner of Ridge Road and Beilevue academic pursuits. •A Diary In Pictures"-Art exhibit couple. For Information call 5SS-X3M Ave., Rumson. Exciting merchandise by Esther DJerf. Oils, tapestries and or SS3-1MS. PN 1106-7. such as a V.C.R., an Organ, "yards" •NOTICEi collages. Sponsored by All. Highlands of fine carpeting, furniture and Freeholders seminar set Historical Soc. Wine It Cheese Ladies Auxiliary Flea Market at "rare" Items will be offered at the WEST LONG BRANCH KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Senior Citizens Center Harbor. 10 Fair Haven Firehouse on River Rd. "Silent Auction." Children' clothes, MIDDLETOWN - The public will am.-7 p.m. Donations IS. Info. Space $»; with table HO. Call toys and books will be featured. For 5410107. have an opportunity to question the •41-2126. further Information contact the Thursday & Friday - May 16 ft 17,1985 school at 841-0517. leaders of county government at a Education Bldg. - Old First United Methodist Church Redding Shopping spree. Sponsored APRIL tl - SUNDAY' seminar Thursday at Brookoale Locust Ave,- 9 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. by the Monmouth County Park Sys- ORGAN RECITAL: Simon AUGUST 14 - SATURDAY Community College, Lincroft. Child must bo five years old on or before October 1,1995. tem, 7 a.m.-1:30 p.m. $17 leaving Preston, London's Westminster The Shrewsbury Presbyterian "The Freeholden Look to the Thompson Park, Lincroft. Call Abbey. 7 p.m. The United Muthodlit Church, with Rev. David Muyskans, Future" is being cosponsored by the When registering you must present ths following: Church, 247 Broad St., Red Bank. as Chaplain, will have a seven day . League of Women Voters and the Works of Handel, JS. Bach,Vleroe, Group Cruise, New York to Ber- college. All five members of the Birth Certificate Exhibit at The Old First United S.S. Wesley, Gullmant, Dupre. Sug- muda, on the lovely BERMUDA Monmouth County Board of Chosen Inoculation Record which must Include: Methodist Church Museum, Locust gested contribution, IB. THE INTER- STAR. Other churches are invited to Freeholders have agreed to be Ave., W. Long Branch. Exhibit of NATIONAL CONCERT SERIES participate. For Info, call 7414111. DPT aeries of three, plus s booster (or a doctor's nots) glass animals. Final exhibit for the present to discuss issues critical to Orsl Polio-series of three, plus s booster season. Hours 1-4 p.m. Admission St. Mary's PTA, New Monmouth SEPTEMBER MS the county's future. Rubella vaccination free. will hold its 8th annual Crafts Show, 9 MONDAY-MONDAY The seminar will begin at 9 a.m. Msaslss vaccination (given after 1st birthday) a.m.-S p.m. In Euphemia Hall of the St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High- in Commons Building 001 on Mantoux test for TB given within the past three years. APRIL tl - SUNDAY School. Some 40 craftspersons will be lands, win sponsor a trip to Norway, Brookdale's main campus in Lin- "Waterblrth, Peace and the exhibiting. Pancake breakfast will be Sweden and Denmark. Cost SIM) per croft. For further information call 222-5900 or 222-6500 Russian Connection." Films and available. Chalrlady. Gail Fbmegan, person, double occupancy. Call Topics slated for discussion In- guest speakers. Unitarian Church, sn-osn. • 291-0876 or 3f 1-0271. clude solid waste disposal, manage- 7T The Register

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SHOW Movie Contd Movie: "Mike's Murder" Prize winning pianist performs today MUMFORD AT MONMOUTH - World re- ever exhibit of his art work is in the 800 and Ice nowned philosopher and architecture critic Lewis House galleries at the college through April 26. "Sonata in B-Flat Major" by Haydn, Professor Vincent OiMattio, foreground, en- Julius Katchen Foundation Scholar- Mumford. seated, hand letters one of his favorite WEST LONG BRANCH - Beethoven's "Sonata in F Minor, Op. ship, named for the late Elberon couraged the philosopher, who is in his 90th quotes on a placard to be used at the premiere Prizewlnnlng pianist Thomas 57 Appassionata," Chopin s concert pianist and established by showing of 104 of his paintings and drawings at year, to permit his work to be show publicly for Lorango, who has performed ex- "Polonaise in F-Sharp Minor, Op. bis father, Ira Katchen. Monmouth College, West Long Branch. This first- the first time. tensively throughout the United 44," the "Sonata In B Minor" by States and Canada as a recitallst, Lorango made his New York debut Lint and Prokofiev's "Toccata, Op. at Town Hall in 1983, and was and as soloist with such orchestras It" as the Dallas Symphony, the St. praised by New York Times critic Louis Symphony and the Buffalo Lorango is recipient of the Leven- John Rockwell for his "passion, Symphony, appears at Monmouth tritt Foundation Award and the delicacy, spirit and understanding." College today. His recital at 8:30 p.m. in Pollak Choir to sing for 3 causes Auditorium is the sixth program in Arts Center will be offering discounts this season's Monmouth College: In Jersey Highway Authority an- geles, ending with a performance at serves throughout the United States Concert classical music subscription HOLMDEL - The Garden State nounced. LITTLE SILVER — The Morgan the Crystal Cathedral where they as a guest conductor, adjudicator, series. Arts Center has introduced a more State University Choir, under the returned this past March. and clinician for high schools, col- Tickets are available at the door. direction of Dr. Nathan Carter, Members have also sung with the leges, and university choruses. The artist's program includes , the New y performs Friday at 7:30 p.m. in toe New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Carter earned his doctorate from Group Office Red Bank Regional High School the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, the Peabody Conservatory in Balti- Auditorium. and the Detroit Symphony. more, and was both a graduate and The concert, presented by the Zeta Carter recently completed a Euro- undergraduate honors student at Epuilon Lambda Chapter of Alpha pean tour with the chorus and Juilliard. Phi Alpha Fraternity, is a benefit for recordings with the London Sym- The donation for the performance MOVIE TIMETABLE the Monmouth Arts Center, the phony Orchestra and the Helsinki is lax deductible. Tickets are on sale Ethiopian Relief Fund, and the Philharmonic. Currently he is con- at the Monmouth Arts Center box information tor IM «vn> ametaMa la ajr, James W Parker Scholarship Fund. ductor/consultant for the Baltimore office, Red Bank; the West End The choral group, one of the most School of Fine Arts, where be also Cultural Center, Long Branch, and Tha Wne Fiammij Vacation (Bn 4s. 336. ta ? 20. outstanding and active of American directs the chorus. Frequently he the Eatontown Community Center. • 00. IO3tJ university choruses, has performed •MNLO PAIW CINIMA III nurmoM CIWMA I- TM La« Oragon (PO-H) 7:10. *30 Portyt rmnga (B) 1, 4,e. a. 1000 for the Music Educators National COUHTHV- Friday •» IJWjOarlyjygo. *»S Conference and the American Choral 9 Friday m. ""^J» ("I ' »• »•» Directors' Association, where mem- 'Crimes of the Heart opening Friday LVMC I-1WJATM- Cara Baart (O) 12:45; Polio Acadamy 2 bers received a standing ovation opening Friday at Brookdale Com- Ml Mat* Mult KM (XXX) oontMuoua Irom S — 2:30. 4 20. «:00. 7;3B. » JO from 4,000 conductors. MIDDLETOWN - Warmth, lots munity College's Performing Arts Lady Haata (PQ-13) 1:15, 3 25. 5:3a. 7 59. AH-OM Adult FKml (XXX) GSMMUOUO tram 1005 On Easter IMS, the choir sang on of love, and comedy are combined in Center, Lincroft noon IhmugTi 1130 p.m. the West Coast in San Francisco, the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Crimes Information andraatrvaUos» may *^5S MM MJ- ema*. n. noon Berkeley, Stanford, and Los An- of the Heart" by Beth Henley be obtained by calling the box office. *"" "*"" jSufmr waiiuiioa lady Hawka (PO-13) 1:30. 3:36. 6:40. 7:60. ATLANTIC CHUM* I- 10:00 KUTOUt FtA2A CINCaM It-

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"The weeks ago, the chairman of the as If they were spiritually At Large the regulations are changed, when Reagan ideals, echo In the halls of fundamental problem is not hunger, Physician Task Force on Hunger in* malnourished. They were no longer the school breakfast program Is Congress. Today we put pictures of It's poverty, * says Brown. Every- America published a national study. able, to raise toe energy for battle the elderly. canceled. missing children on milk cartons, one of the hungry know that, bat It was the latest In a series of reports Brown, an intense, sandy-haired The big action on the American Usually, on this sales tour, he is but we don't look as hard at those until we chase away poverty, we documenting the return of hunger In public-health advocate, saw food front during the weeks since one of many public-health people children who are also misting a have only two choices: We can feed America. By the doctors' reasonable firsthand bow the debate in Washing- this report is a proposal by Sen. who want to write their patients a chance to grow up strong. or we can starve the poor. , estimate, 20 million Americans are ton on social-policy issues has been Jesse Helms to chop food stamps by prescription for food but cannot get The odd part of the disinterest in That's why Larry Brown will be chronically without enough food. retrained. Aa be says, the policy another $3 billion to *5 billion. It isn't it filled. They take out the same hunger programs Is that these are back to the Congress April II with • "The recent and swift return of makers don't talk about bow to get what you might call a serious bill, shopworn samples: a 10-year-old boy not programs that failed. The claims another letter. "We have to keep hunger to America," said the task- more for people in need anymore. not one that will pass, but It says the size of a 6-yejr-oW, a refriger- of program abuse don't hold up to pricking their conscience." he says. force report, "can be traced In The two-sided argument is now something about current policy ator with only bean In it; a pregnant scrutiny. If ever then was a success This one will be signed by most of substantial measure to clear and between people trying to bold the negotiations. "The debate," says woman who hasn't had milk for five In federal aid, it was in food the heads of the public-health conscious policies of the federal line on poverty programs and people Brown unhappily, "is between main- days; a family that only eats for 8 school*, and a hefty assortment of government." trying to make deeper cuts. tenance and doing worse." days a month, until toe food stamps Maybe the problem Is rather that religious and medical people In the The study made news, and Brown The ground has shifted so pro- Brown knows that fully because run out. They choose to believe that the poor keep getting hungry. The country. nude the round of networks and foundly that federal eyes glaxe over he's made the trip from the Harvard sometime soon, enough of the people poor are like that. Feed them on who make policy will buy. Monday, and they'll want to eat It will ask the Congress ... well, editorial boards. There was the usual when they scan a list like the one School of Public Health to the you know what it will ask the spate of editorials, most of them in presented by the doctors: Increase Capitol enough times to qualify as a "All I know from a health per- again on Tuesday. The children are favor of the physicians and opposed food stamps, improve meal pro- traveling salesman with one pitch: spective Is what's going to happen to the worst, because they eat more per Congress. Food for the hungry. The to hunger. And then, nothing. No grams for children, expand nutrition People are hungry. They are not, be those kids who aren't being fed," pound than adults. Maybe the rest of same old thing. But these are lean surge of outrage from well-fed for pregnant women and infants and says quickly, starving like they were says Brown, "I'm convinced ul- us expected to win a war on hunger days for Larry Brown's people. Teen says youth need all the facts Dear Asa Landers: Yea eftea wisdom was year column. priat letters from people who speak I told her she was full of beans and on behalf of certain graeps saca as that rubber has beea ased for ratal "Ike other woman." I feel It Is time Ann Landers someone spoke on behalf of teea- gear since Neah's Ark. Never- agers. There are some Ibiags that theless, her comments upset me a need to be said BY a member of my your booklet "Sex and the Teen- let. I haven't said anything to my generatioa ABOUT my generaUoa. Ager." II kepi me out of the husband but I have avoided wearing maternity ward. - Grateful In my rain outfit aad be Is sure to I'm not a teea-ager going, no- Miami notice II eventually. where. I am a U-year-oM high school Dear Teen: Here's your letter. junior. I'm not a tramp, bat I'm not Thanks for having written it. For What Is this nonsense about hook- a virgin either. My boyfriend and I those who want the booklet, please ers wearing rubber la public? DM have been going together for a year send $2 and a long, self-addressed, you say thai? — Perplexed In and a half aad sleeping together for Philadelphia foar months. We are careful and ase stamped envelope (39 cents postage) birth control. to Ann Landers, Box 1191)5, Chicago, Dear Perplexed: I said no such HI. (0611. thing. Rubber rain gear Is worn by My parents found oat we were Into Dear Ana Landers: My husband the most stylish dressers. Your sex and prohibited as from seelag gave me a rubber rain outfit for my "friend" is probably green with each other. That was not a smart birthday - a coat, boots and a rain envy. move. No way can they keep as hat. I reaUy aeeded some decent rain Let her mean-spirited comments apart. They should have tatted to me roll right off your raincoat. about sex at aa early age Instead of gear and was terribly pleased. We've acting like it was aa embarrassing had plenty of wet weather and I wore Dear Ann Landers: Please settle subject. the outfit to several parties as well a bet. I say. lac person who has won as to the shopping mall. I received My advice to all parent. Is to be the highest number of Oscars Is open with their children about loads of compliment!. Katharine Hepburn. My friend says everything from the minute the kids Then I get the good word from my it's Marlon Brando. - J.P. Of Mpls. lean to talk. Sooner or later, most know-tl-aU neighbor who said I Dear J.P.: You both lose. Walt kids are going to be tempted to shouldn't wear rubber la public Disney won 20 Oscars, more than experiment with drugs aad sex. because It Is a sexual come-on and anyone else. Hepburn has won four Parents should be aware of It. people will think I am a hooker who and Brando won two, as did Fredric Talking about these subjects is not specialties in kinky sex. She said her March, Spencer Tracy and Gary giving them permission. Kids need authority for this great piece of all the information they can get. Cooper. They should be told what the risks TMf REGISTER/CAN. FOMNO are. If they get straight talk witheat screaming and yelling they will beta HOSPITAL PICTORIAL - Mrs. J. O'Neill Duffy, Mpp, sponsored by the hospital's a position to make better decision!. left, and Mrs. William L. Strong III, both of Rumson, Navesink River Auxiliary, will be published by The review Riverview Medical Center Pictorial with Mrs. Register Thursday. Proceeds will be used by the I hope the next generation Is hospital to purchase equipment. better Informed than we were. I Robert Y. McCarter, Shrewsbury, right. The special can't believe bow dumb I was - aad lucky, too. Thank heavens I seat for Children's help rewarded with praise, coupons DEAR HELOISE: children are very good about doing It has worked so well, I am I was happy to use your hint about chores. amased. The squirrels can't grip the children helping out at home. We've They gel praUed and I don't feel pole now and the birds are free to been married for five years aad have Hints from Heloise I'm paying them for helping out. The feed peacefully. three children, so helping oat Is a system may not work for all families I regrease the pole as needed. — necessity here. but It has helped us through some Mrs. H. Steffea are responsible. rough stages — Brenda Cason There are a few tricks I use that The last trick I have up my sleeve really work. First, there are several Is our "coupon" system. I make my It sounds wonderful! Teaching LEATHER COAT HEM jobs they like and I hate. These are own "reward" coupons aad give children when they are young is what Dear Heloise: A quick hint for the jobs they do and I always thank them oat for a job well done or a it's all about. — Heloise you. I had a leather coal and the hem them. chore done without being asked. The PET POINTERS would not stay in. Secondly, If they want to try children save these coupons until Dear Heloise: I love to feed the I took a tube of the new fast glue something, don't assume they can't. they have II. These It can be traded birds but don't like the way the aad ran a narrow line of II on the My 4-year-old loves to vacuum and in tor a special treat — a movie, aa squirrels scare them away and eat edge of the hem. It works great! does the house once a week. Ice cream cone, a small toy, etc. their food. A note of caution: Do not use too In our house each child is assigned I put my bird feeder oa a pole much glue — jast enough to stick the certain special chores which no one The worst punishment is for thinking the squirrels couldn't get to hem In place. else is allowed to do. This makes •hlrking Jobs and requires giving one it - bat they do. And then I got the I did this six monthi ago and still them feel special when they alone coupon back. To say the least, my idea of greasing the pole with have a good hem oa my coat. — petroleum jelly. Helen "It was oar YOUR HOROSCOPE best move yet." By Stella Wilder Even a quick study of the legalities Why? Because we went to TUESDAY, APRIL 16 of a troublesome matter is enough Wtsck's prices are a lot lower than Borntoda defl- to show that the law is on your side. Rent-AWreck and saved a load the other guys. We sure didn't nite personality and let of < Relax! of money. need a brand new van Just teristics. You do not change with CANCER (June 21-July 22) - We talked to the movers, and to move some furniture from the circumstances or situation; you Changes must be welcome. To fight we checked U-Haul and Hertz. one apartment to another. do not adapt or adjust your basic against them is to fight against the They all wanted a fortune. Rent-AWreck made our nature. You may act according to inevitable. This time, a friend told us move easy and Inexpen- the necessity of the day, but yon LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Use about Rent-AWreck, where sive Thanks. Rent-A- will not alter your beliefs or your your own finely boned powers of they rent used vans and Wreck — that was a mental set All of which makes you persuasion. This is a good day for trucks. They were clean extremely predictable, but not nec- favorites great way to welcome getting what you want precisely the and well- us to the neighborhood! essarily easy to live with, for the way you want it. maintained. person who will not change his VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) - For Hrini savings, call And tW folks wttath* mind even if be must change his There is considerable profit to be because behavior can make both himself gained from entering into what they're and others unhappy. seems today to be only a service. used, For all that, you are generally of Think about it Rent-A- a cheerful disposition. Sympathetic LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 22) - to the needs of people, you are not Make important adjustments on the one to lord it over others in any domestic scene. If you fail in this, way. Rather, you are inclined to you fail in personal relationships. exaggerate the goodnes* of SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - colleagues, friends and, of course, Minor wishes come true today. loved ones, even to your own detri- Business concerns reach a high ment ratio of success. Also born on into data are Peter SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. Ustinov, actor, writer, director; 21) - Special methods of operation Edte Adame, sinner. make otherwise difficult chores To see what is in store for you seem easy today. You accomplish tomorrow,, find youy r birthday and much in little time. In flower garden colors, read the correspondincoodi g paragraphh. read the corresponding paragraph. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 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knock out Tommy Hearns," the 30-year-old become champion earlier when Steele that Hagler was still champion. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - Marvelous Hagler said before his 11th defense. stopped the action with blood streaming Marvin Hagler knocked down Thomas "Hit "He didn't bother me ." Hagler said after From the opening bell, that's what Hagler down Hagler's face and ring doctor Donald the fight. "I had to take some to give some, Man" Hearns and stopped him at 3:01 of the set out to do. Romeo examined the cut as the crowd of third round of a savage fight for Hagler's but he got some too. I put my all in it The Hagler attacked and attacked and at- 16,0034 at the outdoor arena voiced its better man won." • undisputed middleweight title last night. tacked The 6-foot-l Hearns, the World displeasure. Just moments after a doctor had been In the first round, both threw bombs for Boxing Council super welterweight cham- Romeo told Steele to let the fight continue called Into the ring to examine a bad cut pion, fought back and fought back and fought the entire three minutes. The best punch over Hagler's right eye, the champion hurt and Hagler quickly took advantage of his seemed to be a right by Hagler that back until he was simply overwhelmed by reprieve. Hearns with a right to the head and the savagery of the champion. staggered Hearns. The challenger, who had unleashed a barrage that dropped the Hagler landed a tremendous right to the a height and reach advantage, landed We must challenger. Hearns struggled up but referee Hearns, who threw every punch in his jaw that sent Hearns reeling backward. The several good jabs and body punches but Richard Steele looked at him and stopped arsenal but could not hold Hagler off, ripped champion, his bald pate glistening with could not keep Hagler at bay. the bout. ' a cut open over Hagler's right eye in the sweat, pounced like a hungry cat and threw In terms of action, it had to be one of the first round. Then the champion had a cut a volley of hard punches. Hearns went down It became obvious to even the most reach out great, great fights. It more than lived up to beneath the eye and his face was a bloody flat on his back. unknowledgable fan that neither man had the tremendous hype that preceded it. mess. Hearns struggled up just before Steele decision on his mind when they came out to kids "There is no doubt in my mind I will It looked for a moment as if Hearns would could reach 10, then Steele quickly waved blasting in the second round. eople are becoming disillusioned m with pro athletes. And why not? PThese are heroes looked up to by Ex-English fireman youngsters ... kids who use up their allowances to buy bubble gum cards. We get a steady diet of reports concerning athletes who abuse drugs. We hear and read of the escapades of wins Boston struggle players from the Green Bay Packers assaulting a night-club dancer. And, of pleased. I won." course, there are the recent exploits of BOSTON (AP) - Britain's Geoff Smith won handily over Gary Tuttle, NFL Hall of Famer Jim Brown who has Smith, courageously overcoming cramps the 37-yeai old national marathon cham- been charged with rape and sexual in both hamstrings, struggled to a pion in 1975 and 1976 from Ventura, Calif. frontrunning victory yesterday for the assault. Tuttle was second in 2:19:11. second consecutive year in the Boston He was followed by little-known Mark How can we admire these million Marathon. dollar babies? Are they really role Helgeston of Cincinnati in 2:21:15, Lou models for children? They always have The 31-year-old Smith, a deceptively Suplno of Colorado Springs, Colo., in served as such in the past. tough, s-foot-8, 130-pounder who used to 2:21:29 and Bobby Doyle of Boston in be a fireman and soccer player in 2:21:31. Kids emulate their stars from both the 4 Liverpool, England, was on world record collegiate and professional ranks. High Trailing Weidenbach were Lynne pace for the first 19 miles. school and grade school basketball Huntington of Houston in 2:42:15 and players wear T-shirts under their game Then, after experiencing painful Karen Dunn or Durham, N.H., in 2 4227 cramps in his hamstrings — cramps Jerseys, ala Patrick Ewlng of Smith said that despite the continuous which caused him to stop briefly, throw Georgetown. Little Leaguers copy bat- cramps, which began in his right his hands over his head, kick his right leg hamstring just past the 20-mile point, "I ting stances and pitching motions. Young into the air, put both hands to his face tennis players execute the two-handed had no intention of stopping. But I had in frustration and grimace often — Smith to do something to get my legs back ..." backhand as if they were Chris Lloyd still won by more than five minutes — themselves. Pop Warner gridders wear "So I Jogged, I walked, and I tried to an even bigger margin than he did last work it out." their favorite player's number. year. Kids will always fantasize, always Still, the cramps returned oc- want to be just like their idols. But how Smith, who had come into this race casionally the next couple of couple of confident that he could lower the world much? miles before Smith was able to get back best of 2 hours, 8 minutes, S seconds, "I'm very concerned with professional into a normal running stride. held by Steve Jones of Wales, was But then, as he neared the finish line, athletes and the image they project," clocked in 2:14:05 Christian Brothers Academy head he suddenly grabbed at his left hamstr- basketball coach Ed Wicelinski said. "I It was the slowest winning time in ing and again exhibited excruciating Boston since 1977, when Jerome Drayton feel that they have a tremendous pain. For a brief moment, it looked like of Canada won in 2:14:46. Last year, he would have to quit. But he managed responsibility to the kids who look up to Smith won in 2:10:34 - 4:15 ahead of them. "Kids all adopt pro names," to limp home, a weary, Injured winner. runner-up Gerry Vanesse "It hurt," he admitted. Wicelinski continued. "During soccer The women's winning time also was "It hurt my ego more than anything," season, kids have names on their tlow, with favored Lisa Linen Weidan- he added with a laugh. lockers, Bogie and Georgio Basketball bach winning by more than eight minutes The weather, with the temperature in players adopt a favorite pro player." in 2:34:06. It was the slowest since 1960, the high 60s, and the swift early pace The most important thing, according when Canada's Jacqueline Gareau was which he was hammering out in quest of to the Wiz, Is to make the younger people declared the winner in 2:34:28 after Jones' mark, eventually took its toll on understand the power professionals and Rosie Ruiz, who crossed the finish line the gritty, valiant Smith. collegians posses. • --*$& first but was discovered to have run only Smith, who had run some fast times "At CBA, we try to make them realize the final mile, was disqualified. recently, including a 1:01:57 for a half- how talented professionals are. They use Despite the relaitvely slow time, marathon in New Bedford, Mass., March drugs for different reasons. Some use Smith had the satisfaction of becoming 2, seized the lead shortly after the start them socially, some to kill the pain and the first foreigner in 21 years to win the — just as he had planned. others use them to be accepted ... but it Boston Marathon twice In a row. He steadily increased his advantage, doesn't aide them physically. The last to do it was Aurele Van- and by the second mile he was about 300 "I played baseball and was fortunte dendriessche of Belgium in 196344. yards ahead of the field of some 5,500 enough once to play in Yankee Stadium Still, it was a bittersweet victory for runners. before a Yankee game," Wicelinski Smith, who was seeking to break Jones' From there until his misfortune began reminisced. "I dressed in a cubicle next mark in hopes of getting a lucrative shoe 18 miles later, he appeared to be running to Mickey Mantle. I always wondered contract, which he lost after dropping strongly, despite his blistering pace. how a human being could hit a ball that out of last year's Olympic Games Then the drama began. ASSOCIATED PRESS far. He took his shirt off and he had marathon at the 14-mile point. There were times when the pain tremendous shoulders, he had no neck "Of course, I'm disappointed," .said caused him to clutch his hamstrings and TIRED VICTOR — Britain's Geolf Smith breaks the tape yesterday to win the 89th Boston and incredible forearms. He bad tremen- Smith. "I came here to run a record. winced. But he managed to make it to dous physical abilities, all pros do." "I wasn't running well at the end, but the finish line — a happy but dlsapointed Marathon in 2 hours, 14 minutes and 2 seconds. Smith left the pack early and then Bob Strangia, former head football I was running comfortably. But I'm still See Boston, Page 3B battled leg cramps in the final six miles. coach at Red Bank Regional which he led to a 28-0 record over four years, has also been involved on the lower level, with the West Long Branch Pee Wee Soccer program. Strangia thinks the root of the problem lies- with the American public Mater Dei, Purple Roses are beaten by the fog and starts in the pee wee level. He also thinks that the exploits of these idols don't really effect the child's outlook. "1 think that it was the right decision by At this point the umpires called off the also, but was unable to break through. "The usual reaction by a youngster js If JNHWTEUUM the umpires," Mater Dei coach Bill Visokay game. "We had a couple of chances when we got to write it off and switch heroes," The Register said. "It was the first time that I've been "Derek (Sininsky) came up with the big runners on second and third," Visokay said. "But we didn't score them. We should be Strangia explained. "Kids refuse to at a game called on account of fog. hit for the second straight game," Visokay MIDDLETOWN - Mater Dei and St. said. "He had a big hit against Pinelands hitting more." acknowledge it, they just shift gears and Rose elected to take a chance and play their "Art Warner (plate umpire) told me that don't turn around and look at the he called a state tournament game between Saturday. The Seraphs' first threat came in toe scheduled baseball game yesterday, but by second Inning. With one out, Sininsky hit a situation. Kids have a postiive attitude Long Branch and Madison Central because "(Paul) Schultz pitched a tremendous the time it was called after five innings due fly to left field that was dropped for a two- on life and they just switch horses." of fog," he said. game," Visokay said. "And (Dave) Krall to fog, neither team had gained the slightest did a great job in relief by striking out the base error.'Tom Curti beat out an infield hit But the heart of the problem does not advantage and had to settle for a. 1-1 John Ferraro began Mater Dei's fifth- side in the fifth." with Sininsky stopping at third. But Barry begin when people get to the pros, but deadlock. inning rally with a single and Bill Cusick St. Rose (1-2-1) could have won the game did some clutch pitching of his own by when they start out in youth programs. sacrificed Ferraro to second. Mike Van- striking out Mike Ciasca and Pat Elliott. "These things don't just occur in the Mater Dei was a bit happier with the in the top of the fifth. Schultz walked Brian nibelli singled Ferraro to third and stole Knoff and Dave Kais with none out, and both Mater Dei had another chance in the pros, but all the way down the line," result since it tied up the game in the last of the fifth on a two-out RBI single by Derek second. worked a double steal. third. Cusick walked and Yannibelli and Strangia said. "We are starting kids too singled with one out, but Barry fanned Rich young with expectations that are too Sininsky. Kilbride dropped a two-strike bunt on a Krall came in here and did a superb job of relief by striking out Chris DeBari, Dan Kleva and got Sininsky to foul out to third. high. When I was in high school, we won After the inning was over, the umpires safety squeeze attempt, but St. Rose pitcher decided to call It off since it had become an Jim Barry picked up the ball and threw out Goodwin and Pete Cheche That left Mater Barry scattered six hits, fanned three and the district championship in football and Dei still trailing only 1-0. walked three. Schultz and Krall combined the team received six-inch trophies. Now official game. The fog had become thick at Ferraro at the plate. Kevin Bender followed St. Rose got Its run in the fourth when for seven strikouts. you see kids walking around with that point and the outfielders had trouble with a walk to load the bases. following the flight of the ball. Sininsky lined a single to center scoring Sudowski singled with one out and scored on Mater Dei is at Red Bank Regional jackets, watches ... it starts in Pop Barry's double to the centerfield fence with tomorrow and then plays host to Rumson- Warner. "One of their (St. Rose) batters hit a Yannibelli with the tying run, but Kilbride popup to the infield and I couldn't see it," was cut down at the plate on a perfect throw two out. Fair Haven Regional Thursday in a game "There are two problems here," Mater Dei centerflelder John Kilbride said from St. Rose centerfielder Rich Sudowski. Mater Dei (3-2-1) has some opportunities switched from Friday. Strangia continued. "First of all, kids get to high school and expect so much for too little. Second, you have a coach who has to deal with these prima donna-type players. The kids don't take constructive criticism too well. If things don't work RBC's Scrabis decides on Princeton out their way, if they don't break into the starting lineup right away and become said that he might make some changes in the back in time for the NJSIAA Parochial "A" stars they may leave." offense next year. He came to quite a state tournament. Strangia experienced these problems PRINCETON - Red Bank Catholic High School basketball guard Bob Scrabis has number of my games this year." Scrabis scored 19 points in a win over to some extent while at Red Bank, but Scrabis, a three-year varsity starter, Bishop Ahr of Edison and then broke the remedied the dilemma his way, a decided to attend Princeton University in the fall. helped the Caseys capture a Shore Con- record of 1,179 set by George Saxenmeyer method that may not go over very well ference "B" Division North co-cham- by hitting two foul shots against Christian with the athletes of today. Scrabis, a 6-3 standout who set a career scoring mark at the school with 1,182 points, pionship in basketball last year. This season, Brothers Aacadmey inthe final quarter of an "You have to get kids to commit to a he overcame a series of ankle injuries both 89-55 setback. program," Strangia said. "Once they do had narrowed his choices down to Princeton, Brown and Colgate before finally settling on before the season got under way and near that, you get rid of the problems. The Next year's outlook for Princeton is Princeton. the end of it to average 20.2 points a game. uncertain. coach has to be able to take control. But He was the leading rebounder for the Caseys many coaches don't want to pay the "First of all, It was the education," said "They have Joe Scott from Toms River Scrabis, an excellent student who is ranked with 10.2 a game while averaging 3.5 assists price. Its tough to develop that type of East and John Thompson's (Georgetown near the top of his class. and two steals a game for the 13-12 Caseys. attitude, but you have to realize that no coach) son," Scrabis said. "But I don't know "Coach (Pete) Carrilis respected all over Scrabis became only the third Red Bank kid Is bigger than the program." who else is back " the country, so that had an affect on my Catholic player to hit the 1,000-point career Strangia also feels that it is getting Scrabis played varsity baseball in his decision. Also, my relatives and friends can mark. He did it in a regular season game sophomore and junior years, but skipped more and more difficult to get people to see me play " against Long Branch. conform to rules, and the problem ii this year to concentrate on basketball. Princeton's patterned offense didn't af- Scrabis almost missed setting the school created by the American public itself. Scrabis is the second area eager to play fect Scrabis' decision. career scoring mark when he injured an See Kid Page2B varsity basketball at Princeton in the past "Coach Carril said that this was his first ankle in a late-season game against Ocean 10 years. Christian Brothers Academy's Bob losing season in years," Scrabis said. "He Township. He missed two games, but came Roma starred for the Tigers from 1974 to 78. BO* SCRABIS 8 The Register 1UESMY, APRIL 16. 1985 SPORTS BRIEFS South's Halpin takes coaching Sandy Hookers run set over career as a journalist ANDY HOOK - The Sandy age group and ribbons to all Hookers Running Club will finishers in the Peewee dash. sponsor an eight-mile run There will also be team prizes in S The Register or walk at Gateway National the eight-mile run for the first Recreational Area Sunday. A three place in the Open Men's, MIDDLETOWN - Back in the two-mile fun run and walk starts Open Women's, and Corporate 1970s, Vicki Halpin was a top Javelin at 9:45. The Peeweequarter-mile team. thrower and student. She was also a dash is at 10:20 and the eight- softball player and debater. mile run or walk gets away at Proceeds will be used to Now she applies her skills at 10:30. benefit Clean Ocean Action, a Middletown South High School, There will be prizes for the top coalition which works to protect where she is a teacher and coach. three finishers in all events by the local coast. "In high school, my best javelin throw was 118 feet. I missed out by one place in scoring, finishing sixth in the Sectionals. When I was still quite young in high school, I ran Five features at Wall cross country, but much as I liked the sport, I had terrible trouble with ALL — Wall Stadium will Allentown, Pa. Robert Hen- my knees at that time, and I decided have five feature races drickson of Freehold was second to confine it to the javelin in track," WSaturday night with the and Gil Hearne of Jacobstown she recalled. mini-modifieds making their was third. Halpin s choice was not easy. She first appearance of the season. had always liked softball, and There will also be high-powered In the 30-lap sportsman fea- having a good arm never hurt modifieds, sportsman, modem ture, Kevin Eyres of Colts Neck anyone in either throwing the stock and street stock divisions. recorded his first win. Bob javelin or a softball. First place in last Saturday's Haberstick of Wall won the "I wasn't certain what I wanted 35-lap feature went to Ed Lilly of 25—lap modern stock feature. to do at Glassboro," she added. "In high school, I had gone to the National Finals on the debate team. I stayed with track as a recreation Mays set for Red Bank through the Junior year although it really wasn't much of a challenge. I had broken the school record in my ITTLE SILVER - A The show, produced by freshman year, and the sport was baseball memorabilia show Durham Associates, will begin at more or less on a club basis. In my Lat Red Bank Regional High 9 a.m. and run until 5 p.m. In senior year, I joined the archery THE REGISTER /DON LORtX School Saturday will feature Hall addition to.Mays, dealers will team and I really enjoyed the sport. of Famer Willie Mays, who will have beaeball cards, yearbooks, HERE'S HOW — Middletown High School South she displays the proper way to prepare to throw a There are always budget cuts and I discus. sign autographs between 1 p.m. autographs and other didn't see our track program going discus throwers Linda Hagen, left, and Debbie and 3. memorabilia. anywhere. I was fortunate to finish Weigand, watch their track coach Victa Halpin as as second girl, on our archery team." there were people with different are getting the fundamentals taught coaches. No one minds working, Halpin was also manager of the thoughts about that subject (Sex to them and at an earlier age." unless you're lazy, but no one wants Middletown boxers win field hockey team, manager of the education and so on)." Halpin laughs when she talks to feel their effort is not ap- boys swimming team, and as a Halpin's success was immediate. about coaching pay. "No one in their preciated." EWARK - Two Middle- ton PAL. in the third round and senior, she was nominated to Who's Her method of programming the right mind will enter coaching for Halpin coaches both boys and town PAL. boxers, John was also named best fighter of Who In American Colleges. "At that content matter was eventually put pay. If you really break it down by girls. "You approach a boy or girl N Englehorn of Farmingdale the night. time, I was really not positive of my on cable TV the hour, you get pennies. One year, differently in coaching. Personally, and Joe French of East future. I had given serious consider- But Halpin also became involved I think it's easier to coach boys. Engelhorn took a three-round just for gags, we sat down and Keansburg, won their debuts in ation to sports journalism. But when in coaching. "It's a great feeling to figured out we were paid five cents They don't whine. You can set impressive fashion. decision from Mike Ames of New I got out of college, a job was see kids develop their talent. I love an hour tor coaching track. People specific goals and guidelines for a French, fighting at 147, knock- York Recreation in 135-pound offered me at Middletown. The job sports. You get out of coaching simply don't understand. You coach boy and he will follow them. A girl ed out Donald Beecham of Tren- class. offered me twice what I would have precisely what you put in. If you all afternoon and supervise your has to be talked into it a little bit. earned writing, so my mind was work hard, it is likely that you will kids until they leave. You spend all Once you have convinced them, you ' made up for me." succeed. Let me give you an day Saturdays throughout most of have a winner. I thinks it's more of Halpin feels that her college and example. When you coach a young the spring at invitationals. You read a challenge to coach a girl. It's high school transcript records help- girl in field hockey, she knows next up on coaching and plan for upcom- certainly harder. But there is more Pop Warner registration ed her a great deal in securing her to nothing in the seventh grade. In ing competition. I really don't have satisfaction. Once you convince a job. "I graduated from college with a matter of weeks, you see her any gripe about what I am being girl she can accomplish, you get a OLMDEL - Registration School's all-purpose room. a 3.9 in my major and a 3.6 overall, suddenly develop basic skills, and by paid. I coach because I like it. What lot more out of her than , you for Holmdel Pop Warner and that always helps when inter- the end of eighth grade, it is I don't like is that I am not at all bargained for. football and cheerleading The Intermediate School is amazing to see their progress." sure what I am attempting to do is H view time comes around. I think "I'll say this," Halpin continued, will take place April 23 at 8 p.m. located on Crawford's Comer enthusiasm helps in getting any job, appreciated I just don't think Road. And as all people know, girls "Girls are more appreciative. Guys at Holmdel Intermediate but having good marks and a sports are growing overnight. "I people understand the work and preparation. tend to take an attitude of, 'You get background in sports is always of can't complain. I have not once been paid for this,' where girls respond importance when you look for any turned down for a request on a immediately and are more grate- teaching job. single item that I needed to run my "You know what - I get tired of ful." "I expressed an interest in sport correctly. I coach the boys hearing how much time football coaching five different sports, and I bowling team, the girls J.v. field takes in preparation. I wonder what Halpin agrees that times have Morelli's late goal felt that I could coach the kids well hockey team, and the varsity girls people would do if they had to coach changed when it becomes to in any of the five. Middletown South track team." 15 different events (track) on the language In sports. "Girls and guys offered me a job as a Health Halpin feels that girls sports have same day, 60 girls or guys, with two use the same words. It's not just Specialist. Family life education come a long way, but have not yet or three coaches. We were walking that girls want to be equal. Not at powers Manalapan was on the scene by state mandate, reached their peak. "But we are out on the field one day and the all. I blame the media." and there were relatively few getting there. There is certainly a football coaches were talking about Halpin concluded, "You can't all the time it took to prepare. We weigh teaching and coaching in period, but Sue Kofod converted a . teachers around who had taken the huge improvement since I went to MANALAPAN - Debbie Morelli said, 'Hey, we have 75 girls on our dollars and cents. The satisfaction pass from Sharon Karscewski to tie courses. I was hired to reconstruct college, and that was not that long scored two minutes into overtime to the curriculum in that area, and ago. Unlike 15 or 20 years ago, girls team, three coaches, and 15 events. you get each week seeing kids give the undefeated Manalapan the game. They have 70 kids and eight or nine improve is a tremendous feeling." girls' soccer team a 3-2 win over Freehold. Morelli scored off a pass Mater Del 3, Point Beach 2 from Sophie Cedergren, who had MIDDLETOWN - Ellen Parkes scored the tying goal in the fourth took a pass from Ellen Donohue and Dermer powers Patriots period scored the winning goal at the 15:45 34 Diane Rafferty gave Freehold mark of the final quarter to give i l-l i the early lead in the first Mater Dei (2-1-1) the victory. to win over Howell, 13-4 •Jnturanct &*fff€ncjf (Next to Matawan Motor Vehicle) Wasko also had RBI hits in the FARMINGDALE - Mike inning. Kid Dermer knocked in six runs with "Covering All Your Inturanct Needs- Steve Schwiering and Bill Levy two homers and a triple, and scored over 25 ytart experience Continued from Page 1B priorities are if we expend so much cracked solo home runs for Howell four times to lead unbeaten Free- which dropped to 1-4. "The real root of the problen is money and energy into professional hold Township (6-0) to a 13-4 non- the American public, " Strangia sports, " Strangia continued. "One conference baseball rout of Howell Jason Gross was the winning NO FAULT AUTO INSURANCE emphasized. "We have created the solution is that we should be more yesterday. pitcher with a four-hitter. Damon Papa was charged with the setback. ANY AGE-ANY DRIVER hype for the great athletes. We stringent in enforcing the rules, on The Patriots, ranked No. 1 in the spend millions of dollars on tickets. all levels and in all sports, even Freehold Township, the Shore • Problem cases our specialty Register's Top 10, scored three runs Conference "A" Division North We fill the stadiums every weekend horse racing. We should treat it in both the third and the fifth innings • Free phone quotes We supply them with the money that (drug abuse) more seriously. It's leader, resumes conference action and added six more in the sixth. The today when in Marlboro. • Only 25% down they end up wasting on drugs. Most starting to become more and more game was called after six innings acceptible in the wealthy and power- of the people in the game are still due to fog and darkness. GUI-SI. Bernards 11, Ranney School Inttant Coverage kids, even in the pros. They get ful circles. When that starts happen- Dermer started off his big day involved with mega-bucks. So what ing, it will become harder and with a solo homer run in the second harder to get a reaction. TINTON FALLS - Gill-St. kicks are left for them? They have inning and then smashed a two-run Bernards overcame a 4-2 deficit For Immtdiale Sir wee. CALL new cars, fancy clothes, girls, "Because pro athletes are idols triple in the third. He followed this with four runs in the third inning and members of the opposite sex are no for kids, we should force the powers up with a three-run shot in the fifth went on to spoil Ranney School's 566-0500 problem for them. 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PITTSBURGH (AP) - BUI Almon singled home two H wUUMM UJMM0 Pittsburgh runs in the fourth Inning last night and the AP Sports Writer Pirates ended the previously unbeaten New York Mets' five-game winning streak 4-1 behind rookie starter Mike The pairings and selections for the best-of-5 first Bidecki and newly converted reliever John CandelarU. round of the National Basketball Association playoffs Almon, one of eight right-handed batters Pirates starting this week (seedings in parenthesis): Manager Chuck Tanner started against Mets rookie left- EASTERN DIVISION hander Bill Latham, doubled and scored on Bill Detroit (4) vs. New Jersey (5) — A tough series to Madlocks double as the Pirates made it 1-1 in the third. call. The Nets have beaten the Pistons in five of their Almon then drilled a two-run single into center field six meetings, but Otis Birdsong, who combines with in the fourth after Latham, making his major league Micheal Ray Richardson to form New Jersey's debut, loaded the bases by walking Tony Pena, Tim Foil outstanding backcourt duo, is injured, and center Darryl and Blelecki. Dawkins has been at his foul-prone worst in recent weeks. Detroit, led by record-setting assist man Isiah Bielecki. the minor league pitcher of the year in 1984 Thomas, was the consensus preseason pick to win the when he was 19-3 at Clan AAA Hawaii, was lifted for Central Division, but finished 13 games behind Candelaria in the seventh after pinch hitter Terry Milwaukee. But although they were somewhat of a Blocker drew a leadoff walk and Mookie Wilson singled disappointment in the regular season, the Pistons should with two outs. have enough to beat New Jersey in five games. Candelaria, earning his second save, quickly got a pair of strikes on Keith Hernandez before getting him Cleveland (8) vs. Boston (1) — The Cavaliers were to fly out to left field. one of the surprises of the regular season, finishing 34-27 Candelaria worked the final 21-3 innings and now has after a 2-19 start. Right now, Cleveland might be better a victory and two saves in three appearances since than a half-dozen other playoff teams, but the penalty being moved to the bullpen late in spring training by for its horrendous start is having to meet the Celtics Tanner. in the first round. The Celtics are playoff tested, and The Mets, who were off to the best start in their more important, they have Larry Bird. Boston beat the history and were the National League's last remaining Cavaliers all six times they met this season, and when unbeaten team, took a 1-0 lead in the third on the best-of-5 series is over, is should be !M>. consecutive singles by Wally Backman, Wilson and Milwaukee (2) vs. Chicago (7) - Led by all-stars Hernandez. Bielecki escaped further trouble when Terry Cummings and Sidney Moncrief and "point Wilson was nailed by shortstop Tim Folia relay throw forward" Paul Pressey, the Bucks posted the third-best as be strayed too far past third on Hernandez's RBI record in the NBA, behind only Boston and the Lakers. single and when Gary Carter filed out. The Bulls have some talented players, especially super Pena walked to start the Pittsburgh fourth and moved rookie Michael Jordan, but they have to hope the Bucks to second on Latham's balk. Latham intentionally will be looking at the tough road ahead. If the Bucks walked Foil after running the count to 3-0 and couldn't beat Chicago, they probably face series with Philadel- regain his control against Bielecki, walking him on five phia, Boston and the Lakers en route a possible NBA pitches. Almon followed with his single. title. With Coach Don Nelson running things, don't count on that happening. Bucks in four games. The Pirates gave Candelaria an insurance run in the seventh against reliever Tom Gorman when George ASSOCIATED PRESS Philadelphia (3) vs. Washington (6) - The 76ers have Hendrick drilled a two-out double and Johnny Ray DIVES BACK — Pittsburgh Pirates first baseman Mats Wally Backman dives back to first on a pick- been troubled by injuries to Moses Malone, Andrew Jason Thompson walls for the throw a* New York off attempt during last night's game in Pittsburgh. Tooey and demon Johnson, but all three are expected back for the first game with Washington. The Bullets, however, went from a good team to a so-so one in the second half after losing rugged Jeff Ruland. Philadel- phia in four. WESTERN CONFERENCE Tulane will study its sports participation Los Angeles Lakers (1) vs. Phoenix (8) - Probably the biggest mismatch in the first round. The Lakers have the best record in the NBA in the second half, and Kelly said said he believes Tulane can continue in the June 7 to answer those filings. He set June 25 for NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The Tulane University their running game has been humming on all cylinders. NCAA's Division I-A, but not at any great cost to his arguments on the preliminaries. The injury-depleted Suns, meanwhile, had to hang on to Senate voted 42-5 yesterday to ratify President Eamon school's academic reputation. Two players, senior forwards Clyde Eads and Jon Kelly's recommendation to abolish the school's basket- the final playoff spot in the last week of the season while "I am committed to such participation only In so far Johnson, are testifying for the prosecution under grants losing 12 of 15 games between March 13 and April 9. ball program, which has been hit by charges involving of Immunity. point-shaving, drugs and NCAA violations. as It complements — not compromises — the central Phoenix would have trouble beating Los Angeles at full Another player, seldom-used senior point guard The senate also voted to establish a blue-ribbon panel mission of Tulane, which Is teaching, learning, and strength, but with Walter Davis, Larry Nance, James research and only insofar as it does not undermine Bobby Thompson, pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a plea Edwards and Maurice Lucas either sidelined or to study Tulane's continued participation in inter- bargain last week. Student David Rothenberg of Wilton, collegiate athletics. institutional values of honesty, fairness, and respect for hobbled, it will be an upset if the Lakers don't sweep. the principle of rule by law," Kelly said. . Conn., also struck a bargain and pleaded guilty to The final step in the process to end the basketball conspiracy in connection with the case as well as Denver (2) vs. San Antonio (7) — The Nuggets haven't program will be a vote by the school's Board of "It Is essential that the university demonstrate pleading guilty to an unrelated count of cocaine won in San Antonio since 1178, but with three of the five Directors on Thursday, and Kelly said be expects the beyond any doubt that it will not wink at sports games in Denver, they don't have to break that streak board to endorse his recommendation. corruption operating within it and will not tacitly to advance to the second round. The Spurs are injury- condone such corruption operating outside it.'' Oser said that the conspiracy and sports bribery depleted at guard, with George Gervin hoping to come Yesterday's action by the senate came hours after charges can be tried before either a six-member jury basketball stars David Dominique and John "Hot Rod" In other court action yesterday, presiding Judge Alvin back, but rookie stalwart Alvin Robertson is definitely or by him alone. A unanimous verdict Is necessary for out. The Nuggets, stUl potent offensively, added depth Williams pleaded innocent to charges of bribery and Oser issued a gag order on forbidding anyone involved conviction, if a jury trial Is chosen. conspiracy. with the case to make any public comments about it. to enable them to press effectively on defense. The Kranz, however, is also accused of distributing Midwest Division winners should win in four. Also pleading innocent yesterday were Roland Ruiz, The gag order came at the request of Mike Green of cocaine, and that would require a 12-member jury for 4t, who has a gambling conviction on his record, and Chicago, one of the lawyers representing Williams. a trail. Oser did not indicate bow that difference would Houston (3) vs. Utah (8) — This series pairs the Twin Craig Bourgeois, 21, allegedly the courier for money Green said last week that he was outraged by be handled. Towers of Houston, Ralph Sampson and rookie Akeem used to buy players in what prosecutors describe as one prosecutors' remarks to reporters — particularly those Olajuwon, against the Great Wall of Utah, Mark Eaton, of two separate but simultaneous fixes. that appeared in Sports Illustrated. District Attorney Harry Connick said his investiga- who shattered the single-season blocked shot record. tion of point shaving also turned up evidence of NCAA But more importantly, the Jazz are missing three-point' Principal* in the other alleged scheme, students Gary In requesting the gag order. Green asked that an violations - specifically that Williams had been paid Kranz of New Rochelle, N.Y., and Mark Olensky of Fair exception be made for his comments to be published in shooting specialist Darrell Griffith with an injury. That to sign with Tulane and that some players were being should help the Rockets win in four. Lawn, N.J.; both 21, pleaded innocent last week. the nationally circulated magazine this weekend. paid to play. Dallas (4) vs Portland (5) - The Mavericks have the Court papers have alleged attempts to manipulate the Asked if he deliberately timed hit request to give Coach Ned Fowler and two assistants resigned, and homecourt advantage, but struggled at the end of the scores in at least three games last season. himself the last national forum before the trial, be Kelly said they had admitted the infractions. The five dissenting votes on abolition of men's responded, "That's an Interesting thought." season, losing four of their last five games. Portland, basketball were cast by student members of the 56- Oser set a tentative calendar, aiming at an August On Friday, Athletic Director Hindman Wall also expected to challenge the Lakers for Pacific Division member senate, Kelly said. There was one abstention trial. He gave defense lawyers until May IS to file any resigned, but he denied he had any knowledge of either supremacy this season, finished a record 20 games and apparently eight absences. preliminary motions or pleadings and prosecutors until point shaving or NCAA violations. behind in second place. New Dodge Open tourney plans to offer a record purse

raised $145,331 for St. Clare's Hospital of Denville and The format for the Open remains unchanged. There pros who make the halfway cut will divide $25,000 in DENVILLE - The 22nd annual Dodge Open Charity the Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children. will be 38 holes of Pro-Am competition consisting of cash according to their order of finish. In addition, the Golf Classic, scheduled for May 21-23 at the Rockaway John Gentile of the Elmwood Club, White Plains, single rounds Tuesday and Wednesday, May 21-22, with pro who leads his teams to victory in the pro-am scoring River Country Club In Denville will offer a record purse N.Y., to the defending champion and is exempt from the 80 pros teamed with 180 amateurs to determine team will receive the use of a Dodge 800 4-door sedan for a in excess of $75,000, according to an announcement by May 8 qualifying round. Also given exemptions are 1(83 honors. The field will then be cut to the low 40 pros and year, a $8,000 value. the sponsoring Chrysler Corporation and Dodge Dealer* winner Jim Albua of Piping Rock Club, Locust Valley, ties for a gruelling 36-hole test on Thursday, May 23 for Dodge will sponsor the New Jersey PGA Player-of- Association of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. L.I., and 1982 champion Rod Loesch of the Connecticut the Individual title. the-Year competition and for the first time, will sponsor The Dodge event, believed to be the longest-running Golf Club, Easton, Conn. The tournament winner titlist will earn a $16,000 the Metropolitan New York PGA's similar program. It golf tournament of its kind In the country, traditionally Ed Whitman of the Knickerbocker Club, Tenafly, Dodge Lancer ES Turbo Sport, with a $14,000 Dodge 800 was also announced that the Dodge Challenge Cup team signals the opening of the Tri-State area golf season for holds the tournament record of 278,12-ufWer par, while convertible going to the runner-up and a $12,500 Dodge match between the two PGA Sections, inaugurated last club pro members of the New Jersey and Metropolitan Gentile's winning score last year was 387. There has year, will be staged Oct. 23 on the Rockaway River New York PGA Sections. The tourney ha* already never been a repeat champion on consecutive years. Caravan SE to the third place finisher. The rest of the course. Boston Continued from Page IB champion again. In recent weeks, Weldenbach, winner of the IBM athletes, including Smith and Weldenbach, about the Another prerace furor developed when it was Weldenbach, a 23-year-old from Battle Creek, Mich., Montreal Marathon, had won the St. Patrick's Day 10- lack of prize money. The issue has been simmering for disclosed that Colombian runner Carlos Godoy also was now living In nearby MarWebead, Mass., also had mixed mile race at Oley, Pa., in 54:13 March IT; set an the past couple of years, but was magnified this time given a front-row spot, alongside Plaatjes, after submitting an incorrect qualifying time — a clocking feelings about her victory. American record for 30 kilometers (18.6 miles) of by the number of elite runners who skipped Boston in much faster that his alleged qualifying time. She had come to Boston, noted as a fast course, in 1:43:18 at Albany, N.Y., March 24, and won the Cherry favor of other major marathons which are offering hopes of breaking the 2:30 barrier for the first time, a Blossom 10-mile race In a course-record 53:28 March financial rewards. After being re-assigned another starting position by feat achieved by only three other Americans. 31 at Washington, D.C. There also was a problem concerning South African But the fourth-place finisher In last year's U.S. She was determined to win Boston - and do It in fast runner Mark Plaatjes. He was given a prestigious front- the Boston Athletic Association, the race organizer, women's Olympic marathon trials, admitted that the time. Bat she tired in the heat. row starting position, even though athletes from his Godoy decided to withdraw. weather wrecked her bid. About her slowing between 20 ana 22 miles, she said: country are barred from international competition because of South Africa's policy of apartheid, or racial And there was a fuss over where to add 47 yards to "I have to apologize for such a slow time, bat I think "At Chestnut Hill, an old friend of Mint said, 'You've the course, as required following a reassessment by got six minutes (her lead),' and right then and there I separation. we know it was a little gruesome weather-wise out TAC. there," she Mid. took a deep breath and said, 'I'm going to walk home:' "When I stepped outside this morning, I was ' Plaatjes, a medical student In Johannesburg, finally At first, it was decided to add the yardage to an area sweating. It was the hardest marathon I've ever run. The marathon was plagued by much prerace was told by an official of The Athletics Congress, the near the 22^-mlle mark, causing a dangerous hairpin "I felt tired I never felt spunky like I did a couple controversy. national governing body of track and field, that he was turn, especially for wheelchair participants. Finally, it of weeks ago." Most notable was the discussion and concern by many Inellglbe to run. was agreed to move toe starting line back 47 yards. - The Register HOMY. APRIL 11,1866 SCOREBOARD

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APRIL 18, 1966 BUSINESS General Dynamics officer denies he used two sets of books on the number of manhood and the "You've denied everything," he MacDonald, who was acting gen- WASHINGTON (AP) - General Quectioned about this by Prox- company. costs required to build 18 attack eral manager of the Electric Boat Dynamic* Corp i chief financial told MacDonald. "The denials just mire, MacDonald said that may have submarines for the Navy. Division for parts of 1978 and 1*77, officer denied under oath yesterday don't wash." been Johnson's "opinion or Judg- MacDonald voiced the company's But. In testimony before the denied this allegation also ment." long-standing position that the de- that the company uMd two MU of rongresskmal Joint Eco books to deceive the Navy on acoetly g ic Com- In one 1176 document, a company "But to the best of my recollection lays and cost overruns were caused itt h •ubm«rlne-t»lldln« contract, but a mittee, he dismissed these memo* executive at Electric Boat., G.G. I never knew there were two sets of by countless design changes and that key (enator tok) him, "The denial* a* the opinion* of "different people Sylvia Porter Johnson, strongly criticlted cost accounting records," he said. these were largely caused by the jutl dent waih." working from different perspectives procedures at the construction plant, •inability" of the Newport News and operating on different assump- Asked about Johnson's statement Shipbuilding Co.. the lead sub- Gordon E Macnonald, Generil saying for example that the com- tion*." He said none of them Proxmire produced • two-Inch that there were two separate records marine-building contractor, to Dynamlci' executive vice preildent pany's estimate at the time that it represented the official position of thick suck of internal General on reporting the physical progress of try data In a timely for finance and adnunittratlon, told would require 31 million manhours the corporation. Dynamics records to bolster con- to complete the contract was "un- the program, MacDonald replied: a congressional committee that it It Sen. William Praxmire, D-Wis., clusions reached in a report by "That's just one man's opinion. In a untme that the company fed fal»e realistic and unachievable." •aid there Is substantial documen- Richard Kaufman, a senior commit- large corporation there are always irogra** report* to the Navy while Johnson said It would require at He said this made it impossible for tary evidence that General tee staff member, that the company least 36.6 million manhours to com- people that have their own judg- the Electric Boat Division of Gen- r_l an accurate set of books for Dynamics kept two sets of record* deliberately kept the Navy In the plete the work and said that "the ments that are not necessarily eral Dynamics to build its allotted 18 if, all while running up $1 billion on Its submarine contracts, one dark about production delays and cynicism bred by constant reference correct." submarines on schedule. In coct ovcfiuni, -«»i "grossly inaccurate" which was riling costs. to an unachievable target poses the The Navy eventually paid a total And he complained that the cor- made available to the Navy, the The Kaufman report also con- risk of worse, not better per- of $2.5 billion for the 18 submarines, "To the best of my knowledge and poration'* accusers have put Itother essentially correct which he formance." the last of which was delivered in belief, no one at Electric Boat or in said was kept from the Navy. cluded that General Dynamics re- through "a cruel and unjustified ceived a second contract to build In addition, he stated that the December 1904, 46 months late. General Dynamics improperly de- "It seems to me General additional submarines by concealing Electric Boat Division has "two The Navy payments included layed the disclosure of new cost or Dynamics deceived the Navy and MacDonald did aeknowlege that from the Navy evidence that separate cost accounting systems" about |1 billion in cost overruns, schedule estimates so as to deceive knew at the time that it was the Navy, the shareholders or any there are memo* in corporate files substantial cost overruns had been and "two separate progressing sys- including *739 million for the settle- containing widely varying estimates deceiving the Navy." Proxmire said. one else," MacDonald said. incurred on the initial contract. ment of claims submitted by the NY STOCK EXCHANGE Sales °f domestic cars decline 6.6 percent percent and Chrysler Corp.'s rose Its traditional share is 59 to 60 automotive industry analyst at Mer- DETROIT (AP) - Sales of lS.t percent compared with a 14.3 percent. Ford was at 26.4 percent rill Lynch in New York. ItlTM Ilk f i I Stf IIH domestic cars slipped 6.6 percent in II I7H+ It J.140 fiat ttk-f k* percent dive for GM. compared with 2S.1 and Chrysler GM, however, is getting ready to f (I Ilk- M A 00 7 04 It + H early April compared with a year GM tales have been down for half was at 14.5 percent compared with make its factories roar In coming m i M I • Ml IfH- H ago, the major automakers reported M - Vt 1144 I9M- k 1*190 t 141 Ilk of the 10 reporting periods this year. 11.7. months, with big production sched- mm o + » IMKirfOH + lk II I 9t 7 4M7 IIH- H yesterday, as General Motors Corp. GM's share of the market for "The market was a little weak, ules that put the industry giant on iw 117 4M- M >.II4 I 434 4414+ H ii av (IIS II1114 4SH+ H failed again to take back its tra- domestically made cars in the period but It's holding up pretty weU. It's record as seeing better sales ahead. ±'3 • 4M 1114+ k M 140 II II t m J4kt M IS 1177 S4H- k ditional market share. of April 1-10 was 55.8 percent GM's problem, not a market prob- If 4111 • 141 II 4 n«+ k a> I II 111 M - H Sales of Ohio-made Honda Ac- II lOH « I I X nail mt k II m 17H+ H Ford Motor Co. sales were up 7 compared with 60.8 a year earlier. lem," said Harvey Heinbach, an cords dropped in the April 1-10 AMA • U4 llkt H t in • no itH- k I SU •»- k naa Wk + H • IM • 494) ItH- M period, for the second period this 41 MH- k II at IIM+I «1.9t Uty. in t 414 1IH I0IH4 aM a i tt 11119 14k + k year. Analysts attributed the 19.5 UatlilM • 1194 4>k + k m 9M- k * 1 it sit nw percent decline to a shortage of cars Matt 111 I S4I S4V- H M IM Itkt k • JO t 4M im+ k MaCk Antitrust suit opens: MCI vs. AT&T at dealerships. 111 tk+ W 1 40 )7031 «4M» H • 1.94 t III Hk-f k Maa l» II MM OH- H II 414 II - k ( 1.40 I Ml 1IM+ H Aaa. M ION II t 111 Mk+ k •MJOo f 1271 44k- H affirmed AT&T's liability but The most notable change since the A—la I 10 American Honda Motor Co. Inc. II1104 Stk ii a IIM- k CHICAGO (AP) - An attorney for trimmed the number of counts on two telecommunications companies •a** III t ii wau M reported the smallest decline among •few in a t» 71717 40k+ H t 217 I7H+ k MCI Communications Corp. said which an award could be based. It first went to court is the break-up of •Ma lit • • I.It 71741 !• + H the small-car makers. American •ate ttt «>» H II 117 a - U yesterday that "the sky fell' on the ordered the case back to Grady. AT&T that began in January 1964. II IM 1-I It i ta Ita49t 42k- H Motors Corp. car sales were down IIB n»-i 147 4111 aHM-fM hM1l I 977 TOM- k company after months of delays by Ma's $5.8 billion claim Is based Under a consent decree that it 7«i im+ w t 170 44H ratDvl-a t + AT&T in supplying connections to its 34.2 percent and Volkswagen of • an 4>U It4ta »k- k ItaA a IM+ k on a new damage study, said preceded divestiture, AT&T and It lift it JTO America Inc. sales were down 42 II n nut M II III «1 + M ak- k local telephone lines. spokesman Gary Tobln at the com- seven regional Bell companies must II IK) « * » I 14 a ill «k- H T 114 • 1*79 47 "You can Imagine what it was like percent. nnu .a 17 III 10 • It 194 iim »k* k pany's Washington, D.C., head- divide liability determined in the I W • 114 M 1074 94H- M al.a HIM 4IH+ k opening up your offices and having quarters. new trial on the basis of net assets II 4M 9f taa TIM- k ;na M aM 91 - M In all, the six major automakers • 71) alii Ih • in 4IH-IM I .94 II 70S M the customers to connect and not "The first time we went to court, at the time of the break-up. AT&T sold 221,138 cars in early April, or II 114 44 W 4 ta nk 1.40 14 4197 O»t H having the connections," Chester T. would be responsible for about 30 II 71 Itk- W II Ml D«t H 14a ak+ H we showed how AT&T's action had 24,571 a day in nine official selling, 17 70U Ilk II l» IH II4M I9M Kamin told jurors as court proceed- damaged our business between 1974 percent of the damages, with the ax m II V77 flM- M days compared with 210,395, or i7ua > .a a IM rik- k ings began to determine damages in rest divided among the regional a» IH n w itk+ k I 17711 l»kt H (when the suit was filed) and 1980 26,289 a day, a year earlier. •nit 1.94 II 177 ST.. an s at IOH 47k- M MCI's antitrust case against Ameri- and then projected how it would companies. II at H r 114 4 417 Maa I oik- lima » - k can Telephone & Telegraph Co. Ma, .«• i in n»+ H ia II 471 BM+ H affect us through 1984," he said. Basing the percentage difference M ii HWU.IIH* » 174 US West - the regional holding *•»! Ill an- » it w w* IIM4- M He described antitrust violations on sales per day yields a drop of 6.6 nits an I I it at "This time," he said, "we've got company for Mountain Bell, Pacific AMI It) im M 7ttB 77k * k au- H II 1449 MH-f k in 7 4*1l»k+ U the private network claims cost It two models with 10-year per- percent. taM IW 7k It aP 4IH4- k 14t I1.MH Northwest BeU and Northwestern • I4B S4H aj f • I0M+ k the bone ... to stop all other nectlon to the "real world." of $1.37 billion in MM. s io at a tint »»• H •a 4 construction ... and to lay off a third Ma III n tut »k+ k it an J4i«+ H II lilt 44H- M it m w» I41J7I 91 -IM M 49 tM- H of his employees — over 200 of 700 Oatfai Ill rum 10 41 17k Mr V ISH II II 7IH+I employees." f ta a i a 41 1044 Wt H 11 9H IM- M •Mb 110 a IH • in II III) »k+ k IJ4 II 4tl MM- H MCI also went to its creditors and io m »H+ » nan 49 ) 40 I lift Uk+ k f 474 I4k— H it ti ak+ » t Ml MM told them It was using construction f i«a » + k .171 t m ak+ M 17 1010 ItH capital to "keep the business alive" I IK I7H+ * I IM t iai itH- M a in • I 111 10 ID) II 9lt »k+ k while trying to get AT4T to let it use £ U nun i)k+ k 4» Ilk— k t lot 4t«+ M connections critical to its plans for 40 at i7k- H 14 lit »«- H ii 9a aM it BH 41 911 tH serving 34 cities, he said. t tik+ k l>k+ k 1171 14k • 4*t Ilk— k 71 tk ill II 4t) MM- k would be trebled automatically •ail' .44 Jl 140 14k i7 a 4»k- k • JI II B) 40M+ k under antitrust law, as was the $600 it nit ak- k »i OH- k It Ml 91H+ H 7 IM Ilk— k 11114 Ilk* k 171 12714 32«- k million judgment awarded in June 11 744 tlk- k til t in NH- j I 10 a 91 k- k 440 iiiotaiifk + ik laan if7i I 1444 MH+ H at s 14 4414 IMk + Sk r III 14 Ml I7k- H it ai a - H mo. OMA la) 10 im 4»k+ v tat »t+ 14 an Mk- M A jury was selected last Monday OX Ml It n 4» an kaaat 140 II 171 40k— H 11 141 19 Il4tf »H+ k tanarl.40 MI4M tOk-c at 10 1711 IIM- M for the latest proceeding, but a death en m 17 «4 Ilk- k it itll 41k- k Caur urn, la) • mi 47k+ k MI In U.S. District Judge John Grady's ta nk+ k 104 0 IIS wk 11144 40M- M mi « 1)147) 17k- H Cart* IN II 47 ««+ k — J family forced postponement of open- 10 lawk* k 110 mm 4ik+ k 11141 MH+ k Cattn X 7fafu29k+ k ing arguments. Ok|| « t Itk a) 14 at »H« H t«h la 7IMI 77H+ H 14 117 MH+ k l I M4 79H+ H The 1900 federal jury found AT&T Cma) 07 11 41 tk tanr Ifl 10 lia 4f H- k had monopolized the long-distance Canto III it ui ak+ k • SSlf 9*aa0 IM 10 tM MH- k cam W Ilk— k 471 14k— k t 40 19 Ml MH telephone market, violating antitrust Ca>»T » i4i! ak+ k > .40 IP tk+ k . 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'Htft FOLKf W1D NAME HER MARMKT. AaiHEaoODNAMESWEB^TAKEM* TKMM. APWL 18,1966 The Register 7i_ Classified .ACTION LINE 542-1700 =INDEX= Public NoUcee Situations Wanked Ms 55 Pets and livestock. 77 Buildings/aarages- 10* Camping Equipment 153 rect Insertion ol any advertisment (Lags*) Sttutona Wanted Aircr»ft_ 71 Wsnted to r 110 Recreational Vehicles 154 and only when II materially alfecta IMF 56 Swap or Exchange- 71 the value ol the ad. II It contains an CMM CaivVNureery Bicycles/Mini Bikes 80 Raal Eatata tor 8ala Automotive error call classified All ads are re- . SI Lost and I Schoola___ 57 Sporlt Equipment— stricted to their proper classification Swimming PoolS- 62 Open Houses 130 Wanted Automotive 220 aniTset in the regular Daily Register Construction Equipment- 230 CBa. Electro 63 Houses lor Sale 131 style ol type. Right is reserved to Financial Auto Financing 240 TravatTranapofMlgn___ 12 64 Condominiums/Town adit or reject any copy or ad. iriunlty Merchandise WanMd Auto Insurance 250 IS 61 PricaBuaiar 65 Houses- .132 (2 Income Property 133 Auto Renl/Leaee 260 Monty To Loan- 63 Farm Property 134 Auto Services/Parts 270 TO PLACE Raal Estate Rantal* Motorcydea 280 21 Monty WanM- Commercial Property. .135 YOUR ApartmentS- 101 13> Trucks and Trailers^— 200 Arts*Cra»t»_ 22 Industrial Property CLASSIFIED Merchandlee Housestorr 102 Lots and Acreage 137 Autos For Sale 300 Rentals to! 103 Mobile Homes . 13> AD Employ ma fit MarchandlM tor Si 71 Wlnlar Ranlal*. 104 Cemetery Lota- . 139 CALL THE Help Wanted Mate or Female (*ange/Yard Sale- READ YOUR AD . 72 Summer I 105 Rasl Estate Wanted 140 51 Machinery For! 73 Furnished Rooms 106 THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE Rental Sefvtce- 74 Nursing/Retirement IT APPEARS! 542-1700 Recreational Farm Equlpmtil 75 Homes 107 The Daily Register will not bt re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Situations Wanted Female- 54 Auction Salaa 76 Commarciil Ranlali 10S Boats and Accessories 152 sponsible lor more man one incor- 8:30-5:00

1 ta US Red Bank 2471 w'MoMoae 17 Netlcei Si Help Wanted SI Help Wanted reeutor Mure (X buetoeee. DENDENTAT L ASSISTANT — Full or HOLMOEL TOWNSHIP PLAN- . tsas BOTSIOmLS A» bkM January 22. lass pert UUna. Sue, OflMdonac 04- NINO BOARD by o B*d btlgM Inergoec par- Horaary tS, isaa S71-M7S tor Ma. Due to e rapid growth, wa hove loe r COM N. W10IIII. Secretory aono of cTnwid CMok drawn con. School earned or ex- Moron IS. 1MS early mommo lawapapar routes1 April IS tS.00 a> «e ordar at *w Tiooogm « parianoad only AB mrormation ME TM Monty Hudoon PJoglonal ovaaebto IN TOUR AREA. Cad •to bofauan ol Nod aank lor KM School Dlokk.1 Board ol Educa- MRS. MILLER MM m conadanca. E»c aalary e» Aprs «. ten aw PieSMnanr 2311 Has man (iff*) ol «H amount at 1-aO»S42 2 heura per day About 1200 un veranoe. TM application ol November 13. IBM pracaoa Career opportunity tar US. Mate muot am torward • or month Rekibla car a muet Olilfniilooai. moewaad. caring, Maria, Mock 311 M1 was gram- cMck M ma •mount ol (20.00 Januarys. 1SSS 15 Instruction February 12. 18BT hard-working, t dependable In- aoyobtoio tMBoraugh ol Pad March 12. ISM praMI. The . jink to mo Purowating Dopan- OH Co.. Hock MICHAU. J. AHNONC. MAYO* aWMy Caa 741-7SS4 ad: April 4. 1000 tore. Romodaang Co. raeda tuBy log TM .paaoadcn of Meran. AprtiS S22.SS akp. paopto. Y«ar round work. Boroushol Fek H, ooitm, (MM toaoMg JZUOITTIHAI btock 147 tot 4b waa earned to Top »ego« Can or Hop In Dun- #jp^*4*ftO^^#aT>al IO •»• eapaa°9**)B) Dw#lBaj| Of IS96 0# rnoBtta) June 13. loss agenda ol mo DESIONERS/DRAFT5PERSONS FlsoOfoaJo voasv Ai^aa. Haarnaori, VajnvHt, Ctwtaltax ••atry. Voft Am, ToaneNa ol FnNhoM •rd The eppacaaon ol Nagat 240Runwon MECHANICAL Caring Maya: HONK Aeeaka*: None MM None. AprS IS block 34 tot 8 waa denied Sa CARPCHTER HELPER - E«p eueuciaonca TfeVlolpOfitflQO A OWPTI Immediate opamnga tor De- TM opolloeain ol An Ordkanoa anadad "An I Ca» 73P-J414 •nd Diall.n axial at a Amount I0MF IbyTua Wock ISMSaaoeorriodlotlo dlnanca lor the Purchaaaol Land CARPENTER -Jyt. .

yrs. em.Eap need only Cantor which lo tocoad near "imi sake rafloo mat Jeraay end me appropraaon of 741-1S04 Pad Bank. New Jereey Checking (a) Local Ta. tor Municipal FuriKor loko nolloo Ml IM moocatllaioo'.'waatokoduood deairebto. Ex- Purpoaee Including Lang Bronsh Board or by me Mayor and Council of me CARPENTERS • CARPENTERS ertel. hendkng B1 Help Wanted HELPERS WANTED — Eetob- Rll.r I tor UnoaBaotod • It) imUni ol Apjrll 4,JSe» in montnoo- Borough or Rumaon Bt a maerjno . p . equipment and/or packaging la Taaea _, 81.087 144.00 Si OSS 80S 00 . >e application ol Mk) on March 2a. 18SS and on Male) or Famala «y a looking tor daalrable but not neoaacary. . opto to work In Total Heoura •i be Reread fquKxnont. me. oraMng no «o- - TM maeSna -at M April 11. 1S8S wee flnelly Janay o?rja. urn* lo-.oo a.m.. ACCOUNTANT/PUBLIC - Par- Stavurvfl aMlaViM rtnQ# bajtvpaMO adopted and approved by ma of new conobuctton. Va- S17.SH and U1.B04 Forward poJsCaVil rr*MonunoVy Wev rsawt ap- held on May 7. ISxU.ia&lpmln pranAng ame on THURSDAY, manant poaraon wHh Rod Bank Hear. MAY 2. leu and San pubedy eaaon pay a ho.piailiarlon of- resume to Weepona SUMon pranel m FMel SM Pun •»-me coundr. Ch CPA flrm. Minimum 1 year ea- Mual riava o**fr tranapor- r TOTALOENERAL REVENUES prairol lo oononot a buiukiator ol 344 amod—i. Ung araneh. J. Gary Sammon ponenee ki PUOHC aooounang, Earia, Cone Hack. Maw Jereey Borough Ctork Exp protorred. but not 07722. Anentan: NWHC Ot call - 81.803. /•• OO 81.P00.180 00 nwoa ones won ohoo Ml. PaVlTssVajnlp pO9>awiVaV bjajf/iin J Chartoa F. Patomo. M.D. l. ISM VEHICLia (TRUCKS yaarator nuljllia paraon'•Send 1201) 4S2-M00. ExanaMn BM 8. general Appropiaeona one wareheues opeoo a> bo Eano la an Equal Opportunity a may M kapectod at mo AMD TRACTOM) BIO *a0T1-M r#4MKTW a)TM} ojWeBTV rsjQUlfajfT>4Mlt CARPENTER - Enparanoad m b| Conttngont ^^ 88.70000 M.OB4 00 s.«ao ao, IL In ane on trimlm Employer. knoan a Lota JT end 2S. Hook S. offke ol me Boerd ol AOfyaknenl to CPA, P.O. Boa ao*. Red Bank. aa phaaao or roordanaal con. during reguaar buatoooo Mure. HJ. 07701. •auction Took S trana. naooae- DISHWASHERS — Full MM. S1.172JS4.44 81.isa.318.44 nootf (Couniy pjomo saTm tie eyordoTotr •ttucaon. To Bidders, comptoa ery. Cea «42-S40». Paou 0. Paone CMM HOTICa TO #fci4 aafcBi" * AOVUmSINO DISPLAY OBtofJ TownoMp S FroohoM. Mon- eon between 2 omor inimn (totkidkig •14.04 etooens PTopooal Forme nay PART TIME • FULL TIME Conengentl awed By aueSnad bad- _. Atlantic •I Oatorree Char g> and 2*4 Marlboro me Meyer end Council of me ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES ol Borough ot Rumaon at ma* $7-$10 CASHIER CLERK — Apply M ebto tor puaac m>iHin el Bug to M Mb) at Borough me Monmoum County Per, aye- DRIVER nSH-CAPS-. Omce ol ew underwgoed. k. me person CBS Supermarket. M Kofofty ITtOafllfflQ nOUta) DfrVsVS. PL EASE TAKE NOTICE thel on HaB. Baal River Road. Rumeon, Spring. Rd.. Llncron, New Jer- Now Jersey on Thuredey. May 8, HRS. SALARY Bom St. neemburo. rseoutik/' "" me let day ol May. ISM. at me eay 07738 between mo Mure of Mult n«M vUM drlvtxi t ..asm lOASi) iM.aosoo OSS.IM.OO ISM at a So P.M. tor tree trim- a oo AM and 4 x P.M.. Monday PLUS COMMISSIONS CHAMBER PERSON — Enp'd. rZT — Ttm^t - • - aere Tmnri ming and aee removal m ma people, cummer or per- rua or part bm. Apply In paraon and • caaan tfrtvino racord. No TOM OIWI na Ciwjpoa and Meraioro lown nee, mi IOWWV mtouah Friday. If raaueaad by •xp«rt«no« raqutrwl Th« Daily Borough of Rumeon torm e year potontka bidders, daMonmouth tor dalribuloroto atari lbarnki Aeroa program B-4 rarbor Wand Spa. 701 onto Drive. Marlboro. Now Jer- IBM aa directed by me Rumaon «Aaro Hydro Bya- Ocean Ave.. w. End Raowar. On* RagMar pitua, uSH-CAPT.. , ea Town Planning Board County Park Byetom wM marl a Shrawabuty, NJ Appiy In pextwi Shade TreeiCcmmaalon. bid packet to ouoh udder. TM Murapuomar Aprs IS 3hoe) e hearing on me appa- Monmoum County Park Syatom CHAUFFEUR 7 t.ftV-B a m ceoon of me undororgrad. at aao avaeaoto. Hodoor todoo r or Equal Opply Cmptoytjr M/F which ame any inaaootod per- tree trimming and U only wxiphon. MKMng Can XU Fak Haven jn. w*a be given an opportunity wa on ike m me office of matot placing bk) peokat in ma man. s7Tass7. TEMPORARY DRIVER — For newer shop Pert ame. Oood lob to auppament tokoI M pas heara odl •Sai ood p.mhearin. g «M Borough Clerk end e copy ol and not torm e proper ond tknaty FAIR una tomnta TM oppaeont aaaka to rtanvm HIM may tM had upon request deMryol ouch packet CHAUFFEUR apouaaa Income. Year round a pravloualy grantod mkat aub- TM contract vrM not exceed BMamuM M aubmMad on «a work. Appry In peraon. Splw.k RE: BLOCK 12 2 LOT 4 dlvlalan. opprovad by IM SS.OSO. pCOpOaMI KKTTI pfOviOHfl Ot 4V> Memorial Day FiorleL 88 Ave or Two Rivers, IS Schwankar Paoa • •••_ ^-- •* - . — — fc. t ~- BM annlnn vatops. Aa baa mutt be accom- aaool dupacolc M IM mannor Rumaon. Finn aake Mortoo mat John j. IPISVIIXKO I OWrafinip rttrining Labor Day Poaruen t. ISM by panied by o oartnad ohaok or doalgnittod and required by mo DRIVER — WHh own car to de- end Lynn C. FHiuaaka. owner. bid bond M ma amount ol Mn CHy manulaclura of me above property hava ap- •SIS. No dood va»- liver toad, oftomooni. eveninga, (10H) poroant ol mo contract mutt M •notepad ki sealed ' CM747-S1S1 pHed » the Fek Haven Zoning prtoe ofMOO. l brtno me nemo end Board ol Adkreknent tor a vort- and maj apHHaann oaoko lo oonact mat oltuaaon. A» provatono al ma oloiooold bkMor. *» use o) DRIVER t YARDMAN — For enoa to permrl oonMrucSon ol a apoctlicaaono « m M> M d "Sd maaon malarial yard, steady aun room en me rear or me Aithougn mo purpoaa ol mo oub-dhalon wao Wnply to ra- B Clk d t empaymeM Caa 2S4-5197 tor oaan aa boundary anas, it re- epot oak tor Kan. TM wSoakia vorianooo lava quired ma awaianoo ol a any boon opaaod tor eey cay. round-klp daay (4 daya DRIVER/DELIVERY — Oood avsM.io4.oo si.oM.4eooo pMca « ptopany Itom oo. tract par weak), pkra addraoral driv- driving record. Muol M ana to (1) Paar yord 001 bosk be ad- and ka addWan a ma nalgn- lualod tram » M ta IB toot S ing ond other dudea during mo drive 20* truck 6-apaed o*iv»r borlng kaat Although ma ana bearing me nan S Inatoa tana. abac, chairs and 8i.ao3,7asoo si.aoo.iaooo Inonoo m asow oorabvoson oi mo bidder and addreoood to BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, mat Sao oereaed eepUO or mi. area ol one not •aehdy. WMC Mayor ond Council ol IM to Candidate muat Mve a wend a. — _ —. . —fc. * am . . »*^ae» ii. * kt Southern Monmoum toNorth - reeektaon M Sad tormwati ki Sa Oatoa at ta r raeumo a varten_c_a bauua. a < carry out ex ern Ooaan County. Salary com- I tor Ma c (2) Oaraaa axM now ool back mat aaefo okaady rwvoontorm- BOrOUQn Of PaufTiBjOO Vpnn IH Qu AfTViT\ej\aiva M edkMad to mad 17 tool 7 wocd "WO" prtniM c*Mrty ttwfe> iiiorauiato wan eap. Con Andy at EASY ASSEMBLY WORK! - mo ok Acaonc ot PL 1S7IC 127. •T0-1SST tor appt The location ol «a property The Monmoum Couoly Board aaoouo par too. Ouiniaaad TM Board M0 001 Tkurador, kwahad a ki aa C-S ~- awat No eaperaaoa/Nb May », teat at 7:4a P.M. at me raaawaa Ma najNt la bja*aVa> any See. Oaaasa eand ee»-ad- MOP. Block 9, Lot 2-A located on inlormoMoo to. or tonajo n any rwaanS al ga puaao Maring aktar appBcaeon may Mlrapactodby Boardtodoco. erinto. aaaambllng crrcull equel opportunnV emproyw. me pubao ki ma OfSoo ol ma Si boarde FuB ame POSMOn. Exc ELECTRONICS Secretary ol the Planning Board may * t *** - *-*—*». ^|-. y.. Iceaj^^aaaai C.tea. opening ol oka. In me oaoo d o bn wwun thirtty (SO(SO)) dayya toaow- BLOCK PRODUCTION CONTROL April S. to me Towmhto Ho* duifcg reg- DajXrfJVna) Aopfy CiSBUwO ImfMrVaBw, SUPERVISOR/MAHAaER as. me bk) wa be awarded by w. IIn o ma dw f WWdd openmma or eand roouna to 11B Chaobwl A oopy al ma Ajpkcaaon and ular Buoxiaao houra. TM Mayor and Council re- Thhe Monmouth CountCouy Board DRUG COMPANY Seeking experienced individual at.. Red Bank. No caa.. ptoaae. » manege and pan circuit board a porSnanl mopo. drowrtngs, aapaoaaonaa be anan ample eanralM right to refect any ond ol Rocieeaon CimiCommimonita a baanSM opportunity 10 M heard at tha e> bka oubmmod. •harl reaane me right to MM ASSISTANT SERVICE MAN. CLERK TYPIST tapartmant. Ex- awn sa Borougn dark end nay eoove^Sd'mea Bidden ere required a oomp- 0 AOER - To act aa eentoa ad- M liapootadarawrmeBarewjnj Boroughi Hoi "CARTOM • DONNELLY. ESOS. ty wMh mo requkemento ot nt banefia and growth TM I *-'""l hours. 282 Highway 8M P.L 1S7J. C 127 tUSSS^""Aa Inquktoa are to M dcevera""d waj tram Exciting potonBal. Send reaume to. reeane al a rasuMr mtiang el M Mayorr anend* CounoC o el ma LynnC MlddleMan, New Jereay 07748 By Order ol mo Mayor and to da Pui ohcilng Dapenmern ot torn. Oreal opportunity tor eome- Caraar Opportunity CkcuMoh Inc. S27 Induatrlal Borough ol PWMOn haU on Thursday. Man* 2S".. IBM and wa Anotney tor ma AppHcanl Council ot the Borough ol I20DS42-4000. OM wM Hkeo workkva aim end Way Waat Ealonlown, NJ. Oatod: April 4. 1SSS 07724 oamoomoe up tottor Sraanaal oandildiioauuonaaldim.n and aooaaapeaceso ,o olf a e rraantoi r mailing ERN REALTY COMPANY S Rumaon. By order ol Sa Board ol Reo- Hove e great future In tM cus- ol me govamrne boddy to M rahlw) en TtuadeyTd . AprAritl 2(188«C 8 at 8:30 - .is • 19.12 NORMAN ZELLER J. Gary Sammon rooaon Commaalnnora ol me tomer aarvloo area. TMa entry- ELECTRICIAN WANTED - 3 yre. PM at Borough Hell, Eaet RJvar Road. Rumeon. NJ. el which ame by: lawnerao A. Canon, HI Borough Clark County ol Monmoum exp.. commercial 8 reeMentMl i zexLmzers towl pooWon raqukoo you to be Apr. 1« Sti.M ROtje) W MalQtaaVl. C ^a4t*'^#*^ end piece ea paraono d.Miliig to be heard wBI bo Shan U 22«Holmdel April 18 820.18 ASSEMBLY M/P - WW tram. poraonaba aim a«caacnt typing Ce8 431-3S30. Jamaa J. Truncer. Dkeear ond ipfng itiaail J. Oary Sammon nones OP PBCtstoM EXERCISE INSTRUCTOR — tM Red Bank Borderi PI. oil of Borough Ctork Take nowoa that me Holmdal pueucNoncc Exp'd. Full o< pan time lot l.dtaa . Shrewebury C ope. Application, token 9-4 ONp Planning Board, at ha The toaowMa ordkanoe WM CherleaF Paawno. Ml Honca youilr Mortar Wend Spe. 701 Ocean regular inaian- gI MholMd Apri* l ». Mlioduood ond paooed ki Ural NOTICE la Mroby given that HOI Ave. Wed End .. ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPIEMEHT SCHEDULE I tals adopted a reeokilton ep- Inloil ftMoMB M ll»m by loafflnu at a regulor incaang or SUBSECTION r.»» oi CHAPTER VO OF THE RarvistD OEN- provtog. euciacl to certain con- •a Mayor and CounoK ol mo me Mayor and Caunoa of me NOTrCS EXHIBITORS WANTED - For onion., variance. Preliminary Borough ol Red Bank lor THE Borough ol Rumaon nek) on HOME • LEISURE SHOW. ERAL OROINANCaS OP THE SOROUSH Of RUatsOH. NEW J1R- and Final She Plan Ho. a4-ij PURCHASE OF DOMI8TIC Thuradey. March 2a. 1SM and ATTENTION! need tokno w tor that Aebury Park Convention Hail. Ked November IS. 1PS4 by Rob- TYPE WATER METERS WITH wa ooma up tor Ural oonatoar- For (MUM. ARMSTRONG art and Merguarito Iliagi tor e eaon end paaaaga at « raguat BE IT OROAINBO. by ma Meyer and Council of mo Borough of REMOTE MAOINO OCVWCS. cohool cumiarah> -Ill- menaon THE RSOISTSR ENTERPRISES. 222-OS3S BBa^aabaaBdajai Paaaaav -aaWBaSM Sa*Bat pf oposMjd proavaasorvaf D*jsatl«nn SAID MO* ere tob e land da- ot tr Oood aaary and axooM 1. Schedule rpiTubMcaon 7-3» of CMptor va ol me Rom to and ohtoae. ftotoidel Townahlp EXPERIENCED 255 eaa. Band brat tottero r CAT-BACK HOC OPERATOR OerarMOrdkanoeeofmeSomajh ot Rwaan, Now Jereey. M and Tax Map Block 17. Lot 2. kxalad and reed m public al ma PuSto 1SM at a » p.m. at Borough to: DIPT. 12 or caa 8a aame a hereby emended ond a « 142 Hlgrrway 134. and thai o UaPBaa Bunding, TS CMamut Han. Eaet Rhar Road. Rumaon. ATTENTIO—sas-s:.N HOMF.MAKER" S - Wonted tor conduction alto work. Con batwean 8:30 8 4:30. Name of Street Side copy of tM determination. H.J. al which ana end paoa aa 077M or by calliing (Ml) With a Itak lor cook Ing we need poraona doming to bo hoard aa help ki our MtoMn. 12-hr/wx. 542-4000 S88-7S2I. County. Haw Jeraey not 49SS009 O Daadtlna tor aulv ^^_ . tki_ -•--•* * - — nrf a^KeaaaxSkBUH Ext 282. Mon-Pri.. from 8:90 to Packer Avenue Bom reloong to thlt rBaVUDBfl) aCvaSJCPUBSJ asfeu psajtoVAMJIi| 2. Tha ordWonoo aha* lake eneci'uoonT. peeeege and puba- eoo man 3:00 P.M. Pia»e»Tng TMa m*aaai»f. ol » May 11 e-m. end 2 p.m.- 4 p.m. EXPERIENCED FOREMAN - mattor Ma bean Mod m me alltotooo 25. APRH. 1SM. Ho Bkta wPJ M 11 1MB auimm iwinami)i in LMto aa- For eaiilleii aewer. norm aewer, coaon eooordtog to lew. C d l "^"TSJV Mreduoed: 3-2S-M ol mo TowneMp Ctork and lo «COsjpas>O WWOWQai tf»B> Maaltal apaOa) Jonn v< vet. c3joeatB42-4Be». and wator mem oonatruciton. avaUoba lor Inapacvon during i The Register wiai bo iiumd end aooapad MOnvnOvfJl sjV Trr ATTENDANTS - Fu» or pan Ptoaaa ca» between 8:30 1 4:30. only al Ha pteoo aa daMgnaad Apr. 12,14.1S,ta.t7.ia,1» ame tor todtoa hnkti ape. Appa- 1 Register Plaza jut4 oadona token S-4 Harbor kJerva EXP. AUTO MECHANIC — Mual COMPLETE lorm ol Woe are Spa. 701 Ooaan Ava.. w. and. Shrewsbury, NJ have own wok). Cea torappoint , on tile at me omce of me mem F J. a Bone. 284-0040. Purchasing Agent. 75 Chestnut 07701 Equal Oppry Emptoyar Street. Red BSk. NJ. ooptooof OP MaasRS O a EXPERIENCED HARDENER — which may be taoanad by pro- S DSPAajTIMNT OP TMB CLEANING PEOPLE WANTED BRIDGE ADVICE apacttva blodaca upof. raQuaat ATTENTION OOM OP PMaaOM. MJ. • Loat and Found — FrsjarvoM araa. Mon.-Ffi. Oay* dime to Boa T-4S2. TM OaHy During normal buMnaea hout. BE IT ORDAINED by tha M«yor I HEED Aw •Ma houra C4MI aoa 8HaUNW0LD avHa>ON ^"- Paul ttfiaa)i KHi ilfna* toeturing. Wa oam Mual M is end Sato d How Jaraay that Yaar round employment. Appry or over. Apply Suburban Some people are sure that dl»- 3NT) with IS points, he'd pats INT; ached to the Specfficauon. The 1. Section 1 or an oidkanco AUTO BOOY PERSON - 8-10 Propoaal VJW b# oofnpiaiad arrased -AH OROMAHCC FlX- daya under our Loot • Pound yrs. exp. for buoy chop. Ouaxty Aluminum. Leonardo. 281-3300. rfa/y. Jo, WKniea>- monda break badly toward the with a weak five-card heart wit or ... _ a manner ruokjratod aSerejn IHO COMPENSATION OF MEM- work required. (Hod pay. ban- only four hearts, he'd open with and required by me Bpocm- BERS OF THE POLICE DEPART- TM igto pp your ana, vacaaon. Can 7474*17 or ATTENTION middle of t month. It ain't neces- oxeona. N wal M anoloiod m a WENT OP THE BOROUOH OF horaoly a wW do na pan In Bnd- * MraenTSJA COMPUTER OPERATOR — Peal sarily so. INT.) Since you have only 6 RUMSON. H.J.- Fund end Ap- *t original on ' RESIDENTS ondoroed by tM BkMor wMi ha proved Moron 14.1BSS. bavand a ua at a«.i700. neeat^oornpirler cporoio'i'^Sr high-card points you shouldn't ex- Homo, Addraea. Phono Humber, ma can AUTO MECHANIC — Fu* erne. Today's South captured the OOO 1/17 TIHTON FALLS — Muet have minimum S yaara ex- order tiucitolng. Oood tokv pect to make game opposite 16 or 17 ond ao marked to Indicaa me •men an Hmf mixed Pug queen of heart* with the Ung and nami kx w«cri tM bid a *jo- Snctio v Tn# cop#on perience, tosto. • lalmncai. MIDDLETOWN aaneflto a unrtorma moludod. tried to gueaa which diamond fi- points. mltad. Oeamry aa doolanaail in M IM Chat M Pokoo anoa M an Humana Society. 022-0100. knponanL Caa 842-74*0. paragraph l, above. Ail oMaannual eatory ot WO ooo aMoh TINTON FALLS muet be accompanied by a Bid FOUND 2/7S — Black e brown pertonoa. Apply J S R Sunooo. COOK — Fua ana/pan ame ncaee to take. He eventually tried North dealer weal Keerabunj. kqukewwun Briooya. 1S2 Bond or CeriMed Chock drawn _ ) va y mato Daman Shepherd. Pan of EATONTOWN the queen. to ttaorde r ol me Traoauror ol 2. TM provwon in Paraajraph Mfc- -a— - oo ^ •• *-. a .a aw* auaaaaw latini afcji iarRd.." Cnain •nacrawQ f0 ooefew. rrwy. •*•> Both aide* vulnerable ma borough ol Red Bonk tor not 1 above aMa tola enact en Aprs COOKS — SHREWSBURY Bast won and returned a heart to Mi man (1OH| ol M amount M 1. ISM. A Schsaaick ntftt HotfliOali ^MrTiat" AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS- the Jack. South led the ace of NORTH me Bid. 3. Tha ordinance maa take a. Wendy Or HWan. HAZLET SUMBISSH3N ol BWa WM M effect upon its paaaooo end pub- S4S-2U4. front end. une-up and auto ak FOUND — Pek of ohBda gae oondraomng, lac. boao pay + Provakm Co.. 872-1281. Cea diamond!, discovering the bad • AK4 Itooaon according tolew . If you hava a Qood phona votoa On April 10. Harvey Ave. Un- muaii8wa bonus, las. working by ma blddar met M w» oompry introduced: March M, ISM and woukt Hfca to aarn an axtra break, and twitched to the Ung of 9AJ10 oroft al a oohool bue Mop. Caa 8 Compeny "• COOK'S HELPER hi»y in Chapter 127 ol Pubkc 170-1 ISO waafcJy and you'ra 747-471S. Kitchen help, rood prep. dubs. Since nobody took the trick. Law ea apwoirad 23 June ia7S. Apr. 18 »!»44 avaiiabta «-t pm avan(f>ga and OAQ1042 Caa 747-aiai VENDOR* requiring oopiet or FOUND — BeauWul pure wMto Sal. AM. wa may hava an South got only one club and wat 4>K5 tomato oat toundlnp dotting kal- JaTirS part-tlma Job for you me BM Oocumana tntouoh me 244 Tlnton Falls Eatoc* al 871-24H. CUSTOMER SERVICE lucky to go rJown only one. us. Make muol Aral torwerd e Se on turnpau. Looks young. BAST CMok In aa amount ot S20.0O AUTO SALESPERSON CALL DIANE TODAY "I ihould've known it mi a bad peyebto to me Borough ol Red PUBLIC NOTICE I. herooy pli...ni phone peraoraatf. • Q73 • J1O92 Bank lo mo Purcheemg Depart- givegiven to all pereonp a thaii IM Tin- Hour. S-B p.m. Wed. trru Frl. 542-4968 day for ^amanda," South mut- ton FalU PPanning BBoar d hhaa FOUND-LadHartoa,R Sat 8-1. Sun. 7-11. CaaFAST OROwiNa — neai aaato MICHAEL J. ARHONE. MAYOR changed tha time or tM April 17. tered. 797642 9Q83 m on 4/11. To Offlee moving to larger quehera. ApriUS S22.S2 ISM regular meaeng to 7:M eaa SU-MTS eek THE FAULT 06 OKJ97 DELI — M/F. Exp or will train. • A873 •64 SheHe E Van Winnie EST Buoy Oea. flexible hra. some atones AdmlMatrathro OfflOer LOST — Femeto kmen. 3-8 moo aoohondo. 18 yre. ot older. If no almanac i» handy the next NOTICE la Mroby glvan mat Apr. It . ««0 ok). Black, orange » WMto oaf- 747-0782 minim 8 em-1 pm background a plut For oon- •aaUd btoo wat be reoahad by orad. ftUacit paecnaa •rourpo fkjemai inamaw caa Donna al time you play bridge, remember SOUTH AWNJNO WORKER — Outatda DELIVERY PERSONS WANTED ale Mayor end Council of me eyes Stock S pink neea. Taken 741-8708. Marianne Beam Re- wort wWi MsWOard Co. Fair — Bam up k> 87 an hour. Pen that the fault it not in the ctan but • 865 Borough ol Red Bank tor me »4S West Lona aranch Mm home on 27 laaox St. I. Kaanoburg. Femty hooitbrekan. Havan. Can 741-OMt ame or ma ana. Cea Mlwaan Purahoao 01 One (1) Tandem FOREMAN'S POSITION AVAIL- In oureelvee. Today's contract ia StO reward. Anawere to kitty or 11-4. U1-S414 or MS-2303. tKS Axle Truck CMaato and on (1)» - FuN ttmej. ABLE — For o growing Land- A PuWlc Haorina on the.baby. 787-7M2. 0853 yard SerMeon peeking unit to propoaad uea el me Sreen Truel DENTAL ASSISTANT scape buflincee. Sertoue (n- funds tor me Ten Acre Treat LOCT 4/S — Al Annto Baa. ffiar. ote.MoMng eulraa only. B30-140S. SAID BIDS ere to M land de- South should take the flnt heart • QJ1092 w anamyet i livered to the Pin Cheung Agent BILLINQ CLERK - FULL TIME - Orounde malntan- with dummy's ace. lead the king of Borough of weal Lena T41-14SS. Keeping. Uparanoo wtth Da- anoa. H.J. driver • Ikanea-trena. and reed ki pubao at me Pubkc oa aJTcerttncatlon Meet. uaaaaa Budding. 75 CMcmul eaa be MM on Aprs is, ISM al LOST 4/13 -^pOQ. mta. mb»d dubi and continue clubs to knock pfatatrad. X-ray Hoanaa rtaaoad, fcOO P.M. el me Municipal BuSd- OOBVRI til ap hard, bant Ma, 0n*y Pass INT Past Lirae savor. Cea e42-7Boo. 10 mo. M Popular Avenue. Weet munis), has «oanaa on. Anaapara Seum Pearl si. Red Sank. 10 am out the ace. South get* to his hand County. New Jereey net knar OAS STATION ATTENDANTS - tang BrenonTNeaJareay end aS a Spm. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Mm- 3NT AUFass man 100 P.M. PreveHWg Time Full or perl-time. Daya or evel with the king of heart* for the rest Ifiawaaaaa paAMna VMI nawa Via 2 yre. experience April 2sm. lass No oka wa be Ret. needed Carl S36-8073. of the dubs, winning four dubs. -theMeae Bkta ledger mrougn trial balance kx •d. Fua ame permanent «m bo ripiKed ond eoaaptod Ctortu ttiszgassr GROUNDS KEEPER — Needed two hearts, two apadea and a PMC BorougBoro h Of Waal, • apactal Notteae mmiaad dueea in CPA once Opening lead - - at ma ptooo aa oaorgnead Pert BTM or ruB ame. Band brief tor emaa apt. oomptox In I WILL NOT — Bareaponarblalor Pan nma. Cap. Apia. is. is. IT, ia COMPLETE lorm ol brdo are hourly tea expected to.CPA . Ptoaaa can 741-SSS1 between a WeaU ye- Ilk- ta have All reel . I myearl. Robert P. DAILT QUESTION on Me al the ofltoe ol me P.O. Boa 802, Red Bank. NJ. a.m. and 8 p.m.. Mon.-Fri. • . . .11 4_act^ v ) yea hew topla y Purohaamg Agent. TS Cneatoul 247 Reatenal Nottcea Orothueen. F>O Boa 317. Key- 07701 Street. F»jd Bank" . N.J. oopka of port. Yc«jholdi4>865K5OS53*Q Al •UALNonca DENTAL If AIM wmen may be louoniad by pro- Pureuant to P.L. 1B78. C.231. BOYS/GIRLS Quar „ weight toaa 10-21 J10 S1 Partner bath one heart, you will be ea the way ta yea wheat yesi apaothio bldoara upon reeuoet' nokce la hereby given mat tM SECRETARY Ka. Ural month, loco thoee un- during, normal bualnna houra. wanted Pja. before me aummer. Henry Hudeon haatonel School LOSE WEIGHT S BAT TOCH Our growing dental practice la reepond INT, and he then raises to eeW»l.aasi«daaUaa»e«,aeli-aal- BldbERS wW uaa without Natural herbal produoto, aafo DtoHci Board ol fduoatton Aa Natural Hwbal Diet. 7th thru 10th grades looking tor another secretary aMaratJoei, aaTvaAdrtiant, or oon- end altocave. Caa after 8 hold Regular Moumty Maeanua Fua refund ir not aaseftod. WORK AFTER SCHOOL S SAT. You mat have knowledge of m- 2NT. The opponents pass. What do alnasae New 1* e.veUe-j U leek- d»on. *it PlotUHl Form al- 741-2420. taohad to ta SpaaWoaaom. TM at 7-48 P.M. ki me School Library Cea Valerie MS-11M. EASILY EARN MO TO SM auranoa etakn forme. Computer ? PMBiaa, ta caw el this on me tonowkie oaaa: WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- exparianoa wal M helpful, but HAIRDRESSER - Fu. or part- iUraWEBt . Partner prom- Apm 17. IBM MRS. SYLVIA TATION NECESSARY, HOW- not eeeanM. We ere looking tor ana. lap. with toaownj. Daya mean EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN MM required by me May IS. ISM •71-OSIS. oak tot Lynn, ene, BMS a balanced hand of 16 or 17 June 28. IBM PHYCHIC KEANSBURO, PORT MON- - -in CAl me. » wa July 17. IBM MOUTH, AHO MrOOLETOWN points with a food ftre-card heart -1. ISM READINGS ARIAS. Traa IS NOT A PAPER ... raaa)aa wm ba haad ooofldan- HAIRDRESSERS - Commlearon suit- (With 18 points he'd jump to a II Advaor on aa prooana of Hie ROUTE. FOR MOM INFOR- •at. Band reaum. to Boa H-487. only. Be your own boee. Red Tarot Cerda. Aekolosy a Pete MATION CALL MR. TAYLOR TM Dwry RaakMar. Bhrewabury. Bonk location. Muet have e Id- lowing. Can 530-1487 eftor 8 Mma tor which me DM amb- 3«r 775-8872 AFTER S pjtl. AT 842-400)8 HJ 07701. II Htip Wanted II Si S1 H tip Write* MNotoWa II RIAL atTATI tAUMI - Wa owL/euv PRJOAV - MMM LttAL tBORtTARY - Per Re* •ART-nal POtmoN AVML- 7-*, Attar in paraan. t-1. Ate MODELS/ACTORS pare) t MntM aaa. In ma VHa. Ill lin^w Kaarwan*. iaeia»~M»aiii'i'liL1oii Si. m mea> * twiee. PII am r*% nSrs L Oat T41-I TV, I ATTENTIONI ATTENTION! aTTtJNAN REAL E8TATE 1-7404 1-41*. Th* Oajy R *m dwartM aaeut«. La** a* j erroi. _aul knew. Our oMaa M ana a< pier • toe 4 *> xa Pad tana area tOt-rtMttf. sup larrad km net re- JANITORIAL BERVICt - Ml I Cak «1ineo Therapyaey, tiail Poa» taikat PART TIME k%m t ami p m da»y ura euARoe - mm ** »aiaosoi ears***. Oat Cryetei Mater EVENINGS ma**. *4a-asoo. aw torjoe . arsr-war me Part er Ml tree, am kv arTBIl iTTtr^is KEYPUNCH/ Lira atMMe - Jun* lOtapT &SAT.A.M. Mutem ma., at* ACCOUNTS ia Muat to aaiiad tand «*• COM>|*HV - Haa IpMMona tor •urn. to: Oaain tee* One. FO RECEIVABLE ta.H4.tim. MJtTMO. INTEFtESTlrKj peraanewj. a aw» awwjii a*w •alary. HMK after *.' PART TIME HT-Stlf FaVMX FOB TOUP. tTAP. oaaanaTlarZaat ^awJeaa HOBT/HOSTBtt - MoOonalda CLERK I LAWN MAINTENANCE OPPOfTTUNITY PeOPU - AM OJerener Put or Ntw CM map PtnaoN - Apply In paraan < k Mon-Pn7V4 em. HkittvAtwl, M|M IndMdwal FOR THOSE r PMa, <1tS M •ad. Pree meato. Cat tor part ante. St-JS/nr to atort 17 RSNTAL AOCNT - Part erne. naadad to preeaea o«ang end or ottar 1*1 MO* alMr • Srussz THAT HAVE GOOD (town. *71-MS*. ABM It Km tar week. Mud . 747-7*7* aaalat in a* onto* MminrMuei umi SlLVtR - Law a TELEPHONE VOICES. —I — OwnBe net iiawad an* deas- •aaka niuipa-nnal Waal t artoMM. Caa on* Baaaeen n r*»t*yy wMh •dmtn•*•/•••<*• "UIBBJaLBI SALARY VERSUS , Hre. S 30 pm-1 am. and 1 pm. atk tor Mr*. COMMISSION Irady. Mt-4000. No aamp. nndad. aga. Muat lypa. m nr. > CALL (MANE er> tr. Tlwraay roomiW* jrora A SF* HOUtt CLEAN** — SaL only tqual Oppty employer MVP asur Mtrtkore. Reki., own Irene. UMAL MCMTARV - Aetna LOOM TENDER - Par aaoond 542-4968 StrHr. *7*-*e*7. after S am. •Ootn MOftJIeOUVt LftW rVrri, ATTENTION! PART THVM — tern attamooma • p_rr?*Tu«nr«*i " LANDSCAPE CRIW HtLP- wema to add a total aaoratortaa Woven LabaK*. 7*0-•*«* INOUtTRIAL ENOINtER - For Per ptondng, and eeeraavstun Please menrjen THt RBOatTDI 6a^6ai OuMOrTt mftnutaVOtaifejV. erewa. tome aaa. hetokd or a ••lion in to learn, MUM ae Real I Hill and Oeneral prac- PHYtJCAL THdJRAPttT - Perl- MMmum t yean eap. tend re- ama. Man am. Frl MarMnga o. altarnoona. Mual haw HJ. raiiinn to:Si n IBS. Tha Daly MAILROOM MflP WAMTtO — NURSES •70. M tank. HJ 07701 wnnnr. Bneaak»ry. HJ OTTOV PART TIME — Van dnvera tor MkMaM MM. 1 let daya par RN'S & LPNS M/F •enooi runa 4 hrt. arty « »4 70 >1 Help Wanted Si Help Wanted SI Help Wanted v. Wo w» win tor aaeaM JSCRCTARY/SALES RtP. NuSSTSoV. FUQQEBS kato. Minimum was*. Cat HOMBMAKlRt To bo ngM hand to tway CaWa t4S-4StS BMarten t envS am. HOUSSXttPCRt * UVt-Wt itoo, N* RjL at, (**MMJ tlaara. MARINE MECHANICS Aak torMr . Conner Equal Ope. PART TIMS NURBS RN M/F PERSON EWDAY CMnj* eat. MUM ba aHa to «ork nauSa he Band raauma PIZZA t tot MAKES - pan- WHEN •me manatere •olor iAmusement a) OeMral Jariay Blood Bank. ame idtMa. Mual h*m aap. •art. ca»J*8-i400 OUmoxAva. 210 K««nen Sprh* ftoR B RJ. T1. L i potonttol torad - YOU'RE A Individual lor genam yard work. now. 4*1-1*SS. PHaaa oad HM Cad*4I-0t44. an 'ildaalionS-it.end itau, tot anad «.. MARHtf ELECTRONICS — vrssrSs • - r. FOB t»1-0*»l anar « p.m. REGISTER me*, omoa t» Otorapet I ere*. Met OPnCt WOBKin - Ooneral L 10 1I. - - dl« , ^-. ,i * _>_- « Heuaa Oonato. Cat •UVHi WnVaM W rnnitrrfl wO., PART TIMS WORK - Near your BtSaat. Caa uFStt CARRIER MECHANIC Fair Henan, Cad 741-oea* PORTEP. a PIN CHA»tR - ttCRCTARr - W* «ord pro- paraon Mowng tor opportunity to oavrt#fv 111 Hiej csvty rTrOCfwnQ nf8). awica AL — pan amo. Wanted lor taaaint oantor. Muat uarn a *Ma aa a munar math- You wa turm in* aaritor*'. _ ^ . a. • _ *^ ^^^^*_ < • - •• ame a Okheual aapan Cad Joa at M Major M In Men- CARPENTERS YOU GET 071-1010 Of (71.101*. pkwar. We are toeunt tor a 'ali'i In die area* at EXPERIENCED •S. MECHANIC - To ropak •man KeanatMra. Wan Keaftaayre. Pt anajma. Minor tabrioaaon auaa •on la aork Mon-Pit, torn io 10 p.w- tato. n pjn. taamnlug Monmoual. HaaM * Union AROUND! Aprtia. Panan miial M aklo to •aaah. Caa Ha Me •van. toroiip' d operator on itta 1 too *4I-O»ao or «77-4m. EXECUTIVE You got wound to earning that txtrt monty you lypo. PJe, and Dane a annt Me- 8ECRETARY HOLMML want Being • Regiator ctrritr main* prilt* and PART TrMI YARD WORK — On 8 Maykar n MECHANIC Nf EOCD - To oo>a SCHI8SLER Ca eenoct incentive* loo. Right now, wt'rt looMng lor ctr- La>aa Co 1 Cleaning Samoa aaakt ui ama Coventry Senate riar*. It'* ta*y and it * lun. Join m* RtgnMr baaed on aunty. Paid benaSe hato. Rakaw. cai a mual Can CONSTRUCTION carritr Malt today and gtt around! PART-TIME HiilHtomrM. COMPANY Iww » KEAN8BURJQ EJur- •on needed to *• 747-0673. KIYKMT MECHANIC - torCand o Aaaa. PAINTERS - bp. oray tor top HAZLET MIDOLETOWN Knowledge ot anM anamaa ra- iRy arm own Iran*, a muat. •Vouahout Nor — Iworprtomiyount maiHuiea and lesorte. Ao- Unret/WH aneaad taraa AM. quMdTEp. only. Apply In par- County_ M*H« 1. Payment •an owtdd. You . Naai .ppearano*. CM 73?J! F IMn nan, NM tana. NJ 07701. AFTERNOONS 1 p.m. to * p.m. MODEL* - Wortunop. Can or EVES t p.m. to S p.m. pkra Hwpora lof trfM brochwrv Sakirday mornmga t *.*>. to 1 74T-20Mer 767-3141 p.m. 1S Jete amSeto. tern ts per hr. pkia benua NO ea- MODELS NEEDED NJ waoM modeling, aawme rn manaang Mual De Ov*> I*. iflfg), 4\n*j twoofwttQ oo*np4#i •ooka ne» laoaa tor prim and PART TIME - Head aura oaain rtdeo produodona. We plaoo • o n homwMe phonpoee pprogram _^ ^. ^. ^.i^. I* ^»^l*»» _ -^ .In • • T \i FleMto. tarn up to*1 0 pern pejOpSv In mPJ|0f firwQmMiMB, I -V 747eaea PCOOOCUOHSJ, tat>O lOCW Ml. CttfTV- - .sajjesc. 410 Aluminum 898 Home MS Maying • pauna. Malaa and lamalaa NO PART TIME EVENUMS - « pm-io pm., general alaanlni SWIng Improvemente Lawn Service UW. NECESSARY For wl oad Urn ana ieoo >*>-e»4* (201)683-9150 FREE CABBAGE PATCH ADOmONS - Oowpllta r*. PROMPT MOVERS WC Compwa IV, it OMde Lane, Fair PART TIME WITH MOO JOe-VMy awing KHane aantoo. Cat 741-4**4 DISTRIBUTION IMUNJ. REPLACEMINT WINDOWS WAITER/WAITRCSSES - I' 2*4-JH* aa Aeamnema. UMBI NJ. SUM Lie A.F.T.RA. C.O.E. AM part lima dtahaaihar ». SI Help Wanted Appry m paraon Denny* Pine S Hofne) l^p none aftaratWna, urnqye tuba n. 4t* Hwy J*. MkMa. 842-2118 i eaakjn*. Lto. rjuadar. in. 222-8240 583-8984 «. Piim toeve i»mi|i I WAREHOUSE PART TIME letunt at oat*. Andy vatoneno. SALEt/RECEPTIONItT — Pa> 438 Auto Cleenlng 662 Money to runvmu >. J. vtjaoes SON -aenaral FVUTftC 1-S daya oar • * Waking Sai. in Red fink. M*. ramodal or Md 13 r*ar« OH YOUR UORTOAOE7 OPENINGS MtWeT Art* W1-TH-71W. CUSTOM CAR CLEANERS n tualnaaa. Cat III I***- • >00H U.BOW ORSASr* PAITE Uf PERSON KRUSIS CONSTRUCTION CO. strij nto er Buy yaw houee wRSn - Total ending * rwiawjtina. Tlhaura. EXCELLENT PART TIME J.a.t LAWN CAM No aapenena* imiinr>. (• Naw * oM.Addhona, Ktohan*, JaRatVtHORa Wt tra a world-wMt multl billion dollar corwumar* product* OPPORTUNITY zur •an, Daeka. eta. Cat 741-10*0. C«t Tnmmod. Sdgad. as par hour. New oMoea on a PMup a deneryl EOWTY SERVKU INC company and dua to our unprtctdanltd growth wt art FOR SELF 36 » Havawnk PJvar Rd Wa» DUST SUtTtRt-Commercial. LOW. LOW PRKUI an »4*-JIO7 opanlng a ntw oparatlon In tht Dayton. Exit 8A vat. MOTIVATED chanoaa lor advanoamam to tun CALL: niimnail FloorwKdnooarpai 675 Odd Job a Wt'rt looking for atvtral axotpttonal ptoplt In Hit following UHD PERSON •me pamuiti. Or « you wlak LOU, 747-OM* RtSUUl ro remain pan ama. Heura: t am OAV«. 74r-nt* •raw TWM W 3 p.m. dairy OR: 9 p.m I " HOME IMPROVEMENT* ACLEANCAB S4 HR. tmarganoy tentoe, 10H Dis«H*TForSanlor. • PICK/MCK •SNIPMNO KJ 0T701 IS A HAPPY CART' PART TIME SUN. AM en*J rtJtjeajjBjWfaaaji, Majnpnna, amr Oo you I • UAmiAL MOVEMENT •ClflWCMi. OTTO: E. TMMZO NEWSPAPER HOME DELIVERY Bathroom fl ROmavQ mkia, ekl Riliimm. Lew •meVea •7 Earn S10 to »»O k^^aary Sun Remodeling * imartor/araanor home reaam —T Cat 7S7.TST*. Odd Jek • RECE/V/NG OartMeato M ooauearay work —us 'outaa no ooaacang mual t Ceramic Tile ear. 747-J14J ALL TILE AREAS — Export I Netobtoeemat 660 Painting* Exptrltnct In all ttpteti ol warahoutt oparatlona It t plua, 74i-t»4i. aa> toraruoa . but wt will train. It you htvt tht dttlrt to ba part ol a winning i Help Wanted IN*. Be* Akktt. tarMMT. MARCO CONSTRUCTION — team , wa'll otter in outitandlng aalary and benetiu package nwel. rejn^*aj^lOel# m O40Bt) LARGE LAWNS CUT PART TIME/ CERAMIC TILE atontel a tullnm maurad. plua an exception*! work environment FULL TIME CONTRACTING •at Itoi We re accepting application* and PART TIME NEWSPAPER Can anyame torapp t S41-T407. REASONABLE • REUABJ. A S L PAINTWO — kv conducting Interview* at: Noteworthy Authority O41-U71 ort4147tt CAMERA Admit* that working NEW CERAMK TILS t Rf PAIR* LAWN MAINTENANCE prBilded.Ce* 7414S10. THE SHERATON MOTOR INN Part lime It tht Baal EPLACEMENT WINDOWS PERSON na, toera t teaka. Free eet, Foal aWM* OaVVa tVH^IO tteflMiffefpfK Route 18 and Eggors Street Lagal way to Maka To operate Spartan II .Too* teuraimi CMANOt OF COLOR* East Brunswick, NJ end* meet. Let u* LonCrowanr BU-17M camera. Excellent 447 Carpentry show you that a tmall TOTAL RtNOVATION MONDAY, APRIL 15, 9AM-2PM - opportunity lor person CRAFTMAN* CARPENTRY - aTRUCTION INC. — Ai I. 5* 7474 amount of lr«a time Fran rJeeke to «»»QMa. end U0MT HAULtaa - Yard and TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1PM-7PM seeking advancement. liaiiiiimi rtiaaniii rat Innas 0J« PAINT**! can mean a lot ol i.Caa7 mala. I7MN7. aak torJake . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 9AM-2PM Extra Cash. Hour* 7^ p.m. 844-tra*. PUJNKBTT tme. - Quaaty »4-»477-73*-4*** AM tor td. Mon.- Frl. 6-9:30 tnd DtCK* — Order noaj. Intoy your Waafeaneaaalo Sat. 9-1. For interview now dock thla tummer. Caa ™S^3. •aptaaier. EPA Lie. tatM. I DONE PMHT PAINTMa — AS Call (Man* •41-otW tor tree eatmatoa. . u4-i«*a ameriBi werk. Qyaat> M very Oornptoto a MnaMa- prteea. ReteTaneaa. HOME CRAFTSMAN - Carpan- n end town try, woedwoih. too* done wHh St1-44il*Rer*e.m. preMton. JOB too tkj tor you? 542-8880 Too amaa tor other*? Cell Ken EOOir* PAINTINO 544-0844. 747-1027 iQloaaing * mulcnaa. aTHOIt. Sodartund. stt-ltri after t PM. MartortaMerler RUIUItUjNIa • RETIRED CARPENTER - Smaa 608 Income Tan . ty the hour. Frea and madhim tuao looa. and 741-0*1. daoka. Free eadmaloa. Can 741-STtr or 774-0*00. RELlAtlE CPA • Taae* TOP SOIL-MANURE prepered ki 4* houre. Ce» Rton Neat • CMM - Raaaonaua. MANA8EMENT OPPORTUNITIES 480 Cerpet Cleaning Baauonamln. 5*0.1480. A-1 SXPERTCarpal CtoaMna — O t E TAX SERVICE - Ta« r»- Tha Regiaier has an opening lor t OoMrict Salt* tuma prepared Inymr home. PAaNT a PAPDt Manager in it* circulation department ralaa. Mom» Hodman. 74T-0MS. INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION RaaaonaSto ratoe. Cat MS-4111 This entry level position involve* supervising youth 485 Carpet InttaHaHon RETURNS PREPARED - SWaV Mtoa. S aoroa el nureery otook. ta!. ax»l. t* HjMvnO carrier* in tht area* ol aalea. service tnd collection*. Flowoilnt and «nidi kaaa. twtr. Fraa CMmaMa. Caa jnra CARPST INSTALLATION naaa and panonnal. SO year* m Wt provide training and an excellent compensation MUJHtiar. can torapp t Ma- RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES l lerto Trovato STI-ISSS. HOLMOCL FARM* pacliagt. Wa ate interested in agrewive Individual* Tna Famlruna Toooh mniCtMg • KBNGAI TECNMOANt t IKMCU KCKTRMU. *. STANOARO PACKAOE — 1040, Fraa Sat 74i^**o who have prior tales/or lupaniaory experience 468 Chimney Sweepe UOWWO. TPJMMIlia, EDO- Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this •««f*«J»tNJ»leaonaodraonaikom.t»a To Apply Conttel ALL CHIMNEYS — TnorougNy PAINTINO — Mafler/ealenor. DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register. ommd from die row down wRn NY torma,SIS . Preperer enrol HBtoeanina! bruanaa. men vacuomad out to praeiea betoreti* «•». I WWl O.N.R. botomSra-itSi or 2*1-317* Nuralng Dap! 626 Liwn Mowtr S*«y m. BA or 480 Construction 616 Jewelry QROVE HEALTH ALL HEALTH CARE MM210 Tuna-upe 698 Plumbing* CARE CENTER SERVICES INC Repair KIMBf RLV SERVICES INC. 9ia Oraon Qrova Road CARPENTRY SIRVICt t REPAIR - Union. HaaMng 1001 DM Haao LE J»r MIS MCOSS NURSINO SERVICES THOSE WERWEREE TTHE DAY* ahmb makttaname. Claan up, Rod SOU. HJ 07701 1S1 tadmanPlaoa HOSPITAL OECORATINO lawn adglrm. and OBrtng toaatag. CLEAN YARDS 1101) UO-itaj Pad tana. N.J. 00701 Comptoto homo daooiaans aar- Caa rna Srouna Mo*.. Ong Cetera, eatoa a garagoa MRS. SYLVIA (J01I3" - 717 Norm Bom Slraot Train You For Wemake, uo-7i*2 vtoa. Freaohopat homo aarvtoo. Free m> ill i Hokndal. NJ 07713 741-214* READINGS ALS LAWN t LANDtCAPf aaevwia — . • ^^^^ COUNTRY HAUUNO - Wa Itam Join our 1UH ot 800 Deck* HmM — uaroana iwWR*. Taret Corda. AaMoay Complala la^i ano lanoaoapa mr r r A Real Future ^'r ^'W ^wrwew^ aiei •• CHILDREN'S SERVICE year tailing The Moat Exciting and ta.M/por aq. fl Frea namiin A ZEEK CONTRACTWO INC.- IN Hwy. 14 1*1 Bom Avanua Cad anytime. Local ralaranuai Lawn* fratad s Jacqutflna Dwyar 7*7-0*71 aoddod. RR Tto t eton* 5l Holmdal. NJ 077SJ Long tranon. NJ. 07740 Racranar REVOLUTIONARY Cart of Today. 1201) 222.eiOO MABONRY - Fkaetonaa. Utok, 5»2S3 J3J* * lion au-uoo (201) 7M-5MS «M * undo- We are expanding. We neve opportunltlaa 813 Dog Grooming BarvUia 741.71*2. available now. It you ere the type of person n BUttLES - How CHESEK • - LAWN SIRVICf 716 Rooting Eva Kurmnau, RN, SSN who en)oyt meeting the public, regerdleee Comptoto Lawn Care. HSddto Brtok work, atape), patio*. IMB> ftaWdlng •rmimnrill Nuraa *anuMr town area. No cam anar s pan. Mr. Fornwaor/Mn. *arro»a Jana Oraan of your present Job, we will Increeee your Felrnewjn. 7SJS. Caa 7*7-1*7*. No-anme- Poraonnol Raorulta'a Promalonal Racnmar MONMOUTH earning capacity ft develop your ability. If 820 DroeemaMng COMPLETE LAWN CARt Oava or Boa U0-00U RIVERVIEW MEDICAL CENTER you're telling Insurance, appliances, reel Caa anytime torne e teaman JERSEY SHORE ORSStMAKINQ 741-*4** 3 E-BROOFINO* PAINTWO CO. VlEDICAL CENTER estate, route aalea, etc., we went to talk to And atai admia. Moat aawkig MONMOUTH CONCRtTS WC Yaare ol art MEDICAL CENTER n. MJ 07740 COMPLETE LAWN ato Manmouti t Oeaan It . Futy kv M union Straw IS01HI)) «7M01l you & will show you how we can greatly Mery Jana 747-oaa Had SaMi. NJ. 07701 1*4* Coraoa Avo tTRtacARe awed. Caa 7*7-7**4. MCU.—~.. A0AOOLUCEHCEl . at. Moreneuae 1901) U0-2»0'23» Napkin*. NJ 077M ONCOLOOY. OlALYSIt Improve your annual Income. 12011 TTS-aSOO. Eat S*B oaMtesti *^«MMns w*K toyS •*lla.i%hnHa HI Dfftfef •• 6>J Work 4 nMMa and PtDIATRICa. UtO/SURQ 848 Excevetlon toan. aunlaMnal 736 T COMPLSTI OROUNO MAIN- **• pew tori INTBODUCINO: WTSMSmUTE CARE J. KOPF t SONB EXCAVATING StNvteo on m. ii to 7 mm. TELEMETRY — Doaar t eaakhoo tor Mro. TENANCE - Cutting edtMa, Four 10 hour anm prunma. tomikia, weed s maeai CMM Cere Camar par »*ak on dia wgM aMl CRmCALCARE Salea Exprlence helpful 2*4-71*4 Your OKI la our kuet- MM-ltt-atM la • 'imrjii. Hm Haul ma»1.» Car. oomraTn yaara ea*. PuSjr kv •Ufeja. rtw% aMHItaMM. 7*)l-7aje>#. Free Parking 10 hour MgM am but not necessary Mlecelleneoue 888 Flreplacee* DC. LAWN CAKE HtARwa OUT OF Focuam APPLY IN PHBOH-10 A.M. t» 4 P.M. Woodetovee Free naartna MM. Caa taavotto. 740 Tree 6ervteee . Atk for Qaorge E. Henn, Jonnaon AaarWg Aid Cantor wooors TRtt sawvica Ma E Raodono/Alma Pann. HN LPN'a t HEALTH AIDES FIRST LACSS-WOOO STOVtt »* Broad »t SatoMown. N Poraonnol/Olroctor ol Nuraaa Qentral Stltt Manager Chlmnaya, bnek haartha * wa*a Tr8Jtj) m 6nTU6) tTtfntYlinfl e\ NLS. MARLSORO PSYCHIATRIC De LaSALLE HALL anw, anno, Diooa, oonorato *H Amooy Annua HOSPITAL it** FaMly) •10 llawman Spnnga Road Rapajra. J. ttook, 201-0037 wooderwao. N j. 070*» «. W0. Marlboro. NJ 0774, Lmcron. NJ. 0779* |101|(M-4M4 (101) *4*-«100. X4S4nO> 1301) UO.B470 BUHLIR A BITTER 888 Garden TIIHng ROTOTILUNOJ liiioi iitailion on pwoInQ MI Ml Cltnrtai Wymuuth CaaXin at MI-aiTt In this DIRICTORY 3290 Hwy. 35, Hezlet, NJ. 542-4000 «xt. 202 264-5000 . APRIL 16.1965 TW Beililer HsIpWantad SltuatloniW Marchandlsa 71 Msrchandlst 71 MsrchandlM 64 Merchandise) 101 Apt. for Rant 110 VYantad to rant for Sal* Wanlad WEST END PROFESSIONAL COUPLE - FMnato lorSala terSala 1 bedroom 4 etudtoe from 4200*e Soaka 1 bedroom opt In Rod LVRLS SEOROOM FURNITURE A-1 USED FURNITURE Sank orM. May I Call «M«» Prtnoto duty. CM — Country French. Armolra. TIRES — Skghdy ueod. Oood Antouoa, oontonto of home, at- 4 rooms. Bast ana. 4400s 514-423-4204. SECRETARY - Fut ame wentsd condition sue 14470-14 rodtol. dea.oaaar.ato. Can hamout. 1Ipleo " o Carpets. Laundry 4 more. 4535 m Eaoaitoitua iMMMn. por OE74-14 wo 4 rim Snow u>a or M Top dona, paid JUSTRENTALS Bkr. 350-1555 WANTED - Room and boon* M l«Ui Pub. MO foun WILL CLEACLEN - Your Homo or NnOUES - Trunk. loMa. atM d AMUwe HB74-15 verylowpnoee. Awo2 I. 2044444. Retired, non-emoker. opt onvtonov y Mono rat. and WMto Oak. 4400. CM 747-49S0. Wkea. Tandum 4 Raleigh. CM ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS 102 Houaaafor aged CM 7414M4. fane. HoknooVV nuaidoan tt OOtO RSFRKURATOR — 4' SM, llrlrkjoj it 741-4447. Rant Ante. Haply to i. Acting MOO. Lionel, flyer, etc Hkjneet 4 POM. WORKING COUPLE TIRES - (2) P1S4774R14 WMto Nobody beeta my price A-1 ABEKOEEN TO MATAWAN 1 mot aUed bedroom opt. for couple with 1 email friendly dog WtU. CHAN YOU* HOME - OUTAB — Fender Load II. wWi waaa. Low nan 3.000 mllee. CM «f DVCwOOmal, ngjaH ptH, 9*HPJEl imncAM«fStSri£ Apt., or tuilnsn IMIJUIIII 1 APPLIANCES — Plamer window. t414SS7. 4 room. M oppUenoee. MOO, Willing to pay mM 430171. Look- (•1171. OOM and elrap Like new I3O0. UMM. NJ. 07714 ABenaan ztsssar 747-8217 TOP-OP-THE-UNE - Kenmore ALL LIONEL TRAINS HOME RENTALS, Bkr. 344-1234 inn In nlQnioVHM, . D. ana* Morar A LOW SUDOETT etovo and nungerolor Almond Leonardo. Port Monmoulh.Rod HAVE — An unwanted Horn or OrPtyarTopoaotl Bank areee Con eupply one. rol- MMIH vawowmj W"e wxm nvsew vw*-wf • HI IWV W>. I Shop ma Ueed Fumauro Cantor oonoTsiH tor polr. 4ERVKE »TATK)H ATTEHO- two you'd Ilka 10 eon An ad But Prtoenootract orenote. Finn oM 74040M erooa Pleaee reply M4-147S. I of Rod Sank alia for 10 doya. KM 44.10. CM no answer OM 4B04M1 117 Stli eoebuiy Avo. 442-1444 l»TlR£NTAuf Bkr. 444-1544 botween 1:30-5 Pm; 220-4533 The Rogwtar ClaeeWaJ. TORO SNOW SLOWER _ YOU HAVE VOUH oRar 4 p.m. T WOMAN TO DO HOUWWOPW 542-1700 4324. aM tor 4200 1 SALE — CM Second Hand Ll. EATONTOWN — Oopondoblo 4 aMrougll. HOM SASY ORANO — » ft. 1 In. oto omoto, neada lonmeWng. M00. condition CM 741-3001 M44777. Allar 1. S444414. 3 bedroom Kid. O.K. S4M oan nno. OoVdoy. CM HEATHKIT HM COMPUTER — 4 x •• - fc. - - - _ -._ at^klMi BHh* —** U m ••• • JUST RENTALS Bkr. 1M-1M4 CM 440-1712. H14 Hne printer. (2) 51' drtvaa, TRACTOR — WhaMioree. 12 nffflnvJaM pveuSJal p€U4J TOf aVi iTSJfnaj, 7JO-JJ70 arAouoo, OK. For bargoMo. atop BANO4ELUNINOG —Fende- Panderr , gudd. CP-M, aoflwara. Aeklng liooo hp. 0 spd with leveling bktde WOMAN TO DO HOUMWORK CM oner 0 pm. OTufll. -?. STBS. CM at 24 Brood St.. Keyport — OipinaitH 4 Oorougti. Mono and oramor gutbtra. Klda 4 poto O.K. 4425 131 Houssslor o>nnna.us/o. oaanusTO. HEAD SKIS - With Tyroko bind- OuyJonnaon 3T RENTALS Bkr. 344-15! WANTED - Iap«MnoM oouple tnga and I •a 4. Aeklng TREES. TREES. TBEE8. - Buy4Buya Sal. 68 Sttuatlons EAR - Datum model wWi 4 471. 044-21 5-4 414 4 A THREE BEDROOM - 1 '* both CMOuBa) rlo>tT»B>-fjrillf • nOWSJainOojOal hetaea, ineilmil llgnt 2 ewota HIDC-A-BED — Oood condition HOMEREtlTALS?BkffllTi234 Colonial Newly decorated Con- Wanted Mala 114. CM 4474433. 10.12-.. Anaque lumtluro, le.erry. savor venient location In Red Bank. 4125 CM Immedlett cooh. 442-43M. YOUTH DIRECTOR OAROSNt VUMD — WWi »o» 6 p.m. 741 a-« lit FAIR HAVEN COTTAOE — Ideal tor picileeelGnel Walk to War. CM Carl. P42-4OM or SEAUTIFULLV HAND MADE — Lendacaplng. tfi-IMT. SXi Charm, noarehope.2 bodroomo, everything Easy commute 741-7H0 HI 1 p.m HIGH CHAIR 444. Cor OOM 435. 2 PIECE SECTIONAL — 420 Liv- MIUTARY — Uruforma. 41125.00. 0 CM after 12 noon. WO* FOUNTAIN - MUM Dinon. —t MOO Skl-ruto enow- ing room choirs 410 each Tabto aworde. • M totnoMra, WW 1. 4424M3. auAUTY PAurrwo — EM appnctoto. 4400. CM 4714410. moblto 4400. 2 SctMn 10 opd. ww 2. etc OW laadna. waotora auto. CM 7§7-7no to- lamp 410. Evening Down " 1-2-3 bodroomo from two . ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - By rn* ». oomina, AH aork ouorontoen. MUST SELL — Bedroom eeu. bloyotoe S10O. Olympic wotgrit or army. 5044030. Zt» Ron. HS-1B22. AnyHmol eel 4140. 5 corda of Ikewood. Crochotod CapM 13 •- JUST RENTALS Bkr. 34S-1IM owner 3 bedroom. 3 bath Oape wntto. 1100 tokM III 2nd oat la btoueee 41. 7474054. Cod with fireplace Now vinyl eM- STOCK WORK 4 DELtVERtNG J 4 O WINDOW WASHING - bruahed nmahad. 4175. CocklM 4250. CM 530-1711 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (AUI HtOHLANDS - For HMNl Pood CM. Ml sMHattooAtenuo UROENT SALE — Furniture, very ANY AOE ANY CONDITION Ing. Ota heat, hot wttor Fully liuiei, lempe. baol oner. a or your 425. 4 4X30 425. M In good pr. orutchoa, wheelchair end 741-2044. PK* up 4 datnw HgM hauang condition By Individual or by lot KITCHEN — Cuatom wood cebi- PRICE REDUCTION — Colonial TAILOR — M/F neto and counter. 13>4 L-ehaped CM Mt-MM. •mM moymg toba. yirta. oMca " 741-2017. on landscaped sere. 4 Pert KM DM*. MOM oaaly 4 oMara otoanod, outtora — with tink oaa cook top, hood. pm. 747.K34. bedrooms. 2H bathe, formal din VALINTINO TAILOR. sfioV BIRCH KITCHEN CABINETS - Wo\M ov#n, dlphwawShajc €> rarfr(Q4H- LONG BRANCH > aaliiMlaa. Joo 4M-1M WALL UNIT - 3 pc.. wood, gtoM > Naar beech. Only 4375 Ing room. set-In kitchen, well-to- 1M1 Hwy. 30. Mld«IWn o> a: dKpoeal unit. ator. E«C. condition. SI000 or yaor oldojMe. PoVtvovi DSTVJM Him wful NQ*11B% 3 bedroom. Kids O.K. MOO'S wM brick fireplace In family PAINTER I. CM 4424471 I oftor. Renovating CM room. Over 3000 eq. (eel of living •71-7452. jkid 7:4»anv E«.. CM LAST SALE — Colonial eet-ln- Oca or Electric Guaranteed 4 Available tor AprH bedroom. Adults pis—rreu No •42-0109 ahar uraj oaro tor your PANELING — Doors Windows For Moving 4 Storage, and tor kiichon oat hutch, tabto. 4 chain. FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL — Juet Remodeling. Ropalre. Roofing metalled CM after 4. 734-44M. <4M-002SV pots. Yearly lease. 1 MOCK d part am. in my rwmo. CM nduairv A complato line ol Oak wood koapeakMSS25. Cop- noted. 4 bedroom. 2'0 bath home TANOfM DUMP TRUCK DNVDI Minor plumbing 1 electric. Palm leckoung auppllaa. 442-4472 or WASHER — O.E. Howy duly. A-1 ABERDEEN TO MATAWAN ocean 5440/mo tn flflsfl •MM by oonwutdon Co. Only -4>ao per etalnod gtaea lea cart, pona- with large eet-ln kitchen end Ing. Reeionsbls roses. Free wall crlb. now. baby awing, Infant Exc. cond. Gaurantoed. SIM. 2 lemlry 5 roome. heel 44OO-e MATAWAN 24x12' tamUy room wtlh flro- MUD CAM - Tanaorary. Ito- 11_74. Cell Tom 747-7721. Ptut 1 room oondo, BBOVo 5M-7MI SUNK BEDS — complete with dothee, now. 741-4467. Thle eele Cottagoafrom 43OO't pujoe. Gee noet. Conlrel air. Full anda pnor to 10 daya. OME RENTALS. Bkr. M4-1234 beetmont. Eoay walk to sickles mo. 4 5 yro., 2 p.m.-e p nv. 1- ROTOTKUNQ — NO |OD eprlnoa end mottroeaot. WATERBED — King elze. DyptoiTPrlme tree 4500'e TtACMtW-S AIM - JUST RENTALS Bkr. 3M-1M5 School end local shops daya par Moon. CM 7>J41W ami. Froo oMmotoa. u i eel. Twin bad 450. Maple LAWNMOWER — Honda eerl- healed, ehetvao 4 mirror heed- 1 ABERDEEN TO MATAWAN prtooa. CM Ron. 444-1071. bedroom tot 5 pc. 1121. WOMul board. Brand now. Moving must famky. 6 roome. heat. 440O"e MIDDLETOWN - Capo Cod style 4214.400. RUMSON REALTY. 'MM) tor •Mont' "SJiy^tol DCPINDASLE WOMAN — To propaHad roar boggor, uood 3x. 443-1444. HOTO-TILLINO — wWl Troy cheat of droware with matching Extra bog I em 4430 tea CM 747-3221 PlusiroomcoMo.eOOO-s 4 BR. 1 bath, flreplece AvM. B-4O0. in. DMv MglMr bokyM doya M my Mma. CM dreoaor 4 mlrrlof 4M. LOroa 40ME RENTALS, Bar. 340-1234 May 1. 47M mo. • uWt. lUmmiuiY. H.J. 0T701. 2»1-a»J7 allar a p.m. or «MOk- Mar. Carl 842-4001 or 741 7IM ' 17 dayi. 530-4021 avee WEDOEWOOD CHINA - Perfect GLORIA NILSON T» o p.m. droaeer wlttt mirror 5*0 Ro- Rooltora nioorator 1100. Doubto bod 445. LAWN TRACTOR — In wedding gm. Service tor 4 plus ASBURV PARK — Large effi- TOOL 4 DIE MAKER — PJMH COfTl p#fnB>f Van- eVfaVtv nfrw* StM ciency 4 t bedroom apto. evM., RED BANK — Colonial 3 Hwy. M, Shrewsbury 4424004 irwjfit crvfltss op*vvnQ toe toe HOUtEKCEPEK/COOK - Owl- •MAll LAWNS CUT — And 244-5454 national Harveater Cub Cadet 124 with 42 " rotary mower 12 bQJMd. Mu«l aWM. dH 4aW OW? alerting at 42M/mo. CUM to bedroom, r* baths, aw. lo- HOLMDEL maker wNh • yn. mMrmim «s- l ) k jsjaavi rgc rngrl irtfOrlrtolvOvi C4W tor HoW. Mm, HMMIUM wot* oo. Fair Hovon CAMERA — 35mm SLR. com- HP. doetor eorvlcod elnce WHIRLPOOL WASHER cation 4 oond. AvM. 47M. 4400 EDWARD W COLLINS Mg. MuM baaHato ooek and 1755 or 5424172. <-. 1212) 427-37M. eves. AGENCY U45-4144 (molioavltyy baokoreunrooeuf f httotto- pton moato. PMooM ntoror— Looal. DANNY pruchaeed flood cond 11200 M. aMitoUMiiiltfto^orSmoS 1100 or beat oner. CM altor 4 CM after 5. 741-714T TLANTIC HIGHLANOS — 1 RED BANK — Specious Colonial. ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY oUMiiiltfto^orSmo p.m. 171-1245 LEATHER COUCH-ISO bedroom modern opt Many ox- 3-4 bedrooms. 2 bathe. 2-car HOLMDEL — By owner 3 CsMngCo,e71-2414, 66 SHu.tlona CARPETING — WM to WM. Flnlehed baeement garago. Extree Including town bedroom, IVt both, split New MATURE LOVmO - .. Reamer 424 Wsntod Mslo/Female major mill liquidating entire Call 741-7004 WINDSURF BOARDS — New Up 'mo., + electric CM John core. SHOO/mo CM 442-4130. kitchen, full well brick fireplace TRAIN FOR SUCCESS emokor to eoro tor 2 yr.ow boy stock, brand now 100* nylon, attar 4 or Chris with raleod hearth Eatabllehed 1-1 lu> doya mMly. My homo quality Only 44S0. CM q*-4431doya. RED BANK - 4 rooms. 3400 s mo not OMM boom ol IM Mr any 3 roome living, dining, 212-214-2017. reedy now! 4400 I, convenient to schools hM arrMd. ERA to wwling to uiptoriad but not o muat PMa. bedroom to 375 eq ft SIM incl LITTLE TIKES SWINQ — 7 mo. BMttt-f~" ok), good cond.. 450 or boat BELMAR ee and train. Low, low train • estoot too to roop *M custom Insullabon over pad WOOD STOVE HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 340,1234 HWmdol taxes Call 264-S6M SPPJNO SPECIAL - Carp» offer Call 530-4420 attor 3 pm. bedroom t studios from 52Ou*s I teat da. W4 CM ouwnlM on MATURE PERSON - To ding, financing. CM Barry Scendls 250 Airtight Hoot paid. Prime area. 4400* RED BANK - 4 roome. M00*a 4130.500. ol 430.000/yr We re- 3 deye e week tor 3 hrs 201444-7200. MAGNIFICENT - Thomaovlllo 7 roome. Oarage 444T 3 bodroome. kua/poto. 1700 quire en e HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER Own transportation Can CHAIRS — 2 dub. flame elitch mahogany china ctoeel, gleet UST RENTALiLS BkrI ! 344MB- M HOME RENTALS, Bkr. 341-1234 — Union Beech. 3 bedrooms. pm.. 545-5111 VOOB WEDOINQ - pattern. Earth tone. Excellent WOODENwsswr DOOR - 4 Aluminu' m CLIFFWOOD BEACH RUMSON fenced-ln yard. Asking 450.000 RESPONSIBLE ADULT - To condition 175 each. 5304140. 4 cabinet on bottom. 431-5032. storm door. 32' X 40-. both tor Cottege Klda O.K. 4600 Willing to lolk Call 734-5472 HMMMiwd •40. CM S30-7tn lor doto 470 Call 5304444. 3 bedrooms, option to buy! cere lor 1 chad 4 deye per w MICROWAVE AND GAS DRYER HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 301-1234 JUST RATALS Bkr. 344-141 JOB TRANSFER — 3 bedroom WAITERS/WAITRSSES —I 10 am. to noon. My homo. I - Chorry rocking choir. CM WOOD STOVE — MO. Largo TINTON PALLS — Now largo 2 IB' modern, oel-ln kitchen, living drive. 74741M. 87 Child Cara/ 5714234 Anderson windows, never ueed. 3 rooms carpets 4300 . bedroom. 2 both ranch wnh ee- room, enclosed front porch. l^nTtM IrMoh AW. LMto II Nur sary Schools 4124 each. CM 7M-1104 after 2 J — i dXHauwAltkA A HOltl I JULJUX-W-fl MINOLTA XL401 — Super 4 4 roome. tie. laundry. 4340 bock porch, lull basement, now 63 Donwtic H«lp CHEQK THIS OUT... pm. appkancee. stockade fence By CLEAWNO SERV UNLIMITED Got more readers to check out movie camera and Eumlg. OlOO UBT RENTALS Bkr. 345-1555 4100 CM Bony. 0444444 or WAITRESSES/WAITERS — I WM gtoan your Iwmo or onv» protector. 3 nmn ok). Exc cond. 442-7412. owner. 4M.000. Coll 405-2206 COMPANION — For your ad with a CHECK al lha lop 72 Garaga/Yard Eounuwn — 3 rooms 4300't Mdr old man. e »«• a day. and/Of bottom of your copy. CM Purchased for 4375, now 4225 UNION BEACH— Ranch. 4 rma. KEANSBURO - Shell 20x56 ft toTttolto,' CM 241-27M. 4 rooms, heel. kids. 4400*0 The Dairy Regleter Classified Oe- Salas OME RENTALS. Bkr. 355-1234 3 bdrms. MOO • uaTa. 1vt mo Mutt be reflnlshed Ideal lor e ••arw. pertment today tor details. MOVING-MUST SELLI — Ours security. Altor 4pm 7M-4514. large family. Business smuse- WAITRESSES/WAfTER - Exp tooMior. CM 472-1414 Se mom tone. Coll aner 6 767-0625 loundry 8-piece bedroom eel, pine open VERMONT HOUSE - Apply Kl oVlaVnoon KMo 4 pate O.K. Prime orooll or evening for Sunday hnokcaM. chrome 4 glsae mir- ABSOLUTELY TIDY LADY — If Located bll Bromley 4 poraon. uatraok Dkior ror. Colonial coffee 4 end labtoo. UST RENTALS Bkr. SM.14M KEANSBURG — 21 Meln SI 1 rTm. M •ajHInQ living rOOn>, OtMrOOm, StroltoS n MH. Sleeps 10. Avail by bedroom. 4450. Haal and water Moetwon. 552-1220 COMPANION - Por young (7 61 Bualnass recline*, towel 4 rug eel. CM deekt, lamps, toois, ping pong, FREEHOLD the week S424. CM 4M-54M. included Cell 727-5314 or CLOTHING — weddine g gown, 442-4340. etc Frl. 4 Sat. 4-1 p.m. 174 1-24 bedrooms from MOO'S yoar old man. Lho-M. Now I ally 41000. Sacrl- 727-1601 My.Ausuatorr— Opportunity sue 1. Ohgtonally 4 Spruce Dr., Shrewsbury (off Pet- UST RENTALS Bkr. 349-1555 WEST END lu MOO. Maternity dtdothaeh . exc. MOVING MUST SELL — Sole, tereon) A Long Arranger Sato. 2 bedroom Prime area. 54O0 • LINCROfT — Estate Settlement cond. Take OH for 4100. CM stereo, chairs, lamps, table, ate HIGHLANDS Cotiejo. Klda O.K. StM 3 bodroomo. 2 beths, den. at- Moa Wmaabury Aoo. bualnaaa 0* Ruby at 530-7570. If no onawar Frt. 4 Sat March 4 4 4. 104. ANOTHER BIO ONE — MkMto- Kkk O.K. M15 JUS4T RENTALS Bkr. 3M-1M5 tached 2 cor garago. end central Sot IWIIO.HI ra»nMiMnnL_ Sat 1-4 Spring St. Rod Bank town Thurt. Frl.. Sat. April 14. 4 room cottage K Idt 1400-s Ok. 41M.500. EA ARMSTRONG *•••• o* ptVotxwa^p JOOO 9JQ I 14. 20. 4-3 Looya leether coot. WEST END OCEANFRONT - MOVING. SALE — 14 valley St.. JUST RENTALS Bkr. 3W-1565 AGENCY. Realtor. 555 Proepect lrotoll/Mbdnnaoto.44»-4ia COMPLETE 44 PIECE - Fran- Urea. enUquce. tools. smM ep- Ocean Cove luxury condo. 3 Avo., Lime Silver. 741-4500 edecan okinoeoro dlehte for 1. Highlands April 0-13, » e.m-3 pllences. girl's bike, china, IGHLANDS — On the hM. 1 bedroom, aat-m kltohan. dining DUST SUSTERS — CommorcW. BOAROWALK - Pattern la pooch ootor - Reftoc- bedroom with access to dock 4 room, guoot wing, pool/cabrna. LINCROFT — Coventry woode INDEX roBtdondai. floor woidno. oarpol IJ.OO0y»Wy otaeewtro end much more. 4 Ram mm wooo-lu.ooo bone". SM. CM 344-3325 C.' Groonwood Pi., off Klnge Hwy. ._. 4370 Includes M uMtbeo. Security end more. SMM per oecoon Colonial EaMn kitchen. Futyow CM 211-6751 month * electric. Pout P. Bove 4 bedrooms. 2'* baths, den with rwucwreu (MM.I- -HHUO-ISOO CONTEMPORARY — Inc.. PxttNor, 671-2544 Oak'Sroaa/aiaee coffee tabto. HIGHLANDS — 3 rooms. 4300*8 flreplece. ondoosd porch, (lEGAiSl HOME ATTENDANT - Live 101 MORgONS ROMly 775-1M A VERY POSH - Water front ---lege.AMIng 4215,000 20* Ngh 4 27-tquere. Exc. cond. MOVING MUST SELL house sale of two Irving roome. ttQrOOffM, OOSjajn VttsVlpV, #000*6 In/out, a* sponsor, rstsrentss, DEALERSHIP - WWl Notional 175. Call 344-3324 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. M4-1234 103 Rentals to only, 442-f " sottry iiiguatfili LL housa- Maintenance Corp. Aaaurod Ac- CONTENTS OF HOUSE svt ft. yellow couch and 1 pc 8 Lo« «nd Found Excellent condition. sectional, ThomatvHH dining HIGHLANDS — a bedroom No Shara LITTLE 4ILVER — 3 bedroom. eounto. Ouarontoaa MOO wauy CONTOUR CHAIR — 2 aoater r<% bath ranch, control air. tire- 9 Spec* NOKM atttnd aUrt otdar men. 3 minimum Moomo. 113.000 hj doc.. Glide power end vibrator Will eocrlflce room, 43300. 0 branch post, etc.. refs 4420 -t uWt. FEMALE — Non-emoktr OMy. CM 471-0442 after 4. chandelier, 2 bodroome. OK I In exchange tor place, an Vt By owner TrmlTimponMion days/wk. some eaMsildo. CM prto. FKencmg ami* Gold vinyl cover Like new. CM 1424217 Instuctton 741-6774 between 711 p m •3204. OF HUHLAND4 - Uon IVuFrt an in list. LITTLE SILVER S2£En otoi MOVING MUST SELL — xsxsrsirisrs Mew rear leeee. gee n 21 Busincu Serma tssrr room eot eeota 4 with leef. lull Mahogany twin bode, SOO/pr mouth atrd to San lea to ROOMATE — Etoaren. Ctool to EXCLUSIVE!!! 22 ArojlCflrH China cabinet, oxc. cond 4400. Mohegony eMo chain 125 4 430 MohowkBELFOR.O A - Lon 42g Arrange4 LoonardvHtr Satoo. 5560/mo 472-1004 beech end Kit. Neat 4 mepon- For * OOMM, ARMSTRXNta Rd. (corner of 10th 4L) Baby Thle 3-bedroom Ranch wilt, •SAV. 741-M44 ENTERPRISES. 222-04)4 7474747. ea. Large 5 drawer bureau 430, HOLMDEL aWto. No gays CM 470-2172 beautiful yard la an unusually Martha Woehlngton bed spread. Itemt. dothee. etc. Su. 4/13. HOU8EKEIPCB WANTED - COUCHES — (211 good cond . Ran find. 4 roome. 4400'a good value YOU con entertain In Help Www) MM « htoonM property with potonti white, fun 425. Elec floor wexer Sun. 4/14. 4-4 p.m. HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 310-1214 etyle In huge famky room with NffiHo Some eMM ooro. M a or 1 doya tor lurHor dOMtopmant 4 — brown. Asking 1104100 tor(or both. CalCMl 420. Hoover compact vacuum John 241-23W afte" r 4 pm till 4 BELFORO - 434 Woodbine St. 106 Furnlahad cathedral colling, window walls Babysiltmg/Child Con por MO*. Roto, raqmrod. CM Sat 4/20. Sun. 4/21. 10 sm-s (EAHSUSRG — Boaonvtow Oar- and ftnolaco. or In the specious 44-aoroaol pm. I- Hdjdjt, nOI vMloW • COOitlfW Domes* Help MO. S4s-7asr. pm. No early birds household 4 Rooms living room with fireplace For. 1 Park Ava.. Port Monmouth CRIB - Blond wood. 1 end plex- _ included. Apia. 4425 4 up ABERDEEN TO RED BANK SHuwons Wanted HOUSEKEEPER/COOK AMUng tMO.OOO CM 244-401 mat dining room, aat-ln kitchen 54 doyadays. OanaGeneraa l iiilnoIletnlno.. cookooo - iglass with baloone, almost new MOWER — Snapper. 5 HP rider •k tor Jim. Apt II, 140 Rooms 5 studios from 440 a wk Now carpeting Near to train and NraH msandiranMo,MuMboobtoto as cond. Horse hair mattress, COM with rear grate catcher 24' cul- KEANOBURO — Many Items. Frl HOME RENTALS, Bkr. 344-1234 stores Only 1124,400. Simtliont Waned MM) oookjiyl pun mooto. 10 a.m-4 ** 4240 otklng 4125. Alto car eeet ling Made. Good condition Coll i Set. Apr 12 > 13 end ig 4 20 KEAN4BUR0 APT - 4 rooms 44347M. 10-4 No early Conors. 34 SL FAIR HAVEN — 4124/mo. Full SHOWCASE REALTY 56 Situations wonied RWBrf)no6M own tTHpor 420. doorway goto M. high choir 2nd floor 4540 monthly. CM use of house. Adult prefer red. 65 Mtlt/Ftmalt 425. AH quality. CM 7474424. MUST SELL — Infanta crib 4 John's Place 045-2566 nan or older. Non-drtnker. CM MIDOLETOWN Child Cart/Nunery GET VISA/MC mattreee 4125 CM 244-1471. -ttt Rsgsratisi of credit hletory DARK PINE Colonial baacono 73 Machlnary lor KEANSBURO 741-3171 RAISING A FAMILY? Schools moomel No-rlek guorenlee bench 4 rocking chair. 4250 tor or COUCH bedroom 1 studios from 4200s KEANSBURO Than do It In thle 3 bedroom Imnotry, tcootnoj. For yaw OM uoiporaton wad • both Cell slier I 2 entire, 2 end tebiee. 2 lompe Sala a family. Carpets Saotre Ranch Located In a Park-like — —- w» CM. on •on builmai bunou. kiaunM DESKS. FILES — Tables, chairs. CM 244-2744. _, FLOOR SANDER — And Odder KMO O.K. Yard. 4125 easing. Thle home boeele s Business Opportunity Bench grinder and aland DrW fenced roar yard, perfect for chil- and secured with s 4 L bank storage cabinets, computer OLD NEWSPAPERS - From Mortgages OiaWna aeon lor apppucente. prow, radial arm sew. parking JUSTHENTALS Bkr 30 •14M dren. Family room has s wood tables, office equip.. OK. at _ I. Price negotiable CM MIDOLETOWN AREA — Largo Money to Loan For brochure and appUcaaun bargain prices Now or used line striper, electric Jock hem- burning stove with eliding glees 4S5-M14. iTMf. ft HP biltyQOsit KEANSBURG - Duplex. 4300 s cofflOtsYbfObi i oo m \n n qtj jjtt doom. Coma toe in 4105.500 Monty Wtnttd HOUSEKEEPER -Who wM elao send 43 for poetego end t A.At. DESK OUTLET. 1700 Rt. 3 bodroome. tlde/pato. 5400 s no (ntunoabia) to: FAC. 34. Ookhuret 531-3000. ORGAN - Hammond. 124 XL, 543-2340 after 4:30 «ng tor non-smoking pro- CENTURY 21 EINBINDER Iron end doaomo heavy house- lists for 42.710 will soil for 41.500 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 344-1234 fessional mole May 1 172-0222 work s hre. wonted. CM oftor 1. P.O. BOB 1044. Smyrna. LAWN SERVICE EQUIPMENT REALTORS 71 Morcftamkio to) Saw 30041-1045 DIGITAL KEYBOARD — Seiko or beet offer, mint cond.. many KEANSBURO - 4 room opt Off 201- 071 3500 Open till » pm Truck trailer, power equip, etc. MIDOLETOWN- 72 Gaiaga/Vvd Sue 404-517-2111 DS-101 14 voice fully pro- outstanding fealuree CM Street parking 4300/mo. • 1 mo. for ram. Single occupant gromebto unit wWl DS-310 ex- CM 501-1170. 73 Machinery For Sale SAT.4SUN. — t to4pm. M «to LOW RATES 444-3024. after 6 sec Own uOi. 747-7455. wk.. 1 mo. eac. required ownod/Oporttorad tot Mtg rormonolng. 71 hour op- pander 4450. CM 747-1174 after 7 pm. H Rental Soviet I. CM 201-4704 (201)4024001 altor 4 p.m. OVERHEAD OARAGE DOOR — 77 Pats and KEANSBURG MIDOLETOWN — For sale by )5 Farm Equpmsnl KOVW*. 2nd Mtja 4 Corp 4X7. Complete with M herd- Livestock 2 cuts bodroome, 4MB, no pew, RED BANK - Convenient Brood owner. Well maintained 6 year DINING ROOM SET - China were 550 Aluminum porch awn- 7b. Auction Sties eoourtty. CM 4714441. SI location. Mature otd CotonkM. 4 bedrooms, 2% cabinet, buffet, oval tooto. 2 Ings. 4 X 17, 440. Cell 405-1715 ADORABLE KITTENS -II. 741-1435 or 7474M1. beths. 100X100 101 Qulel deed 7/ P« aod Livtskx* yr. old K her home I don a leeva^peds. 2en ' 3 Ultima, litter trained, tree to end St. MM oo e For oppt call 78 Aircrafl weak. 7:14440 pm. SM 0117. 63 Monay to Loan ensue S4S0. 471 good home. CM 741.4504. RED BANK — Lovely room. Pri- 757-1M1 anar 1 p.m 79 Swap or Enchange PACHYSANDRA — Exc. ever- vate homo. Suitable working green ground cover. Flat of 44 Advanced And KEYPORT tomato. CM 741-2744. MIDOLETOWN — 2 bedroom 80. Bicycles/Mini Un 84 SHuatlons FOR HOMEOWNERS rooted ptonte, M o flat Planch with rear deck, largo lot 81 Sports Equwmenl We eM offer 11 DINETTE SET — 5-ptece. good 204-2572 Baglnnars Luxury GARDEN APTS RED BANK - Nice room Private OukM street. Completely reno- 82 Swimming tall W#nt#o rtinili condition, 4300. Omnerwaro. DOQ TRAINING i. 1 5 2 bedroom. Lerge sal. sate area. CM vated, like new MoMe 4 out. slightly used. (2) 46-pc toning PIANO - Smell. Good condition • TB gaa. heel 4 hot Move right In. Low laxee A etttl 83 C8t. Electronics Noode tuning, S250. Call Bayshoro Dog Club. 7414040 BeeuOfulty lend- 84 UerchtnAu Wenled for t. 540 se set Electric MOM. ROOM 6 BOARD - Middle sge 01 only 454.400 CM 445-1453. 7 5125 7304M7. BORDER TERRIER - Mole, e with pod. pm-11 pm. 85 Price Busks ABOVE THE REST swc mo CM. (grime » tan) two with M O8P CM Of elderly women preferred Pri- CM PLAYGROUND AIDE — 5 days CM 7172467 vets homo. 4800 per month CM IN CHUO CAP* COLONIAL par wot*. 2 hourt per day. MM 244-144444 p.m. Mon-Frl. MIDOLETOWN — UnbeHevsNe Your oMd enouM be oaMOM. —OTANCE.1NC DINING ROOM TABLE 4 .SIS al 4142,400. 12 yr ok) cuoloei CHAIRS — Rockport Kioto, oxc. per hour. Contact Dean Porter COLLIE — 3Vt year oM tomato KEYPORT 101 pan TOLL-FREE School. Blackpolnt Road. with shots, good with children buM Center HM Colonial. Main- 102. HoutMtoiRtnl you work. I am a F oond., 15 yrs dd. mode by 1 bedroom 4 awdtoa from SaOOt 108 Commercial tenance free oxtorlor. Large 800-323-W58, Ext RM Rumoon. 442-0330. EOE. 450. CM 247-4414. KMa O.K. HOM paid MOO • 103- Renlill» Shore moaar wte oan do M ol dw Stuart Mi Moat. Seek, up to 1 wooded tot 21x14 living room. PtKto 4 2 t«MvtM loci $340 AH now. Klda O.K. 5425 Rantals 104. Winter rwnlarl atmal m yoara anortonoa In POOL TABLE - 4', slate lop. CONTEMPORARY — OM China beautiful 25x10 country kitchen OMM oora wWt TERRIFIC raa automatic bill return Beet price CtlDinajl wiln CHwVpttBy Itflnl • JUST RENTALS Bkr. MB-14M HIGHLANDS — Offlos/aUn. with boomed celling, pantry 105. Summer Danlars onoaalCMS4M407. 734-2134. •tof wH9# GOfipGrtfnfjftw. I. KEYPORT - Newly renovswd. Renovated, carpel. 4200 + uwe Family room with reload hearth 108. Fumishtd Rooms Bioptoco, buokceoee, 3 generous DOUBLE BED - liumptoto. 1 pc. only 14 mo 5300. Coil 344-3320 carp sled. 1 bedroom apt 4440 107. Nurting/fMnmani ART WORK DONE — Phono (Do- PROWLER 1074 - IT. Com- end bedroome. 1 •* baths |me« bMtoom eat, kitchen tat, odd DOG TRAINING mo., own mre. CM 727-ieov COURTS OF BED BANK Homes pMtt sen-contained . Sleeps six. Luxurioua Offloo eultoa avaatbla both cuetom sued si 12x7), utility " Woe. rug. TV etond. aftor 4 p.m. KEYPORT - 4 room apt Fay room, oversized 1 car gerege. IM. Commercial Rant* 254-0404. 471-4474. Bon. CM 5304514. Immedtolaly tor leeee 424 to own litre. 4400 mo. 1» no se- 1,000 eq fl Con bo flnkjhod to doubto drivewey. ooe hoot, 108 Builduvjs/Garsges dtobuioomsnw. COLONIAL - Red 5 Blue sofe. DRUMS — 1541. 4 piece TAMA PROM GOWN — Long white curity Rallrsnoss AvM. May 1. stained trim throughout Many oMd btuo chair, axe. cond. 41M TRAINING — your peroonol needs. Also ovon- 110 WtrwdloflM SJvat. a oymbHi. Ngh hat, wool, dotted Swlee. SM 4-10. Worn In youf nOffofj* CM Sun. 4 aftor 4 p.m. wosk- • are fumlahod offices on o oxtroo. Mini • Owner 747-S5M tor both. CM 4444437. doys 734-2041. hydrokc head*. Exc. oond. Muot once 455. CM 5724S12 or KATHY'B K-B st 741-2250. per diem baooa. Al emenltiee i 0 MACHINES — 1 re- 2014474 MtOOLETOWN — Looking to buy OM 4424. 542-1234. ENGLISH POINTERS — For KEYPORT — 2 bedroom. W/W Included. For further Information or eM your home? Lot ua help 130. OptnrlouoH . olaroo oonooto. 1 corpeong, heal 4 hot water md. CM 530-7300, 44. 131. Houses FM Sale -CLEAMNO AT ITS FINEST- - RANGE — 30* electric, almond. enow. fteW or fun. AKC regis- youl CENTURY 21 Elnblnder Re. Neck a white TV. kitchen table 4. 1 vt mo. aac. StSO/mo. AvM. May Store. 471-3500. 132. ConOuminiumsVTown choke. 741-S747 or 774-0000 Now. oondMon. Muot eoll. Call tered Champion olre 4 dam WtMCal UMT MAlOd 77« 1yr.OH.S1M. after 4 241-2556 tnlone. CM 1. CM 730-2147 CM Oflor 4.448-2444 p.m. MONMOUTH BEACH — 1 5 GALON FISHTANKS — RASPBERRY PLANTS - SO ee KEYPORT - 4 raomo. S400I bedroome. 2 behta 4 2 half 133. Income Properly eeh water or un water. Boot 3 bedroome, kMe/pets. 4500-s MIDOLETOWN 134. Farm Properly COLLEGE STUDENT - Looking ELECTRIC RANGE - 45 00 dor Ready to plant Come FEMALE PUPPY - 2Vt mo.. baths, flreptece. living room din- tor weekend work and summer ottor. OM after 4 p.m. 7SB-2474. oftor 2 pm. wimame Farm. 345 Melteee. % Chihuahua. Payed HOME RENTALS. BU 340-1234 Office — 3 roome 720 eq ft. RI mg room, kitchen, den. 2 car 135. Commercial Property |ob. Starting to May. Duoas kv Em oood 4200>CM157lf-314»*' W. Fsvordale Avo.. Tlnlon Fane 4130 2 wkt ego Muot OM do to M utllltlae Included. 2nd gerege Extra lot. 1175.000 LONG BRANCH __r. MOO mo 111 lee cell 136. trxknjtnal Propirty CM 542-1412. 4-7pm. I Hlfglii. 4100. Ouorantood to 1 bedroom 1 etudloefrom 5200e 22*1746. 137. Lou and Acreage ENTERTAINMENTUNIT — stay very smM. 344-2434. aiusvemn'S 4424000. tM tor 2 BRANO NEW COUCHES REFRIGERATOR FREEZER - 17 Klde O K. Heel. 4300-e MONMOUTH BEACH - Ranch. 138. Motile Homes COMPAHON Exc. cond.. 170O for both. WwvTIUt Maj^tta>fftTefaBJSin OOT cubit tool fmltese. Seers White FOR RENT - Horse stM. 12X12 3 bedroom. Kids O.K. StOVe 7 rooms. 2 bslha. wood burning 139. Cemetery Lots 1MEWTABL1S wWl doubto doors. AM/PM. on 47 acre form In Mlddlelc JUST RENTALS Bkr. 310-1555 MIDOLETOWN — 1000 Hwy. M. fireplace. Central Air. Hall block - Uvo In or out RlUlincei 4250. CM 5304442. eouthbound tone near 4 comera. 140. Heal Estate WintK) and., JIM tor both. TV ootor. turn-toMe, atoc fko- RtfUNG MOWER — 4 HP. 30" CM 4714344 aftor 3 p.m. All MIDDLETOWN to prfveto Ocean Beech Prln- ptoot with M itiodoMnrlM CM 5 raomo. ultre-modorn office clptoe only. Aeklng 1144.000. 1-5525 aner 11 a.m. cul wtttl oan btodobtodooo. MOOM . 747-1050. SUM. Approximately too aq. ft 225-3027 152 Bom and Acoationn EF- 14yr». 671-2115 after S p.m FREE TO GOOD HOME - 2 yaor KNOLLWOOD •xp. Loofclno tor pormonorrl poo- ETHAN ALLAN — Antique pine OAK RIDGE REALTY 153 Ctmpino Equipment fto-oc-Sd'ySt- - Men, womuionol oooung baok- library wall unit, with 2 penM ROTOTIILLER — Good con- Must sacrifice, chud eHerglc. CM GARDENS Adult Communities 154. Recieational Vetwles dition. 1100. Stereo phono. 4- Realtors. 4714161. oround. CM after 3:30. doors, exc cond 4300 CM 730-9335 Exclusive t 4 3 bedroom opts 3414050 141 4410. 3.000 BRICKS 445.1221 after 5 p.m. treck am/fm radio. SM. CM Individual gee heel 4 centre! sir. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - Like new. 244-3201. FREE TO GOOD HOME — 1 mo Eac. location. Just oft Rt M on Long Branch. CM 4 AM PM. PORT MONMOUTH — Mini 220 Wanted Autom»»e MATURE FILE CABINETS — LatorH and Custom built 3 bedroom, dining CM Dova, 4714210. SAXAPHONE oM tomato CMW mix. " Kings Hwy Eeet. (Welting die- 1704334. i. legal 4 letter alto. OoM, room, eet-ln kitchen, wsll to wall 230. Conttuction Equip- MOTHER — W t_M|lrl In own Exc. cond . M74. IBB^CB) 1B> r OO**rlt>a*A Se%OppiA4J ftofn#. inMnfBt loooifovs, b%ny #QS. CM7474477. Dog house RED BANK — Piolaealiiiial Of- carpeting, tvt baths, tamHy 5 HOMES WANTED CM 7174447. Comer). From 4554. Deny 1-4. Hoe eufkts evM. n various Zlm- 212-1371 attor S o.m. Or FISHER STEREO - 4440; Ac- eluded. CM eves 4*5-330. " . 11 -3No pets. room, utility room has private 240. Auto Financing 222-7441 anynmo. 4 homoo niarjad to dteptty now SEARS KENMORE - Woohor 4 071-0021 rDdJftjr ttWOti LJOftoi rAOCM frOfTI 1 entrance. Suitable for __••_* * • • -—•„,- fc- Sm^ couenc gunor. 440; 14- beee FREE SHEPHERD 4 COLLIE room to 3 rooms to 3000 aq n. 250 Auto Insurance avOHO VoTm oWOKig oy Dt»»'*"aOdjwT1 gaa dryer. 475 CM 406-0041. mother/daughter (converelon) 260 Auto Hent/leaaa amp, 5100; M key Fen PUPPIES — WeMod, 0 « MIDDLETOWN - 1-24 AM unM an 0>fp •*•!.. -vk con- ht inl Stool. Give your homo a now Rhodes. M7S. CM 444-0474 ofttr 5 p.m. M to good homo. d garage, goo host, vinyl 270 «u» SuvteufPam dWoosjd A h*w« on-** parking elding, walk to NYC bus. school SOFA 41M. Rocmr 474..0MM 0503 oy. A/C, - R«BM rang* from tSOO mo -Si 280 MobWycM 4 HOMES WANTED — 5 homot 4 Shopping Owner 4054414 by wey. CM Trtoto aftor 1471-171 amounting to huge eevmge from nssdsd to dtoptoy now ooHdvmyt Coffee table 4100, Breexfronl khchen. balcony, 241-4040. 290. Trucks and Traitors fsoM ortos • liistoltoinn. Ro- 53OO.Server 4140. Hope Cheet GERMAN 8HEPHERO PUPPY — oppt only. Pftncipslq only. ORANOMOTHERtY LOVE - aiding by Eafilehtm Steal. Orvo 4 mo. OM, M block. AKC regis- ne money down, lotm 4M. end Hbto 440. Lamps SIS MIDOLETOWN/BELFORO — At- 300. AuMFOfSata -> et fc- _ tJtQdt m >4-7p.m. Ill till. kltchon with brick well grill, well matatiiiry tHects the vakie o( and plants. 436 3 piece sturdy TAMARACK Itoprlooo. of Kg. new, leftover. 1014 fsm«y- tan luggage eat. 444 Furnished SOLID OAK BAR M ad. If it contoM on arm Coi 171-1 BU and beautiful. 4400. MULCHED CHICKEN MANURE Worehouetng. Hwv. S Long do< house 475.747-1403. 60 rb. beg 44 00 4 rooms, fit pd. pets ok. 4400'a • venou1e0 SiM ponofomjc caHcsatailM. S werromy - tor oMy MM.00 CM 211-4541. view, plue extre doom One full KIO KARE AOENCY - Baby, pet oomptato. WM ononoa. CM Bob: FREEZER — 14 ou. It. frost free CM 44*4303. 2 bedrooms, reedy nowl 5500 All ads are resticwrj » Hen 4 vocation oMng. houoo- SOUTH BEND — Commercial and 2 half baths 4155.000 by 1400-SAILBOAT IT - IWW 5. mlinorlpm tQOtfC M24«0 •.000 ml. runa good Baal offer .000 ml.. 0 apd.. 54000 CM Call 741-1323. •-3100 after 5 or the wee*- VOLKSWAGEN VAN CAMPER _ A/C. CHIVY VAN - 1077 •0-34S3 afkeTo weekdaye 0 - 1072 Good oond. toe boa, VW KARMANN OMIA 1073 — MR S working pa.' 1 • HP motor! CaOOSO-OISO. Naw aras Runs goad. 001 DASHER 1000 — Diesel emk. $1300. $42-3*43. Power tram, good cond From boat use* only^ aavae, oaaar CM 201 «T«0. HONOA CMC $IOAN 1OS2 — 0 agon 4 door. 43 MP0J, A/C, and need. work. $700 dash Or AMC lAOLI 1M0 - 4 Ooo. PONTIAC FHW4NRO 1003 - 1$74 VW STATION WAOEN — basl otter 741-0044 CHIVY CAMARO 1070 — Agio. rnTfm, 50.000 meet Clean L CM 071-7405 •Man. XX root Aulo. PS/P*. *~* **"~n --— 413 Automatic Oood condition, am/tm iilU OJOOd OOMMOK. •ana.. PS/P*. A/C. 00.000 mi Loadad Slue. VS. CM Dave MOO or beat otter 201-0042 0000 VW SCIROCCO 1*70 — Auto., Aaklng HOOQ CH 072-0104 $3300. CM 005-3102 10 atsraa. sun root. 40,000 ml. 71-0210 Asking "' 1*73 COUNTRY SQUIRE - Sta- AA!. saareo. Whne/bik Interior. SALMON FISHING — Lake On- "-mi oand. ewaaaal isjoo o. VOLVO 004 OL 1*7$ In* Opsstoui rooma pro- CHEVY MALIBU 1070 - Runs. PONTIAC SUNBIRO 1000 - 4 Sun root. A/C. PS/FS. $1300. tion Wagon Loadad Exc oond. AMC JEEP CHEROKEE II taatoaar OBMilt a»»r i|. $1300. CM 70r-0130. •' avMg toon It , nor defrosterr, kigasgs raok. Otraub UBDpal Msroury tIOt-IOal## PAlnL tt BTvaMfinQ , CM 042-2440 daya or 070-0200 10,000 ml. $5205 RASSAS POM- CHRYSLER 1000 — E class Now 0 CHEVY BLAZON 1976 aftar 0:30. It no answar. If* rtAC 3(0 Broad si.. Rad Sank, Yorkar, 4 dr.. 2.0 L. FwHy MAZDA 1001 — I etna. 2 door, 741-01S0. Including oom- sedan very good eond. CM Oranl 741-0144. PORSCHE — OH. 1077. Mini S3S0.00O. Ca> 20i~-ii00 AMC HORNET 1070 - Runs 201-41(0, aw ax Dave. good, now ma. braka Job. naw 22.000 M. $0,000. Mon-Frl slwr MAZDA RXT, OSL 1*04 - Sa- oondreon Look, like naw. Slack annual. Millar 0 banary Just 4:30 pm 071-4407. ver/Burgundy lulu Interior. eat. Sadtaa Mi. a/c, etereo. aun ass* ;OMAMCHE CAMPER — 'OOV, fta*e9#tQ#ittfl COVfeVft, DwK (TW, 132 Condos*. •ad maacaomapacaon ww aM $700 CIRCLE CHEVROLET FuOy loadad. aun root. A/C. i 1 50000 747 4004 i I . Mat oMar. CM MMa r 00 pm. Shrewsbury Ava. Shrewsbury TownhouM* AM lor Sam $72-0000. 741-1130 RED SANK MOTOR* INC 111 A BADGE Of DISTINCTION Vary good cond Hoc. Mual aM. 013.000 251-0117 131 Newman Springs. Rad Sank propane $2200 730-0007 A STAR IS BORN... CORVETTE 1070 — Brown on Dodge-AMC^ee^ Renault Shadow Laka Vtaage. - brown. 51.000 ml.. 4 apd., .m/lm MERCEDES 230 SL - 2 tope. WALKER 4 WALKER. KOUNTRY AIR - XT In White/red 4 spd l naar. good oond.. impi «. tun aiarao caaaalla. PS/PB. A/c. n£$oo 741-U11 S0OO0. CM 072-0310. or bbea t ottef r Cu 741-2OOJ NTTENHOU8E bn JohnV. WUeon bam. asms. Ca> 204-0005 LINCOLN-MERCURY INC. 530-O007 OFFER WANTED - Avoo 20' COUQAR XR-7 1070 — Loaded. _ BENZ CLASSIC 000 Rt35-Ooesn Two 775-1500 LUXURY TOWNHOMS* oUaa A Mow Homo. Complilsli Oood eond. Priced to BM at 1071 - 300 SEL. $12000. E«c AttfaaCI ftKKal flidirlMp by 52400. CM 071-0070. cond CM 442-7317 from Mm SAAB TURBO 1SB3 — Blaok, Near IMPERIAL HOUSE/OCEAN equipped. S KV Onan generator. placing a STAR at tha lop to 5 pm. After 0 pm 220-0410 fully loaded. Must eM. Call Mike COVE in Long Branch, v* - rsuphrjlsejrirl and re- and/or bottom of your ad. COUOER 1070 - E>c cond . 7ST-07S0. days. blocks to beach. 2 or, 2Vt baths, CM040-04J5 • tna Dany PS/PB/PW, A/C. AM/FM. MERCEDES. BENZ 1S74 sun room/dan. 2 large private WINNE*AQO1070 - 20-. Dodga $2100 000-1010 after 4 pm MOSE, classic body. European SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC deck., high ostangs, tied floors, Dapar-manl. $42-1700. model. Muet see. Asking i Springe Rd., nod Bank private garden, central a/c. cMaaa. ataa ban. dual air. gen- CUTLASS SUPREME 1077 — $11.500.171-0143 after s p.m 74<4010 1 energy efflctont gas Mat, land- A/C. PS/PB/PW. am/tm s»-ao AVAIUBLE PORT40 & 760 CLE . WITH or WITHOUT SUNROOF ecapTng, year round home, et In good oond. Mual aM. Asking MERCURY LYNX OS 1*02 - Straub Motors Me. iovery pricing Cloee to shopping • $2300TCM 072-1040. dr. hatchback, A/C. tinted glass. Bulck-Ranaull-Jeep — nhssls. tires 0 Highway 30. Kayport, 2*4-4000 DATSUN — 1070 b210, 4 cyl. 4 SEE & DRIVE THIS LUXURIOUS SLEEK NEW VOLVO AUDI 4000 - 1000. 4 door. a/c. suspension. apd., extras, availability. spd. am/tm cuavna. rununas flood''' 10.000 ml.. slnplss1 s IITUn CM SUBUAHU - 1SS2 OL Hatch- ROADSTER AVAIUBLE ONLY AT SHORE MOTORS 2O1-S31-40S7 anvtm samo. vary low maaga. $475 or boat offer. CM 204400" 0 beck, auto. am/tm radio. 32.000 CM 000-0321 Bob or Brian. 747-0142 muss. $4500. CM 222-4)004 DATSUN 200ZX — 1070. 2*2. AUDI 5000$ 1004 — Aulo.. fuiry MERCURY COMET - 1000. Ex NAVESINK RIVER — SpaBUCU- 220 Wanted sMver-blue. OL package, a/c. cellent body 4 engine. I lar view, naw 1 or 2 bdrm from looted. a«c com). 12.000 ml am/tm ceesn. stereo, crulsa 1100,000 741 .«<• or 741.4011, Automotlv* Must aM. CM 300-2000. tranemtaslon work Asking Wat talk CM 707-0770. SUBARU 1002 OL HATCHBACK SHORE MOTORS VOLVO WE BUY USED CAR* - Top BEETLE 1070 — Automatic sock 071-2701 atler 0 p.m. Aulo., am/lm, 20,000 ml., SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - dollar paid. Bchaa»u Chrysler- MERCEDES BENZ 1B77 - 04100. Exc. cond CM 030-0212. HK.HWAYU M/CARO Furnished-unfurnished 1 Raoant van* lob. Radial graa. DATSUN 210 — 1001. 4 cyl.. 0 PlynwuOi, 141 w. Front St.. Rad $1300. CM 707-4030. 200BE. white, blue Ml. very good T-BIRD 1077 - Robust engine. 5 MANABQUAN Bank 747-0707. sod., p/b. roar datoggar. em/fm oond.. one owner, garage kept. 528-7500 room/dining room.' Cathedra new radial Ores, naw paint fob. csssstls. runs s-QMsnt 03. all maintenance records. calling, on laka Walk to pool, Asking $3000 or beat offer. Call 280 Auto Insurance BMW - 1001 320 I. 47O0O ml ml.. $3450. 730-3400. 011.000 100.000 ml 741-4400. gotf. tennis Garage. Low aeeeet a/c. sun root, am/tm casatla. 503-5220. veluo. By owner. Anxious. MR. AUTO alvar o blua, 0 apaad. EioMani DATSUN 200Z 2t2 1070 - MERCURY COMET 1074 — Meticulously maintained. High owner. Oood condition $1000 or T-BIRD 1070 - Whits with green 542-0352 INSURANCE cond. vary wM malnlalnad. Baal mileage. Must see. Beat offer trim, AC. PS. PB. PW. AM/FM onsr 3004700 daya. beat otter. CM 007-0000. etereo. A-i oond. Low mileage Shadow Lake Village 7744001 avaa. over $4000 CM 071-4200 KAY MOTORS IS YOUR ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT SAVE $$$$$? "" MERCURY MONTE0O MX — $2500. 201-2400. 711 RL 30. Shrewsbury DATSUN 200 ZX 1002 — T-top, 1000 3-aaat station wagon. Auto. BMW — 520E. 1003. Immaculate leather, high hwy. mileage. Exc. PS/PB. Mr, snow urea, trailer TOMS FORD CROWELL AGENCY 747-4000 condition, loaded. 54.000 mi. cond.. $0100 or best offer. Daya htkeh. Recant Dree, brakee. ex. 200 Hwy 30 " Keypori 741-4030 ROUTE 34 INSURANCE AOEN- $10,200. CM 747-0401 or 530-4200: Eve. 030-3403 hauet. $300. 741-0721. 204-1000 CY - Can lor Iras quota! 241-5040 TORONAOO' BROUGHAM 1*04 DATSUN B2I0 1077 — Hatch- MONTE CARLO 1077 - Fully Evanlnga 1 Weekend. 9*5-0600 Na« to "- BMW 1074 2002 — OOOd oond back. 5 apd. overdrive, asking — Coupe. 20.000 ml., loaded Motor VaMda. loadad. wttri BlSLIilc eunroof Must eM. CM Merk 747-4545. rMga Stewart Jam Mitchell Asking $4000 or bssl offer Can $2000. Vary good running con- Mint cond. 00.000 mi Just 7414540 042-7311 201-0400. dition. Great gaa mileage. Call pawled. $4005 firm 503-3075 TOYOTA CELICA 1003 - Lift 270 Auto Service*/ 201-1024 aak tor Don. beck, loaded. 23.000 ml., exc 133 Income Parta BODY SHOP SPECIAL - 1077 MONTE CARLO 1002 — Fully cond.. $7000. CM 707-0000. Property Bmek Sport Coupe. Front tender loaded, air cond.. wire whesaj. T- HONDA CIVIC CVCC 1070 — damaged Oood for parts wps. AM/FM I aaastls 37.000 TOYOTA CELICA - 1070 2 story turn-of-century Dtdg. ml 37.000.222-0400 sftar 8pm White with saddle Interior Auto. or wholMe ear_ . Beat oner CM 5000 or boat otter Shrawsbury Ava. businaaa dlst DATSUN 200ZX 2*2 TURBO am/tm Many now pane. 77.000 204-2300 attar 5. MUSTANG OT 1004 — 7,000 Cell 707-0270 (Weetaldo revltallsaOon). Sals. mesa Dose not run. Muet eM 1003 - Auto . l-lopa. A/C, OL rfHisjS, roiOtN IWnl OOfiQIltOti leeae. or partnership 3000 eq. ft, $100. 530-O3S0 pack 03,000 ml. CxcManl con- TOYOTA 1070 — 41.000 ml 2 r etail/2-2 bdrm apta. 042-4122. BRONCO 1071 — ExoMant run- dition Super deal at $11,000. Price negotiable. $12,000. Cal Auto, immaculate. $2000 or boat Best Selection, Best Prices.. MVDROMATIC TRANSMISSION ning condition. Fust $1000 takee K C Auto Sales. 707-0200 707-7101 altar 0 Otter. 4*5-0430 — From 1070 Chevrolet. 0120 II. CM 730-2041 MUSTANO 1005 134 Farm Property CM 042-1717. DELTA 00 ROYALE — 1070 ConverUbl TOYOTA COROLLA 1070 — 4- and SUPER CARE Service!!! BUHLER 0 BITTER INC Oood condition. Runs good. Call 200, PS/PB. power top. Console speed, new Urea, am/lm casset- FARMLAND — To rant. 32 scree. Ptymouth-Chryalar-MO-Jaguar Hwy. tronlage In Ml JUNK CARS PICKED UP 042-1100 after 0. aulo. many new parta. $4000 te, A/C. Call 540-0050 24 hours. Flat bad avail 3200 Hwy 35 20Z5000 572 0625 Call 071-5202. 0-0 pm Can 707-0007 DODOE COLT 1004 — Auto TOVOTA CELICA 1070 GT - BLHCK SKYLARK — 1070. Fam- irens . 4 dr. hatchback, low mile- MUSTANO CONVERTIBLE — Llftback. A/C. am/fm taps. 3- 135 Commercial ily car. 2 door. Ilka naw. Asking age Asking $0200. Call 1072. 0 cyl., auto. Powder blue spssd. mint cond. 70.000 mis. 280 Motorcycl** 0105O. CM 542-0103 days. wnh naw whits lop. Many new $2000. Cell $42-3275. Prop*rty ATC 200R 531X704 Mgtrta. pens Must see. 52SO0. CM 2 story turn-of-century codded. Exc. cond. cnry o hra DODOE DART 1074 — 40.00C 542-0400. TOYOTA COROLA 1000 - Exc BLHCK REOAL COUPE 1000-0 ml.. $475 or beet otter Also cond.. PS/PB. A/C. auto trana . Shrewsbury Avo. busmei _ on motor. Never raced Muet eM cyl. aulo A/C. AM/FM stereo. MUSTANO 1074 (Weatawe revrtaiaatMnl. SaleS . 51700 or win talk 071-5112 Dodge Wei atereo. $4000. Call 500-2700 p/w. p/a. p/b. 54.000 ml Beat Call 204-110M4-11000. V-0, auto, trana.. running cond leeaa. or partnership 3000 so ft Offer. CM evenings 544-1357. 2 retall/2-2 bdrm apta. 042-4322 BSA - 1071. looks good, i Needs work 3200 naada aoma worn. MOO. DODQE O24 HATCHBACK - CM 730-0054. TRIUMPH TRO — 1071 Vary BUtCK OS 1071 — 300 4-barrel 1002. 4 spd.. s/c. sm/fm stereo good body, runa excellent With COURTS OF RED BANK 530-4102 auto.. Oroat ahape. $3000. CM This amazing new Subaru otters the luxury and sport features you've CONDO OFFICE SPACE - rustprooflng. oxceaenl condition MUSTANG 1005 - 2 3 lope, am/fm cassette. Musi see ENGINE WANTED — For 120 071-0227 daya. 071-0200 atler 5 Asking I3H0. CM 071-3401. Festbeek. Llks new lactory air to appreciate. Call 042-7305 been looking for. Add the turbo option and you've got one fun coupe! le purchase pm Ask tor Laura. AT. PS/PB. am/fm staroo In unlqualy daslghsd office com- OOol- U DODQE COLT 1071 — 2 door. 4 VOLVO PARTS SALE — New- plan Will euMomlia to your 707-2000. BUICK WAOON CENTURY — cyl., auto, economical transpor- ss uead. tor ddkes. restorer. HW5 ««AIHJ K WMW —IMS ttNAin tt wtY— epoclflcstlons For further Intor- HARLEY SPORTSTER - 1003 Custom. 1070. VO. vary clean. tation. Asking $450. Cal Cheepl RED BANK VOLVO. 4 cyl. 1 t«d nan. trans., man. rack S akaen umtnf, Stock HIM msllon call 530-7300, 0-5 pm. Cnromad. naw pamL amraa. Ei a/c. p/b. p/s. stereo. 00.000 ml 741-4453 1073 AMC GREMLIN — Oood 741-5000. PflaeK vtnt. Utsc onset., tiara ettatl Ortvs. HI. balT oaUant condWon. SUM. Qaraga Brakes, shocks, ores recently re- condition. $450 or best otter. CM InoaM, eaam «g clock. AaVTel raM. ant guts, rev 4 cil. 4 101 men tans. 4i4. ran IK* 4 paw*! RED BANK/OFFICE - 2 larga DODOE ASPEN WAOON 1077 - kapt Call 042-0407. placed $3050. 042-7011 530-4504. VOLVO 242 DL — 1070. New lilmnirWaliiXtaia.. ractMag mm bucM pan, wryPist MM. tatc brain. M. el*, raeats. qu rooms, lavatory. 2nd floor weik- 0 cyl. stick shin, good body « alternator, battery, exhauet, mini Iiiisim. elsW taaj on Mcks. Ml-tUs aneMc tMOMS up Convanlant to municipal HONDA CX 000 — 1070. Wind- BUICK CENTURY - 1S04. Low Urea, engine naada work. Baa 1070 OODOE DART — Oood condition $2500or beat otter je, a/c. am/tm casaette. . linhokkkCMCk. IkxIriskKX. «Jsa4-0»saksl» parking 030 squara MSI. $7,75 lairing wnh Clarion otter Can 707-0250 atler 5 p m. running condition High milage Call 787-7310. f. LM Me 17.053 rack starao and locking ntad oJaae. every power option. a/c. $425. 4*5-0007 anytime 3£8 duded. Can 741-0307 0am. lo3 ' " eM 05750. Can 730-0301 NISSAN 10*4 MAXIMA 300 Autos lor Sal* OUR PRICE: 87.799 BUICK REQAL LANDAU COUPE naunaisrssrssruanjia Mokidad. Asklns 014O0. 5 afpDay Sailer Sails, condition. Recently overhauled dlllon. $2000 Call 322-0015 OPEL QT 1072 — 4 cyl. euto- trailer, floor boards. 2 H.P. 1175 Call 201-0752. FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE matlc New paint. Oood con- Evlnrude motor Mooring. 11200. CHEW IMPALA 1070 - A/C WAGON 1071 — Aulo.. A/C. dition. Must sail, 5550 Call Call 747-3007 290 Trucks * AM/FM. new trans. Oood cond PS/PB. 75.000 miles $000. CM 000-0071 or 73B-222T. CM Terry. 071-2074. sttsr 7 pm 057-0523 1002 SEAHAWK — 15 0' open Trailers PARK CHEVROLET Fbgls. skiff 1002 35 HP Msrlnsr CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1003 - FORD ELITE 1070 - 1 ownar. Sele.-Leeung-8ervlce-Parta 10' trailer Coat $4500 sacrifice CHEVY StO BLAZER 1003 - 4 dr., V0, BUR).. PS/PB. A/C exc. cond.. must see Beat offer RL 00. Neptune 775-1212 02000 firm Call 071-0010 atler 0 Exc. cond. 23,000 ml., am/lm AM/FM stereo Exc cond 30.00C Call 022-0200 p.m. 4 cyl.. auto. $0200 or mi. 37000 or beet oner PEUGEOT SAAB OF WALL .201-2700 or 201-4030 071-OO30. FORO THUNDERBIRO 1077 - 22' O'DAY 1077 — Fully equip*). PS/PB, ak. crulaa. New urea. •iesc.4. lOHPoutboard.cradle DODGE 1071 PICK-UP — With CHEW VEOA OT HATCHBACK MojchaWiaCaxatty tMC.» body naaattfa Excellent condition. Carl cap. 0 cyl. auto., new urea, recent 1070 — 4-spesd., 5 good radial pam. Asking (1500 CM PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1071 — 042-0034. tune-up. lUM OlOCtllCOi prooH area, good running cond. Asking 072-0704. seklor Byron IinMsnl expendable transpor- $450 or Beet otter. 071-1 $270 CM 071-0077 tation, bucket eeett, 2 dr. $400 Mercedes-Benz 300 Class 20' SILVERTON 1070 - 310 after 7 p.m. FORD ESCORT 1SS2 — 4 cyl.. 4 Can 431-0450. Chrysler FWC. VHF. fume CHEVROLET MALIBU — Brown dr.. auto. Irene AM/FM radio dactactor. dablh finder, msny sx- FORD 1070 - 500 Series. 10 tl Good condition Runs wen. Sell- $3000. CM 400-0040 attar 0 p.m. PLYMOUTH CHAMP - 1000, tree. $14,500 firm. Deya body, wnh lift gate. New tire. Ing for $2000 or beat offer Call twin ettck. aun roof, stereo, rear Fine German engineering is the criterion at Mercedes-Benz, which makes the 707-0047. eves 072-1040. runs wall. CM 042-4414 0-0 pm FORO THUNOERBIRD 1000 — defroatar/wlper/wuher. axo. 030-0740 after 7 p.m Auto. PS/P*. ak. ateroo. power COM.. 01.000 ml.. $1000 CM 20' BAVLINER — Fisherman FORD BRONCO 1000 - i. CHEVETTE 1001 — Uke naw. 2 windows, rear dafroetat. 44.100 204-3100. 300 class a treat without guilt. 1077. Hae everything. 513.000 or plow. New clutch, naw tires door automatic. A/c. am/fm. low ml. $4200. RASSAS PONTIAC , bast offer. CM 7414001 •1200 or boot otter Col mileage, just sowlood. $3000. 300 Broad SI. Rad Bank. PLYMOUTH SATTELITE 1073 — 741-5100. Need. Trans., engine 0 body Indulge yourself in the pleasure of driving any one of the 300 class, with its BLUE JAY — Excellent racing CM 400-4025 good 707-0201 alter 8 pm. record. Fiberglass, complete FORD PICK-UP 1073 — Rune CHEVY VAN - 1075. series 10.0 FORD FAIRMONT 1070 - With superb performance, agile handling, and all-out luxury. with Mil., splnsker 3 trailer. No good. Body good ehepa. No rust cyl.. eac. cond. $2000. CM air cond. $700 or bast otter. PLYMOUTH ARROW - 1070. 4- reasonable offer refuaed. Csll 4 wheel drive. $1000 firm. CM 730-0400 030-3700. eves or weekends cyl.. 5-epd.. AC. Low mnei 741-4040 072-1001 or 201-3170 Ortg. owner. Exc. o Balance that with the emminently sensible virtues inherent in a Mercedes- CHEVY IMPALA CUSTOM - FORO MAVERICK 1070 — Good $24*0/00. 071-7020. CAPE DORY TYPHOON 18' 1070 FORD PICK-UP — 4x4. 0 1070. p/w. p/t. p/b. 54,000 ml. running cond Needs some work. Oood cond. $5300. $300, OS IS. 204-0370. PLYMOUTH DUSTER - 1070 Benz motorcar: uncompromising quality, value as an investment, longevity, oood t/4wi#poftaiUon and body p/s. aulo. slant 0. runa good Call 042-3037 01500 or best offer CM GEORGE WALL 530-7302. leave mimgi. 072-1007 sftar 5. $470. CM 204-3750. commitment to safety. DUCK BOAT 0 Oey ty LINCOLN/MERCURY Moving must sell Asking $1 FORD BRONCO XLT 1004 - 4 x Shrawsbury Ave. si Sycamore PLYMOUTH VALIENT 1074 - 4 4. mint cond. 10.000 ml. Full CHEW NOVA 1072 — 307 VO, Shrewsbury 747-0400 dr.. 0 cyl., P/S. AM/FM stereo Ca«04?-2O50. 120.000 miles. Body damaged ' ml. Asking $700. Choose from one of the many models of the Mercedes-Benz 300 class currently loaded. 014.000. 204-2747. but lust wild inspection. $900 10' RHODES DAVSAILOR — OOLDEN EAOLE JEEP 107* — or bast offer by Sunday. Fiberglass, eac. salts, mooring, 1000 FORD VAN — Opssssngsr FuOy loadad. $3000 firm. Going available at Davison Motor Car Company. It's a treat you deserve. VO. 3 spd. • overdrive, p/a. p/b 741-7000 alter 4 p.m. over seea CM 042-3000. PLYMOUTH VOLAP.IE 1070 — 4- cradle. WW paint bottom snd spsad. sock shift, good running, Munch. 747-0432. a/c. am/tm stereo, tow milage exc. cond. 042-3079 CHEVETTE 1001 - Oood con- GRAND PRIX 1077 — T-topa. gj^lnape**,, $*3 dition. New radial Ores. EVINRUDE MOTOR - 0 HP long $1$00orbaat Blaupunkt fm radio. Orlglonal shafl $175 CM sflsr 0:3S FORD PICK UP 1074 — V-0 Otter. CM 707-O022 after 7. owner. 01,00 ml. $1750 or bast MERCEDES-B ENZ 042-2130 automatic, PS, am/tm i asssils PLYMOUTH OUSTER 1*72 offer CM 201-5000 daya or OTO 1000 - RebuHl 400. 4 apd.. $1500 or beat otter. CM after 0 new pamt S whaata. Too much to $000 EVINRUOE outboard, 0.0, man- pm 730-0070. 071-0014 eves CM 070-0144. r longj. . Oa< s can Included. Net Must see. Asking $3000. CM JEEP CHEROKEE. 70, V.O CHEW 1073 Van — Good alter 4 p.m. 707-0011, ask tor Aanmg• SMS" PLYMOUTH VALIANT 10(0 — . many extras, $4500. CM shape, sulo. heavy duty, 00 Tom. 00,000 ortg. ml.. Good running 10' ALBACORE - With traitor 13-4100 Urea $000 or best offer. CM engine, need, some body * eleg $1200. 300-1072 avas. HONOA ACCORD 1077 — 2 "W"»av" II II MAZDA 1*04 SES PICK-UP - 220-3100. door. 5-epeed, A/C. PB, 00.000 work or great lor parts. 1200 or LASER 1001 — 0*4000. Excel- Cap, step bumper, sport wheels CHEW MALIBU WAOON 1001 miles. Run, aaa, 11500 CM beet offer 251-1270 alter s. lem competitive record 2 eeto of 0 Ores, kit wipers, west coast — Automatic, p/s. p/b, A/C, rear 500-0210 aftar 0. PONTIAC FIRE0IRO 1077 OMS. $000. CM attar 5:30 mirrors, stereo, bedtiner. 1 defrost, am/tm stereo, roof rack. ESPRIT — 0 cyl. PS/PB. A/C owner, 10,000 mwee. Like new HONOA ACCORD — 1070. Car DAVISON 042-2IM 1 ownar. $3005 071-1000 am/fm radio. Aaklng 02700 CM $4000 firm. 070*3170. runs, am/tm redk>. Sate for parta ir MAROUS BOW RIDER IO — CHEW MALIBU WAGON 107* only. $400 firm. CM 201-0000 after 0 741-4452. On b-aear. $0000. or 22- SEA 10*0 CHEROLETC-30- RebuW — Radio, A/C. Oood transpor- PONTIAC ORAND PRIX - 1070 HAY CC. IO $10,000. Aftar 0:30. engine. Good Ores. Sow many tation. $050 Call 042-0000 after HONDA tO 1077 - 43.000 1 news: body a/c. p/a. p/b, power window. 071-0120 Iniaam- last eummer 31200 Priced to eell at $2100 CM atler 5. 2*4-7074. exc. compression good, 30-33 tr O'DAY MARINER — Oood CHEW M0N2A 1070 — Hatch- ml./gel. reg gaa. Bad news: M CM 201-5000 oond.. Cox trailer. 0 HP O/B. TRAILER — «Mhaul SOW blkee back. 50.50.000 0 moosoos.. AutomaticAutoatc,. past vefve guides, left front wheel PONTIAC LE MANS 1072 - boa added tor houaahou use, airi , am/fmf . $1700$1700. CM bearing 01500 No negotiating. PS/PB. A/C. Oood trana. Needs $170. CM 071-0010 attar 0. 400-0052. •omework Beat offer. 405-0000