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SINCE 1878 TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1984 • 25CENTS GOP convention opens with ringing praise for Reagan DALLAS (AP) - Republicans the Republican vision of America who was part oi an administration opened their 33rd national conven- as a land of freedom und Individual fur four years which was a disaster tion yesterday with a denunciation opportunity, not big government economically " of the Democrats and a ringing paternalism " The GOP assembled in an over- endorsement of "the Reagan re- "Nueslra case es su casa." she heated convention city in a mood of cord of peace, prosperity and pride said, extending the welcome in uncommon optimism — with Re- in America ' The president cam- Spanish "Our home is your home " agan and Vice President George paigned at a distance, boasting he The delegates listened politely, Rush well ahead in public opinion fashioned a "miracle" of economic as if saving their exuberance for polls and a new report showing the recovery. later in the week, when Reagan I1 S economy expanding at the Sen. Howard Baker made Re- wins the nomination and arrives to healthy rate of 7 6 percent .On top agan's case from the convention accept it Making a reference lo of that, Mondale has 'been podium, detailing the recent econ- House speaker Tip O'Neill, the hampered by the questions con- omic boom and gloating, "Walter (Jill's arch-villain, Secretary cerning his running mate's family Mondale can't stand it Margaret Heckler could draw only finances "I hope this woman In the vast, air-conditioned con- a handful of boos survives," Sen Paul Laxalt said as vention hall, a parade of prime Former President Gerald R Geraldlne Ferraro released her time orators sought to lure Demo- Ford, warming up for his conven- financial statements - but it was crats from the Mondale ticket to tion speech tonight with a broad- clear that Republican delegates Reagan's. side attack on Mondale, said in a were enjoying the Democratic dis- Keynote speaker Katherine Or- television interview that Demo- comfort along with their conven- tega appealed to millions of "main- crats are in trouble this fall tion oratory stream" Democrats who "share because they "nominated a person Set Reagan, page A2 Tax material released TINY QUEST — One-year-old Taylor Tennant Convention in Dallas. Taylor's father, Alexander, of Lynn, Mass., tries or) a tri-cornered hat for size is a delegate last night on the floor of the Republican National by Ferraro, husband WASHINGTON (AP) - Seeking to dispel a cloud of questions shadowing her vice-presidential Si New Jersey GOP women campaign, Geraldlne Ferraro and her millionaire husband revealed ELECTlt yesterday that they pay about 40 percent of their Income in taxes discounting gender gap and sent the government a $5.1,459 COMMISSION check to cover an error they made DALLAS (AP) - Women the state Division «f International a Republican candidate for US on their federal taxes in 1978 delgates from New Jersey say the Trade Senate, were scheduled to speak The New York congress woman, featured position given women at Ms Reagan has promoted the today alto disclosed that she and her the Republican National Conven- ERA in speeches across the coun- Mrs Mochary said President , husband, real-estate owner and tion should help put "to rest" try and encouraged women del- Reagan has been "very, very fair" I manager John Zaccaro, have a concerns about Ronald Reagan's egates to work for an ERA plank in to women combined net worth of almost 13 8 gender gap, although some are the GOP platform in 1988 "The president has consistently million disappointed by the party plat- Assemblywoman Marie Muhler supported women for key roles in The revelations at a Washington form's lack of support for the Equal of Marlboro, N.J., said an ERA his administration and has done a hotel several doors from the head- Rights Amendment. plank in the GOP platform would lot to further women's causes such quarters of the Democratic presi- Several women from the del- have boosted Reagan's image with as improved day-care legislation," dential campaign came after a egation met with Maureen Reagan, women said Ms Mochary, who is not a week of increasing questions and the president's daughter, yesterday But she added "Enough has delegate I don't think the gender pressure over Ms. Ferraro's family to talk about the platform commit- been done already that we should gap that the Democrats keep finances. The first disclosures covered the tee decision to drop backing of the have put the gender gap issue to talking about exists ' ERA from the party's official rest This convention, with all its couple's tax returns and went position paper this year. women participants, should help do Half of the 64 delegates and M beyond any requirements for dis- "We discussed how disappointed that ' alternates from New Jersey are closure in federal law we were that the party didn't see "It's great the way women have women Nationally, women make They Included the separate tax fit to include ERA in the platform been given the spotlight at this up 47 percent of the 2.235 delegates returns that Ms. Ferraro has filed this year and she told us not to give convention, " said delegate Barbara compared to 1976 when women since she became a member of up but to keep working," said Hazel Chadwick of Rutherford, N J , who comprised just 31 percent. Congress in 1979, the separate Gluck, a delegate from Lakewood, handed out small American flags to "I believe women are better off returns filed by her husband during N.J., who is executive director of wave during the introduction of under the Reagan administration that period; and the Joint federal the state lottery. United Nations Ambassador Jeane because some real progress has Income tax return they filed in 1978 "As women delegates, we want J Kirkpatrick been made, " said Judith Stanley of The documents showed that the to support party unity but we also Ms Kirkpatrick and United Middletown, N.J., a delegate and couple had combined income from want people to know that the States Treasurer Katherine Ortega chairwoman of the New Jersey 1(79 to 1M3 of $866,443 Last year, moderates among us are not rep- addressed the- convention last Highway Authority "Two of his Ms. Ferraro earned $70,358 and MONEY TALK — Lynn Oliphanl, right, deputy general counsel for resented in some aspects of the night. Health and Human Services Cabinet members are women and Zaccaro's gross income was the Mondale Ferraro campaign, delivers Geraldine A Ferraro's platform," added delegate Ming Secretary Margaret Heckler and there is a woman on the Supreme $303,030. financial disclosure report lo Patricia Klein, chief of records for the Hsu of Westfield. N.J , director of Mary Mochary of Montclair. N.J., Court " See Ferraro, page A2 Federal Election Commission in Washington Officials claim pollution hurting tourism, fishing TOMS RIVER (AP) - The during a legislative hearing yester- thousands of charter fishing and continued dumping of treated and day party boats unprocessed sewage by New York "There is no question .. the "New Jersey could be one of the City into waterways is preventing industry is stifled by pollution and centers in the world for underwater New Jersey's multi-million dollar adverse publicity, ' said Ray diving, but because of pollution we tourism and fishing industries from Bogan. head of United Boatman of don't have the industry," said growing, according to testimony New JPrsey, which represents Bofan New Jersey Assemblywoman Marlene Lynch Ford, D-Ocean, told -Tuesday. the more than 100 people at the Index hearing here that New York City People A2 discharges about 220 million gal- Obiluanes A7 lons of raw sewage a day in to the Advice A9 Opinion A6 Hudson and East rivers. Arts. . B7 Sports B3 The sewage, which the city will Business B8 Television B7 not have to treat until at least the Classified B9 Your Town B1 early 1990s, floats south to the Comics . B6 Lottery waters off the New Jersey shore, Lifestyle A8 Winning numbers m Ihe New Je'- she said B7 sey lottery appear on page A7 Movies . This summer, beaches at Seaside See Pollution, page At Gangway Weekday Specials . Jobs' Jobs' Jobs! »M chairman of the lobstensi $7 95 to 111 95 128 Bay manent Temporary In today's at Eastmont Orchards, Colts Neck Lynch Ford, D-Ocean. Ray Bogan, at left m right Comrrercial Fisher I opposi- Tall 542-5404 to confirm availability Ave -Highlands 291-8991 Classified section photo, representative tor United Boatmen of New tion to ocean dun , «age A2 The DftrihRegister TUESDAY, AUGUST ?i. 1934 Ferraro data is released

(continued) is in broad ranges, but the cam- effort to repay him $109,000, Ms Francis O'Brien, a Mondale- paign last night released a separ- Ferraro arranged to sell her half- Ferraro press spokesman, said of ate, specific net worth statement to interest in a building at 231 Centre Zacraro's disclosures, "No spouse the press It put Ms. Ferraro's Street in lower Manhattan She took Sawyer joining (of a national candidate I has ever estimated net worth as of July 31 the proceeds from the sale and disclosed that type of information at 1760,000, of which more than two- loaned them to her campaign, before " thirds was her share of the couple's which used the money to repay her '60 Minutes' Jim Johnson, Walter F Mon- three homes husband dale's campaign director, said of Zaccaro's net worth as of the In addition to that step, the same date was listed as $3020,000 election commission required the NEW YORK (API Jane Wallace is the "lead the couple's disclosures "They The statement said that 12 75 campaign to pay a $750 fine, much candidate" to become the new female anchor of the have withstood the test of public million of Zaccaro's net worth was below the maximum because the "CBS Morning News," freeing Diane Sawyer to join trust and public integrity." tied up in real estate held by campaign claimed to have received "60 Minutes" and break the CBS newsmagazine's Vice President Bush, in Dallas at corporations or partnerships in bad legal advice exclusive fraternity of male correspondents, a the GOP national convention, said which he has an interest These Initially, Ms Ferraro and a network executive said yesterday "we ought to let the facts come out to let the American people decide " include six New York City buildings business associate of her husband, "Diane looks like a certainty for '60 Minutes,"' At any rate, he asserted, the issue and condominiums in that city and Manny Lerman, had purchased the said an executive at CBS News who spoke on the will be "marginal" to the election the Virgin Islands building in May, 1978. for $175,000 condition of maintaining anonymity because the voters will focus on An additional statement provided For her half-interest she put up Ms Wallace, who has been substituting for Ms Reagan and Mondale, not on the details on the P Zaccaro Co , about $25,000 and a $62,250 mort- Sawyer on the morning news, had been a CBS vice presidential candidates called the only business enterprise gage She sold the building to reporter from Miami covering Latin America She O'Brien and typed statements of Zaccaro's in which Ms. Ferraro7 Lerman for $100,000 cash and his had not done anchor work prior to her summer released with the returns con- has any interest. It said P. Zaccaro agreement to assume her mort- assignment firmed published reports over the is a real estate management com- gage Her official new position "hasn't been finalized weekend that the couple would owe pany that runs about 22 buildings O'Brien explained that the ac- yet," said the CBS News executive "But she 1 the additional taxes for 1978 The statement said that Ms countant forgot to include the lead candidate " The spokesman said the couple Ferraro is a director of P. Zaccaro mortgage in the statement of her The source did not know whether Ms Sawyer Diane Sawyer Gov. Bob Graham was filing an amended return Co. and shareholder in it but "has gain. Tax experts said this was not would return to the morning program This week, yesterday for 1978 along with the never drawn a salary from the an uncommon error. she's a floor reporter at the Republican convention check, which included $29,709 in company nor received any fees for Questions have been raised about The next two weeks, the source said, she will be on when they were found at a restricted area without additional income tax for the year services from the company." the increase in the value of the vacation proper credentials, police said and $23,750 in interest for the late Regarding the repayment to the property In just four months but When any official announcement does come, it's Police Sgt Jody Thomas said the three said they payments He said the under- IRS, campaign spokesman O'Brien yesterday's disclosures revealed unlikely that Ms. Sawyer will immediately appear on were guests of a person with credentials "who payment occurred because of an said the error was discovered by that the building was sold again in "60 Minutes ' The show's new season begins Sept neglected to escort them back out. We haven't error by the couple's former tax the accounting firm of Arthur November, 1980, for $375,000. 16, and the source said, in all probability, Ms Sawyer proven that, or disprove!) it, and I don't know the accountant Young & Co , hired three weeks ago $50,000 more than the value placed won't be on that broadcast name of the credentialed person." Later in the day, Ms. Ferraro by the couple. D'Brien said the on it when Ms. Ferraro sold it in Don Hewitt, executive producer of "(0 Minutes," filed financial disclosure forms Internal Revenue Service had not October, 1978 has said that Ma. Sawyer could not appear on the Wilson, 42, was in custody for more than 3'4 hours with the Federal Election Com- discovered the error, which he The disclosures also confirmed show or in the opening credits until she has produced before posting J200 bond, said Bob Knowles, Dallas mission, just 11 minutes before the attributed to the family's longtime that in early 1979 Zaccaro a backlog of several segments. County detention commander deadline The statement of current accounting firm, Selger & purchased the half-interest in the Another CBS source, who also asked not to be assets and liabilities is required of Bressman of New York City. building from Lerman for the exact identified, said Ms Sawyer had not been working on The employees, who posted 1400 bond each, were candidates for federal office. The accountants in 1978 failed to amount Lerman had paid Ms. "60 Minutes" stories. charged with misdemeanor possession of drugs after list as a gain for Ms. Ferraro the Ferraro. "60 Minutes," which has been either the top-rated almost 270 pills were found on them in a search, said In her FEC filings, Ms Ferraro amount of a mortgage which was or No. 2 series the past four seasons, has been an Knowles — as promised - waived the assumed by a partner who Published reports had suggested all-male bastion since it began at the bottom of the controversial exemption she had purchased her interest in a New that this had been a plan to ratings heaj> in September, 1968 At that time, the claimed on her congressional dis- York City building, the statement circumvent the election law. But correspondents were Mike Wallace and Harry Family mark* 5 annivertariet closure forms and instead reported said the campaign's disclosure state- Reasoner. DE PERE, Wis (AP) - Five brothers and sisters her husband's assets along with The sale of that building was ments asserted that the entire Morley Safer joined the show in 1970, Dan Rather and their spouses had a weekend reunion — all hers. She had contended that she forced by an investigation of her arrangement was an unnecessarily in 1975 and Ed Bradley in 1981. Andy Rooney has been celebrating their 30th wedding anniversaries did not need to disclose his assets 1978 campaign by the Federal elaborate process set up by Zaccaro contributing commentaries since 1978. because she had no knowledge of Election Commission. The com- because he did not realize that he Ms. Sawyer would not be the first female regular It was wedding after wedding when Marie them and did not benefit from mission ruled that her husband had could legally buy the property from on the show, however. Liberal magazine writer Ambrosius' children got married three decades ago. them violated federal law by loaning too his wife directly at a fair market Shana Alexander was. Although not a correspondent, "It just sort of came naturally," Mrs. Ambrosius The reporting on the FEC forms much money to her campaign In an price Ms. Alexander was part of the "Point-Counterpoint" said "As one got married, I didn't feel I lost one, segments, debating conservative columnist James J. but gained one. And they're a great bunch of kids." KlTpatrlck, from 1975 to 1979 Celebrating with an anniversary Mass on Sunday Governor goes to tea were Bill and Jo Ambrosius, Richard and Cal Reagan draws high praise Buntman, Nick and Elaine Webb, and Jack and Pat PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) - Gov. Bob Graham was Ambrosius, all of De Pere, and Gary and Rose Marie (coatlaued) seeking to broaden its appeal, tion. We will leave here to re-elect at it again yesterday with his "work days," in which Pollatz, of Surlcg assailed an "indecisive, inexperi- Ronald Reagan " the multimillionaire takes on an ordinary job to see The only sour note on day one of enced" Mondale, and said that in In Decatur, III., Reagan said, how other people make a living Bill Ambrosius said several members of the the Republican convention came four years, Reagan "has restored "We are not tied to the failed Graham was flown from the Pensacola Naval Air family discussed double weddings, but they decided from party moderates unhappy America's faith in itself." policies of the past, policies that Station to the aircraft carrier Lexington in the Gulf instead to have separate ceremonies, all the same with the conservative platform, "We have come a long way in relied on more taxing, more spend- of Mexico to pull a tour of maintenance duty on the day cleared for approval tonight "I four years, from the shame of ing and more government." flight deck don't think it's worth the paper it's Tehran to the brave rescue of He said his policies have "ig- His Lexington duty was Graham's 169th work day. Rose Marie Pollatz, the last of the five children written on," said Rep Silvio Conte American students in Grenada," nited, for the first time in decades, He began the work days as a campaign gimmick in to get married, recalled that her mother told her to of Massachusetts. she said high growth with low inflation. This 1978, working In Jobs ranging from cutting logs to "wait her turn " The Republicans took time out is creating so many jobs that our cleaning fish. He has continued the program while from the speeches to stage a tribute As for Mondale's plan for higher European allies are calling it the in office at the rate of 12 a year. to the American Olympic athletes taxes to cut the deficit, she said, American miracle — 6.5 million The governor has pulled other military duty on Gaynor is in good condition There were chants of "USA" as a "There he goes again" — an echo, new jobs just since the recovery previous work days, flying aboard an Air Force half dozen medal winners were and not the first this year — of PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) - Former film star began " helicopter, riding as co-pilot in an Air National introduced. Reagan's effective retort to Carter Janet Gaynor is reported in good condition as she Guard jet, and sailing submerged aboard the nuclear The Republicans debuted an during their 1980 campaign debate Reagan comes to Dallas on continues to receive treatment for an undisclosed submarine Florida. elaborate, seven-screen backdrop "Fifty million people said 'no' to Wednesday, in time to watch on illness at Desert Hospital to the podium Delegates could see Walter Mondale four years ago, and television at his hotel suite as the speaker on a large center they can't wait to say 'no' again to delegates nominate both him and Miss Gaynor, 77, has asked the staff not to release screen, and partisan graphics him in 1984," retiring Senate ma- Bush Charge againtt Wilton dropped the nature of her ailment, hospital spokeswoman spread along the other screens jority leader Baker said in a speech His agents worked away from the DALLAS (AP) - The Beach Boys' Brian Wilson Linda Rlggs said yesterday The president sought votes in prepared for the delegates. hall as well as in to ensure his re- and two other men spent a few hours in jail on Miss Gaynor, who won an Oscar in 1929 for her Illinois and Ohio, ridiculing Mon- He said millions of jobs have election Campaign director Ed charges of criminal trespass at the Republican performance in the silent film "Seventh Heaven," dale's "knee-jerk" desire to raise been created, interest rates have Rollins and Labor Secretary Ray National Convention site. checked into the hospital about two weeks ago under taxes, as his surrogates carried his fallen, the crime rate is down and Donovan met with Teamsters However, the complaint against Wilson was her married name of Janet Gregory message in Dallas before a crowd "people can take vacations leaders to appeal for a replay of he dropped after officials of the Republican National of 2,235 delegates and 15.000 sup- again " because of Reagan's poli- union's 1980 endorsement Committee decided they did not want to prosecute, She is married to stage and film producer Paul porters cies "and Walter Mondale can't Laxalt, Reagan's campaign said GOP spokesman Bill Greener. The California Gregory, and they reside in nearby Desert Hot Said UN Ambassador Jeane stand It." chairman, suggested Mondale rock group had performed for convention delegates Springs Kirkpatrick - a Democrat cheered might drop running mate Ferraro Saturday night. at her first Republican convention "We're going to campaign on the from his ticket, but quickly added, Besides "Seventh Heaven," Miss Gaynor also Wilson and the two men, who listed themselves as — "The Reagan administration has strongest economy in three decades "I hope this woman survives ... She starred in the original "A Star Is Born " employees of the Beach Boys, were arrested Sunday restored the American economy It and seven presidents," party chair- and her people have been badly is restoring our military strength " man Frank Fahrenkopf St. told served by the Mondale campaign But she withheld from the conven- delegates as he opened the conven- people" tion the gesture it hoped for, skipping the chance to declare THE WEATHER herself a Republican after a life- time in the Democratic party Press efforts to end "Let the Democrats run their Jersey shore campaign on rhetoric, " I' S TtM Forte—18 p m EDT,Tuesday,Augus* 21 Treasurer Ortega said in her ad- Sunny today with highs ne.ir 80 Iran, Iraq conflict dress aimed at independents and Light winds Clear tonight Lows wavering Democrats watching on MANAMA. Bahrain IAP) - In- Arabia and Kuwait, said his country near 60 Sunny tomorrow with highs television "We Republicans will dian and Pakistani officials toured supported the resumption of media- in the lower 80s Ocean water run ours on the Reagan record of Persian y John M Cook a"d H#ory Cujy Orlando hririgr. add 40 minutes Ot 61 cdy M 75 71 The committee scheduled the "The continued ocean disposal of 72 Philadelphia 7T 6.' CI' M*n Ofono 79 W clr technologies, " Florio said t pried [he ' is *•« at a" AP news TOMORROW: Sunrise6:12a m , 92 0.1 cdy Sac'amtilO 90 S7 ii priority over those of our state." sunset 7:45 p.m. 82 61 Cdy SI LOW* SS M i.i, said Ms Ford "New Jersey cannot "By denying the opportunity to 58 41 C0y SI P«» T»mp« M a? 44 Ml ot mt Amer.c».r Ne* to- coiieo# st S3 •04 cdy M ( TO n* — . o above rate* 90 fii Cdy 75 el source recovery, that would lead to eries Commission n rum Home delivery by Ca"*< - Oa-'y and Sunday AManlK. 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"Two years Flores. a medical student until Jervis said 320 Salvadorans had the government closed its univer [I I no: so bad if you move TRUMPETING HIS VIEWS ber of the congregation ago, I lived in a Salvadoran refugee luen xr.inted asylum and 10,876 sity when civil war intensified in . n< kh from the air conditioned — Phillip Matalucci, Cape May The six. who left war-torn El camp in Honduras I saw people denied it in the year thai ended July Salvador about two months ago, arrive in that camp who had 1979. was accused by the U.S.- .11 •ml taxis into the air County treasurer and a del- backed government of being a rebel conditioned convention center," said they changed their names to been set on fire, who'd been Bui Jervis said (here were just egate from New Jersey, Wear- sympathizer lelegate Geraldine Mattson protect relatives at home raped " liner nations from whom more ing a hat advertising his politi- "I was captured last year, and, "f f'ranford. NJ, vice chair- The congregation of St Michael s He said thousands of civilians refugees were granted asylum in cal preferences, pauses after what they called preventive woman, of the Republican State Chapel voted to harbor the family have been tortured and killed in the Ihe Him period Iran, 3,804. outside the Dallas Convention detention, taken to a prison where. I ominittee. and find jobs for the adults because country during civil conflict in Nicaragua. 90ti. and Poland. 641 Center yesterday prior to at- Mm you rani stand still or ycu will mell," she said. tending the opening session of Delegate. Anthony Imperiale of the Republican National Con- Newark, N J , added, "Stay in- vention. Shultz says America trusted again lon'l go out at all That's Republican governors In the coun- my advice WASHINGTON (AP( - Sec- vention of the Veterans of Foreign US successes in Latin America, Shultz said "a steady, purposeful try, Tom Kean is from the Ttic temperature officially hit retary of State George P Shultz Wars, which gave him its 1984 Europe and Asia, but he omitted application of our diplomatic and Northeast and he would make a 106 degrees on Sunday — making said yesterday that President Re- Dwight D Eisenhower dis- mention of the Middle Fast or military strength offers real hope great vice presidential can- I1 ill r une of the hottest spots in agan has restored U S leadership tinguished service award The text Lebanon He did refer to "obstacles for peace in Central Amei I.III and didate." Matalucci said ihe nation of the free world by demonstrating of Shultz's was released here and occasional setbacks" to Ameri- security for the hemisphere " Golden said the governor was And there is no relief in sight "that America can be trusted to In Kastern Europe, "time is not can interests abroad Pol 'unvi'ntioneers The forecast unaware of the plans and Kean confront challenges, not wish them on the side of Imperial domi- Shultz rejected arguments by Shultz said the United States lor the rest of the week is for isn't interested in running for away." nation," Shultz said in a reference Reagan administration critics, in- must be ready to engage ourselves mure of the same, with national office. Shultz said communism is re- to the Soviet Union. cluding Democratic presidential where necessary throughout the temperatures possibly going even treating around the world, and Echoing a statement Reagan candidate Walter Mondale, that world " higher Members of the New Jersey declared that "the world's future is made last week. Shultz said the poverty and years of oppression are delegation who attended Mon- a future of freedom " He cited United States will never accept the root causes of conflicts in Central "We must be ready to use our Although Gov. Thomas H. Kean day's opening session of the what he described as American idea of a divided Europe He said America diplomatic skills and our military says he won't decide until early Republican National Convention success in turning back a com- the nations of Eastern Europe may "We all know what the problem strength in defense of our values, next year whether to run for re- found out that they face a long munist threat in Central America not regain their freedom in his or is in Central America Nicaragua's and our interests, " he said i-lec I Kin in November 1985, some trip every day from their hotel to "Our policies are working," he his children's lifetime "but some push toward militarism and lie said the administration is of his supporters have decided to the downtown convention center said in a prepared speech in day it will happen " totalitarianism, ' Shultz said willing to negotiate with the Soviet He referred to the guerrillas • IIM|I.II>MI for him at the Re- The LBJ Hilton Hotel where Chicago that coincided with the I'nion and other adversaries, but fighting the Sandimsta government public.in National Convention. the delegation is staying is a 12- opening of the Republican National The secretary said: "In the past that negotiations alone should not in Nicaragua with CIA assistance The Republican governor ad mile bus ride from the center. Convention in Dallas, where Re- four years, this nation has taken the be Ihe goal of American policy agan is expected to be renominated essential steps to restore its leader- as 'freedom fighters " rdreated the New Jersey del- Traffic around the convention He also said a strong military is for a second term as president ship of the free world " egation on Monday, standing in hall is heavy and buses carrying Shullz dismissed the Nicaraguan vital to successful negotiations "Gradually, but inevitably, com- "Our pride in our country gives from of two large blue signs the delegations are required to elections scheduled for November because "negotiations and munist aggression is losing the us strength to lead abroad." he tearing the message, "Tom park about a mile from the as looking "more and more like diplomacy not backed by strength contest," Shultz said said Kean, N'.I Governor '88." center Passengers then have to sham elections on the Soviet are ineffectual at best, dangerous Shult? addroioMt the annual con- Carl (iolden, a Kean spokes- board shuttle buses that take Shultz cited what he described as model " at worst " man, said he didn't know who put them to the front door. the signs up but added, "I guess But that doesn't mean the somebody thinks he knows what delegates can go in and take their Postal unions back off from strike threat I he governor's decision will be." seats. Heavy security inside the At least one of the delegates center requires that all delegates LAS VEGAS, Nev (AP) - tion of Letter Carriers "We think "Let me put the US Postal "We have a persuasive case, we li.is even bigger plans for Kean in and other visitors pass through Backing off from strike threats, the evidence supports our case " Service on notice, " said Sombrotto think the evidence supports our 1988 airport-type metal detectors and members of two unions rep- The American Postal Workers " If it reneges on its commitment lo ease," said Sombrollo "We are Cape May NJ . Republican have their pocketbooks and brief- resenting half a million postal Union also voted to allow its obey the new law or tries once willing to take our chances with an Chairman Philip Matalucci said cases inspected. workers voted Monday to submit executive board to enter the arbi- again tn cut wages or benefits, our arbitrator " he plans to hand out 175 placards The Garden State group was 30 their contract dispute with the tration process union has given me the power to Both groups have been without a i in the floor of the convention minutes late getting to the open- Postal Service to binding arbi- Moe Biller, president of the call a strike " contract since last month when Ing ceremonies Monday because tration they rejected the government's Wednesday to launch Kean's 300,000-member APWU. said, how- In Washington, Postal Service of the trip to the center and the ever, that his union did not vote "final offer," which included a eampaign for national office. The union members, who have spokesman David McLean said in a long lines at security posts. specifically not to strike three year wage freeze and a plan Matalurci, who said the plan been working without a contract telephone interview after the votes "It's frustrating because it's "This leaves the door open to do lo create a two-tier wage scale in was conceived by the New Jersey since July 21, rejected what would that "there's just not going to he happening and we're missing it, " have been an illegal strike action in whatever we want to do," said which new employees would be State Republican County Chair- much reaction lo this tonight " man'i Association, said he also said delegate Ming Hsu of West- voice votes at separate conventions Biller paid an average of $5,300 a year less Both unions, angered by give than veterans in Ihe same jobs will hiiml out 3.000 song sheets, field, NJ state director of the in Las Vegas And Sombrotto said his union reserved the right to call a strike backs demanded by government noisemaker! and use an inflatable state Division of International "We are willing to take our if the Postal Service tries to get negotiators, had threatened lo call robot in his floor presentation. Trade "It seems like we're just chances with arbitration," said Postmaslei (iener.il William F too far away " Vincent Sombrotto, president of the around the binding arbitration strikes, which are illegal for gov "1 in:ure there are only 15 Bolger has vowed lo fire strikers 220,000-member National Associa- procedure ernment workers The decision by the letter car and allow private companies to riers to go lo binding arbitration deliver the mall if postal employees starts a process that officials say walk off Ihe job in defiance of State delegates praise the opening session federal law forbidding strikes by will result in an arbitrated decision sometime in December government employees DALLAS 'AP' - New Jersey with the message, "Three Cheers a lot of sense." union officials to drum up support delegates joined in a rousing open- For Jeane!" The committee on Sunday re- for the president and the party ing session of the Republican "I think what she said made a lot fused to change the rule V.li.m.il Convention Monday, sub- of sense, and not just because she Kean said New Jersey would "Basically, I stressed that the luiiip for Ihe moment their com- criticized the Democrats," said take the issue to the floor only if president's policies have been good ih.it delegate allotments Hazel F Gluck, a delegate from five other states join the fight for working people and that there's favoi smaller states. Lakewood, NJ and executive Under convention rules, six states room in the party for everyone The lit Garden State delegates director of the state lottery. must back an issue before It can be black, Hispanic, women, every argued on the floor ito applause and waved flags At a meeting of the New Jersey one," he said "It's the opportunity Meanwhile, II S Labor Secretary . Republican National Chairman conventioneers earlier Monday. that this party offers that we're Raymond Donovan of Short Hills, a UNDER THE GIGANTIC BIG TOP! Frank Falnenkopf pronounced the Kean said the state may stage a trying to stress, the opportunity to delegate, addressed a breakfast TODAY ONLYtll CUP ihi p.- rty of America's protest on the convention floor over be even better off economically meeting of %>amsters and other E»t Freehold Park itun delegate selection process than we've ever been " (Show Oioundnl ll is inspiring to see the Kean, along with officials of Performances 5 30 A 8 P.M. delegations so behind the presi- Children $3.50 Adult! $5.50 other Northeastern states and sev- * Ftmlly Tradition Since 1110 .nd delegate Judith Stanley eral Midwestern states, had asked Cruise ship is hit by fire n| lied It.nik. who heads the New the convention rules committee to MlAMIlAPi- Two people were Jersey Highway Authority "This He added that two rescue trucks change the way delegates are slightly injured in a blaze aboard convention .ipi»',irs to be every- dispatched to ll)e scene were giving selected He wanted the process to the cruise ship Scandinavian Sun as Ihing we luM hoped it would be." the injured treatment be based on population rather than it was docking here late Monday "We definitely have the fire out Republican voting records from night and firefighters were trying The New Jersey group traveled of control, " Felipe said past elections and the number of to bring the fire under control. hv tins the 12 miles from their hotel The one-alarm fire was reported elected Republican officials officials said n the north Dallas suburb of at 11 16 pm F.DT. said a dis "The way the rule is set up now, The two people suffered smoke patcher at the fire department who Farmers rtranch to the convention a delegate from Alaska may rep- inhalation, but it was not known if said only that her last name was ! iwntown, arriving about 30 resent 3,000 people while a delegate they were passengers or crew Mays minutes, >fter Monday's speeches from New Jersey may represent members, said Miami Fire Depart- i I i.i i led r era use of delays 25.000." he said. "It doesn't make ment spokesman Giovanni Felipe ; bj heavy traffic Hut Republican Gov Thomas H chairman "I the delegation. aid he w;is pleased with the mirrors ripening and with the group's pos- in in m ihe huge convention hall — for midwaj in a row of state del- Doors • Walls g ill ms with a dear view of the THE ZEBRAS pe iker's podium • Over Fireplaces M Monday night's session, the heered wildly and • Living Room | .ii American flags as • Sliding Closet Nations Ambassador Jeane ARE COMING Doors rick drcuSed the Demo- rals "f hulinfi their head in the • Bar Mirrors ,!><] on foreign policy issues. Also I'., tore the speech, delegate Barbara Chadwick of Rutherford. Ready Made Mirrors \ .1 passed <>ui th< plastic flags ;,(•-. of the ambassador's Authorized Insurance Replacement Service foreign policy Delegates ils.. heli! up hand-lettered signs

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LODI (AP) - A Lodi man who disappeared without a trace nearly two yean ago walked into police headquarters here Monday after seeing his wife and two young children in a television documen- tary on his case, officials said. Bill Catterson asked police for the whereabouts of his wife, Pa- tricia, after watching a Home Box Office Inr documentary called "Missing Persons: Four True 20% OFF Stories," which was aired on cable Men's Sparry Topslders* . The television for the first time Sunday. originals that remain the comfor- "He just stated that he had left table classics. Hand-eewn water- 20%-30%OFF (his family) because he was having resistant uppers with rawhide Young Men's separates. problems," said police Capt Rob- laces, non-skid soles. Brown, red Tops and jeans from Sergio ert Oeltinger "He wanted to clear oak, tan or gray. Sizes 7H-11, 12M. Valente, Jordache, Chams the matter, didn't want to be listed Regularly $49...'.... Sale 39J0 de Baron, Sasson and more. as a missing person." 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Stock up now on famous Gold Atlantic City, where he gambled Toe* hosiery. Every style, every color la on saM Buy up to for two or three days, and with his 9 pairs, save20%. Buy 10 palm or more, save 23%. winnings of about $300 traveled to 30% OFF Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Women's fall shoes. Tailored and Catterson, then 29, said he rented casual styles from Lite Stride* , a studio apartment In the Florida Naturalize* , Calico, 9West, Etlenne city, which is about a five-hour Algner, Bass' . Slings, wedges, moc- drive from the community where casins and more. 40% OFF his wife settled, found work as a Reg. $32449.... Sale 22.4044.30 Our collection of 14 karat gold rook for a fast-food restaurant and earrlnge. Shown are just assumed the name of Bill Edmond. highlights from the collection. A. 6mm gold ball. (49) 20% OFF Regularly $36 Sale 21.60 Every fathandbag.' leathers, fabric N.J. cancer B. Open heart with .01 t.w. dia- bags, hobos, satchels, clutches and mond. (49) Reg. $72 Sale 43JO rate figures totesfrom leading names like C. Satin heart. (49) Etlenne Algner, Stone Mountain, Regularly $SO Sale $36 Anne Klein, more. D. Flat knot. (49) announced Reg. $134252 .. Sale 14.40-201.70 Regularly $62 Sale 37JO •Do— not Inchidt Quccl or Coach. £ Etched shell. (49) TRENTON (AP) - The number of cancer cases in New Jersey Regularly $54 Sale 32.40 increased from 27,557 in 1979 to 20% OFF F. Butterfly with .01 t.w. dia- 30,612 in 1980, according to a study All fashion hgwear. All socks from mond. (49) Reg. $77 Sale 4630 released Monday. Bonnie Doon, Hot Sox, Clubhouse G. Maple leaf. (49) Health Commissioner Dr. J. and more, plus, all pantyhose from Regularly $42 Sale 25JO Richard Goldstein said the higher H. Kite. (49) Reg. $67Sale 40JO number of people with the disease Evan Pkxme, Dior, Dim, Bersfilreand could indicate an increased cancer more. Reg. 215412. Sale 1J04M J. Heart with pearl. 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Teddies, Regularly$117... .Sale70JO percent over the 1979 rate. For camisoles, pettls, slips from Bar- S. Shell. (457) females, the rate was 33026, an blzon Blush, Maldenform, Regularly $72 Sale 43JO increase of 3.2 percent over the Vassarette, Vanity Fair and more. T. Multi-wire knot. (457) previous year Reg. $8455 Sale $6^1 J5 Regularly $108 ...Sale 64.80 Annette Stemhagen, director of U. Pinwheel. (457) cancer epidemiology services for the slate Health Department, said Regularly $94 Sale 56.40 her office needs more information V. Diamond-cut leaf. (457) in order to better interpret the 1980 Regularly $59 Sale 35.40 figures. AM bras In stock. Vanity Fair, Maiden- W. Medium shrimp. (457) "I'd feel more comfortable with form, Formtn, Sasson, Warner*, Ball, Regularly$98 Sale 58.80 a few more years (of data) so we Lily of France, and more. Matching can look at trends," said Ms. panties too. Stemhagen, adding that studies Reg. 4.50420 SaleX3641S Sony, no mall or phone. There is an additional charge tor delivery. Prices In effect tomorrow, August 22. TW. before 1979 dealt with cancer equals total weight All total weights approximate Illustrations enlarged to show detail. Colors and collec- deaths but not the total number of tions vary by store. At all Bambergers stores cancer cases The study compared all 1980 cases of cancer reported to the cancer registry with those from. 1979 The cases are reported b]Q doctors, dentists, hospitals and laboratories. The cases of cancer in 1980 were .>pot at Rarle and Lakehurst would bo stored until a contractor hired by the government picked them up for disposal at a landfill said Bell The Daily Register GOP seeks to reassure women WASHINGTON - The RepubUcans1 Republican women to go forth and spread ElUbllihed In 1178 - Published by The Red Bank Register Initial apprehension over Genuine Per- the message to women voters: Reagan is A Capital Cilia Communication! Inc Newspaper raroi candidacy has abated. Their proud of his record on women's issues, and preliminary polU have convinced them if he has failed to lift aU women out of JAMES E. McKEARNEY, JR that there may actually have been • poverty, it's because the problem has been President and Publisher movement of a few women voter* to - and still Is - beyond the ability of any Ronald Reagan since Ml. Ferraro'i president to solve. Charles C Trlblehorn JACK Arthur Z Kamin Herbert H. Thorpe, Jr. nomination aa the Democrats' vice presi- LATIN DEBT BOMB: Here are the Edilor /tinjual E«U' dential candidate. ANDERSON latest proposals being kicked around in Ruawll P Ruch Jane Foderaro Dorii Kulman The confidential GOP polls Indicate that administration circles for defusing the NljUl tttur Erfuortal Po«« MHr women are Judging the Democratic ticket ticking bomb of Latin America's MOO Thomas C Donahue Lawrence C. Newman Michael J Pellegrlno on the issues, not on the sei of Walter billion In debts to U.S. and other Western DMrlor tl MaHWIMe Oil •!•»•• DMCI»r ComrvjUr Mondales running mate. This has brought and Adtxnumg Frank J AUocca a collective sigh of relief inside the White - Create yet another international House financial Institution to guarantee repay- ment of foreign loans. This would sup- A6 TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1984 But the Reagan-Bush campaign team is defied both economic progress and social posedly encourage bankers to lower their far from complacent. The Republicans spending and Is reflective of cultural and high-risk Interest rates, make repayment have laid plans \p reassure women that •octal malaise that has, so far, bean easier and thus reduce the chances of their Interests wont be Ignored in a beyond the ability of our political system cataclysmic defaults. to reverse." 'Give the little lady a great big hand' second Reagan administration With an - Convert aU of Latin America's debt estimated 6 million to S million more - The OOP memo points out that the number of women and children benefiting into long-term bonds, to be sold at women than men expected to vote In discount as investments. November, it's obvious that neither party from food stamps, welfare and school lunch programs has continued to increase - Force banks to acknowledge on their can afford to Ignore women's issues. balance sheets exactly what their Latin How do the Republicans intend to win under the Reagan administration. This is also true of the Women, Infanta and loans are really worth — maybe only « the hearts and minds of America's or 70 cents on the dollar. Though the women? My associate Vickl Warren has Children supplemental food program that provides milk for low-Income pregnant banks' net worth would take a beating, the obtained internal policy papers that lay stockholders would at least know the true out the OOP campaign strategy. women and small children. The memo understandably fails to mention that situation, and in the long run the bank Congress had to force the administration would be less vulnerable to wild rumors To counteract Democratic charge* that of imminent collapse. Reagan has dumped women and children to spend the money It appropriated for the first out of the government's social safety program. net, a four-page memo provides answers - Recipients of Medicare, Medlcald CLUMSY KLAN FORUEHY: Some- that administration officials should give to and education funds have Increased under where In Siberia, a Soviet forger is on hU such criticism. Here are the highlights: Reagan, and they are getting more money, way to the salt mines. He's the klutz who -To explain toe statistics showing that the OOP memo points out. It goes on to designed the letterhead for the spurious A growing number of women and children say that "because of Reagan adminis- Ku Klui Klan letters sent to athletes of are falling below the poverty line, the tration reforms, hundreds of thousands of Third World countries in hopes of scaring memo suggests that "these figures are people have been cut from many of these them away from the Los Angeles Olym- . part of a continuous trend that began in programs, but they were people who were pics. 1873, and In the case of the category of not entitled to benefits or did not need When Attorney General William French 'persons In families with female house- them." These undeserving recipients have Smith publicly exposed the letters as holder, no husband present,' part of a been replaced by those who are truly Soviet forgeries, he didn't give details continuous trend that began in IMS ' needy, the memo explains. But Intelligence sources say the clues - When it comes to a solution to this - "Reductions in the rate of spending were pretty obvious. One was the sta- problem, the memo writers threw up their growth for these programs is largely tionery letterhead, which had the words hands — and even used the tame buzzword reflective of better management and "Ku Klux Klan" under a Klan logo. that Republican* Jumped on Jimmy elimination of a great proportion of fraud This was a fundamental error. Klan Carter for introducing into the American and abuse, not of any lessening of numbers organizations have such formal titles as political lexicon The increasing poverty of people served or in benefits," the memo "Invisible Knights of the Ku Klux Klan,' rate among female-headed households, states. and use them to distinguish themselves the memo states, "Is a problem which has The GOP strategists have recruited 100 from rival klan groups. Just testing a sense of humor

"Mr. President, can I have a voice level to use one. How much time do we have?" please? We go on the air in a few "Two minutes. Would you like to try minutes." another test?" "My fellow Americans, I'm pleased to "How's this' I never saw a mushroom tell you today that I've signed legislation cloud. I never hope to see one. But If I did that would outlaw Russia forever. We I know I'd rather see than be one." begin bombing hi five minutes." ART "Mr. President, I hope I'm not out of "Mr. President, you're not coming line but do you know something I don't through very well. What I'm getting on my BUCHWALD know?" earphones is that you said we were going to begin bombing the Russians in five "How's that?" minutes." "Well, all these voice tests Indicate there seems to be something on your "You heard me correctly. There Is mind. A tot of guys In the control room are nothing wrong with the sound." Did-you say something about nuking the calling their wives." "Mr. President, you're not serious, are Russians?" "Don't be rid)culous. I'm just trying to you?" ' "I'm Just having a little fun with the make the voice tests more Interesting "Of course not. It's just a Joke, like ' mike teat. We're not on the air, are we?" They have no right to call their wives «7«M3M" "Not yet, sir. But we're awfully dote. because anything I say before my radio "I don't know that Joke." Could we try it once more? Why don't you broadcast la off the record." "Well, there's two guys on this Ameri- 1 recite Mary Had a Little Lamb '" "Yes, sir. But suppose the Russians can nuclear submarine and they start "I don't know that one How snout 'Give wondering what would happen If they both pick up on the tests and think it's the real put their keys into the missile computer my regards to the Kremlin, say hello to at the same time." the big Red Square. Tell all the folks on "Just let them try It and see how far Gorky Street that we'll soon be there.'" "Mr. President, you're fading on me. Could you speak up Just a little'" ' "That was good, Mr. President. Are you "That's not the point, sir. I think when Rich and poor alike "How's this' I'm sick and tired of the comfortable with the volume?" we're going for a voice level we ought to commies turning down all my disarma- "Why shouldn't I be comfortable with stick to safer subjects such as Mondale Griping about New Jersey's tough a state surcharge of $1,000 a year for ment plan* I say let's nuke 'em, and get the volume? Are you taping all these and taxes." new drunk driving laws, one motorist three years, in addition to fines and it over with. How was that?" testa?" "I'm the president and I can say anything I want to when I'm testing. It's wrote to the state Division of Motor court costs imposed by municipal "Your voice was loud and clear, but I'm "Yes, sir." not sure I heard the message correctly "Good', you never can tell when I want my mike and I paid for it." Vehicles, "drinking and driving is court judges only for the rich." The random roadside checkpoints Lt. Joseph Kobus of the New Jersey are Indicative of the state's de- State Police put Into dollars and cents termined crackdown on those who FROM OUR READERS what the letter writer was complain- drink and take the wheel. And more ing about. A drunk driver who gets drunk drivers are being caught and arrested can expect "it's going to cost convicted. Arrests for drunk driving Obviously, if you torment an animal, it Buses will be leaving from different Animal tests locations in New Jersey. For Information, him well over $5,000," Kobus said. Increased from 31,751 in 1981 to 40.36) will exhibit behavioral changes, de- "The public is starting to realize the Plalnfield pression, and self-destructive behavior call N.J. Mobilization for Animals, Plain- last year, and convictions rose from field ramifications." To the Editor: But do these experiments elucidate one 29,600 in 1981 to 32,596 last year. I am writing to alert readers to the thing about the complex, individual en- Adam McGovei-n And a recent article in a publication N.J. State Coordinator The tough new laws and stringent horrors of psychology experiments on vironmental, personal, and hereditary of the Insurance Information Institute animals. Psychology experiments are an Mobilization for Animals policing are paying off in lives saved. factors influencing a human's mental named New Jersey as one of the four especially atrocious category of the Illness? Of course they don't! The number of deaths in alcohol- hundreds of experiments done on animals states "drunk drivers fear most," each year. At a time when funds for human mental related motor vehicle accidents drop- Surprised along with Illinois, Maryland and The supposed purpose Is to elucidate health care and other needs are being cut while funds for animal torture is Increas- Pennsylvania. "You literally could go ped 20 percent between 1982 and 1963. something of hte causes and treatment of Red Bank New Jersey successfully is making human mental illness. However, an exam- ing, these experiments are a disaster for To The Editor: broke if you're unlucky enough to be ination of these experiments reveals them both animals and humans. the point, not, as the letter-writer I was pleasantly surprised to see a convicted of drunken driving in New to be totally ill-conceived, inapplicable to On Aug. M and 25, protests will take letter by Edgar N. Dinkelspiel In your Jersey," the article said. complained, that drunk driving is only humans, and a detriment to both animals' place at facilities where such experiments paper on August 1st. His comments should and humans' well-being. Of more than 19,000 drivers who for the rich, but that no one can afford take place, at psychological association not only be directed at conservative Millions of cats, dogs, monkeys, rats, headquarters and gatherings, and at have had their New Jersey operating to drive drunk in the Garden State. and other animals are used in these Republicans, but also at Democrats, that offices of federal funding agencies, across think along the same lines. I am sure that licenses suspended since last spring, As for being one of the states that experiments. They have their limbs the country. there must be many conservative Demo- 11,619 were convicted drunk drivers, "drunk drivers fear most" — what a mutilated to produce behavioral changes, they are separated from their mothers and In our area, in New York City, on Aug. crats that put their country first ahead of according to a spokesperson for the great reputation to have! Sober Isolated from birth until they are driven 25, there will be a march starting at 11 their selfish interests Whatever Mr. Division of Motor Vehicles. Those driving and New Jersey - perfect insane or even die from despair and a.m. from Bryant Park, 42nd Street and Dinkelspiel said, I could not have Im- Sixth Avenue, down Madison Avenue to convicted of drunk driving must pay together! terror, and they are addicted to every proved on. The only thought I would like conceivable drug and forced to suffer the office of the American Psychological to add is that the Soviets would like agonizing withdrawal. Association, 124 E. Hth St. From there, nothing better, than to see Mondale the march will go to Madison Square Park, Mected president. Playing a happy tune All that these experiments actually do 23rd Street and Fifth Avenue, 5th for a is reproduce In animals some of the rally. Fred Doleschal symptoms of human mental 111 The State Council on the Arts has "artistic focus" grant, the state awarded the New Jersey Symphony Council on the Arts cited the sym- Orchestra a $800,000 increase in phony's artistic excellence, its coop- TODAY IN HISTORY funding this year. That means the eration with other cultural groups in the state, and its attraction for America's allies during World War II. orchestra will receive $1.1 million in BY The Associated Press In 1161, the United States ordered statewide audiences. public funding this year. Today U Tuesday, Aug. 21, the 234th day construction of the first atomic-powered The money will be used to support The Council on the Arts was able to of 1(64. There are 132 days left in the year. submarine the symphony's ongoing subscription award more money — $4.7 million — Today's highlight in history: In 1968, Soviet occupation forces seized Czechoslovakia's liberal Communist series, educational programs in the this year because it has more money Twenty-five years ago, on Aug. 21, IMS, Hawaii became the 50th state of the union leader, Alexander Dubcek. schools, and audition program for to give out. Its budget was swelled to On this date: Ten years ago: A White House spokes- $6 million when Gov. Kean ap- young artists. It also will be used to In 16(0, Pueblo Indians took possession man said President Gerald R. Ford would expand the orchestra's statewide propriated an additional $2 million for of Santa Fe, N.M., after driving out the "probably" run to keep his office in 1176. lt in the state budget. Spanish. Five years ago: Special mediator tours and enable it to tour out-of-state Robert Strauss urged President Carter The additional state money made it In 1(31, former stave Nat Turner led a as well. violent Insurrection against slavery in and his top foreign policy advisers to drop The increased funding for the possible for the council to Increase its Virginia. Some M whites and about 100 a proposal for a UN resolution on symphony is part of a new "artistic grants to community arts groups and blacks died in the revolt. (Turner was Palestinian rights They did focus" program designed to help New its fellowships to individual artists. later tried and executed.) Today's birthdays: Britain's Princess In MM, the famous debates began Jersey arts groups perform more New Jersey's increased emphasis Margaret is 54 Basketball player-turned- between Senatorial contenders Abraham actor Wilt Chamberlain Is 41 Singer often so that they will gain more on the arts, and on support for Lincoln and Stephen Douglas. Kenny Rogers is 46. Actor Clarence visibility for themselves and greater community arts groups, reflects the In 1M0, Communist revolutionary Leon Williams HI is 45. Singer Jackie DeShan- cultural status for the state state's desire to enable all Its citizens Trotsky died of wounds Inflicted by an non is 40. assassin the previous day In Mexico City. The 64-year-old orchestra played to participate in and partake of the Thought for today: "Every mystery In 1945, President Harry S. Truman solved brings us to the threshold of a for an estimated 190,000 persons last cultural richness and diversity in 'He made a joke about bombing 1 ended the Lend-Lease program that had greater one." — Rachel Carson, en- season. In selecting it for the first which the state abounds. us? How ghastly! shipped some ISO billion in aid to vironmentalist-author 11907-19641 47 Regional Nctica. The l>aily Register A7 10 of tha LMN of IMS. arfacuva I |75 00 An additional no"- OBITUARIES SV OHM". OF THE MAYOR oopy will ba mada ft" mailing PRIN-'N.. capi • bio or combination of bid* or an Wda Tha Townahtp ANO memouax COUNCIL OF ;>"im.naa ot lha Township of Hoimoai >• piacino i, m comply with appucabw l*da*al ataM and locaJ ooda OMHNANCI AUTHOMZ1NO gu'anana .ncioding a CartHicaM of Occupancy Said F«oovat»on Brotnan, 81, of X-B Pinckney Road, Broman, died in 1173. TMJ MATOK ANO MONICI'AL acord will ba rafundao maw Hi Wiwwsbuni Township nonay for up lo • am ai ' •nit Da commanoad wllhm an (•) montna aftai obtaining any TOWNSHIP CLIKK TO EX •*.aaaar> "«ai approwala from tha Ho-mda. Townahtp Planning died Sunday at the Medi-Center Surviving are two sitters. Mrs. Faa MI* ECUTt AN MMCEMCNT WITH Thai Sawa'aga Ajthotin »ni t .«'« and/or Hoimdat Townahip Board ol Ad|uaa IO*a»1 A0MiM^ n«':Vf OrftCC* tf r •,,.. .M'K' hidd«' howavar muat fl* • com.pta*a appttcatton M OKMATrVf PAnTrCIFATrON IN JADlNANCE AUTHORIZING IM' >o>o ,.f>da' N J 8 A 40 S5D-10 3 lor »ny auch approvals within aaponaibia bldds' '»i»'>m. resided in Fair Haven for 40 years Mrs. Gladys H. White, ben; a THt OOMMUMTV DSVELOP- HI MAYOR AND MUNICIPAL • iff) moniha ol doaing tula wtrh iha Townahip of Hoimd*. and LEMK TO EXECUTE AN iwava' th# iighi to wnik"! intoi • until moving here In 1871. brother, David K. Soiderholm of MENT mMUM PURSUANT •oraaa ma application in a limaty manna* All ranovattona to lha TO THC INTEKIOCAL 8ER- QREEMENT WITH MON- •UtMM Ol 10 '•)•1 m ahstl tail to fita ita appi-caiwm with tha appropriate Board ii>. MENT PftOORAM PURSUANT lariy caltad to tn« raau-ramanta for the Eisner Co and Sego Trading The Adams Memorial Home Is in lauHiiiOMt County undar Traa I o«ai within tha tima praaciibad har«n, or tall* to mitiata ir.a O THE INErUOCAl SERVICES ai to condition! of • v«i-oni m tha aforaaaid aia |6) month tima parlod than, in thai of tho HouoMg ono Communlt, ACT. to ba ot-Mivcd •" I Co., both here. charge of arrangements CHiiMonm.nl Act of l»7« aa »1 io i tuch lanura to comply ahali raault in a ravaraton ot Mtta ot aaid WHEREAS, oartam Fadarai waga '•(•• to ba paid ,.ftn>- .•>• .. . dud pianiMa to tha Townahip Upon ravaraton. lha purchaaa> amandaa oafiMwofi»f lurtda ara poianWaiiy avaiiabta to ".ontraci • tail nava na right to a raiurn of any part of tho montaa paid for iha Monmouth County, undar Tula I •idOWt •'• '«q. • •nd building or any othar coata or aapanaaa Additionally, in lha rT 1 John A. Bourhill Ofanl Qtojiiarn, i Of ttw HouatOQ and Community ly witn tha rt>qai«ii«"ii. ' tM •'< tn-0 l' '« mwv thai tha »occa#alui b.ddar ahall not comply wMh tha proviatoni WHEREAS, it i Da.a.Opminl Act Ol 1974. U 1t7S C 17/ m'fS Chai'tw • p jn' ii"g . iinipiBtion than in (hat avant. a panalty ol F»va Mundrao a/nandad commonly known aa lha Laws ot <9'? [N ' ollari ilsni' 00) p»t day ahall ba paid lo tha Townahip of Hotdmai MIDDLETOWN - John A. He was a communicant of St I 11*K. C 1 County and Ma poop** to bonoffi •ommuntty Davalopmant Bioch 24 7) M oac and ava>y day that lha auccasatul blddar fall* to comptata from JNaBfogroin; and Ortvn, and « i art,'*•!•.•"ia -aqu'rad tor • C O and iny ranovatlona raquirad by Bourhill. 77, or Minton Court, died Mary's Roman Catholic Church, WHfKCAS. an Agrojamnt. Biddars of |ht| * WHEREAS. H 't ii»«M*vy 10 raquirad to -• apP'opnai* Boa'd from which final approval ia Bought Sunday at St. Joseph's Hospital, New Monmouth mtumi taoai Mala f iti f r Pa tenon. Surviving are his wife, Ida S County and lie paopta to 11248 •• amandad t>, I .,.,.. from traa program: and V 1137ft Ths rat|g '• '••" 0 Mifiui ina ttnnU daia or • complala appllcallon bayond ma n Born in Paterson, he resided in McMabon Bourhill, two brothers, ODOfifWqn ««) omm r WHEREAS, an Agrar .. ti pCft-ia* <•« IHaUJlllHUJl h HHI t>idd»i* and in (6, iionih lima tor obtaining nacaaaary approval from tha baan propoaad under _ ir ihn Ordai v > • • <..lmp * • ad WHCItAl, H is in Ihs b**1 Pdamt M|>|iruvai> that might ba raquirad for tha propoaad atton wftti otnar mumclpalltla* information if B'dti*>''. • • I>1 lha buNding Before retiring IS years ago, Mr and a lister, Ruth Petrie of tntof «s« o* M ftofougf of Mon- wW aafbWah an iniartocai Sar also cnnii •> MI IfttO »uch titia at it may hava by Qull Claim Daad Home, Middletown. it in charge of sVxry oll lt>lt « HgjrQmjHgjQmjh Of Shrawabury to antar mto auch an lha itaianiai'i nf (J* .' " ht 1h« j ,...,...11 10 it till* wat obtamad by tha Townthip through foraoioaura yean of service. arrangements. ifCH wadingi and lor any raaton wftattoavar, ailhar bafora oi aftar t NOW THEHEFOHE BE IT OR ;:: «o?.Mi. ma County of Mon- us da'ivaiy ol lha daad to tha tuccaaaful blddar. Iha pravioui OAINED, by tha Mayor and Oov i goal'•t iMtabnifierl loi i ownar or any olhar paraon thall tuocaaalully raopan tha final mouth and oarta*n i arning body of tha Townitiip ol ty but)'if ptiniuipaiioi i,ni(j"i«Mt purtuant to tha piovlalont ol N J S A M SIM S7, or any P. Edward Napolitano HtfMMrtury that i^J^f*** NORTMI" *?i MONM inar ttatuia ol Hula ol Court, and thai) obtain or raobialn iltta. lha i wjraamani lafaaan im OOnduoanfl oariajn oomrmmlty •hii'ty oi i'o# win community davalopmani ac no finmfliiiio ol la«r. and 1*"" na iuccaialul blddar. prior to tha doting of tltta. will not ba Medical Center. Red Bank Boy Scouts of America. ivfoaa," a oopy of whwn it at .nfnirtad to aaalgn hta bid nor any right tltta or Intaraal on lha M IT fURTMiR ORDAINED taohad hara». ba axoouMd by Born In Naples, Italy, he moved 148 Monmouth County i ( ining • "i>*»rtv on >vhicri tha bid wai mada without tha aapraaaad wrin*>n Surviving are his wife, Carmela and Municipal otarfc m ao fnt M • meant ot ma Townahip Comminaa to the United States in 1910. Hot jiiima't"i«ti. j i h, car nhad fundt Succaatiui biddart an noiifiad mat at of tha data residing in Brooklyn, NY, until •fi IT FURTHER ORDAINED aaarad bids #viii i<» 'nceiv*i b\ Napolitano of Brooklyn; three - lunno (hay w.11 ba raapontlbla lor paymani of any outatandlng moving here nine yean ago. THAT, thta ordlnanca taha aflac tha Monmoulh Cou'ily I' ••' ' i . jy i-iiTi which ara lha raapormbility ol lha purchaaar and/or daughters. Joanna Roura and IMOccanoort mmad-atary upon it* anactmant Racraation Commni i iford Additionally, iha auccaaa'ui blddar will hava tha raaponti- He was an engineer, independent IhaMonmout'i Co., t i. or ••untiiiing for iha pontinuation or diaconnaciion of Ina t>ta consultant, and inventor for various Rosalinda Cotxi, both of Middle- Tha foragolng Ordlnanca wi 10m ADMiNiSl HAH.' 01 ii«fp lyaWn praaanily mttallad In iha building by 2EMB Alarm Ltoad and_ paand • FICE8 Tho • npaoy town, and Elaina Pecora of Staton coumpanies for SO years. He also . of ma Townahip Com 4 ii it u»d«rttood •and agreed by the PWder thai any airuciuraa mittaa of lha Township o uaation are being aold in AS IS condition ipd " held IS patents. Island, NY.; a sister, Antionette MIM awougx w Ooaantan, ihtj iirnnotat In quatlio •hrawabury. County of Mon •paira or raplacamantcamentai ahall ba made by lha Townahip M v' A communicant of St. Baslle of Brooklyn; and eight K> MUHICIPt mooth 9la*» of Naw Jaraty on (BATOR, and ooonod and " Auouat 14th. 1M4 B H thall ba [iraawmad thai lha blddar prior to making hit or har Catherine's Roman Catholic grandchildren. in cubic at C Fubttc Haarlng will ba ha*d on j ,. ha >aii tha •«act location ol ina proparty in quaaflort. uiK, iM4 at 7oo Church in Holmdel, Mr. Napolitano The John F. Pfleger Funeral Hoi. IS* MonmouiVSou •Head lha zoning ordlnanca to aacariam lha lagai uaa of lha Ooaonport. Now Jattoy on nooarty ami intpaclad lha pramitat Ratponaibilily (or faUura to was a member of American Feder- Home, Middletown, Is in charge of THundar. Auauot » ik) • Anna C Switafc •rnplt with I'.naa r-onditiona and guidalinat will ba lulry aaaumad by Municipal Clarh ation of Civil and Marine Engineers ifroo am pwvolllno Una arrangements. Convon dooumonli (or |?4 If in No uurchaaa of proparty at ihit aaia thai) ba granted a IV , warn, propatod by 221 Holmiicl ... Tipllnn lor Mid proparty purcfiaaad H it undarttood thai lha ••HlrtcllOfM on tubaaquanl tax axamptlont will ba aat forth W all Ralph J. Saldutli d !• Any < naritaLia or olhar nonprolil organnation which W lha lha Srm In fra oUtoa of Mid "*©• AOViRTItlMINT JSOLUTION AUTHOni/,M'l 1 Mr Of IHt MOlMl«! I ON •wcoaaatul biddar or auccataor in tula to lha tucoaaatui blddar naw at lOSOHIgjtMwajy M. MkMfit (INVITATION FOR BID*) IUNITV CHURCH, RIOCH HA Li » A'H< •' U Hr/ININQ tME 1 -••! y *vrtiv«a any contlllullonal or atatulory rlghtt lo a lax aaama- MIDDLETOWN - Ralph J. World War II. NOWTHIABT HONMOUTH PflOCSOURES. CONnillON" »'•'• " S iVHififU* 3UCM •HOPBPITV IS TO St SOI li IN i- ' ' ' • • B " • i i. ' am and all bldt Bom In Newark, he resided in Surviving are hit wife, Ann _ara •« bo lumunod »nn • iaaiad btda (or Contract 43A farma and , ,.n.i,•..,.,> •• • • • * n, n> (1 •fl tna Townthip Commlltaa olina Townahip ot Holmdal raaarvaa of Ina oonb«ol dooumonta wW bo rooahfad by lha Sawa-aoa NOW IHI RFroMF IK i ' • * M . •' M .- r.ohi tn ta|«»ct any and all bid!tor an y raaton and mmy adlourn East Orange before moving here 25 Zecznik Saldutti. a son, Greg Authority in tha Admimalrallon laa of tha Ho*" *n>i i Hi« ! <« irT'a tor a nariod not aacaading ona waak without raadvariiaing dl it> amanta on bidding ahall ba al Flva Hundrad DoHart years ago. Saldutti, at home; and a slater, •tMMlng at tha Authority Traai- « dakk) ohanja ol TWdMy mant Plant, 1 Highland Avanua, Ia dv ifKi pr0,1*11 K • KM 001 Mr. Saldutti was a terminal Carmel Garone of Cokmia. ISOdDlodakoitMoaM »acn Augual 21 «»<. •• «••• 1 (I fownahlpp Committee will entertain bida for lha property on Baslarnbaf 18. 1M4 al I 06 N Jraa ">oa* u«ea permitted unded r Ha ioninningg ordinancordinancee The John F Pfleger Funeral • manager for Treadways Express, 1 l I ina birldaibrid a an•"(d> SallaSei'ar aoknowiadgacltnowledga lhaihafthl th## atruotatruoturu a n liatad P.M No bida win t>» accaptad is t IA Man <• •-" i 'tin i o Pl d lh N Boonton, for 45 years Home, Middletown. la in charge of afiar a* 00 P M , at which lima lha lha •'•!•." •' Ragittar ol Hitloric Placaa and tha Naw Jaraay btda wW ba puWtcly opanad and I aa •<•' id Hiatorir Placaa Tula than includa a raatrttttton In lha He was a U.S. Navy veteran of arrangements Md atoud _iE IT FURIHti' HI SI -.....,i iiniitxiu a«t«"o' changat lo tha building, including paint color nooiliia la nomi ai Contract 43A conaiata ol offarad to. ••!• s>ut>i«H I ' ' ,., i Mittvkti ciangai via'bla from oulaida, lo only auch ohangaa aa mo blfdir «nd tip nama ol wo furniahing all labor, mata-iau Bidt a'« to l>9 'm ai*«0 •• • I i urn upprovad by lha Naw Jar My Daparimant Of EnvironmanUI won on wa omaMo. addmud •>• • I'tLiaciiuii Oftoa oi Hiaioric Pratarvalion or ita •ucoaaaor in and aquipmant nacaaaary and rapraaanin rntV i «an '>u modifying propartlaa litiad on tha Hlatorlc Raymond L. Broeder lo Mayor t aorauah Counga ol raquirad to acoompliah tha i« 2 Tarmi > i Ooaanuort and muol bo aooom- '•'I,MM no tuch ttata agancy. auch approving authority u knvtng oomtructlon mo work . i. UM PlannM u Board of lha Townahip of Holmdal. , ponMd by a awomanl ol Con thaordai HAZLET - Raymond Louis turn of Theatrical Press Agents and •ont of tufoty from a MTOly A now waahwalar ahad art John p Wadingtan . oompam amnoniod » do Dual thi't, (30| Breeder, 85, of South Laurel Av- Managers for over SO years. and agra*>d to I il.k Tow"*' 1 Townahip Clark naoa M wo SUM of Now Jaraoy and In lha •»«"' " » pun ' •- StMSO \ enue, died yesterday at Beachview aooafNauo lo *» aorougn m He was a treasurer of the Ooaanpon and a bM ouoronty CtSriaai or within tuch lima •• *y ' Nursing Home, Keansburg *W aoroufi of Oooonpon lor n monaya paid on t* ' • ' ' ;so Olhat Public Nolle*! 250 Othsr Public Nolle** American Playhouses Inc. for M rha Townthip Lomn itiaa •• Bom in Austria, he came to New laaa wonUm ol mo amoum tut ta aiftlni fcultd ahall Iliara upon Imm' • n ' NCW JERSEY BCONMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY years. aaooM WOI Wo bU auoroMy York in 1911. He was a summer 3 Tha imd tai.it. *i n | NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Surviving are several nephews noodnMaaoaod sao.ooSa) sMaararti and NirtN unicipai ttaia anrt fadatai i*.« Naw Jartay Economic Davalopmant Authority will hold a resident in Hazlet for/50 years Tha oword ol WOJ oomrael tor fravlalen af a ftlydraullc llont «fta. li'g ttm uM «>»• ' tiublH, tiaarlng ai ha raguiar monthly maating on Saptambar 4. ISM. and nieces. Wai work wH not bo mado unw ••Taaaura aawwinawen otaanat n accuraia lurvay ot •* I i.<"-l> «. i M • <• IK» • " •< ill ntlicat ai Capital Placa Ona. 6ir> Floor, 200 South He was a manager and treasurer Wonaooaoary lunda hava Boon Thta Contract it a aingia ovaral turthar tub|*ci to |IM I ,'ivi.nSi'Hi Tiantur. Naw Jaraay. to ditcuaa and taha action with for the composer Vincent Youmans The Scott Funeral Home, orortdod by Wo poreuon contract lor ail work Including raatricfiona appaanog In pn-i ' li inapaci lo variout applicaiiont tor Induatrlal davalopmani bond Ooaanpon M a lawful mannar rtaattna and Vantllaling, EMc- racord or atasaimantt a't*H rr.g ll<« m. ' ' ttitlng "i miling but not llmllad lo. lha following application for 20 years. Belford, is in charge of arrange- Tha •oroM* of Oooanpon rtoal. Structural Sltawork, Mwna7 Oparator or Manaoar Highlandt Ataocrmeipal| jaffrsy M Btrrla. Marvin Kantor i pdftanO) atatamaot fro*'* p Each blddar ahall dapoatt with aaaaaamani wttri <••, ••- • I i m ftojacl Artdraaa Watt and Lincoln Avaa , Borough ol Atlantic Na bid •ubmlMion, aacurity li uaad ai compinhi- MI >< cj.XaVidi Unrimouth County Naw Jartay Yvonne S. Harman tha amount of ffva parcani (5*» olhar propaMia* (ktniui'nii Total Projaci Coalt $63*000 of ma amount of hia bid • 9 Tha puiLhan." |ha I , , n li • , '"••• MiHr Aggregala Faca qulrad balora lor nun. n for in lha Informaiion praparal"'' "• lha. i \motjnl iiMiauN fi*i|uatlad 1600 000 SEA BRIGHT - Yvonne S Her husband, Pinckney Jones proposal* forma raquirad lo a'let.limit •< i ...... iipfu.n m Mroiact Tha acqulaMlon of appro-imataly 42.t8t cattona. or batora awarding Harman Jr., died In IMC. Each btddar thai) provida with and all com of lagu> Hfl, i t>a uliluad in lha compuiar typaaafting bualnaat fOrrnBaTiy *B r*OI IWYTKiTasTTraV •*# • hta fkm no aariitK than r*-- thapfop«'ir apptMi lad '• ' Born In Massachusetts, she re- '. i lha 'n«Htti«g mambari of iha public may appaar in parton or by S Smith of Miami Beach, Fla , a Mat tntaraat of ma Sorough monltii prior to lha racaipi tn • i<> i im information and maha •talamanta conoarnlno btda. Moathar wtih •" iha dau sided in Jersey City until moving brother. Frank Smith of Miami; Ocaanport Tha rigM M alao a flrat day ol ."•> m* ' • .- uiagnirig noplic.aiion INDUSTRIAL POND FINANONOS OF raqulracTin ma Contract Docu 7 All bidn«> i *'.. I'M NfcW JERSEY ECONOMIC AUTHORITY ARE NOT OBLI- here three years ago and an aunt, Mildred E. Smith of lha quanMtaa apa«tfi*d manta TOWntllp Ol Ml/T'.(1a>. || I,A t|, .Kb ill I HE STATE OF NEW JERSEY. NOR OF ANY COUNTY She was a communicant of Holy jiiniiii dlUQ—f - —- -i^—' Coptaa of lha Contract Docu MUMII .i Mitr THEREOF AND NEITHER THE FAITH AND Fort Lauderdale, Fla. manta may ba axamlnad and oh aaia it tr>at ih« Townt-< i «.. i -• . M. IM lAKiNU POWER (.1 THE 8TAE OF NEW JERSEV IB Cross Roman Catholic Church, Wtfciort an raqulratf 10 comp- tatnad from tha offica of iha Saw rtghl to raviaw win* * "11 The John E D«y Funeral Home, . .1 i. l.» 'HI PAYMFNT Ol THE PRINCIPAL OF, PREMIUM Rumson. H wNh tha r«qut*a«Tv#n» of P. •raga Authority or tha oftica of daatna it adviaalila tri | i»n. '• i- 'ii. >i' N rf ntsi ON THE BOND Funding lor tuch finanoinga Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- f»7». c 1(7 aftd PL 1f77,o U Cnartaa A Manganaro ConauH harain or in iha Mamai »-•»•! '.mi ,,<.• «m inull ,,iiwalaiy ihroitgh convanlional landing aourcaa She was a graduate of Boston Tha •nnraaafiit b*Mm tna* tog Engfnaara, "a Madiaon Av harain Ai • rm* . \ IH • i« pnhiithad in accordanca with lha public noDca ments. raqutrad 10 OOmpfV wWi t anua, flaw York. NY 10010 ' raaarving ths ng r i • ' ' ..its, ol thai Ta> Fquily and Fiacol Ratponalbllty Aci of 1M? Latin School and Wellesley College. provtatom of ttt* Haw J*xaay oopy of tha Contract Documanti a" bidda't thai lha wn iu PravaHmg Waoa Act ChapMf may ba obtainad upon paymani tna con»ida>aii Samuel Sachs

MIDDLETOWN - Samuel Surviving are his wife. Frances Legionnaires Sachs, 64, of 121 Lexington Court, E (Rubin) Sachs; a son, Richard died yesterday at Riverview Medi- Sachs of Atlantic Highland!, a disease germs cal Center, Red Bank daughter, Gween Rubin of Born in Brooklyn, NY., he Voorhees; two sisters, Mrs Mary are detected Vote resided in Perth Amboy until Benjamin of California, and Mrs A paid dirrM-tnrv nr mi' II* K.ii"s $.1 75 (or three lines lor I day l$l 00 each moving here seven years ago. Minn Brotaky of Florida; two TRENTON (AP) - The bacteria additional linn. J!i Ml In Hi , I utililimuil Inn" (A 50 lor three linen for three dayi grandchildren An active golfer in Shadow Lake that causes Legionnaires' disease ($2 ODfarh aildilinriiii Imr V .", L.trlwiiMitirmal linei. WOO lor three lines The Flynn and Son Funeral iri- lit nine tit ten flays M •< Si Uanfi n C Church. No> 22nd. 8-10 p rn nn Ihf TH who committed suicide when police ..i^l J.'U- .i in 4 pm American Red Cross 11 MonnoMh. at 1**0 •.">- imarmonl Ml Olxol "We do not anticipate any out- Come * meet oui run rliretl"! ' Clinolo'» UHIJIaluwii VMrang Tutaday. 2-4 and told him be was the prime suspect break or serious effects," he said • • vih i,' ', rm ever grounds, Shrewsbury Space limited ; 7-a p.m. diicuu our exniinK ne« I I ii'iiHs in in her disappearance, authorities "There is nothing to panic about " (all 741-3443 for reservations $19 1 Refreihments provided 5JO, Boat ride up the Hudson $2290 j 30 of strangulation. FRIDAY MONDAY Manorial HwnO. 910 oVoad SI. ft *OM FrWoOt Hospital where the 34-year-old Leaves <>t 7 30 a m from Highlands L Sail on Ihe shop < I'v'i>'...!• i may eaN at M lunorol «at» tuooor/. 2-*landf-t patient lived, while the other was Methodist Church Sponsored by the j p.m. Mtarmanl F«r Wa» Cowolary. MMdWown Sandy Hook Sail M hfdule from a nearby cottage that officials Highlands Mission Circle Proceed! ) Soybean parasite hits Sat 11-1,2-4, «-«»uii-H inmi KELLV - Ja«a E . ago M. ol 31 Cumon Ava believe he had lived in or visited, (nr Ihe building fund Contact Gert t CaotUaoMurg. on Aug IP. IIM Sarovad broWat Koplan said 11-1,1-A, Msunn-i i rulsf M n Uilll' M OIWMamF andEugofloR. KaHy.Mtl AnnaLynch. TRENTON (AP) - A major Johnson, B72-0130 i Adults $10 Kids V, i ill H •1 « pm in Madonna Ka«y. »" Margorol Ta>>, Mr> It is not uncommon for the soybean parasite has been found In pm 10 p m i II'SI FT SU-II MHKH IS - SATURDAY ( noranoa Comdon. Mr» Molon B«um and M lak) bacteria that causes the pneu- i-nll) New Jersey and research has begun ONLY I.m. roll First Aid Flea Market, j John T Kan, and Mn Allco McCfaaMi Funarai monia-like ailment to be in the i II In Wamioadai, • IB a.m Iron, lha John r HHagar to find the best way to minimize the . ,|r from Hurleys I-ine l.lncroft 10 i rn J 1 Funarai Homo. MS TlndoU Rood. Mow Uonmout, threat the worm poses to the state's water supply and it la most com- AUGIST 1» & I* imtf i the |, m Tables. $8. space. $5 Call Sally \ Moaa of ChrMMn Kw "• ba odorad at St $22 million crop, agriculture of- monly found in faucets and SATURDAY A St MM, CMhwma'l R C Church. EM Kaanoourg Mar. l)anem,in M2 38«l or l.ynn Logan, j ficials said Monday. "We really showerheads, Koplan said. CLEARWATER FESTH \\. M mtr7Vl*~nl O»« Cama-ry. HMrbm ilium M2 3895 vajrang Monday 7-g p.n.. out Tuoadoy M and H don't know the whole scope of the However, the disease rarely Sandy Hook Noon to dusk i Sun- ou« fnterlainmiTil. 'r.iliv, food rli problem," said Patricia G Gar- strikes healthy people, but those SKPTKMBER 2*-t* - NAPOLITANO — Edward. fJJV oga 73. ol rison, spokeswoman for the Depart- who have been confined in hospitals playi. clowns pupi-' WEDNKSDAYSATURDAY Normandy Cwin. MWOloloim. NJ.. on Aug it. for a long time are more suscep- mission Come early avoid to*). Balorod huaband of Carmalla Mawo ment of Agriculture. Niagara Falls. Canada, include! Handirappedacrcssilil. lifnH •• namuaoil NHrtor ol ArKftw. Joanna Roura. Roooan- tible because their immune sys- Maid of the Mist." aerocar, scenic the hMringimpaircrl da Cool and Elaina Pocora Oaar broWar « tems have been diminished by tunneh More on double-decker bus. Armnona BoaHa funarai -nrw Wadnaadoy « continued medical treatment l»lSam M lha JonnF P«ajor Funarai Moma.ltB LOTTERIES AUGUST ti TI E8IIAV Indool pool, 4 meals Dinner atop Tndaa Rood MkMiaaon. NJ Maaa ol Chrtoian The unidentified patient who died Shrewsbury Owiralc i« holritn, Panasonic Tower [JeparU Matawan •unal «« Do oflarxl ai 91 CMhorlnaaRC Church. from the disease had lived for 16 Methodist Church Call 5M-1875 Holmdal at II am mtarmanl Mount Oftwt auditionn for »4»'. years at the (25-paUent facility lormalionrall Turk ' SSSmSTyT . MMdl«o-l n VMng T"~f*»-" TRENTON - The winning IKTOBKR • - SATURDAY 7-tpm Mamoriai donaaoni Tioy ba moda lo Rax operated by the Department of number drawn last night in New Volunteers needed at 7 30 p m . St. JUH FKHano. OF, SouOWn Oomira»n F-rwwoa. Human Services. Parents Without I'arint-i Jersey's Pick-It Lottery was 461. A USA. 97SS M*» Ari"' was 1-5-9. The "WlnFour" number Land Information rail 741 508(1 SALDUTTI - Ralph J.. ago Ba. of Laa«a lana. was 9-4-2-4. cough and rapid respiration on July 7477Me or 787-5779 MU—win. «J. on Au, 20. 1»K Bolo-d 23, the patient was transferred to AUGUST?! WF.DNI APRIL 1S-J7 - Kuaoandol Ann ZmaM Da«owl Whw of On) Mercer Medical Center, where he Doar broWar ol Carnal Oarono Funor* aarvKa Are you new ii v.< :. MONDAY THIRSDAY 201 CARD OF THANKS died five days later Friday alt ila.m from Ina John F Pltooor Funarai County'1 Come u> thi IJ i rireece Israel Kgypt, with Luxor. Homo. 119 Tmda> Road. MWdMUon. N J Mooiof After the patient contracted the ill inr lusivf U'lnd air. meal. ChrmanounalwHtooWaradalSI MaryaFuman hold Area Newcotnt. IT HAS — Taaan «ma. but* disease, a 10-day incubation period 1 CaWodc Church No» Monmouat. al 10 a.m Acquainted Tea on Auu Depart Matawan Methodist Church our Otanka lor a» Wro. haap and a man maw Mount C*>ot Camatary. MMJalrian passed without any other resident 78O-M36. 431 3820 Call 566-1T75 Toddi mar*Wanda Alaotooora. g drimi al 7-t p m . md Thuraday at falling III. Koplan said. 4 and 74 p.m . wnorro. a« Wadnooday rtatotibora AMrta and Sonn, Scfooor • A8 Lifestyle TUESDAV Multiple birth moms unite for friendship, support K\ Ml W'n\ IU(I (; \ Iriinifer and Munmouth Counties, cornea from a i •' i .ii< • iis old support group called Mrd-Jersej • bit ih to \'t,uu and Mothers of Multiples motto cil it) An told *'f which is "fiod chooses iis niem • • iftcr her bers " I *>I I I • f«ti The club, first called Twins : i rented Mothers Club was started in i i if ;, i mjjit entering F'erth Amhoy It w;is renan Birthday, Jersey Mothers ol Multiple ', • I'.ii \(i - >.. . i (I H'.ifl member has triplets in i i/eresl has convened in Arrowhead-Wli '. Id ' Marlboro, since 1982 Starting in 5eptembe| the lul .I :«; meetings will b<- held ,ii B p rn mi .irnl the fourth Tuesdaj ol Ihe month in the Cheesequake first Aid Squad building. Hmiii- '14 A PROSPKCTIVB rneinbd m:i> attend Huh meeting! without K|V|I'M advance not it-«- uya Ma "The onl) stipulation is Hi i have to have a multiple birtl II •' • it'" she says with a l.iu^f Members share child ideas, enjoy s<>< i.ii .u iiv ii I- • their childien ;inil exchau^ l.mgihles, suiti as baby rliMhinp I'nBI aid ^'jti.ni Miii: U''ts ,ii..i pediatricians have addressed Ihe group, although the meeting |im grams don't always deal with twii> or children, according tu Special prograniii have incluU»d "Fathers' Night ; Arena

Twice annually Ihe chili Isn 0 »j"i«. pi organiies a Thrift winch Km describes as "almost like a Nitlo ART SHOW Iwms Qeordana, left, and Margolies is active m the Mid > < r garage sale,' at which mr-mtw'P • .ho* Ilifir mother, Multiples organization and los swap (»r sell bahy ctpUling i < it' Mfirlboru their artistic well. twoseated strollers ,md the like I iheit h ime Mr, Carriages, which go foi $ino apin i ate always in demand Ken ing ' Margolir i |li isi Hi IIM wick, looked harried,' Margolies s.i>s The mothers slaved i s.ile nl v»•»• t. 1' - .mil ii My kuls arc in school You'll real h M iving twins li.is ii- rji 11 i£w holiday 'atocklng stuffer mil m 'ivr in lhal |Miint, too" she recalls saying 'i I.e. nrcup) I •'' >'"• "listaiil ly Mill- .ilw.iys \'..tlt hi s MI,I tin II;'1 fashion show in the 198.1-M rl'ih ";il has Time and experience, as well as other Margitlles IJ Even il year, and donated the proceeds 'x , ii.i ',i mm i iiini • "'.i>, whj such charities .is Child Kind ll« advice ease the challenge of caring you give on* i t u'lk p N >l i ' Deborah Heart and Lung Foun mi twins "II gels easier after Uhey fei the othei i" (""' '"" ' '' .''ids i' • I urn i 2," Margolies believes Mean (l.ition and the Asihm.i Foundation I ,'. ' r ' 111 U , s||C IS Twins needn't IMOIMI... while, parents learn "on the job." parent's evcr\ miiiulr K.-< i The group also donated clolhinK 111 in .'in * hilil .In s.iys Margolies and t nunibi '.I other and baby supplies to an unwed in • i... fit n hei

•../:. club members huld p year-old mother ol twins ;i :.; fin "We're a prett) close 'mm It TWIN'S (ilVE parents a new set of in addil mil IN i -ii in, i .: il "i M'Hiit because the common hon'l we Imvi priorities You seek out stores that children Ken work is our children. Margolips .. have doori wide enough to accom- legislative aide I .• Usemhlj Varying incomes ages anil religion modate a double carriage, Kerr and Speaker Mall Karchi I !' Middle ef.l i ., 1 don't seem to weaken Ihi Imild M.ngolies explain Elevators are a sex Margolics toarhi i'.. ' limn in between members "They all lalt In nccemlty \ suitable car h.i> (out iln".. area lli"hrp« •• In il you There are no doors and a trunk Look ing Inward ' • . Illl r-mwm Margolies avers Passorsby, parents discover, are MargolicH says 'it in i daughtiTs, i full ol comments about twins One hop*1 the\ sta\ 11 ::il ' The club includes women I hi gft waiting to have a innlliple birth n.l woman said that her day would tie < lose ,iUST SWINGIN 1 y ''II- >ame |W! /V 'i i lucky because she had seen twins. "I just hope tin ;. don t grov up women who have belonged I ii. limirs • • • . ,i. from 20 years "You come Ini FidvH'c mil KIII says Margolies recalls .inn say. '1 wish I wasn't .i twin the girls are so nice, you wind up another .woman's reaction "Twins Ken say- ,il vi : > i i i... slaying," Margolies explains 1 nl (Hi Wh.it a tragedy " I turned to hei hope the) don I resent th I • hit .II d said No it's i double" We-;., 11 .«• v •... I., I ! Meriitiers resulc in \- •. Hi , i \'.t WEDDIISK L NGAGEMENTS Grandpa is Fat 'lades Tappen-Williams .MIL: ! DIM niniMONI). Va MissMarlha '•. Ann Williams, daughter ol Mi ind • a good guy Mrs James Wadswnrth Wilh.ui'- Jr Ballwin, Mn was married heri him Ann Landers: I am Saturday to Robert llarvej Tappi-n writing this as 1 sit beside Ihe hotpiUI bed of my KZyear-old , ;.l, H|||,., ', I son of Mr and Mrs H,nvi\ Rfibert grandfather. He has a teririinnl I,Ml,', Tappen, 5 Privel l.ane, Colts \. rl Illnets and won't br around much ridegn j, a. .,•• N .1 longer • The Rev Ted V. David official i/I Ml ml at the Presbyterian mi r, in M> dad walked out on us 20 ANN •** ~ Cannon Memorial Chapel I'nivet years ago. I was just an Infant '•ranripn moved in so Mom could , • iniDi sity ill Richmond There « r go lo work and support us He LANDERS .V reception in the fonimnntfiMllh was Ihe most important person in fiivi 'ii •' • Cluh my childhood Attending the brtdc wet I turned down many dales in I I:- h I, HriHiks. matron nl hopiii lill I' .irk Mi] high school so I could he with Tappen. Maria Pisiini (•I.oops when he wasn't feeling Krankenfield. Kimncrly Mill up lo par. Sometimes I jusl Teresa Bergamo and Teresa f>nh ' Hayed at home so he wouldn't f n i1 Rodney Arntbruslcr wis l»-i have to eat dinner alone. I never , i I ',;M' , I ' • man The ushers were tell (hat I was making any mrke'd !", 1"'s Hi • • have hoi nuttr. :. nhoHfi •< i i 'i i'' !•"• Urendan Wadsworth Williams III. Kin I sacrifices. He was wonderful ii ims\\ leli mil iit\ i hiithiuh E\ en hurt) '> >:' Grunwald, riinton ^tiller Roheri company. 1 learned so much \l i ;. • a bnsin. Well; here ,\ - i" \r us '!• was staff Mueller .It , Robert Schh gel ind from him. especially about his- : ved ; . hi it-1 and in} huvhitud >'• still David .1 Vecchioli i • ' the tory because he saw so much of , ,, I olclgil H.i k< en uUnctm \ i nsp '.'•mill with Gramps. My friends thoughl ;ind I (win (• tl you !u rl do i lol " I1 til, Wei Academy, l.imroft. N :> ii Ii I was eraiy. Whoever heard of a bettei juh in ••• -ho II" ,. I I 'II 'i.micni graduated from the Univi college girl choosing lo he with If I could i" i, ': I] .illl.in Richmond !•' I'laiborne Rohhin her grandfather when she could man thinks Mkr thu ) -.i^'ii ->*>t ' ll .Itlolis go out with some nice-looking be to upsi-i h\ i< P<- kdirhHif m 11 •• iiithin guy? **\(ili*n;ititir" v lw*t •• (T •i <•' iinomti s Lunin-field i hope you will print this letter The Caroliiiii*. With "'.ii* ntil 1 "•. W.l> says. "I sure do like Ihe way Ann ' lie ht* and ha\r \t-r> Illtlr I; ill Vfl mj wn High told that four (lusher off!" bar her charges mi i* m ' 'mi lair II would be terrific if I could a haircut ns \%h<» I-is R rend him this letter Please, Ann, hnsh\ in'»p and «ponri< ihi • •• ! ' 'om- Irv lo find space for It. - luck) times an long in i*" 1 Tn Have Had Him So long fHir" I've been h*n Zimen iShrevrporl, Lai this f'tr vear> Plea*** rnistti i • Shieveport Your grand *>s«-iir In '..tl*.eitoti father sounds like a ver) special Deal person hul then so do you bai bei Yniing people who are able In • If!,.I! must h bridge the generations profit in ha i re i: • > many ways Mai prodm i . You were,'indeed, lucky and Ml M \, \l ii vices Si I rid K he was very poor He grew up in a rural area and his family didn't TUESDAY, AUGUST ?1 1984 The Vkuh Kcv A9 Equal Rites Awards' for women's suffrage date BY ELLEN GOODMAN in a mammoth cave when he was To him we send a kit for testing the Club The Pi boys who-will-he-boys To him we send congratulation!* l«i Each year, to honor assorted told of the Ferraro selection effects of testosterone on his judg- thr ultimate hustle, and une "I llw The second priie, The Freudian ment privately circulated a newsletter to foremothers, I celebrate Aug 26, the membership about an upcoming cigars Bella Abzug was handing mil Slip Award, useful for covering While we are in court, we have the anniversary of the passage of bash "We, the officers-elect, prom- at the Democratic N.ition.il funvim woman suffrage, by bestowing gaffes, is awarded to Edward J two Rape Crisis Citations to bestow tion Its ;i (jirl Rollins, head of the Reagan cam- on those who have kept those rape ise a bevy of slobbering bovines 1 awards on those who have done the fresh (or the slaughter Even those Lest we forget Ihi I'I m> < Chai in most in the past 12 months to stop paign who turned the'gender gap statistics rising The first goes to ing Award, the designated winnci into the gender cleavage with his Milwaukee Circuit Court Judge of you with very small knives should progress dead in her tracks still have an opportunity to slice into this year is .1 husband who truly remark, "Geraldine Ferraro may Ralph Gorenstein, who told a sex- knows the value of hi* wife We will There is always heavy competi- ual-assault victim that if she didn't one of these meaty but grateful tion for the coveted Equal Rites be the biggest bust politically in send, or perhaps Ihrow ,i pumpkin recent years " stop crying, he would dismiss the heifers with ease " Awards, but this year our one- " The Ms-ogynistic Media Award at John A Jackson nl Trent Also on the theme of anatomy, charges against her alleged as- He agreed to have his »ife sin uilli woman jury was almost over- sailant To him we send a Real almost went this year to the whelmed with entries The choices The G-String Award (G for Gross) and entertain another in.in lo repay goes to Bob Guccione who printed Victims Don't Cry T-shirt. <^ newspaper that published the most were particularly difficult since frivolous Ferraro feature But. alas, a 1200 loan Aug. 26 is also the birthday of the photos of Miss America in Finally, lest you think we in Inn "Penthouse" strictly as a public The second belongs to Missouri it's still so early and the competition Geraldine Ferraro and it seemed sheriff's deputy Kevin Hughes, who Victim in order that it may be sent so keen So. for the first time, it is sensitive about these is>4iic. Ihi appropriate to dedicate this cer- service to his readers (Readers'*) immediately to Rep Dirk Bond awards committee is always Killing Uuccione gets this G-string with a delayed the arrest of 32-year-old awarded to a fashion magazine. emony in her honor, too James Wilson for almost a month He's a Washington state legislator "Vogue." for a sadomasochistic to turn the olher check bill WM 111 But enough of this explaining The bunny logo for doing what no one who wrote the following note to the the direction ol Prime Minislei else could do, making "Playboy" after he confessed to beating and May layout featuring a bored young envelopes please raping a college student First parents of a child who was sexually mother in assorted bathing suit John N Turner ol Panada Tuinci seem like a feminist tract because molested by the son of a day-rare has a habit of palling baekiiinV* ol it wouldn't buy the photos things first. Hughes had promised photos, preparing for a lover while The first two awards are be- Wilson he could fight in a semifinal operator: "Raising your children at her baby lies screaming in a corner the female persiusiun or .is he pill stowed on men who managed to ms- The Raging Hormonal Imbalance round of a Golden Glove tour- home can prevent it." To Ihe photographer. Helmut New it, "exchanging greetingi in .1 verj handle Ms. Ferraro The very first, Prize, always a coveted item, by nament We send Hughes a lifetime ton, we send large baby pins He human way I'm reaching oul In by protocol, goes to the President of popular demand goes to Maryland membership to the Friends of The Pig-male-ion of the Year may sit on them people and people are reaching oul the United States To Ronnie we Judge Henry J, Monahan This judge Fights Award, which generally goes to one In the same fashion world, the to me " To him we present the He mane SorletV Aw.inl .1 three foul send the second Me-Tarzan-You- ordered a convicted shoplifter to go An annual favorite, the Blame the man, this year is awarded col Ice Designer Genes Prize goes to Calvin leash with winch he m.iv rein In In- Jane Award complete with club and to her gynecologist to determine Victim Prize, this year has been lively to a social club at Harvard Klein for actually marketing men's natural Instlncti loincloth for his symbolic presence whether menopause made her do it renamed Blame the Parents of the University, the Pi Eta Speakers underwear to women with fly fronts What happens to hubby when dinner is served? BY ERMA ROMBECK You would think one would run out Reprinted by request: of things to do while the food is cooling down, but they never seem In looking over a rack of greeting to They clean out the medicine cards the other day I was impressed cabinet, go to the bathroom, check with the fact that there was a their faces for growth of beard, turn message for every occasion from television channels, check the car to "Happy Birthday to My First see if they left the lights on, get Ihe Daughter in l-aw" to "Congratula- paper, havi a discussion with the tions on Your Trial Separation " children in their rooms on "What is Not finding what 1 wanted. I asked life?" and (this is my favorite) a salesperson behind the cash change their clothes when they have register, "Do you have a card been sitting around in them for inviting your husband to dinner''" three hours "Do you mean the standard Also peculiar to the Deaf to greeting simply stating that dinner Dinner Syndrome is Ihe no is on the table and would he please response For years, I have stood in drop whatever he is doing and make the doorway of the kitchen and companies are minting the boal on an appearance''" courted varicose veins of the neck this one There are conservatively That's the one," I nodded by yelling, DIIIIIINNNNN H'.t million hush.inils in this country "No, but we get a lot of calls for NAAAAAAHHHH'" When there is jusl sitting there like Scarlet! on her them." she said no response the first time, it veranda watting to hi' invited to The engraved invitation is becomes a chant dinner Multiply this hy five dinners woman's last resort Man's re- With each no-response. I give it a week plus six weekend meals .mil sistance to come lo the table has another shot Finally, like an appari- you have a little moneymaker in always been a mystery to me tion, the husband appears and says invitations there 1 Sometimes I say, "Dinner'sready " in a quiet voice, "There is no need just to watch his feet turn mechan- to shout I heard you the first time " I'ntil then D1IIIINNNNN ically and go away from the table I frankly think greeting card NAAAllHHIIIIIIir Ins, outs of impacted teeth R«gnl«f pholo by Don Lofdi By LESTER L COLEMAN. M D There are many lorms of cancer FELICITATIONS AL FRESCO — F. J. "Jay" Palock is Ann Lyons, executive vice president I have two impacted wisdom Because of cellular differences, Patock, left, president of Red Bank Area and director of the Red Bank Area Chamber of teeth There teemi lo be a dif- each type is carefully classified li Chamber of Commerce, gets a surprise feting in Commerce, and serving the birthday cake is ference of opinion ai to whether this way. extensive studies have honor of his 40th birthday in front of the Count Dieter Bornemann, owner of The Little Kraut they should be removed or not. Is II shown which cancers are best always necessary lo have this donr? controlled by chemotherapy and Basie Theater, Red Bank, where the marquee restaurant, Red Bank Miss K. W. Oregon which by X radiation or radium YOUR announced his natal day honors Seated with Dear Miss W implants If impacted wisdom teeth are a Backed by their knowledge of HEALTH source of infection, if they impinge thousands of cases, specialists use on nerves that cause pain, if they one or more forms of treatment that alter the bite of the teeth, if they are individually suited to specific On washing electric blanketsaffect the jaw joint or if they crowd cases the bite, then serious consideration The kind of tumor, its location and DEAR HELOISE: When a package of moistened should be given to their removal whether it has spread lo other parts form may he trieil Pleate tell me how lo wash my diaper-changing cloths are first Dentists and dental surgeons no of the body all determine the exact There are no fixed rules The only electric blanket. I know this in- opened the lop ones are a little dry, longer routinely recommend the form of treatment Sometimes these rule that applies is the knowledge volves a trick or two and I don't the middle ones seem lo be jusl removal of wisdom teeth just be- treatments are done alone or in that doctors have of Iheir success want to ruin it. - H.B. right and the bottom ones are loo cause they are there Each case is combination with each other rate with particular kind* »l wel. First, of course, disconnect the individually evaluated by cJtmfal There are now a dozen new tumors electrical control!s) from the My solution? 1 buy a package or HINTS and X-ray studies Only then can the chemicals which are specially SPEAKING OF YOUH HEALTH: blanket, then shake the blanket two ahead and store them upside dentist came to a decision as to chosen to control and cure cancers No examination of Ihe eyes is outdoors to remove the dust down. By the time I open them, the FROM whether or not such surgery should that have involved various organs of ever complete without the Kpeeifii Fill the machine with warm top wipes are soon just right and the be performed Indiscriminate re the body study of the fluid tension within the water and add a mild detergent moisture eventually makes Us way HELOISE moval of impacted teeth should not Doctors who have treated many eye This is the lest firf glaiicomii Let the machine run a little to back lo the bottom of the box. Voila' be done forms, of cancer have learned hy which, when undetected m sun une thoroughly dissolve or mix the No over-dry or over-wet wipes! — When there are different opinions, past experience what types of of the major reasons for blindness detergent. Joann Marshall as exists in your cast, certainly cancer respond best to chemicals or Today, with the excellent IIIUKS Add the blanket, distributing the another specialist's reaction to your to radiotherapy Sometimes one that are available anil with surgery bulk as much as possible, then let it SQUEEZE BOTTLE problem should be considered form of treatment is started and if in specific cases, the threat nl wash for only three or"four minutes Dear Heloise: Since II costs more How do doctors arrive at Ihe there is any change in the general blindness is not nearly us grciil A- Drain the machine, and run the lo buy catsup in the new squeeze decision to use chemicals or X-rays condition of the patient another it once was containers, do not throw the bottle most camping parks). - Ethel after a cancer operation? I was very blanket through the rinse cycle, Mulllni spinning it just long enough for most away when It's empty. Just refill It confused when this happened lo my of the water to be removed. with catsup purchased In the larger, Don't hoard a great hint Do send mother. Miss L.J. Colorado > To rinse thoroughly, again fill the cheaper glass bottles. it to Heloise, P 0 Box 32000. San Dear Miss J "The Did Institute's machine with water Let the blanket In my opinion, the squeeze bottle Antonio, Texas 78216 She can't This is a very involved decision agitate for a minute or so and again is the best thing that has happened respond to your letter personally but and is one that is made by those who Program is GREAT! only spin part of the water out of the to catsup in years! - Laverne she'll use the best hints received in specialize in the treatment of blanket Press out any remaining Jenkins her column cancer I've never been this thin!" water with your hands Do not wring I agree with you' — Heloise Sutmbondon the blanket Drape it over two Susan lostaspectacular73lbs!Aweight parallel lines outdoors to finish BED MAKING losslike thisistypicalatTht Diet Institute Our drying. Dear Heloise: With six beds in our professionals can help you lose up to 7 lbs a Never dry an electric blanket in home, It seems as if I am always week—safely* effectively! the dryer and never run it through making beds and changing sheets. We Guarantee You'll Keep solvent in a coin-operated cleaning While doing the laundry several The Weijiri Off—Permanently! machine This could create a fire or years ago, I discovered if I fold the Our program is so effective-we guarantee electrical shock hazard. pillowcases and tuck them into the Of course one of the best ways to the weight you lose will never be gained last fold of the flat sheet, matching backlOnly The Diet InsUtorte'i Lifetime care for an electric blanket is to sets are always together. It's conve- Me mbershipPlan insures thatyou'll keep send it to your dry cleaner. He's the nient and saves lime and space In the weight off—permanently! expert! If you prefer to do it my linen closet. - Bonnie Wlmberlv yourself just remember to follow Start Looking A Feeling the above guidelines - Heloise PORTABLE TOILET •encr NNSH NO PAINT DEODORIZER Classes in Fashion & Dear Heloise: After painting in- Dear Heloise: I just gave my boss Cosmetic Application will terior closets, place a few scented a travel or vacation hint and she help you enhance your dryer iheeli inside lo mask the luggested thai I send II In lo your BARBERSHOP FESTIVAL best features Your odor. column and readers. ' weight losswillhave I store an opened box Inside the She is going on a vacation and was OF CHAMPIONS you feehnggreat Sa new closets "Juil for the smell of II." - wondering how to lake along the total image will have Zenle Morotki portable "toilet" without II turning Featuring the Harmonlzers and Vaudeville you looking fantastic' DIAPER CLOTHS over during the traveling. CallTodayforaFree Dear Heloiie: I would never have I suggested that she buy heavy AT thought to share this hint with duly plastic trash bags to use as Consultation & Brochure J anyone except that many of my liners. After using a bag, all she had OCEAN GROVE AUDITORIUM friends have marveled that they had lo do was lie it up and depost it In never thought of It. a dumping station (available at 50% OFF SALE Saturday, August 25 — 8 PM Greek Festival is Sept. 21-23 Marlboro 536-8100 PERTH AMBOY - St. Demetrios and noon to 7 p.m. Sunday. On Tickets $5.50 Route 9, South Greek Orthodox Church will have a Sunday, there will be a Boardwalk Matawan 583-0774 Greek Festival Friday through Sun- Art Show sponsored by the City of Coming Next Saturday, Sept. 1 Strsthmon Shoo Ctr, IN 34 day, Sept. 21-23, at the church, Perth Amboy MkfcMctown 671-8894 located on the Raritan Bay water- The festival will feature Greeek MYRON FLOREN Village Mall, 1060 Hw/y 35 front at Sadowski Parkway and food and pastries, Bouzouki music Oakhurst 331-7600 Wisteria Street. and entertainment, Greek jewelry, Ticket Office Open Mon thru Sat., 9-12 & 1-5 Town Shop Ctr, 9005 HVy 35 Qukk Weight Loss crafts and fashions Toms Wver 999-2700 96*0645 1901 W 37, East al Sup«r*ied "* W> V,',s A10 The Daily Register TUESDAY, AUGUST 21. 19B4 BIRTHS

RIVERVIEW MEDICAL Red Bank Mr It Mrs George Young (Claire Krup), 33 Woodiend Dr . Matawan. son, Aug 7 Mr It Mrs Jeffrey Krause i Jo Anne McNamee), 309 Bay view Ave , Union Beach, daughter, Aug 7 Mr it Mrs .Robert Burns (Sheila Brennani, 6 Brown Ave , Keyport. daughter, Aug 7 Mr It Mrs Robert Zalarick (Margaret Kelly), 37 Highview Circle, Middletown, daughter, Aug 7 Mr & Mrs Albert Hickey (Eliza- beth McCinnlsl, 333 First It., Keyport. son, Aug 7. Mr & Mrs Robert Rambone (Francis Mussara), 153 Creek Rd , Keansburg, son, Aug 8 Mr & Mrs Michael Hauser (Jaon Parkin). 326 Buckelew Rd Freehold, son, Aug 9 Mr It Mrs Ralph Sica (Lynn Groth), 19 Manchester Ave , Key- port, son, Aug 9 Mr 4 Mrs Joseph Verona (Gloria Ricca), 21 Sunset Dr. Howell, daughter, Aug 9 Mr 4 Mrs Ray Michaud (Maureen Newman), 22 Bayshore Mobile. Keyport, daughter, Aug 9. Mr 4 Mrs Allan Lay (Janet Mullenax), 14 Barker Ave . Eaton- town, daughter, Aug 9 Mr Si Mrs John Burton (Margaret Boyle), 43 East End Ave., Shrewsbury, son, Aug 9. Mr It Mrs Randall Wrigley (Grace Beinert), 5 Camelot Ct , Red Bank, son, Aug 9 Mr It Mrs Dale Baldwin (De- borah Barbolini), 45 New Bruns- wick Ave, Matawan, daughter, Aug 9 Mr & Mrs John Toohey (De- borah Knight), 189 Fifth Ave, Neptune City, daughter, Aug 9 /AUK PRICE '99 Mr & Mrs James Barry (Esther Hovnanian), 2 Spaulding PI , Mon- Our own 92-pc fine china service for 12. mouth Beach, son Aug 10 Induct— 12 each: dinner, salad, soup, fruit, bmad/butter, cup/saucer, plus Mr it Mrs William G Schnack ttabhbowl, creamer, covered sugar, salt, pepper and gravy Jr. (Kristen Muyskens), 57 Well- boat.1 ington Dr., Tinton Falls, son Aug 10 Mr & Mrs. David Roe (Carol Sarnet), 9 Hill Rd , Lincroft, daugh- ter, Aug 10. Mr 4 Mrs John Maynard. 23 Oak St., Keansburg, son, Aug 10 Mr & Mrs Jack Kennedy (Mary Anne Moore), 221 Middlesex Rd , Matawan, daughter, Aug 10 Mr & Mrs Daniel Lucey (Eileen Crawford), 15 Toll Oaks Dr, Haz- let, daughter, Aug 10. Mr 4 Mrs Wayne Kavelek [Linda Borsellino), 232 Clubhouse Dr, Middletown, son, Aug 10 Mr It Mrs William Crawford (Teresa Maloney), 1416 West- minister Blvd. Parlln, daughter, Aug 11 Mr & Mrs .lulls Aquila (Frances Meravi), 182 Brookside Or . Belford, daughter, Aug 11. Mr & Mrs. Charles Halsey (Bessie Mercer), 3 Shrewsbury Dr., Rumson, son Aug II Mr & Mrs. George Rudolph (Amalia Ackerson), 140 Monmouth Ave , Port Monmouth, son, Aug 11 Mr It Mrs Ronald Sauer (Eugenie Farrant), 21 New St., Colts Neck, son, Aug 11 Mr 4 Mrs Michael Durnin (Mary Anderson), 13 Lilac Place, Howell, daughter, Aug 12 Mr & Mrs John Murray (Ellen mehler), 11 Garfield Ave , Keansburg, son Aug 12 Mr & Mrs Raymond O'Brien (Barbara Brown), 14 Collins Ave , Port Monmouth, daughter, Aug 12 Mr 4 Mrs. John Geurtse (Carol Hurst i, 149 Wilson Ave, Port Monmouth, daughter, Aug 13 Mr It Mrs James Raffa {Rebec- ca Dean), 855 E Concourse, Clif- fwood Beach, daughter, Aug 13 Mr 4 Mrs Howard Newman (Barbara Markowitz), 11 Troilus Dr , Old Bridge, daughter. Aug 13 Mr It Mrs Ernest Shutt (Jean Dura), 22 Maplewood Ave , Keansburg, son, Aug 13 FREEHOLD AREA Freehold Township 50% OFF 50% OFF Mr It Mrs Steven & Jean SALEW "Longchamps" *pc crystal sals. Faceted full 70-pc Pierre Santlnl stainless. Includes 8 each: $90oft UnUencordless telephone t. Worksupto Sullivan, 13 Shaeffer Lane, Free- lead crystal, imported from Europe. Goblet, wine, hold, daughter, Aug 6 knife, fork, salad fork, soupspoon, seafood fork, 1OOO feet from base. Fully modular, oneway pag- Mr It Mrs Anthony It Jessie double old-fashioned, highball, cordial, flute or Iced drink spoon; plus 16 teaspoons and 6 serv- ing. New frequencies for more privacy Model Rojas, 3 Deer Lane, Jackson, saucer champagne. Regularly $30 Sale $15 ing pieces. "Bamboo." Orlg: $80 .. Now 29.90 3100. Regularly $179 daughter, Aug 7 Mr & Mrs. Charles & Wanda Evans Jr., 3928E Falcon Cts SPECIAL PURCHASE 50% OFF North, MAFB, son. Aug 8 Sllverplate servers by Leonard. 2-qt. double 35% OFF Designer percale sheets. Issey Miyake for Mr. It Mrs Nathan It Sarah Black A Decker Dustbuster t Powerful pickups. Mermelstein. 146 W. Caranetta Dr., casserole, V/t-qt. covered baker, 2-qt. baker or Cannon* and Parry Ellis forMartex'. Twin, full, Lakewood, daughter, Aug 9 2-qt. rectangular casserole. Your choice $20 Wall-mounted charger. Cord storage. Model933O. queen or king. Reg. $10-$24 Sale SSS12 Mr. & Mrs John It Donna Marie Originally'$40 '. Now $25 Std. & king cases. Reg. $12-$U .... Sale $647 Haurylko, 14 Barre Dr., Howell. daughter, Aug 12 JUSTV5 Mr. & Mrs Victor It Patricia Wear-Ever 7pc. "Preferred" cook ware set. 7-pc. 2O%-4O%QFF Mirowowicz, 490 West Farms Rd , set includes V/i-qt. cov. saucepan, 2-qt. cov. SPECIAL VALUE Cotton towels by Stevens. Shamrock, navy, Howell, daughter, Aug 12 saucepan, 5-fl/. cov. Dutch oven, 10" open fry pan. Waterford crystal lamps, $175. Sparkling lead azalea, hyacinth, camel, 5 more colors. Super ab- PERTH AMBOY GENERAL If purchased separately $55 crystal with brass fittings. Just 200 throughout all sorbent "Indulgence". Perth Amboy Bamberger's stores. Not at Morristown, Plainfield, Bath. Regularly 14.50 Sale 7.99 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lamela, Oxford Valley, Newark, White Marsh. Hand. Regularly $10 Sale 5.99 471 Ferndale PI., Cliffwood, son. July 21 TWIN69.9O Wash. Regularly $5 Sale 3.99 Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith. 552 Value Price: Down comforters. Warmth without 'Intermediate markdowns have been taken Sorry, no mail or Garden PI. Keyport, daughter. July added weight. Bone, blue, brown, rose, more 30% OFF phone. Sale prices in effect tomorrow only. August 22 25 polyester-cotton covers. a E Spacemaker 10-cup coffee maker t. Mounts t Warranty is enclosed with product For a copy, write Mr and Mrs Robert Dugan, 490 Full/queen Value Price 89.90 Bambergers Warranty Ottlca PO Box 1tO. Newarti, NJ. 07101 Brookside Ave, Laurence Harbor, under cabinet or sits on countertop. Removable Colon and collections vary by store At all Bamberger's stores son, July 30. King ValuePrice 109.90 water reservoir. Model SDC1. Orlg.'$65Now $45 unless otherwise specified Mr and Mrs Duncan Engel, 7 Racoon Dr , Hazlet. son. July 30 Mr. and Mrs Lionel Brown. 78 Williams St., Tinton Falls, daugh- Charge Hi ter. July 30 Mr and Mrs Gerard Whalen, 29 It's so convenient. Clinton Dr . Englishtown, daugh Open a Bamberger's ter, Aug 2. Mr and Mrs. Arlstides Gonzales. account. 807 Second St., Union Beach, son. Aug 3 ST. PETERS NEW BRUNSWICK Mr and Mrs Ralph C Rahner Jr., 33 Aberdeen Road, Aberdeen, EXTRA SHOPPING HOURS: 9 A.M. T010 P.M. son. Aug. 6 (Morristown, Plilnflold. Newark open regular hours) The Daily Register SPORTS 3

TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1984

Your Town =. : GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Pallone blasts DEP on gas plant delay ' BY LIZ SHEEHAN LONG BRANCH - "No real progress" has been made in eliminating the "potential public menace" of carcinogens found at former gasification plants in the county, a state senator said yester- day Sen Frank J Pallone Jr., D- Monmouth, described the sites in Long Branch, Atlantic Highlands and Belmar as "perhaps the three most dangerous sites " among 60 former gasification plants in the state and called for "public press- ure on the state Department of Environmental Protection to do something." Pallone said he will sponsor legislation to set a schedule (or the cleanup and to establish standards for safe levels of the toxic substances if the DF.P does not act before the Senate begins Us fall session HOUSE HASSLE - The Victorian home ol lormed last week to oppose plans to demolish The DEP is in charge of super- vising tests being conducted at the Daniel Valentino has attracted the attention ol the Rumson Road structure and build contem- sites by the utilities which own the neighbors who want to preserve it. The Coalition porary homes there, has urged supporters to plants. "Clearly someone is drag- to Preserve Architectural Harmony in Rumson, attend tonight's Planning Board meeting in lorce ging their feet and I do not think the public should put up with this threat to its health any longer, " Pallone said A year after the problem was Man upset by effort discovered at the former Jersey Central POwer It Light plant on LOng Branch Ave., the DEP has failed to develop a plan of action for a cleanup or containment of the site to preserve his home or done actual testing and analysis of the hazardous substances, CHECKING IT OUT - State Sen. Frank J, Pallone Jr.. DMonmouth, BY JANE FODERARO her," Valentino said "Otherwise, THE FATHER SAYS he does Pallone charged. inspects the site of the lormer coal gasification plant on Long Branch she would have been hospitalized not want sympathy from anyone DEP spokesman George Klenk Avenue, Long Branch. Chemical analysis done on the site in October RUMSON - The owner of a said the agency is reviewing for the rest of her life." So the "Look, we've dealt with our showed the presence of 16 toxins, including six known carcinogens. Rumson Road home says he's family set out to buy a f60,000 problems alone But this is the hydrogeological tests done by Jer- stunned that neighbors have portable unit, which included a final blow," he continued sey Central Power & Light Co. at joined fortes and pledged to the gasification plant on Long chair lift, a rolling shower and a "People we don't know are tains the toxic chemicals, or If only Officer Fred Schuster stud he had attend a borough Planning Board Branch Avenue The tests indicate special eating area, to place next trying to prevent us from getting the soil is affected found two cancer-causing toxins in meeting tonight, ostensibly to where the sites of potential con- to the house. out. Are they going to buy the He said there is "no national the groundwater at the former save and preserve his property. tamination are located so soil house'' It's as if they're trying to guidance on how to deal with the JCP&L plant Schuster said that Daniel Valentino, who owns a "Meanwhile, neighbors, whom borings and monitoring wells can save an old house, and destroy a (gasification) site contamination " although the concentration of the large Victorian home on the I never knew, tried to block the be used toxins was lower than expected in unit," he said. "We finally got family" On Sept 8, 1983, Mayor Philip D southeast corner of Rumson Road According to Klenk, the DEP is Huhn ordered that Jerry Morgan the sample, the carcinogenic vol- and South Ward Avenue, says he approval from the mayor and The coalition promulgated a "trying to resolve how sampling atile organlcs could be present in council after five or six months." Park, which borders the gasifica- is especially troubled because he flier to borough residents yester- will be done" with the contractor tion area, be fenced off after soil much higher concentration in the and his family have "lived WHILE THEY WERE waiting day, which read: hired by New Jersey Natural Gas samples taken from the park were soil, because the tar like byproduct through a nightmare" in the past for the unit, called an "enabler," "Dear Neighbors A developer Co. to conduct hydrogeological found to contain 16 toxins on the of coal gasification does not move three years ... and never heard Sandra, who cannot feed or care has a contingency contract (In testi in Atlantic Highlands federal priority pollutant list, in- through the soli rapidly from neighbors before for herself, slept on a recliner in effect, an option to buy) the house Klenk said the state is attempt- cluding six known cancer-causing He said the byproduct, which can Now, he says, he must sell the the living room. She had to be and land on 21 Rumson Road; this ing to determine If groundwater agents be gray or black, is visible in the house, and has a buyer who wants carried from room to room by is the southeast corner of Rumson around'the gasification sites con- In August 1983, City Health soil at the site to tear the house down and build family members and was bathed Road and Ward Street. three homes. The 31,351-square- on the kitchen table of the main "The house, which you may foot property is adjacent to the house. know as the (former owner) Dr. site of the former Rumson Hotel "The only time we heard about Hoffman house, is presently own- which recently was razed to make neighbors was when I didn't mow ed by Mr Daniel Valentino The Zoning changes backed way for single family houses the grass," Valentino said. "I developer's intent is to tear down RESIDENTS IN THE neigh- really didn't have the time or the house and build at least three LONG BRANCH - The Planning Board unanimously except for Philip Hayes, who is also a member oi tne borhood last week formed the inclination to cut the grass at that houses on the plot, a fourth if he approved a resolution last night informing the City planning board Coalition to Preserve Architec- time." can obtain a variance. Council that the board supports the entire amendment Last night, Hayes said that if the council agreed to tural Harmony in Rumson to fight Valentino said that Daniel "THE APPLICATION'S most to the city's zoning regulations drafted by the board. replace the section in the amendment, it would have to for preservation and restoration Rosa, a developer who has built disturbing aspect stems from the At a workshop meeting last week, the council be approved separately from the rest of the ordinance. of the three-story Valentino a number of homes in the West type of house this developer likes approved the zoning amendment but omitted the section The council has scheduled a public hearing on the zoning house The wooden structure is Park section of Rumson and who to build: contemporary struc- that would change the R-4 zone — now zoned only for amendment for Sept 11 and the ordinance was graced by a round tower and wide lives in Rumson, has contracted tures described as 'chicken coops' one-family dwellings — to a zone where up to four advertised this week as required by law porches The Valentinos have to buy the house. "At first, he by one speaker at the planning families could live In new homes. Council President Hayes said there would not be time to have a council owned it for eight years. wanted to build four houses. But board's July meeting. They would Frank J Pallone Jr. had requested that the section be vote to restore the omitted portion of the amendment The family's personal "night- when that plan did not meet the be at architectural odds with the dropped and place a newspaper advertisement concerning the mare" began three years ago requirements, Dan Rosa said he rest of the houses in the neigh- The omission was approved by all council members change before the Sept 11 meeting when their daughter, Sandra, then would build three. borhood, creating a Jarring 17 years old am. a senior at "What we want to do is legal." aspect in conflict with Rumson Rumson-Fair Haven Regional he continued. "The plan conforms Houses, which long have pres- High School, was paralyzed from to the code totally." ented a pleasantly harmonious her neck down after an auto- Valentino, who has been living nature" • Day-care center may close mobile accident in Long Branch with his family In Toms River for The flier urges residents to The father of six children the past three months, says: "I attend tonight's planning board BY CHRIS HAND The decision came after nearly wish to close the facility, but Just (Sandra is the second oldest), always thought your home was meeting and adds that the board four hours of hearings on the wanted to keep it under its jurisdic- Valentino said he and his wife your castle, that you could do is considering an ordinance that EATONTOWN - The Board of matter, Including a marathon tion until the fire safety matter spent the first year after the whatever you wanted with It as would give it power to approve Adjustment last night passed a session two weeks ago which lasted could be resolved tragedy traveling to a New York long as the law allowed it But architectural plans According to resolution that may close down the until 2 a.m. "You don't want to get the case hospital where his daughter now It doesn't seem to be like the flier, it now lacks specific Immaculate Day Care Center on Board members expressed con- of a Great Adventure." Kublin said, underwent four operations and that." authority The ordinance would Broad Street. cern over the care of infants — referring to the recent fire at th? was in constant, incredible Valentino reported that Sandra be retroactive to apply to the With one dissenting vote, the children under 2'i years old — at Ocean County amusement park fire pain " is now undergoing "sUte-of-the- Valentino Rosa application board voted to uphold Zoning the facility. that killed eight youngsters. "We were told we could take art" therapy in a Florida clinic. The flier is signed by Charles Officer Peggy Ciok's determination Borough Housing Inspector "Everybody said nothing is wrong, her home as long as we had the "She can wiggle her toes," he F Johnson on behalf of the that the eight-year-old center re- Stanley J. Kulpa testified that then you end up with a holocaust." quires a use variance if it is to proper area in which to care for said. "That is major progress " coalition borough construction ordinances do Despite encouragement from continue operating in a business not permit infant day-care in a area board members, Boyle said the wood-frame building such as the non-profit Roman Catholic church one used by Immaculate which operates the facility would Brian Boyle, attorney for the not apply for a use variance. center, argued that the board Planning board should uphold a 1975 board of "We will probably lose our adjustment decision allowing it to funding now and have to close our operate without a variance The doors, " Boyle said as he left the definition of "daycare center" did meeting not specify any age group, he The facility serves approximate- postpones action ly 80 children 16 infants, accord- maintained. ing to Margaret New. program The facility recently received a director Most of the children come renewal of Its certificate of oc- cupancy, Boyle said, and any fire from single, working parents. New on bank branch concerns the borough had should said have been addressed then She said many of the parents the LONG BRANCH - The Planning press conference yesterday to an- Board members disagreed facility serves have infants as well as older children and that there is Board dec lined List night to act on nounce that the bank planned to "Based on the testimony of fire a bank branch proposed for Bright- open a 2,400-square-foot branch officials-, the immediate safety of currently a long waiting list for on Avenue because the City Council with three drive-in windows individuals is at stake," said board infant care has not vacated a street necessary Carl Chirico, regional senior Chairman Walter Kublin "We have "If we just take care of the older for the bank s plans vice-president, said National Com- to protect the lives of innocent children, the parent will still have National fiimmynity Bank. May- munity is the largest independent children as well as the borough to stay home and take care of the ville, has applied fnr a variance to bank in the state He said branches from possible litigation " infant and won't be able to work construct the branch nn Brighton had recently opened in Freehold, Kublin said the board did not any more and end up on the welfare Avenue in thr city's West End Bradley Beach and Toms River. rolls," New said after the meeting section Polk said he wanted to have a Board Chairman Charles Polk traffic expert appear when the told bank representatives that the bank's application is heard because board should not act on the appli- of the problems that might be Marx bid awarded cation because it depended "on the caused by additional cars on Brighton Avenue LONG BRANCH BRANCH — Artist's rendering ot National vacation of trie street " Polk said FAIR HAVEN - The Borough the borough reassess properties "If the traffic circulation is as Community Bank's proposed building on Brighton Avenue in Long the council should have informed Council last night accepted a bid by because the values were ap- 1 Bra/ich City Planning Board Chairman Charles Polk said the board the boar; in writing" about the you propose it. we'll probably turn Fair Haven Tax Assessor Bernard proaching a certain percentage of vacating of the street it down." Polk said is net likely to approve the project unless changes are made in the Marx to conduct a reassessment of what is considered fair evaluation, Bank nffi< ials proposed the clos- In other business, the board proposed traffic How at the new branch. property In the municipality said Councilman John W Christie ing of Palmer Avenue, a one-way- approved variances for a proposed At a special meeting, the council Marx's bid of $48,000 was almost street, and creation of a new two- professional building on Ocean Development, said he was also one would have parking for 215 cars, also passed on first reading an half the amount of the next highest way thoroughfare connecting Boulevald between North and South of the partners in the venture Real with 119 underground spaces The emergency bond ordinance amend bid, Christie said Brighton \vcnue and West End Bath avenues estate agent Alan M Chokov, project must now receive site plan ing a previous ordinance for funds The reassessment would begin In Court to provide access to the bank Attorney Peter Falvo of Oak Shrewsbury, is also a principal approval for reassessment 1965 and payments would be spread Mayor Philip D Huhn held, a hurst, representing APO Ocean Falvo viid the two-story building - LIZ SHEEHAN County officials requested that out over the next five years B2 I IH- ' Escaped Marlboro hospital inmate is returned BY TF.U LOUD fugitives, Kaye said But McGann also ruled that Barakat should be making arrangements with Illinois authorities to have The prosecutor s office is seeking an indictment on permitted to walk the hospital grounds unescorted for Barakat brought to the county jail FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Husni Harakat, found not the escape charge, punishable by 3-5 years in prison, two hours each day It waa during this unsupervised Although Human Services spokespersons have declin- guilty by reason of insanity in a 1974 murder w;,s Kaye said period that Barakat made his escape ed to say why the decision to have Barakat brought back returned to the county from Chicago yesterday, more However he said the issue of Harakat s competence In the meantime, officials from Human Services and to the hospital was reversed, residents and local than two weeks after he escaped from Marlboro to stand trial will come up in hearings on the escape the prosecutor's office have no idea how Barakat made officials in Marlboro have argued that neither Barakat Psychiatric Hospital charge it all the way to Chicago or how he managed during the nor any other Krol patient should be housed at the At approximately II am yesterday. Harakat was The state Department of Human Services has time he was missing. moderate-security facility brought to the Monmriuth County jail here, where he is petitioned Mriiann to have Barakat's condition re- Barakat left the hospital Aug 5 He turned himself The Aug 5 incident marked Barakat's second escape held in lieu of $10,000 hail, according to county evaluated and Kaye said the psychiatric review would in at police headquarters in Chicago 3'» days later, from the hospital, on Route 520 Prosecutor John A Kaye r have to be completed before Harakat would be telling authorities there he was a missing person On the same night that Barakat escaped, another Hail wai set by state Superior Court Judge Patrick permitted to stand trial The department oversees the At a hearing held in the First Circuit Court of Cook )l McGann, Freehold Kaye said Harakal was to be patient, Marcus Porch. 33. of Plainfield, also left the Marlboro facility County, III . the day after he turned himself in, Barakat hospital grounds in an apparently unrelated incident arraigned in Superior Court this afternoon on escape Harakat. a native of the Israeli-controlled West Bank, waived extradition He was held in the psychiatric unit iharges Porch returned to the hospital in a taxi the following was last evaluated in February, when his status as a of the Cook County Jail, Chicago afternoon Harakat 34, had been held by Chicago police since 'Krol,' or 'retainer patient was upheld by McGann \ug 9 He was brought to New Jersey by Prisoner Krol patients are those who are either judged innocent Officials had originally planned to have Barakat Barakat was ordered into the state psychiatric Transport Service Titusville, Fla , a private agency b) reason of insanity or found mentally unfit to stand returned to the state hospital That decision was system after being found not guilty of the shooting employed by the prosecutors office to transport trial reversed last week, and stale and county officials began murder of his aunt. School slates meetings TINTON FALLS A number of VANTAGE meetings have been planned for st;if( and students prior to the opening of the regular school year at Monmouth Regional High School according to Super- intendcnl Dr Frank A Volpe Orientation for new students and fieslimrn will be held in the boys gymnasium al 10 30 a m Tucs , ULTRA LIGHTS Sept 4 The meeting will he coordinated by Charlotte M Hohenstem. vice principal in charge of student personnel ser- vices Registration for new students THE TASTE OF SUCCESS will take place through Aug 29 Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a m and 12 noon All students are required to he tested for placement prior In selection of courses Appointments for testing and registration can be scheduled now by calling the guid- ance office between flam and 12 noon Monday through Friday One parent and the student should be present for the regis- tration with the student's most recent final report card and birth certificate Students will not he registered on Thurs and Fri , Aug 90 and 31 Registration! will begin again on Fri Sept 7 Slate immunization regulations require lhal all new student regis- trants present validation for diphtheria, tetanus, trivalent oral polio and live measles and rubella vaccine prior to registration The Monmouth Regional High School district enrolls students in the 9th through 12th grades residing in Katoiitown. Shrewsbury Town- ship, Tinton Falls and Fort Mon- mouth A professional day for faculty will begin at 8 am Sept 4 in the multi-purpose room The first day of classps for all students will be Wed . Sept 5 Group meets HUMSON The Humson Busi- ness and Professional Association held their first meeting recently at Fisherman's Wharf restaurant The following temporary officers were elected Joan C.ardiner of Scrumptlons, president; Brian (Jeorge of Northshore. vice-presi- dent, Ralph Spiwak of Spiwak Florist, treasurer, Joyce Eckhoof of First National State Bank, recording secretary, and Carolyn Crimmins of Paine Webber, cor- responding secretary The association hopes to enlist more members soon Business and professional people in Rumson are invited to contact any of the association officers to join Two rescued MIDDI.FTOWN - Two fisher- men were rescued Sunday from Raritan Hay. township police re- ported According to Patrolman Stephen Plnnegan, the fishermen were stranded in the bay after the engine in their Id-fool open whaler broke down The names of the fishermen and their vessel were not available After spending approximately 25 minutes in the bay, the two were rescued al approximately 2 15 p m by Finnegan and Patrolman Joseph Bell Woman hurt RUMSON A Red Hank woman was injured yesterday when the car she was driving hit a telephone pole on River Road, according to borough police Following the 3 p m accident. Vicky McCraw, West Front Street. was taken to Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, for treatment of minor injuries, police said Great Taste Road work set with Ultra LowTar. MipDLETOWN The portion of Muldlclown I .incroft Road between Holland and Oak Hill roads will be That's Success! closed tomorrow and Wednesday from 9 am to 3 30 p m The closing is due to installation of sewer pipe, according to town ship police Library to close Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined RED BANK The public library That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. will close at 3 p in Friday to permit cleaning of carpeting nnd 5 mg. "tar". 0.4 mg mcowie av. per cigarette. FTC Bepon Ff B '84 will reopen at 9 a m on Mon Aug 27 e m* ft J. m vNotM nwMco co The Daily Register TUESDAY, AUGUST 21. 1964 Your Town MIDDLETOWN HOLMDEL HIGHLANDS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Remodeling plans of restaurant detailed MIDpLETOWN - If Burger ation's Vice President of Develop- square feet in the restaurant front, voted down drive-through service from Route 35 would cross with by 10-15 percent Currently, tome King hat It their way, customer* of ment, said renovations were while taking MO feet away from the at the restaurant, in 1177 and 1978 cars leaving the drive-through 500 can enter the restaurant daily the restaurant on Route 35 may be necessary to keep the restaurant back Platkin said there would be lanes with the peak flow from noon to 1 choosing more than whether to hold competitive. Since It opened ap- new seating in the greenhouse Andre Groenhoff, a traffic con- sultant hired by Coastal Group, According to the new proposal, p m , when 106 can enter the lot the pickles and the lettuce - they proximately seven years ago, addition, replacing the "early depressed curbs around the drive- The drive-through would only add could be choosing how to order. Platkin said the restaurant has ugly" furniture of kumquat-colored said the current proposal answered the previous objections to drive- through lanes will be installed, the 15-20 cars during that time At last night's Zoning Board of never done well financially. tables and yellow chain with picnic number of parking spaces in the through service. However, Groenhoff said dollar Adjustment meeting, officials with Platkin said the glass-enclosed tables and earth tones. Plants back lot will be cut from 87 to M Coastal Group Management Corp would be abundant in the new Ninety-nine percent of traffic to lessen the possibility of cars receipts from drive-through ser- presented plans to add drive- playground was for three- to five- vices Is higher than traditional year-olds Although It would be section, according to a photograph entering the restaurant enters backing into the lane, the north- through service, a greenhouse ad- of a similar addition through the Route 35 entrance, the south aisle will be closed to traffic, take-out from inside, but he could dition, aM an enclosed playground located behind the restaurant, not explain why Platkin said some tables would But the drive-through proposal northern driveway. Customers exit and pedestrian cross-ways will be to their existing Burger King could meet stiffer opposition than from a southbound driveway. The marked with red brick restaurant near Kings Highway. overlook the playground. The hearing on the application the greenhouse or the playground. main objections to the original Drive-through service would in- will continue at the next meeting, Stanley Platkin. »h» "irpnr- The renovations would add 600 Previous zoning boards have twice proposal was that cars entering crease car traffic at the restaurant scheduled for Sept 17 Man outraged BRSA proposal over action revealed UNION BEACH - The Bayshor<> Regional Sewerage Authority last of neighbors night took steps to finance a proposed plant modernization that BY JANE PODERARO year after the tragedy traveling to would save the authority approx a New York hospital where bis imately 1350.000 per year in fuel RUMSON - The owner of a daughter underwent four oper- Rumson Road home says he's costs ations and was In "constant, in- stunned that neighbors have Joined The BRSA accepted an offer forces and pledged to attend a credible pain." from underwriters Underbill As- borough Planning Board meeting "We were told we could take her sociates of Red Bank and Princeton tonight, ostensibly to save and home as long at we had the proper to purchase $2 6 million In project preserve his property. area In which to care for her," notes from the BRSA The money Daniel Valentino, who owns a Valentino said. "Otherwise, she will be used to finance the plant large Victorian home on the would have been hospitalized for modernization job southeast corner of Rumson Road the rest of her life." So the family The BRSA took bids for the and South Ward Avenue, says he is set out to buy a MO.000 portable project July 2 But a protest filed especially troubled because he and unit, which included a chair lift, a a week later of the bidding his family have "lived through a rolling shower and a special eating procedures has prevented the nightmare" in the past three years area, to place next to the house BRSA from awarding the contract ... and never heard from neighbors The protest, filed by would-be before "Meanwhile, neighbors, whom I contractor RAM Engineering Inc never knew, tried to block the Now, he says, he must sell the of New Canaan, Conn , it under unit," he said "We finally got house, and has a buyer who wants review by the federal Environmen- approval from the mayor and to tear the house down and build tal Protection Agency council after five or tix months." three homes The 31,351-square-foot A HOUSE DIVIDED - The Victorian home ol med last week to oppose plans to demolish the "Regardless of whether the con- property is adjacent to the site of While they were waiting for the Daniel Valentino has attracted the attention ot structure on Rumson Road and build contemporary tract Is awarded next week or next month we've got to be ready with the former Rumson Hotel that was unit, called an "enabler." Sandra, neighbors who want to preserve It. The Coalition to homes there, has urged supporters to attend the money to get this ball rolling," recently razed to make way for who cannot feed or care for herself, Preserve Architectural Harmony In Rumson, lor- tonight's Planning Board meeting in lorce. single family houses. slept on a recliner in the living said Plant Superintendent Gary room. She had to be carried from he continued. "The plan conforms buy the house? It't at If they're house this developer likes to build Marshall Residents in the neighborhood room to room by family members to the code totally." trying to save an old house, and contemporary structures described The BRSA was prevented from last week formed the Coalition to and was bathed on the kitchen table Valentino, who has been living destroy a family." as 'chicken coops' by one speaker awarding the contract July 16 to the Preserve Architectural Harmony of the main house with his family In Toms River for The coalition promulgated a flier at the planning board's July meet- apparent low bidder for the project, in Rumson to fight for preservation the past three months, says: "I to borough residents yesterday, ing They would be at architectural PKF Mark III Inc of Newtown, and restoration of the three-story "The only time we heard about always thought your home was your which read: odds with the rest of the houses in Pa., whose bid for a $1 million Valentino house. The wooden struc- neighbors was when I didn't mow cattle, that you could do whatever "Dear Neighbors. A developer the neighborhood, creating a Jar- subcontract RAM is protesting, ture is graced by a round tower and the grass," Valentino said. "I you wanted with it as long as the hat a contingency contract (in ring aspect in conflict with Rumson would provide incinerator modi- wide porches. The Valentinos have really didn't have the time or law allowed It. But now it doesn't effect, an option to buy) the house Houses which long have presented fications, heat exchangers and owned it for eight years. inclination to cut the grass at thai seem to be like that " and land on 21 Rumson Road; this a pleasantly harmonious nature." sludge-feed equipment to cut the Valentino reported that Sandra is is the southeast corner of Rumson The filer urges residents to BRSA's oil use. The family's personal "night- time" now undergoing "state-of-the-art" Road and Ward Street. attend tonight's planning board RAM it protesting the BRSA's mare" began three years ago when Valentino said that Daniel Rosa, therapy in a Florida clinic. "She "The house, which you many meeting and adds that the board is performance bond requirement their daughter, Sandra, then 17 a developer who has built a number can wiggle her toes," he said. know as the (former owner) Dr considering an ordinance that The bond is required to ensure the yean old and a senior at Rumson of homes in the West Park section "That is major progress." Hoffman house, Is presently owned would give it power to approve work of companies with little prior Fair Haven Regional High School, of Rumson and who lives in The father says that he does not by Mr Daniel Valentino. The architectural plans According to experience in similar installations was paralyzed from her neck down Rumson, has contracted to buy the want sympathy from anyone developer's Intent it to tear down the flier, it now lacks specific The EPA, which is funding part or after an automobile accident In house. "At first, he wanted to build "Look, we've dealt with our prob- the house and build at least three authority The ordinance would be the project, must act on the protest Long Branch. four houses. But when that plan did lems alone But this Is the final houses on the plot, a fourth if he can retroactive to apply to the Valen- before the BRSA can award the bid The father of six children (Sand- not meet the requirements, Dan blow," he continued. "People we obtain a variance. tino/Rosa application BRSA commissioners do not Rosa said he would build three ra is the second oldest). Valentino don't know are trying to prevent us "The application's most disturb- The flier Is signed by Charles F. know how long the EPA will take said he and his wife spent the first "What we want to do is legal," from getting out. Are they going to ing aspect stems from the type of Johnson on behalf of the coalition to act on the RAM protest, but project manager David G Knowles said the BRSA will have to go out for a second round of bidders if the contract is not awaded within (0 Ex-hospital escapee returns to Marlboro days of the July 2 bidding In other business, a hearing to to be arraigned in Superior Court the day after he turned himself In, BY TED LOUD Services has petitioned McGann to walk the hospital grounds un- settle the dispute between the this afternoon on escape charges Barakat waived extradition. He have Barakat's condition re-evalu- escorted for two hours each day. It BRSA and the Keansburg Munici- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Barakat, 34, had been held by was during this unsupervised was held In the psychiatric unit of ated, and Kaye said the psychiatric pal Utilities Authority was held Husni Barakat, found not guilty by Chicago police since Aug. 9. He was period that Barakat made his the Cook County Jail, Chicago. review would have to be completed yesterday in Freehold. Superior reason of insanity in a 1(74 murder, brought to New Jersey by Prisoner before Barakat would be permitted escape. wat returned to the county from Transport Service, Titutville, Fla , Officials had originally planned Court Judge Laurence C to stand trial. The department In the meantime, officials from to have Barakat returned to the Chicago yesterday, more than two a private agency employed by the oversees the Marlboro facility. Human Services and the pros- Stamelman will continue to hear stale hospital That decision was testimony tomorrow from both weekt after he escaped from prosecutor's office to transport Barakat, a native of the Israeli- ecutor's office have no idea how Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital reversed last week, and state and sides fugitives. Kaye said. controlled West Bank, waa last Barakat made it all the way to county officials began making ar- At approximately 11 a.m. yester- The prosecutor's office is seeking evaluated in February, when his Chicago or how he managed during rangements with Illinois The BRSA is seeking a contempt day, Barakat was brought to the an indictment on the escape status as a "Krol," or "retainer," the time he was missing authorities to have Barakat brought order against the KMUA and its Monmouth County jail here, where charge, punishable by J-5 years in patient was upheld by McGann Barakat left the hospital Aug. 5. to the county Jail. executive director, James W he is held in lieu of $10,000 bail, prison, Kaye said Krol patients are those who are He turned himself in at police Davis, for the alleged intentional according to county Prosecutor However, he said the Issue of either judged Innocent by reason of headquarters in Chicago SMi days Barakat was ordered Into the dumping of iron sludge into the John A. Kaye Barakat's competence to stand insanity or found mentally unfit to later, telling authorities there he state psychiatric system after be- BRSA system on May 25, In Bail wat set by state Superior trial will come up in hearings on the stand trial was a missing person. ing found not guilty of the shooting violation of a Superior Court or- Court Judge Patrick J. McGann, escape charge. But McGann also ruled that At a hearing held In the First murder of his aunt, Ayshen dered injunction The KMUA com Freehold. Kaye said Btrakat was The state Department of Human Barakat should be permitted to Circuit Court of Cook County, III., Barakat, 38, in her Aberdeen home. tends the spill was accidental. Day-care center Pallone blasts may have to close cleanup of DEP BY CHRIS HAND operate without a variance. The definition of "day-care center" did BY LIZ SHEEHAN to its health any longer," Pallone EATONTOWN - The Board of not specify any age group, he said Adjustment last night passed a maintained. LONG BRANCH - "No real A year after the problem wat resolution that may dote down the The facility recently received a progress" has been made in discovered at the former Jersey Immaculate Day .Care Center on renewal of Its certificate of oc- eliminating the "potential public Central POwer & Light plant on Broad Street. cupancy, Boyle said, and any fire menace" of carcinogens found at LOng Branch Ave, the DEP has With one dissenting vote, the concerns the borough had should former gasification plants in the failed to develop a plan of action for board voted to uphold Zoning have been addressed then. county, a state senator said yester- a cleanup or containment of the site Officer Peggy Ciok's determination Board members disagreed day or done actual testing and analysis that the eight-year-old center re- "Based on the testimony of fire Sen Frank J Pallone Jr , D- of the hazardous substances, quires a use variance If it It to officials, the immediate safety of Monmouth, described the sites In Pallone charged continue operating in a business individuals is at stake," said board Long Branch, Atlantic Highlands DEP spokesman George Klenk area. Chairman Walter Kublin "We have and Belmar as "perhaps the three said the agency Is reviewing The decision came after nearly to protect the lives of innocent most dangerous tiles" among 60 hydrogeoloftlcal tests done bv Jer- four hours of hearings on the children as well as the borough former gatification plants in the sey Central Power L Light Co. at matter, including a marathon from possible litigation." state and called for ' 'public press- the gasification plant on Long session two weeks ago that lasted Kublin said the board did not ure on the state Department of Branch Avenue The tests Indicate until 2 a.m. wish to dote the facility, but to Environmental Protection to do where the sites of potential con- Board members expressed con- keep it under its jurisdiction until something " tamination are located so soil cern over the care of infants — the fire safety matter could be Pallone said he will sponsor 1 borings and monitoring wells can children under 2 * years old - at resolved. legislation to set a schedule for the be used the facility "You don't want to get the case cleanup and to establish standards According to Klenk. the DEP is of a Great Adventure," Kublin said, for safe levels of the toxic "trying to resolve how sampling Borough Housing Inspector referring to the recent fire at the Stanley J. Kulpa testified that substances if the DEP does not act will be done" with the contractor Ocean County amusement park fire before the Senate begins its fall hired by New Jersey Natural Gas borough construction ordinances do that killed eight youngsters not permit Infant day-care in a session Co to conduct hydrogeological "Everybody said nothing is wrong, The DEP is in charge of super- wood-frame building such as the then you end up with a holocaust." tests in Atlantic Highlands. one used by Immaculate. vising tests being conducted at the Klenk said the state is attempt- Despite encouragement from sites by the utilities which own the Brian Boyle, attorney for the CHECKING IT OUT — State Sen Frank J Pallone Jr. D-Monmouth, ing to determine if groundwater board members, Boyle said the plants "Clearly someone is drag- center, argued that the board inspects site of the former coal gasification plant on Long Branch around the gasification sites con- non-profit Roman Catholic church ging their feet and I do not think the should uphold a 1975 board of Avenue, Long Branch Chemical analysis performed in in October. tains the toxic chemicals, or If only that operates the facility would not public shoWd put up with this threat the soil is affected adjustment decision allowing it to apply fbr a use variance shov/od the presence ol 16 toxins, includingr.ix known carcinogens B2 The Daily Register TUESDAY, AUGUST 21. 1984 •* COMMUNITY CALENDAR TODAY friends or family members suffer- First Presbyterian Church, 76 MATAWAN - The big band couragement of Barber Shop will present Joe Raclna's Dance ing from mental illness, will meet Wyckoff Road sound will be heard at a free Quartet Singing in America will Orchestra at 8 p.m. In the gatebo HOLMDEI. — Compassionate at 7 30 p m at the Mental Health LONG BRANCH - Rabbi Tobias concert at 7:30 p.m. at Terhune have rehearsals each Tuesday at 8 The concert featuring the big band Friends, a non-sectarian, (elf-help Association Office, 90 Monmouth Roth, spiritual leader of Congrega- Park, Main Street, sponsored by p.m. at Raritan High School, sound is free and open to the public group (or bereaved parents, will St. tion Brothers of Israel, 250 Park the Matawan Recreation Com- Middle Road, Hazlet MATAWAN - Al Anon meets at meet at 8 p.m. at the parish house LONG BRANCH - Families Ave, Elberon, is conducting a mission The public is Invited. MATAWAN - Alcoholics 10 a.m. and Alcoholics Anonymous of St Benedict's Roman Catholic Anonymous, a fellowship for Torah class at 1 p m HAZLET - The Association of Anonymous meets at 9 p.m. at at 9 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church, 165 Bethany Road Zalra parents, relatives and friends of RED BANK - The Arthritis Mobile Home Owners will meet at Trinity Episcopal Church on Ryers Church on Ryers Lane D'Avella will lead a discussion on drug and alcohol abusers and Support Group (RAP) jointly spon- 8 p m at the Shore Point Inn, Route Lane. the grief process All are welcome children with behavioral problems, sored by the N.J. Chapter of the 35 and Holmdel Road ABERDEEN - Sy's Single WEDNESDAY RED BANK - The Lions Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the KEANSBURG - Physicals for Arthritis Association and the Con- Faces will sponsor a dance at 8 will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Molly Chemical Dependency Center, students participating in football, HOLMDEL — Bayshore Com- sumer Health Department of p.m. at Shalimar, Route 35. Pitcher Inn. Chelsea Avenue Riverview Medical Center will girl's tennis, cheerleading and munity Hospital's Cancer Support Gene Polgar of the Lions' Eye EATONTOWN - Families meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Neuberger cross-country will be given at 12:30 Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Bank of Delaware Valley will Anonymous, a fellowship for Auditorium. p.m. in the Keansburg High School TOMORROW hospital boardroom Newcomers speak. parents, relatives and friends of Ellen Flashberg will speak on health office. are welcome. Information may be RED BANK - The Parks and RED BANK - Family and drug and alcohol abusers and "Joint Conservation and Splint- HAZLET - The Raritan Bay obtained from the Consumer Friends for Mental Health, a self- children with behavorial problems, ing ." Town Criers Chapter of the Society Recreation Department and the Education Department at the hos- help group for those who have will meet from 1 to 2 30 p m at the for the Preservation and En- Music Performance Trust Fund pital POLICE BEAT Police rescue VANTAGE 2 fishermen MIDDLETOWN - Two fisher- men were rescued Sunday from Raritan Bay, township police re- ported According to Patrolman Stephen Finnegan, the fishermen were stranded in the bay after the engine ULTRA LIGHTS in their 18 foot open whaler broke down The names of the fishermen and their vessel were not available After spending approximately 25 minutes in the bay, the two were rescued at approximately 2 15 p.m. by Finnegan and Patrolman Joseph THE TASTE OF SUCCESS Bell Police seeking missing dog MIDDLETOWN - Township marine police are seeking infor- mation about a small, brown and white dog reported missing Sunday by a group of people from Staten Island The dog, a cock-a-poo that answers to the name "Pepper" and is described as resembling the movie dog "Benji, " was reported missing at approximately 4 p.m., and was last seen in the vicinity of •' u Ambrose Channel, according to Patrolman Stephen Finnegan. Marine police searched the bay's shores from Port Monmouth. here, to Horseshoe Cove, Sandy Hook, but were unable to find the dog, Finnegan said Local boaters and fishermen, as well as the Coast Guard, have been notified. Anyone who may have seen the dog in the vicinity of the bay is asked to call the marine police of the Middletown police department. Woman injured in auto accident RUMSON - A Red Bank woman was injured yesterday when the car she was driving hit a telephone pole on River Road, according to borough police. Following the 3 p.m. accident, Vicky McCraw, West Front Street, was taken to Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, for treatment of minor injuries, police said. American Legion elections planned ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - New officers of American Legion C. Eugene Allen Memorial Post 141 will be elected at the Sept. 12 meeting in the post home on Second Avenue Nominated to serve are Bernard Frotten and Bob Woodward, com- mander; Bob Woodward and Fred Johnson, first vice commander; Bert Potts, second vice com- mander; Fred Johnson, chaplain; George Himmel, finance officer; Peg Cooper, historian; Michael Hoare, service officer; Skip Rob- inson, sergeant-atarms, and Harry Murtha, judge advocate. On the nominating committee were John Dellert, Mike Cassone and Fred Johnson. The post welcomed back his- torian Peg Coop after surgery and voted to make her a life member for her years of service to the organization. North to battle South in Softball MIDDLETOWN - Nine fire companies will be represented when the North plays the South during the Coast Firemen's All- Star softball game Saturday at Bodman Park, 6 p.m. Proceeds will benefit Middle- town police officer John Hill. Fire companies represented in with Ultra Low Jar. the North All-Stars are Belford Engine Company and the Keansburg, New Point Comfort, Deal, and Port-au-Peck fire com- That's Success! panies. South All-Stars include represen- tatives of Monmouth Beach, Oak- hurst, Wanamassa and Tinton Falls fire companies Road to be closed Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MIDDLETOWN - Middletown- Lincroft Road between Holland and 5 mg. "tar", 0.4 mg nicotine ay. per cigsurtB. FTC Report FEB '84 Oak Hill roads will be closed today and tomorrow 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for installation of sew« pipes The Daily Register TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1984 Yoiir Town B==; MATAWAN ABERDEEN HAZLE1 KFANSRURfi KFYPORT UNION BEACH Hazlet awards bus contracts to private firm

BY KEVIN FRECHETTE Despite the union give-backs, the estimated cost of hour bargaining session. They (the board) tried the same thing in the '81'82 the contract would still be approximately $190,000 leu During the session, the union agreed to reduce its school year and found it would cost them more In the HAZLET — Despite last-minute concessions by per year, according to Pauline Stevens, board member increases from 8 percent to 4 percent, in addition to the long run," said Jean Paladlno, a district driver " We district bus drivers, the Board of Education last night According to figures released by the board, the original cut in benefits The union also agreed to a delayed July feel this is union busting " awarded one-year transportation pacts to a private union proposal would have coat the school district salary raise, while the original contract called for the Stevens said the $200,000 difference in the district contractor, and fired 32 union employees. $104,605 8 percent hike to take effect January 1. drivers' contract was primarily made up of health and "It comes down to a problem of dollars and centa," "We were never given the bid specifications by the The board acted on a recommendation by Its pension benefits. said Board President Edward J O'Brien. board. How can we make an intelligent attempt to transportation committee to accept bids from outside "We are going to file unfair practice charges with the negotiate with them?" asked New Jersey Education contractors in an attempt to save an estimated $201,000 Public Employment Relations Commission to see If the Although union members agreed to cut salary Association consultant Marc Abramson. calling for over the next year. meeting was advertised properly," said Abramson increases in half and reduce benefits by 40 percent, the postponement of the decision. R. Helfrich and Son Corp was awarded a $162,180 board rejected the union's offer and awarded the O'Brien argued that the union never requested the The board compiled a list of the lowest-priced bids contract for bus routes and a $114,595 contract for van contracts to the R Helfrich and Son Corp. specifications but agreed to meet with them in an 11th- for each route in making its $603,000 estimate. routes Escaped hospital inmate returns BY TED LOUD a private agency employed by the Krol patients are those who are the day after he turned himself in, prosecutor's office to transport either Judged innocent by reason of Barakat waived extradition. He FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - fugitives, Kaye said. Insanity or found mentally unfit to was held in the psychiatric unit of Husnl Barakat, found not guilty by The prosecutor's office is seeking stand trial the Cook County Jail, Chicago. reason of insanity In a 1974 murder, an Indictment on the escape But McGann also ruled that Officials had originally planned was returned to the county from charge, punishable by 3-5 years in Barakat should be permitted to to have Barakat returned to the Chicago yesterday, more than two prison, Kaye said. walk the hospital grounds un- state hospital That decision was weeks after he escaped from However, he said the issue of escorted for two hours each day It reversed last week, and state and Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital Barakat's competence to stand was during this unsupervised county officials began making ar- At approximately 11 a.m. yester- trial will come up In hearings on the period that Barakat made his rangements with- Illinois day, Barakat was brought to the escape charge escape. authorities to have Barakat brought Monmouth County Jail here, where The slate Department of Human In the meantime, officials from to the county jail. he is held In lieu of $10,000 ball, Services has petitioned McGann to Human Services and the pros- Although Human Services according to county Prosecutor have Barakat's condition re-evalu- ecutor's office have no idea how spokespersons have declined to say John A. Kaye. ated, and Kaye said the psychiatric Barakat made It all the way to why the decision to have Barakat Bail was set by state Superior review would have to be completed Chicago or how he managed during brought back to the hospital was Court Judge Patrick J McGann, before Baraka' would be permitted the time he was missing reversed, residents and local of- Freehold. Kaye said Barakat wis to stand trial The department Barakat left the hospital Aug 5 ficials in Marlboro have argued to be arraigned In Superior Court oversees the Marlboro facility. He turned himself in at police that neither Barakat nor any other this afternoon on escape charges) Barakat, a native of the Israeli- headquarters In Chicago 3M days Krol patient should be housed at the Barakat, 34, had been held controlled West Bank, was last later, telling authorities there he moderate-security facility. Chicago police since Aug. 9. He was' evaluated In February, when his was a missing person. The AUR S incident marked brought to New Jersey by Prisoner status as a "Krol," or "retainer," At a hearing held in the First Barakat's second escape from the Transport Service, Tltusvllle, Fl« , patient was upheld by McGann. Circuit Court of Cook County, III . hospital, on Route 520 BRSA moves to fund plant update

UNION BEACH - The Bayshore tract is awarded next week or next know how long the EPA will take KMUA also contends the discharge Regional Sewerage Authority last month we've got to be ready with to act on the RAM protest, but was heavy backwash water, which night took steps to finance a the money to get this ball rolling," protect manager David G. Knowles the BRSA is contractually bound proposed plant modernisation that said Plant Superintendent Gary said the BRSA will have to go out to accept would save the authority approx- mil am Marshall. for a second round of bidders if the The BRSA granted several com- imately $350,000 per year In fuel The BRSA was prevented from CHECKING IT OUT - State Sen Frank J. Pallone Jr., D-Monmouth, contract Is not awaded within 60 mercial enterprises exemptions costs. awarding the contract July 16 to the days of the July 2 bidding from the authority's sewer mora- Inspects the site of the former coal gasification plant on Long Branch The BRSA accepted an offer apparent low bidder for the project, in other business, a hearing to torium A McDonald's restaurant, Avenue, Long Branch. Chemical analysis done on the site in October from underwriters Underbill As- PKF Mark III Inc. of Newtown, settle the dispute between the to be built on Route 36 in Union showed the presence of 16 toxins, including six known carcinogens. sociates of Red Bank and Princeton Pa . whose bid for a $l-mllllon BRSA and the Keansburg Munici- Beach, may be connected to the to purchase $2 6 million In project subcontract RAM is protesting, pal Utilities Authority was held BRSA system The BRSA approved notes-trom the BRSA. The money would provide Incinerator modi- yesterday in Freehold. Superior a second request from the owner of will be used to finance the plant fications, heat exchangers and Court Judge Laurence C. Dlno's Fishery on Route 35 to Senator hits DEP modernization Job. sludge-feed equipment to cut the Stamelman will continue to hear connect nine stores to the sewerage The BRSA took bids for the BRSA s oil use testimony tomorrow from both system. Dlno's owner, Constantinos project July 2 But a proUst tiled sides Marlolls, plans to subdivide the a weak later of the bidding RAM Is protesting the BRSA s The BRSA Is seeking a contempt restaurant tract and build the stores on it on plant cleanup procedures has prevented the performance bond requirement. order against the KMUA and its BRSA from awarding the contract The bond is required to ensure the executive director. James W Since the BRSA system has The protest, filed by would-be work of companies with little prior Davis, for the alleged intentional enough capacity to handle the new BY LIZ SHEEHAN of the hazardous substances, contractor RAM Engineering Inc. experience In similar Installations dumping of iron sludge Into the connections Since the develop- Pallone charged. of New Canaan, Conn., is under The EPA, which is funding part of BRSA system on May 25, In ments have received all required LONG BRANCH - "No real review by the federal Environmen- DEP spokesman George Klenk the project, must act on the protest violation of a Superior Court or- municipal approvals, the exemp- progress" has been made In said the agency is reviewing tal Protection Agency. before the BRSA can award the bid eliminating the "potential public dered Injunction The KMUA con- tion approvals were virtually auto- hydrogeological tests done by Jer- "Regardless of whether the con- BRSA commissioners do not tends the spill was accidental. The matic, according to Knowles menace" of carcinogens found at sey Central Power It Light Co at former gasification plants in the the gasification plant on Long county, a state senator said yester- Branch Avenue. The tests indicate where the sites of potential con- Sen. Frank J. Pallone Jr., D- tamination are located so soil Preservation plan irks homeowner Monmouth, described the sites in borings and monitoring wells can Long Branch, Atlantic Highlands be used. and Belmar as "perhaps the three BY JANE FODEBARO most dangerous sites" among 60 According to Klenk. the DEP is RUMSON - The owner of a former gasification plants in the "trying to resolve how sampling Rumson Road home says he's state and called for "public press- will be done" with the contractor stunned that neighbors have Joined ure on the state Department of hired by New Jersey Natural Gas forces and pledged to attend a Environmental Protection to do Co. to conduct hydrogeological' borough Planning Board meeting something." tests in Atlantic Highlands. tonight, ostensibly to save and Klenk said the state is attempt- Pallone said be will sponsor preserve his property. legislation to set a schedule lor the ing to determine If groundwater Daniel Valentino, who owns a cleanup and to establish standards around the gasification sites con- large Victorian home on the for safe levels of the toxic tains the toxic chemicals, or If only southeast corner of Rumson Road substances if the DEP does not act the soil Is affected and South Ward Avenue, says he Is before the Senate begins Its fall He said there Is "no national especially troubled becsuw he and session. guidance on how to deal with the his family have "lived through a The DEP is in charge of super- (gasification) site contamination " nightmare" In the past three years vising tests being conducted at the On Sept. t. IKS, Mayor Philip D ... and never heard from neighbors sites by the utilities which own the Hunn ordered that Jerry Morgan before plants. "Dearly someone is drag- Park, which borders the gasifica- Now, he says, he must sell the ging their feet and I do not think the tion area, be fenced off after soil house, and has a buyer who wants public should put up with this threat samples taken from the park were to tear the house down and bulk) to its health any longer," Pallone found to contain 16 toxins on the three homes. The 31,351-square-foot said. federal priority pollutant list, In- property is adjacent to the site of A year after the problem was cluding six known cancer-causing the former Rumson Hotel which discovered at the former Jersey agents. recently was razed to make way for Central POwer It Light plant on In August 1M3, City Health single family houses. LOng Branch Ave , the DEP has Officer Fred Schuster said he had Residents in the neighborhood failed to develop a plan of action for found two cancer-causing toxins In last week formed the Coalition to a cleanup or containment of the site the groundwater at the former Preserve Architectural Harmony or done actual testing and analysis JCPtL plant In Rumson to fight for preservation and restoration of the three-story Itaftaiw ptMO t, John M Mmi Valentino house. The wooden struc- week to oppose plans to demolish the Rumson ture is graced by a round lower and HOUSE HASSLE — The Victorian home of Daniel Board eyes closing Road structure and build contemporary homes wide porches. The Valentines have Valentino has attracted the attention of neighbors owned it for eight years. who want to preserve it. The Coalition to Preserve there, has urged supporters lo attend tonight's The family's personal "night- Architectural Harmony in Rumson, formed last Planning Board meeting in force mare" began three years ago when of day-care center While they were waiting for the castle, that you could do whatever house, is presently owned by Mr. their daughter, Sandra, then 17 unit, called an "enabler," Sandra, you wanted with it as long as the Daniel Valentino The developer's BY CHRIS HAND Brian Boyle, attorney for the years old and a senior at Rumson- who cannot feed or care for herself, law allowed it But now It doesn't intent is to tear down the house and center, argued that the board Fair Haven Regional High School, EATONTOWN - The Board of slept on a recliner in the living seem to be like that." build at least three houses on the should uphold a 1975 board of was paralyzed from her neck down room. She had to be carried from Adjustment last night passed a Valentino reported that Sandra is plot, a fourth if h<> ran obtain a adjustment decision allowing it to after an automobile accident in room to room by family members resolution that may close down the now undergoing "state-of-the-art" variance operate without a variance. The Long Branch. and was bathed on the kitchen table Immaculate Day Care Center on therapy in a Florida clinic "She definition of "daycare center" did The father of six children (Sand- of the main house. "The application's most disturb- Broad Street can wiggle her toes," he said not specify any age group, he ra is the second oldest), Valentino ing aspect stems from the type of With one dissenting vote, the "The only time we heard about "That is major progress " maintained. said he and his wife spent the first neighbors was when I didn't mow house this developer likes to build: board voted to uphold Zoning The father says that he does not The facility recently received a year after the tragedy traveling to the grass," Valertino said. "I contemporary structures described Officer Peggy Ciok's determination renewal of its certificate of oc- a New York hospital where his really didn't have the time or want sympathy from anyone as 'chicken coops' by one speaker that the eight-year-old center re- cupancy, Boyle said, and any fire daughter underwent four oper- Inclination to cut the grass at that "Look, we've dealt with our prob- at the planning board's July meet- quires a use variance if It'is to concerns the borough had should ations and was in "constant, In- time." lems alone But this is the final ing They would be at architectural continue operating in a business blow," he continued "People we odds with the rest of the houses in have been addressed then. credible pain." Valentino said that Daniel Rosa, area. don't know are trying to prevent us Board members disagreed. "We were told we could take her a developer who has built a number the neighborhood, creating a Jar- The decision came after nearly from getting out Are they going to "Based on the testimony of fire home as long as we had the proper of homes in the West Park section ring aspect in conflict with Rumson four hours of hearings on the officials, the Immediate safety of area in which to care for her," of Rumson and who lives in buy the house? It's as if they're Houses which long have presented matter, including a marathon Individuals is at stake," said board Valentino said. "Otherwise, she Rumson, has contracted to buy the trying to save an old house, and a pleasantly harmonious nature " session two weeks ago which lasted Chairman Walter Kublin "We have would have been hospitalized for house. "At first, he wanted to build destroy a family " The flier urges residents to until 2 a.m. to protect the lives of innocent the rest of her life." So the family four houses. But when that plan did The coalition promulgated a flier attend tonight's planning board Board members expressed con- children as well as the borough set out to buy a $60,000 portable not meet the requirements, Dan to borough residents yesterday, meeting and adds that the board is cern over the care of Infants — from possible litigation." unit, which Included a chair lift, a Rosa said he would build three which read: considering an ordinance that children under 21-* years old — at "Dear Neighbors A developer Kublin said the board did not rolling shower and a special eating "What we want to do is legal," would give it power to approve the facility. has a contingency contract (in architectural plans According to wish to close the facility, but Just area, to place next to the house he continued "The plan conforms Borough Housing Inspector wanted to keep it under its jurisdic- "Meanwhile, neighbors, whom I effect, an option to buy) the house the flier, it now lacks specific to the code totally " Stanley J Kulpa testified that tion until the fire safety matter never knew, tried to block the and land on 21 Rumson Road, this authority The ordinance would be Valentino, who has been living borough construction ordinances do could be resolved. unit," he said "We finally got is the southeast corner of Rumson retroactive to apply to the Valen- with his family in Toms River for not permit infant day-care in a approval from the mayor and Road and Ward Street. "The house, tino/Rosa application "You don't want to get the case the past three months, says: "I wood-frame building, such as the council after five or six months " which you may know as the The flier is signed by Charles F one used by Immaculate of a Great Adventure, " Kublin said always thought your home was your (former owner) Dr Hoffman Johnson on behalf of the coalition B2 The Daily Register TUESDAY, AUGUST 21. 1934 ... COMMUNITY CALENDAR

TODAY Fint Presbyterian Church, 76 speak. i sumer Health Department of Orchestra at 8 p.m. in the gazebo Anonymous, a fellowship for Wyckoff Road RED BANK - Family and Rivervlew Medical Center will The concert featuring the big band parents, relatives and friends of MATAWAN - The blf band ABERDEEN - Sy's Single Friends for Mental Health, a self- meet at 7:30 p.m. In the Neuberger sound is free and open to the public drug and alcohol abusers and sound will be beard at a tree Faces will sponsor a dance at 8 help group for those who have Auditorium. children with behavorial problems, concert at 7:30 p.m. at Terhune p.m. at Shalimar, Route 35. friends or family members suffer- Ellen FUshberg will speak on WEDNESDA Y will meet at 7:30 pm In Rlverview Park, Main Street, iponsored by ing from mental illness, will meet "Joint Conservation and Splint- Medical Center's East Wing. the Matawan Recreation Com- HOLMDEL — Compassionate at 7:30 pm at the Mental Health Friends, a non-sectarian, self-help ing." HOLMDEL - Bayshore Com- mission. The public It invited. Association Office. (0 Monmouth munity Hospital's Cancer Support SATURDAY HAZLET — The Association of group for bereaved parents, will St. meet at 8 pm at the parish house TOMORROW Group will meet at 7:30 pm. in the Mobile Home Owners will meet at LONG BRANCH - Rabbi Tobias hospital boardroom. Newcomers SANDY HOOK - Ethnic folk of St. Benedict's Roman Catholic MATAWAN - Al Anon meets at dancers and food, 25 crafts demon- S p.m. at the Shore Point Inn, Route Church, 105 Bethany Road. Zaira Roth, spiritual leader of Congrega- are welcome. Information may be 35 and Holmdel Road 10 a.m. and Alcoholics Anonymous strations, and a children's area will D'Avella will lead a discussion on tion Brothers of Israel, 250 Park at t p.m. at Trinity Episcopal obtained from the Consumer KEANSBURG - Physicals (or the grief process. All are welcome Ave., Elberon, Is conducting a Education Department at the hos- be featured at the annual Folk student! participating In football, Church on Ryers Line. Festival today and Sunday, noon to RED BANK - The Lions flub Torah class at- 8 p.m. pital. girl's tennis, cheerleading and RED BANK - The Arthritis RED BANK - The Parks and 5 p.m., sponsored by the National croti-country wilt be given at 12:30 will meet at 8:30 pm at the Molly Recreation Department and the Park Service at Fort Hancock. The Pitcher Inn. Support Group (RAP) Jointly spon- pm. in the Keansburg High School Music Performance Trust Fund THURSDA Y public is invited to attend this free Gene Polgar of the Lions' Eye sored by the N.J. Chapter of the health office Arthritis Association and the Con- will present Joe Racina's Dance RED BANK - Families family event. HAZLET - The Raritan Bay Bank of Delaware Valley will Town Criers Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and En- couragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America will have rehearsals each Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Raritan High School, Middle Road, Hazlet MATAWAN - Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 9 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church on Ryers Lane LONG BRANCH — Families Anonymous, a fellowship for VANTAGE parents, relatives and friends of drug and alcohol abusers and children with behavioral problems, will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Chemical Dependency Center, Chelsea Avenue. EATONTOWN - Families Anonymous, a fellowship for ULTRA LIGHTS parents, relatives and friends of drug and alcohol abusers and children with behavorial problems, will meet from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the THE TASTE OF SUCCESS POLICE BEAT Police search for dog MIDDLETOWN - Township police are seeking information about a small, brown and white dog reported missing Sunday by a group of people from Staten Island. The dog, a cock-a-poo that answers to the name "Pepper" and is described as resembling the movie dog "Benji," was reported missing at approximately 4 p.m., and was last seen in the vicinity of Ambrose Channel, according to Patrolman Stephen Finnegan. Police searched the bay's shores from Port Monmouth, here, to Horseshoe Cove, Sandy Hook, but were unable to find the dog, Finnegan said Local boaters and fishermen, as well as the Coast Guard, have been notified. Anyone who may have seen the dog In the vicinity of the bay Is asked to call the Middletown police department. Fishermen rescued from bay MIDDLETOWN - Two fisher- men were rescued Sunday from Raritan Bay, township police re- ported According to Patrolman Stephen Finnegan, the fishermen were stranded in the bay after the engine in their 18-foot open whaler broke down. The names of the fishermen and their vessel were not available. After spending approximately 25 minutes in the bay, the two were rescued at approximately 2:15 p.m. by Finnegan and Patrolman Joseph Ml. Accident injures woman RUMSON - A Red Bank woman was injured yesterday when the car she was driving hit a telephone pole on River Road, according to borough police. Great Taste Following the 3 p.m. accident, Vicky McCraw, West Front Street, was taken to Rlverview Medical Center, Red Bank, for treatment of with Ultra LowTar. minor injuries, police said Middletown That's Success! closes road MIDDLETOWN - The portion of Middletown-Lincroft Road between Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Holland and Oak Hill Roads will be closed tomorrow and Wednesday That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The closing is due to installation 5 mj. "tar". 0.4 mg. nicotine w. ptr ngmnt. FTC Repon FtB 84 of sewer pipe, the Middletown Police Department said. 'MMMMpt The Daily Register 3PORT8 3 TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1964 COMICS 6 Your Town FINANCIAL 8 FREEHOLD MARLBORO FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP MANALAPAN COLTS NECK ENGLISHTOWN Escaped patient is returned — to jail

BY TED LOUD a private agency employed by the patient was upheld by McGann. Circuit Court of Cook County, III, Barakat's second escape from the Kaye said that Barakat Is usually prosecutor's office to transport Krol patients are those who are the day after be turned himself in, hospital, on Route 520 evaluated approximately every six FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - fugitives, Kaye said either judged innocent by reason of Barakat waived extradition He On the same night that Barakat months to determine if there Is any Hiuni Barakat, found not guilty by The prosecutor's office Is seeking insanity or found mentally unfit to was held In the psychiatric unit of escaped, another patient, Marcus change In his "level of function- reason of inunlty In 11974 murder, an indictment on the escape stand trial. the Cook County Jail, Chicago Porch, JS. of Plainfteld, also left He added that Barakat I* still was returned to the county from charge, punishable by S-S years In But McGann also ruled that Officials had originally planned the hospital grounds in an apparent- considered a prisoner of the state Chicago yesterday, more than two prison, Kaye said. Barakat should be permitted to to have Barakat returned to the ly unrelated incident. Porch re- weeks after he escaped from "In effect, he Is still an inmate," However, he said the Issue of walk the hospital grounds un- state hospital. That decision was turned to the hospital in a tail the Kaye said Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital Barakat's competence to stand escorted for two hours each day. It reversed last week, and state and following afternoon. At approximately 11 a.m. yester- trial will come up in hearings on the was during this unsupervised county officials began making ar- Barakat was ordered into the The prosecutor's office contracts day, Barakat was brought to the escape charge. period that Barakat made his rangements with Illinois state psychiatric system after be- with Prisoner Transport to have Monmouth County jail here, where The state Department of Human escape. authorities to have Barakat brought ing found not guilty of the shooting fugitives returned. He said the he Is held in lieu of $10,000 bail, Services has petitioned McGann to In the meantime, officials from to the county jail. murder of his aunt, Aysheh service, providing airplanes and according to county Prosecutor have Barakat's condition re-evalu- Human Services and the pros- Barakat, 38, in her Aberdeen home other vehicles equipped with maxi- John A. Kaye ated, and Kaye said the psychiatric ecutor's office have no Idea how Although Human Services With a record of mental illness mum-security provisions, saves the Bail was set by state Superior review would have to be completed Barakat made It all the way to spokespersons have declined to say already behind him, he reportedly county the tune and expense of Court Judge Patrick J. McGann, told police at the time of his arrest before Barakat would be permitted Chicago or how he managed during why the decision to have Barakat having to send Its own security Freehold. Kaye said Barakat was brought back to the hospital was that voices told him to kill the to stand trial. The department the time he was missing personnel to retrieve escaped pris- to be arraigned in Superior Court i toe Ma/lboro facility Barakat left the hospital Aug. 5 reversed, residents and local of- woman because she was a witch. this afternoon on escape charges. He turned himself in at police ficials in Marlboro have argued In 1175, efforts by the US oners. Barakat, 34, had been held by Barakat, a native of the Israeli- headquarters In Chicago J1* days that neither Barakat nor any other Immigration Department to have Kaye said his office pays Pris Chicago police since Aug. 8 He was controlled West Bank, was last later, telling authorities there he Krol patient should be housed at the him deported were stymied when oner Transport a flat fee for Its brought to New Jersey by Prisoner evaluated In February, when his was a missing person. moderate-security facility both Israel and Jordan refused to services, but he did not give the Transport Service, Tltusville, Fla , status as a "Krai," or "retainer," At a hearing held In the First The Aug. S Incident marked accept Barakat amount of the fee. Preservation FRHS try irks owner adjusts BY JANE FODERARO "We were told we could take grades her home as long as we had the RUMSON - The owner of a proper area in which to care for ENGLISHTOWN - The Free- Rumson Road home says he's her," Valentino said "Otherwise, hold Regional Board of Education stunned that neighbors have she would have been hospitalized last night adopted a new grading joined forces and pledged to for the rest of her life." So the system for the district's five high attend a borough Planning Board family set out to buy a 160,000 schools, adding pluses and minuses meeting tonight, ostensibly to portable unit, which included a to the existing letter grades. save and preserve his property. chair lift, a rolling shower and a The new system, to go Into effect Daniel Valentino, who owns a special eating area, to place next next month with the beginning ol large Victorian home on the to the house the coming school year, will allow southeast corner of Rumson Road "Meanwhile, neighbors, whom for "more preclseness" In evalu- and South Ward Avenue, says he I never knew, tried to block the ating students' academic per- is especially troubled because he unit," he said. "We finally got formance, according to Schools and his family have "lived approval from the mayor and Superintendent Dr H Victor through a nightmare" in the past council after five or six months " three years ... and never beard While they were waiting for the The system was recommended In from neighbors before. unit, called an "enabler," Sandra, June by the Superintendent's Ad- Now, he says, he must sell the who cannot feed or care for visory Committee, a special board house, and has a buyer who wants herself, slept on a recllner In the comprised of students, teachers to tear the house down and build living room. She had to be carried and parents, following a six-month three homes. The 31 ,ttl-square- from room to room by family study and surveys of students, foot property is adjacent to the members and was bathed on the teachers, parents, other districts site of the former Rumson Hotel kitchen table of the main house and colleges to evaluate the sys- which recently was rased to make "The only time we heard about tem. way for single family houses. neighbors was when I didn't mow In response to concerns rslsed by Residents In the neighborhood the grass," Valentino said. "I several parents at last night's last week formed the Coalition to really didn't have the time or HOUSE HASSLE — The Victorian home of formed last week to oppose plans to demolish meeting, Crespy said the change Preserve Architectural Harmony Inclination to cut the grass st that Daniel Valentino has attracted the attention of the Rumson Road structure and build contem- will not affect a student's class In Rumson to fight for preser- time" neighbors who want to preserve It. The Coalition porary homes there, has urged supporters to rank relative to his classmates, vation and restoration of the Valentino said that Daniel to Preserve Architectural Harmony in Rumson, attend tonight's Planning Board meeting in force. since the grading system will be three-story Valentino house. The Rosa, a developer who has built consistent among all students In a wooden structure Is graced by a a number of homes in the West given school year. round tower and wide porches. Park section of Rumson and who is now undergoing "state-of-the- effect, an option to buy) the house rest of the houses In the neigh- For example, all students cur- The Valentlnos have owned It for lives in Rumson, has contracted art" therapy in a Florida clinic and land on 21 Rumson Road; this borhood, creating a Jarring rently preparing to begin their eight years. to buy the house. "At first, he "She can wiggle her toes," he Is the southeast comer of Rumson aspect in conflict with Rumson junior year will have two years The family's personal "night- wanted to build four houses. But said. "That is major progress " Road and Ward Street Houses which long have pres- under the old system and two years mare" began three years .,» when that plan did not meet the The father says that he does not "The house, which you may ented a pleasantly harmonious under the new system, thereby not when their daughter, Sandra, then requirements, Dan Rosa said he wsnt sympathy from anyone. know as the (former owner) Dr. nature." giving any particular students an 17 years old and a senior at would build three. "Look, we've dealt with our Hoffman house, is presently own- advantage or disadvantage, Crespy Rumson-Fair Haven Regional "What we want to do is legal," problems alone. But this is the ed by Mr. Daniel Valentino. The The flier urges residents to explained. High School, was paralyzed from he continued. "The plan conforms final blow," he continued. developer's Intent Is to tear down attend tonight's planning board College transcripts will spell out her neck down after an auto- to the code totally." "People we don't know are trying the house and build at least three meeting and adds that the board the changes and Indicate when they mobile accident in Long Branch. Valentino, who has been living to prevent us from getting out. houses on the plot, a fourth If he is considering an ordinance that were made, according to Crespy. The father of six children with his family in Toms River for Are they going to buy the house? can obtain a variance. would give It power to approve He added that both the student's (Sandra Is the second oldest), the past three months, says: "I It's as If they're trying to save an "The application's most dis- architectural plans. According to report card and college transcript the flier. It now lacks specific Valentino said he and his wife always thought your home was old house, and destroy a family." turbing aspect stems from the will have a "key" Indicating the spent the first year after the your castle, that you could do type of house this developer likes authority. The ordinance would numerical equivalent of each letter tragedy traveling to a New York whatever you wanted with It as The coalition promulgated a to build: contemporary struc- be retroactive to apply to the grade. hospital where his daughtes long as the law allowed It. But filer to borough residents yester- tures described as 'chicken coops' Valentino/Rosa application. Surveys which were answered by underwent four operations and now it doesn't seem to be like day, which read: by one speaker at the planning The flier Is signed by Charles various colleges indicated that two- was In "constant, Incredible that" "Dear Neighbors. A developer board's July meeting. They would F. Johnson on behalf of the thirds of the respondents "saw pain." Valentino reported that Sandra has a contingency contract (in be at architectural odds with the coalition. nothing wrong with the present system," but that a quarter of them favored the new system, Crespy said. "What the college admissions Burger King tells officers told us was, basically, 'We Pallone don't care what you do as long as you have the key,'" Crespy said. The new system rails for chang- remodeling plans ing numbers corresponding to let- blasts ter grades to accommodate the pluses and minuses MIDDLETOWN - If Burger voted down drive-through service Under the new system, each King has It their way, customers of at the restaurant. In 1977 and 1979. letter grade will be assigned a nine- the restaurant on Route 35 may be Andre Groenhoff, a traffic con- point spread between 65 and 100. A cleanup choosing more than whether to hold sultant hired by Coastal Group, five-point spread will make up the the pickles and the lettuce - they ' said the current proposal answered letter grade with a two-point range BY LIZ SHEEHAN could be choosing how to order the previous objections to drive- on either side for the pluses and LONG BRANCH - "No real At last night's Zoning Board of through service. minuses. progress" has been made in Adjustment meeting, officials of Ninety-nine percent of traffic For example: a student who eliminating the "potential public Coastal Group Management Corp entering the restaurant enters scores a 99 or 100 receives an A t, menace" of carcinogens found at presented plans to add drive- through the Route 35 entrance, the one who scores 94-98 gets an A, and former gasification plants in the through service, a greenhouse ad- northern driveway. Customers exit an A- will be assigned to students county, a state senator said yester- dition, and an enclosed playground from a southbound driveway. The who get a 92 or 93. day to their existing Burger King main objection to the original The minimum passing grade will Sen. Frank J Pallone Jr., D- restaurant near Kings Highway proposal was that cars entering drop to 65. Previously, any grade Monmouth, described the sites in Stanley Platkin, the corpor- from Route 35 would cross the below 70 was considered a failing Long Branch, Atlantic Highlands ation's Vice President of Develop- paths of cars leaving the drive- grade and Belmar as "perhaps the three ment, said renovations were through lanes While the A range remains the most dangerous sites" among 60 necessary to keep the restaurant same, except for the Introduction of former gasification plants in the competitive. Since it opened ap- According to the new proposal, the pluses and minuses, the lower state and called for "public press- proximately seven years ago, depressed curbs around the drive- end of a B will drop from (4 to S3; ure on the state Department of Platkin said the restaurant has through lanes will be installed, the of a C, from 77 to 74; and a D, from Environmental Protection to do never done well financially. number of parking spaces in the 70 to «. Any grade below 65 will be something." Platkin said the glass-enclosed back lot will be cut from 87 to 66 designated as an E. to reduce the possibility of cars Pallone said he will sponsor playground was for 3- to 5-year Board policy for marking periods backing into the lane, the north- legislation to set a schedule for the m»>Tt olds Although It would be located will remain the same, with students cleanup and to establish standards CHECKING IT OUT — State Sen. Frank J. Pallone Jr., D-Monmouth, behind the restaurant. Platkin said south aisle will be closed to traffic, being given progress reports four for safe levels of the toxic inspects the site of the former coal gasification plant on Long Branch some tsbles would overlook the and pedestrian cross-ways will be times per year, and each marking marked with red brick i substances if the DEP does not act Avenue, Long Branch. Chemical analysis done on the site in October playground. period being 40 to 50 school days In Drive-through service would In- before the Senate begins its rail showed the presence of 16 toxins, including six known carcinogens. length. Policies for final exams and session The renovations would add 600 crease car traffic at the restaurant final grades will also be unchanged. square feet in the restaurant front, The DEP is in charge of super- and analysis of the hazardous (gasification) site contamination." by 10-15 percent Currently, some Class rank will be determined by while taking 500 feet a^ay from the 500 cars enter the restaurant daily, weighted factors such as enrol- vising tests being conducted at the substances, Pallone charged On Sept 8, 19(3, Mayor Philip D back Platkin said there would be sites by the utilities which own the DEP spokesman George Klenk Huhn ordered that Jerry Morgan with the peak flow from noon to 1 lment In honors courses and an new seating in the greenhouse p m . when 108 cars enter* the lot plants. "Clearly someone is drag- said the agency is reviewing Park, which borders the gasifica- addition, replacing the "early exceptional number of credits ging their feet and I do not think the hydrogeological tests done by tion area, be fenced off after soil The drive-through would only add taken, Crespy said Under the new ugly" furniture of kumquat-colored 15-20 cars during that time. public should put up with this threat JCP4L at the Long Branch Avenue samples taken from the park were tables and yellow chairs with picnic system, an A-t in a regular course to its health any longer," Pallone plant found to contain 16 toxins on the tables and earth tones Plants However. Groenhoff said dollar will be worth 4 6 "quality points," said According to Klenk, the DEP is federal priority pollutant list, In- would be abundant in the new receipts from drive-through ser- while an A+ in an honors course A year after the problem was "trying to resolve how sampling cluding six known cancer-causing section, according to a photograph will yield 5 6 points agents vices are higher than traditional discovered at the former Jersey will be done" with the contractor of a similar addition take-out from inside, but he could Crespy said ht was unaware now Central Power & Light Co gasifica- hired by New Jersey Natural Gas In August 1983, City Health not explain why many high school districts use the tion plant on Long Branch Ave , the Co. to conduct hydrogeologiral Officer Fred Schuster said he had But the drive-through proposal new system He said letter grades DEP has failed to develop a plan of tests in Atlantic Highlands found two cancer-causing toxins in could meet stiffer opposition than The hearing on the application were fairly common, but that many action for a cleanup or containment He said there is "no national the groundwater at the former the greenhouse or the playground will continue at the next meeting, districts have different systems for of the site or done actual testing guidance on how to deal with the JCP&L plant Previous zoning boards have twice scheduled for Sept 17 granting quality points B2 The Daily Register TUESDAY, AUGUST 21. 1984 .. 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TOD A Y Quartet Singing in America will concert at 7:30 p.m. at Terhune ing." obtained from the Consumer dtug and alcohol abustrs and rehearse each Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Park, Main Street, sponsored by Education Department at the hos- children with behavioral problems, FREEHOLD - An arts and RariUn High School. Middle Road the Malawan Recreation Com- TOMORROW pital. , will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Riverview crafts session will be held for 8- to EATONTOWN - Families mission The public is invited. RED BANK - The Parks and Medical Center's East Wing. 12-year-olds at Freehold Public Anonymous, a fellowship for MATAWAN - Alcoholics COLTS NECK - The Shore Hills Recreation Department and the FREEHOLD - The Freehold Library. 28'* E Main St., from 3 30 parents, relatives and friends of Anonymous meets at t p.m. at Chapter of Sweet Adelines meets Music Performance Trust Fund Public Library will hold an arts and to 4 30 p.m. drug and alcohol abusers and Trinity Episcopal Church on Ryers every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at will present Joe Racina's Dance crafts session for 5- to 7-year-old* Registration is necessary. children with behavioral problems, Lane the Colts Neck Reformed Church. Orchestra at 8 p.m. in the gazebo, from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Registration HOLMDEL — Compassionate will meet from 1 to 2 30 p m at the RED BANK - The Arthritis New members are welcome Marine Park is necessary. Friends, a non-sectarian self-help First Presbyterian Church, 76 Support Group (RAP) Jointly spon- MATAWAN - Al Anon meets at The concert featuring the big group for bereaved parents, will FREEHOLD — The Exchange Wyckoff Road. sored by the N.J. Chapter of the 10 a.m. and Alcoholics Anonymous band sound is free and open to the Club of Greater Freehold will meet meet at 8 p.m. at the parish house LONG BRANCH - Rabbi Tobias Arthritis Association and the Con- at 9 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal public. of St Benedict's Roman Catholic at 12:30 p.m. at the American Roth, spiritual leader or Congrega- sumer Health Department of Church on Ryers Lane. Hotel. The guest speaker will be Church, 165 Bethany Road. Zalra tion Brothers of Israel, 250 Park Riverview Medical Center will HOLMDEL - Bayshore Com- D'Avella will lead a discussion on THURSDA Y William Frederick, deputy director Ave., Elberon, will conduct a Torah meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Neuberger munity Hospital's Cancer Support of the Monmouth County Board of the grief process All are welcome class at 8 p.m. Auditorium. Group will meet at 7:30 pm in the RED BANK - Families RED BANK - Family and Social Services. MATAWAN - The big band Ellen Flashberg will speak on hospital boardroom. Newcomers Anonymous, a fellowship for The club holds its regular lunch- Friends for Mental Health, a self- sound will be heard at a free are welcome Information may be parents, relatives and friends of help group for those who have "Joint Conservation and Splint- eon meeting every Thursday friends or family members suffer- ing from mental illness, will meet at 7 30 pm at the Mental Health Association Office, 90 Monmouth St ABERDEEN - Sy's Single Faces will sponsor a dance at 8 p m. at Shallmar, Route 35 LONG BRANCH — Families Anonymous, a fellowship for parents, relatives and friends of drug and alcohol abusers and children with behavioral problems, VANTAGE will meet at 730 pm at the Chemical Dependency Center, Chelsea Avenue HAZLET - The Raritan Bay Town Criers Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and En- couragement of Barber Shop ULTRA UGHTS 'Royalty9 to vie in THE TASTE OF SUCCESS pageant LONG BRANCH - The first annual King and Queen children's pageant will be held on Thursday, August 30, at 6 30 p.m. at the Chelsea Pool, Ocean Avenue, spon- sored jointly by the Haunted Man- sion Amusement Pier and the Long Branch Businessmen's Association The pageant is open to boys and girls ages 3-6. Each will be judged on beauty, personality, poise and presentation. Applications are available from the Haunted Mansion Amusement Pier or from the King and Queen Pageant, 85 Ocean Avenue Democrats set honors MARLBORO - The Marlboro Township Democratic Club will sponsor a 'Marie Howard Day' Sunday to honor Howard for her past public service and for her campaign for the office of the Monmouth County clerk. The event will be held from 3 to — 7 p m. at Marlboro Plaza (Pathmark), Routes 9 and 520. Refreshments are included in the ticket price, which is tax deduc- tible Local public and political leaders will be present including Jim Heddon, Democratic Congressional candidate in the 4th district

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Stranded pair rescued MIDDLETOWN - Two fisher- men were rescued Sunday from Raritan Bay, township police re- ported According to Patrolman Stephen Finnegan, the fishermen were stranded in the bay after the engine in their 18-foot open whaler broke down. The names of the fishermen and their vessel were not available After spending approximately 25 minutes in the bay, the two were rescued at approximately 2:15 pm by Finnegan and Patrolman Joseph Bell Woman injured Rl'MSON - A Red Bank woman was injured yesterday when the car she was driving hit a telephone pole on River Road, according to borough police. Following the 3 p.m. accident, Vicky McCraw, West Front Street, was taken to Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, for treatment of minor injuries, police said. Lost dog sought MIDDLETOWN - Township marine police are seeking Infor- mation about a small, brown and white dog reported missing Sunday by a group of people from Staten Island The dog, a cock-a-poo that answers to the name "Pepper" and with Ultra LowTan is described as resembling the movie dog."BenJi," was reported missing at approximately 4 p.m., That's Success! and was last seen in the vicinity of Ambrose Channel, according to Patrolman Stephen Finnegan. Marine police searched the bay's shores from Port Monmouth, here, to Horseshoe Cove, Sandy Hook. but were unable to find the dog, Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Finnegan said. Local boaters and fishermen, as well as the Coast That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Guard, have been notified. Anyone- who may have seen the 5 m§. "tar". 0.4rog, ncotm e m. par ctflf»n& FTC Report FEB '84 dog in the vicinity of the bay Is asked to call the Middletown police department. TUESDAY. AUGUST 21. 1984 Sports The Daily Krister Cowley KOs Angels, 8-4

NEW YORK (API - New York with two outs in the second and scored on a double l>\ Hi lan Da; Yankees right-hander Joe Cowley Tigers pound scored on Butch Wynegar's double (Inch's 12lh home; , an said he wasn't trying to impress to right-center first pilch aftci l\mle> had anyone with his 13 strikeouts in an A's, B4 Willie Randolph followed Gary Pettis to open Ihr game 8-4 victory last night over the Wynegar's double with one of his The Yankees 11. .1 ||. g >MI slumping California Angels when you've been down there that own off loser Tommy John their half of the first HI«'II Winfii "I never try for strikeouts, ' long." he admitted "What I've Cowley settled down after sur- tripled home Robin M i h.mi « explained the 26-year-old Cowley learned is not to gel too excited by rendering a two-run, first-inning had walked with »ni it W mfii explained. "But when you look up this or anything else " homer to Bobby Grich scored on ,i fi< I, i hoii and you've got two strikes on so Cowley. 5-1, said he was able to John, 7-11 was knocked out when grounder by Baylm many hitters, you just have to go relax on the mound because he was the Yankees scored four runs after Rob Wilfonj; led nil || mill for the third." getting plenty of help both of- he had retired the first two batters inning with his fourth m run Cowley, who pitched 52 1-3 in- fensively and defensively from the in the fifth inning Dave Winfield The Angels added i n I i out nings for Atlanta in 1982, has spent Yankees, who handed the Angels started the rally with a walk, hits by Daryl Sconiei < m eight years in the minor leagues their sixth consecutive loss to fall moved to third on a single by Don Narron He believes he now has arrived 4'j games behind Minnesota He Baylor and both scored on Toby Cowley, who pitched h ind Cowley said the first indication gave up nine hits and didn't walk Harrah's triple complete game ol HK H of that was a game in which he anyone Don Mattingly followed with an frustrated California slu,v ( struck out 14 batters for the The Yankees, who have scored 25 RBI single that forced John to gie Jackson, who enlere.l I!., ••• Yankees' Columbus affllliate runs in the last three games, took leave the game when the ball with 497 careei home i IHI^ < i "You got to learn something the lead when Vic Mata singled struck and bruised his left foot He fanned Jackson three lilt i Wiggins, Gossage stop Met; SAN DIEGO (API - Eric Show San Diego maintained a nine- doesn't consider himself a "stop- margin with his third hoinci i'l game lead over Atlanta in the per" but the San Diego right- Cey sparks year, a line drive nvei the led National League West while the hander is probably the closest thing wall Cubs, B4 Mets slipped four games back (if to one the Padres have right now Show, 13-7. put an end to a three- Chicago in the NI. East race NIW »OH«|I| pitching " game Padre losing streak last night Wiggins opened the San Diego 4 II I II rt.y.j - I when he and reliever Rich Gossage Gounge, who picked up his 23rd lilt lk| save entered the game in the ninth first with a single off Mets starter I (I I l> teamed up to limit the Mets to five Sid Fernandez, 4-2. and look second hits in a 3-1 victory with none out and a runner on first He retired the side with just four with his 53rd steal of the year Alan Wiggins provided San Wiggins went to third on a paised pitches, getting George Foster to HMgni Diego's offensive spark, scoring ball and scored on Tony Gwynn's twice and slamming a solo home ground into a double play and grounder to short >i™r |». run striking out Hubie Brooks on three fastballs » I I I ToiM "I'm not a stopper like Sandy The Mels tied the game in the "Babe Ruth couldn't have hit N«« Vofa Koufax or Nolan Ryan," said Show, fourth when Darryl Strawberry •aoOMto 100 MO 00. AIMCIMM Pint p««o those sliders he was throwing who has won five of his last six walked, went to' third on Foster's <1«M Winning Ml Maniiiai 110) YANKEE DANCER —American Legaue's leading hitter, Dave tonight," Brooks said decisions to take over the club lead single to center and scored on n Dtaflo 3 I OB Haw first baseman-outfielder Al Phillies with left-handed hitting RKK comeback that saw it Birch Hill was also ihufihflndftl phone to see if someone will call its defense and scored nine Oliver to the Philadelphia Phillies they lost when a knee injury narrow the margin to 31-30 at in the playoffs you," Harris said "I still think I straight points A three-point yesterday, in exchange for two sidelined Joe Lefebvre for the the end of the quarter 1 can play " play by Hankins with 7 25 re- McKeever soured HI point minor league pitchers, spokesmen season and a pulled hamstring put Larson Ford held the lead and grabbed nine rebound "I'm sorry it had to end this for the teams announced Tim Corcoran on the disabled list maining made it 89 88 and RKK never trailed until eight straight points hy Bodtlc had 20 points, 12 rebound) way," Harris said "A lot of great The Phillies, in town for a three- To make room for Oliver, the "The key was holding l-jrson RKE put it in front. 44-40 and five blocked snots Callan moments, a lot of great people are game series, also get a minor Phillies placed catcher Bo Diaz on Ford to under 110 points," Larson came back here and drillo led all of the scorers uitli in Pittsburgh I want to play league player in exchange for the the 21-day disabled list with an winning coach Greg Kapalko regained the lead at the half, 30 and Bowers was ii«hi behind football I feel I can really con- two minor leaguers All three inflamed left knee Diaz has not said 'LaiMm Ford got tired in 55-54 with 2A Austin scored only III tribute I guess I just have to wait " minor leaguers will be named later fully recovered from surgery he the fourth quarter We have 10 Boo Bowers and Callandrillo hut handed out nine assists "We did everything we could to and no cash was involved, the underwent May 1 on the knee, the guys that we used and I got hot in the third quarter, but KKI lulUia 111 sign Franco," Rooney said at a teams said team said RKE kept pace behind five Hmkmi H 1 n Hnah 'II substituted early t(i ; hastily called news conference at Oliver, who had demanded a Oliver, 37, was acquired by the \ si CopaWMl *' ^ " • . "We got some good efforts baskets by Hollie Copeland lai.kfton 1 .' H H«i j'-' > . Three Rivers Stadium "We in- trade so he could continue his drive Giants on Feb 27 from the Mon- from Joe McGarvey and Peewee "Larson Ford came out hoi in (I 4 TO I Aj 8 4h ;'' ' '/ itiated the negotiations in March for 3,000 career hits, was batting treal Expos in exchange for Fred Lafaoft Ford 104 Jackson off the bench." Kapalko the third quarter," Kapalko Gamiai 10 ' tl r.«ii«irfii . ' and/ negotiated in good faith 298 in 91 games for the Giants, with Breining and Max Venable "I SHHJI 6 111 Ii in , i Ii H w« said "We wore them down in said "But they tired in the throughout the talks We wanted to no home runs and 34 RBI Oliver was signed by the Pit- 4 7A I the fourth quarter because they fourth quarter and we were able ifl Hit. do this right and we wanted him to The 15-year veteran has a. life- tsburgh Pirates in 1964 and batted UK! Mn only had six good players to- to go to our power game " 10 J« 30 il 111 get the record " time average of 305, fifth highest 285 in his rookie season in Pit- Larson Fotd 31 M 31 17 ION Harris, in the option year of a among active National League tsburgh five years later

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Highway 35 at Parkway Exit 117 KEYPORT 264-4000/264-8500 B4 The Daily Register TUESDAY, AUGUST 21. 1934 Parrish, Lemon power Tigers over A 9s, 14-1 DETROIT »-Detroit Tigers bombed the Oakland home run. Evans lined a*"s7uTrp A's, 14-1, last night. Beattie, who fell to 9-14 after single to right, chasing Young with dropping his sixth straight decision. The Tigers, who banged out a no outs, and Chuck Rainey came on season-high 20 hits, scored four Beattie Issued two walks after for Oakland. the switch-hitting Young's opposite runs in the third and five in the While Sox 7, Rangeri t fifth. The A's used three pitchers, field homer to left in the tint, but ARLINGTON, Texas - Greg then struck out the side. including utility infielder Mark -Walker hit a three-run home run Wagner Following Young's homer to left- ^and Julio Cruz had two doubles and center in the third, Beattie yielded Morris, 16-0, joined Joaquin An- two runs batted in to lead the dujar of the St. Louis Cardinals as j one-out singles to Cal Ripken Jr. Chicago White Sox to victory over and Eddie Murray, and then fanned the winningest pitcher in the major .the Texas Rangers. leagues In his previous three Wayne Gross after both runners \ Richard Dotson, 13 10, allowed 12 advanced on a wild pitch. games, Morris had struggled, giv- hits in seven innings to win for only ing up 20 earned runs on 26 hits in Joe Nolan was walked inten- the second time since the All-Star tionally but Gary Roenicke drew a 13 2-3 innings as hii earned run break. He's lost six since then. average climbed to 3 89 from a low bases-loaded walk for the second Britt Burns and Ron Reed relieved, consecutive game, forcing In of 1 88 on May 30. He got off to a with Reed getting his ninth save. 10-1 start, including a no-hitter Ripken to make it 3-1 Knuckleballer Charlie Hough, Royals I, Red Sex S AND A CLOUD OF DUST — Chicago Cubs' Jody Doran tried to score after a grounder to third by Phil Against the A's, Morris worked 13-11, struggled through 5 2-3 in- seven innings, struck out six and BOSTON - George Brett belted Davis applies the tag on Houston Astros' Bill Doran Garner. nings in taking the loss. a three-run single and Pat Sheridan walked three Rozema started the Chicago's Rudy Law opened the during first inning action yesterday in Chicago eighth after the Tigers led 14-1 drove in two runs with a double and game with a single, stole second sacrifice fly to lead the Kansas City In the Tigers' first, Barbara and scored one out later when Garbey was hit by a pitch from Royals to victory over the Boston Harold Baines singled to center. Red Sox. Curt Young, 6-2, went to second on Walker — who was thrown out in Cey, Moreland key win, 6-1 Alan Trammell's grounder and The Royals jumped on Mike the eighth for arguing a strike call Brown, 1-6, for a 54) Itad after two scored on Kirk Gibson's double. — gave the White Sox three more CHICAGO (API Ron cey has of walks finished LaP-oint in the Evans and Howard Johnson innings before Boston closed the fifth. Neil Allen issued two more runs in the third with his home run gap to 6-5 on Marty Barrett's three- two injured wrists which would he singled and Evans scored on Doug to right field, his 17th of the season difficult to detect the way lie has NATIONAL walks to force in a run and was Baker's double. ruit homer in the sixth that chased relieved by Dave Von Ohlen, who Orioles 5, Marlnen 4 starter Mark Gubicza, W Jo* been hitting the ball or latr LEAGUE Gibson started the third with a BALTIMORE - Rookie Mike Cey blasted a three-run homer got pinch-hitter Pete Rose to line walk and rode home on Parrish's Beckwlth relieved Gubleta and back to the mound with the bases Young slammed two solo homers to yielded to Dan Quisenberry in the and Keith Moreland drove in three 28th homer. Larry Herndon tripled lead the Baltimore Orioles to runs with a pair of singles yester- loaded to end the inning. and scored ahead of Lemon's 16th eighth. Quisenberry picked up his followed with his homer Braves 4, Pirates I victory over the Seattle Mariners.' 33rd save. day to lead Steve Trout and the Trout. 11-5, allowed six hits but Chicago Cubs to a 6-1 virtory. PITTSBURGH - Brad Kom- struggled at the start as he issued minsk's two-out, lOth-inning double snapping Houston's nine-game win- six walks in the first four innings ning streak drove in Dale Murphy with the go- He wound up walking seven without ahead run and the Atlanta Braves Trump to propose partial switch "I've finally blocked out the a strikeout. Injuries and I'm not letting the went on to a victory over the Cardinals 9, Kedi 7 year. distractions influence my think Pittsburgh Pirates NEW YORK (AP) - Donald The move was suggested by a CINCINNATI - Pitcher Dave "We're going to ask for the Ing." s.*iid Cey, who was hit on the Murphy reached on a force play Trump, owner of the New Jersey market research survey com- LaPoint drove in three runs, rookie switch to the fall," he was quoted right wrist by a pilch two months and Chris Chambliss singled off Generals, said Monday he will missioned by the league and com- Terry Pendleton doubled in two and assaying, "and I think we'll get it " ago and recently strained liga- loser Kent Tekulve, 2-9, before propose that the United States pleted recently. The survey advised Uarrell Porter slammed a two-run According to the proposal, the ments in the left wrist Komminsk dropped a double just Football League switch at least that the USFL schedule avoid the homer to power the St Louis switch could be achieved by split- Since being hit, fey has been inside the leftfield line partially to a fall schedule in 1964 month of July, when many fans go Cardinals to a victory over the ting the 1966 season. The schedule playing with his right wrist ban- Ken Oberkfell was then walked at this week's league meetings. on vacation. Cincinnati Reds. would begin in March, but the daged intentionally and Alex Trevino fol- The move would put the 2-year- LaPoint, who knocked in runs league would go on hiatus over the "It's not going to get any better lowed with a two-run single to seal old league in direct competition with a groundout, a single and a summer and finish in the fall. Boxers record wins the rest of the year. " said Cey Pittsburgh's eighth loss in nine with the National Football League sacrifice fly, lasted just 4 2-3 The split would be made to avoid 'I've dismissed thinking about it, games for part of both leagues' seasons. innings. Jeff Lahti, 4-2, pitched the a year without USFL activity, UNION CITY - Two Middletown and I'm getting used to playing with Gene Garber, 2-2, worked the The New York Times reported in final 3 2-3 innings which would occur if the league Police Athletic League boxers it The fad I had experience with final two innings for the victory, Tuesday's editions that Trump's The Cardinals scored three times played a complete spring schedule registered wins at the Enterprise one wrist has helped me with the which marked the return of Man- proposal is expected to meet with each in the fourth and fifth innings and switched to a fall schedule the Gymnasium here. ether." ager Joe Torre from a three-game the approval of fellow owners at the Jimmy Walsh of Manalapan de to build an 8-2 lead. suspension because of a beanball meetings, which begin Wednesday next year In his last 21 games, Cey has hit Ozzie Smith, making his first cisioned Nick Storozynsky of Brick eight home runs with 23 runs batted incident in Chicago. Township in a 139-pound brawl that appearance since a broken wrist The newspaper reported that in and now has 21 home runs and 78 put him on the disabled list July 13, Braves starter Rick Mahler had Choff scores feat also won Walsh the Best Fight of RBI for the season allowed just one hit until Doug league operations director Peter the Night Award It was Walsh's tripled to start the fourth-inning Hadhazy expects ratification by the "My career has been run pro- rally off starter Jay Tibbs, 2-1, and Frobel gave the Pirates a 1-0 lead EATONTOWN - Jeff Choff, a 15- 22nd win in 25 amateur fights duction, and those numbers are in by belting his 10th home run of the USFL's 18 owners, two-thirds of year-old lefthanded golfer from Glenn Williams of Cliff wood, also scored on LaPolnt's single whom must support the move to order,' he noted, "but not the 230 Pendleton's two-run double capped season to lead off the Pittsburgh Little Silver scored the first hole in fighting at 139 pounds, punched out batting average I'd like to pick up sixth. approve it. one of his career at Old Orchard a decision over Gary Esplnosa of the inning Trump has been said to be on the average " Portet drilled his 10th homer off The Braves gained a 1-1 tie in the Country Club the West Side Boxing Club of New Murrl.mil also is on a hitting seventh Komminsk lined a leadoff seeking such a schedule change Choff used a seven iron to get his York. Williams now has a 14-3 reliever Hun Robinson in the fifth since he bought the Generals last binge. Since the All-Star break, he and LaPoint added a sacrifice fly single, stole second, moved up on a ace on the 133-yard 14th hole record. has slugged seven home runs with Cesar Cedeno's eighth homer of grounder and scored on pinch-hitter 36 of his total 65 RBI the year, a two-run shot, and a pair Gerald Perry's infield single. "If anything, I haven't been patient enough," said Moreland "I had a lot more walks last season RECREATIONAL SPORTS but when you see people in scoring position, that's when guys like to Giants waive four hit" PI.EASANTVILLE, NY - The guard to center. A guard at San It was the third straight victory New York Giants waived four Francisco, Hughes was also for the first-place Cubs who were Middletown swimmers grab players yesterday, including vet- switched to center by the Giants swept in a three-game series at eran center Ernie Hughes, to get but has been hampered during his Houston last week down to the 60-man roster limit career by knee injuries. He started Cey s homer capped a four run which all National Football League six games last year after Jim third inning against loser Boh ' League championship teams must reach today Umphrey was stricken with appen- Knepper, 12-9. In addition to Hughes, the Giants dicitis The Cubs took a 2-0 lead in the NEW BRUNSWICK - The back); Cassandra McClure (15-17 Annual Camp Hope Golf Classic cut safety Heyward Golden, their Golden is the second 1984 draft first inning Bob Dernier walked Middletown Swim and Tennis Club 100 back) and Maria Bruno (8-under Aug. 29 at Bamm Hollow Golf and lOth-round draft pick; free agent pick to be released by the Giants. and went to third on a single by swim team won the 'D" League 25 fly). Country Club. tight end Tim Brewster and free The first was defense end James Ryne Sandberg Sandberg stole championship of the New Jersey For further information call the agent running back Rodney Scott, the sixth-rounder. second and Moreland drove in both Swimming ami Diving Conference Shrewsbury Middletown Department of Parks Thomas. The Giants conduct their last runners with a single to left with 487 points at the Cedar Hill and Recreation (291-9200) Hughes, entering his sixth year in practice at Pace University here With one out in the third, Swim Club. Cormon npa'rkles the league and fourth with the this morning and then break camp Sandberg walked, went third on a First place finishes in the boys Manalapan Giants, became expendable with They continue practices at Giants single by Gary Matthews and competition were: Tom Wilkins (8 SHREWSBURY - Paul Cor- the shift of Kevin Belcher frorn Stadium tomorrow. scored on a single by Moreland Cey and-under 25 backstroke, man's two-run homer Inthe 10th Football Benefit breastroke and butterfly); Chris inning gave Glad Tidings a 3-1 Cofone (9-10 50 breast, fly and victory over Llncroft in the Chris- MANALAPAN - The Manalapan freestyle); Gene Imbemba (13-14 tian Fellowship Softball League. Parks It Recreation 1984 Football 100 breast and back); Doug Smigel The victory clinched a tie for Benefit Open Golf Tournament will Owners take aim at Cubs (9-10 50 back); Andy Bennett (8- second place in the "C" Division. be held Aug. 31 at the Battleground under 25 free); Mike Barrows Central Baptist clinched first Country Club. The tourney play with be 18 holes and involve an (Citizens United for Baseball in the (11-12 50 free) and Eric Frlcker place inthe "C" Division with a 6-5 Those nocturnal beasts ot win over St. John's. Dick Koeppel Open, Senior (50 years of age and baseball - owners with black ink in Sunshirie) lobbied vehemently for (13-14 100 free). Also winning were the Bunder 100 medley, 9-10 and singled in the wining run and Ron older) and Women divisions. Tee their veins - are on the prowl the local statutes against lights and off starts at 8:30 a.m. certainly would also strongly op- 1112 200 free and 2O0 medley relay Chesick had a home run. again Their intended prey the For more information, contact pose moving the Cubs for post- teams. Jamie Olson knocked in the day-feeding Chicago Cubs the Manalapan Parks and Rec- season play. A shift in venues Girls first place finishers were: winning run in the eighth inning as With the Cubs holding a slim lead Red Bank edged Lighthouse Brian reation Office (446-3200, ext 333). in the National League East, HAL seems the least likely of all Kim Castellanos (12-under 100 IM, alternatives. It would be unfair not 50 breast and 50 free); Quinn DeStefano tied the game in the baseball stands to lose a bundle as seventh with a home run while West Point it faces the prospect of midweek BOCK only to the team but also to fans Kennedy (11-12 50 back and 50 fly); who* have waited since 1945 to see Maya Kalkay (9-1050back); Krista Chuck Devine was the winning playoff and World Series games in pitcher. Felix takes title daylight for the first time in a the Cubs win a pennant MacAuley (13-14100back); Juliette Chin (8-under 25 breast); Robyn Winning pitcher Mike Parker decade WEST POINT, NY - Brad Local efforts to keep owners Snyder (13-14 100 breast), Tara collected four hits as Shrewsbury Some reports place the figure at Felix of the Red Bank YMCA Aqua from tinkering with the schedule Schoenwetter (8-under 2$ fly) and outlasted Emmannuel to clinch the as much as $700,000 per team in lost Rockets won the 11-12 50 meter have drawn wide-ranging support. the 8-under 100 medley and 9-10, "B" crown. They will play First television revenues should that breastroke at the New Jersey include the installation of tempor- Illinois Rep. Ellis Levin, D- 11-12 200 free relay teams. Baptist in the playoffs. First Bap- happen Olympics at West Point Military ary lights at Wrigley Field or Chicago, said efforts to install Second place finishers for the tist earned its playoff spot by It's a sad story, but it was Academy recently. He was also transferring the games to another temporary lights set a bad example boys were: Mike Bowers (12-under defeating Oakhurst, 164 with Mike written by baseball This time, the site, like Comiskey Park, where the second in the 100 breast. for children because baseball own- 100 IM and 11-12 50 fly); Doug Chin Rivers the winning pitcher. networks seem to be getting too White Sox play, or Milwaukee Gene Imbemba was second in the ers were "saying they can violate (11-12 50 breast and 50 free); Andy In other games, St. James routed much of the blame for exerting County Stadium, if the White Sox 200 meter backstroke, 200 IM, 100 the law with impunity. This Is Bennett (8-under 25 fly); Bob Kelly Tower Hill, 16-3; Community pressure on the Cubs that is should get into the playoffs backstroke and 200 butterfly, third arrogance and it sets a bad exam- (9-10 50 back); Erik Fricker (13-14 blasted Belford, 18-3 and Peace of coming, in fact, from baseball's inthe 400 I.M., fifth inthe 90 meter The simplest alternative, if one ple " 100 back); Marcus Fricker (15-17 Christ topped St. Anthony's, 11-6. ownership fly and sixth in the 180 breast. becomes necessary, might be to 100 back); Greg Imbemba (9-10 50 alter the schedule to allow the An NBC spokesman. Tom Mer- Chris Cofone wonthe silver inthe II seems that baseball's $1 billion breast); Greg Younger (13-14 100 Easton playoffs and Series to begin outside ritt, says his network "will abide by 50 breast, and took third in the 100 contracts with NBC and ABC. free) and the boys 13-14 and 14-17 of Chicago, thus eliminating some whatever decision major league breast and 50 fly in the 10-under struck last year, contain rebate baseball reaches," while admitting 200 medley and 200 freestyle relay Softball tourney clauses. B*eball must return some of the weekday games at Wrigley group Quinn Kennedy was fifth Field that NBC would prefer to make its teams. of the money if playoff and World World Series telecasts during EASTON, Pa - The 1964 Easton inthe 11-12 50 meter fly, Mike . Series games normally played in "Obviously it's a bit of a dif- Second place finishers for the Labor Day Slowpitch Softball Tour- Barrows was fourth in the 50 and prime time on week nights to take girls were: Melissa Schoenwetter prime time are moved to daytime ferent situation as far as Chicago is advantage of the higher ratings. nament sponsored by the Metro 100 meter breast, and Will Cumins concerned," says Chuck Adams of (9-10 50 back and breast); Quinn took fourth in the 15-18 200 meter Thus, owners have begun a cam- Jim Spence of ABC goes one step -Easton Softball League will get the commissioner's office "Were Kennedy (12-under 100 IM); Renee underway Sept. 1, 2 and 3. breast paign to get those games played at farther Kang (8-under 25 fly); Maya night examining all scheduling alterna- The tournament will be a tives Nothing is final at this point, "Our position goes beyond abid- Kalkay (9-10 50 fly and free); Jody bracket-flight with each team Seaside Heights "The influence is money itself," and so far there is no conclusion." ing by baseball's decision," he Armstrong (13-14 100 fly); Tara guaranteed five games Area teams said one source "They (the own- Temporary lighting might pres- says. "I want to hit head on with Schoenwetter (8-under 25 free) and interested in competing are to Surfing content ers) struck this deal, and now they ent a logistical problem, since what I've read that ABC is taking the 8-under 100 free relay team. contact Al Cressman (215-250-3512) realize what's at slake." Wrigley Field is located in a steps to force the Cubs to play at Third place finishers for the boys from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. or" Dave SEASIDE HEIGHTS - The 1964 Since the Cubs do not have lights residential area and there isn't a lot night. That is not true were: Kurt Fricker (13-14 100 back, Raub (215-258-9083) from 6 p.m. to Garden State Games are sponsor- at Wrigley Field, as many as five of room for light towers But "Our position simply is that we fly and breast), Marcus Fricker 10 pm ing the New Jersey State Surfing playoff and six World Seriesgames representatives of both networks support whenever the Cubs want to (15-17 100 breast and free); Crag Championships Saturday and Sun- could be held during the day Under said it would be possible - that it play their games We will televise Dolan (9-10 SO back); Mike Jampol Middletown day at the Casino Pier First event the six-year television contract, h.is bi'en done in college football, them whenever they're played " (15-17100 fly); Chris Kelly (8-under gets underway at 7 a.m. ABC will lelecast Ihc playoffs this for example One hurdle cleared, And. with day games cutting the 25 free) and Bob Kelly (9-10 50 Golf clan sic Over 400 contestants will com- year and NBC the World Series there's also the problem of an ratings approximately in half, the free) pete in the event which is con- The baseball commissioner's of- Illinois state law and a city two networks could pocket as much Girls third place fiishers were: MIDDLETOWN - A record ducted by the Eastern Surfing fice admits that alternatives are ordinance effectively banning as $18,200,000 in rebates from Krista MacAuley (13-17 200 IM). number of entries will be vying for Association and is open to New being studied in case the Cubs go all lights at Wrigley Field owners to cover losses in advertis- Tara Schoenwetter (8-under 25 prizes and a shot at winning a 1984 Jersev residents with amateur the way Such alternatives might A citizen's group call CUBS ing revenue back); Jody Armstrong (13-14 100 Chevrolet Celebrity at the Ninth statuslbnly TUESDAY. AUGUST 21 1984 The Daily Register B5 I Eastern European swimmers continue record pad MOSCOW (AP) - Eastern Euro- Belokon clocked 2 minutes, 29 13 In Moscow, East German Kristin "Every race Is different and It more than a second behind in continued to annihilate the oppost i pean iwimmen, led by Soviet seconds, and Gerasch was timed in Otto failed in her goal to lower her does not matter what is ssld before 4 MM Uon The Soviet A team followed up "j Larliia Belokon, continued to bet- J 2882 The Us Angeles gold world record In the 200-meter or after." Berndt said of the In the same event at Los An- Sunday's 13-0 victory over Afghani ter Olympic medal-winning times medal went to Canadian Ann Otten- freestyle women's swimming Olympic comparison, adding he geles, Steve Hegg of the United Stan with a 9-1 drubbing of Zlm yesterday and cycliiti, hockey brite in a time of 2 30 M event, but she swam a time that probably would have finished quick Slates took the gold medal In babwe players, yachtsmen and shooters In Olomouc Czechoslovakia, would have given her a silver er if the field had been stronger 4 J9 J5 But that was on a concrete In the other group matches, Cuba from Warsaw Pact nations crushed Yuri BaUbanov scored a perfect 10 medal at Los Angeles. "Overall, I am very happy and outdoor track, wheareas Monday's beat Poland (-1 and the Soviets all opposition on the fourth day of In In* rings to lead the Soviet Union She was almost two seconds content with my victory. in the race was held indoors on a wooden second string team, heading for an competition at the Friendship '84 into first place after the men's slower than her own world record Friendship Games, and I will aim surface. all-Soviet final, edged out East Games team compulsories In gymnastics. of 1 57 75, but her time would have for more," he said. The sprint competition headed Germany. 1-0 US men won the team competition Cuba, however, dominated the placed her second at the Olympics The East German team had a for a showdown between East _ Jn Los Angeles In the yachting competition at day's boxing, as three Cubans won behind American Mary Wayte. strong last leg in the men's 800- Germany's Lutt Hesslich and quarterfinal bouts in Havana. The gymnastics Spartakiad open- Jens-Peter Berodt of East Ger- the Estonian port of Tallin. Nikolai meter freestyle relay, edging out Sergei Kopylov of the Soviet Union, Kravchenko of the Soviet Union led Five medal-winning times at Los ed in Olomouc on Monday as part many set a European record in the the host country and clocking both two-time world champions Angeles were beaten In the pool. of the Friendship Games, which are men's 400-meter individual medley after three races in the windglider 7:20.78, a time that would have In the quarterfinals, Hesslich, class with 5 7 points Soviet Sergei Belokon and Sylvia Gerasch of being staged simultaneously in in front of the near-capacity crowd earned the team a bronse at Los the IBM) Olympic champion, de- Samoklsh had 14. East Germany both bettered the several Communist Capitals to at the Olympic pool in downtown Angeles. feated Zoltan Uptak of Hungary allow athletes from Soviet bloc Moscow. His time of 4; 18.29 would Olympic winning time In the The East Germans did not do . 2-0, using the same patient waiting In shooting, Alexander Melen- countries to compete) after their have earned him a silver medal at women's 100-meter breaststrokCr quite as well in cycling, where game each time. tyev, who won the I960 Olympic nations pulled out »f the LosLos Angeles behind Alex Baumann but failed to break the 5-year-old Bernd Dittert was upset in the final Kopylov also won 14 against gold medal, won the free pistol Angeles Olympics. I of Canada world record. of the 400-meter individual pursuit Fernando Mayo of Colombia, who . event with 578 points. 12 more than Having smashed the world record was leading in UK first race until China's Xu Haifeng's gold medal- in qualifying, he found himself the last 209 meters. winning.performance at Los An- facing Gintautas Umuras, a 21- « The other two quarterfinals were geles year-old Soviet sports student. won by Andrei) Mlkhlak of Poland In the women's pistol event. Inna Umaras was given little chance, and Vratlslav Sustr of Czechoslo- Rose of the Soviet Union scored 592 but timed his late surge to per- vakia points, but was not an offirial fection and completed the 12 laps of In field hockey, the Soviet Union competitor. The winner was 1982 the track in 4 U 63 at the Olympic — the only one among the eight European champion Marina cycling center in Krylatskoye In countries to have qualified for Los Dobrancheva, also of the Soviet suburban Moscow Dittert was Angeles before the boycott — Union, with 589 points Parseghian's view differs RADNOR. Pa. (AP) - Argu- begin the spring semester until the The playoffs could also develop ments against s post-season college second week of January Some Into a It-team format that would football playoff on grounds that It playoff money could go for tutoring begin the second week in December would hurt traditional bowl games players, he proposed! with the Citrus, Hula, Holiday, and force athletes to miss too much Parseghlan said a playoff format Liberty, Bluebbnnet, Hall of Fame. school are not valid, according to incorporating current bowls would Peach and Sun bowls, he ssld former Notre Dame coach Ara add "luster to those games be- Turning to the upcoming season, Parseghlan cause they would be guaranteed the Parseghian predicted Nebraska Parseghlan, writing in the Aug. top teams In the country. would be No 1, 25 issue of TV Guide magailne, A playoff would "take the mythi- predicted a playoff capped by a cal' out of the phrase 'national college "Super Bowl" by the end of champion,'" he wrote. the decade He also picked Ne- In the four-team format, the top Try outs set braska as the national champion of four teams would play In the major the 19M season. bowls, alternating Rose and Orange SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - Parseghlan, now a football com- one year, Sugar and Cotton the Tryouts for the Jersey Shore mentator for CBS-TV, proposed a next The winners would face off In AAU basketball team will be single, post-bowl title game be- the title game the next week, he held this Sunday at the Allaire tween the top two teams as chosen said Road Park courts In Spring Lake AHEAD BY A NO8E — Infinite Saga (inside), stretch to win the eighth race at Monmouth Park by a consensus of polls, conferences An eight-team format could also Heights ridden by Vince Bracciale, Jr., out duels Fuddy yesterday. The winner paid $7.80. and coaches be developed, Parseghlan said THt Starting time will be 5:30p.m. Dud, with Jose Ferrer in the saddle, down the The playoff format could be consensus top-eight teams would The park is located on Allaire gradually expanded to four, eight, play In the Gator, Fiesta, Cotton Road across the street from the and eventually if teams, with and Sugar bowls In late December, Homestead Restaurant. bowls used as elimination games with the latter three games being The tryouts are open to any The championship game would be moved forward one week from New upcoming high school seniors as MONMOUTH PARK played the week after New Year's Year's Day. well as underclassmen. For Dsy. The four winners would play In further Information contact the Orange and Rose bowls, with Woody Mallck at 4494461 or Ken in IMP t f MM., I ft H Pur. a I ya a up. 0 Par. 6 jimmy'a Oln (Dawgan) ft- He said such a format would 1 M« Ma Flow* (Vtgi) 7-2 I SpiHy and Cool (Connar) 6-1 9 Adrmmaifivia (tlallina) 20- extend the season by Just one week, winners of those games playing in Dempsey at M4-4015 2 8«Mf o< Mm* (Fwrtf) 9 2 2a Arnancan Joy lEdwarda) 10- n>: 911,686, <—t. 1 ya • yp, 6 tm the Super Bowl, he said. 3 MiiHw v«p (Man*) 12-1 3 imha Black (Anaay). . 4- 1 Frotan Mart (Farrar) 6- noting that moat schools do not 4 JtMdi (AnWyJ 4-1 4 Ed Ma. (Farrar) 6 2 Rgni and Ragat (FarraO 4- 5 TtM Muwc « Hoi {ThoffkM) 8-1 9 Kmg 2ar (AnOay) . 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YOUR HOROSCOPE THE WIZARD OF ID By Sulla Wilder To see what Is in store for you ly by day's end. Don't wait for oth- TUESDAY, AUG. 21 tomorrow, find your birthday and ers to start the ball rolling. Born today, you an by nature a read the corresponding paragraph. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - leader and, whether within the Let your birthday itar be your dally Review the cost of materials necjs- boundaries of your own imall com- guide. sary for a Dew project. A few minor munity or on a la. ger world icale, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 22 changes could make it financially yon are destined to become a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Legal easier. Murce of Influence and a force for matters may prove confusing. Use PISCES (Feb. 10-March 20) - progress and good. Always more care when approaching others for Domestic affairs take over your productive during the winter than time and talent today. Rearrange financial support home schedule to suit the family the aummer month*, you will quick- VIRQO (Aug. 23-SepL 22) - ly learn to schedule your work ARIES (March 21-Aprll 101 - There are several crucial moments Don't insist upon complete agree- accordingly, wisely giving responsi- today, miss one and you may well ment from a partner. Allow for dif- bility and authority over to others miss them all! ferences of character and opln'on. during your own predictably "lean" LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - Self- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - MARY WORTH awareness la eassntlil to succen Revise plans for the weekend now; You are highly emotional. The otherwise, you may be too late to AMD HE ALWAYS *O WE HAVE TIME today. Know precisely what you ETHE majority of those who know you are want, bow you feel, where you are. take advantage of an opportunity to never aware, however, of the hifh SCORPIO (Oct. 234IOV. 21) - save time and money. percentage of your decisions that Today's turn of events leaves you GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - are based on feeling rather than both pleased and exhausted. Rest at Diminishing resources may send reason. It Is good fortune in the evening. you scurrying about for fresh mate- extreme that your feelings so often rial support. Seek out the best. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-D.c CANCER (June 21-July 22) - lead you to the same conclusions as 21) - New beginning! for an old your reason. Options must be allowed to rent." in association are on the agenda for open today; otherwise you risk los- Also born on this data are today. Take the initiative In p.m. ing out on a real win over the Count Bull, musician; Princess CAPRICORN (Oec. 22-Jan. 19) - competition. Margeret of England. Self-sufficiency psys off handsome-

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HMTI Ufca A Whta" Muvw Ui Ma • FOUL-UM, BLEEPS 1 TMC MOVIE ***H Center: debate on Hi* parry BLUNDERS Featured Bob "Blade Runner" OM2, Scl platform: aOOraaa by tormer us* RtfulHO mgrw MM*, lurUng Newh.rt. Sally S#uther., •nee Fiction) Harrl.on Ford, President Oa.aid Ford. COMO LHl l.njr jn"',i-- CAKIBM COUNTRY film oultakea ot John flitter, Bulger Hauer (Regularly acheduled pro- me "MagMyMK Mow-SMaftunw Penny Marahall. Don SHOW PAPER CHAM: THE gramming may ba delayed •tow King Kong" Cont'd •aVOMaj Mono Portr'iH ThtNnlDn ' 7:00 I ID BASEBALL Atlanta Adartie, Tim Conw.y (R) SECOND YEAR or pre-empted lor extended (•a at Pittsburgh ©Mews « DOMESTIC LFI Martin convantlon coverage.) • REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TAXI lurad: Buddy H.ck.ll. alng I THCKE OF THE NKMT CONVENTION From tha Dal SEROEANT MLKO •r Laurla Andaraon, atupld Qufuaata . aclraaa Jackie laa Convsntlon Canter J HOW TO OST STAimO human trick. (R) Zaman, aclor J.fl Allm.n 9 debate on the party plat- M REAL ESTATE WITH • THCKE OP THE NMHT form: address by former UNCLE SAMS HiLP Quaata: actra*. J.cki. SI MOV* *• "DlsryOl* Pra.id.nl Qarald Ford. USA ALFRED HITCHCOCK Zaman, actor Jalt Altman. Murdaras." (1074. Critics couldn't stop 'Rain (Regularly .cheduled pro- PRESENTS (R) Suap*naa) Rlohard Com. gramming may b* delayed SHOW BROTHBIS: YOU • ENTIRTAINMINT Marlaa Mall Supposes," and the puddle-splashing Kelly part, and co-star Roy Castle, BY MATT WOLF or prompted lor extended BROUOHT A NEW KJND OF TONIGHT Faaturad: an uaAwMSTLtNOIR) title tune. in Donald O'Connor's role, were convention coverage.) n LOVf Intarvlaw with alngar. Cro. TMC MOV* ** ** • lha LONDON (AP) - Sli nights a SNOW MOVIE * * Harold Fielding, the show's injured 1ISOS1 MCQARRETT .Slav, by. Still. • Naah Spirit Ol 81 IKUI. (1«67 week at London'! Palladium "Porky'• II: Th* N.xt Bay" mu.t cop* with apparant •D STAR TREK Biography) Jamaa Slaoaii producer, said that "I've always In addition, Fielding said that (1913. Com.dy) Dan Theater, Tommy Steele dances his paychlc phanomana •• h* 12:40 • COLUMBO An Irish po.l Murray Hamilton thought the public was the arbiter " seven costumes for the lavish Mon.h.n, Wy.tl Knight tha• _iKKa t.o_ looall^^^a.a_ » i_ =t a SO a MARY TYLER MOORE who front, for a pa.c. way through a torrential downpour Ziegfeld scene were slashed the day oacha worth S: million (R) 2M Wl MOV* * • <4 "Tall Man "What a critic wants to see is not 9:06 a VMTNAM: A TILIW group la actually Involvad In of 75 gallons of water a minute. • TONMHT Ho.t Johnny necessarily what Mr and Mrs of the opening, a date which could SKIN HISTORY Vletnamli gun-running (R) Riding" (1866. w.al.rn) Caraon. Schaduktd: Jam*. But it's the show itself - a stage Ing Th* War: 1969-1973" flflMOVK **."• "ThaLaat Randolph Soon, Doiothy Smith are going to want to see on not be postponed because Fielding's Stawart. slngar Barbara Nlxon'a program of troop Safari" (1M7, Advantura) Malona adaptation of the MGM movie those one or two times a year when rights to the musical expired that withdrawal. Increased M.ndr.ll 1 Sl.w.il Qrangar, Kai 3 00 SI BOB ME WHART musical "Singin In The Rain" — they come away from the TV," evening at midnight bombing and arm. ahip SAMTTA Qaraa S MOVH ** * "Tha Rlda mama lo Saigon affected ABC NSWS NMHTUNi that almost became a wash-out Fielding said "I spent three years trying to I00B MOVIE ** "Th* To Hangman'. Traa" (1BH7. the war and tha 01. still at. BURNS AND ALLEN when the critic! didn't like it. secure the rights," said Fielding, Famala Trap" (i»eo. Dr. Wa.t.rn) Jaok Lord. Jamaa Throughout a 25-year association tlonad in Vietnam (R)g OOOCOUPLl ma) Jack Lord, Su.an Farantmo "It seems that the snow is with Steele that has included pres- explaining that "MGM had always I000ONEWS RtPOBLICAN CONVtN Straabarg. S SO O BOB ME WHART ully trampling on the grave of N HUHLMHTS Qua.l enting the former pop star in "Half had a fear of the film going on the USA SURFINQ Btroh's O THE SAINT B ONf STtP BCYONO Formal Praaldtnt Qarald silent cinema," wrote Irving stage" World Chsmplonahlp. I • SOLD HOLD HTTS • DELAWARE VALLEY r A Sixpence," Fielding has accepted FordT. TMC MOVit **£ "Lul USA SURFING Stroh'a FORUM Wardle In The Times of London, But, in the best Broadway tra- SHOW STEAMSATH H THE the critics' aspersions philosophical- Tango In Pan." (1973, Dra- World Champlonahlps (R) SHOW SANTANA / HEART when the f 1.5-milllon production, set ly dition, both costumes and cast were ma) Marlon Brando, Marl. 1:S0l MARV TYLER MOOM CONCf RT FOR THE AMiRI- in Hollywood during the silent era, 8chneider 12 00 ajEYl ON HOLLYWOOD "'Singin' In The Rain' is a good mended and the show did go on, with • WOiPlMDiNT NaWS CAS Tha .ndurlng rock opened June 30, 1983 •0: IB • HARRY OHAPW M CON- HAWAIFtVI-0 • HOT band, Bantana, raprlaa piece of razzmatazz entertain- 55 stagehands handling 18 sets, over CERT Harry Ch.pln alng. THE HONEYMOOMRS 1:40 SHOW MOVII * « H •om* of thalr gr*at*at hit. But after 13 months, the glossy 350 costumes, and a 42-person cast ment," he said. "I'm a great hi. most remembered tune. _ MOV* **» "Lion Ot "Baach Olrts" (1BS2. Com In conc.n with Haart from musical is one of London's hits — Whether the musical itself will In s concert performance I! believer in spectacle, and I think Tha Daaan" (Part 2 ol 2) ady) Dabra Blap. Val Kiln. Alto, da Chavon, Dominican and neither the star nor his producer continue on to Broadway remains in which look place at Hemll (1SSI. Drama) Anthony room C»V NEWS Rapubllc that if you give the public the goods, ton Plaoe, Ontario in IBBO. Qulnn, Ollvar Ra*d napi is casting too many backward doubt NMHTWATCH 4:00 Q HERE'S LUCY they'll respond " 10:30 SB MOCPENDCNT USA WBBSTLWQ (R) MARY TYLEB MOOM TSURQBAT glances. "Singin' In The Rain" bears out "The show is American and • 000 COUPLE SHOW MOVW * "Th* MOV* **H "Chain J L« OF RH.EY "The critics missed the point," Lon.ly Lady" (IBM, Dra- I 1: Fielding's assertion. belongs to America, but whether I'll • BASEBALL Philadelphia Lightning" (I860. Drama) USA MOV* • * H "Bulldog the 47 year-old Steele, who also go with it, I don't know," Steele Phillies st San FranckKo ma) Pla Zadora, Lloyd Humphray Bogart, Elaanor Braad" (isei. Comady) Currently booking tickets through QMnta Parkar. Norman Wl.dom, Ian Huntar directed the production, said recent- admitted, saying that he might IMS, the show has become a big MOVIE **tt "Th* 1J1STMC MOVIE ** "Mr. O JOE FRANKLW 4:30 g MORE RIAL PIOPLI ly after a Wednesday matinee "If tourist draw, frequently playing to a direct a Broadway production with Horaemen" < 1071. Advwi- Mam" (1B83, Cort.dy) • MOVIE ** "Blondla. IYISAT they came to see Gene Kelly do the ture) Omar Sharif. Jack MlohaH Kaalon, Tan Qarr house of 60 percent overseas vis- someone else in the lead S*cr*l" (194s, Comedy) B ABBOTT AND OOSTEL- Palance. stage version of 'Singin' In The "If you're British and are playing 12:30 O tATI NMHT WITH Panny Slngl.ion Arthur LO itors. The 2,325-seat Palladium DAW LITTWIMAN F.a Rain,' they were some 30 years too L.k. » 440 1171 RAT PATROL reaches capacity every night and at an American classic, you are not late." most matinees, and Fielding has going to get away with it," he said, The 1952 film, co-directed by leased the theater to June 1988 "and there is no way in America Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly, That the show ever opened at all that I would walk on stage as an MOVIE TIMETABLE starred Kelly, Donald O'Connor, and is a minor miracle. Before the American The audience wouldn't Debbie Reynolds. Among the songs premiere, both Steele, in the Gene let me " that have been carried over to the information lor lha movl* Ilmai.bl. I. UA MID0UT0WN II - RUTOIRS PLAZA CINIMA V - stage are "Good Mornln'," "Moses provldad by thMtsr op*rah>ra Sine, movlaa ar. Itad Dawn (PQ 13) 1 00. 3 00. 8 10. 7 30. 9 46 BKhaUi Parly IRI 1 60. 3 56, 9 00, 6 01 10 10 aubHJCt lo chano*. II la r«comm*nd*d thai r**d- UA MIDOLBTOWN III - RUTOIRB PLAZA CINIMA VI - ara call tha thMMH lo oonnrtn oorract anM Draamacap* (Pg-13) 1 48, 3 46. 546. 7 45, Purpta Ram (Rl 1.30. 3 IS. 6 40. 7 Sft. 10 00 MONMOUTH COUNTY 9 46 Three show* added ABBMMIN TOWNSHIP UA MI0OLITOWN V - O — Oanaral audlancaa STtUTHMOM CIM1MA I — BacheMi Party (R) 2. 4. 8 6 10 00 '» «'l» IPar.rH.1 gMiu. augg.al.d) HOLMDEL - Three shows have (Ml Manaa IRI 7 », a JO UA MI0OLITOWN VI - • - RaalrVlaJ (Paraona undar 17 "ol ao- been added to the Garden State Arts STKATHMOIII CINtMA II - Cloak t Oaoga. (PQ) 1 30. 1 30. 5 30. 7 30. m«a« untoaa accomp.nii.rl by paianl ar Mupptt. taka Manhattan 10) 7 IS. Th. Natural 930 aduH 9uardlan| Center schedule. (PO) BIB' UA MIDOLITOWN VII - « - A«uK. only The showi are Jefferson Starship AMUHY PAM Muppata laka Manhattan (O| 1 16, 3 15. Maal MPAA RATINns LVHIC THMTM - Dalla II IPQI 5:46. 7 45. 9 45 O - Qanaral auM.no.a * on Sept. 7, Cyndl Lauper on Sept. V All Mai. Adult Fllma IKXX) conilnuoua Irom OCIAN TOWNSHIP PO - AH wi (Cr.nl.I guldan, . auggaatarj) HAVHW SOUARI CINIMA I - and Rick Springfield on Sept. 13 All noon through 11 SO p m PARK CINMM — R T RaatrVi.c) (ParaoA ..«, t> "„, .» Show your Lov. (XXXI 1J OS. 2 30. 5 00 7 30. Tightrope (R) 1:00, 3 16. 6:30, 7 46. 1000 mm.d unlaaa aaeompanlad by paranl or begin at 7:30 p.m. 10:00: Young Llk4 II HOI IXXXI 1 18. 3:46, 6 16. MAVIIWIOUARI CINIMA II - adult guardian) Ill QhoMbuater. |PQ) 1 00. 3 00. 5 10. 7 30. 9 40 > - Adult, only Tickets may be purchased at ATLANTIC MIOM.ANDS MIDOLIIROOK I - Ticketron outlets as well as through ATLANTIC CINIMA — Muppett laka Manhattan (Q) 1 00, 7 16. 9 16 Baal DaMftaaiR) 7 30, a 30 MI00LIBROOK II - Teletron and Chargit, and at the Romancing In* Stone (PO) I 00. 7 30, 9 30 ATLANTIC CINIMA II - V Garden State Arts Center Box MuppMa Uha Manhattan (Q) 2 00. 7 00. Tha RIO BANK Natural |PQ| S 16 SATOWT0WH COUNT BASH TMIATRI AT THI MONMOUTH office, Exit 116on the Garden State COMMUNITY I - ART. CINTIP. — Tha Woman In Had (PO-131 Ham Mai 1:00. •eat Delenea (Rl 7 30. 9 30 Parkway. 7 40. * 3S RID BANK MOVIIS I - The New Jersey Highway COMMUNITY II — ftgrMrop* IN) Rain Mat 1 00. 7 30. 9 45 PhlladalphIB Eaparlmanl (PO) Rain Mai 1 00. Authority also announced that the 7 30, 9 30 Karate Kid (PO) Rain Mat 1 00. 7 20. 9 45 rock group Yes, scheduled to appear '•••HOLD BHRtWBBllRi FRHHOLD CINIMA • - BMR«WB»URY PLAZA CINIMA I - Sept. 4, has sold out both under the Top Sacral (PO) tain Mil 1 00. 7 40 t 30 Red Dawn IPO-13I 100, 3 10. 5 20 7 40. 10 60 SHMWSBURY PLAZA CINIMA II - roof and on the lawn. PMiHOlD CIMIMA 6 - Phlladalphia EMp«rlm*ni (PO) Rain M.1 1 00, Revenge ot the Nerd (R) I 46. 3 46. 6 46, 9 00. 7 n. 9 3B 10 00 PMIHOLO CINIMA • - BHRIWBBURV PLAZA CINIMA III - ShM«. (POl a.ln M.I i 00.7 20. 9 40 Sheen. (PO) 1:00, 3 10. 5 20. 7 30. 9 40 FMIHOLO CINIMA • - MlDOLIBIX COUNTY dramllna IPOI Ham Mai 1 00. 7 JO. 9 30 •CHBON PMSHOLD CINtMA • MINIO PARK CINIMA I - Had Oa.n (PO-13) Rain Mat 1 00. 7.10. • 40 TuMrope IR) 1 30. 3 36. 6 40 7 60. 10 00 FMIHOLO CINIMA • - MINLO PARK CINIMA II - Karat. Kid (POl Rain Mat 1 00,1 20. 9 46 Henna, ol in. Nerd (Rl 1 50, 3 36, 6 JO. 7 20. RT • CINIMA I - 900, 1016 Woman In KM (PO-13) Rain Mai 1 00. 7 M, WOOOMIDOI CINIMA I — 9 IS SSI 4141 — RT 9 CINIMA II - Women in Rad (PO 131 1 30. 3 30. 5 30. > 30. ' ahoMbuatara (POl Ram Mat 1 M, 7 90. 9 46 • 30 •T. 9 CINIMA III - CINIMA II — Strathmore Twin Qhoaibuaierl (PQJ 1 30. 3 35. 5 40. 9 00. 10 00 Tlohtropa (R) Rain Mat 1 00. 7 20. 9 46 HICMWAT 34 ABfRDHN RT 1 CINIMA IV — •OMIRHT COUNTV MMtb.ll. II |PO) Rain Mai I 00. 7 IS. 9 16 •OMIMIT l LONO MANCH RUTOJRB PLAZA CINIMA I - ALL SEATS 2.00 LONO BRANCH MOVIIS I - Rad Dawn (PO-13) 1 00. 3 OS. 5 10, 7 20. 9 40 PurpW Ram (R) Rain Mai 1 00. 7 M. 9 46 RUTOIRB PLAZA CINtMA II - LONO SMAHCH MOVIIS II - Ttahirop* (Rl 1 20. 3 26. 6 36. 7 45. 9 50 MMIballa II (PO) flam Mat I 00, 7 30. 9 30 RUTMR* PLAZA CINIMA III HAZLIT RT IS MIVI-IN THf ATHI - ' Tlghtrop. (Rl 6 30. Polica Acadamy IRI 10.30 HOWSLL TOWN - BMI OsfartM (R) 1 00. 7 30. 9 30 COUNTRY - MuppM. Uka Manhattan (0) 1 00. 7 IS. S IS •AIT BRUNSWICK •RUHSWICK SOUARI CINIMA I - RM Da«n (PO-13] 1 00. 3 36, 5 4S. 9 00. 10 00 BEST DEFENSE

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You will tbea, the price has sever gaae BeelCo in 7 141 15H17 17*+ M Beeer 171041 Mtt ISVt IK- It NAPhl I 1 be entitled to establish an IRA for beyond $11, which ii less tkaa what NonlUI 140 II* IIM* M .» -K-K- t a nvItI IIM— M BellAt • 4.41 Nlndft l.M 5 1174 UVt the lesser of $22,000 or the amount I paid for II. I am latcrestea ta NoStPw I.M 7 1771 II* 8.1110 11.40 JJ« ait i) Norlrp IM you earn, including alimony, during tacome slock with, kopelally, some B.nfCi> 1 I>H l»t I5i NwllAlf the year. growta Should I sell my slock and lot* lOVt 101 + M Nwtlnd good among the Bell spin-offs. IU ISVt ISVt '"fc Norton As for 1984, If you never opened earnings In Its most recent quarter lavesi la somethbag else? ulivt Mtt 11 • Vt Norwtl an IRA during your marriage, you B« lilt BVtT It NYNX were far stronger than anticipated. 14* I4tt 141V- tt cannot do so, says the Alexander A: Hold on to your shares of Prudentlal-Bache Securities be- avt a M*»ivt Grant accounting firm. American Electric Power (around I'M IVt Iw + Vt OcclP.1 ISO IllOtl MM mt MM+ M lieves the only drawback of this ItH It lOVt— Vt OMoEd 104 S 701 II* 11 IIM* M However, you may be entitled to $18. MYSE). Positive factors that 44tt 44vt t omaOE in i m m n* nvt Chicago-baaed firm Is that It may aw irti a limited spousal IRA of fl,12S should benefit the company Include Olln IB t 1BI mt Hlk M — M be more vulnerable to economic lOh MVt Hit* Vt Omark 1.M II tU 14* 14 14H+ M under certain circumstances. If an improving economy and increas- I7« J7'4 J7H— Vt ONfOK IM i ii mt mt avt- vt downturn than some of the regional 140 I 171 MM Ittt MM* M your spousal IRA was established ing optimism concerning plans to OwanC companies located In other parts of Owanill i M ii 147 aw avt avt— vt at least five years prior to your convert the uncompleted Zlmmer O>lord I .40 4 71 11* II* II*- M the country. 11 11* Vt divorce and your former spouse nuclear plant to coal. 17* 17* made contributions to it for three 40* MVt— Vt MM a* MV1+ M Q: I've always been Intrlgaed by PPO 1.44 11117 American Electric has a small 17 17 + Vt PacOE 1.71 4 1117 14* 14* 14*+ M of the five years preceedlng the the Savin Corp. advertlsmeaU 17Vt 17M— * PacLlo 1.10 4 IM UM nvt n*+ * 11 IU Hit Pit 14H. 14*— Vt divorce, you may be able to interest in the troubled nuclear Petal n 1.40 7 04! about Its copying machines. Should CIONA 1.10 1140) JIH nvi Mvt-> it 4IM 41* UM contribute $1,125 to an IRA this plant through its Columbus k CPC Int l.M ii iji avt Plf ta IK n*t ntt »•*- M I Invest la Its stock tea? 40* 401k— I Paclfcp i.n 4 ia Souther Ohio Electric subsidiary CSX I 104 I H1414 II* lilt S7M— Vt PanAm -itTI 4* 4* 4*+ M year. - i A: Savin has had its problems, 11 044 lOtt NMt II* a — M PanhEC l.M »•!« ii M mt att— vt Rick Wholley of the Chicago-based CRL? 0 _ M0 JIH 1114 75*+ M Parton 1 II 114 IS 14* 14*— M Q: After the ATaVT breakup, I pal with 13 consecutive quarters In the Wayne Hunter & Co. brokerage IM II 117 Mr. Urt 441k 4SM+ M Penney I.M 11111 sivt savt sttt- M my money into Ameriteck Block. 17 14t 147 145 PaPL 1.41 7 Ml ntt aM mt_ red. It Is in a competitive field, has CeeCIti M lilt «VW «a firm suggests American Electric I « livt ]1Vk Panmol l.M 0 471IS* MM SSM+ M Did I make the right decision an aging product line and has found Cerate t .41 — It PapalCo 1.01 14 at! 44* 4M 44*+ M for aggressive investors seeking sn C.rlne • 40 it costly to start up new products 7 411 lilt 1114 lilt » - It PerkEI U it an A: Well, you didn't make a wrong, CarPw 1.11 Pillar uim n* nit avt+ vt income stock with turnaround Carrol II 41 1714 171k— Ik IM decision. Amerltech is looking very It has Its new 8000 series copier ii ii7 im ntt I74t 17* PtolpD — tM 17* 17* 17*+ M potential. CarlH* 4 140S II* lilt 11*+ * CailICk _ Wl UVt 14 PMIeEl l.M ClroT — I0S7 10 1455 74 TIM 74 * M C 4 lit 71* Mill 17* M« 17'* CenleW IN 10 M7a a* it CnllPS 0 4 101 14Vt 14 ISO MM MM 1<*_ aw LWa Branch MB FtaehoM TewieBhit) Cnlovo 14 14 141% Pliny! IS 4M MM mt nM+* Stocks incomplete -12371 nth BBBC CantrDt _ TO m Plltttn — an 10* 10* MM Malvlll n its mt it* nenoao of the City of Long ere heraby authorttedto b e le- v> p Q CocaCI Merck 14 1551 BMt MM Branch (No Parking Merk Drive •ued m the pnnolpel emounl of Pkoed end known eeBtoo»*4. Lot Colece _mo IIM IIM end Weal Snd Avenue). BOO,7S0 00 pureuerrlto th e Local 4 Ol on IM OffWel Tax Map of ' rilsPel 1 is growing rapidly Introduced: July 10, 1BB4 ownehlp. lllUnllki| eoeulel 1 4 1174 17M 17* Bond Lew. ucnofRu.na Section M Thend l In.l.llarKlUlk m olf lell i.K'.n 4 1S1I II* 11 Adopted Auguet 14. IBM 4OA 2-1to 4O A 2-4)4 O» lha Re- (oltlnd Th* above Ordlnenoe wea fi- equtomem end ep- I SI MM MM The new figures provided con- vtood Btotutoe ot New Jeraey In ae. eOie wart end Ml CMOai 14 «1540 01* 01M WASHINGTON (AP) - The nally edoptod by Ihe city Council (mbEn al . Regular Meeting eiiBolpeilon of the weuanoo of 4 M MVt M nation'! economy turned in another firmation of the surprisingly strong euch band* end to tomperar*/ comdra 7 1Stl 17M I4H Jennie C. Detejto Cmwl stellar performance during the performance the economy turned in flnence oaed equipment nego- • mi.I t I.M City Clerk tabto note* of the Borough In aemount of bane* or note*to b e ConiEd 111 second quarter of 1984, growing at during the first half of 1984 a i. at BS.40 prmotoel emounl. nol exceeding dtor M e Improvement or ConFd 11.M loo.700 00 ere hereby . >*e I. ee .4a4ad In Becaon 2 CniNO lit Mantn 11114 MM 40* 4»vt • * a rapid 7.6 percent pace while the period originally foreseen as one of euthoTleodto b e lotuod pureuftl ContPw 40 MnlOU 7 41 17* 17* 17M inflation rate declined, the govern- a pronounced slowdown as the to end within the Hmnebona (c) The loBmMl! cool of the M«lPw 7 IM U 11* BM- M preeenbed by Lew. Improvement or purpose le Moroan 4 atl WM 47M MM+ M ment reported Monday. Analysts recovery from the 1961-82 recession Section S. (a) The equipment CntlCp town Township look rtm foHow- equalto Bt o emount of Bto ep- Morton II at B 01* •!*• M cooled off. Hhortted en" " — CntlSr net Molrla said the Republicans couldn't have Contlll II ISat4 41M 41 Odd d of end M.IS0.00 downpaymanl tureupontheno.eeeeheebeoone . - Dana 14 quarter, the Commerce Depart- second quarter after rising sharply ith var-la aato UaviMd ' » aeM equipment ' ' " otwto OKkenon Mr premiaae located BeoHon 4. The following mat- AH no. OavtPL Volume Shares ment said. at the first of the year. al We 10-11. Mock S2I CAeeHut Daara tort are hereby dllermlnad. — bo ^awod from But analysts said the slowdown "It Is virtually Impossible to find otorad. recited and otatod: jaa aawjaaaeew Bde BBeuat DaltaAr minor tubdMelen O BVBfBJwl BU eTetl 87,167,390 any signs of major problems in the (a) The MM purpoaaa da- pioOalom of N J S.SA. 40*24 in earnings growth was not at all tar Chariea andaonoed m Becuon I of ma ordl- June Faaontor p le). The OHM BnenoW fS DetEd Issues Traded unusual for this stage of the domestic economy at this time," nenoe are not current eta •toot herebh y authonaelddto ae e pen or Dleml « lota 24-14 Mock 1M7. Oe»- economic recovery. John Alber- said Allen Sinai, chief economist of ea of me notee from em* Clime lend Avenue. port of tno ooof th#iB)Of hos boon « pubec or uil.ato ' 1,972 tine, president of the American Shearson Lehman-American Ex- Dorothy O'Shaughneeey deliver twinto Bt o Planning Board BacretoTv operly apeclelly benetlled CWwCri Business Conference, said the re- press "Strong growth with low »ug 21 111.Si upon reodpt 0 . . DowJn 171b of m* purchee. pfto* Bkjt eo- Drair B0 port showed "corporate profits are inflation is all anybody could ask p*rtoo* ot ueefuaieaa laruaorued miereet from their detae to Monce of MM pur «*Mn Bio KM-' me *•*> or deavery mereof The nuPonl i right on track." for at this stage of the recovery." Notloe le hereby given met DuktP 141 Mm of Section 40* 2-22 of looted procoaeto wB) be racefired rOpor_ _ .. -j SafeL i4aHBkBBBaBM* HI VBWVBJTIi in BBaaBi 4BKRBk4BIHBwaO BJQ_ ffiaj otmfj\- DMLI 104 The Commerce Department said Edward Yardeni, chief econom- •eld Locel Bond Le» end accord- K by the Townehlp Purchaelng ingto th e reeeoneWa Mle thereof. mg body at the inaa»rig ruai auo- the nation's output of goods and ist for Prudentlal-Bache Securities, Agent of ttie Townehlp of Middle- oaadmg me data whan eny eate said, "This Is the kind of data I am town. Monmouth Count/. New or delivery of me notea pureuent services — the gross national Jerseytor Bt o ALBERTA ARIA. to mie oreanenoe le mode Bueh tnlAIr _ 117 4Vt 4 4H_ product — grew at a rate of 7.6 sure the administration will be very SECTION 1 (ROAD RE- The eupptomernw debt report muel Inauda me emSnt. EailOF IB I ai MM MM 14H+ CONSTRUCTION). CONTRACT lent required by aald Law h diBion tho MTfMt rol» ElKod la 171101 4 7474* 74MM 74*+ percent from April through June happy to take to Dallas — proclaim- MOB and opened and read M hee been Mod In the Oflloe of lha Ealon I.IM « l.M 10 40 ISM CM ••»• '- "Meed by mia bond ordl- to me oaten! of any HKKOn 140 0 7074 41M 41" 4l* The report left first-quarter Yardeni predicted there was byBB0.7a0O0andm*ime T S M liipllm, Conaurung " Th* growth unchanged and revised the enough momentum built up to keep J mil-eaono authortaad by •N.Y.S.E. Index and Muntotoal Ir -~~ ' l be second quarter a slight 0.1 per- the economy growing at a rate of bean mad m the within ell d*bl llmllallona engineer al 1080 Highway IS,preecrlbed by MM lew FMC 0 14 57*S7M S7*— M 94.76+ .34 centage point upward from an between 4 percent and 5 percent In Falrchd » 501 17 17 • M MitaSMWOWn, Haw JtXMy, tnC Beaton I. The full term end aroved by me oTreitor of me Falrtd 1 « m •SAP. Comp. earlier 7.5 percent estimate. the second half of the year. oredlt of me Borough art hereby Dhrtoton or Looei Ootmmm* MOderi during bueirieahoura PtwMpQBjQ wO aT«# po«nCTwUqV panrrfrtajni Ftdari 11 101 4Vt BervMea M on Me wtm the dart FadNM It 10 ISIS IIM it* Keanaburp BMdore ww be fumtohad with e •• wn# prlnCtpajl O* %nO oe*iBy*JBjl OO copy of the eMUaveltoble meretor pubU e FtdDSI 140 I 471 SI* 164.94-*- .80 23» Bsrti Bank ' can be heero al wmen py irtej BMJBO ODeaoqlpOnaj 4jHr*4T*OrlaT*JO FlnCpA to 114511 4 S •ma end pttoo public hee/lng and plena by the Engineer i. by thla bond ordlnanoe SaM ot> •lelao'iiV TM I FnSBar _ IS IVt1* •Dow Jones Ind NOnoa •*> bo held prior IO me flnel proper notice and pey mar it ot a "be dkeot. un- ere hanky de- Flrattn 10 M4 10*10 I PLEASE TAKE NOTICE net on panaga of eaM ordmanoe and nowelundeMo ohare* ot Ponyliimlted obllgallonillonea oof th* ed, reorlad and FBkSy 11.40 Auguet IS. Ihe Zoning Board of Dorian (140 00) to defray the Borough, and the borougborough ahaa taw 14 14*— M 1,216.96 f 5.06 233 Loikg Branch an peraone «"l be ghen op- COX mereof be oblgetadto lev y ed v FBkFIa 1 10 11 14 MM MM— Adjuetmont ot Ihe Borough of vy ed vetoram a* vt portunity to be heard oonoernlng Piopoa.lt muet be mode on lauaa upon aa me tuubto Th* Improvement or FttChk in 4 m ii*n* avt+ M Nonca Red Bonk, grenled BPprOvf to Piupuull muet be mode onlaue•ueea upoupon alatl ththee lexeNe prop \^\ZL^1• deeorlbed m BluOan I Flnltla 0 411 !7VtM* 17*+ M AN ORDINANCE AMENWNO me eppHcenon of Repneel L De- the alanderd Propceel torraa in a arty wtmin Ml Boroughtor th e S^K*!bon, d ordinance le not a leney for premiaae tootled on Luke Shield. manner oMgneied In the con. payment of eaM obtlgeoon. and '" ""• FMIEn 0 4M MMKVt IWt— M AND SUPPLEMENTING- Borough Clerk Irect documeni. mu>t be|intoreal thereon without llml- loufTOfit oHponoo. H Io on im- FllglSI 10 114 It CHAPTER XI TRAFFIC OP THI Block MB LM 38. eommonry Iprovomont or pufpooo tM tfto n* mt— M tj^OIOvetO Itl BJWMBTWM #A*IVeT4 FlaPL 1.74 00440 It REVISED OENIRAL ORDI- known ee SO Chepln Ave. Ap- •Mon of rato or amount LOCAL proval, wee grented tor bulk verl- BONO ORDINANCE AWINDtNO btvwkflOQ ttVfJ ns^# a\At3 aaftftirM _ _ Section I. TNe bond ordi- FlaPro 1.04 avt a*— * NANCES OF THE REVISED BONO ORDINANCE MBS PI- 7 no n* HVt IIM •nceeto permi t Bwtmmtni Pool the Mdder and me name of lhanance ehoN take effect twenty FloOan — 104 SM OENERAL ORDINANCES OP NALLV ADOPTED PUMtUARY work on the ouddo. addftitd Fluor .40 S IM+ M THE CITY OF LONO BRANCH Inatoaallon. The rooolutton le o ouodo. (20) Here after Ihe flrtt puUI- _ HJ It* Mod in the office of ihe Sec-21, IBM AS HERETOFORE FordM •1.00 11711 44M14 lt*+ 14 SECURITES (PROHIBITED PARKINS • BUT. AMENDED BY BOND ORDI- 10 tnO TOWfrOMp Of I rplMt 44M 44*t+ * TONWOOD AVENUE) retery. SI Monmouth Street. Red •nd miiot bo «OOOmpoiit«d by • ea provMod by eaid Local Bend 11 M4t 17* Benk. and la available for public NANCE 1030 FINALLY Law. FruoM 7 114 M* 17* 17*— Ik INTRODUCED JULY 10.1004 ADOPTED ttotomonl ot ConotfH of turory (b) The period of uiotmrnot of M MM from • turoty oompon] Introduced July SI. ISM O •mpe*( Qt pS^pBjTOB) ADOPTED AUOUaT 14.1BB4 Raphael L BE IT ORDAINED Bv THE MU- -O-O- BankB & Industrial quotation! THE ABOVE ORDINANCE NICIPAL COUNCIL OP TH•uthortHI dto d o buolnom in th» Peeeed Auguet 14. ISM tmtn me ImaeBono of oSoLa**) courtesy FahnaatocK & Co.. Kobrln Se- WAS FINALLY ADOPTED BY, BOROUOH Of KEANBBURO. IN to the Approved Augu.1 14. 1SB4 Bonj Lew, •occjdlri*to m e Wk 11*+ M curities, E.F. Hutton & Company Inc.,' THE CITY COUNCIL AT A REO-' THI COUNTY Of MONMOUTH. and a but guerentyto th e Town- The Bond Ordlnenoe publlah- rOBOOfoObtO HfO .nOfOOf OOftV- ULAR MEETINO M herewith hea been tlnaav and American Securities Mt Kaanabura NEW JERBEY (not ktea than two- ehlp of MlddHtoml for not Met Kited from ma dote of me bonde JENNIE C DEFAZK3 Ihlrda of an member a thereof ef- then 10H of the emounl bid ex- me 2O-d*y period •uinono4^o Daauy. Oj B * CITY CLERK MOTICB flrmMvory concurring) AS FOL- M HmltoBon WWIrlthlMn which e 4uH. Dy .. iivt it The toltowlng ordinance waa oept met the bto guerenty not nence. le 40 yeere. Cantral Jaraay Aug. 11 MM LOWS: •aceed S2O.0O0.O0 (o) The Supplemental Debt 3t% 20* peeeed end epproved upon na r CnaMcalSank Section 1 Section He) of IM Tf*># BlWft d Of t*Vt) OeSntTearOt tOf the veidSy ot auch ordtnano •timentr^uWdbymeLoeel cmiana Stala Bank 1 4 233 Long tranch aaoond and final reeding and BatoOCf 0**tf#A4trOO# NUvltbkjTtT S"M fr* •Bond Lew he* k*wn duly upon Na public hooring by me thle worn w(« not be mode until Fldatlly Union Bank Corp.. ..at* « ftslsfy sMtOpf#O Dy tn# •O'OwOoS oo^ thaj natJOSMCeB/y flHHlS twafVBJ beMH In the Local Bond Lew. nee!• i •••*•• ni -* BaaaBadJ Ln aweaBl awewewaB* awf Flral Jaraay National it 20* Municipal Council of theFebruery 22. IBS! ee hwetotoi* begun io run from the date ol me BBjTirvBjwBjWm BBeeu ivtvev eri eeeeji i#ereejeay t#t Borough ol K C fVOvMM by me Towrwup of Flrtl NatlonaJ BMt 90* 40 .„ _ omanaiiioman a aiti " Bond Ordlnenoe Mlddletown In e lawful menner. iret pubOeaaon of twa el OMol Flral Paouaa Hal. N J 0* 0 aupplamaiHiis enn OlatfmwO a The Townehlp or Engineer re- OPU Horltaga Banoorp It* 32 SB fHrHMoBVal tthoBj H a% WfJBtaBiiTj aerva the right M require a com. Bonnie O. Moore. anihwl Horlson Banoorp i 20* xnt OH aa 1 «C• C«Y«ILan« e of the drelnege tye- ptoto hnacTel end •iperlence Borough Clark ownco MkllanMc Bank 24* 20 ( l^tJJSJFIaTf tJOJ J BHtjT4^rn4jrtjBT^jnj end lepteoemerH of Norm Borough Clark BS3OO GtPat o 41 40 Mate el Maw JeraeJ t07 10700 ire. curb, and ouimaie In dor. ahowmg met they heve aet- lofBto Stote of New Jereey. BUCK .. 20 »'* Ch.pt.r X T.H-C.b. and ORDINANCE »BI! OarbP National Staki end by Ihe Borough ol tU FrBBtioM ToriBhlp . . BBa^iae aw^aa. ^kawahaue OlerFn Na» Jartay National Corp 10 10* i ORDINANCE ESTABLISH- Keanebura. In the County of BrTwfjafn 4wJtC|BBBa> vTBJaW •Twf QPOBM . 19* Inlroduoad: July 24 1BB4 INO THE ANNUAL MINIMUM ..ni.ll. Shrawabury SUM Bank.. MOOHtOlftn, NWTW Jolfftaary, ftp- furrrionlnQ pfopoool I of the Townehlp e. deSned SUM WMa Bancorp 21* 24 Adoptad: Auguat It. 1BB4 AND MAXIMUM SALARY m me Looai Bond Ian a m- GMNut li.7oo.ooo bSorotor OpOOIllOOttOno. Of DOvOfO OVjBoTafO* Odrkn M Unnad CounUat Truol Co. 24 29* The aoova Ordmanoa waa fi- RANOEB FOR THS OfFlCIRS wauence of •ed by me •uBieiaaMnn ol a a*— nally adoptad by lh» City Council; OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT SK2& Infl tno oootfoot. Goodyr 17M a*— M unltad National Bank ...am «* hie at a Regular Meeting. OP THS BOROUOM OP The right le eleo rtttr>td to Gould ) II JO* II • * uniiad Jaraay Bark ...MM 20* reract eny or ea wo. or Io waiver PtlOVIO- ss.soo.000 end me Lli»ae«nni Graea 11 Itt IIH41M 41M+ Vt Jennie C Dafatlo KtANSBURO eny mfcx mamea where auch In- \*"~<~>-~>~~~» GtAIPc ii m ISMIS* ISM— M AICO Standarda City Clerk fofrnolfty bt not dotrtrnntolto ttt o OF WATER BUPW.Y KKIU.MI i.lwFIn I Tit II 10* II + * Auiodynamlca Aug 21 Mil bed intoreet of Ihe TowneNp Bto Lew. Barg Enlarpdtaa # NwVW i HrpRw n .a EAC Induattiaa OWNED VOLUNTEER PIN! ordered adopted end epproved curb to curb. wnMn ma Borougn BW TM it of no prtnctpelolenel 9* M COMPANIES IN THC CITY OF oner publication required by lew. TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF »•• mareel on me inneaanm Harris .a EkKtrontc AaioclaMa I* I LONO BRANCH ot Kaeneburg and M other tsooftheu. Harm • M Foodarama LUkE SHltLDB January 1.1BM ITHITOWNBHIP OP FRUHOLO. eumuilaed by mat beneT oreV HaclaM mt .12* 12tk INTRODUCED: JULY 24.1BB4 *N THI COUNTY OP MOW, T ha b Olbaon-Momana.:. If* 20* ADOPTED AUGUST 14.1BB4 BY ORDER Of THE MAYOR Hallm • 40 IFF Attca *m AND TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE MOUTH. NIW jejtBEY (not teak Marcult 1.44 2* 2* THE ABOVE ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE AMENDING •men heo-Mrde or ea mambare' me Townehlp. end »to Townehlp Inttrumant Byttamo. ...II WAS FINALLY ADOPTED BY OP THI TOWNSHIP Ht«IP» King Jama, lit Car. THE CITY COUNCIL AT A REG- AN ORDINANCE PROVIDINO MIDOLETOWN of I ormgMedto tovy e d vel- Laiaura Tacrmotofy ... 4* t* ULAR MEETINO POR THE ORQANOATION OP by the Borough Engineer and on ROBERT S. WALLER. MAYOR! AS FOLLOWS: ice uaon «B me toaatoto MagnaCard . * 1* JENNIE C Df PAZIO THI OOVERNMENT OP THMIe In Ihe omoe of the Clerk, LAWRENCE CILLA. TOWNSHIP The BOROUOH OP KEANBBURO IN Section a of metitva payf**t«mi of *tta OBSBQBTJPOIIBI UataHuraKal mt 5 5* CITY CLERK THI COUNTY OP MONMOUTH CLERK MonmoAi CaprM 7 a Aug 21 SSI.<- bond ordlnanoe la hereby Monmoutn Park ....ta Aug. 21 BSS4 UNDER THE PROVISIONS OP Beotlon 2. Section e(d) ol the aumomedto b e undertaken by of r Monmoutn rtaal cam THI OPTIONAL CHARTER LAW. Bond Ordlnenoe be end M Bto Townehlp of Freehold. Hew Seoiton I. fhia band er*v .... s* I7B» 237 Monmouth Boach N. J Maaouroa Corp 24* a 233 Long Branch Jeraey ee e general Impifeve- •noe ahaa tote aftocl SO deye Pannwan Corporation M* 9a* AN ORDINANCE PROVIDINa rOC tftw) hmpfOVweTnfBfni Ot erter tho flral n itaaaln auraof ParkkvElmar . 22'« »* NOTICB S. Id) An aggregate ka* la> a* •• • fur ana* IIIUJIBIII. ae B of not exceeding FOR THE PURCHASE OF A 1BH ereby app Optic. IVt 1* AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING Public Nonce la hereby given t! CUBIC YARD OARBAOE . _ • M IX y me Local Bond Lew. n Ind me IVt I* FOR THE VACATION OF THE 1179.000 tor item, ol eapenea Bum off *414,000,000,.OOO.00O.. kKtlucMnd •>• thai me above ordlnenoe wee HM#d In tjVnd pofmlttod on0or TRUCK FOR THE BUM OF BTATBMBNT . * * BELMONT AVENUe ALLEY IN duldl y wadopetKdl on ftrot ttodln BBO.OOO 00 AND AUTHORIZINO Of UO0.00aoo000 mH^lomn N J 8 A 40A2-M It tnotudod In ••rt rin*id by th* Loo* Tha Bond OtdtnerKie i H « THE CITY OF LONO BRANCH mo arorouoh CoCounou H ol SCASeMaat 27* 2T* COUNTY OF MOMOUTH AND BjefnmoivBJO vufi ino*c#iB)o Li Lam. Tha down paywwm M horom for ltv» purpoo* of th« available by virtu* Spiral MM * 1/10 STATE OF NEW JERSEY i, BtallwT Of NAM J#r- FINANCING SUCH APPROPRIA- IC Ind 4 l.M I 5*4 MVt ISIt MVt+ Vt Bluff Ver Face 1 9/10 1* INTRODUCED JUNE 12.100* t m,a%st&£TION. ITTCe 1 7 MB 17 Mtt Hit* * Burrino Enarev.. ...VI * ADOPTED AUGUST I4.1M4 I. Thla bond ordl- • auH. eceon or IU Int I.M 10 IM HVt It* iwfc THE ABOVE ORDINANCE d nenoe eheM teka effect 20 deyt BE IT ORDAINED, by me eeaonlng me «e>- Super rm 27* 27* •-^ I-I II JI idaheP I.M I III IK OH uvt— vt "" AttOPTED BY ,i —1.4 — - ,4 a ai aftor the tlret publication mereof Meyer end Commleelonera of me kilty of euoh ordkionoe can be Syntrex s* s* WA6 FINALLY DO oonBjeooroo TOT n p after flnel adoption, aa provided Borough of Monmouth Beech In oommenoed. ee provided In me IdaalB — 47 1IVt I0H 10Vt+ Vt Thomae I5H IB* THE CITY COUNCIL AT A REG- at the meeting of aald Borough Ihe County of Monmoutn end IllPcwr I.M 5 US Ittt ItVI IHt— Vt by the Local Bond Lew • COM of me knerovement or Local Bond Law. ha* begun to Triangle Induewe. II* IB* ULAR MEETING Council to be held al the SUM of New Jeraey (not loco run from me dm ol me Bret ImpCti 41.05a 10 Ttt litt HVt JIH— It United Tdecontol 0* 7* JENNIE C DEFAZIO Borough Han. Church Street, Luke ShkMde then H of an me member, mere- aTeV not oovorod by a\ ImMCp — 44 4» 4Vt 4* Borough Clerk of the down payment puenoaeon of tht. tenement. Untvenel Manna I Shark Productt tl * CITY CLERK Keenaburg. New Jertey on me of affirmatively concurring) met Romeo C Clark INCO .a _tBM nvt net ntt—vt U S Home. B* Aug 21 27th dey of Auguat, 1B04. al 0 00 Aug. 21 •37 00 Section 1. For me acqulemon re hereby. Inance .14 11 1» lOVt tit 10 PM or aa aoon mereefler aa me Ito B e laauad m me *"« *' BB7 20 NUBBIN 1 Htlpwanttd TUESDAY AUGUST 21 1984 The lloitv Register B9

STATION ATTENDANT 1 HtlpWanttd Sl_Hf!PWMtoll 11 Htlpwanttd /F — Full or Pan-tlma CaN MAS3UE5E/SPA ATTENDENT W CAR~5ET-READY PERSON D A D T TI KJj P ual ba ovar 2i rvaat A pac- immadiata opaning Apply in r nil I • I IIVIH paraon Parkway Otdt. Raypori NATIONAL MARKETING tH abM FtaRlMa houra Oood GENERAL WORK .: j SEEKS MATURE-MINDEDED I | i uH tlma or part Uma Phona financial oponunity Carl NEW RESTAURANT - Naad. all Hardwara. 431 UH 8717 13-6 only MATURE MINDED — A aapan- uTi PROMOTION DEPARTMiN1 dabta paraon naadad for Horn ^ ABOVE-AVERAGE PAflT-TlMt ROUNDS MAINTENANCE - ft apply in mdacaplng hatpa* Full or part rMHjaawork. pan-uma. ftaxlbta raon INCOME CONVENUNT RT JS ) 642-07 •• attar « houra Whan calling phi aaa m- NURSES AIDES M/F - 7 LOCATION HOURS • THRU dicaia aaiary Cad only batwaan • 3» pm A 3 pm-11 30 » 30 A SAT MORNING FOR IS _ A ASSiS- A 5, &4W M»7 p.m ahifta AppUcaltona baing fORMATION CALL JOlL ANTS — For buay, proaparoua aooaptad fmarfyy Manor Nuralng BEFORE S P M M1-AS6* -'-' aaton CaH 264-9724 MECHANIC ~ aaaambta cuatom H H 34 Matawan EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM unit* from diagrami with motora. Homa. Hwy 34. Matawan PLOVER M/F AIRDRESSEBER - with following pumpa. valvaa. ate Exp ra> p y papw Paul'a Hair A" qulrad Cai> 77A-UOO for ap- PART TIME WORK — Naa> yov- r. KaanatWfl.496-1118 poinlmam Elactrlc Impulaa NURSE R N homa, •uparviamg nawapaaa. AIRORCSaER - Do you hava Laba, Naptuna. NJ EOE cardan In lha aarty morning houn >ou will ovaraaa tha C*« laaat 3 yaara axp ? Do you Ilka MECHANIC (SHOP) - For aH 3-11 ahHI gariat'K aaparMooa daiivary. aataa A ootlactto" loach othara your knowtadoa? rwrB around ahop work Rapair A nalarrad. anoaltani Mlary A activtuaa Parmanani poailion* iw doaa ! paid vacation. Biua ahori run production Will train Kvafin, or ParDMrm rat* No ara avail in tha loiiowing araa* oaa A Biua Shww aound? it with machamoai ablli inga banaftta Apply M pm R«d Bank Marlboro Mlddkf> plaaaa oW. 642 9699 Mon -Frl Holmdal Convalaacanl town, Fi-aahold EngllaMown. ANDY PERSON - homaownar Cantar ill Hwy M. Holmdal, Manaiapa" A Lauranc* Harbor arvtca Dapt. tor major buildar. NJ M6-4200 CaH WO-242-OtM loll rraa or DWVER/LASORER - MuM nave Rad Bank araa Capabta of mah- •77-4222 ng aarvica rapatrm, in naw unlta Jala annas Parmanent IECMAN1C/MANAGER — Ml nctudaa apaokHng.and carpan- PART TIME REPAIR PERSON — Iantor righ t paraon Call ba- tlma Muat hava own looit E»p nlll Mon-Fn 7A7.143S y rapaira Mual rvava own tool* NURSES AIDES - Slaw vacuum! A buffing MS-I1U. bafors 1 PM _ •(• Banatita A unitorma in- Classified md car For appt call Oaorga caniftad for •taff ran* All ahifta Call Stova 542-7000 Oaayl.lOAM Toftr»M cludad Salary commanautata 30- -4623 Earn mora wtth naw pay ayttam FVT COUNTER CONTROL PER- DRIVERS WANTED — For plua CLEKK OliFATCHEK All Haalth C«ra Sarv'icaa 1» SON - muat f raiiabia naat A oaWvary. was . must hava own ARDWARE A LUMBER STORE Ona (1| run ama position SnM Kinga Hwy. Mlddlatown truatworthy Abla to »voih wtth T won wnti minimum MMf HUM oar A mauranoa. make good ALE8PERS0N - Soma a«p 10 IncomaTax 51 HtlpWantsd MEDICAL RECEPTIONISTS - 671-B400 public A3 35 pa' hi Call only raqmrad Command or ma Ma- I •vaadad CaH 6 a m -6 p.m E«p prt_ Buay 4-Doctor Mon A Wad 3-ft p m '4- 27t|. NWtait AID - A»a« Saol 117 pnonaa «b»H» » linrain ooo- Ra NURSE /LPN - Maw/'amaW. HAZI.I1 - 1 badroom naN 41-2123 Frank or Bruoa oft.ca a •5pm alao. parl anm nc, F.I t Sal Can ima 7-3 ahllt A 3-n ahHI Conn* •©* *n aja*Il#'*ftaftGy aHUaa •••ambry CLERK — Apply In parson CVll aon 10-2 dairy No phona call! Canwr araa Full tlma. buay NURAVRN - FULLTIME. M/F ATTENTION! a araaa can today Colts or waWing or latha opa'stiont COHHIBSHIM Suparmarkal M Mam St. ilaaaa Howard Johnaon'a apaclaiiat. full banafita. caraar 1 pmto 7 30 am Apply in par- ArM PLANS PASSCNOiRS i. Manalapan. Fraariold. ahould apply Can 583-3200 ba- mantlon THE REOISTEK. odga. Hwy M Mlddlatown poainon BOR F-400 Tha Dally Keaneburg, "' aon 9 am lo 3 pm Wa*twood Hall twaan A A 4 Mon -Frl EOE whan r*r>>yinoio • HaglMar B. Ocssnporl. Long Ragiatar Ona "Ftagiatai Habraw Homa. 291 Bath Ava. To an atrpana. CLERK/DRIVER — ratal! buet- Branoh, Rumaon. Mlddlatown. NSURANCE — Paraonai llnaa Shrawabury. NJ PART-TIME — Local to ralili da- Ca> SMMS4I attar > am naas. Varied hours svallsWa 07701 Long Branch A Wlchstum.. Kaypon rap Full knowtadga ot JUA auto odoruara Day or avanlni g to ault Can 22J-1M7 ofrtoa looMM on WayaMa Road. Maararan SOO-MI-our) loa O A Hood EHC aalary A ban- MERCHANDISE EMPLOYE IS — NURSES AIDES'— m/l Accapt JA-AWl Houra. 7 am-11 am Enpananca TMon PaSa. Mi Jaraay.Jmaa- FLOnDA BUUNU HtlMUtn > o COLLECTOR - Must ba sup . • or 177 4322 aflta lor right paraon Sand ra> . only for, noi nacaaaary Apply In pwaon SECRETARY - You n.V aouth. lit drtva your oar fun-time For lnlond>» oak Mr. auma A aalary raqulramanta to PARTS DMVtltS - Pan-uma nights 2-4,daDy K-Mart. 3010 Hwy SB. >, Inaurartca a»p mai. NJ 077(4) on Wf Can U0-0MI KM • on Mar. De«elM4W0S auranca PO BOH U02, Eaion ima parmanant Eaparianead, txpartanoad counts. Muat hava own car Apply in per- Hlt ImumlMi 1.IM4. II iwn. NJ 07734 4J Slata rartlfiad alda prafarrad Mr. Imu (Toyota prafarrad) son. Clrda Plna. Hwy M. Eaton- COMPANION/AIDE — Malaaan f you ara mtaraaiad In davoting 10:00 a.m.. - tor Aaatsl ITCHEN HCLP — All'phaaaa in PPART TIME DDOCTOR'S ASSIS araa Alan. St-yaar-aW •Oman' youraai. cortipiataly to tha propar . lot), wilt, ina Shors tehan WW train Alao Plua 6 montha-16 yaan Mala and TANANT — FtaxIWFW a houra RaR d .aad lor Hia . DFWO CLERK — E«p pratorrad. cara of gariatric Panama apply Imiil sroMng Toyosa makar a watraaa Call 2«i 47?9 famaM for advartlalng No aap Baannk offloa R«pty to Q 437 Tha J« Bariasr Ml JB » tor oompany A — daya Apply In parson Pro- n paraon. Mon-Fn 10-12 noon '• Top pay tor tha right nacaaaary imafvlawa now baing DlDaallnl y Ragialar, Shrawtbury. NJ Malnlananoa and aarvtaa in ao- In Prepare maale TLC Rars ra- "' al Pharmacy. 134 Broad ITCHEN HELP — full tlma poa- Or 1 30 lo 3 30 Holmdal Con- bariama. major maau- hald Call (201) 286-1000 01T701. qMradT Salary nagonabta Own mon avallaMa Call for appoini- valaaoani Cantar 16IM9 Hwy 34, oordanoa wHh apa)Cl«oapona now St. Rad Bank PREMIERE MODCLINQ AGEN- trans. Reply lo: Bo. A-4M Tha mant HHItop Nuralng Homa PART TIM! TELEMARKETING an ma w na aJie* at MM Mon- •nh ua Can Sob. M4-901I CY 609 Rlvarvtaw Dr . Tqtowa Holmdal. NJ NURSEEIS AIDES — •1 HalpWantad Shrawsbury, NJ DRY CLEANER - PraaHStoua SALES — Approilmataly 20 mauSi Count, Mslaullo b- 71-0177 NJ NJ ttata iicanaad EOE I Accapilng naw appllcailona, 0771 akxa haa eawaral opanmgs, lull A houra par waak, chaltangaing larmlnaaan. al IKa ako«a ad- Mala or Pamala AFT R A only tor 2 60 to 9AM, and 7-3 AUTO SIRVrCE — Dua to major parvama. good starting pay. lor ITCHEN A COUNTER HELP draaa. tafiajf# lh#y may COMPUTER DATA ENTRY — •hlfta Full lima parmanant Ea- ppoaltlon For furihar Information I PAST TIMS CUSTODIANS - martial aananalon In Monmoutn maswa-mlndad paraon Can WANTED — Full and part tima or procuraa try blMara Part-trma na>Wla houra. sva- parlancad, HJ Slata cartlflad ' aa call Pat Cahiii 946-6900 bpartanaa prafarrad Can ftan- A Ooaan Counaaa. positions now 78-1U1 or apply al HI Kan ppty In paraon Mobr*» Raa- taoti Md muM M I p MODELS" alda prafarrad If you araExt 22914 avaMabta tor managar a aarvtoa is and waaaanda. Aocurata lurani, Highlanda •MM ay a aarvnad aMok Of .. ng skins raqulrad Sand ra- Malaa, tamalaa A chlldran Major rttaraalad in davoting youraalt paraonnal. No 1 oompany. top PART TIME - Caahlara. ganaral bw bond K»MM*0> par cam ol auma inetufUng salary raqutia- EARN A COLLEOE OEQEEE - LABORERS - Apply Lyco 39 advartlalng complax m ' compialaly lo lha propar cara of Bum banana Apply m parson or sand duttaa Houra • to 10 am or 11 MMslaayaMa u manta to Jam Connolly Sofia). rapare youraalttor suc h ikMe. an dar Burg Road Marlboro, modala lor upcoming aaalgn- janatricPatiani!. apply In par- raauata lo: Midas Mufflar. I»1I pmto 7 am waafcday* Opan tlma manta. print A talavlalon Top aon, Mon -Fri 10-12 noon Or ft> •»• Monmouth ACCOUNTANT - Byaatrn mno- Carina Ava.. Mamma, 721 No Baara St.. Holmdal. NJ waakandi Call 741-7321 for ap qulio Emarmlnallon Com- Programming, aalary no axp nacaaaary, Com- 1 30 to 3 30 Holmd*) Convalaa- rasar, oapatas of analysing an 07713 LANDSCAPE LABORERS - Ra- mission, stMen ohwk "" Oa tor-accounting ayatam Intagratlng AUTO MECHANIC — Ia- noa. Drafting, plax IV 16 OJorla Lana. Faldlald oant Canrar 196 Hwy " COMMISSION SALES REP- B2EE". abla. *rtvar» lie Salary com- larlad mould tia suocsisful aid- aoftwara A hardwara. managing pailanoad lin brakaa. froni and A ulomoltva Taehnotogy Tata- Nj 07006 NJ siaia LWanaad Holmdal. NJ RESENTATIVES — Waffled to manaurala with anp 542-OMO ^PARTTIME dar Ml la anlar mo ooMfaot tuna-up M " • and many mora EOE A F TflA Can LANDSCAPE LABORERS - Ra- OPERATOR - For allpoovara •Wan m (10| days Iron Ma *M ManlH Lana. 2617 Hwy"^, Informauon, call abta. drlvara He Salary com Part lima Will train Apply 164 EVENINGS •aid oontraol MaubnMad la *- BuNdlng 0, Marvaaquan, NJ banana Call (2011882-9150 manauraia wtth axp 542-OMO Shrawabury Ava Bad Bank 097M. •71 MIS hx Mlarvlaw CONSTRUCTION LABORERS — 12-19 MJIMONt . UM $$$$$$ Mi ba wWlnfl IO work hard, so ° LANDBCAPER - young Individ M-O-T-l-V-A-T-E-D? PAINT en E»p only .manor A M-F 9-9 30 p m Sit S>1 pm - AUTO MECHANICS — lop n trade 7t7-ODS0. ENGINEER - CIVIL al to work in local contracting Looking for a parMlma job tha axtarior Mual hava tranapor- Haawtvaa. Collaga atudnat! ouanny "A" maohaNra. Naadad rm Call 63O-OS6K for Intarvlaw doaan'l cramp your atyla? Wa ACCOUNTANT — 1-» yaar aaotr. manaoaf for lation Call 7S7-OOSO n up to SIM /w« Working In m« CPA who mum u balor largo ManmoulnCoumy COOK - For school oaMsrla ara a national talamarkallng llrm l Markatlno Oapi of a National TranaparBMon Co. OM. otaaal irwludlng ANDSCAPE HELP WANTED - oraMM. pan raWa » jama • aaldinttal A oommarcMI Ato and wa hava immadiaia opan PART TIME INSERTERS Taiamarkating Firm. No axp anp nalplul CompMltlva oom- m Lima SKvar araa Full or pan plans, taaa abHHy atudtaa. ate inga avanlnga. 6 lo 6 30 p m Flaxlbla houra 2 - 3 daya Con nacaaaary For an intarvlaw, call panaanon aho d Apply Hanry Hudaon Regional tima Muat ba it or oldar Exp I •umafa Mar% Lana/aSIT Hay ' E iteanai prafarrad Orowth and Saturday!, 9am lo I pm _ Marvin Connor*, Tha Dally Mi Liaa Druckar 6-9 p m M-F at School. Highlands. 9-3 untH ctaan drMng raoord prafaf'ad W, BuKlno Q, Manaaquan. NJ MM For da I Earn up to I '60 a waak in mod Ragialar. S42-MAO 542-4000 Mt 901 •flmlngda**. or caH Call afta> 6 830-1001 Augual 24. O1-7JA-4141 I arn, air conditional offloaa Foi COOK-COUNTER-PREP-PER- ANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE xMnimant. call Miaa Zak a 15 Instruction IS Instruction INOINEER WORKER Storttng at *4 SO par 642-6960 aftar 6 p m An Equa MtMNTATlVi -' AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE OEPT SON - Fun or part nma Aug. 11 — OaaMar • Warranty dark 40 parson. Cmokan Cornar VSJZ.... hour CaH SAM 3PM B22-M17 Opportunity Employar M/f loam Plaia. Kouta 31. MMtHa- MOVINO A STORAOE - Houaa- _ annual r NIUVCONSTUCTfON INBPEC ANDSCAPE ASSISTANT ._ Canto. InlarvlawMJ . 1000. hoid furnitura movar, anp Othf PyMtc Motto— Mrs flan 2»H oomm. Musi TOR - Minimum 6 yaart Mp m Q€*rab4a Can aah tor Frank Stova. prafarrad Call 830-1333 ba I jTm . OunMn Dbnuta m NURSES T S M ASSOCIATES aaiary 642 667 7 Corp . * plalnMI and Raymond mm o.oanaad and data*- 34 A Broad St.. Mala—n. Durum I. NJ 07701 RIM'S* LPN'SM/F Hlirift- _j _j auaa AdblahA/ldUltBl nantad Call Only tjatasan 11 ! Donuts IK n 31 MWdtatoam LIFE OUARD WANTED ffanBBBj, ^n p, aWV qaaawaaa wpBjarvvvBk CERTIFIED ponding m ma Suparlor Court o» m and 1 p.m , S4I-4000 Eat ! DunMn Domlta Rl M A Navman Muat ba cartiftad Bmmsn Sawce ••• an^ff v sr.i" , wa^rvuU| s>*l Equal Oppfy Employar M/F NURSE S AIDES prlnga Rd.. Shraerabury. CaH •42'BtAO KM. Mh tor MltM Irowr. Equal HOMEMAKERS .___l II.ISM. aa- LIQUOR CLERK - fuH or part :OUNTER-HELP — Bagol ehop ENOmEERHaa/SURVEYINO HOUSEKEEPERS A LIVE-INS akaM ol auof> data » you fan to tlma Apply ITS " Boiler Operator 'art ttfi^a afiari>oofi# and irwrn- TECHNICIAN M/F 41 MWp WsnM Wall 0 S71-7»76 Sprinaa Rd Rad Bam Full or par Mima naadad lor famiW •rmanant poaWon Minimum LPN - M/F, run A Northarn Monmoulh Araa High 'ajsar oamanoao m *nsj ptx owm poMiton It •,J__ OUNTER HELP - FuH or part- i! BaDylUMo/Qiiki Can yaars axp In dsslgn A layout ol ruon* aval* tor 1-1 pay no faa Call tor Intarvlaw at (Harm (as Amandad). Von shaa tn our mortarn hoapital. Mu« bo Apply m paraon 10-2. 53 OomeiM Hup subdivisions A slto plans Ing homa Alao avail, 11-7 ihlft Paopia Cara 244 Broad 81. Rad Ma your Anawar and Proof of v»H«W«) to troquontty ft* In for • •foe Ni pan lima CaH Ouaan of Carmal Bank. 530-1991. or 600 Union Fhsrs is sn svsr-lncrssslng smount ol SaMaa In duaMats «rrrh ma 54 SilulMni WaMM •cation*. Mck and holiday Urn* Uastm Wa ortar furry oompatlttva 4uraing Homa. at MB 4Mi tor Ava.Rt 71. B nail a 526-9432 darOark* Mol Mthaa tupaSuparkox Court,, Femilf on an tftr** iMfM BltKk SI Irslght bslng csmsd long dlsisncs by couNXin PERSON - On aalarlaa A an ananalva banafn NURSES RN M/F - Haad nuraa Hughaa JuMoa Comaan, Tran- 55 SiluaMmi Wmwo Ma* •PPt daenars. Full-'"me Cat aragram. poaillon for 7 3 30 ahlfl tor akii- truck- according lo Ihs US Dspsrtinsnl ton. N J.. In awrdanoa wnh ma 56 SiMations Winiad •42-0312 ASHtor And y MAGAZINE PRODUCTION AS lad nuralng homa Muit hava Rulaa ol CMI Pracuca and y&aa Mala'FimsM Racly wtth raauma A salary n> SISTANT - To ba invotvad In gariatric axp A hava had aoma ol Labor (iss 19U-U Occupsllonsl •AYSHORE CROSBINO OUARO 57 Child Care/ Nurtary A an layoul t torf aapoaura to haad nuraa Tha action naa baan maalulacl COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Ona (II position svalabla - _. qulramanu lo: Oulloori Hsndbook) This mssns nors 727 North Sears Sweat magaimaa tiiparlanoa raapornibintiat Call for Intar- tor ma purpoaa ol toradoamj Schotw prm. 19 hrs. par waak. Salary qusiilisd truck drlvsrs will bs nssdsd Holmdal. Naw Jar say 07713 John A MsrOn, PLS pratarrad, bul not mandatory tha mortgag. d«iM Augual • 00 par nr. Apply auougri r #OJU#J llt 4 T S M ASSOCIATES Wa ara willing to train right par- Mill. TIM by Playmond PoUos Dapanmanl. Boro m Tin ENROLL AT MT A Business Ooportuniiv POBonSM Nundt and Anna L Nunai. Mt Ion FaW no Mar than August 11 BOOKKEEPER S ASSISTANT - Rad Bank. NJ 07701 Call Jackl* >i IN A FULL TIME RESIDENT wrla. » Margaranan > Company, un knootadga of payroll and 1SS4. EOE M/F. &'3. D. Cm 23 NURSINQ ASSISTANTS - Full MonflvTO Loan TRAINING PROGRAM and compute inc.. maraaAr MOkjnad to Tha taxaa., accounts rsoanraMoaba A CUSTOMER RELATIONS tiiual Oppfy Employar M/F tlma Intarvlawing only naw ap- Now York Ouardlan Mongagaa Homy WVHM MAINTENANCE MAN - W«Wr plicant! for 7-3 A 3-11 •filfi!. for your training in s msllsr ol vAski ol PART-TIME utility naada a ganaral malpWn- Corp and oonoama .aai aaMa ENTRE LBVU. POSITION — For full tima A part lima Gariatric Earn up to 11*0 s w anoa paraon for light conatruc- kwaajd M. 177 port Monmoutn altts nalptul (CoC d typing A oonedencloue. hard works*. who •up pralarrad. but wll. train, If combined clsiaroom isaching and in- •awmarkalrng firm has immadl- don work, painting A ctaan up Road. Kaanabura, NJ ~ MsrchanOmto. Sa x phonh a manna. MusM t bbaa sharp la not afraid of very devereHled you ara Intaraaiad in ataf poa- part-tlma openings avellabfc ' HM •hop training Quality yourBBll 10 bs a Ion ol I Gangs/Ym) SaK wnh nguraa. atMa to work wttrt duties, lots ol pressure A ition for total oara of lha agant p.m. svanmgs and S a. shanoe to grow It you oan type You. Raymond Nunli and Machnsry For Sals UMa aaakHanoa A sola to take Apply in paraon batwaan 9 A 4 •mpioy»d in s null-paid tractor-lrsilsr hava ganaral office exp sen Anna L. Nunai, Ma wHa. ara charge whan naadad. Sand ra- Fraahoid Conva-Canlar 699 W Benin Ssincs lood phone voloa and be an rooume lo; El Pule Inc., 101- driving |0b mado party dMandama baoauaa euma lo Boa am. The OOaHHy rooume lo; c., 101 MARKETING Main Si Fraahoid Farm Eqwpmant QQraaaiva) aajn-rr>OvVal#O InOr* Chh StMt NI 077 you ara ma raoord ommara and ury, NJ07777OO f 1 Church St. Matawanaae . MN.Il 00774 Looking for Extra Income? A job NURSES Auction Sales vldual Call tor quWk consular- For complsls Intormslion and morkjagora ol lha pramlaaa Altan MMs Sandra which wiH kaava your daya fraa? •OOKKEEPtR-PART TIME - Oon (after • pa) • §42 IISO undar toraotoaura Pen ana Li»mor' Mr Taylor An Equal Opportunity ESTIMATOR/SALES Contact ual Wa are a local na- csltlog, call MTA 7a tjicrall :«p neoaaaary. luH charge. markawng firm and wa II you ara unaWa K obtain an Emptoyof M/F. Aluminum, vnnoows. doors tional tatamaraw 79 Swap or Enchange hava oponlnglnga foforr Individual to . HMmdal/Mk shades. Minds Mual drive Must wwi ma>*a» Janay SUM Bar DELI PERSON - E.p nac FuB work avanlnga. 0p0 m to f 330 M Ebcycles/Mni Blhei area Call *SS-t*M ba aoourats with ruler Pert or fu AaiuuMMn by caning WC rraa 81 Spont Equipmenl tlma Sad Skava Rultke or Edp m A Saturday! 9 am lo 1 ATTENTION! »OO-7»ES11J Youray ak w SOOKKEEPERS - toper. PROWNe. U Broad S m For an appointment, call 201-526-7050 8? Swimming Pools oontaet ma Laoyar Ralarral Sa>- Pan-time 20 hra par Mr Joal at 542-4000 aftar • p m Plaass manllon THE REOISTEFI 83 CBs. Electronics replying to a Fleglsler «k» o< ma County m wMoh you St. Rad Bank KnowMdge ol DELIVERY PERSON — F waafcdaya An Equal Opportunity EO MECHANIC raMabyoaHlng2Oi-4si-H44 H 84 Maichandne Wsmeo ppayrolly , aocts ppayaHa. posting TIME days A evanwge I Employar M/F, Mon Sat a- you oonnol arbrd an aaomay. 85 PncsBusW ththrough h ganaraall Mdgar Typing hava own oar Start now for Fall AaAAdJial HUM Caa 7ay.(a*1 you may oommunioala aim ma ajajajnvjifji. fjiWrr. H tr taian WM OOOOfT\ employment Apply In parson Lagal ianrloM offloa ol ma miktammmu . CCan 747.rs». S-1I a.m. lanny/a Ptga A lube II. 41S Hwy EXP FLOOR WAKSR County ol raaUanoa by oaWng 101 Apmmerm CLEANER - Fun-lime nights 101.747-7400 10t Houses lor Hem must hava Irene 7g7-SSU JO DELIVERY PERSON WANTED - 103 Henu»»SM.e BOYS/QIRLS pan nma nights. mu« hava own EXPERIENCE WAITRESS - 104 Winter fknws Dinner PuN time evenlnga. Cal 105 Summai Denials 7th thru 10th grades MS-1IM 108 Fmnisneo floomt WORK AFTER SCHOOL A SAT EASILY EARN M0 TO 1*0 EXPERIENCED TRAILER ORIV 107 Nuriing/netuemenl WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- DILI COUNTER PERSON - ERS WANTED - Apply al Retoo Homes TATION NECESSARY. MOW- apply m paraon 4S3 W Front SI Trucking IM Broadway. Kay Irvsr Place. I. bat-sen 10 s.m. A I p.m. 660 Painting A 108 Commercial Rentals EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN 444 Bathroom 525 Driveway Landscaping A 109 Buildings/Garages IEANSBURO. PORT MON- DELI COUNTER PERSON - FACTORY MIL' WEEDED - On R«mod©ltng A Construction Lawn Service MOUTH. HAZLET AREAS THIS Some a«p naoasaary No nights wajavlng rnaoMnaa. Wa wW trail no warned to Rent IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE FOR •jnap» •'»•.^rw^F«»- g' '-nr "»TSW»»WW T PAINTINO - 6 Loat and Found n: Norman' Dll AH shrha Can Arrow Woven C«ramlc Tilt) LOVE JISUSi - Driveway! arlor/astorlor work Fraa aal MORE INFORMATION CALL Apoly In paraon Norman'! Dan GROUND CONTROL - Land- MtESTMfFNIMi Rad Bank tabel Co. Marlboro 7M> MSS pricaa inturad Call •100 REWARD - II mo iMiroadtt. - NEW CERAMIC TILE A REPAIRS •""«•« 130 Open Houses S4I-SSK. MR TAYLOR acapa Hadgaaprunad. rock gar- 291-6641 l wMa kman. Loat in wlctn. DENTAL MYOIENIST — Full FARM HELP - PRODUC Ragoutlng, raplacmg flaturaa dana Complata lawn aarvica 131 Mouse* F(r Sale OY'S/OIRL'S-11-1S'OIRL'S-11-17 — Morning Raaaonabia pricaa FREE aali I Mh » PWa Bta.. Union nswepspsr routes ara available tuna. Waal Long branch area PACKER Fun or pan nma Aug apacial RR tiaa 739-2179 CUSTOM PAINTINO h pJaaaaoam»i-»47 132 Conoommiiims/Towri 222-4321 830-7214 E n Long Branch. Rad Bank, Baa -4aSS or S4A4SSA 530 Electrical TOP SOIL - Rich loamy farm lanjamm Moora Palnla Quality Houses FREE FOUND ADS Girt. Fraahoid. Freehold Twp. DENTAL HTOIENIST - FuH-oma FARM HELP WANTED! - Pick PARTIAL TO COMPLETE - A Services •on. alao planting aoll with or Work/Raaaonabta pricaa Rat* 133 Income Property Manalapan. Marlboro. Howe*. Long oaramtc tlla. naw A rapaira without agad manura daHvarad i!urad Call 7476S3A As a aarvloa la our community, 134 Farm Property Keaneburg. E Kaanaburg. CM •Csiaul'beh*aonn| tt" 29O-0397_ t BEST ELECTRIC - Lie no Holmdal farms 264-6913 A _J|^ PAINTINO ~ IrT- Tha Daffy Wsalslar la oftartng I 135 Commaicial Propeny Metawan. Haitet. A Leonardo phona t22-t294 6273 fail dapandabla aarvtca M4 8923 tarior/Extarlor Fraa aatimataa FRtE »-llna>bOND ail for . p E»c aarmnge. and s eftanoe to FARM HELP — Apply M parson 445 Cabin.. Making Rbi t F ( Raaaonabia inaurad Call Ed al daya undar our Loat A Four* mousinal Propany DENTAL ASSISTANT — X-ray win pruee and trlpa Can s m -a p m McOuIre Ferme. Hwy 426 Lawn Mowir 264-3477 or 739-4668 Lots and Acfeage M. CoflaNsck. PINE WOODWORKING - A •00-242-OUO ton tree or EDDIES -Painting A Staining MotHle Homes ranovatlon! Furnitura rapair A Tuna-ups 177^222 FARM ^MAWAOIPJ - E»p raflnlahlng baby cradlot boon 545 Excavation EKpart Craftaman Intarior or •»• honawi a «« «ow« pan m US- Cemetery Lots 8SKTS2. moroughbrad tra*n#ng oanti LAWN MOWER SERVICE A larlor apackllng, caulking, watar ma orkanal owrr- ' BUS PERSONS — 2 Lunches caaaa Call John 7M- 3624 BACK HOE A DUMP AVAIL t Fani Estate Waned DfNTAL ASSISTANT - Slockland Farms. Cons Nack. NJ REPAIR - _ drnoarsV u>p4y \n DAYS Rn tu work, aawar proofing For fraa aatimaia call a uoatsS-imo. . mead Fun FraaplCk-up A daiivary Oartrude BrcwnV Tlnton Fi 447 Carpantry llnaa dacor atona. lot claanng, Eddla at 671-4403 COCKAPOO OOO. balea/brow. ornoa Marlboro 83S-20M Call 49ft-327f or 291-1429 BOSK and Accessories FOOD SERVICE WORKERS — tranchlng A alia work Dayi -Pappar. Loot »'tl. bamaan BUS DRIVERS — Luanaa re- CARPENTRY — Local rafaran- HOUSE PAINTERS - Four y'l DENTAL ASSISTANT — Part Idaal position for parsons to 8I2-6fO4avaa 87?-06M A f JO pm * ban miisl Camping Equipment d. Imallsnl cananta A oaa Fraaaatimaiaa Roofing, tid 635 Light Hauling Exp Quality work Low ralaa time. In Mlddtetown Orthodontic amrk school hrs A anjoy school mg. rapaira. altarallona Call any Recreattonel Vehicles ston M.2S par hour Apply S-l CaltBlaohoff Brothari 671-4464 S«V>d)y Hooit ArtOf Motto t Covi — a.CaK7i-iSS3.anarSPM Holidays Muat ba rahabla. ra- 550 Exterminating 1 HOUSES - Garcgaa. yard A unw Augua" ualt 124 ael Henry HuHudaod n 1 797-097) REWARD Son naartWokan sponaroM A antoy working wltri guttara t.laanad out A naulad MORGAN P COLIO JR RegtonalsSchoolo . Highlands,. DENTAL ASSISTANT — dial iMSdOO or 21l/t7X417 cnrWran Appfy In paraon onl RETIRED CARPENTER — Small •way Mini damoHtlona Wallpaparing. Painting A Plaatar* 220 Wanted Auumotiv aUaekp. FuU-ama Noavanlnga • FOUNO - Schnauia. 7/» vlcKv CAFETERIA HELP - Oenerel all Snora RagMnal M.S.. Monmouth A madium-Miad iob« A dacha 747-8126 Rafarancaa Providad 747-8792 230 Conttuction Equ ^~ Can S7t-1SM TERMITES PESTS Ity ol MMdkHown/Llncroll Road. around dunes Ftaalbto hours Park Hwy w Lon - Fraa asumataa 741-5797 or Fraa Eatimata BEN'S INDUSTRIAL — Raatdan- Can to Idarmy ST1-1M1. Mon-Fn. Poeeibie ovarsma Sola. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chal Equal Opportunity 774-0600 871-2573 n*i A BuBinaaa claan-oul aarvtca 695 Plumbing A 240 Auto Financing 7M-S132 Aaktor Lin e aide, experienced. In 4-hendad 10 — 1 mbwd baaola t FORMER MEDICAL ASSlSTAN QUICK , 'dapandabla aarvtoa. 250 AuKMaunnre Must hava X-ra< 450 Carpet Cleaning Heating it amt OMM oitaw: i braw< CARPENTERS — With framing ki—jhav #kfl A hahnaltttriri •- 565 Fireplaces & boilar A furnaca ramoval Fraa 280 Auto Pan/ljase exp., hourty A paaoe workare, «••• •wuuisfi of •>, uauyafiuog rr? A-1 EXPERT Carpat Claaning - Mtlmataa 5A3-0636 LEAKING HOT WATER TANK jnHaiiad. Cw. taiary and work Woodstoves 270 Auk Samcet/Pm round omptoyment Can ba- horns A Inlsnts or praachoofar Uphotatary daaning Raaaonabia BOILER — Naad a naw boilar. ng oondltooa 4*. hrt WE an n 8 S 7 p.m 741-6027 or Can attar 1 p m 7J7-M72 ralaa Morrla Hoffman 747-0200 FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES furnaca, naw boila' mitallailona. 280 Motorcycles looking for that apodal paraon CLEAN YARDS 7I7-S47S FORD OALAXY Mo — Rune Chlmnaya, brick haarthi A walla A plpa work, gaa convaraiona, FOUWO — Fimara doi 2W Trucks and Trailers wtvo muat tf *Mato wor k with Caliara. amcs A garagaa good HH or beat offer As* for 455 Carpel Installation Brick, atona block concrala boilar claaning Don I wall until mos Pan Co«a. part i CARPENTERS — Enparlanoad offvart aa part of an arrvctant, wwN 300 Aim For Sale WWe ET2-1MT ftapalrt J Black 291-0037 wlntar. call now. 496-3776 SO Ha. tang Sranoh a only Mual hava tranaportaton. trainad Mam AH rapihaa hatd m JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION 741-7149 FRAMIDB WANTED - bp YOUNG PLUMBER KMTOMM 797-0090 •trict oonWrtonoa. PO DOM 163 S l LOST- MaM oo« (Srandyuuna SII pttaaaa of rough earpanto 595 Home Looking to Hi old plpaa Bad Bank, NJ 07701 636 Limousin* 19t HalBaW PF»™"^»^P1P>H aWTaaaV »*aBB- TKFWTMY CARPET CLEANER — working For appt. oaa — Call Ray 739-4346 •Ml •». wh«a w» brown apM Msva parson. Ho apipartanoa. DIETARY AJDf - Part-Dma for 465 Chimney Sweeps Service Llcanaaf 14&S ITWrUM Pin «ma A full Hma. Mu«l ba FULL TIME/PART TIME - | AFFORDABLE — Homa rapairi on baa A browj. martjnga kNottan. Can Ouaan of Carmat EAST COAST LIMO SERVICE - laoa. Fiaaa* oa« 717-ssli The Daily Kagnur will not M wMng to travtM B42-2993 Nuratng Horn*. 94B-4991 for in A r»mod*ing Licana* A inau'ad 706 Resumes Sarvtca Carrier Typing and/ fraa aat DUNCAN LONSTRUC Luaury atraKh limoa to all air 1S4-S1I4. responsiMe lor more man one twrviawappt CARPENTERS — IS. hourly, emryexperle AUTHENTIC CHIMNEY SWEEP TION CO 583 84IM porta. catmoa, apocial avania. RESUME SERVICES - Ra- incorrect insertion ot any au ptaoa work avail F aacia A aopMc tOST CAT -1 NURSE. DIRECTOR Of - Mtotaphonor - Call Now' Baat tha fall ruah •tc Call 967-9611 aumaa/Covar Lattar! D«va4opad vertisament and only whan it A anaattng. 2 yn» «p JOHN ROE8INO Mavaatnli HOuaa ' attraoiani 11 CaH 741-56610 LIMOUSINE SERVICE - Atlantic by a Profaaaionai' Call AWPS materiairy altocts rr-e value ol SayravIHa) araa cutty with s 33 bad nursing u iniarior/ailarior homa rapair* City, Naw York Airport, ate Wa630-7687 Long Branch CartlWcata of Occupancy uxork me ad It it contains an error Salary S benefits Apply 40 I party In Monmoulh County F< 474 Commercial •mi taka you whara you want to not nacaaaary. CaN emaa Ava. Red Bank to E Fraa aalimata!. LOST — m Fair Havan. Man' caH class tied rtrimadiata rotarviaw prton go Call John 672-1729 716 Roofing 691-0261 M J Max) X217. aak for Jenioe Diving No job too tmail All ads art restricted to men DIRECTOR OF NURSINQ Valchack Tha Daay and Sunday 495 2005 LIMOUSINE SERVICE - Atlantic A Siding proper cttssihcalion and set CABH1ER - EXPERIENCED Neveramfc Mouse Rairement Fa- COMM DIVING SERVICES — LI Ragtslai. Equal Opportunrry Em * . Naw Vorh Airport, ate Wa ROOFING SIDINO REPAIRS da«Wd A«a Ctfdwaa CaH Backar Hardwara. 431 MM cmiy wnh e 33 bed unn. Salary A aatvaga A racovary. ^*uH claan- SPECIALIZING - In m.(o- A m Ihe regular Daily Register will taka you whara you want to GUTTERS SLATE THE Phona 2SS-41ST or 747-M4 Ctoaad Tuatdaya. benefits Apply - 40 Rfvereide ing, malntananca A rapair. minor homa rapair! Alao hot tar style ot type Faght is reserveo prop*H>ori changad 74^^142 go Can John 672 1729 23 t-aara of aarvica Ava . Rad Bank. NJ 07703 EOE FULL TIME LIVE A •hingi* rocrf! Fraa •tumataa MoMly al tma CASHIER - Pan dm* tatt SHORELINE LIMO All dly Enchaoni. 530O9S2 lo edit or feiect any copy or Cooking. 972-9AJ9 C« . (ASP Apply In paraon vniaoa Pork DISPATCHER — evenings, mual Airporta. Concarta A night out or M 741-wTg 475 Concrete TOTAL RENOVATION CON- ROOFING Ratidantial. com- Stora. 1A Monmotim It. I n Apply m par any trl-iaBwl trip Wa ac- CONER "STONE" MASONRY, all STRUCTION INC - Addition*, iarc p.m Ma-l« SERVICE - Oardan! rototlllad 736 Telephone raaunie to OAO, 4 Han BRICK WORK — Siapa. pai>o* 130 am K> 1730 p m. Com- Compt«t* lawn and landacapa 506 DlBC-Jockey atona work. ti'» Service GIFTED PSYCHIC tarminal axpartanoa DRIVER FULt/PART TIME - MM aarvica Rafa avaiiabla TELEPHONE BILLS TOO HIGH? MRS. SYLVIA d Vour drMng akHta ara ssan Entry lava) position* svs THE PARTY MASTER — MobHa 496-9150 Bring our CNat Exacullva from PROBLEM-SPRINT.WATS 800 ASSISTANT TO HEAD CUSTO- MMohboard haipfu) wtth local firm No 9nfi Ca Diac-Jochay For all oecaaaioni READER » ADVISOR DMT lo Corp HoKt A ZEEK CONT . iNC — Lawna DIAN — Knoatadoa ol ganaral A Piaaaant working condrHona ki With light •how Call Paul Calla at CALL COMMUNEX-.-67t.63O0 On Al ProMamo o> Wa Matochan Thanto th a WV 9 _ 747-eaSS. 10-1 pm gradad A Mad or aoddad R R vaNcM matntamanoa Black Sw modarn Srtt-awabury offlca " 201-671-9161 PAY OUR FEE FROM SAVINGS room Othar duttaa aa aaiianad tr« •valli b*da4«dgmga Under- 665 Moving * 775-9572 A Bus uoanaa ilaaliibls. Eae wa program and banaWI FULLTIME LPN — 7-3 ahlfl OOOO BENEFITS Apply Atlantic HtgManda f>Nur ground drama nitaiiod 8tor>ad MARY'S TAKOT CARD banana. Salary nag Potsrraal for aga, including dantat plan 740 Tree Services COMPETITIVE SALARY mg Homa, 6 Mitidiatown iAva <1 •'*•# Pool land K apmg t Storage REAPER A ADVISOR WOODY S TRF.E SERVICE - R£f Claan iwanaa naoaaavy 520 Dreaamaklng atrubbary TEACHERS MOVING INC big i Hdpa; OA Bfl p*OW#f^# dlan apply Hanry Hudson Ra- M2-4O00. Exl 2S2. AMMe HtgMand!. 10-4 Traa A t'"iib trimming A ra- •Frt TAILORING - Ladl«! •••ri.O"« or amall Licantad and maurao ppan daay » Mam St. gtorM School mgmands Apply i and4 Call 201-404-0500x471 LAWN BARON LAWN SERVICtt movii Fully maurad Fraa aati- 20 yra a*p No pattarn naadad Fraa aalimata* Itorag* iGonlown Mi-asM ialara Augual 31 I am -» p.m Equal OpOty Employar OARDENER — Naveemk Cou — Courtaou* A dapandabla Call Havan 330 1333 maiat 53O-i6<2 DRIVERS - laraa. praaMoloua iMa prism 741-3492 try Club Fua-ame or pen-nma 222 7230 COMMUNICATIONS ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - CLEPWS — For amaM prlialali Limo Co rtaadt talinlaU drtv«jra •oe piesaiied kvrttt good drMng raoord MatM 20-io hrs/waakhrs/w . Ac 9ma opaninga. day A ntgint artffta appaaranoa. A flanibta Paid vacation Mual b* ovajr 16 hour* Apply Otymp*c Ltmo •.•vwwn OAS STATION ATTCNDENT M yeareoldoUEmpartaneanwoaaaar. I y «toa Rt. fiV 34, Farmtngdal abas. Can Clan. SurravLu Pu4 or Part lima •71-iaao 747-OA7 CaN S71-KB0 Merchandise 71 Merchandise Si HelpWanted I 51 Help Wanted 4 Situations Wanted 71 Merchandise 71 310 llie l>aily Register TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1984 for Salt for Sale ON OH I PN M/F — 3 10 11 Shift Female for Sale SI Help Wanted 51 HelpWanted 51 HetpWanled • «ricad Mom in my Middle Shop tha Used Furniture Carter nveniory of new brand name $360 264-7318 or 2*1-2444 "ART 7IUF OFFICE HELP - No HONE PERSON WANTED - « H 4 or ovar-iha-road work Muai ba town homa Large yard play- 10OH nylon carpet living, dining, DtNINQ ROOM SET — Fruttwood •Mpartoncs raeoad Apply morn- For avaa Mutt hava ceaf> regis- ovai 21 yeare oM Minimum of 2 mate meal* • anacfc* 530-t4e& of Rad Bank a Drug Store 192 ROAD STAND HELP WANTED 197 Shrewebury Ava 842-1448 jedroom All colors up to 375 sq Ubie with 3 extra 12* I—M— ft tar axp. muH ba ifl pears wo REAL ESTATE HOLMOEL yaare e«p Apply in paraon any ft only $186 includes padding A pada 8 chairs. China cabinet Srwyafabury Avenue. Red Bank Vaa. w ara hiring 671 -6633 starting Aug 31 for weekdays kday between B a m 12 Apply In paweon only FiaO Bank 4 weekend, Call 048-4266 or "tielietron Full financing avail $495 £«c cond Country Daak. 2 Piua. 16 N Brldga Ave Had Why not jolfi Amarica • No 1 icp noon No tataprtona calla ac- CaM Tony 201-366-3169 PART TIML t or greeting card atflar Caniufy 21 Ability Rlty , 946-668$ AMERICAN AIRLINE TICKET — built-in upper bookeharvee Bank M? 2651 ;ep'ed LeQuardte to Ban Francisco in- $136 Exc cond After 3 10 a m 2 30 pm S flZ2A DCUVERV PERSON •In RijMSON - Enterprising yOung- CHILD CARE — concarnad ra- attonal Auguat 29 S200 or •rera wanted You wiH be running AP-A TRANSPORT CORP >abla mother would Ilka Io care CARPETING - WaH-lQ-wall mill 671-1626 1 H muet nave own car Can Mom t 2inoMtn8i No'in Bergen NJ or your Child in my Berlcxd I otter 57i-Oaai outlet forced to diapoae of enure m.-12 r"TMI-TSIJ """ Puaarle 739 6333 RECEPTIONIST - Full tima R«d your o*r. business while earning ENCYCLOPEDIAS - Brrtanntca Bank oHtca Light typing Will pniet tups and cash Equal Of.pt y Employe* >ome Eapartence a aacaltent AMP'f ENDCR DELUXE inventory ot new brand r.ame Lovaty sat Llha naw $365 Dtc- P~ART T t TYPIST - die train Rapiy to §o» 0-427 Tna The only requirement ara that aft Call B57 U37O Aafclng $200 10OH nylon carpal Living, din- ing, bedroom All eoiors up M> tionartae. S25 Map Atoa, $15 •BO. Skill* CaH Platform Workers Daily Ragiatar. Shrawabury N J ynu ara si least 11 years old and Call after 6 p m 741-4935 Bad naadboarde. 2, twin, map** Full lima nighU from 7pm to 4 are ready to work CHILD CARE — Exp mom in my 375 sq n only 1166 Includes afti-SMi •••(••11 B 4 10 am 07701 RUCK DRIVER — Must hava b Keypon homa. ItaMlbta hours. ANDERSEN WINDOWS » $10 aa Tatophonea. f, daak ft onty a m plus overtime Earn up to To sign »p call $4? 4000 E.I 's . experience driving lamden padding A Installation Full 111 aa $12(18 par hour upon compia RfcCEPTlONiST/CASHIEfl ump truck Steady yaar round rater ancaa a*ailaWa Can DOOM — a Atrium doors M>H linanclng avail CaH Tony P*H( liME SALES CLERK Aulomobiwdaaiarkhip E«c«ii»i.i III 739 nO7 diacount Dapoart fully Insured t»on of appreniicaehip program rork Call 566 4696 201-366-316> ir. $75 ea 222-6716 CaH Humson Pharmacy Apply in parson any washday working anwronmant 4 rnnga CHILD CAM — EKp title* in W Delivery 1-800-523-6707 _ 643-1234 batwaon 9 a m -12 noon NoteM- banallta Furl tlma To atari im SALES MANAGER TRAINEES YPE3ETTER/TYPIS' Kaanaburgaraa Toddia*t ftpra - ANTIQUE IHON 4 BRASS BED CASH PAID — For cut gtaaa. FAMILY ROOM FURNITURE — I PAhl TIME ~— SALES/STOCK phona calla accapiad madiataJy can (or mtarviaw Dava P4RT TIME EVES M/F ng for experienced paraon tarn achootara 495-0144 - Great condition, just needs porcelain nippon, Umooaa. alao pc.. oak wtth cuahtona, *300 Can 9:30-1 30 or 1.30-6 30 Weekend or Kathy 741-6866 Un aapanenca nacaatary Full n wool rug CaJf 842-1293 5 corrugated and 4" white, $6 SALE - Comptata 9 ptac« Call t-AuO-392-6946 available Call lor appointment RECEPTIONIST TVPIST - Full ATTENTION! •Mi Call Mini per 100 Can 222 0930 between um tat, Ilka nem.aefcing $1500 WV Habhil LS 61 — a/C, im/lm. BEDROOM SET - Ann $-9 pm II 787-67)4 Hilltop Nuraipg Homa 671 01TT tima opaning tor paraon with a* 754 reen Twtn bads with d PART-TIME LaiWH typing ikiiia * piaaaar.i lease mention THE REGISTER arjto leatherratte interior Exc PREP/PANTRY - Full lima, When replying to a HeQ'tter ashing ta.SOO 671-0743 HOUSE CLEANING $20. ax Sreeee-r/mirror. »325 or best » NO EXP NECESSARY days Apply In paraon Coaa Com- lalaphona mannar Qonganiai penanced, own irsnsporiation offer 741-8239 leat. titt CM working conditlona Call I etripluymeniad ium s bright telephone manner id*, LlrUa Silver rking con part tlma Lunch & dinners Call 774-5423 after ft p m Va»« an exciting madia com i? 846? lor i tarvlaw ANTIQUE CENTER of Red Bank SALES PERSON - lull lime la- Apply Huddy'S Inn. Rta 34. Colts HOU8ECLEANINO - 495 HflU 228 W Front St-3 buildings CHECK THIS OUT... EE2ER - Cotdapot. troat free [ any li th« araa and wa'ra look RECKER DRIVER — part parianca in retail aeHing Hieeae •ig tor you Thlt position oftars Neck Shopping Centet aak for Terry or 493-3179. atk lot 150 dealers-842-4336 Gat mora readers to check out cu ft upright, axe condrtton time/weekends, must ba e«p "• apply "> paraon Carroll* 30 WAITRESSES/WAITERS - Exp your ad with a CHECK si tha top * ii utility ahatvaa. dry ahop •Wtod pan-time incoma PRINTERS - iad St Rad Bank Ranee E*p d A own Irani Items bought, atk for Guy an phaaea of lowing Apply in serving food A liquor Day A IF YOU ARE L60K1NGF6R~- A APPLIANCES - ranga with and/or bottom of your copy. Call c Call 967-0I 7-043- *4 •Cluie *0 homa DAY 4 NIGHT SHIFTS parson JAR Sunoco Betford SALESPERSON light shift Apply in person, Safe, reliable A good care place double oven, 150 Yellow counter The Daily Register Classified De- RNITURE — 2 Place modarn Uoi.urn* a pan of tha Intiett Wallcovering manufaclurat RECEPTIONIST - To wurk for Experienced Qttis A dlnnwrwara Ground Round Restaurant 4?» (babysitter) tor your loddier I top range A wall oven. $50 38 partment today tor details, •ctionsi aofas Plua matching g- <(Ming communication! cum eeekt prlnterl experienced in building mamtananca corp In 3-4 days 531 4454 Hwy 35. Middleiowd days a weak 291 1564 copper slave $50 Cell 4?-1700 flea table 2 and t ah laa A lamp pa y lit Monmouth County t ontimjoua wab 4 vinyl roto- Red Bank Light typing, phone WAITER/WAITRESS Najhal fi7?-O670 300 12 spawd Wka, $140 • ' immed personal interview gravura printing Oood wag at Skills, well orgamied with good SALES CLERK - liquor Store MATURE WOMAN Septet 1-3096 PHONE 84i- BBftO (0 paid banefllt, union shop sppaararice Call experienced Rad Bank araa Apply in paraon Rad Oak at drive' compaman. Jy hour oi THE DAILY AND Call lor appointment 1-600 39? 8948 for interview Rats Write 37 Foxwood Ftun Omar, Hwy 35 Hatiai day Call 842 4581 BABY CRIB A MATTRESS - CHINA waogawood Patrician RNITURE - High chaat A bu- SUNDAY REaiSTfFt RESTAURANT HELP .- Dith Mlddletown NJ 07748 WAREHOUSEMAN TRUCK lull sue W0 or beat otter all while opan stock, service tor 2 yrt old $300 CaH Lqual Opporlun.ty Emptuyat DRIVER - Induatrial supply MOTHER OF 1 Will babysit in Krutches. uaad 6 w*a . adult slza. to many antra piecee 76^^ 1_ washer, bus paraon. Pius SALES - Saa our ad under raal M/l 201-544-9494 maker, thoM order cook, prap rompany. pipe velvet A fittings her Cliffwood Beach homa Cal forearm alum , $80 or betl offer 375 642-7353 GOLF CL JBS - PEDCRSON estate help wanted Century 21 Good working conditions Cal1 566 9833 Versa height, toilet aaat. utad i REPORTERS Naadad to co*at •worker Part and full time avan Agency CLOTHING RACKS — 2 aWed 15 Clubs wrlthgoH bag ART-TIM f OfFSEI Pi AT! nicipal gova'nmant maailnga Carter 826-1600 wk Like new 140 or best otter dAKEH — For total rtewtpftpar municipal able Inquire within BrlOdy S 11? NLJRSC'S AIDE Cell 741-6239 commercial quality with chroma Asking $100 idaal to* retire* ? rjiyt i»<- "*•* Tha Dally Raglatar Soma aa- " River Roed. Ftumton SCHOOL NURSE Ap WARFHOUSF WORKER - Ful Willing to llvaln 1.120 aach Call Call 747,1246 pwrianca nacaaaary Paymanl >rd Bank N J 07701 Lyco, 29 Van da Burg Rd Malawn gre-tDuyi Phone 741-0321 (oytticks. work proceator basic id 50 watts, $300 firm, good your poiantla'-call Oarrah Aa- typing, customer contacts Van. Marlbo'o N J Marlboro or Old Bridge area BEDROOM FURNITURE - ^2' tape, 2 Buck Rogart game tapes "d Call Trleh 291-3414 •ociatat, Shrawabury, 741-3338 out office dutlet Reply to The SECURITY GUARD - for high Have references Call 739-6633 dresser, mens cheat, 2 and AVE — An ^nwented Itam or Dally Register, BOM X 406 IM condo Sal, Sun . A Wad WORK OVERSEAS 120.000 2 blank tapas. 7 game pacha. ' * HEAL ESTATE SALES PERSON tables solid walnut, American ol turbo ft driving moduel, manual. you'd Itka to sail? An ad this Shrewsbury, N J 07701 ighU Call 279-7747 $60,000 * Bonus For Info Call WILI HAH/SIT in my AtlaniK Marimtviile good cond $400. — Friandly cooparatlva, vary ac- ftN/LPN M/F - Full lime 3 1 i (317) 639 1712 E»t 342 mora Only 6 mo old, worth le tor 10 daya. just $6. CaH Tha hva orllca aaahi modvatad Indi- SECRETARV Fw MtM raal brass plated headboard, queen niter Classified. 542-1700 Shift Alternate weekends for $50 Call 531 5219 $1200 aall for $600 Call ATTENTION! vidual Up 10 75%comm)aalon» & Freehold Conva-Cenler Call foi attata olfire in Rumaon Llcanaa X-RAY TECH /MEDICAl ASSIS Iota ot toys A playmates, snacks 530-6733 for detent bonuaai Call Jafl at Jatl Moraa 'equlred For con- TANT — private priyticien office J O8PITAL BED - Muttl-poa- Hiaaaa iBtnnon'?HI RFUiSTER interview, 431-5200. between 9 A -icluded HevHave ratorancar ~- a Ages CONTEMPORARY SOFA - ootrots. wtth Raalty at 642-4360 4 Position avn» lldantial inlarviaw. call Lynn MicMlatown area Training re ilartmtingg ' immediately gold/black, axe. cond ulred experience preferred OuaaBEDROOn boM wSE springT — ,Traditional matiraaa. _-_jfla Comas REAL ESTATE" SALES - Goodlpaed 930-9600 291-3/47 Triple A double dreatert 2 nigh„„t oftar Call 524-6378 waakdaya Die L - Llcanaa raquirad In (laid train- RN/LPN M/F Mart time Staff SECRETARY LAW>7RM~ E«C Jull tlma Call 671-525? weak tano 9-5 a 530-0764 after 7 30 p m * Attar 8 pm 842-1375 rtayi io 5 ttands. headboard 1300 I'ART-TllvM Hi to rnflll iff Ing JEAN IRWIN Raallor position avail 7 - 3 Shift every typing oft dictaphone Steno • 55 Situations 747-1248 weehendt udarliar«. 1'. waning to suit 642 4166 other weekend, for skilled nurs muat Some bookkeeping V< VAHD MAN - Part tlma Day- Wanted Mala HOT POINT ELECTRIC DRYER AII«.(.<• b -u Ing facility In freehold Call lor dayi a waak 330 0533 time houra only Apply in paraon White 1 year old Moving $185 f AHT.IInn' in* AVSII- interview 431-5217. between American Lumbar. Rta 35, SSl LEQAi sir.m FAM* Real *s Mlddletown • ompao Call 967-9461. dhki Learn ,'.. , ,„!.,,111jrun, t work In REAL ESTATE late enparitinca a plus. Growing Rick Springfield Menudo. Ruah. r>i rjui You va thought about it Lai'alalh ? VANS — delivery or livery $200 Exc cond 544-6788 (loan (>' •'<•• i rounding* No RN/LPN'S M/F -- For private Rad Bank firm Salary com YA'RD MEN/WOMEN Labor Pevarottl. Oldias Doo-Woop. OUSEHOLD - Caloric overt A i.«p nacn i*i.-/ Hn> hrn Apply •tout II now Our oflioa la ona ol duty 4 alan ralial AM ohlfta A part mensuitle witr> a'[rar.aure CaH •r pelnfer all-around ciaan-up Up to 9 passengers BE DROO M 8~E T — Lane. I Billy Squirei, Billy Idol, Yankr burners, kitchen sink, all In pars" '• 11-8 1 rkandly "as- lha lop 4 In tha Rad Bank araa lima avaiiabia NNaw pay system 530-4200 Apply in person only 548 Patten Call ?29-0911 Contemporary $1000 572-9400 talnleaa, sump pumps, solution Ma ara buay Wa naad you EMC lector pump, llreplece equip , (.mad SI, Haalth Can Services IB Ave , Long Branch ALL-AROUND YARD WORK - nlnglon Pine etagera, CONN CORNET Shrawtf"1" il Opportunity training, motivation 4 guldanca ngs Hwy, Mtddletown SECFIETAftV Pun iimi. lew Gutters cleaned, treat cut Free Days. 071-0346, eves . 490 i lilt awood, tennis A batabtll • viiiabia Wa currently hava 7 office. Slano A lyping necattary ZONING OFFICER - Qualified in Like new. $160 ichbacka, hedge trimmers, re- "1 8400 land use A daveiopment ragi estimates Can Ml 4305 BENNINQTON MM Ca 495 :i597 Million-Dollar aaaociaiaa Naad 3 741 er.es naw) 2 living room and tablet, ' " ord piayars, Tampa, outdoor i-ART TIML DIM layers «aadad mora Exparlancad or baglnnan N/LPN — 11 to 7. Pull tima latlont Experience helpful Bui ANY TYPE OF - Small engines COPIER" ryer ladders. Plus 50 mora to sliuw */'•<• SECRETARY/STENO ate flaad Call 1198 ea Nautical lamp with • , parties. Call Rogar vary olhar *••• ikand off E«cel- nut necenaary Will train Salary wheel ft pott, 1160 Colonial 3m VOC III. 6350 •mi Call 946-4781 .WHUa $76 J..,I Bvnnlng. com CENTURY 21 COZENS. Raalto't nl banal ill t« parlance re One 111 temporary part time pot negotiable Middletown realdent 83 ,i trait wicker Won avail for Planning Board amp with horn ft musket, $150 Call 291 1414 8-5 indapandanlly Ownad' uirad Apply II i parson Arnold preferred Apply to Admlnie- ANYTHING YOU NEED FJONE - OUSE FULVO* FURNITURE - k* having s rtemi Mttration CaH Boro of Tinton Falls Approx 1(1 Magazine rack. 660 Rocker. COUCH - 3 piece sectional furnishings, bikes, living 613 Rlvar fld Fair Havan allar Nuralng Homa. 622 So hrt par waak. including nlghl ~ mshtp Hall. 1 Kings Attics, basements, garages, gut solid wood frame, blue, exc fiDC ,44-33/' 741 7666 i Ava . HaEla. t NJ $200 Must sail 774-5322 _ i, outside furniture. A much mat 2 or 3 tlmet a month lert, mdoort cleaned Yards DP BODY TONE 300 Mill II cond , best offer Call 536-7905 Salary 16 00 per hr Apply Boro cleaned A cut Danny. 369-2966 mora All reasonably prlC«d Call 51 Help Wanted 51 HelpWanted ROWING MACHINE - Used ftar^a^ 767-2660 10 a m -6 p.W 5i HelpWanted Clerk no later then Aug 31 1964 tree estimates twice O rig 1159 assembled 7 52 Bnbysltling- OUCH — Green Velvet, $125 OU8E "PORTRAlfs' — By 0 E M/t GUTT6R3 CLEANED — A N >w $96 Call 264-1211 ' Pen/ink/ water color Child Care screened with aluminum gutter iving room chairs. $15 aa 3 Pinky tCRI-TAflv - With telephone wee sectional, $20 Table lamp $35*0 matted Order before • • .11 the H*jgi8ler Management Opportunity Ills, afternoons only Call Mr BABYSITTER Trade guard (not plastic) Io insure no BOLEN8 »245 TRACTOR — «" ranny'a Attic 671-6266 Looking to earn some further cleaning 495-1375 mowar 12 H.P 6 spd $1150 or 10 Sequin lop. $25 Call 787 G •t(Hvupjpt»r delivery extra cash In your dd 5*2 2299 provide room board I REGISTER SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST Collage tiaat offer Call 591 1365 taOiD Wo are now ac- HOUSESITTING DM Broyhlll Gold con IBM TYPEWRITERS" spare lime? You canl now accepting application. ml desk petition with pr«i tatca aaakt ququieel houaeae- or BOXES CORRUGATED (fi pi Ing applications enable . ^orary with coffee table ENTAL $22 $28 par mo By selling The Dally lor a l)\ >IIH(. i Salts Manual out buat aala* orrjaniralion 5 kind Hava apartment in MonmoutM h CCounty For Moving ft Storage and for (or motor roulo drivers rgn dog Ra's Stl rt Sapt Call 250 Call 886-0624 . l-option to buy 747-1661 Register. For more In- In Hi!-, position you wnl be i week includes weekends S Sh l industry A complete line of ACOBSON TURF KING 1964 - tter 8. 957 0122 packsglng supplies 462-467? or in iho niii thorn Mon- formation call and ask responsible loi :•• nrj aacratary akilla including COUCH - Blue velvet. •4 power motor, hydro-static t.ioulh County area. no required Muat haua AflVSITTER WANTED tor 9 cond . $75 Couch, brown velvet rive. 84" real mower* $1000 or for; service A collet iioi leaaant sppaaranc* A par In my Shrewsubury for (usi 15-20 hours v NIINII S experienced BOX SPRING ft MATTRESS — good cond. asking $150 »eat offer 591-1366 papei • nwiwt t " • unify malily Call lor appointment A Thurs 2 >6 to pairiters will do edtanor work Whole ft quaan sue $70 19' pm week you can earn level position otiei required Call aather chair, $15 495-2106 ENN AIR Cook top, convec- Janlct Velcheck iveeink Yacht Sales Saa Fair prices, good work Call Ray RCA color TV $125 Student CUSHMAN MOBIL HOT DOG disability *.tr. a fortune V)(i ight 842 3700 at 747 4816 desk %Jb Carpal. 12X18. $35 on oven AH accaaaoriaa Never jp to i'100 ( por WAGON— 1970. excellent con aed Kenmore compectOf, 3 ML 217 Company ^onic SUOflf tnvi(.t STATION ATTEND Padded swivel chair. $35 month Huliable triino- ABYSlTTER In my r.liftwood 741-1394 ditlon $2000 firm Call 872-0826 IDS old Baat offers 566 8390 visory exponent P or < oileqi' NTS all thins avail Appply m aach home Startln 56 Situations pnrstion a must «nann W 2 Tlnton Taila C'nwn DARKROOM EQUIPMENT EWELRY DISPLAY CASE — 8' 542-8880 preferrod Good salary alt 583-6693 after Wanted Male/Female BUMPER POOL TABLE - Ragu- ghied glets enclosed, while A Contact: 1 hrawsbury Ava Equat opp BABYSITTFH - aary mornings 7 ailon ma. slate top. |175 Call GOS8EN LebOsi* enlarglr 542-8884 bonus ^ benelii pat kane ortumty tniployer TUTOHING Students do you mater lor biack/white expoeui old trim Uaad only 6 mo* 9am gei children ready need help with algabra 1 t 2. or after 8 p m 647-520? ocki included ERC cond $200 Mr. Sara 583-5211 CALL BILL SARA ichooi Sapt -June Hume A contrast grades w IB $60 Alt SERVlCf STATION AT'FND French 1 A 2 (High School or BUNKBED SET — Space tawing KINDCRMAN motoriiec 71-1879 h4?-4000 583-5210 542-4000 ANT lull tii-m ( ii'MUt College l*vel) in our Atlantic contemporary, white tormlca • xl 287 egiutora lor maul type erience pralarrad but not weekday. own . trans CA8BAQF PATCH DOLL CRA- castor • works well with RC mo oM New $1200 Selling ifn-ettary Starting A4 00 Apply 9S7 0033 DLES- Baady for X-mas Par- papers for prints up to Call 264-6864 1 paraon Miint hava rafarencei a machine new present) :HILL>CARE NEEDED - warm. vonalited or different style* fine KENMORE HEAVY DUTY and driver t Livenca 2A7A Mam nimbi* babysitter for hngfht mahogany Call 739-3524 sells for 1200. this ona, baral It , Maiawan uaad. for only |130 462-6404 WASHER - excellent condition oddlar 3 4 morns 'wk In our 1 Business CAFJBAQE PATCH DOLLS ask for Harvey Phillips A8king_$128_Call7W-06O3 WHEN SMAII FNOINE MfCMAMIC mion Falls homa 389 1120 Opportunity Qirla or Boys Mownri chain saws ale Phone ByCotaco DESK Wood formica top 40 KING SIZE BED - frame*, need 20 1 metal drawers EMC cond Backer Hardware. 431-56S8 RAR FOR BALE 536-7642 board, a«c cond.. $125 inaait I netdayt AIRVIEW AREA - At'ull 4 inout buyara only1 Call $50_CaH •'10961 Wrought iron table. 4 chairs. $90. YOU'RE A days 4 hours per day Teem oar 1 9716 ur 566-75M CAMERAS - Professional lofe, 7 Italian Provincial, $125 DESKS, FILES - Tables chan TOCK CLERK A CASHIERS evenings occeaslonally EALtMSHIP WITH NATIONAL 2A W4 MAMIYA BLACK UNIVER- Colonial 3 place eaciional tola, Plaia Liquors. 11 Bay*hoi« 741 77R3 SAL with 127mm lent, shada and storage cabinet*, compute blue pattern $200 French Prov- AINTENANCE CORP* iblee. of lice eqi Pla/s AtlaniK Highland* iarante«d accounts Free local iiewtinder mask, Polaroid prof ncial dining room eat. 4 chain. STOCK/BAn TENER Part or BABYSITTER/HOUSEKEEPER pack film holder with Mamiya Q bargain pneas New or uaad $150 Can 741 1696. REGISTER rare for 2 young children m dvartlsmg Complete training A AC DESK OUTLET. 1709 R hrt Call idspter. 6B7 roll film holder with KITCHEN SET - 6 chetrt. jtiridtaiown Cleaning, laundry. Mi 19050 Call collect Jerk slid* and hand grip with 35. Oakhurtt 531 3990 wrought iron Dinette, hutch, 4 g Weekends off $150 a cabla ralaaaa Sitter camera la DINING ROOM TABLE - A chairs 5 Drawer cheat Reason- STOCK WORK « DELIVERING we*fc Recant references rt> MAMIYA PRESS 23 (pull-out chairs, with leaf, pecan woo ably priced Call 264-8789 CARRIER For health food chain Call quiiod Pleata tend photo & per 2 Mortgages bellows back for pan pec live KITCHEN SET — 6 chairs, $100; small oak dr eater anllqu 47 n*i) onnal letter to Bon R-461. One control), with 90mm lam shada. RiMisler Mla/e Shrewsbury. NJ LOW RATES $70. mapia coffea table, colonla wrought iron Dinette, hutch, 4 SUBSTITUTES - Rut drlv«rt * I? 7(11 t Mtg refinancing. 72 hour ap- handgrip wt|h cabla raieasa Will $38. tight weight folding cot. Ilk chairs 5 Drawer cheat Reason- Catalan a workers needed rW ovala 2nd Mtgs A Corp Loans sail tat only aa complete tyttem $25. twin bed bOi spring ably P'«*d_Call 264-8769 YOU GET ahool term, beginning Sapt 5 UUSEKEEPFR , SITTER - tamer Fin I 364-5094 Asking $500 for all 462-6404. aak for Hervny Phillips matreta $50, double bed wit Apply 9 3. until Augutt 31, at latawan area One weekend boa spring $40 284-6456 KITCHEN TABLE — 42'round 1 You gal around to earning thai extra money Huiitoit Regional School. day, 8 30 am to 3 30 pm Mature 3 Money to Loan ike* lop. Naver used. CANON t I CAMERA 2 DININti ROOM CRVSTA $45 Call 872-0670 you want Being a Register carrier means Highlands >erton only need apply Call A BE1 IER L'OAN RATE Dynaco Mark III ampllfiar* 2 CHANDELIER - Also AROUND! SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR 194 6642 between 9 am a 1 pm FOR HDMFDWNERS Altec Lansing speeknrt in furniture Both eicetlen prizes and incentives too Right now, we're KITCHEN CABINETS - Com- 6 30-7. vary pleasant M.ly Aak for Kathy t» still otter IJ*» government Karlson enclosures All lor $400 condition 577 8857 looking tor carriers. It's easy and it's tun Join N MIDDLETOWN HOME - For eOed money Busmett loens negotiable 222-1692 plete aet. blrchwood wall oven, Cantors N»ad»d working e.onrn i . exp prafarrad DINING ROOM SET Mlchigs room dlvldar A dlthweaher the Register carrier Matt today and get around! 571-0707 yt old boy Monday through so dvailabia at low ralet with oak lurmics table, 36 i 72 in MIOULETOWN >day Referancet required Call itnnded paybackt Wa solve CARPET - watl to wall, living $450 ALSO, contour reclining room ft hall way. rad. S200 or eludes 12' laaf matching hutc flwarttal Eh -Caat M. araa SWITCHBOARD OPEMAIOH 530 3497 after 6 30 pm our financial problems chair with heat/vibrator control*, HOLMDEL RUMSON AND bast Offer Cull 229-6397 chroma (hairs $400 Cl $250 ALSO, metal wardrobe E-i^i Kaantburo WILL BABYSIT in my home COLONIAL CARPETS Qold. 2?»ir, ft 566 4821 after 5 cabinet* $28. fort Men mouth Mown) Dov« IIM FAIR HAVEN Hailataiaa raft available 3 yrs INANCIAL ACCEPTANCE INC H«U"» plus hall ft foyer. $100 DINING ROOM - walnut hutc 1454/741-2711 Call M9-HS0. KM m. tMperienca Call 264-62(18 TOIL-FREE with interior light, table with larc LITTLE SILVER EACHF.RS AIDE - Spin Shift Green tint2, $50 OH white. KITCHEN SET —Inc cond. Ktttau and phm numbr MAiunt flesponainie individ- 12, $60 Orange, t2M 14, $60 leaf A 4 chairs Eic cond $25 $100 Hide a-bed couch, oood 30 12 A 3-4 30 S days, in' Day ual for 2 •* yr Old in my Little 800-323-6556, Ext. R88 il 4^5 0305 Q Care canter No berwllla Cong Call 530-8897. cond $65 Call 264-6043 _ Silver home beginning 9/4 Light KUSTON PA SYSTEM - IM S42-8880 only 284-92^0 .outer.(taping References re •.AHPE' - deap gold, wool DINING ROOM SET TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - 22 n places, $600 warta. 6 channel, 12 inputs, Km* evenings toKLit ap quimd Call after 7 p m complete with head A 2 columns. 84? 0471 Csii between i A 9 p m pointmarita with home owners Celt 671-4866 787-6933 Ilka new, $900 Call 871-3425 ster oui taltinman Mutt Lt «• 'MOFESSIONAL COUPLE In iancad Goott salary • • Middlniown area wanta a«p 71 Merchandise The ReS» Donuies Aline tie. Hlghlpnda tiahvttttet m their home tor 2 Call Jeanne 0 5 ages 8 rnoa A 4 yrs Non- for Sale i OpUi-ftuf'-ly t'»piuyer 000 66? 3061 tmoker prafarred Hra 6-5, 979 YAMAHA C-40 ORGAN - Mon fn Pd vacation Call ike new, played only 2 years TEMPORARY !*T 9373 or 530-342H eel offer Call 787-7650 RESPONSIBLE MATURE - ax- MATCHING BEDROOM SETS NOT BUSY ENOUGH? penanced woman to care tor • Each sal hat double dreeeer 3 yr old boy in my Middle Manpower Temporary Servir.es aak twin headboard A frame home Full tlma 5 days a 220 aach 2292654 :ould bf> your answer We r>#eii Should have own trans Refd required Llve-lr PIECE - Brown A~ gold erculon couch A love seat Very CHALLENGING CAREER DICTAPHONE possibilities Call eves 871 7402 ood cond $225 Call 787 5112 STENOS PIECE LIVING ROOM SET - DATA ENTRY 53 Domestic Help uatom made trench provincial, IN GROUP INSURANCE WORD PROCESSING AFFECTIONATI MATURE WOMAN - Needed, to care d gold fabric, $650 Traditional din- I tor long and short at ig room sat. china closet, table mania Never a f«» Cal! for BCflool age gi'is. 2 to 3 days a with leaf. 6 chairs. S475 Spanish Give us the opportunity to tell you about a lluppinntnient ttnnk Must be reliable, accapl irovlnciai bedroom set. head 1 MANPOWER TEMPORARY llaxibie hrs , Rome over night >oard. food board, dresser, mlr career in SERVICES Beginning ttt weak Sapl Nc or chair, vanity bench, desk, drivii'g required Please call for ,700 nr best offer Call ? «343 542 5 761* interview 957 954? If no answer 41 7044 enve metsaga 7410385 GROUP INSURANCE TRUCK OPERATOR HOARDING HOME Needa live J-STRTNG BANJO - TB-11 mat- NWANTED - Prior axp on light • assistant part time duties Cal artone Gibaon. converted to 5- Uduty wreckers A flat bads Must •mg circa 1933 Beautiful Ii flodney 84? 4639 jral pattern on back Great | have references Call 530-4041 IOUSF-KEEPER - MIDDLE CLAIM PROCESSING BOOKKFFPER • E«p»rl»tnred sound A play ability $850 Csll TOWN 2 Adults 9-1 3 or 4 dayi 671-1392 through General Ledger A/p week Relerencea A owt Ot.'i starting dates are flexible, as we anticipate B/r, .bank reconciliation, payroll iipoitetiO" 671-0560 8 .5 L-SMAPED BAR - 3" wide. ind "eporte Datn antry a plus HOUSEKEEPER/SUBSTITUTE •tamiess sleet sink, back oponinrjs through the Fall. ull tienefliu r.alaiy according lo bar, hood, 6 chrome pieted bar IMIH TO managa Little stools with hacks $350 Call e*penenc« Fieporl to Bo- ir home, daya, Mon • • Good starting salaries 3-41/ The Daily Register while professional couple worka y. NJ 07701 Luvn A earn for 8 A 13-yr -old AAA SWIMMING POOL DIS- • Comprehensive benefits TOYOTA COflOLLA WAC*ON clean, wash. thop. do errands * TRIBUTOR -- Now has tha tan- 979 - Auto trans Naw lima .we mariit Car necessary laatK. 1984 naw 31' lamily-alie • Flexible hours an./fm radio Engine need* Oood salary A environment Cal pools in stuck ready 'or mmedi- $600 Call 946 8024 «4? 5418 eves A weekends delivery lor only $968 00, • Conveniently located TRAVEL AGFNT - Full time ex- template with deck fence, tutar perienced Computer trained IOLJSEKEEPEH FOR HANDI A warranty Can flnanc* CaM Dnly need apply PO Box 338. CAPPED WOMAN — With 2 Oava at 800-223-0307 Oakhur*!, NJ 531 5200 •i huoi-agad children Must havi II you have good math aptitude and communica- Lar Must have car Ci AIR CONQITIONEH i | 000 BTU. $'25 Hugt. gold 12 N 20 tion skills and a willingness to learn, we have a Help Wanted ?64-5029/Hulmdal aree $50 Ruat 12 « 12 $25 Oval, $25 Chair $65 Drapm, $35 Washer. challenging position with good opportunity tor $50 Pool table $40 Screen Amerka'« oldest Ucantot TO ALL SUPER MOMS OR house 12 K 12. $20 1979 advcinoement for you. You can work in two of the SUPER DADS' - Mature tn Yamaha Motorcycle, must settl ol kt cream shops Call 042 5R«0 <#tt\\ qualified famil*» dustnnu* woman with eac< area's most pleasant and convenient settings. rafjt would Ilka to lighten you to opetatr their own ACETYLENE TORCHES - $125 household Chores Start now r aa Van cover. $30 Bali helmet, No appointments are necessary. Please apply in Sopt Call 671-4913 $50 Oaraow neater M 000 BTU 54 Situations $100 TNS Ntron $200 Call person between 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. CQAM. •. in IH M Wanted Female AIR t.'»Nt)ntONER Ice Cream Factory Phllcn 5 000 BTU Larvrl wpresentatrvps Good condition $75 will be m Call AMer A 042-1375 VE THE REST IN CHIL AIR CONDENSER - Carrier 3 . NEPTUNE. N J E1 I am a Fair Haven ton. 440 commercial Na< r-ar who would low to car used $500 Can -8* 7H12 Carvel Ice Cream Store for your child in my home whi (M Prudential S W cor Route *33 you work or ahop. ate Full o AIR COMPRESSER part time '/ y'» experience E Campbali-Hausafatd 2 ho 20 A Old Corliet Avenue cnlleni references' Ci gal lan>> Hardly uted S300 Call Parsippany Office Iselln Office Ai>g ?5thft 26th afte- 9 84? MM Corner of Rts. 10 & 202 200 Wood Ave. So. K\ HOMF SITTING SERVICE *LL PRICI 9 DRAi I • Fur Dltcnminating Parenlt DUCED — During this and of (Garden State Pkwy. Wa offer thoroughly screened teason «aia on an 1984, new '31 Exit 131 A) CALL TOLL FRL. BONDED PROFESSIONALS family-%ile swimming pods i.cimpetenii) ft lovingly care f complete with Jecu, fence fitter 800-327-6666 your- r >' idran peta ft home Saa ft werr«-»ty Only $806 00 Equal Opportunity Employe* ad in the Yellow Pages unde fmancixg avail Can Dave Sitting Survlce Call HOM 600-223 -OJO'-ngfi "O*> while 71 Merchandise Merchandise 1 Merchandise) M MtrchandlM 01 Mamat tor rant TUESDAY, AUGUST 21. 1984 __«orS«lt lor Salt tor Sal* Livestock UONMOUTH BEACH CON DO - 131 Houses lor 132 Condo** 140 Real Eitatt KITCHEN CABINS IS — Wood IMOI - Organ!. Uuhwv *A — 4'. oornamporary looaS ^DEN RETRIEVEK PUP* - UBT PJENTALB*Br» 344-1564 Townhou*»s ma NEW 4 USED Nama C. 2 mawa. * wki WonraM 4 WANTED! Light cotor Oood corKJ Flu* > back, btua and ftalga pal OUN4V MONMOUTH MUCH — S 1IACP.C langa Saia Lowray Organ 4300 Cal 530-0042 ahota $250 OaK t— MOT A BADOt OF DISTINCTION - WANI COMMERCIAL LAND calorie wed Oven A COunWf lop S42-4IM i oedrt To bu'ld oflk* tiuldingt Conl*. Ml ran*t Shadow Lake vmege Weaalea BftADOR HrrMEVEP. PUPS Bedroom. 2 batha. 20 eal-ln WALKER 4 WALKER. Realtor! John Scr>l«imr,0. «09 7BS-2WI OL TABLE — 3 • 6 toot par- EREO — Flahar. Dual tum- s dining room. 20 1440471-1 AKC. Hack limalal. from WANTEED TO *UY - uaad r.- POUT MONMOOTM 741-9212 am/tm racal ar. Lovaty Mj hunting * trial Wee It - l*ra*a ERA LAWN MOWER — 2 Lookes 70* mruawoodiablr.il. 4300 e In apodd oond Rook -n- rok Evee Tom Roblnaon I oM Cel 130-1441 la praaani Ea- 747-4034 ox>dmoni Woo 14 ISBtTa •ELFORD *Y OWNER - t -3661 after 7 p EEN SLEEPER COUCH - TEEL BELTED RADIAL TIRES AROE (LACK 000 - » yn 4 M RUMSON — 2 Imliniifi homa. — owaa to putntc trana Altar 4 can ABERDEEN — 3 Badroom Town wnmant couch, lampa. pK- ~. 204/70-14 Oood Houea m Randettwood Oarage LAWN MOWEP. — KM KM, aa, ahunara. labMs. Mln 4100 10 run Cal as*114O1 or 441-2371 52 Boats and • IK 2 10 *> KM. 1110 ee 1 .Had 444400 Tennn court AN appliance* Can oard. ponabla Manor 4 747-4410 RUMSON - kldn OK. carpalal 717 7944 or 471-4022 appointment 4M.6OO Accessories bleok/wnile color TV. I7S Bar/2 Pruod right Oaraoa aau chair MOOM. Mi Tm. MO an > — 4 XJKWO FOR OOOO HOME - JU*T RCNTAL*. Brk »»4-l546 2314 . Frl 1 Sat V* SO 141 Honl- r14/74R14«1 gra 5*4-4737 afar 4. EA BRIOHT — 3 rooms, tonoad FAIR HAVEN BEFORE YOU SUV - Renl or Lana. oomar Oxford. Fair 4100 "Houea Beautiful on a tree-lmed LIQUIDATION - 4OH OFF an 747-3173 101 Apartmanta yard. 4624 MM, call a raekdeni Shadow Lak* JUST RENTAL4. SM. 344-1644 etreet In Paver Oeke Ona acre el VHteg* condo apactayra.o A-1 AJJIWCIN TO BED BANK Shara 4 large bedrseme * oalra b I Horn rsja HHJHLANOS CONGO - * T47-4200 y Neptune 1 badroom 43001 •EDROOM — Shara kltohan 4 tearoom over garage One ofbedroom*, with waH to waH I "* MIUH-Ptnt il|iu«N(F y pood oood . cda muofl OaeanOJrevebleipd 4*00 the piamael homee HI town IACINO 8KHNO BOM ie'f> LITTLE SILVER — Mum batha. herdwood floor a. A/C. aM S36O 2 tvnpt. anSqu* braaf AMITY Of MOOO* LtOMT ontyou OM 741-3044 or Mock from Irana 741-073* 424*900 appllanoaa Aahino SSS.OOO CeH irlnat 140 ioad*Ki an *>,1i«t with amber oiaa*. 41' Ngh EHC 1 1714 aflar 5 30 ao you can isi Mril f3KK) Kin flft'O FIXTUMS - mo 2 Dreae Mated 1 an sMT WS nova 100 • MAT AWAN — Top floor 3 amak 671-6166 ot 761 1166 szt nd from Mart Furniture Mtv* Ca4 747-4701 coma and maM mat •Masdaarvtaa amsa 1474 TWO-STORY batora noon cahera IB No. Rlveratd* Drive 6 to pair Can S71-0SM. oonti, pfivata bath CaH avaa A great buy to* the moneyt Re- SHADV OAKS - 2 Bodroom PONY HOME RENTAL*. *kr 344-1234 54*404* LIVING ROOM SET - 3-pc 1 ASH** 4 DKYIK - Saara nuiiiali. houea Full attic, porch Living room «W1h flr*ptaoa. I REFFUOERATOR OE EK -oond 3 yaar old tamala *ha»and oft kitchen 3 bedroom* Waft lo aaMmg club sat up end tebiaa. OWMT tit* tab Can altar 7. 241-OSW baint d«n 8 0*vtvo« Apartmant aU* I. *4|. ALL LANDLORDS 104 Wlntar Rantala downtown or to ho*plt»l Aahrng 1108000 mooring 4 HP Mi S660 C»H67O-M74 WMia. $75 board, kail-. I»I>« PONY - Larga -ftaspMafT gr Wa aoraan 4 aunamaa tor you BRADLEY BEACH - 2 badroom 144.600 Red Sank Nancy Koo. Wstariora. MD-OS00 LIVINO ROOM MT -"") pe Can 471-6704 WtLL PUMP - OotHd. ihp and CENTURY 21 COZENS Realtor. drnghy, etc 1670 m holding tank. 2 rear! otd. 4175. Shown lucciVarua. Sadly o •annanta wamru. no COM to you rnlahod $400 mo -mo Franch Provincial aocftoneJ REFRK1ERATOR grown AakMAaklnag $1200 Can Da- JU*T RENTALS. *>r 3M-1M4 ERA LINCROFT REALTORS Irvdependentty Owned' "SHADY OAKS" new. lioot. Call 84? Matching and 4 coftea utUaa —d ohalr. French Hoi Point 10 yrt old 2 melchlng lampa. Mas 2H-S44T ALL LOCAL AREAS * 1.2.3 613 River PM Fair Haven MIDOLCTOWN/SHAOY OAKS - ~WO0D PACIFIC - 100 hp Matching lampa Vetour rocker Oood condition $76 Badrooifia leorns larger) Some 741-7666 re, • iraikM «MM I .. > 4*0. oomode. Hck room. 41S , ELTIE - AKC. _ MONMOUTH BEACH -a Moaly Ad community locatad in tha All furnltura Ilk* new No reaeon- Aflar 4 pm 442-HTI klda. aata OK 4 aoma frea utit OlORIA NILSON QeOui Rod Sanh-Mlddi*- 1-1417 abta otter retuaad 671-7423 wan trained but lire S UP CeH for Infor urn . 2 bsdroo .FIQERATOR FREEZER - 1$ araa Luxurioua conOo* . 40*-*t1-1teO . 1 I "sac 470-MOa"' ng SECURITY, clubhOusa S" FIBEROLA88 TWiliiii LIVING ROOM SET — 4 pe a* 22 cu n Broma Oood con- Hwy 34. Shrewsbury 442-400* 18 hp avan rouwmotoi l b •"< cefvani condition Couch, chair, WHITE RATTAN SOFA - naada RUMSON — pool i*jnnii couni in a rrtandly Itlon $120 Call 471 4317 work. $46 Natural Rattan laa IAMCSE KITTENS — 2 nwJta HOLMDEL wttt) eatraa Can 646-8-*B* onoman recMner 1300 ALL LAN LORDS badroom Oct 1/juna 1 .. anvlronmant IMMEDIATE OC- T 7IT-4M|Pmii call after 6 FRK1ERATOR - PHILCO oart. $45 4 pkna Oaco badroom 4wsakioM. ISOaach Can UCHOTMEI ERA LINCROFT REALTORS EDWARD W COLLINS CUPANCY Call for an appl • 20 FISEROLAS8 SAH Bu*t Ith bottom 14 cu ft. WhW. I chaata. labla 4 haadboard. IT TO YOU '473434 eves 747-4M7 AOENCV 444-41 (Ml, 747 7100 Mon to Sal . 8 Clarkcraft wtth ttaliar Can LIVINO flOOM SET - Dining ry good oondMon MS Cak $ T41-4S14 Ml ABILITY DEPENDABILITY to • pm 171-0166 room aat. 2 bureau* wood burn- Blcyclaa HOME RENTAL4. Bkf. 344-1234 108 Sumrnar LANDORAMA INC ing alov* t wood WHIRLPOOL - 24 cu ft. awa by HOLMDEL - New 4 bedroom ARISTOCRAT - Aluminum 14 .FRtOCAATORS - whit* 12 color Aaklng S400. Mini Blkaa ATLANTIC HtOHlAND* - Ona Rantala 2H bath cuatom ootoniai on pri- M Mca'Mvt) t • O/b run a-boul, 16 hp Johnaox Call 291-1239 oarry Altar 6 p.m ft wWt treaser on top. f it» r 477 SATAVU* MOPED - vate tot in awoallam ara* ha* kemoto control, ateeiing tank LIVINO ROOM - rnedltarrenean onta aMM-by-atd* Fwk 1714 ceramic tit* foyer, great kitchen. Shadow Lake Village cond 1200 Inqtfra 41 4 *$0* netuaM haM. not watar 4 POCONO DELUXE CHALET - 4 Exc oond Seal Offer Can 64? couch chair, marble-topped and fto/tao acar . tiM pod wal to wal carpaang 4 brcedtaat room wTth cathedral ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT table* cocktail tab** 6 antry WIN0OWS — Hurd haal ItWror Bedroomi 1 batha, larga 6116, ecfyner ntjoantdda chetr. 870 caaamant 10 5X2 wmdowa Moony daaa 10 rranaponaoon celling and iky light and a me*. R—!>• 8 Rantalt piece wtth mirror Call 687-0434 Can 94t-riMaHar r 4. 4*0 MOTOBECANE - Sabring rhlng Can W-JoOa kitchen,, awimmlngag, horaalack t*r bedroom wtth tokurvg lounge HOSIE CAT 16 1661 - with 7-7244 ridingidi , llennll e att e 77 dey*. 4 CROWELL AGENCY trailer, yellow with 2 color aati LOVESEAT — Good cond Beige mopad 2 rooad $400 WS600 dg, lee ate dey*. are* 1276.000 FOUR 741-4030 WFMOePIATOK-PnCEZEP. - WOOD M» Mka. losdad. $74, Cal ATLANTIC HtOMLANO* - 3 mghumghu. 4450 4 oayaoaya. 3 nlghtalhta.. SEASONS. REALTORS Wilh *v»wy1hlng Mull aWK CaH A brown $50 Fair Havan OLD *POT PracaceHy new badrsarna.kldaOK.M44 call Raatdani Sataapaopla coHact 21* 46(Tl?32 attar ft 30 1 cord 47-44*4 1340 For Information all 830-6600 El 8 Wkd th automatle Ice cub* maker. spM. $40 Mlttl JUST MMTALS. Brk 3*4-194 241-2344 or 172-4067 lone 4J0O Can 747-J— MCYCLE - Racing Otmo 44 HOME ULTIMATi NEW HOBJE CAT LOVESEATB. Uka new, (2). HOC WON IN CONTEST ZENITH RADtO/PHONO — Llka cm trama Cotumbua SL tuWng. ATLAMTIC MIOMLAN* - 106 Furnlahod A true Contemporary at an Un each. home entortelnmerti now. Modal t4WU»4OMX. lam oondtaon 43040M baHevbkt. price Thtt apectacu- 11768 171-6661 center. 4140 J41-0647 RIDINO MOWER* 50 Can 472-1741 Rooma lar home ha. it ail Top quality 135 Commercial O DAY — Rhodaa 16 >*ady to MAOA2INCS — Coeeclore from $271 aa. BMX BIKE - OT Frame 4 Fork. ough-out Tonguo S and 1411-147* Manorial Oeo- Call 442-4644 -oraea crenka. Unhurto EFFICIENCY AHRDE1N TO MO BANK Pro party •ail 12800 10' Dyer Dinghy 2 Qaraaa/Vard APAHTMINT Rooma 4 atudtaa from 140 a wk iroov* oedar. redwood. 1800 Call 261-2106 grapmoa Cell 444-3W7 I nma, OK 1 v aid. eu bora. Japan*** PRIME LOCATION — lei floor NOS - Site I. matched sat oond 4300 Can 442-4*44 mamra -bualnasa gantlaman HOME RENTAL*. Mr 34* 1234 SALE - Maple Bedroom eel arol engagement rffia. double Sal** .... etc Located In In* hMla WOO aq ft. open area plua of OLDQLORY HOPIECAT 14 dreaeor. mirror, nfflrli table. 4 • mono band, whin goM Ask ELFORD - 417 Shaman An. MOPED - Newport. Puch. okc 472-1210 oek COMFORTABLE ROOM - In Highland* Can before H 18 too Icea. 2nd floor 1600 MI fl, FRCiHOiO — Poet end Coec private home, working male divldM oftic* apace, 3rd floor la* trailer (1664 price (878) quean alia bed. 4150 Sola bad no 11.000 Call after 4 Pm :M1 Rd lo Linda St. to Sharman oond 600 ml 4360 PIUII can ata* Ownear a*Htr*m*ry ansfrOuaa * 430 SmaN deek 424 4 track 4 t%\ M atr condfVona' •, amaK 1 pm .747.4454 viaage 1->a4riafti garden apta ' 471-2274 after 4pm H2f .000 800 aq fl Avatiabia individually Hardly uaed, 3rd reel, apart, lit* ri-2044 1 KATHI LEVINC caaa. etereo. 4100 Cfiuda leble ' IMar. fypaWttar. • rallabll Mat water t poof aup FOR RENT KEYPOHT — Large or packag* Parking Reeaon- iackata E»c opportunity OUND TASLES-OLAta TOT'S M. A much mora MOTOtECANE peed Open evaa Cs« 443-2144 I Avanati** 1111111 *o i a t** y 12200 Call mornlnfl* 6 10 •**»• * 2 chain. 415 Smell book- nlahed room. 4200 Imo m- INCREDIBLE ceaea. 44 4 S3 Womena 4 boya 0 Filing CaotfM. B*0 Aug 23-21 10-4 p m MOUYLETTE 1HI — I S 10 291-1660 wctangular plywood labla. 424 oonowon $400 Cal 172-1742 (ding gaa 4 Mac. Refa re- 3 bedroom Ranch mat la m otothmg, from 4 29 to 14. mala OARAOEIFURN SALt-Uov- HIGHLAND* — MOVE 4/1 rad Can 444-4034 or RED BANK- 1 at floor itOOaq PHANTOM SAILBOAT — 14 ft . PUCH MOPED 1*40 - moving move condition Thla doll houae cloaei.120 Crib, 429 High cnelr tek"! chair, $24 Twin fabric IS Norwood Ln . ACardaan low depoerl, yard. $300 a haa it alt New carpeting, dlah- ft Own entrance Off atreal park- Lateen rig, almtHar to Sunfui S20 Electric lawn mower. 429 I*, or Can HOME RENTAL*. Bkr 3*4-1134 MM ng.$66Omo * utlta Nearhoepi- 1661 hull, a-c cond . 6600 C*n IMorbaaloftsr Call 741-3044 ONO 1RANCM FURNISHED •earier. waaher/dryer, refrtoor- Weed recker. 410 SmaH cot me matching drapoa $ pedaprearl, HIOHLANDS — 3 badrosm ROOM itor and a 2 car garage taTi parking garage 741-7666 642-3226 bed 30- wide 429 Cell 2*4-4414 - 130 440 Baal onera accepted Oultar - Otbaon. Laa Paul, oter apanmant *4M per month. -» CaM 222 MU anoed yard Family ROWING SMflLS Racing * or 2*4-4444 4-4 p m ontyl > can 671.5847 PUCH 1**$ MAONUM II ~ t. uSWaa. Near NY bua 444-1137 bornood 137 Lots and wood Itmah. au oond Cuatom cKlBloondiaon 740mnaa. Aak- KiANtiUfKl KATHI LEVINS I r*cr**tional cMctgna. tftaU MOTORCYCLE - 1SS0. Keueek Rooma for r*M Acraaje UO - Sma/whna mg $400 Car. 741-3044 KEANSwUM EFFICIENCY 261-6110 440 LTD. $000 UHaa T*T-Umo< 787-i BUILDINO LOT FOR SALE SV SAIL BOAT COLUMBIA » ~ 26 Halmai $$00 44S-0547 XII $1000 Butchat Mock PUCH NEWPORT JACK8ON - Mother/daughter MltXXETOWN - 2*4 OJaary !Brk Kaypon - AM wti OWNER - l00» 100, Center Ave ft fib*),< 250 Auto Insurance crib $24: Mgh chair 120. waad Pata and Chad, won i teen (311. ater view 4225 plui utwuea (Kanmoral alda by «da, $250 Ram 170 20 guaoa 2*- venl.nb. Big bl-level. cuetom kltchei aklrtad Waanar/dry*r AC wrsoksr $10, 2 largo bird ososa Llvaalock mint. $226. FMUI 20 guaga HOME RENTAL*. Mr 344 123 rooml, oenlral all RCA color TV, $35 Plna kllchan uaad S44. 1 rww $70. rug Sheda M4-S234 HREE DARLINO KITTEN*. 1 •M. 24- vent-rib, mint. $224, Con KEVPORT — 4 rooma. yard. haM OOLETOTVN - 4.000 eq It FOR SALE - Mobil* horn* ALL AUTOS labla $ ehaka. $200 Flra wood •hampooor 4 waxar. Bka now Minn 3*7 $- blue. mm. 4450 BENEDETTO appro* 1 COrd, $7$ Puch $30. ladkta Sohlck oonaots hak pew WOO Weeny Oroup i2«ftO. adult part. 66 or older mopod $215 Call 47HSS7 drysr $30 2 and tabtss M0 for JUST RfKfTAL* *k REALTORS 4710 CaH 767-2078 6 a m -8 p m HA7LET ADULT PARK 2 MOVINO/MUST SILL — Uk«both Call 244-4414 or 244-44M M Marehandlta LINCROTT/4HADY OAK* - 2 '*"*'- KEAN4IURO - 1-lamlfy houae now Saara aloe dnrar. 1 yr. oM pm Advancwl And badroom adult aondo. $476 Baglnrwr* - ffantad tan eheltor Large fenced bedroom mobll* home 12 « 86 $300 or M SCARS CONSOLE STEREO - ERA LINCROFT REALTOR* 2 btocke from 91 Ann'a acreanad patio, thed waah*r 7343746 DOQTRAININO A1 A U410 FURNITURE 747-3*34 Ino 747-4421 RSO BANK - be location _fl let floor 1 pedroom. adW. 3 apasd racor 24 ki IMil.""* II. $44"0 month dryer, central air Aaklng 126,000 MOWER - Saan 10 HP tractor ehangar, i cond $100 Can•ayahora Dog Chit, 741-4044 Cash paid. Ons Item or enure MAT AWAN -1 uedrooma klde 2nd floor 2 bedroom. Needa or boat oft* Call 361 0309 .1. *adr Cau1 lM0-73O0 •ome ooemeece OwOwnee r will hold •rim 34- mowing blada. row dia 734-&41 •LUf POINT 4IAME4E - 4 mo OK heel paid, air, $400 MOBILE HOME - 10X55 *« charga good cond, anvaya old tanujla. **4 4 nsr trlsnd a 4 oofTt aaHft, kllchan aal$j% #1 JU»T RENTAL*, trk 3M-1444 RID BANK - Modern office mortgage all tl» 413.000 dowdo n SEARS 10* TABLE SAW - C*M M2-4443 or 120-3324 $44.0b0. approk 4440 permo pando on living room, 2 air oond undar malntananca contract Iron lop. aland wnr. oaatora mo oM Maoh/whfta mala, only Waeher * dryer Wan to well " you laka tham both Carl MATAWAN - 4 roams, haal Call after 4. 244-4424 $SH Saan 4400 BTU air con moa old with 2 yr part* 4 lab paid, carpeted $470 ing Out*! adult park No dtuonor $100 $71-7547 173 aflar 4 ALL LIONEL TRAINS LINCROFT - 1 bedroom, well. contract SJ24 Can 430-4411 Or Flyer Top caeh aporaleal JUST RENTALS. Brk 3*4-1541 I pet* or ch>ldr*n Call aft*r 6pm OAK S WALNUT - Reutid MO BANK - 2 room office. 14 k maintained ranch, central air. TIMBJI _ padialai Daaa tabM. axtandi to SINQIPI SfWINO MACHINE - PRII TO OO00 HOME* — Price no obtect. 444-24*3 MIOOLITOWN — Luxury 1- Dachahuhda. 2 mats 4 1 farnala I rooms 4224 aa. Cell reened porch overlooking O'/t oval, from Bloomi aoenl proteeelonaaaalonali rwoverhao u ALL AND ANY MAK1 OFbadroom Condo wtth ovamlwd 930-7300 between 9 4 9 >ed taakyard $104,000 1140 RaalEttata $750: Raoro 4 plna farm Very goad OfoonoWot n 476 Moving Cal 211-3*3$ aflar TRAIN* — AM mWlary Herna. *Mng room wtth nreptace. format ERA LINCROFT REALTOR* $75O: 741-4423 Cell «4J M9J aworda. unHorma. madne. alao dtoiog room, weahar/dryer A BANK - Prime pro- 747-MM l«sa 747-4411 .enlrel air 6680 mo ptua uWa apase BroaBrawdl St up to Wantad *LEIP SOFA - (100 4 .. FREE TO 0OO0 HOME — Small lead aotdtan Can 4M-404O JWANT MULTI-fAMILV - Land OFFICE FURNITURE — Uaad Ct-tmil 642 7868 •00 aa ft » utM. chain, 1*30-1. 444 WlmlehaH Ml broad 004.7-4 moa k ANTIOUES - All kmda. bought V s* a* LITTLE SILVER to bultd apta Contact John Oaaka. chaira. niaa flra IMM eat Jennlnga, nei o *Vad^aao#f •* tor to* oaah. Mary Jans Rooe» MODERN APT — Near irenepor. 30-12*6 Schleinlng, 608 '»• 2171 L ,47-4000 computar tatwa. ale 747-4177 _. i, tit* Tim C aap 444-2*04 ta before M0 SANK - ProlaMllnal office BREEZY POINT van Anoouaa, 10* EeM River R0. laaon Mat lima to can 4-4 badroom Colonial with 2*4 OL0 NEWSPAPERS - From Maple bad. cheat pi FREE TO 0OO0 HOME - Rumasn 442 3164 Member Ap- noon. 444-0414 apace Preatvaloua Broad SI dreeeor wtth mirror. wa. Parking. Below markM ren- bathe Firel 4 second bedraoma 1445 Prlca nagotiabla Ca prsJssra Aaeoclanon of America MONMOUTH (EACH CONDO - are eitre-large Spaclouc family 4464011 244-4494 apayad or nsutarsd (opMa. 4 yr tal Mad Bank Aaaoa 471-7111 ANTIQUES WANTED Carpeuj. air. 4*00 room wtiti oatnadral b#am#d OLD! HME COAL BURNING SOFA - gsa dryar. kltohsn taWa OM lono-nalrad tabby rVMsr NAME YOUR PRICE JUST RENTALS. Brk »M 1446 RIO BANK - ElllHUM BROAD oatMng 8 flraptaoa Eat-tn tiltoh*>n 4 Cham, dining room btmW Ms 4 yr oM rad tabby. Craw TRE1T Profmipnai bbiiHdinu a MAKE IT YOURSELF KITCHEN STOVE/OVEN, wtilta INT. GALLERIES. 747-SSO OAKHURST - Furn , 1 bedroom tth waii>-fn pantry 2 aaparaM naada nandMa. $200 Call altar S odd! 4 and! CaH 741-3420 bs- Spaos, mala, unknown aga. pur wHh ONSITS PARKINIOG. Cw. f aMoaaaa to aaoootf floor Iwaan 2 4 7 whlta 7343473 BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR apt. A 1 etlkiiancy 1 adult onry 1 Zager. HMmKay-Spear 717 1017 no pota 7 Monmou» Rd. Sersjanad poroh ovariookt laroa BALI - Cal Moond Hand Lll, 01-4*1100 bfcvsvd Cantral air oondiWon- ORQAN - WURLITZER SOFA — Conlamporary FREE TO OOOO HOME- 4 yaar 2*4-0777 After 4. 244-MI6 wlngad back chair. Ilka r OM tan |glrt, Cockar •panHI ONI BEDROOM - S3** mo •0 BANK - Flneel pro- noigil MM Tha p Mahogany finish In mini con HtghaM prtoaa oald tor an Nama, •tudio epte MOO mo. Make ap- I1M.80O Prlnolpala only dliwn wall earad lor Naad USD. Alao 2 crlba 4 maHra spay » haVahdH Can 741-742* anteuM. ale For oergaina. Mop Lovable Clown Doll kllchan aM. Call 717-1 Ho at Kapon Clb vmagt tar Auguai ut 530-0383 aoma work $260 Working BW OIR4MN SHEPHERD MAL at 2< Broad *l. Kaypon Apartment*. AlktnWc a>t Kaypon TV $34 Can 442-4871 •UP* - AKC. larga bonad Ground floor. Broad Blreel hv LITTLI SILVBR — 3-b*droom CASH PAID - For cm (Mel. eauon. In the hoan of tha SOFA — Early American ISailllM-aillll, djja PORT MONMOUTH •r geraaa AH ap ORIENTAL RUO porcekrin. rappon. llmogaa. 4MO 2 badroom yard. 4500 . nandal dwtrict Parking iluded Walking dia- All lh« world \om • down dokhaahan Aaklnog "$1200 Mu cuetuone, eoHd pine frame ohma fllflasai 4 other enfjquee. 'Ovlded Central Mr Carpel 4 1 melhlng chair 4 dreperiea Aak HOME RINTALS. Mr 3*4-1234 Of »TH eat* oy owner, ti>n onr- tj'ini , i onus ol fun' •all Call 144-34419 36451 Can 542-4121 day or evenrnge. 2O1741-S7O7 In* 4271 471-1*47 Aek for Doraen FORT MONMOUTH - 4 roome. Ihnll • child «me\ ArtCliOfrt Un bancn $100 Colonial Maop aof OOLOCN RETRIEVER PUPPIf merer buHdlnga unite range SALTY full Mia. rual 1 Braan. aacaHop SOFA om 1-3 rooma lo 4000 eg fl.ek 83O-0600 rluwn »nr) tMktl condition. $300 172-1341 2 radynara. odor TV RED BANK - s rooma. haal mta ara carpeted, air con Call 201-714-11*7 for PIANO WANTED Woned 4 have on-ofte perking MIOOLETOWN - By owner. 4- Oood condition paid 4425 MdfOem. 2-bath Shor*cr**l PIANOS Can 741-244S Any oondfuon 4*3-4411. JUST RENTALS, BU 344-1444 Pjatee range from 4200 par mo - $7.75 h' MCH pittfin Add Now, undar $1000. Uaad. undar 11 per aq fl « utninae CeH Spill. Sun porch, family room. SOI cich piiiem lm poiUft JENNI NEED* A OOOO HOME TURN VOUft DIAMONDS INTO SEA BRIGHT SCENIC *at-ln kitchen verVary ahoihornt walk to | •400, unllmltad ranlala from SOLO HOME FURNITURE FO DOLLARS - Convert ONI Jew- owner. Walter Zlmmerer. •nd hanrjlmf Sttts) to: $7 50 a month Wa moved to a Cende 4 Jenm 4 rooma, akylighta. oeck 4400t* 1 442-44*4 achooi. ctoae tloo Parkwoy.lref l 4ALE - living room, badroom unhappy, ehs la S 414 yr. OM Caen DON PONS Jf w- HOME RENTALS Bkr 344- *» SM.800 CaCanl after 4 p n FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER noapllal bad taMa. mahogan WTH buy from private RED BANK - 1M floor 1100 M 442-4730 Muaky/Beagte She n medlu SEA BRIOHT - AT BEACH 741-1671 book caaa. whtta mstal kltchan eliad 4 tpayed Jennl uvea K be and estates, ANTIQUE Own entranoa Off aheat perk Call 222-2217 CLOCKS REPAIRED ANO JEW- •manly fur 1 bedroom, new apt >.*440mo • »li Nssrnoepl- MONMOUTH BEACH '— By I LAURA WHEELER PIANOS - ORGANS lovad • n greet wWi children kitchenette. Irving dining combo U owner Ranch 3 bedroom, living All MuaKal Supplkta t Sarvlcaa SOLITARY THOMA8VILLE Dl sneoi hearthy 4 nea e aupsr ELRY MSIONED 74* RMr Rd . *4 parking garage 741-7*4*. Fair Havan. NJ 442-*t4T • patio $626 m? Can 741-3442 room, dining room, hltohen, TUSTINQ PIANO CO INO ROOM SET - Table 4 peraonaktr jenru n tree to Un/Furnlehed Offloa Sultei apecroua family room, 1 fuN + 2 | Nndlacraft Depl 61 Our nth Vaar chairji 3 leevea. and huleh an good home 4 wa guarantee you WANTED - Otd oriental rug,. 4EA BRIGHT - 4 rooma. klde With Sec, * Answering- Sorv 'ibetha. ultra private back yard Aabury Park 774-04S4 conrT Aaklng 4400 Can 444leva her or wan lake her beck OK. air. $570 elirawebunr. oan T41-4700 ManyartrM PiNClPALS ONLY Opanlu>4 Can 471-0442 anytime JUST RENTALS. Brk 1M 1SS5 CaN 226-6047 for more In. Tha Daily Register SEA BRIOHT — 6 room! klda. 10 Wanted to Rant 4400 ATTENTION LANDLORD* • OM MDOt «ALTY JUST RENTALS. Brk. 3M 1666 ft Hava rnany Q uaiffi#d ivnnanla Atfutl commwnlllea SEA BRIOHT - 3 roomi, fenced w«n raff an oat No chtwpa to M1-40M fa. Ill, OM CMm SU, Ore TWP - Lunur JUST RENTALS. Brk 344-1949 JUST RENTALS. BROKER Tut. K( 1011) rum riiml. . 2-atory, 4-8 bedfOOmi MartH, lia. fitttfa Naaiaai TOMS* RIVER - 6 rooma phia FromtiSS.OOO By appl Centur porch and big back yard, an ui" NOLISM MALE — reoarn uni- Sk*g Co 831 -0806, 463-4477 mum FUR i«< ni* mi mee Included, adult preferred araHy graduate wianea OCEAN TWP — Luiury I NIIIKIIMIIUIUIX. an I/O no pm Call after 4 PM urWaned In Rumaon fair Haven Ranches. 2atory. 4-6 bedrooma , dfii(m linrilc criftt 3 III* pit SHORTOF for 6 to 6 wfca atarting in a*pt CASH? From|i66.0O0 Byappt Century I lernvpnnledinwte UUIo|t700 Kioto. F-4O8 The DeNy __ iter, 1 Renjatar Ptaxa. «U CMfT MODS Vlt wlf TWINBROOK Brwaw»bury. NJ 07701. OPPORTUNITY TO SUV - A 3 U Ml me CaWas-iM SM bedroom home In Red Sank tn •Kk far patUfi ana M«*.| VILLAGE MATURE MALI — 21 non- t, aaatiMt g amata roo i prim* cond EM neighborhood. ... DiDotrilClelktiOrifi.K). GARDEN APTS. RaO Sank araa PIMM oontaci walking diatano* lo achooia. ||| IMIIQmrJ »Khi». QuilK ony S*S-SatO. aotrea A ahopping Home haa D!f>ltl)h 1 4 2 bedroomi from 4440 Mod formal dining room, fireplace In HAVE A ern apacioul apenmenta Heel NSIO 400SOO eg fl. - buUdlns living room 6 acr**ned porch hoi 4 cold water Cooking gaa gerege for email wanting repair Kitchen with lota of cabinet included On.premleee lennle ehop Cell 441-1MS. apace, diahwaeher, dlapoaal 6 courte. pool, recreation area •Lectric rang* Full ba**m« Ne Eo t shoppinhopping E«cM Pf*O«SSKX«AL COUPLE - oaan Twp wenta to rent boat houea on with economical gaa fired heat lent echoole Ooaan Twpp Fanoad in yard with detached Highway 366 .Ok Oakhurah t NewMMk FWer Hepry PO Boa 4371 KeH Sank. NJ 07701 gcraoa Aaklng 668.800 Prlnci- 6314423 442-041 pato only Carl 741-0610 for ap- Terrific Twosome WEST END - Mudio. heel paw STUDIO APARTMINT - For cd- pointment carpeted. $344 AOemtc Hlghlenda aree JUST RENTALS Brk. 344-1 " lerl p m AUM8ON - 174 »00 CD4onial 3 In, TfT^i--. bedroom* 2 bath* Dining room Printed Pattern 102 Houaaafor Gingham Av* Owner SETTER THAN NEW 60*6 616-233-1634 Rant _ quality 3 huge bedrooma. 2H batha, 14' dining SHREWSBURY -' Sy owner A-1 ABERDEEN TO RIO BANK room. 18' **.-ln kitchen, 20' den, Charming 1 acra park-l'h* *et- Long Branch 4 rooma, $300'a otoeat. utHHy room. l bedroom, split ranch, r-t \l r*lai i.|ht mlo Ihi*. MM Deal6rooma. onfy 1*00 eowood deck, carpeting, ap , heated brick *ncio*ed pwt ouilii thai pioniitn fni Howell Hie pd . MOO-I •a MIBdHaawrn ERA i, family room wltti new mtXf wMiibilil* thin jtiflhitu Need I nome? We have 1001 ed Roartma, 671 -9*60 hearth A wood/coal bui elw In colion w pulrmlti km) Guaranteed eenrtce unca 1*74 Ing atove, waH to wall carpeting HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3*4-1234 BRAND NEW Wa over oak hardwood floors, 13 X it I ptriect lot |Of|-n| tieretl * badroom*. 16 • 14 mam* o—mad cathedral mg \hoppin| loun|in| Net* BRADLEY BEACH - 2 bedroom buttoned dropped \houfdtr\ furmehed. MOO mo -mo. badroom. 1'4 both*. 21' living h akytKirit covered t ERA LINCROFT REALTORS lm. aaMn *Nclwn. i? dan. d yard, gaa heat. 6/6, Poiied Pattern 9J?0 Muw, 747-3*31 Evee 747-4*2 utwty room, oat h* tk ft 10 1? 14 1* IB 70 ERA M*)m*d COLT* NECK FARM HOUSE 871-8660 pod Immacutatat PRINCIPALS 3 bedroomi, kid* welcome BY OWNER - Charming old ONLY. No Bfo*t*f( JUST RENTALS. Brk 344-1666 homa/A/or buafneea 3 large • 136.000 Call for appo*ntm*ni. FAIR HAVEN - Rental ooma, detached garage. 849-8461 Furniehod 3 bedroomi Inrtn wsVk to team, town, hceptteJ IJH SMI S2 11 lar uch utlam room dining room, kitchen With aaaumaMamort Exc cond Aak- TO BE BUILT M.MttN tack Milt'* »* Free Oarage Sale Kits IUII baaemeni $400. » utaiaee ng 171.000 Cil SS0-t661 A ra/a find undar (200.000 teJ aa* tMettwH Sf*« t« When you place your ad in The Register Classified Con Bid of Bob warncke Aeeoc Rumaon Top achool ayatam 747-7000. BY OWNER — End Of aumm«r Section, you can pick up your FREE garage sale kit aat* Waducad oomo nogotiai* 4 Bho«1 wa.* lo bua Hn% and baaed I HIGHLANDS - READY NOWI •era*, 10 room, 3% bath Adjoin-1 3 brand n«w Contemporary I during regular business hours You'll gel t sign. 2 All MM POM, 4400 1 aora, 6 room for offVs*/r*a . hornaa to b* built in (Me tf*>- | HOME RENTALS. Bkr 344-1234 MrabM communrty ( WHAT A mm arrows, a he'pful "HOW TO" sheet and an inventory horaaa. mcoma, ln-lawa Finane- tva d*a*gna Cnooaa from 3 MARIAN MARTIN sheet that lets you keep track of what you sell and KEANSSURO DUPLEX tng CaH S42-OM6 tarant modal* «»tfh akyH 2 bedroom, ehrldren, UOffi FAIR HAVEN — Chafmlng oan*** natural atdtng. oantral Pallern Depl. 420 how much money you make (Additional kits are HOME RENTALS. S«r 166-1.' haM Dutch Cootonial Entry toy*/. aundactta. fifsplaoa* mrxj op*>n k 4 LINES available for SO* each). LINCROFTVSHADY OFAK8 1 badrooma. r-* bath*. ig floor plana Cathadral c*xiinoa I >oom tjvrth Nraotaoa. lare* dining Adult condominium. 2 b*dro< SuNI to quality by Dan Rosa W* | The Daily Register WED., THUR8 , FBI. room. 12X30 n*m country have tha ptana knehan. laundry room 6 ru*l CENTURY 21 COZENS. R*altori Weather Insurance baaamant, Blu« itorva patio Pro- Ind«pand4>ntry Owned" Taatinnatty Ivvdaoapaxl Lot 90 x And The Register is giving you weather Insurance too 613 Rrva* Rd F*lf Havffi I $300 LITTLE SILVER - 2 Mt)r0Oanch. r»ear baachaa, in-ground sin Mitmi mmut aach additional HTM* 1 1 a re-run). MATAWAN - 2 FAMILY CHARMING RANCH V 'Ji«> Hft (."t iri| \'i I , 25* per day 3 IWtfroOfn. yard hurryl 1800 ON CUL-DE-SAC many estraai Muet aeH, medical (ji-'n ICM cnoow art* \rtlf in proWem 860.000 C*» 662-0-WT So. if you've been thinking about having a garage HOMfl RENTAL*, tfcf. fcCiT 2600 aq ft. fun beaamant. 2 ctv S\ti ,i-t"H>, ,nMMI(- (Jill k'( sale, do it now and let The Register help make your KHOOLETOWN - 4 t-Mfo garaga. aluminum akting 3 fJIMlOC antti wnutiOMl bortu twth. centra. 1ft WOO bedroom*, t fuM bathe, living UWON BEACH - 408 Bnor* FW pon l)if J00 lt|iK >f)d sale a success EflA LIMCROFT WCALT0H8 oom, bay vrtndow 6 fk p 3 Bedroom houea 6 driveway. 17 tW UtlKa ntm 747-3Mf Ml 747-S** Dtntng room, pkrtura wtndow 136.000 t*a -») Land to corner HI CMP MOMS V M tKh 2O.14. (amiry room wtth tHding MODLETOWN — 4hort-i» ISSOO Sewer connected circuit 17»0BIC* •' Uif Tiaatien Come in or call rh*rmo-pane door, teadtng io breekera aH Romei wrirmg AH foom, 2 bMh. tptn % patto wtth awn'rvg Large aai-in- l?t>ni.rft» Catty riewm sw«r 1 K'l AvMI 9/1 for 8 mo* copper ptp** Out**d* wails HV I2VPtW Qarttl 9320 knerten Say wtntfow. not water auleted AWc 32 *3Z ln*ul*tM) 6 11000 p* mo * ut Mockarrom 171 P*a. UVM *rh SIZES 6-20 MULLANEY REALTY. 1000 Hwy Hoorad Comptet* new roof The Naveatnk Rrver. r*t%t ngnta B0O«* inri Clt)lQ| 36, MttkMtOwn 87t-5l»1 1661 6 yr old forced 6H o»» Walking dietence to achooia Ex- furnaca aump pump, larg* crawl •«Ch rw tMlti* anrj riinOlini 542-1700 MONMOUTH SEACH duaive naMhborhood Aekma Youi Hometown Newspaper Since 1878 Htgh ground, rmrf 8 room*, carpel., yard SftOO'a 6164.800 Prtnc-pe** only Cal ... Write to PO Bo* 413 HOME RENTALS. 642-6662. after 1 p m . wIntertacnena . FL 32048 TUESDAY. AUGUST 21. 1984 300 Autos for Salt I 300 Autos for Sal* 300 Autos lor Sal* 300 Autosjor Ssl* 300 Autos tor Sal* 300 Autos lor Sal* 1300 Autos lor Sal* FORD TOHmO OT - 1(70. 661 PONTIAC LE MAN* - 1672. LOUD VOLKSWAGEN - EN- |W0 TrucHit. CWrelond. dual aalHiol *M enm PLYMOUTH RELIANT 1661-4 6460 Rune area Con 670-0144 TOMS FORD OINE1 6 TRANSMISSIONS m CHEVY NOVA po/pb New pom. 62.300 Coa door. Heck, nee new. 4-cyl. 4. r 4 pm lOOp-, 16 OUARANTEED OTHER USED blue, immeculete condition. I Trallrt 1671 774-1071 ketoto 1 30 apeed monuol. pe. em/fm out New eng. new pernl. new —- 60.000-ml PONTIAC - Le Mane, elation PARTS ALSO AVAILABLE 767-1 FORD LTD WAOON — TOYOTA COROLLA - 1671. CALL KENNY THEODORE. tee SecDtoe 01 621*6 Cot .67.., 5*1-1151 CHEW PICKUP - 1665 elep CHEW 6TATION WA&OfJ - RUNtffi CoS 747-16*4 12/10/66 ^wSS ap 2 or Oood reeatne iri /41-6600 elde 6maM 6 4 op on floor 167B Oood running ol mmo Itouon 62600 610-4766. ~ ~* ita Dependable truck FORO - 1*76. Oronode. < mary uae 1 pereon to Rod Bonk 0NT1AC - Somiovw- igri VOLVO - New 5 Ueed AC. P6/P* Aaklng 6760 elf. P*/P*. AM/FM eeareo r. TOVOTA OOHOLA 1*74 - Oood VW — 1674. ForrfHAa-V eon 6150 or beet offer ic running cond PS/PB. alt une 6 looke good 6101 466-2*67 Of 767-4640 U/FM 6600 Co* 672-2661 o Aaklng 6600 Call SHORE MOTORS'" CHEW MONTE CARLO - 1676, 666-6l01/ellor5p:rti: Rl 15. Wai 626-7600 OATtUN - IST1. pWl-up Orael V6. pb/pe. eulo Irene . em/tm 6 PONTIAC - 1662. 6,000 4 dr OCOROE WALL TOVOTA COROLLA TI WAOON VOLVO PARTS BALE - New. work truck Oeod body Mech- way power eeet Cuator LINCOLN/MtRCUR e/c, em/fm, roof roc*. Me Looka auto, elr AM/FM etereo ceaoet- VW aXM 1*66 — Roee Royce OfHoa OS K 000 on angina huertry 612*6 561-1606 le 2 5-4 cyl engine 24.000 mi — (77 eng). 27 mpg. radial tlree ueed, lor oMMe. reeurere front, aac. motor. Mnary. Irene Mom now pone 26 mpg. Aelilng S 66660 672-1666 digital em/fm elereo ceee. 2nd Cneepl RED BANK VOLVO. 61000 T41-6617 before 6 p CHEW NOVA 1675 owner, memtenaneo reeorde 74, .56*6 eoum motor. 11 000 ml RED SANK MOTORS INC red/Mock int B OOVT SURPLU* - Cora 4 LYMOUTH VALIANT 1672 - HI Newman Springe. Rod Bank VOLVO 1672 STATION WAOON 1S3 Camping 00001 POWSN WAOON 1662 new Inter lot 4 tlree trucka under 6100. Now even In Pa. A/C. >oo«. good, rune woe. — 4 door auto . redio A heater VW KARMANN QUA 1666 - From wheel drive, body good Aakln, 61266 671-5166 your oree CoM 1-616-M6-0241 but naada aomo loualia 6600 767*31?, "" vary oMan, runa okc . good urea oond . turbo 400. euto Irene.. 67 W Coa67Toil6 Sulck 300 engine, low mi 6 2600 CMtVELLE 1671 - Aulo,. A/C 24hra M44«M Of 727.0107 TOVOTA COHOLA 1*74 - 4 61100 3*6-14*5 pe/pb, rune good. 4 new ttree. r _Now| CM 642-062J efler 6 ORAND PRIX Ml - p/a. p/b. LYMOUTH-TC-3 - 1662 auto LINCOLN-MERCURY INC VOLVO 1674 STATION WAOON 300 Autos lor Sate em/fm etareo neaaalta Leaving A/C em/fm naiaewa tope ployar. olorter. bettery, tune-up. luM — 4 cyl.. auto . e/c. arn/fm. etc DODOS VAN - 1677. cuetom- ' " muel aell Beet ofler Low ml. txc oond 64500 Firm S^- -oo. itt600 Rl 35-Ooaen Tw» 776-1600 pump. 2 urea, heat eon. om/lm ned 6-cyl 61.000 ml Needa Looka 6 rune good 61260 Con Can 264-6066 ROVER 16*0 - Model 1600. 4 faaaam * aaok Reliable 6 trio 741-42*5 1M PUcroatlonal aome work Muot OON 61000 Of YMOUTM SCAMP 1674. door 5 epeed. ait. etoreo. 10.001) beet offer 466-1166. CHEVY MONZA 1+2 1676 - 4 HONOA CIVIC 1676HUKO Waa good cond Needa motor I wormy. »*60n>41-6*7» Vhll cyl, 4 opd runa * looke greet Of beet oner 477-2466 TOYOTA COROLLA WAOON VOLKSWAGENS- FORD PICK-UP 1676 — Muot eeel Carl efier 4 767-2226 6700 or Beef Olfer Au H SOUAMBACK* 2 - 1671 Fuel jwt POM) VAN/CAMPIA - cob with cop. 6 cyl . abek CM 16* 0*60 PONTIAC LEMANS 1666 - with .~ *i *v•. — to- ' ' '"' " ' otter. Ca> Can efter 4pm |10T~ rss. CHEW NOVA 1666 - Rune wan. HONOA CIVIC 1SS1 - 4 door. 6 71 400 motor. 56.000 mi new SANSONE OLD8-CAOILLAC 6600 767-4067 between 7 30 " oaRd.r " ISO. AVIS offor Call 716-6026 epeod, 33.000 ml. nice cond pelnl. bucket eoote 6 tin wheel STATION WAOON "fcrta lap. M end 10 PM. 66200 Caa 4*6-4*17 MUM eon Can after 7 466-2272 r-o»io TOYOTA COROLLA 1676 - 4 eftof Coajefll FORD RANOCR - ISM. loadad CHEVY NOVA 1673 — i _ STRAUS SUCK-OPEL dr deluie eac cond . now Urea two-lone brown, HONOA ACCORD 1676 - Oak lor Mike * brekee. euto . eaver. 62.000 ml. liner tin wheel brake* FM/6-treck Oood con- Holchbeck. A/C. 6 epoad. PONTIAC CATALINC A WAOON 6 ACRES of Now 6 Uaad Cert J- e, — 6*00 C TBT-ieTo. No'oaea efler 6 p JJ*1 PALOMINO POP-UP - dition 6660 or boat offer Colt em/fm. mint oond.. 63*00. Ca6 Hwy 36, 2*4-4000^i? S Young Used FORD PICKUP - 1673. V6 eulo 736-2764 »J«- • peeeanga loeded. VOLVO WAOON 1676 - 2*6OL baleaan 7*6pm 642-1266. '00,000 * ml., rune g d, greet SUBARU 16*0 ne good 6375 or beet oiler 4 door, good oond TOVOTA CtLICA - IBM OT > NV MrM CHEVETTI 1676 - Oood oond Lift-Deck AM/FM elereo ceoeet- SK?°'Sff" ^ Cars 61000 or beat offer 610-1116. C£»24.7167 10 AC P6/PB etwee corZi FORD FM0 1*77 — 12' boa. Colt 466-1621 HONDA CIVIC — 1676 g?' 11.000 mi. e>c cond Muet eon PONTIAC CATMINA 1676 - CBIn interior 67000. Call Jeff W» COtn/IRTI*LE BUO - For Sale CHEW VEOA - 1676. runa wee. 6600 of beet oner 64.000 ml. Dree 1 yoer old 3 4cyt.4epead •57 0S64. or 646-2673 1676. IH oond Low mlleeae feel. 64000 Cell after 6 pm aome body ruet Aaklng 6400 261-1036 oiler 3 pm SaoloHar c*lTe42-o464 TBlfij I!*?™ "*•** 4 year TRIUMPH TR7 1676 - em/fm roonolocklop COM 542-6066^ Cell 264-7266 HONOA CIVIC 167* — 4-epd . 2- VW SUPER BEETLE 1671 - 47 Shr*w6bury Ava OMC SUBURBAN '•"Ji "000 rnnee. Moke greet VW *UO IBTO - 1671 Super Hsd Bank, 747-0301 1.000 ml 6700 Of CHEW IMPALA - 1666. 307 en- AM/FM teeeane new urea. 61600 or neereol offer Con gine Auto.. 4 dr aedan Good bfefee 1 elter.wor Seml-oulo 60S over-hauled eng needa 10 redlele. 2 ell aiaaone Battery. HONOA CIVIC HATCHBACK - PONTIAC LCMANS 1673-2 jean M SuMMr'd Setae. Hwy MECHANIC SPECIALS - 1677 ehecka, eiheuot 6500 or beatoi- door very good cond be completed 61508 nog cell 660. Aulo.. A/C. AM/FM mill 767-1M1. efler 2 Aak loT>ai rn Auto* for 5.1* 1300 Autot lor Sal* •alejr*. or can owner 767-7361 Ford Econollne Ven 6 1671tor 672-6116 H elereo lac. oond 46.000 ml. Dodge T radeeman 200 ven Cell TRAV1L TRAH.tR 16 - CHEW NOVA - 1671, new bet- "0. 4«6-4if6; MM BIRO - 16*1. 36 L-V6. 6-S p m 741-1222. lory Peaaed Inapecuon. Needa PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1671 — lof- Konwood«eetom atereo. loeded TRAIL DUSTER 16*6 tew aeetoovofa. S326 767-7166. HORNET - 1*77. 4 dr . hatoh- imue 400 4 apd p/a. p/b. 414 12700 Mual Ball 2 noon 6 on Aaklng 61400 Cell Don 7M — Moo CHffW IMPAtA - 1171. $678 or HUNDERBIRD 1077 — man ffSU'1 *"""• ° 300 Autos for Sal* •Ml cMm. Aulo, air CM CJ6 - 1677 Oroy AM/FM POWTIAC 1673 — runa good aiC running cond . 12300 firm DASH DOWN aft 71-4511 SfMr • o 6 Ireek 67.000 meao. 4- naada wort, rouble Iranopor- Call 741-7466 Of 220-6123 tth 1674 DOME COLT d wheel drive 1 apeed 106 6 cyleWOn $400. Can 747-014* for Chria Marahait E.O.-nlmlJJJ. - HEW IMPALA — 1SS4. 4 or Now Ounatp Dune Rover brae 220 Wanted aell 6*6*6 542-62*6 300 Autos lor Sal* 300 Autos lor S.lc 161-6660 Automotlv AMC SPORT ABOUT WAOON — JEEP - 1676. CJ 7. eac cond . wt »or USED CARS - fop J676 6 cyl Auto PS Redio 6 *& a isur* ™*oeded wflh enree Cell eater peld ecnwaru Chryalef- heeler 56.000 ml Oood running HRYSLER FullCORPOBy lootfA a1676 - 47-1714 I .AY MOTORS Aytnouttv 141 w From Si. Hod lenoau aroof Brand KITBON CHEVROLET CO •on* 747-0717 " l4")0 SHORE MOTORS 642-1000 AMC SPIRIT 1M0 HATCHBACK 2M Auto Insuranet) - 6 cyl aulo. JVC om/lm CHRVSLIR -Ue Boron. 1676. LABRKXA MOTORS ALL AUTO* rilo. one cond 27.000 eulo. P6/PB,,»ir Oood oond.. SprlnyaRd ' Mr Auto Inourence >3H» Call 264 5533 60.000 ml, AUlno 63000 Co* 741-2411 AoLowAe*66Down 642-S*66/O¥OoO¥Oo7 7 Monlnly Peymente AMC AMBASSADOR — HAS THI CARS! \ FOR AN a/a, p/b. a'c ant/ CIRCLEICHEVROLELEIfc T 711 Hwy 36 Shrewabury Shrowebury Shrewobury M50 Call Oavo 747.4111 Ive- Coll 7474000 150 N.w Volvos in Stock! • INVENTORY CLEARANCE AMC GREMLIN X 1673 — 3 :ORVETTE 1B77 - burgundy LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — PHOENIX BROKERAGE ipood manual Irene Aa la 6500 wllh aeddle Inl very cleon Bill BUM model Oood OF OLYMPIC PROPORTIONS Pemoue lor low coal aulo A cycla V Opal otter Call 264-6716 56.000 ml rtee all opllom Aok- Ineurance. now opon on route 3S ig 66600 Coa Chrla 767 6646 7.7--2.27*100 C" — ' WHY WAIT? Mlddletown (No of McDonalda] AMX 1M6 CLASSIC - (MM. reokdaya oner 6 or aroekonde NEW 1984 SUBARU Gl WA60N for froa quoia call pe/pb. auto ern/tm, inyHmo LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1*7* Rl 35 Mlddletown 6711101 .Town Coupe. 1 owner. Mini. SUCT • Don't Settle! M SI'! WMta. < cyl auto tram nan rack t •rood SI Shrowa 544.1*01 CUTLASS SUPREME - 1676 I- 12.000 ml Leather upholeter Union met. F/awit oW Drew AtVTM raW HI 36 Koypon 2*4-3067 dr coupe. V-6. auto PS/PB Oereged 67500 Can 741-11** «nn I ipaekari. tint glau. «g clock. rtckriMi A STAR IS BORN... "iM/FM elereo. Roily wheota from Duel* ten. inter ctrpeT. at! be) ramii •tto »4JM0 566-2I6J LINCOLN — 1*76. Mark IV. fuHy "35 Cloan Used Volvos Ol nenopalrrlaa puKWOM LW 270 Auto Sarvlca*/ looded Pow aun roof Muot aool Parts CYCLONE 1671 — Ml 622O0 of ban offer Call wlend. pe/pb. pood running 5*6-6356 ot 563-6227 • PLUS * OUR PRICE: $7589 • aaklng 6700 Cell 406-2667 •..tract mon raederthlp by piec- MTSUN B210 1676 — Match YOU SAVE: $765 16kS6 TRUCK TIRE ng a STAR at the top and/or 4 apeed. em/fm, now Never ueed Bottom oi your ad For detail*), --0. eihauel. 6 redieia RTQUL*R LIST PRICE ON DEALEH IN Call 717.7614 call ihe Daily RaglMar CliaHfled 1.000 ml. 61160 Cell 747-6627 Dapartmenl. M2-1700 MERCEDES SSNZ 300 TD - STALLED ACCESSORIES WITH ANY CHEW 3 SPEED IATSUN 210 1660 - 64.000 TranamloBlon only HuBluee elebo.n waaon. parted PURCHASE OF A NEW IN STOCK SUBARU • Moo. 6 • cond. muet /O 620 jond Calll tee 747-«2S6 *Pr*s*nt this ad lor discount. Offer *xplr*s Joe after 5pm 671-1614 • 12400 MERCURY ORAND MARQU1* - ONE YEAR GUARANTEE! Aug. 25. 19(4. AUDI 6000 • 1664 — OH power 1676 One owner Loedod Excel- CMEVELLE 1666 auto, Irene., aun roof, lootnor Int, IATSUN 240 Z CLASSIC 1673 - lent oondWon Inalde 6 out. Bool 80 MO. FINANCING! For part* 10.000 mHoa Coll ovoo. 6 wood* abullt high porformenoe eng . 5 YEAR UNLIMITED MILEAGE WARRANTY AVAIL. ende 646-6664 oflar over 62600 Cell 646-4477 Call 767-4374or 767-1744 nany new perta. too many entree ASK FOR DETAILS. ENGINE - Bulck 465 rebuilt. lUOl COUPE - 1662 MOUIIIO > Mat E.c cond. P DOE VAN 1671 — Qood HARLEY DAVIDSON 1*71 good cond Muot eell. going beck cond . new pone, eemt-cuetom- •^A^ 201/542-5900 mum*™ SPORTSTER — UJmmer frame echool Beet oner Cell lied. peneled. ineuloted. MONARCH 1S76 - Dented In Frteie e«om*e leaat 4 ¥V leoe ON chrome, ebeolulely mint Muet carpeted am/rm. 61400 or beet accident Oood engine, new ei 528-7500 nmn eeel Call 642-5114 offer Cell 542-4000 Okl 267 eek nauel eyaMm. 6276. Cell BMW - 1600. 1SSS. very tore BUI Sera 161-1427 JOHY'I # 1, VOiVO AGKNCY Uaa.MWlat tM-t Man.Pit 6-4:10 Mon*Frl II, *el »» 1«0 HONOA 245 MAONA 16*1 - Rune well Neede body work Black, back reel, ang guarde 6600 Cell 666-2673 XDDOE OMNI 1676 — M.00O MUSTANG 1*76 hwy pope 65700 ml {letting IMW 1676 6*01 - aun.oof, it. 4 apeed. very good cond , 16 Ootd. beet offer dhrorood. muet eoll 61666 Cell julo . air, p/e. p/b. new radiala. il per gallon, em/fm elereo 672-6262 or 264-6121 6*6-2666 Of 646-4040 am/lm cseeetle 64600 Call caeaette. now ilree Aeklng MU6TANOI11*74 561-2601 62200 Muel aelll Cell 671-5441 A8KINO 61100 HONDA 600 1676 — In good 671-6411 oond with nolmot 6500 or boat SUHLER S UTTER INC CALL 671-1266 Offer. Coll 767-7647 hCh "*~ X)DOE CHARGER 1672 — 616 MUSTANO 1*70 - Fealbeck. 6 HONDA 1661 - dirt Dike CR-60 . aulo. trana., e/e. p/b, p/e, cyl, aponi 2000 In reatoraoon, .. OOmlNewanowlirae 6650 raceipte for elf now pane. 6660 BUICK LIBABRI 1N1 — 4 dr Call 741-4*66 limited edition, air. elereo. tin. Colt 462 6013 me oond 30,000 ml. 1*660 XXXM 024 ISM — p/a. p/b, MUSTANO CONVERTIBLE 1*66 47-4111 da»a/T67-«*17 aval VC, am/fm atereo 6 much - 100H original 61.000 Ongmel HONDA •ore 37.000 milea 63605 Can muea Owned by 76 year ok) NCW JERSEY S f 1 VOLUME •UtCK MIQAL 1077 - Pi/pb. 121455 ledy 102 Aulo P6/PB Strong A/C, tm alarao 61.000 ml Aak- engine tuned Cerb robuMI Nice HONDA DEALER ng laiOO Call 4B6-2.W7 DOME COMONIT ISM Rl 6. FroahoM Oood cond., S300 from end Black bucketa. Interior lUICK 8KYHAWK — IBM. Call 767-1526 after 5 ' power lop. Neede frame work, 462-4661 M narao eataatta AC lid eeto but need HONDA - 1663. Shadow 2.000 DODOt CORONET 1SSS ml Mint cond Ellrae 61600 49,000 mlkM Oood condition tatOO Call attar e, tfi-TTBO Oood cond. 6100 CoBNKkbotwoon6-3 741-1317 Call 767-1626 after 5 KAWASAK11660 1000 SHAFT - BUICK SKYLARK 1S76 — 231 MUITANO 16*0 — 26.000 ml., adult rlddon. only 550 mlloa. o.c i Vfl, good llraa. Cna runt DOOOE — 1673 A/C. caiailla alereo new redl- oond Mual aoll only 61760 Call jooo A carls drlvMbt*. H00 or Low mlleeae Rune good) ele. exc cond. Baal offer. Call 4660006 »aat offaf Call 7|7-347| oiler 6 p m 222-56*6; weekday. 544-1637 After 6 670-4743. KAWASAKI 760 LTD - 1661 BUICK SKYLARK — IBM. M00 Oood running condition >OOOE CHALLENOER 1<72 - MUBTANO - 1676 Auto •on drive oood condition 00 HIPor Auto. PB PS 61600 Call altar 6. 767-0131 Call 671-0053 •Sin. AC. AM/PM elereo I imlnum mega Oood body to Very clean 70.000 KAWASKI - 1676. KZ6S0. runa BUICK 8KYHAWK 1S7Q — Whil* eda aiheual. minor engine 62600 2*4-6611 won 61000 or boat oflar rad valour Intarior. 46.000 work 767-6653 767-2627 altar 5 Ath for Polo A/C. im/lm llarao. flood MLWTANO 1*70 KAWASAKI 440 LTD 1061 - ond AahlngtSOOO. 264-4634 or KkC cond.. 6 eilraa Only 526 204-4000 SSimSo The Lease King ml Aaklno 61350 or boat oftar BUICK REOAL - 1074. 360 V6. Don't Settle For Coleflerspm 767-6166 Call 646-5261 6-5 or 741-0631 AM/FM oaaaatta. graphic aqual- MUSTANO CONVERTIBLE liar Oood -manor Naada body W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E M7 6-cyl 3-epd atlck N work 4 Inipactlonlrontand Ath- Sell your cor. truck of van the iree Decent body. Rune a KAWASKI - 1677. KX 126. r ttWO Call767-13M, proloeelonal way Call Lou owner of woll-meintelned Eckert. SUHLER i BITTER China New pleton A rlnge Rune UICK 1671 - 4 door. 63,000 HRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, OLDS CUTLASS 1*7* — 66.000 19MdiVETTE Jf$4 CITATION etrong Mual eell 6550/beel pe/pb, A/C. A.I cond.. ori H-SOOO ml loadad 62JO0 laoownt con- 2 door coupe. 16 Mre 2B4X. 4 cvandar engine. offer 264-6106 owner, quit driving ~" NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER dllMn CaH 767-0116 T t aeaw e**m at wjwjeweM eeaa dem -m •mkii •sm manual reok 6 aMon aleeflag. manual brekee. QMBM '6J6aV 16*aT»(h7e> ffCFfl06V #j|10*1 fa» TtJa TI aanaK ng 3*6-2614 CM, wMef Mm rtaja, «OM aaaM aeelt. Sat. aa»sp>. "6-i aaien.eMia6jareSw* erat m LTD "KAWASAKI 1*62 - Mini OLOtMOBlLE CUTLASS SU- , SUCH 6464. In Mock •wmm—K fm aw* aTixe mm tm m' oond.. burnt red. 2 ml. Aaklng lUICK LE SABRE - 1662. air. PRIME 1*61 - V6. completely 6*e*A. mamok. UatPtiui 66611 61600 Cell 767-6550 _ tin. pow_. jwindowe Stereo Id »akmg 6*000 Cell USTER 1673 - 6 cyl. runa 264-4662 Of 672-1004 MOTOR CVCLE VZ-60. 1662 greet. 20 mpg on regular gee. $3446 t«c oond Herdly rlddon dor. "fe^^ieilpipo. 6760 Call OLDS CUTLASS - 1677 6 cyl 2 all 671- -6566 iUICK SKYLARK — 1076. 1 dr. Lendeu roof AM/FM. AC p*r wood mm E«c cond Mutt aall. Neede ooerheuce Cell Suaan USKI 16*0 56b~OSL - e.c 20-0204 ALCON FUTURA 1664 - 6 cyl. 2*4-4166 61200 or beet offer oond.. 1.000 ml. 2 helmela vetv clean, needa engine. 6500 cover, roll ber. flbergleee. carry ADILLAC SEVILLE 1976 — OLD* DELTA 66 - 1675 ceee 61200 or beat offer Cell JompleMaly loadad, runa A looht •600 or beat offer 1984 CAMARO 222-1061 wookdeye arler 4 oood. 13500 or baal oflar Call IAT-SPYDER- Convertible. altaflerSpm otlCeewja, 26 »e. V6. "Mweaj tmrnnmm ao» ^87-0473 I apeed. wllh hard lop 4650002 SUZUKI 1662 08 1100 £ 'OOd cond 6660 741-6626 tat aaa> ven **w* ma trawl uvfV akraa 3*00 ml., muet eell. AWL LAC — 1083. low ml Exc OLOSMOSILEI.73LSBI w iMw, IBV afejak. raw ejakv pet fiewi neaHa 62100 Cell 465-2375 cond «10OO 882-0407 or AT STATION WAOON — 1676 Full power, rune good imt iiaetae am »««» i»r^»foex »mm.mi fmn » mm AM i 661-0407 lean Exellont running con- iSnJ SUZUKI OS 76OL 1661 - uood 1 lion 6»» llrm Coll 22*-21M. S226 Cell 261-6*4* ooooooon. . ggoogood conodd . with aatraa «MLLAC COUPE" DE VILLE - 5 6 7 pm. OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME — * AaklnAkl g 66,506505000 CalC l2 264-4966 2 or 1062, 26,000 mllat. Laathar ln- 1676 Limited edition. 2 Dr Sil- SPORT SPIDER 1674 ver/block Aulo PS/PS/PW AC $4062 31 672-18004 ONV — am/fm caaa New paint AM/FM ceaaene Mual aeel SUZUKI TS1S0 - 16*0. top. 5 epd men Very good 63200 671-1640 Aek lor Bryan ^W iaaT pax W**k Undor 160 ml Slua Mual aall iDILLAC Coupe do Vine 1671, ond 62400 Cell 741-3627 Aaklng 6615 or boat offor aunrool, many OMtrea. peeeed In- OLDSMOBILE SB 1676 All Co" 741-6667 apecllon rune great 61000 AT SPYDER — Convertible, 176 Rod 6 speed. Good Cond powor. eun rool SUZUCKI - 1661. modol OS iM/FM ceeeotte 61650 Cell Can Chrle 264-6771 riwnui iliiika 6 brakev 16 tlKI cykoW 660O2. block, than drive 61300 IAMARO 1674 - 6 cyl. 66.000 00-1613 OLDBMOBILE - JuM broken In. angna. rear eetaaa »wj etaeeer. PnVUTlRU mm Coll Tom aflof 7- 672 0051 II. clean, rune very good. lop of the lino, 1*62 CuSaaa eaM maW erei w aaa key toare tte, AM raaX pa.feel ' IAT SPIDER CONVERTIBLE Calela All power, em/fm elereo. mar aaa, «nw, bench aaaL *ai. 6T7I6 In akaek LM VAMAHA 660 - Herllege 675 -- em/lm ceaootte. 5 MB •***•, »mw •*»• mm, pm Man «* Intermlnen wlpore 6 much more. Kte. rr tt*»*» •« •>'• Ln Mck UH apoclal. Low mlleo 61600 or Deal id. greet ahape. lota of tun. 26.000 ml. BBS, cond. Ian I offor Call 530-1137 offer 5 pm K> Call 747-6827 CAMARO 226-1660 mMMUc, purcneeed at 616.000 4 VAMAHA-ENDURO-17S - 1.700 PS'PB/PW ESPIP.IT 1661 - eoortltoed el 67600 Illnoee forcoe mlloa Including holmol « Covor AM/FM atereo caaeone 50.000 ml. AAlpin e BtOroo tape eete. muel bo aeon 657-0664. 6600 672-0616 Call 767-7514 d d 67500. Cell *68 60 * OLD* CUTLASS — 1671. 2-dr . II 2 VAMAHA YZ ?50 • 1677 6 1676 CAPRI - 1674..runa -many na» — Both In good cond . 6360 each pa/pb. auto.. 6/a Whitewall tlree. 1 pane -6350 642-6566 IREBIRD BE 1662 — 31.000 ml. battery, alternelor end water II SPECIAL Of both for 6600 Call 767-4707. rool. 305 V6 ang . meg wfioala. CARS UNDER 62.000 pumIpB 61100 264-6062 Call Our VAMAHA 250XT ENDURO-1660 Ma ovala. loeded »»Joo Mint KINQSLEY AUTO SALES cond Cell 563 552» OLDS OMEGA 16*4 - 2 mo old. 4O00 ml,. V6. 26 ml per , 1985 CORVETTE Laasa Manager 6650 or beet offer ORD FAIRMONT 1660 — very gallon, fully equlped plue ruel S COUPE S cyl.. auto. Iran*., pwr 61*ex. t brske*. 767-1740 after 5 CHEVY MALIBU 1676 — p/a eound proofing i point eeelent tntaflOf Loaded with op- VAMAHA 1661660 MAXIN p/b. air. exc cond Mual aell Paid It 1,300-aocrmc. 66705 lions NOT IN STOCK - With oalraa. 61600 63200 Cell Don 736-4662 own orcall 542-4663*4-7 pn 671-6654 CLARENCE DEAN Con 530-0062 ;;»75 ORDER NOWl CHEVY VAN~1663 ~— Seeta 7 OLOS REOENCY 66 1*76 — let for family or commutera ORD PINTO WAQON — 1673 80 Mo Clotexl End Lea*. VAMAHA 660 SPECIAL - mag B Loadad. Interior lunurloua a For All Your Leasing Needa whoela. 5 epd . new reer tire iuah Int anow tiraa. Ski reck i2.000 mllat Original owner lerw good, pe/pb/pw. 6 wey chain A battery Beet offer Cell AM FM eloroo ceaa Cell ell melnlalnod 1116* power eeete. new engine 6 Irena. 642-3666 2-1656 642-2664 1 yyea r eggo .bogh g t no o CHEW SUBURBAN 1063 - Ing 111ft *6*4 281 Mopada Partially reolored. work not com- ORD EXP 1662 - A/C. ^-^•isas.7^r- plete Runa oood Aaklng $50O u eound. TRX/elumlnum, OPEL 1600 — 1675 MUST SELL - Puoh 1676. Mm- leck/bleck. immaculate 63666. Ejoaaant condition luk moped Excellent cond Aek- Cell 261 5611 AM/PM Aulo 6600 — WE ALSO LEASE — ing 6260 Cell 642-63*7. after 6 3HEVY MONZA 1»78 - 4 cyl. M32M CM 264-0010 •WRCCDtTS^KIO_-_T0YOTA — OATSUN — HONOA — AUDI — pm eulo . p/a. 45,000 ml Vary good ORO PINTO - 1674 Aulo PACER - 1*76 2 door New II PUCM NEWPORT II - rod. condition 62600 Call 74/- (263 Needa trantmiaaion work Aak- epd. turn elgnale Immeculet CHEVY CHEVELLE - 1670 V6 lng 6150 Can efler 6 pm condition 6225 Celt 671-0667 I angina red Stupendout idlllonl 61000 llrm Call lor PARK CHEVROLET 290 Trucks A urlher Into 566-7567 FORD TORINO - 1674 Selee-Leeelng-Servlce-Perte Rune well Rl 66. Neptune 775-1212 ' lusTAb04rt~Our Buy toe* Option* Traitors CHEVY VAN 1675 — C10. V6. 6300 Firm PEUOEOT-SAAB OF WALL CHEW S10 SPORT - Aulo VC. radio. 3 apeed, good cond 261-2356 or 672-6067 Hwy 36. Manaaquon cyl. PS/MB, 21.000 ml Pueh end 1500 Cell 226-7343 Can be 1201) 446-6050 eon anytime ORD PINTO WAQON — 1674 roll bara Tonneeu cover AM/FM i/C. original 46.000 milea Nice PINTO 1672 - Oood fane 6200 etereo ceeeette Chrome epol looking, good Irana 6700. or 1676 V6 Chevy eng. (rebuilt) with Can efler 610 pm 676-13)4 HEVY VAN 1677 - CIO. 1-beat otter 261-3714. cuatomlted. very clean. 4 epd Irene Over M00 work put CHIVY PICK UP 1665 - 6 cyl, oood Urea 6 paint, am/tm caaeei- ORD VAN — 1674. Oood run. in poreonalty. eecnfloe. 6550 Tlw Call 542-1000 6' bed. neede clutch. 6150. 1665 te Flral 63200 lekee It Call Ing condition Body good con- Call evaa. 767-16*6 Dodge Den 6160 Call 261-2267 Illton Oood rubber Beat offer PINTO WAOON 1*74 aver 6650 Cell 465-4730 Loan-A-Rang«r CHEVY CHIVELLE— 1*6* Needa wort. 6100 CHEVY STEPSIDE 1660 - Aulo Oood tranaponatton ORD COUNTRY SOUIRE STA- Co) after 6; 7*0-42*6 tor immeOiete credn approval wnoel drive automatic, A/C many 6600 or boat offet ION WAOON - 6 Peee . e/c PINTO 1674 eitfoe Con 646-6764 Cell 291-2632 ie/pb 75.000 milea Runa greet. • 100 6600 657-0521 CHEVY PICKUP — 1071 With IHEVROLET IMPALA - 1677 4 Call 261-4*52 cop. Muat aofl duo to deetfi in oor aeden. auto PS/PB. radio ORD VAN — Fully customised. PLYMOUTH FURY 1671 — I family Now engine, urea. 350 big ihow winner, very unique look- door. pa. A/C. low mllee Aaklng Mock. Meny now perte EicoHon! vehicle. 62000 or beet offer 6350 of beet offer Neoda minor ) 261-4276 work Call 642-6206 efter 210 CHEVY.1074 C-20 - ti ten. V6. HEVY M0N2A 2 OR WAQON ORO LTD 1674 - good con pm Auto P8/PB. AF/FM. Mechan- 676 — 3 2 liter, auto , V6. A/C lltBn. rune well. p/e. p/b. Mr.PLYMOUTH OUSTER 1675 - Rl. 36. EATQNTOWN 542" 1000 Icalty good, body felr 6550 or pa/pb redio. 36.000 milea E.c 62.000 mllee. juat peeeed inepec- 65.000 ml AC. PS. 6 cyl Exc beet offer 466 0465 oond 63600 Call 741.3660 1650 Call 747-6776 cond 51250 Cell 747-6023