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Vol. 107 No. 263 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 MONDAY, MAY 6, 1985 25 CENTS INSIDE Reagan's Bitburg visit is brief

SPORTS "The horror cannot outlast the hope," the lipped, their hands on the flowers before meeting at Bonn that ended Saturday. BITBURG, West Germany (AP) — Presi- president said there — his message to those them. In the town of Bitburg, supporters waving dent Reagan, making i determined gesture who accused him of ignoring the Nazi A bugler played, "I Had a Comrade," the little American flags lined the streets, but of reconciliation against • backdrop of horrors. German equivalent of "Taps." Then both they were overshadowed by Jeering demon- protest, led an austere wreath-laying cer- Reagan, in one of the most controversial walked over to shake hands with a group of strators from the United States, France, emony yesterday at the small military acts of his presidency, spent only eight spectators, including German Army Col. West Germany and 14 other countries. cemetery here that holds gravestones of minutes In silence at the Kolmeshohe Berthold von SUuffenberg, whose father, Many of the protesters were students German war dead and SS troopers. Cemetery in Bitburg with West German Claui, was executed for trying to as- wearing the yellow, six-pointed Star of To mute the storm of protest arising from Chancellor Helmut Kohl on a dank, gray sassinate Hitler. Then the two leaders got David that their forebears were forced to his homage at the graves of Nazis, Reagan d«y- . in their limousines — two minutes ahead of wear during Hitler's repression spent an earlier hour at a concentration Neither spoke. Soldiers carried two schedule. "My brother's blood cries out to me from camp where 90,000 Jews and gentiles were wreaths of brightly colored flowers to the Reagan looked tired following two days of the grave," read one protest banner. put to death by Adolf Hitler's 12-year base of a slate tower. Close by two SS meetings with the leaders of seven indus- Before Reagan arrived, police armed with dictatorship gravestones, the two leaders stood, tight- trial democracies at an economic summit See REAGAN, Page 2A Holocaust butchery recalled

•y MUjmOO MACHADO The Register FREEHOLD - The Polish Jew cried in silence as he was forced to bury his grandmother, whom he had just seen shot and killed by a Nazi SS soldier. Only moments before, the 15-year-old lifted his shovel in a futile attempt to kill the executioner. The soldier aimed his rifle at the youth for another kill. But a German civilian engineer pushed the gun, which blasted off into the afternoon air. A young life was saved in Central Poland, October 1942 - the Nazis needed healthy young men for slave labor camps. By the end of the war, the Nazis had murdered his parents, his brother, two Winners sisters, and more than 70 other relatives. They were among 3 million Polish Jews Both the Mete and the Yankee were exterminated. winners yesterday. The Mets, who v Rabbi Eli Fishman, 57, survived the trail the Cubs by a ? game, donwed holocaust. He came to the United States in the Red,3-2, while the Yankees I860, two years after he became a rabbi. He topped the Royals, 6-2. now lives in Freehold with his wife and four children, and serves at the Congregation of IB the Agudath Achim there. "He should never have gone," said the Rabbi said of President Reagan's visit STATE yesterday to the Bitburg Cemetary in Germany to lay a wreath where 2,000 AIDs law considered German soldiers, including 49 SS men, are buried. AIDs victims who knowingly spread "1 am for full reconciliation with the new the disease through sexual contact Germany ... But the president does not seem should be jailed and lined up to to understand the difference between a $100,000 for imposing a 'death German soldier and a SS man. The German penalty' on others, says one New soldiers were just fighting for their country. Jersey lawmaker. THE REQISTER/CARL ANDREWS The SS men were the instrument of evil — plain and simple murderers, murderers, 4A MEMORABILIA FROM THE PAST - Rabbi Eli FIshman as a prisoner of the Germans during World War II. Rabbi murderers." looks over memorabilia he collected during the time he spent FIshman told of the horrors of the Holocaust yesterday. See HOLOCAUST, Page 2A NATION Challenger returning Challengers astronauts have made their final runs, fired the space shuttle Lautenberg at 2 cemeteries out of orbit and and are hurtling towards California where they are military cemetery in Belgium. graves of two Christian and one HENRI-CHAPELLE, Belgium At the same time, a delegation Jewish soldiers from New Jersey. expected to make a high-speed (AP) — New Jersey Sen. Frank landing at noon today. from the Simon Wiesenthal Center A total of 297 New Jersey men are Lautenberg and rabbis from Cali- in Lot Angeles accompanied U.S. burled at Henri-Chappelle. The 5A fornia made separate visits yester- Ambassador to Luxembourg John names of 11 others whose bodies day to U.S. military cemeteries in E. Dollbteis, who placed a wreath are missing are engraved on a Belgium and Luxembourg to mark at the U.S. Military Cemetery near monument. their opposition to President Re- Luxembourg City. A total of T,M» American agan's presence at a West German Lautenberg, who had visited the soldiers are buried in Henri- military graveyard. Calculating murder German concentration camp of Chapelle, most of them killed Americans generally have a one- "Today we missed toe president Dachau on Saturday, flew here during the Battle of the Bulge In to be in an American cemetery," yesterday on a private plane. He December 1944. in-133 chance of being murdered in said Democrat Lautenberg, after 'an entire lifetime' and black men was accompanied by Polish-born "These boys resting here are the laying wreaths on the graves of Morris Glass from Randolph, N.J., real victims of the Nazis," stand a one-in-21 chance of being three New Jersey soldiers buried a survivor of the Dachau and Lautenberg said. "It is very sym- ASSOCIATED PRESS slain, this according to a government with 7,9M other Americans at study just released. Auschwitz death camps. bolic- SOLEMN TRIBUTE — Sen. Frank Lautenberg is shown at the Henri-ChapeUe, the largest U.S. Lautenberg lay wreaths on the See LAUTENBERG, Page 2A Henri-Chapelle military cemetery in Belgium yesterday. M

WORLD Task force to recommend pay increases for women employees working 40-hour weeks. the Civil Service Commission. The com- other minorities. Soldiers quell riots NEWARK, (AP) - A task force created The proposal could cost the state about f5 mission then studies the precise costs of the The newspaper reported that the 21- At least 1,000 South African soldiers to study pay inequity among state em- million. recommendations and forwards them to the member task force, composed of union and police have sealed off and ployees will propose that some underpaid Legislature, which can either reject or representatives, legislators and busi- The panel is scheduled to publicly release occupied a black township in the females receive a S percent wage increase. accept the proposals nessmen, is divided on the issue. its findings during a meeting on Wednesday, eastern Cape province to defuse The Task Force on Equitable Compensa- Among the lower paying jobs with salary but the Star-Ledger of Newark reported its The group is in Its first six months of a rioting which has already claimed tion will recommend wage increases for the ranges, listed by the panel, are clerk, 18,123- recommendations in Sunday's editions. three-year study of ways to adjust salaries lowest paid Job titles in state government, 110,962; laundry worker, 18,448-111,398; and three lives. The task force was established by the of employees in traditionally low paying job including clerk*, building maintenance helper, J9.4O2-I12.7O0. 5A workers, housekeepers and food service Legislature, and is to submit its finding! to titles dominated by women and blacks and INDEX Kean returns $500 campaign contribution to Tonti return the campaign donation, which was jury in 1972 on charges of extorting more propriate and we did in this case," said John HUM I reportedly made Dec. 19, 19(4. than 1200,000 from Parkway contractors, he Samerjan, campaign press secretary. BRIDGE » TIM Register "I think it's silly, honestly," said the pleaded guilty to one count of extortion and BUSINESS 61 He said the contribution had Initially NEW YORK - D. Louis Tontl, a former former executive director of the New Jersey served 20 months in prison. "slipped through" the campaign's screening CLASSIFIED J Holmdel resident who spent nearly two Highway Authority. "I'm really amazed. I Although a Democrat, he said he con- COMICS » process." Only after The Record of years in prison for committing extortion can't always predict what's done by people tributed to the Republican governor's cam- Hackensack Informed campaign officials of CROSSWORD « while a top state official, said over the in public life who are especially sensitive." paign on the request of a "dear friend." the source did they did decide to return It. ENTERTAINMENT M weekend he was surprised by the decision of Tontl was the Highway Authority's rank- Tonti declined to name that friend. HOROSCOPE 10» Gov. Thomas H. Kean's campaign to return ing officer from 1954 to 1971 and oversaw the A spokesman for Kean said the campaign Tonti, who was known as D. Louis while LIFESTYLE H» a 1600 contribution. development of the Garden State Arts returned the fSOO contribution after learning living in New Jersey, made the donation MAKE A DATE M Reached at his home here, Tonti said be Center in Holmdel. of the donor. under the name Divo L. Tontl and listed his MOVIES •» was unaware of the choice last week to After being indicted by a federal grand "There are-sources we consider inap- address here, The Record reported. OBITUARY 7» OPINION U SPORTS II RN's, GN's, LPN's, Aides. Explore Classified Advertising.. Remember Mother WlUa Flowen... Directory of Florists YOUR TOWN U Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! the opportunities. See the Nurs- Gets results! Call 542-1700. and a subscription to The Register See today's Obituary Page. Read the Help Wanted columns In ing/Medical Directory In today's today's Classified section. Classified section. >Y. MAY 6, 1965 Ih. it. more than a brutal end to a short "One was dug up on the insistence life. We do not believe in collective of the widow," ShulU said "And Related stories, guilt." they found that that SS was buried in n the uniform of a concentration campN Reagan said the cemetery con- inmate. PEOPLE Continued from Pag» 1A pages 4A, 5A tained the graves of 48 SS men Most newt accounts, and a physical count "He had been executed," ShulU riot gear scuffled for five minutes by an Associated Press reporter, said, "because he refused to execute honorary deputy, said the boy people." bluffed his way through the rescue in with 200 demonstrators, who Following the wreath-laying at previously had put the number at 49 Bitburg, Reagan drove to the nearby Even before the existence of the March and "in all likelihood ... saved chanted, "Never again." There were Peter Sommer, an aide to Re- no arrests. U.S. air base. Standing before U.S. SS graves at Bitburg was known, every one of those people's lives ." agan's National Security Concil. said Back at Bergen-Belsen, 220 miles infantrymen in combat fatigues and Reagan's decision to lay a wreath at the Berlin Documents Center, a to the north, after Reagan left, 50 German soldiers wearing red berets, a German cemetery set off an Turtle dove hunting demonstrators, mostly American he addressed the concerns he had records agency established after uproar of protest. World War II, put the number of SS The storm intensified with the LESPARRE, France (AP) - Jews belonging to the New York aroused. City-based International Network of "Some old wounds have been graves at 41. disclosure that among the 2,000 Brigitte Bardot led a band of graves were those of men of the SS, environmentalists to this area of Children of Holocaust Survivors reopened, and this I regret very To show that men must not be were allowed in. much, because this should be a time judged by the uniform they wore, which administered Hitler's at- southwest France on yesterday in an tempted extermination of the Jews attempt to stop an annual turtle dove "Never until today has anyone of healing," he said, but be added Secretary of State George P. ShulU dared to use these graves as part of that God - not be - had judged the said In an interview Sunday on CBS- in the camps and in occupied hunt. territories. Dove hunting is a passion locally. an attempt to rehabilitate the SS," deeds of the men buried there. TV's "Face the Nation" that one of From a few peasants who trapped said Menachem Rossnaaft, who was One of the SS troopers was a boy the SS soldiers burled at Bitburg was Criticism accelerated further the birds with nets in the old days, born in the small camp set up for of 15, a conscript, Reagan said, and executed by his own side and buried after he said both murdered civilians it has developed into a traditional survivors of Bergen-Belsen after its "There were thousands of such in a prisoner's uniform for failing to and German soldiers were equally May event for shotgun-armed hunt- liberation in IMS. soldiers to whom Naiiism meant no carry out orders to kill. victims of Nazism. ers from all over the country. The hunt was scheduled to start Monday. "I said I would come. I came." Miss Bardot told about 400 demon- Holocaust — Lautenberg strators gathered in the main square ContlniMd from Pans 1A In Bitburg, West Germany, which them on this 40th anniversary," be Frank Sinatra of this town of 4,000 people. She Continued from Pag* 1A added. "So long as tales are told and visited several blinds used by hunt- President Reagan visited briefly on At the cemetery in Luxembourg, a Sunday with West German words have meaning, for so long will ers, but police barricades prevented crowd of 390 people, including local Fishman said he feels "we should Chancellor Helmut Kohl. Reagan freedom-loving people everywhere her and her entourage from coming religious leaders, anti-Nazi reslsters Sinatra helping church give (the president) full support said he accepted Kohl's invitation to bleu the memories of these noble into contact with any hunters. and former concentration camp when he is right. But we should also visit the cemetery, where 49 Nazi SS souls who cleansed God's earth of "When a tradition becomes prisoners joined the U.S. am- LONDON (APi - Frank Sinatra remind him and criticize him when troopers are buried, as a gesture of the scourge that was Nazi Ger- murder, it must be stopped," said bassador and the California del- is donating $12,000 to help restore a he Is wrong. He spoke very moving- reconciliation. many." Miss Bardot. who long has been an egation. church near the Houses of Parlia- ly. But It is the deed that counts. He "There was no confusion when ment, apparently because he just animal rights activist. Doliblois told Hier afterwards, has weakened the moral voice of the "Let there be no confusion," said these boys who are burled here took "There Is no confusion in my mind," quit smoking, a London newspaper Presidency. It is not a Jewish issue; Rabbi Marvin Hier, dean of the up their call and so let there be no reported yesterday. and asked the rabbi for a copy of his it is an issue of right and wrong." Simon Wiesenthal Center. "Those confusion now," said Hier. "These speech, saying be would send it to Columnist Chris Hutchins in the interred here in the American cem- men would have died in vain if the Sunday Mirror said the money is President Reagan. The rabbi, however, does not etery fought and died for the policies they sought to defeat were going to a fund to restore St. After the ceremony, the members believe, Jewish Americans will be principles of the Judeo-Christlan dignified or, God forbids, rehabili- Margaret's. Westminster, where Sir of the Simon Wiesenthal Center went vindictive because of the president's civilization. Those buried at Bitburg tated. Walter Raleigh is buried. to Bitburg to join a protest against visit. fought to end it." "Therefore we say today it is no Raleigh, the 16th-century ex- He was referring to the cemetery sin to protest this dishonor ... to Reagan's visit. plorer, is also remembered as the man who introduced the practice of He believes the president is sin- smoking tobacco, which he found in cere in his position that it was America, into England morally right to make the visit. But "It's a wonderful boost for us." by laying the wreath, the president Apollo Theater celebrates 50th House of Commons Speaker Bernard inadvertently contributed to the Weatherill. head of the fund, was revisions of the history of the quoted as saying holocaust, he said, alluding to con- NEW YORK (AP) - The Apollo peared on its stage, to the millions to sign autographs for city police. tentions by several scholars that Theater's ghost-haunted stage in of people who attended its shows and Dozens of Guardian Angels and some events during the holocaust Harlem has returned to its former to the entertainment industry which police officers kept the crowd Jane Fonda's reunion were exaggerated or never hap- glory, for at least one star-studded has been influenced by the innova- outside from mobbing their night. tions that occurred on the stage for favorites, including the Rev. Jesse TROY, NY (API - Actresi Jane five decades," Sutton said. Jackson, Democratic mayoral can- A spectacle of stars from the 1940s Fonda has returned to the Emma didate Herman "Denny" Farrell and "Never in history was there such through IMS appeared Saturday Cosby, replete in tuxedo and his Willard School for her 30th high Motown founder Berry Gordy Jr. an evil. The first murder in history night at the legendary theater to ever-present cigar, bantered with school reunion, saying she was the crowd during the taping. Outside, Harlem, located in upper Man- disappointed the nation's oldest was that of Caine during a rage of celebrate its 50th anniversary and jealousy. But the SS murders were the re-opening of its stage after 15 Mine 2,000 people collected in front hattan, has about 560,000 residents. girls boarding school now allows :>f the theater, applauding celebrities mostly black. If it was a separate smoking premeditated." months of refurbishing at a cost of Placido Domingo 110.4 million. as they entered and exited. English municipality, it would be America's Miss Fonda. 47. reminded students rock singer Boy George even stopped 22nd largest city. of the advantage of attending a A three-hour television special, to secondary school without boys Domingo plays poet be aired by NBC on May 19. was "You're not at all aware of it." taped during the Saturday night she said "But by attending school LONDON (AP) - Singer Placido The Register extravaganza. Hosted by BUI Cosby, Domingo, still wearing the open who appeared on toe Apollo stage in with 200 intelligent women you don't (ISSNI7S0-M91) have any doubts that a woman can shirt and breeches he wore to play PwOWM OyThi RK Bar* 1«jmt the early 1960s, the audience of 1,500 do anything." a French Revolution-era poet in the EMatowwo * '676 was treated to a rousing exhibition by JO** M COOh «« Manry Qa* Save This Ad! She helped celebrate the school's opera "Andrea Chenier." threw a M> OHO of gospel, rock-n-roll and lots of party for the 350-member staff of the On* Rcptl* Pl«t SFvmtfery N J Q77O' Motown soul. 171-year anniversary {2011 M2 «XX> Witch the Griffin Show Tonight Royal Opera House at Covent Gar- Brand Ofhcaa Little Stevie Wonder, who is not den Morvnouth Courtly Covrmowaa. lto»M5LSS you don't have to be Hero pets NBA card N J 07736 little anymore; Little Richard, more In 2 weeks" "Covent Garden is more like a l' round than little; the Four Tops; SHAWNEE. Okla (AP) - A 6- •>'•» <• anMtad •aciu«v««Y KMuWoiVN local Tom McCartney overweight If you re- family, " the Spanish-bom tenor said -*w» pr,rnarj ft\ ma naaapapar aa "ran aa a* At* nawa Wilson Pickett; Rod Stewart; U88NITH6 year-old boy who saved his mother Saturday night. "Everyone here otpatcnaa Gregory Hines and Patti LaBelle ally WANT to loos* and several other children from a Mvntoar o* rrta Amarican Nawapap* PufManan works to make life as easy as AMoc-ahon ma Awjrt Bwfaau o» Ocutatejtv rna Naw were among the most popular with weight and feel knife-wielding assailant by pointing jarwy *aaa tmocmon possible and I am very fond of it." SacorxcoJJ CUM poataga PM at nao Sam a; the black-tie crowd, most of whom an unloaded gun at the man has been He even forgave the staff for 35 O77C7C M PPuohanao oatty ••cap) Sal. Naw Vaari Day paid $1,000 a ticket for the benefit great Call me NOW given a life membership in the Mamor* Oar. July 4m labor Day. Tftar*aorv.'»g Day minutes of technical problems that ana C~«mai Uan >uOacnptona payaoa ao show to aid Ethiopia. and ask me HOW • National Rifle Association. earlier had delayed the start of the Former Manhattan Borough Max Ram Oa«y a 100% money back Two Frederick businessmen, both Umberto Giordano opera, first per- Tarm Da.'y Sunday Sunday President Percy Sutton. now chair- man ' '0 —* 74, jj tiiti ~~ members of the NRA. said they formed at La Scala in Milan in 1896 w man of Inner City Broadcasting and '3 5' Malta I 55/ *—* TO/ Mad 2 2S/ a«a» Herbal guarantee collected the funds from residents of Domingo's wife Marta said of her * yaar ' 45 *—* 65, «aah 2 10/ Man the primary mover behind the show, the southwest Oklahoma community uw 'ana *y couaga wuoantt ana mwttyy paraon- - m. 44-year-old husband: "When I mar- -*• - . of aoova 'am secured loans from toe city and state Nutrition to pay for Jimmy Roland's J1S0 ried him 23 years ago he was a nice Homa oahvaiy oy Camar — Qa*y and Sunday to extensively redecorate the Apollo, membership, presented Saturday »> 35 • «aa* Sunday only IS cans. OMy (X* 1 00 Ctllu young boy with a lot of enthusiasm S«va copy • Court* - Dany 29 cars tunday which for yean has been the AndW< Pottawalomie County Sheriff Paul and that was so wonderful. He still 40 cans epicenter of Harlem's folk life. Abel, who recently made Jimmy an POS-UASTEP. Sand addmaa oangaa » Tna Loss SWK8B is like that." Rao*w P O Boi 520 Bad Bank N J 07701 Sutton, in conjunction with 8 B Motown Records, helped arrange the 403 Hwy. 36, K*. show, the first of what be hopes will, S once again, make the Apollo a legend Could you us* titra 17 in the music business. W* arc >«king distributor* "This theater is legendary to the (or our wonderful product*. THE WEATHER thousands of performers who ap-

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Feasibility study sought RENTON — Assemblywoman Jacqueline Walker (D-Monmouth/Middlesex) has spon- Tsored a resolution in the joint Appropria- tions Committee that will Include in the budget (or the coming fiscal year a statewide feasibility study on emergency management. Walker, a member of the Joint Appropriations Committee and the sponsor of several pieces of legislation calling for emergency notification systems in order to provide the public with sufficient information in the case of emerg- encies, said the resolution would direct Mon- mouth County, through its office of Emergency Management, to be responsible for the preser- vation of life, property and mitigation before and after a disaster. "Recent incidences of accidental air emiss- ions from chemical plants in northern New Jersey, and devastating floods along the Atlantic Coast and along North Jersey rivers left the public in a general panic from lack of information on the nature of the accidents and whether they posed a health threat to the surrounding community," Walker said. "The Impact of disasters, whether natural or as the result of accidents, can be significantly reduced through a program of public education and an Improved warning system," Walker said The resolution would provide the private sector with clear-cut guidelines for preventing accidents, managing hazardous materials amd cooperating with emergency management per- sonnel. "The safety of the citizens of Monmouth County and the State of New Jersey would be greatly enhanced by a master plan for emerg- ency response for which the first step is a feasibility study," Walker said. An amount of $100,000 would be appropriated to the Department of Law and Public Safety to carry out the study. Red Cross course set THE BEQI8TER/OARL ANDREWS |HREWSBURY - The Monmouth County k Chapter. American Red Crou, is offering a FUND RAISER — Marchers walked 15 miles yesterday in a fund raiser for Israel. _ ecial cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR: "Race for Life") course for one day only, Saturday, June 1. CPR: "Race for Life" covers one-rescuer CPR for an adult victim. External cardiac compressions administered manually are alter- 700 raise $45,000 for benefit of Israel nated with mouth-to-mouth resuscitation in Bright and Fair Haven. walk were given to the hospital as the first representatives participated in the pro- RUMSON - About 700 persons yester- order to stimulate the natural functions of the of two installments to fund $120,000 for ject. day walked 15 miles through five munici- Approximately $45,000 was raised, ac- heart and lungs, to save a life. specialized equipment. palities in the 9th annual Shore Area Walk cording to Joel Whitman, Walk chairman. Other organizations that assisted in- A morning session will begin at 9 a.m., with Proceeds raised through sponsorship of an afternoon class meeting at 1:30 p.m. Advance For Israel. The Walk began at 10 a.m. and the last cluded the First Aid Squads of the individual walkers will go to the Rambam registration can be made by contacting the The walkers, supplied with food and walker finished at about 4:30 p.m., municipalities through which walkers American Red Cross Safety Services Office at refeshments by 200 volunteers, began and Medical Center in Haifa, Israel, to according to Whitman. passed, the Monmouth County Repeaters 741-3441. ended their 15-mile venture at Congrega- purchase neurosurgical, life-saving equip- The Walk was hosted by Congregation Association, and the Jersey Shore Chapter Students can sign up for either session; the fee tion B'nal Israel, Rumson, traveling ment. B'nai Israel, and fourteen other shore area of Chaverim, a worldwide HAM radio is 15, book included. The course will be through Oceanport, Long Branch, Sea Proceeds of $42,000 from last year's Temples and their Walk Committee organization. conducted at Red Crou headquarters, 830 Broad St., Shrewsbury. A CPR: "Race for Life" certificate is issued to the student at the successful completion of the course. Fort Monmouth to play role in new command Tour of France planned | 1NCROFT — A new program, designed by Electronics Command (CECOM) at Fort The new LABCOM will recommend developing the technology and providing ABELPHI, MD - Effective Oct. 1, I the Community Service Division of total technology investment strategy for the electronics and electro-optical 1985, the U.S. Army Electronics Research Monmouth are aa follows: kBrookdale Community College with Elaine — Atmospheric Sciences Laboratory at AMC, its parent command, and coordinate materiel needed to win on the battlefield. Barsn, associate professor, m odern language, and Development Command (ERAD- aU technology base effort* through tech- COM) will be converted in place to form White Sands Missile Range, NM. offers teeas aged 14 to 18 who have at least two nology demonstrations to ensure an inte- Brig. Gen. James C. Cercy, current the nucleus of a new command — the U.S. — Combat Surveillance and Target years language experience to hone language grated AMC program. ERADCOM commander, will assume Army Laboratory Command (LABCOM). Acquisition Labortory and Electronics skills and then use them by living in and touring command of LABCOM when it is ac- nnounced April 25, the change results from Warfare Laboratory at Fort Monmouth. A provisional headquarters at Adelphi around Prance this summer. tivated. an Army study to improve the quality, - Night Vision and Electro-Optics will begin to implement the change May From July IS to 31, participants will become Labortory at Fort Belvoir, VA. 1 and complete it Oct. 1. Involved in a "Living Language Program" and productivity, and effectiveness of its Other changes affecting the new com- laboratory system. - Signals Warfare Laboratory at Vint will use the professional facilities and resources HiU Farms Station, VA. Created in 1978, the ERADCOM mission mand structure will be announced be- of the college to participate in language LABCOM will consist of the following was to support the American soldier by tween now and Oct. 1, Army officials said. elements: Army officials described the change as seminar* led by native-born French teachers, internal in-place organizational realign- and to take part In traditional activities and — Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center at Watertown, MA. ments and said "no adverse personnel excursions aimed to give a taste of the French impacts are anticipated." lifestyle. — Army Research Office at Research On August 1, the participants will leave for Triangle Park, NC. The LABCOM mission will be to France, where they will live with pre-screened — Ballistic Research Laboratory and manage the Army's technical base and to Four men injured in accident families on the Brittany Coast. After the 10-day Human Engineering Laboratory at Aber- focus on those technologies that exhibit a family experience, four days will be spent In deen Proving Ground, MD. promise to addreu the battlefield defi- Baysbore Community Hospital, Holmdel MAT AW AN - Two car* collided about Paris. — Electronics Technology and Devices ciencies of the next century. The new and the fourth to Riverview Medical 12:45 yesterday morning on unused rail- Space for •Living Language" is limited. The Laboratory at Fort Monmouth, N.J. command will improve the effectiveness Center, Red Bank. road tracks on Wilson Ave, leaving four cost for the entire experience, including — Harry Diamond Laboratories at of the Army Materiel Command (AMC) Police would not identify the four. transportation to and from Kennedy Airport, Adelphi, MD. research and development effort and men hospitalized, three in critical con- dition, police said. The First Aid Squads here and from from the Llncroft campus, air fare, transfers, — ERADCOM elements to be trans- provide support for the Army's readiness Aberdeen Township responded to the call. accommodations, seminars, language pro- ferred in place to the Communications- and force modernization program. Three of the men were taken to grams, meals and tours is $1,475 per person. To reserve space, a deposit of $150 is required by May ». For further information and registration materials, contact Brookdale Community Col- lege's Community Division. Federally funded training offered to vets service for qualified veterans that will be Union Technical Institute, and Brookdale this program will establish a strong Bush to visit state FREEHOLD — Unemployed veterans operated from a central agency staffed by Community College will be participating central agency that will provide infor- in Monmouth County now have the government and private industry rep- in assessment training, counselling, skills mation at appropriate veterans' outreach RENTON - Vice President George Bush opportunity to enroll in a federally funded resentatives. training, and placement for the veterans. centers." will make what some political soothsayers Job training and referral service that is Fernando Smith has been hired as uy is a campaign swing through New Skills that will be taught include copy Monmouth and Bergen were the only T the first of Its kind in New Jersey. senior veterans specialist to run the counties in New Jersey which successfully Jersey today aa he attends a Republican fund- machine technician, data processing, program, he said. Smith has 30 years of applied for Project ORR funding, Callas raiser, toon a bio-tech research company and Freeholder Ray Kramer and George S. clerical skills, telephone systems installa- combined federal government service, added. He commended Vernon S. attends a luncheon with business executives. Callas, Job Training Partnership Agency tion and repair, data entry and com- (JTPA) director announced the im- with an extensive background In handling McDonald, Monmouth County JTPA plan- Bush, who is widely w—* to be eyeing a puterized bookkeeping. plementation of Project ORR (Outreach, federal programs, finance management, ner for preparing the application. presidential candidacy in IMS, starts his day In Rerultment and Referral for Veterans) and systems analysis. "In my years serving.as freeholder and Callas also thanked Alan E. Grabs, the Garden State when he arrives at Mercer furnished by a $161,740 grant from the U.S. Smith, a Korean War vet, uid veterans mayor of Asbury Park, I have become assistant state director of veterans' County Airport. Republican Oov. Thomas H. Department of Labor's Veteran Employ- who are disabled, recently separated from aware of the problems many veterans employment and training service, for Kean and Assembly Minority Leader Chuck ment and Training Services. the armed services, or served in Vietnam have faced in finding suitable employ- providing Monmouth County with the Hardwick, R-Unlon, will welcome him. Callas said Project ORR will establish will be given top priority in the program. ment" said Kramer, a veteran of World assistance and expertise required to He will also attend a fund-raiser for Re- a coordinated outreach and referral Kramer said that the RCA Corporation, War II "I am particularly pleased that implement the program. publican Assembly candidates at Princeton Hyatt Regency, where he will addreu about ISO OOP supporters at a $l,000-a-plate breakfast. Republican officials hope to raise $100,000 at the event. Bruce M. Benedetti, executive director of Republican Majority '85, the fund-raising group Medical school pioneers to reunite Friday for the state GOP, said so many people have shown an Interest in attending the breakfast that of her death in February. among numerous swards and citations. Bergen County Assemblyman Walter NEWARK - The pioneering Class of As a memorial to the Belmar physician, His work includes more than 300 articles, M.D. Kern, Jr., and Dr. Leonard J. "we are sboehorning them In." 1900 of New Jersey's first medical school From there he will embark on a two-hour tour the alumni association has voted to name papers and books on medicine, medical Gorkun, associate medical director of will celebrate its Silver Anniversary its planned center, to be located at the education, philosophy and the humanities. Mobil OU Corporation, who will represent of the Uposome Co., a bio-tech research plant- Reunion beginning Friday, May 10, at the la Plainsboro. The company performs high medical school, the Rosemary A. Gellene His most recent book is "The the Class of 1980. University of Medicine and Dentistry of Alumni Center. Commemorating the 25th Anniversary technology research into methods for slowing New Jersey (UMDNJ) in Newark. Philosophical Basis of Medical Practice." the release of drugs Into the human body. Activities will get under way Friday at Interested health care professionals are Reunion will be special journal, which will Sponsored by the Medical Alumni 9:30 a.m. with registration and a tour of invited to attend the lecture, which will be include text and photos on the history of Association of UMDNJ-New Jersey Medi- the Newark campus, followed by the Dr. held in lecture hall B-552 In the Medical the state's first medical school from Its ' Magill vice chairman cal School the reunion will kick off with Harold J. Jegbers Lecture, an annual Science Building, Bergen Street and South beginnings as Seton Hall College of an academic lecture, followed by a formal event named in honor of the founding Orange Avenue. Medicine and Dentistry, based at the EST LONG BRANCH, April M—Mon- dinner dance Saturday evening and a chairman of the school's Department of The Saturday dinner-dance, which will Jersey City Medical Center, to its assump- mouth College President Dr. Samuel H. Sunday brunch. The formal occasion will Medicine. The speaker will be Edmund D. be held at the Somerset Hilton, will be tion by the state and subsequent move to WMagUI has been elected to a two-year salute Gov. Thomas H. Kean and the four Pellegrino, M.D., director of the Joseph WgM't*'*'1 by a ceremony In which interim quarters in Newark In 1968. term as vice chairman of the Association of living ex-governors of New Jersey — and Rose Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Governor Kean and the four former state The dedication of the 4S-ecre, $100 Independent Colleges and Universities in New Brendan T. Byrne, William T. Cahill, Georgetown University. His topic will be chief executives will recteve plaques million Newark campus in 1978 set the Jersey (AICUNJ). Dr. MagUI has been • Richard J. Hughes and Robert B. Meyner "Humanism and Education of the Phys- 1 citing their honorary membership in the stage for rapid expansion of programs in member since 1981 of the association ! board of - for their contributions to the develop- ician." Medical Alumni Association. Speakers medical education, research and sophisti- ment of medical education la the state. directors. He has just completed a term as Born in Newark, the noted physician- will Include Stanley S. Bergen, Jr., M.D., cated patient care services. chairman of the organisation's Legislative On a solemn note, the alumni associa- humanist grew up in Brooklyn and president of UMDNJ; Vincent Lanzoni, The Charter Clau consisted el 71 Relations Committee. tion will also pay tribute to 1980 graduate received his medical degree in 1944 from M.D.. dean, UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical students, seven of whom have died. Most Dr. Rosemary A. Gellene, who was New York University. Since then he has School; George F. Heinrich, M.D., presi- of the rnm*'"tif 64 are expected at the president of the organization at the time collected $1 honorary doctoral degrees dent of the Medical Alumni Association, The Register

NEW JERSEY lY. MAY 6, 1985 STATE DIGEST State groups remember Nazi victims Adult schools being investigated service on the statehouse steps, that time appealed to Reagan to About 200 people, Including Jewish If TK/MKMTB conducted by Rabbi Howard Hersch cancel his visit. and Catholic war veterans, attended the Statehouse service com- • IEWA.RK (AP) - The lUte War veterans, lawmakers and of the Brothers of Israel congrega- Yesterday, he spoke for an hour confirming that the investigation memorating "the victims of In- MlDepartment of Education is religious leaders held memorial tion. about "What Ancient Masters Could was under way. "It's still in the tolerance and evil," said Hersch. • •investigating alleged ir- early Investigatory stage*." services throughout New Jersey In Newark, Mayor Kenneth Teach Our Generation," but only "I wai truly moved by the tears regularities in the operation of Education Commissioner Saul yesterday to commemorate the vic- Gibson hotted a Day of Remem- briefly mentioned the controversial of the people," be said. "There ware adult high schools throughout Cooperman ordered the probe tims of the Nazi regime and protest brance ceremony on the lawn In visit, the congregation member said. Jewish people, Christian people, New Jersey, according to a after a routine check of the President Reagan's visit to the front of City Hall, said mayoral She said congregants paused for a black and white people. Together we report published yesterday. public adult schools raised ques- Bltburg military cemetery in West spokesman Bernard Moore. moment of silence to remember the ware all Americans and we were The department is looking into tions about their effectiveness. Germany, where SS troopers and Elie Wiesel, the chairman of the victims of the Holocaust. mourning the real victims." allegations that some schools A memorandum from others are buried. U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council, Interviewed by NBC-TV yester- padded student enrollment and Cooperman to members of the In North Brunswick, U.S. Sen. BUI spoke to about 700 people at Temple day, Wiesel said the trip might prove Hersch said he would have Uated non-existent independent- state Board of Education said Bradley, D-N.J., Reps. Robert Tor Emanu-El in Westfield, but only beneficial because It heightened the preferred Reagan not to visit the study courses to keep students that 20 of 34 adult schools ricelli and Dean Gallo and more than made a passing reference to Re- awareness of Nazi crimes against cemetery where 4» Nazi SS troopers registered without providing in- monitored have failed to win 90 members of the Legislature agan'i visit, said a member of the millions of Jews and others. are buried, but said the president struction, the Sunday Star- state approval. attended a breakfast and memorial congregation who would not give her "So I do believe that the public has "did the tight thing by cutting the Ledger of Newark reported. School districts throughout service sponsored by the state name. learned more, an educational pro- visit short." "It's been a slowly growing New Jersey operate 60 adult high chapter of the Jewish War Veterans Wiesel, a survivor of the cess was set in motion, and we...are process," Lenore Greenberg, a schools that enroll 10,(00 stu- Meanwhile, Trenton Mayor Arthur Buchenwald and Auschwitz death going to work harder In the future so Reagan and West German spokeswoman for the Depart- dents at an annual cost of S19 Holland and Ewing Township Mayor camps, last month was awarded the that this awakening will have some Chancellor Helmut Kohl spent only ment of Education, said Sunday, million Chester Cohen Joined a memorial Congressional Gold Medal and at basis," he said. about eight minutes at the cemetery Voter registration deadline today RENTON (AP) - New Jer- tered to vote can still do so at sey residents who want to town or city halls, at county Lack of rain troublesome for allergy sufferers Tvote In the June 4 primary boards of election, or at the election have their last op- Election Division of the Depart- Medical Center In Vlneland, said shorter season, people are ab- eral weeks in the hospital's portunity to register today, ac- ment of State, said Secretary of *i m utocuTB nut last week. "It's an explosion sorbing more pollen with each emergency room. cording to the Secretary of State Jane Burgio. Dry weather and a winter rather than a trickling." breath, Better said, adding, "It's "If this drought persists, the State's office warm spell combined to produce He said that trees began to an overdose." odds are that we'll have a milder County election boards or Candidates for governor, all 90 high spring pollen levels that bloom about April IS and should And because of the lack of rain, ragweed season even though in county clerks can inform resi- Assembly seats, local and county inflict torture on New Jersey hay continue to emit pollen until which usually washes pollro into the spring season, people may not dents of registration hours in offices will be up for election. fever sufferers, medical experts about May 10. Last year, be said, soil, the "pollen is lingering, be doing well," said Jaker. their areas, Ms. Burgio said. People who have not regis- say. trees also began emitting pollen lingering, lingering, just waiting Walter Jinotti, a researcher at But, the medical jury is hung around April IS and continued to to do damage," he said. Middlesex General-University on the question of what effect a until about May SO. Dr. Michael A. Jaker, an Hospital in New Brunswick, Fire injuries fatal to second child continued drought could have on "We had it more stretched out assistant professor of the New agreed that the drought and a cold the August ragweed season. and we had a little bit more rain Jersey Medical School in Newark, spring have damaged ragweed VARK (AP) - An U-year- spokesman for the fire depart- "Every tree in creation is to wash away the pollen," Better noted that there has been an plants. That could mean an easier I boy died yesterday as a ment. blooming," Dr. Kenneth Better, said of last year. increase in the number of asthma late summer for those often of injuries suffered The fire broke out around 6 chief of allergy at Newcomb But this year, because of the cases treated over the last sev- suffer the allergic symptoms the day before in an apartment p.m. in the apartment in a three- house fire that alto killed his 8- story, wood-frame building on year-old sister, authorities said. Irving Turner Boulevard where Edward Sanderson, also known the children were being cared for as Edward Daniels, died in by an aunt, Tucker said. United Hospitals Medical Center Lawmaker wants to jail those who transmit AIDS hen at 4:8 p.m., said Debbi About 40 people who were in by up to 10 years in jail ana a iiuu.000 Fogel. Rial, a spokeswoman for the the building escaped without AIDS, or acquired immune defi- TRENTON (AP) - AIDS victims fine. He said it may be impossible to hospital. injury, he said. It took fire- ciency syndrome, attacks the body's who knowingly spread the disease Flynn conceded his bill would be pinpoint how someone contracted immune system and leaves victims His sister, Karen Daniels, was fighters about JO minutes to through sexual contact should be difficult to enforce, but he said proof AIDS, and a law based on Flynn's susceptible to a host of ailments. It pronounced dead at University douse the flames, he said. jailed and fined up to $100,000 for that someone "knowingly" trans- idea "would have to be very careful- is believed to be spread through Hospital shortly before I p.m The cause was under investiga- imposing "a death sentence" on mitted the fatal disease could be ly drawn and based on some scien- sexual contact, contaminated nee- Saturday, said Lonnie Tucker, tion, Tucker said. others, says a state lawmaker. obtained through verbal admissions tific evidence." dles and blood transfusions, Fallis "If we don't stop it now It will or from subpoenaed hospital re- Charles Fallis, a public affairs said. spread like wildfire," said As- cords. GM purchases vacant distillery officer for the Centers for Disease Existing law in New Jersey makes semblyman William Flynn, D-Mon- "Outrageous" was how the direc- Control, said AIDS is "a hard mouth. "There are many people who it illegal for a person to knowingly I INDEN (AP) - General cars, such as the Cadillac Seville, tor of the American Civil Liberties disease to transmit" and is not transmit veneral disease, although it Oldsmobile Tornado and Buick knowingly have AIDS' and since they Union in New Jersey termed Flynn s necessarily spread upon each sexual I Motors Corp. has bought a have little to lose don't seem to care is unknown whether that statute has ••vacant » 7-acre Gordon's dis- Riviera models. The plant Is proposal, which a spokesman for the encounter. ever been enforced, said Tom Can- scheduled to be closed at the end about continuing to infect other Centers of Disease Control in Atlan- "Many sexual partners of AIDS tillery site adjacent to its as- people." non, a spokesman for the state sembly plant here for $3 J5 of August and will be refurbished ta said may be unprecedented patients have never come down with attorney general's office. and enlarged for production of Last week, Flynn introduced legis- elsewhere in the country. AIDS," said Fallis, who added that million, a spokesman said. lation that would subject first of- The GM plant produces luxury new models that are part of GM's "It is part of the liberty of he was unaware of any proposal In New Jersey has the fourth highest Chevrolet-Pontiac-Canada group fenders to a jail term of up to II citizenship to engage in anything any state to make it a crime for number of reported cases of AIDS in months and a fine of up to |7,500. A that doesn't create any anti-social AIDS victims to transmit the dis- the country, with nearly 400 deaths second offense would be punishable harm," said ACLU Director Jeffrey ease. attributed to the disease.

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^ J Major Credit Cards Accepted The Register 1. MAY 6, 1985 NATION/WORLD 5A NEWS DIGEST President's wreath-laying evokes cheers, jeers Soldiers occupy rioting township BITBURG, West Germany (AP) - President Reagan's visit to the OHANNESBURG, South has been the scene of persistent military cemetery here Inspired Africa (AP) - At least 1,000 rioting in recent months. jeers, chants and whistles of opposi- J •oldiert and police waled off Soldiers lined the streets a few tion here and around the world and occupied a black township yards apart, and police riot yesterday: But cheers were heard yesterday in the eastern Cape vehicles patrolled the township too, as many Germans thanked province to quell rioting. Three handing out pamphlets calling on Reagan for defying a storm of more blacks were reported killed residents to help restore law and criticism to honor their war dead. overnight in new unrest. order. A handful of protestors shouted The military operation began Roadblocks barred entry to "Please don't go" as Reagan's in Kwanobuhle township after outsiders Reporters taken on a motorcade carried him through the police shot and killed a 27-year- tour of Kwanobuhle said from narrow streets of this small fanning old black man following the 1,000 to 1,200 soldiers and police community to the gravesite in the torching by arsonists of three took part in the operation. nearby hills. houses belonging to policemen, a "Numerous requests were re- A grim-faced Reagan and West police spokesman said in ceived by the South African German Chancellor Helmut Kohl Pretoria police from law-abiding citizens laid wreaths at Kolmesbohe Cem- etery, where 4t Nazi SS troopers are The body of a 48-year-old black for restoration of normal living conditions in the townships," buried among some 2,000 war dead. man who was "killed with sharp Several thousand persons lined the instruments" also was found in said Adriaan Vlok, deputy minis- ter of defense and law and order. streets to see the president's limou- the same township. sine motorcade speed by. Sounds of Police said sporadic rioting He said police acted after 17 black civilians were killed by derision came from pockets of broke out in black townships near protesters, but they were matched at Johannesburg as well as in the other blacks last month. Attacks against blacks regarded as col- times by cheers from supporters. eastern Cape. In Tsakane, east of Posters and banners were held aloft Johannesburg, a black security laborators with the white-min- ority government have increased amid the throngs. guard find on blacks trying to "They killed my family," read set fire to his house, killing one dramatically in recent months. Vlok told reporters the soldiers one. "Why, Mr. President?" queried man and wounding another, the another. "It's hard to believe," said spokesman said. and police "were welcomed by the people, the decent blacks who a third. Along the way to the nearby U.S. Rivalry between anti- want to live decent lives " ASSOCIATED PRESS apartheid organizations also Bitter fighting broke out in Air Force base, the president also flared into violence, leaving at viewed signs of support: "Hall to the BITBURG CEMETERY - West German military cemetery behind crosses on their way to eastern Cape townships between Chancellor Helmut Kohl, West German General lay wreaths on the graves. Among those buried least three blacks dead in the followers of two major groups Chief," "Welcome President R. eastern Cape since early Friday, opposing the government — the Reagan," and "Thanks for liberty." Johannes Steinhoff, President Reagan and Gen- here are 49 former SS members of Nazi Germany. including two children aged 3 and United Democratic Front and the The president could be seen sitting eral Matthew B. Ridgeway walk over the Bitburg 5, activists said. Azanian People's Organisation, in the back of his limousine, waving Kwanobuhle, near the white, or Azapo, a black consciousness and smiling broadly at the crowd, About 20 minutes before Reagan Nazi persecution. tion camp about 220 miles north in industrial center of Uitenhage, group. where dozens of young and old waved passed through the center of Bit- Hannover. tiny U.S. flags. Support came from Jeanne burg, 25 German police equipped Ballaris, 20, of Portland, Ore., who Objecting to the Bitburg stop, they Security was tight in the tiny with riot gear charged into about 200 is married to an Air Force ser- shouted, "Mr. Reagan, don't go Challenger will land at noon today hillside gravesite, with protesters Jewish students and their sup- viceman. "There are a lot of people there. You don't belong there. We kept several hundred yards away. porters. The scuffle broke up after who aren't too happy about this visit. don't want you there." PACE CENTER, Houston experiments, such as crystal The limited number of reporters and about five minutes and no arrests But I say, 'Shame on you.' I think it's After the two leaders left the (AP) - Challenger's growth, that require a near- Invited guests allowed in the roped- were reported. death camp, about 50 people, most of perfect absence of gravity. off site had to pass through metal neat." Sastronauts made final runs The protesters wore yellow stars Demonstrators greeted Reagan them American Jews who are chil- on their science experiments Challenger is scheduled to land detectors. Police pried opened man- in imitation of the identifying badges dren of Holocaust survivors, were hole covers to search for explosives. and Kohl earlier, when they went yesterday and prepared to fire on a dry lakebed runway at Jews were forced to wear during the first to the Bergen-Belsen concentra- See BITBURG, Page 7A the space shuttle out of orbit for Edwards Air Force Base in a long fall toward a high-speed California's Mojave Desert at landing in California. 12:06 p.m. EDT today at the They also had another bout conclusion of the week-long with airborne particles of rat flight. It will cross the California food and faces. coast near Long Beach three Mission commander Bob Over- minutes before landing, traveling m myer maneuvered the spacecraft three times faster than of sound. yesterday for the first time in six With their science chores near- days and reported "no problem ly completed, the astronauts at all." began to talk of home. Challenger "felt like a moving Pilot Bob Gregory said some machine again," he said. of the crew had a post-landing Blefkxa The manuever pointed request: "A beer might be nice, Challenger's nose at the sun and but all of us want an ice cream will cause heaters to turn on in with chocolate and straw- the propellant tank of the space- berries." craft's powerful rocket engines Dr. Bill Thornton said the two This prepares the engines for a squirrel monkeys and 24 rats in firing Monday morning that will the Spacelab 3 housed in the drop toe spaceship from orbit shuttle's cargo bay were healthy and start it Earthward. and seemed to be enjoying the The spacecraft had been kept flight. He added about the in a liable attitude that required monkeys: "We're bringing a no rocket firings This enabled couple back who are friendlier Mothers Day the astronauts to conduct their than when they came up." Christians, Moslems battle in Beirut EIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Maronite Christian, sought ways Christian and Moslem mili- to end the bloodshed. Btias dueled with tanks, But with the year-old govern- Mom will truly mortars and grenades along ment paralyzed, there was no Beirut's dividing line yesterday, immediate sign of a halt In the giving residential districts the fighting, the latest spasm in appreciate Teleflora's worst shelling since the sectarian Lebanon's 10-year-old civil war. warfare began again eight days Shlite Moslem fighters and new Water Carafe ago. their Druse allies fired barrages Police said six people were from jeep-mounted mortars and killed and 30 wounded in fighting multi-barreled rocket launchers Bouquet. On overnight and during the day into Christian areas east of the along the Green Line, the three- Green Line. Mother's Day, it's an elegant mile-long demarcation between the capital's Christian and Christian militiamen and Moslem sectors. Christian units of the Lebanese floral gift with vibrant spring A French Defense Ministry army responded with tank and statement Issued in Paris said an rocket-propelled grenade fire. flowers. Later, Mom will serve aide to French Defense Minister All six crossings between Charles Hernu suffered slight predominantly Christian east drinking water from this fine ceramic wounds when "a few shells" fell Beirut and Moslem west Beirut on the former French am- were closed. keepsake. Call or visit a Teleflora bassador's residence. The heaviest fighting was re- It identified the victim only as ported around the mid-city Mu- Squadron Chief Pian, and said he seum Crossing. Military sources florist listed below for delivery was an officer of the French said the fighting there was gendarmerie. He was evacuated triggered when Moslem fighters anywhere in the U.S. or Canada. to a hospital from the building tried to advance from their that now serves as headquarters entrenched positions toward for French truce observers sta- Lebanese army barricades. tioned in Beirut. The new casualties raised the The Barblr Hospital on the Give the Water Carafe overall toll in Beirut fighting to Moslem side of the Museum 28 killed and 113 wounded since Crossing was struck by rockets last Sunday. for the second straight day. Bouquet. Mother's Day Moves were reported to re- All five floors were hit, but no convene the nine-member coali- casualties were reported among tion Cabinet, which last week patients or staff, the Moslem split over sectarian differences Voice of the Nation radio re- is Sunday, May 12. as President Amin Gemayel, a ported.

Odds of murder in US are one-in-133

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The FBI Uniform (201) 495-8400 (201) 741-26*5 The study by the Bureau of MIDDLETOWN Justice Statistics also concluded Crime Reports, released late last month, showed that murders fell EAST KEANSBURG SHREWSBURY that some 6 million Americans, by 4 percent from 1M3 to 1H4. Flowers by Sob Ooodman or roughly 3 percent of the Harmony Floral Shops* 749 Hwy |35 07748 Overall, reported crime dropped 564 Palmar Ayr 07734 1201) 671-0346 population over age U, will likely 3 percent. (201) 787-OS47 Rts 35-Shrswsbury Plaza 07701 faU victim each year to rob- Koch Florist a am. (201) 542-0565 beries, rapes or other assaults. The report said that generally, blacks are more likely than 1670 Highway 35 07746 The bureau, a unit of the (201) 671-0744 Justice Department, also calcu- whites to be crime victims. lated that "In an entire life- Young adults run a greater time," the chance of being risk than the elderly and people In lower income brackets are at murdered is one in 133, as greater risk than those In higher contrasted with the one in 10,000 income categories while married Major credit cards accepted in most shops. possibility that It might happen people are less likely to be this year victims than single or divorced But for black men. It said, people, It said. there's a one-ln-21 lifetime TheReMfctcr OPINION MAY 6, 1985 OURS Bitburg behind us, let's go on hen President Reagan finally the visit, he tried one more time to arrived at the German military explain why be thought going to the Wcemetery in Bitburg, Weft Ger- cemetery was the right thing to do. many, Sunday morning, be looked like The speech changed nothing. The a clergyman standing in line at a girlie very Idea of going to Bitburg was a show. We hadn't seen a politician that disaster; actually going there was a uncomfortable since Richard Nixon got bigger disaster. Reagan knows it. bugged by Sammy Davis Jr. Everybody knows It. We hadn't teen Reagan w eager to But now, it's over. We need to put it make an exit since the final scene of behind ui 'Bedtime for Bonao." Certainly, it won't be easy to forgive Fortunately for his constituents, If Reagan for this incident. It will be unfortunately for him, Reagan was impossible to forget it. Those who were subjected to live television coverage of angered and hurt by the Bitburg affair, hit Bitburg visit. Somehow, a certain particularly members of the Jewish fiendish satisfaction could be taken in community, for whom the horrors of watching the Great Communicator World War II are all too fresh a scar, being forced to hop around on one foot have good reason to hold a grudge. because the other one was stuck so But there is nothing to gain by hopelessly in his mouth. perpetuating the bitterness this sad The cemetery visit didn't even last ordeal has engendered, and there is the scheduled 10 minutes; Reagan was much to lose. The United States must in and out of the place faster than you confront many difficult problems dur- could say "Heil Hitler" If be was ing the remainder of Reagan's presi- anywhere near an SS grave, he never dency; without national unity — let on. without a tense of purpose shared by all He didn't say a word while be was in Americans - those problems could the cemetery, but in a speech following well prove insurmountable. Economic summit proved little Jets use fishermen for target practice mid all the uproar over the Bitburg On several crucial issues — the trade WASHINGTON - A perfect day for that almost hit the pleasure craft, engulfing fishermen learned that they had unwittingly embargo against Nicaragua, the Star fishing turned into a nightmare of wartime it in acrid smoke. anchored In one of several military bombing cemetery incident, most people explosions and terror for Lyle Henry, his ranges adjoining the Cape Hatteras Na- Anearly forgot why Ronald Reagan Wars defense program, and the need two sons and a friend off the North Carolina tional Seashore Recreational Area. went to West Germany in the first for trade negotiations — Reagan got shore last October. Here's the bizarre and When Henry got home to Logan, W.Va., place: To attend an economic summit absolutely nowhere when he pleaded frightening story: Jack Anderson he realized the "tar" from the bomb had for support from our industrial allies The Henry party had anchored their 17- eaten away his flesh to the bone. Doctors meeting in Bonn with leaders of six identified the chemical as pbosphons, a U.S. trade partners. The allies lined up solidly behind foot boat in Pamlico Sound near an old sunken ship, about 25 miles south of Fragments from one of the bombs hit smoke-generating ingredient of practice Reagan on his strategy for arms talks Henry. "Some of the contents of the bomb bombs. Despite several operations and That meeting generated far leu Roanoke Island. At about 2:30 p.m., several with the Soviets, but that was an issue military Jets thundered above them, skim- struck me on my right arm," the 80-year- weeks of therapy, Henry is afraid he may controversy, but it was just as big a old West Virginian recalled. "My arm was loee his arm from infection. on which the U.S. and the other ming low over the water The pilots waved flop as Reagan's visit to Bitburg. burning and hurting. I picked up an old piece His son Larry, who breathed fumes countries were essentially in agree- in what appeared to be a greeting and flew off out of sight. of a towel, and while hanging over the side released by the near-miss, came down with In fact, Reagan could have saved ment anyway. The fact is, the seven of the boat I made an attempt to wash and pneumonia, which persisted for two himself a lot of grief by skipping the countries couldn't even agree on a The four fishermen, ail veterans, were remove the material that was sticking to months, causing him to cough blood. not worried. my wrist. I could not get If off by robbing Uth annual economic summit, which schedule for future meetings. Doctors determined his illness was brought But within minutes, the planes reappear- it with the towel and using water." The on by inhaling chemical-laden smoke. proved mostly that Britain, Canada, All things considered, Reagan might ed, and this time two of them dropped fragments stuck to his arm like tar, he said. Henry's sons, both West Virginia stale France, Italy, Japan and West Ger- have been better off if he'd spent last bombs that landed in the water within 50 As they raced toward shore several miles policemen, said the attack on their little feet of the litUe boat. The fishermen quickly many are true-blue friends of the week at his ranch in California. The away, the party was pursued by several fishing boat appeared to be deliberate "We got the boat's motor started and fled, but jets, which buzzed them repeatedly, they United States — except when they worst he could have done there was fall tried to get out of the way, but they dove not before a third plane had dropped a bomb said. Finally safe on shore, the bewildered at us," said Larry Henry. disagree with us. off his horse. 4 OTHERS' Record of a jungle' mentality WASHINGTON - A lot of people in this enforced at gunpoint, if necessary." tries to cut the Voting Rights Act, but Is town, and in Congress, are angry over Eight months later - Reagan refers to the foiled by the Senate in an S5-to4 vote; President Reagan's giving a t70,00O-a-year, law that ended Jim Craw in hotels, Reagan tries to give tax-exempt states to seven-year sinecure to a woman who co- restaurants, theaters as a "bad piece of Bob Jones University, the Goldsboro Chris- Inspection mess defies solution authored, edited or was somehow Involved legislation" and says: "I would have voted tian Schools and other institutions practic- in producing a book that reeks with racist against the Civil Rights Act of 1964." ing racial discrimination, but is halted by gVfew Jersey has never found a has been asked to track and evaluate bilge Congress and the courts; Reagan reverses Npermanent, workable solution to the overall effectiveness of the private They are demanding the ouster of previous administrations, and even his own the motor vehicle inspection mess. garage experiment, but a final report Marianne Mele Hall as chairman of the Justice Department, by deciding daring the Copyright Royalty Tribunal because of her election campaign to turn against af- From their inception in INS, man- is not expected until the 1986 deadline involvement in an essay portraying black Carl Rowan firmative action and side with white datory checks have imposed costly approaches. Americans as animals who "Insist on policemen, firefighters and others opposed inconvenience and erratic results on Now, however, a crisis has developed preserving their Jungle freedoms, their 19(7 - Reagan declares opposition to a to court decrees that goals and quotas must women, their avoidance of personal re- fair bousing law (passed by Congress in owners of cars and trucks without because half of the 4,200 participating be used to redress 4fftfaf of racial sponsibility and their abhorrence of the 1966), arguing against "telling the people discrimination. advancing traffic safety in any measur- garages want out of the program rather work ethic." what they can or can't do with their SECOND TERM - Reagan personally able way, although saving lives was the than invest another $7,500 to $10,000 for The question serious people are asking is property." praises Clarence Pendleton, chairman of program's reason for being. new-model emissions testers. whether Hall got her Job through a July SO, I960 - As Republican convention the US Civil Rights Commission, who is personnel foul-up, or whether she la there nominates Reagan for the presidency, Ku This is not to say there haven't been Some officials believe the garages scorned even by black Republicans as an because her "jungle blacks" mentality Kim Klan leader BUI Wilkinson gives embarrassment Reagan infuriates Re- any changes; just that there haven't would make the Investment if the dual matches that of the Reagan White House. Reagan his endorsement, asserting that the publican Mayor Richard Hudnut of In- been any changes that brought lasting plan were made permament. But the I shall simply cite a bit of history, a few GOP platform "reads as if it were written dianapolis, and the leaders of some 90 other by a Klansman." improvements. high cost of the equipment is certain to facts, and let you readers make up your own cities by sending the Justice Department minds. Aug. J, 1960 - Reagan outrages many Twice-a-year inspection gave way to result in higher inspection fees. into court to try to undo affirmative action 1986 - Reagan is positioning himself to blacks and Jews by going to Philadelphia, programs through which cities have taken annual checks, pass-fail standards Vehicle inspection, and toe inconve- run for governor of California. He calls on Miss., to deliver a speech endorsing politics and racism out of their personnel were frequently revised, new cars were nience associated with it, has been black Republican Edward W. Brooke, "states' rights." He chose to woo the once- policies. Reagan calls for more budget cuts given special treatment, emissions complicated by the necessity for New attorney general of Massachusetts and later Democratic South in the town where racists that would reduce medical care, school to become senator from that state. In murdered two Jewish and one black civil lunches and supplemental food for poor testing was added to the assembly line Jersey to check emissions in order to mentioning the newly-independent nations rights workers in 1964. pregnant women -forcing 146,000 needy and private garages were licensed to comply with federal clean air stan- of Africa, Reagan was quoted as Joking: Sept. 1, 1960 - After Reagan disavowed recipients out of the WIC (Women, Wants, conduct inspections, creating a hybrid dards, "When they have a man for lunch, they the Klan's endorsement, Grand Wizard Don Children) program this summer. system like no other in the nation. There is a simple solution available really have him for lunch." Black said it didn't matter, because the That Is just part of a long and consistent 1866 - Reagan delivers a radio broadcast Klan found Reagan the best of the three to the Governor and Legislature. They record of Ronald Reagan's relationship to The man Gov. Thomas Kean picked in which, according to Ronnie Dugger, in his candidates black Americana. Perhaps it will let you can agree to overhaul the state's to direct the Division of Motor Vehicles book, "On Reagan," be says: "The Jungle FIRST TERM - Reagan pushes through decide whether Marianne Mele Hall is some Inspection stations, eliminate the un- draws a little closer .... Our city streets are Congress cuts in food, welfare and other was the one who advocated grafting kind of aberration, or whether she and that productive and questionable safety jungle paths at night ..." programs that cause drastic drops in the thesis about "jungle" blacks Is a faithful private garages onto the system to checks and concentrate manpower and Autumn 1966 - Reagan says, "I favor the Incomes of black middle-class families and symbol of what this White House is all augment overcrowded, state-operated Civil Rights Act of 19M, and It must be plunge more blacks into poverty; Reagan lane-power on testing emissions. about. inspection stations. He has since re- signed because of his questionable An emissions-only test should be quick and easy to perform. It would judgment in trying to relieve motorist allow the state to meet federal en- inconvenience arising from the photo- viommental standards by using exist- Laxalt could upset GOP strategy license problem. ing facilities, simultaneously protect A reluctant Legislature okayed the motorists from the uncertainties of 9» 90MU • MTMBN But would Reagan continue to be as and would be more Inclined to side with complimentary to Bush If Laxalt got into Kemp or some other conservative in 1966. dual-inspection plan, but only on a private Inspection and eliminate any The Associated Press temporary basis — until June 1, 19(6. the race? Reagan and Laxalt have bean They might have provided the bass around need to spend millions of dollars, as WASHINGTON (AP) - Speculation that close, friends since they were governors of which the New York congressman could TUis wisely provided time to gauge some have already urged, to enlarge Sen. Paul Laxalt of Nevada might get into adjacent steles In the 1960s. build an early campaign organisation. But public acceptance and garage per- state inspection capacity. the race to succeed his close friend Ronald "We're like brothers, just like brothers," the talk of a Laxalt candidacy has them formance. Reagan as president Is adding a new, is bow Laxalt has described the rela- hanging back, hoping he will decide to ran. These are substantial beneflta await- potentially unsettling element to the early At last count, a much smaller First, Laxalt has to make a decision ing the state and its motorists as soon maneuvering for the 1961 campaign. Ia 1976, I960 and again in 1964, the about 1966, when bis Senate term expires. percentage of motorists were opting for as a decision is made to concentrate Laxalt would be the one candidate who Nevadan was chairman of Reagan's presi- For some time, the batting has been be the private garages than had been vehicle Inspection facilities on the could upset key aspects of the strategies of dential campaign. At the Republican con- would not run for a third term. Bat, more anticipated. A state Motor Vehicle Vice President George Bush and Rap. Jack vention In each of those years, it was Laxalt recently, there has been Increasing specu- pollution coming out of tailpipes. Kemp of New York, generally regarded as who delivered the speech placing Reagan's lation he would ran. Laxalt has promised to Inspection System Study Commission The Newark Star-Ledger the two leading prospects for the 1966 GOP name in nomination. announce his decision in August presidential nomination. Laxalt often is described as the only Meanwhile, Bush operatives were busy For example, how would the president person Reagan would be tempted to endorse trying to get commitments from key respond to a contest in which his loyal vice as his successor. supporters from the 1964 campaign and president and his close personal friend were All that would seam to be good news for Kamp was becoming Increasingly wUliog to rivals? Kemp. A key dement of the i migi wsiiian's talk about what he would do If be were "I wouldn't expect the president to 1966 strategy Is the hope that Reagan would president. The Register endorse anybody in 1966," Bush has said. not give overt help to the vice president. All this activity seemed to confirm the "He never has, and it's against his policies But a Laxalt candidacy also has a advice Raagaa campaign official Lee Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register to do that." downside for Kemp. Atwater gave the Cnmriilsslon on National A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper He has been happy to have Reagan say Just the speculation that Laxalt might Elections, the latest self-mandated group repeatedly, "As far as I'm concerned there run In 1966 "freezes a lot of people in setting oat to reform the system. has never been a finer vice president." place," said one Reagan activist, speaking "Regardless of what laws you think up, GEORGE J. LISTER on condition be not be Identified. He was Pr«id«nt ana Publishar That kind of statement appeared to sand we're hi a permanent campaign," said a clear message to Reagan's conservative referring to the core of conservative Atwater, who was deputy director of the Republicans who have worked on Reagaa Bill Thompson Charles C Triblehorn Jane Foderaro supporters Bush had been a loyal vice 1664 Reagan-Bush campaign "There's EdiKX Sunday EO'tOf City EdiKx president and deserved their support in campaigns through the years. nothing yon can do to stop the next Most of them remain suspicious of Bush i from starting op." . MAY 6, 1985 TV n. 7A deacon of the New Monmouth Bap- taKen care of by the Scott Funeral tist Church. He was a member and Home in Belford past president of the Monmouth OBITUARY County Board of Agriculture He was also a trustee of the Ellen Flam Falrview Cemetery In Middletown Ellen Theresa Flam, 5», of Free- w and a member and past president of hold, died Saturday at Freehold Area the Vankouwenhoven-Conover Fam- Hospital. Thomas S. Roberts ily Association. He also was a Bom in Harrison, she had lived in member of th New Jersey Farm Thomai S. Roberts of M New Freehold for the past XI years. Bureau Association. She was a packer at Brockway Monmouth died yesterday at hit He is survived by the former home. Glass Co., Freehold. Helen Conover and three sons, Suvivlng are her husband, Jerry Bom In New Monmouth, he wai a Thomas H. Roberts of Dover Dela- Flam; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy T lifelong resident. ware, William .1. Roberts and John Kleber of Warminister, Pa.; and Mr. Robert* wai the owner and C. Roberts of New Monmouth. He is four grandchildren operator of the Roberta Farm In also survived by 5 grandchildren and The Higglns Memorial Home, New Monmouth one great-grandchild. Freehold, is in charge of arrange- He wai a member, trustee and Funeral arrangements are being ments. Reagan plugging 'Star Wars' system

BONN, West Germany (AP) - and two other Important leaders, troversial visit to the German mili- President Reagan called his "Star Bavarian Governor Franz-Josef tary cemetery at Bitburg. i Wars" missile defense system "a Strauss and Social Democrat Hans- "You have behaved responsibly technological path Into the sunshine" Jocben Vogel. Former Chancellor and generously toward us," he said. yesterday and urged West Ger- Helmut Schmidt, another Social "We will never forget it. many's most influential leaders to Democrat, also was there. "At this time many nations look support It. Willy Brandt, a former Socialist back on the year 1M5 We Germans In a toast heralded by trumpets, chancellor who has been critical of know what untold suffering was Reagan told the final state dinner of US. defense policies, skipped the brought upon nations and individual his trip to Germany, "I hope the dinner, reportedly because Reagan citizens by the Nazi barbarism and Federal Republic (of Germany) will declined an invitation for a private the war which originated in Ger- join us in this effort." meeting. many. "The United States Is moving "The suffering caused to our Reagan, who leaves on Monday for Jewish fellow men in the name of forward with a research program Spain - another North Atlantic that could offer a technological path Germany, epitomized the Holocaust Treaty Organisation country — to the Russians, the Poles and nearly into the sunshine, a way to diminish praised the Western alliance and the threat of nuclear annihilation," all our neighbors ... none of this will said the United States is seeking an ever be erased from memory." Reagan said, continuing a drive for agreement with the Soviets st Gen- "Star Wars" support made at a eva arms talks that "will permit us The German leader also told the seven-nation summit last week. to reduce significantly the site of President that "all of us in Ger- Among those at the dinner, at the nuclear arsenals." many, whether old or young, face up Augustusburg Castle, were Sec- West German President Richard to this dark chapter in our history. retary of State George ShulU, West Von Weizsaecker thanked Reagan We all bear responsibility for its German Chancellor Helmut Kohl. for going through with the con- consequences." Missionary killed trying to rescue daughter in Peru Maj. Cirilio Alarcon of the Peru- one of her captors to the ground and LIMA, Peru (AP) - An American vian Investigative Police in Puente another opened fire. He said Mary Baptist missionary was shot to death Piedra said It had not been de- was the eldest of Brown's three when he (ought to rescue his daugh- termined if the gang intended to rob children. ter from five men who had invaded Brown or kidnap his daughter for The killer dropped a 32-caliber the minister's bouse In s town north ransom, but there was "no evidence revolver, which was found by police, of Lima, police reported Sunday. of terrorism." Guerrillas of the and be and the others fled in a car, They said the Rev. Thomas Dean Maoist Shining Path movement have Alarcon said. He said there have Brown, 43, of Jacksonvile, 111., was been battling the government for been no arrests. shot through the heart in the attack years. Brown's family said he would be Saturday but bis 17-year-old daugh- Brown was the pastor of the buried Monday afternoon in the ter Mary escaped unharmed. Baptist Bible Fellowship Church in British Cemetery at Lima's Port the Lima suburb of San Martin de Callao. Porres and lived in Puente Piedra, He is survived by his wife Foot stomper says no 22 miles north of Lima. Frances, Mary, and two sons, who Alarcon said the gangsters had relatives said are attending high to release from prison dragged Mary outside the house, and schools in Springfield, Mo. and she escaped when her father knocked Indianapolis, Ind. NASHVILLE, Tew. (AP) - A man arrested more than 40 times in ASSOCIATED PRESS . the last U years for stomping on Bitburg LIBERATION — U.S. soldiers gaze at a statue cast sculpture depicts a World War II American ; women's feet says be doesn't want to named "Liberation" by sculptor Nathan Rappoport ! be released from prison for fear he'll soldier carrying a concentration camp survivor. Continued from Page 5A Pbilidelphla and a dozen people held at Liberty State Park in Jersey City yesterday. The start up where he left off. a candlelight vigil in downtown George Mitchell, M, said he has allowed onto the grounds to conduct Cincinnati to protest Reagan's ac- thought of killing himself because be their own memorial service. tion at Bitburg. In Chicago, about can't stop stepping on feet and hasn't "Bergen-Belsen has today been 7,000 people marched. found anyone who can help him. exploited for the political interests Elsewhere in Germany, some "I'd rather be dead than stomp on of these two men, and the sanctity 4,000 gathered in the southern city of another woman's foot," he said in a of this place has been violated," said Neustadt to listen to rock bands and recent Interview. "It's uncon- Menacbem Rosensaft. "Never until bear speakers denounce the econ- trollable." today has anyone dared to use these omic summit that brought Reagan to BAYSHORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL During the past IS years, Mitchell graves as part of an attempt to Germany, the arms race and U.S. has been out of Jail less than 11 rehabilitate the SS " policy in Nicaragua. months. He is scheduled to be la a separate gesture, about 350 In Moscow, Soviet media called released from prison June 4 after people marched to the camp from a Reagan's visit to Bitburg a sacri- CELEBRATES NATIONAL NURSES DAY serving a two-year sentence for Soviet cemetery three miles away to lege. aggravated assault for using heavy protest Reagan's arms policy. About 100 protesters carrying wooden shoes to tread on the feet of Bergen-Belsen was originally a signs and wearing yellow stars Without the unselfish devotiori shown by thequalified professionals of the three women. camp for Soviet prisoners of war. gathered outside the U.S. Embassy Bayshore Community Hospital Nursing Staff, we would noI be able to "The next thing I know is that I'm After Reagan left the Bitburg in Tel Aviv. provide the exceptional care given to each of our patients at BCH. We busted," he said. cemetery, a group of New York state Parliament member Victor Shem- salute you on Nurses Day and thank you for being such an important part According to police records, the «- legislators Joined hands and stood in tov of the socialist Mapam Party foot-J, 140-pound Mitchell stomps or a circle, some breaking out in tears. Shemtov presented a letter to the of our family. sometimes drops books on women's "This have been trying, but we felt embassy that accused Reagan of feet. we had to be said Alan G. Hevesi, the "unintentionally taking part In a C. Achecoeo, RN M. D'Aleaaandro, RN M Hochrelter, RN S. McCleaater, RN S. Ruck, RN deputy leader of the state assembly. premeditated campaign to obliterate C. Daly, RN B. Hohmann, RN C. McCullough, RN 0. Russell. RN "Now let us leave this place." the memory of the Jewish Holo- J. Adalr, LPN C. Adams, RN S. Day, RN J. Hostrup, RN M. McDermott. RN M. Sabettl, LPN 202 Death Notice Jewish students came from 17 caust." W. Alba, RN L. Dervecchlo, LPN A. Howard, RN T. McDow. LPN T. Sevage. FIN countries to demonstrate at Bitburg, In Henri-Chapelle, Belgium, Sen. M. Anthone, RN J. Dexter, RN S. Hughes, RN Q. McGllloway. RN C. Seville. RN SBAR — rp Alma Santoro ol Runnon on said Moshe Ronen, M, s Canadian Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J , marked M. Aul, RN A. DIQennaro. RN C. 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Elgart, RN B. Jones, RN M. McMenamln, LPN V. Selbold. RN 1800 North Kent Strat Arlington Virgin* National Cemetery near Washing- an American military cemetery, L Berth, RN M. England, LPN E. Jordan, RN V. Meehan, RN M. Siek, RN 22201 are prefered. ton, about 400 gathered in Lautenberg said. R. Becce, RN M. English. RN B. Julian, RN B. Miller, RN J. Sklrka, RN D. Behr, RN B. Ennls, RN J. Kallnowskl, LPN S. Mills, LPN P. Slavkovsky. RN 1 n sail mill QK1 R. Eaalg, RN L. Kallnowskl, LPN W. Monahan, RN A. Slutz, RN 1. L/SJIffJW, Fill R. Blhunlak, RN H. Evana, LPN H. King, RN R. Moore, RN V. Smith, RN C. Bllton, RN T. Fslclcchlo. RN J. Karp, RN R. Morris, RN M. Stark. RN J. Blalne, RN J. Farrell. RN M. Kelgher, RN c. Mulligan, RN S. Stark, RN L. Blatt, RN C. Fellhardt. RN I. Kelly, RN A. Murphy. QPN K. Stein, RN C. Bliss, RN J. Ferrdra, RN M. Kline, LPN V. MuscareHa, RN B. Steinberg, RN A. Brennan, RN J. Ferrla L. Knight. LPN L. Muazynskl. RN M Stewart. RN M. Brown, RN M. Feeaman, RN A. 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CREATIVITY - M»m- BIRTHS bers of St. Mary's MONMOUTH MEDICAL Mr. and Mn. Jeffrey Peach Mr. and Mn. Gary Irvln (Marcia Church, Colts Nock, LaBelU), 601 SUr St., Ocean, son, create crepe paper CENTER (Suaan Mlele), 197 Laurel Ave., Long Brock Holmdel, ion, April 24. April 26 centerpieces to adorn Mr. and Mn. Lynn Joseph (Jessie tables at the church's Mr. and Mn. Gregory White Carmen Quite* and Norberto (Maid Gel(ond), 17 Walnut St., Guxman, 34« Morrii Ave... Apt. 18, M. Graff), 17 Lancaster Drive, annual Cancer Benefit Toms River, too, Apr. II. Long Branch, daughter, April S. Wayside, daughter, April 26 on May 10. Those work- Mr. and Mn. Thomas Carlucclo Mr. and Mn. William Klngiley Mr. and Mn. Paul Petroff (De- ing are, Irom left, Beth (Marie Loiano). 371 Bath Ave , Long (Lola Weckeuer), 2S8B Eton Crest borah Spence), 11-10B Pinehurst Parker, 5, Colts Neck; Branch, son, Apr. 22 Drive, Eatontown, ion, April 25. Drive, Lakewood, son, April 26. Mary Spadea, Colts Mr. and Mn. Robert Bellottl Mr. and Mn. Joseph O'Reilly, Mr.-and Mn. Patrick Hltcbens Neck; Mary Parker, Colts (Mary Runyon), 3 Seawood Ave., (Jolee Eaitmond), 284 Broad St., (Eileen Bonnar), 41JVt 5th Ave.. Neck, chairman; Nancy Keansburg, ion, Apr. It. MaUwan, son, April 25. Bradley Beach, son, April 27 Joyce, Holmdel. co- Joanne Williams and H. Gregory Mr. and Mn. Paul Fisher (Sarah Mr. and Mn. Bondan Cisyk chairman, and Norma Dickinson Jr., IBS MacAuthur Ave., CharogofO, 11B Aialea Court, (Beverly Sternum), 15 Midway Sickles, Colts Neck. Long Branch, ion, Apr. 13. EatonUnm, daughter, April 26. Lane, Eatontown, daughter, April 27 Mr. and Mn. Paul Wishnick Mr. and Mn. Paul O'Brien Mr. and Mn. Joel Riblat (Rebec- (Wendy Ettlnger), 619 4th Ave., (MarllU Gardner), 60 Asbury Ave., ca Posoer), 618 Fifth St., Lakewood, Bradley Beach, daughter, Apr. 23. Atlantic Highlands, ton, April 26 daughter, April a.

REOMTffVCAN. FOMNO Cancer benefit features fine fabrics COLTS NECK - Ready to shed of Van Eps Fine Fabrics, Little bean created by Morse's clients or A paid directory of oomkH events tar non-profit orgaak__ . Rates IS 75 for three Una* lor 1 day (11.00 each those heavy winter wraps and don Silver, will help guests choose from their dressmakers. additional line). K 00 forthne Haas tor two dan (liJOaach additional lint), 8 90 tor three uses for throe days lighter, cooler ensembles? The St. a variety of fine, light-weight wools, (0.00 aach additional Uaa), fT.N tor throe Unas for fow or five days (82.21 each additional line). 8 00 for three lines Mary's annual Cancer Benefit at St. raw silks, gabardines, etc., and will The luncheon, following the for sii to eifkt days (8.8each addttiooal late), 610.8 tor tares toes for ntno to tea days (8.00each additional line). IH.M for three lines tor eleven days F.ach additional day 61.8, each additional lino t» 0O De«dllne 11 AM two diyt help those attending select es- fashion show, will feature chanv I Mary's Spiritual Center, Route 34 before publication Call The Daily Register. Ml-4000, ask for The Date Secretary. and Phalanx Road, may be just the pecially becoming styles. Many of pagne and tea. sandwiches. Tickets place for you to be Friday at 11:30 the fabrics are usually only available are available from St. Marys MAY 8*7- school parking lot, Tindall Rd. I Firehouse. 0 p.m.- 1 a.m. Cisco's a.m. in New York, Paris. London. Milan Church All proceeds will be donated a.m.-l p.m. Space M. Extra, 8. Call ! MONDAY * TUESDAY Disco, DJ, hot buffet. Beer set-ups or the Orient to the Monmouth County Cancer Rummage Sale, Reformed Church 767-7041 or 671-6044. Rain dale May BY OB Door prixes, 90-90's will be Suaan Van Eps Morse, couturier, All fashions to be modeled have Society. of Keyport, Otborn St. Mon . N II. sold. |10 per person, 111 at door. a.m.-l p.m. Tarn, 10 ami p.m. Sponsored by the Highlands Fire Aux- Ladies Auxiliary Flea Market. iliary. gram on May 15 with guests Michael DuTemps, Navesink; Royal MAY 7 - TUESDAY , Shrewsbury Firehouse. Broad St. * Klavon, MaUwan Regional's deputy Cleaners, Wood Haven Florists and Duke Ellington's Broadway Musi- a.m.-l p.m. Tailgate, 66. Call MAY VI - MONDAY superintendent, and William Lawlor, Franklin's Store, here. cal SOPHISTICATED LADIES 741-88. Rain date May 16. Leonardo Memorial Post 331 distributive education coordinator. Come to the Count Basle Theatre In American Legion will hold its 39th Shrewsbury Auction of Auctions Congregation The district's gifted and talented the Monmouth Arts Center, 8 Mon- annual Memorial Day parade. The B'nal Israel, Hance ft Ridge Rd , parade will start promptly at 10 a.m. program will be featured on May 21 mouth St., Red Bank 1 show only, I p.m. For tickets and information call Rumson 0:16 p.m. Registration, sharp at the corner of Leonard Ave. with Phyllis Shore, principal of Health is talks topic Keansburg theatre boa office 641-0001 or viewing and refreshments. Auc- and Leonardvilkt Rd., Uncroft. Or- Strathmore School, and Marilyn ucketron or teletron tioneer Col. Ed Walsh. Donation K ganizations wishing to participate "Taking Control of Your Health" Monson and Ruth Feggeler, teachers par person, door prises. can contact parade chairman at will be discussed tonight at a in the program, as guests Keansburg resident Alcoholism A family Disease 4K-BM or 101-0670. meeting of the Northern Monmouth Film presentation k discussion by Magic Show - Kids make magic County Branch of the American candidate for diploma AIMS Kouten. RN, B.S.N. N.C.A. of too. For the benefit of the MAY 8 - TUESDAY Association of University Women In Monmouth Alcohol Education Momnmouth Arts Center, with NJ's See "Aren't We All" with Rex Har- number 1 magician. Now magic the Shrewsbury Presbyterian A Keansburg resident, Joanne M. Specialist, at Monmouth County Li- rison ft Caludette Colbert. 146 Manalapan entertainer of the year. Rocco. 3 p.m. Church, Sycamore Avenue, at 7:30 brary, Eastern Branch, 7-» p.m. Ad- Leaves St. Mary's I p.m. Call 767-861 Fisler, is among 66 students of Union County Basic Theater in the Mon- p.m. Health professionals from mission free or 717-018. County Collage, Cranford, Elizabeth, mouth Arts Center, W Monmouth St. Riverview Medical Center, Red Men's basketball league and Scotch Plains, who are can- Every Tuesday Singles Dance, Red Bank. Tickets 16, group rates Bank, will discuss stress manage- MAY 11 ft JUNE 1 - didates for one-year diplomas at the Lakeside Manor. Hwy. 36. Haslet available. Call bra office office FRIDAY ft SATURDAY ment, cancer detection, nutrition to start play in June College's Commencement cer- I 30 Ages 8-46 All tingle, welcome Shore Regional. H.S. presenti and osteoporosis. The public is emonies on Thursday, June 6, at ( •3. •SPOTLIGHT!"; A Review based on invited. A "Slo-Break Basketball League" p.m. at the Cranford Campus. Flea Market sponsored by the the works of Stephen Sondeheim, is being formed for men over 30 by They are among nearly 900 Union MAY 7 ft 6 - ladies auxiliary of Breveot Park and Tennessee Williams. Cole Porter, Small book group and Manalapan Parks and Recreation. County College students who are TUESDAY ft WEDNESDAY Leonardo Fire Co. at their fair Neil Simon, and others! 6 p.m. at the League games will be held every candidates for Associate In Arts. Rummage Sale, Calvary United grounds on Rt. M, Leonardo. 104 H.S., Rt 8, West Long Branch. All Methodist Church, 3rd ft Osborn St., p.m. Rain date May 16. Spaces 110 Monday night at the new Manalapan Associate in Science, and Associate j teats 8 90 Info 2B-O3M M-F. M 30 "Gone with the Wind" Keyport, M p.m. For further Info call 3*1-648 after 5 Recreation Center starting in June. in Applied Science degrees, j p.m. Eves, ft weekends 8*0161. p.m on library schedule For further infomation contact the certificates or diplomas. MAY I - WEDNESDAY parks and recreation office, 120 Union County College of'ers pro- Sisterhood of CongrefaUon Beth Drinking Water Week "Open JUNE 1 - SATURDAY The Small Book Club at the Route 522 and Taylors Mills Rd. grams leading to the diploma In Shalom, Red Bank, will hold their House,'' Monmouth College Con- 6th Annual MiddMewn Twp. His- Monmouth County Library's Eastern dental assisting, medical assisting annual Chinese Auction at Back solidated Water Co., Swimming torical Society Flea Market oa the Branch, Route 35, will discuss Ayn and practical nursing Union also Smith's, Palmer Ave.', East River Pleat, 310 Swimming River lawn at beautiful Croydon Hall in Rands book, "We, the Living," May offers programs in the areas uf Keaosburg Do»r» will open at •:30 Rd. Colts Neck 10 am .-3 p.m Plant Leonardo Tables, 8 each, 1 for IIS 14 at 7:30 p.m. Atlantic Highlands liberal arts, biology, business, crimi- p.m. Tickets may be purchased at fte tours, wise water asage tips, For reservations call 071-080 All who have read the book are nal Justice, engineering, human ser- door. Donation 8.90. Refreshments, exhibits, slid show, refreshments. Flea Market - 0 a.m.-4 p.m. Rain or welcome to take part. Copies of the vices, physical science, and the Drawing for water prises at 1:30 p.m. Liacroft Cooperative Nursery thine. Uncroft Firehouse. Vendors 8 book may be borrowed from the business, engineering and health Brass rubbings topic School will hold their final Open MAY 14 - TUESDAY a table. Contact 741-811 or 747-780 to branch library. technologies. House for Sept. registration from 1-3 Aa evening with Dr. Janet G reserve space. On May 17 at 7:30 p.m. the branch at Wednesday meeting Ms. Fisler is mkjormg in medical p.m. at the school, located In Uacroft Woltlu world reknown authority of will continue its Friday Night Flicks assistant at Union County College. Presbyterian Church Bring your children of alcoholics at Mtddletown Hunterdon Hills dinner Theater series with a showing of the magnifi- Ken Faliender, guest speaker at a child for an house of fan. Refresh- High School North, I p.m. 8 dona- Depart Matawan. t p.m. Call cent Civil War epic, "Gone With the meeting of the Atlantic Highlands menu will be served tion Wind," starring Vivien Leigh, Clark Historical Society Wednesday , will Singles Again boats a terrific JUNE I - SATURDAY Gable and a cast of thousands speak on monumental brass rubbings MAY 16 - SATURDAY cocktail party aad dance at the The tea Bright Fire Ladies Aux- Flea Market Fair, t-4 p.m. done in England. The public is Leonardo beautiful Cinnaman Tree, Rt. (, iliary will sponsor a Tailgate Flea Holmdel UCC Church, Mala St., invited to attend the session held in Freehold. Proper dress required All Market on the Borough parking lot, » Holmdel. Space available 68-480. borough ball, First Avenue, at 8 p.m. tingles welcome. Dance 6 p.m. Orien- a.m. to 4 p.m. Spaces 8. For any Games. Strawberry festival, Chinese Matawan Refreshments will be served. Fourth-grader to be tation for new singles 3 p.m. Com- Information 747-7011 or 741-9037. Rain auction, crafta. To benefit sew Adult plimentary hot buffet. For more in- date May 10. Day Center. Little Miss contestant formation call U0-U4I pageant participant St. Marks Parish sponsoring a bus JUNE Ml- School superintendent trip to the Amur, Country which in- SUNDAY-THURSDAY Dawn Kingsley, daughter of Miss Nicole Pagden, of 11 MAY • - THURSDAY cludes dinner at Plane ft Fancy res- Trip to Sanaa, WUdwood Crest Sherman and Susan Kingsley, 52 Birchwood Place, Leonardo, will be St. Agnes Church will have a bus hosts Cable TV program taurant. For farther Information call sponsored by Senior Citixen Associa- Third Ave.. has been selected as an a participant in this year's Junior trip to the Falima Shrine, Washing- 717-1075. 8> par person. Bus leaves • tion. 6 days, 4 nights 1190 each double Superintendent of Schools Kenneth entrant in the 1985 Little Jr. Miss ton, NJ. A stop will be made at Little Miss America Pageant to be a.m. occupancy. 1 meals a day and side I) Hall discusses issues involving New Jersey pageant to be held in the held May 19 in Somerset, N. J. FlemlngUm. Call »l-0074 trips. For more info, call Susan students and faculty in the Matawan- Somerset Hilton. Somerset, May It. Nicole, 10 years old, attends McArdle 86-183. Monmouth Mineral aad Gam Clubs 1-4 p.m. Greek pastries. Fashions Aberdeen Regional School district The winner of the state event will Leonardo Grade School where she Is Uth annual exhibit Shore Regional by Sea Air Shop. Music by Garden during his weekly television pro- represent New Jersey at the Little a fourth grader and participates in H.S., Rt. 36, W. Long Branca. 6 State Singers ft I. Tsaklrit st the JUNE 6 - SUNDAY Jr. Miss America pageant in Miami gram. "Speak With the Super- Project Challenge, a supplemental p m 10 p.m. Public invited. On dis- RohalUan Estate. Rumson, NJ. Ben- Bayvtew PTA Is sponsoring a intendent ." The show is broadcast on Beach in October. education program for gifted and play will he minerals from all over efit Cancer Research ft Cooleys luncheon to commemorate the retire- Cab)e TV Channel 19 Wednesdays at Kingsley attends the fourth grade talented children. the world, Jeweiry-lapidry aad gem Anemia. Pre-saJe of tickets 113.90. ment of Mrs. Abba Daniels principal 6:30 p.m. in the Atlantic Highlands Elemen- Nicole's entry to the Pageant is ( Call! of Bayvtew School. The luncheon will tary School where she participates in On Wednesday. Hall will explore being sponsored by Rlene Hair MAY 10 - SUNDAY be bold at Peninsula House, Ocean the safety patrol guard. Her ac- KMLC (Kick Mid-UfeCrisis) ft the Ave., Sea Bright from noon-3 p.m. students' concerns with guests Kim Designer of Red Bank and D.J. Port-au-Peck Fire Company An- Powick, Agnes Kam and Daniel tivities include jazz and aerobic Hailoran, grandfather of Elizabeth. Monmouth County Mental Health For info, and to make reservations Players an co-spnasorlag aa evening nual Flea Market at Monmouth Park Brodniu. MaUwan Regional High dancing, bicycling, walking, swim- The winner of the New Jersey please call 671-4107 or 071-1173 on coping with elderly parents to- Race Track. I a.m.-S p.m. Rain date School students. ming and table tennis. She also contest will represent the state in night. For details call MMO43 after 5 May 16. Pood, beverages, ft rest JUNE 11-17- Upcoming topics include the high collects stamps and stickers the national contest to be held in rooms iamines on promises, for rTUDAY-THURSDAY school's vocational education pro- Her sponsors include Hair Miami Beach later this year. Star Of The Sea, Chinese Auction Info call m-«214 St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High- School cafeteria, Chelsea ft 3rd Ave., lands, will sponsor a trip on the Mis- Long Branch. 6:30 p.m. 8 per person. Monmouth Comity Park System sponsoring Thompson Park day at tistipi Queen. Memphis to New Or- Monmouth County Thompson Park. leans. Call 81-0676 or 81-0271. MAY 16 - FRIDAY Newman Springs Rd., Uacroft 11 Annual St. Mary's Cancer Benefit a.m.-e p.m. Activities Include arts ft JULY 1HS- Fashion Show ft Luncheon at St. crafts sale, country ft western music, Mary's Spirit Center, Colts Neck. SATURDAY-SATURDAY pony rides, plant sale, toad, outdoors NOVA SCOTIA (on Scotia Prince), 11:10 a.m. Fashions by Van ETS, expo and more. For Info, call Fine Fabrics of Uttie Silver. Fol- Depart Matawan. For Info, call lowed by champagne ft tea sand- wiches served sn the pariah lull Monmouth County Park System AUGUST 17 - SATURDAY Donations 110 All proceeds to Mon- sponsoring Spring Arts ft Crafts sale The Mtddletown Township HS mouth Canty Cancer Society. For at Monmouth County Thompson class of '8 aad '64. 8 year class tickets call St. Mary's office TOMSM. Park, Newman Springs Rd , Uncroft reunion. Lakeside Manor, Haslet. 11 a.m.-S p.m. 160 artists and crafters For more info. 406468, zB-TOW or Singles Again. The largest shore win display and sell their items. No daaca. Meat and mil with warm admission charge for public. For ATUNCROFT friendly singles at the Colts Neck Ian, info call MM000 AUGUST II - SUNDAY Ma. UT. Coils Neck. CisngshBialiiy AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, ballet. Orientation 6 p.m. Dam ( i PTA Int'l Fair, 114 For- FIJI 11 day tour with LENAPE BPW p.m. For mon Information 1304MI. raetdale School. Exhibits, Int'l lunch, Includes AIR, TOURS, HOTELS, and performance*, crafts, i MAY M, 11, 17, IS, 34. » - most meals. Call 741408. auctions. Dessert cafe. Statue of FRIDAY ft SATURDAY Liberty. AUGUST 8 - SUNDAY Pine Tree Players amass "The Boa trip to Huaterton Valley dinner Supporting Cast" comedy, Commaal- MAY 11 - TUESDAY theater. Comedy hit "Never To TUESDAY, MAY 7, 6-9 P.M. ty House Thaler, 3rd and Madison CoUage Library As- Late." 68 par person tadadee hot ft # Ave. Spring Lake, I 30 p.m. at. H.t sociation Bus Trip to BrandywkM cold smor gasbag, stow ft transpor- Lower Level of The Commons (Park in 7) door. Avail, in advance Thursday 7-6 River >!•• sum, Cbseas Ford, PA and tation. Additional aria, ft reser- p.m. daring ran of play, roast isUuas Nemours Msaaiaa aad Gardens, vations call 717-180 7744676. Wilmtagtan, DEL. Cost, 111. Call by Toms of the campus start at 6 p.m. Admissions and May 6, 18-7474 16-16 MAY U - SATURDAY MONDAY-MONDAY Financial Aid representatives and program counselors PTO gi«t flea market at Scaatc MAY 34 - FRIDAY St Agaas Cherea, Atlantic High- Atlantic Higklaada Yacht Harbor M Stogies Again Open House Dane* lands, will sponsors trip to Norway, will be available. Refreshments will be served. a.m. to 4 p.m Raw) dale May 16. Single. Again harts the largest spaa 8wedsu and Denmark. Coat |16e) per apace, 67 stogie; SU doaeto. Veadsrs bouse daaca at the shore toaight In person, doable oecapaacy. Call (assvted). Ssad chock payable to: The Meariag, Rt. 70, Point Plaaaaat 81-0076 or 81401 BROOKDME Atlantic rugaUaads PTO, M6 First Hot comsHroeatary buffet. AU COMMUNITY Ave., Atlantic Itlgtilaawi, NJ 67716. estates welcome. Orientation 6 p.m. OCTOBER M-1I- For farther brio, call 301-m6after! Daeee * p.m. For more Information OATURDAY-SATURDAY COLLEGE pjn. Caribbeaa Cruise ssoasored by Highlands Recreation Group. Ostside SUCCESS sums HERB High MAY 8 - SATURDAY cabins; limited space. Info, call Kay, Booster Club Flea Market, high Spring Danes at the Highlands 81-183 after 6. The Register

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SOAP OPERA UPDATE MONDAY PRIME TIME 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 I 10:30 CBS New Fortunt Scarecrow And Mrs. King mum Nawhtft Cagneyilscey ALL MY CHILDREN: In Tibet, to Kelly and the two can no longer feels Mike's problems have been e Erica meeti a high print who MM contain their passion. Julie assures caused by Noreen't reappearance. NBC NMM Fanny Faud TVBtoopers Academy Of Country Musk; Awards to ihow her the way to serene Ufa. Brenda and Wally that Sam and Ann continues to hit the bottle. The o Learning Aofia has dined with Ken, Myrna are still plotting to keep the mystery man turns out to be M'A'S'H AlFmHy PilMsg. C. Burnett MtrvQrinin MM a new physician at Pint Valley duo apart. Wally takes Sam's casino Jonathan, who la still after Lorna. o hospital, Jcate moves In with Yvon- Job offer. ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Mitch, o ABCNtM Ent Tonight HtfdCMttt4 McCorrntck Movfe "Urn II" ne. On witness stand at Daisy's trial, DAYS OF OUR UVE8: Arriving Tina's lover, comes to Llanview to News Century Movie: "Mr. Horn" apartment house manager hints at .Shenanigans. Chris and Eugene claim his sportacar. Tina tells Mitch o MM Daisy and Zach were lovers and she's not ready to tell Vlckl about discover it's been trashed and decide 1 •Haitiruie 1 \fiA *•'•• - KeyToRtbtoca Ind.Newt | Newt later sayi Nina was at the apart- to start neighborhood watch pro- Victor's lecherous past. At Banner (D jvftwions | ma. nswi ment. When Nina tries to Implicate gram. Todd warned by the mys- anniversary party, guests are MtoNM/Lthrer Ths Heart Of The Oregon American Playhouse Mow After Al These Years Linda in Zach's murder, Cliff begins terious Savannah that they're still stunned to find copies of Victor's to wonder If Nina might be the partners After making love to letters In the anniversary programs. Ssntord WKRP Movie: "The Sons Of K.H. Eider" Bizarre culprit. Mickey offers to give Tad Shane, Kim suffer* another dizzy Gaining divorce from Asa, Becky cash to repay Edna the $40,000 he spell. Ivy believes Chlno destroyed makes plant to marry Jesse and ID •MM AH ram* Movtr. "Butterflies Are Fret- Movio: "Midnight LJCA" owea. Tad Informs Edna he'll tell Shenanigans. After night of love- settle In Llanview. Rob and Castle everyone of Edna's connection with making with Melissa, Pete returns consider elopement. g M'A'8'H Taxi Movie "Macon County Una" Black Sheep Squadron Zach unless she agrees to let him of f home to learn Ivy's been rushed to RITUALS: Mike and Lacey still ESPN SpoCtr. InB'bai Auto Racing: Moras 1000 USRFootbal: Houston st Portland hook for debt. Greg and Dottle hospital. Feeling she's unable to be decide to become roommates. struggle with the problems of being good therapist, Marlena tenders her new parents. Gates It hoping he can M0 MOVW rrsggts Movie: "Ben|f" Not Nfwi ••Against All Odds" Hilary learns of Tad and Mickey's resignation. Marlena upset when the affair. Ellen tells ROM no matter work out a way to help Sherry. learnt new police chief may block USA Radio 1990 Dragnet Movie: "FrauWn Ooktor" Cover Story Hollywood what's happened she'll stand behind Carter feels he's about to lose bit Abe's promotion. New chief tells rightful place In the Chapln family. him. Palmer gives Tyson go-ahead Marlena be and Roman were very TMC ••Th»Earthsng"Cont'd Movte: •Octoputty" Movtt to put ROM on stand even though It close. Melissa can't believe it when RYAN'S HOPE: Frank tells Jill may implicate ROM In Zach's Ian reads her riot act for misting her he wants reconciliation. A delighted WOW "My Footrah H'rt" Confd Movte"S*wood" Movie murder. Andrew interested in Dot- probation meeting. While Anna it Jill agrees With Maggie about to tie. admitting to Eugene she loves Tony, appear on cover of prominent O 'Aesssiy 01 Country WRESTLING MANIA D«nt Mill Tonight ANOTHER WORLD: Donna tells not the late Nicky, Tony and Jasmine fashion magazine, she becomes * Milk Awards' ler Hw Newt 1 Spaclii Rsptrt Sttrdkw CtadulMl Peter the was not awake during share hot kits. Shane tells Bo he closer to Tiger. Katie and Dave Mggot sad thi besti THE KEY TO "EsKCA Marley's birth and only saw the baby needs his help in London. Neil growing closer when he's hired to the day after the was born. Donna informs the terrified Kim she may write songs for her off-Broadway decides to tell Marley she's her mom be going permanently blind. show. Maeve realizes Katie respon- on Marley's 18th birthday. Cats sible for letter that brought Dave GENERAL, HOSPITAL: Scorpio wants to move in with Kathleen. and Maggie back together. Katie admits to Holly Anna had access to admits that she's falling in love with 12-part series on China begins Jealous when customer makes pass the WSB files. Learning Jimmy Lee at Thomaslna, Carter punches him Dave. Max and Siobhan make dinner going to Haiti with Cella, Grant out and makes Thomaslna quit. plant. cancels Jimmy Lee's ticket and goes Experiencing stomach pains, SANTA BARBARA: Trapped In to Haiti himself Chartering private Thomasina keeps the problem from tunnel, Ctuz finds an unconscious tonight on public TV channels plane, Jimmy Lee arrives In Haiti. Carter. After Catlin asks for divorce, Augusta. Gina digs up Hank's body He finds the newly divorced Celia Brittany runs into street and it in tunnel. Gina, Augusta, Santana a village political meeting, a mental interested in the Chinese people." and Grant in tame bedroom while §K KB MTHENKM struck by car. When Brittany It and Cruz are rescued from cave. institution, marriage counseling and His production company paid (1 Cella trying to sober up. Deciding The Associated Press taken to hospital with minor in- Eden and Cruz make wedding plans. the judicial system involved In a million to the Chinese government that both Jimmy Lee and Grant are juries, Catlin realizes be must Mason decides to blackmail Lindsay NEW YORK (AP) - Here's your case against a woman charged with for the rights, and it cost f7 million too manipulative, Celia departs decide between Brittany and Sally. about bis love affair with the late fortune if you watch "Hie Heart of burglarizing a neighbor's apartment. to complete the project. Montagnon Haiti with French physician. Now Sally hurt when the seat Brittany Channing. the Dragon": You will journey to a The program doesn't make Ideo- said he had almost complete free- that they've found love for one teaching Catlin sign language. Peter far-off place and meet one billion logical judgments about the rights dom to travel and film. Each one- another, Rick and Glnny ecstatic SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Just informs Catlin he must make people, while never leaving your and wrongs of communism in China. hour documentary shows a different when Judge gives her probation and before Suzi and Cagney't wedding marital decision soon or be con- living room. Instead, it lets the human stories slice of life: tonight's is "Re- placet her in Rick's custody. Anna ceremony, Kate suffers electrical sidered bigamist. After Kathleen "The Heart of the Dragon," public relate the struggles of a country membering," next week's is "Eat- works for Donnelly in exchange for shock and Is rushed to hospital and Cass have another spat, Dee television's 12-part series exploring grappling with immense poverty. ing," then comet "Living," "Believ- part of treasure. Frisco deeply Coming to, Kate tells Cagney and turns up in Can's bed. Ben writes the everyday and the extraordinary Executive producer Peter Moo- ing," "Caring" and to on. moved when Tony recognizes he's Suzi to go ahead with their wedding. Marley goodbye letter. Cagney concerned when Kate suffers among China's mass of humanity, tagnon (co-producer of Kenneth General Electric bought the pro- his brother. Frisco working on dock begins tonight and runt on con- Clark's "Civilisation") said when be duction for U.S. consumption, and AS THE WORLD TURNS: Bob to get information on Slater. severe pain. Hogan frantic when Liza throws out his much-loved and secutive Mondays through July 22. arrived in China in 1980, the Chinese each hour will include Introductions furious when Frannie insists on A proletarian version of "Lives of were attempting to parcel out their by Robert MacNeil and Jim Lehrer dropping out of Yale. Barbara and GUIDING LIGHT: Regaining con- worn typewriter. sciousness. Billy tells H.B. about YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: the Rich and Famous," the PBS epic country to Western filmmakers. China's No. 1 resource It map- Brian's skinny-dipping interrupted is filling and fulfilling television. "They offered one company per- power, by the millions, and the by malingering Paul. Thinking Reva and Kyle's actions in the Idaho A Una upset when she realizes Danny barn. Realizing Ed is father of it married. Tyrone and Jan's plan Viewers will visit the homes, mission to film the ancient silk filmmakers have ably tapped that Lucinda running Craig's Ufa by hovels, factories and rice paddles of route, another the top half of the rich vein — from the Frank Perdue sending him on Hong Kong assign- Claire's baby, Fletcher and Ed to have Tyrone save Alana almost decide to keep Information from backfires when gas fills the room China, getting an intimate and Yangtze River, still another the of Canton, an avowed capitalist who ment, Ula agrees to help John beat sympathetic took at its people and bottom half. They offered us the It getting rich with t take-out Lucinda for school board seat even Claire and Maureen. Fletcher plans and Alana it rendered unconscious. to raise the child as his own. Alana's life literally saved at the last culture, including views of a 30- Great Wall," he said. "I told them chicken business and is considering though it means taking files from member. four-generation household, I wasn't interested in that - I was 4l into spare ribs. Rei's office. Bob and Kim bead for Maureen believes Ed really con- minute. their honeymoon cruise Putting cerned with Claire because be it aside their bitterness. Jay and Kirk unhappy that Maureen cannot bear a decide to become partners hi the child. After telling Alexandra net Hayloft. Learning Jay it co-owner. not interested in running Sptulding Chuck rigs wiring and attempts to Enterprises but rather a music set place on fire. Marcie's fondness career, Lujack gets part-time Job as MOVIE TIMETABLE for Stewart grows but she fears she's hospital orderly. After being taken to not good enough for him. 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Dear Ann Landers: I knew only right angles. Believe It or not, many too well how "Heartbroken In Ida- fat people are decent, warm, caring ho" feels. Oar 7-year-old sea is also folks and the world would miss them the victim of a closed-bead injury. Ann Landers if they were shot for wearing load- He was hit by a reckless 17-year-old colored stretch pants. driver la our neighborhood. II Joe wants to gel rid of ugly "Idaho" suggested it might be present condition. This once bright, females bow about eliminating the helpful for youths to see their top-of-lbe-clast stadeat Is now being undernourished, emaciated dames accident victims in the hospital, that considered for special education we tee Jumping around oa TV It might make them drive more classes because be "can't keep up." wearing twtmtuits and exercise togs carefully la the future. I can tell So, parents, when aa adult tells with leg-holes cut ap to their "Idaho" it didn't help la oar case. you tail yoar son or daughter Is armpits? Half their backsides are The kid who hit our son esme to driving like a maniac, please listen! hanging out and their breasts are the pediatric Intensive care unit 1* He could kill himself as weU as mashed flat as pancakes. This is •ays later. Our sea was still In a several others. — Sick At Heart b attractive? coma, had an latercranial pressure Michigan I don't expect you to print my monitor screwed down into his skull, Dear Sick At Heart: Thank you for letter because I have yet to see yon tabes, catheters and I.V.s sharing your tragic story I hope and say anything In defense of fat people. everywhere. His breathing was < pray those crazy drivers out there Bat I'm glad I wrote it. - Ticked la by t respirator. will pay attention and that their Texas Did the sight of our child's parents will lake it seriously if suffering change this kid's driving someone complains. Dear Ticked: Here it is. Mean- habits? Not one bit. He still rips Dear Aaa Landers: This Is for Joe while, kwitcherbellyakin' and lose around the streets like a maniac. I and everyone else who thinks fat some weight. You'll feel better about would bet it is only a matter of time women In red, green, blue or purple yourself and it could add years to before he has another terrible acci- polyester stretch pants should be your life. dent shot. A year before be hit oar son, I For pity's take, what possible How to — and bow much? Find out stoke to his mother about his craiy difference caa it make to anyone with Ann Landers' new booklet, •riving. She called me a trouble- what we fat womea wear? From "How, What and When to Tell Yoar HEQISTER/DON LORD) maker and said I shouldn't bother everything we hear and read it's Child About Sex." For yoar copy PLANS ABOUT PLANTS - Fair Haven residents Teacher Association), to benefit the borough's her with such nonsense because he hard to believe that anyone is looking send St cents along with a long, schools. The event will run from 8 a.m. to noon at was "a sensible man." at at. We've been brainwashed into stamped, self-addressed envelope to Penny Spaulding, co-chairman, left, and Lee Surely such lack of parental thinking that all eyes are on those Aaa Landers. P.O. Box lifts. Chi- Zilincar, chairman, make plans for the May 11 plant the Fair Haven Fire House. discipline contributed to oar sea's womea whose bones stick out at cago, III (Mil. sale sponsored by Fair Haven P.T.A. (Parent- Blood test procedure won't transmit contagious diseases

•V LESTBI L. COUftm M.D. impossible to acquire AIDS, or any fear is not the only one that upsets mutual task and deserves a solid stimulates a healthy person to him. It would be highly advan- groundwork of emotional stability. produce more blood. The loss of I am engaged to he married hi infectious or contagious disease, by tageous to him, and certainly to you, On the subject of blood, I must blood is compensated very quickly about two months. I know that II it withdrawing a sample of blood from Your Health if he were to see a psychiatrist or a write to the many readers who and within 24 hours the blood count necessary to have a blood test before the arm. All of the needles that are psychologist who might probe into express timidity and fears about returns to normal. A healthy person getting a license. My fiance ia used have been kept sterile and the underlying reasons for such donating blood. can safely give a* pint of blood five absolutely terrified to have Mood protected even from the air Once uncontrolled phobia. times a year. taken from his arm. He says that's used, needles and syringes are level of anxiety, is terrified about Donating blood is entirely safe. It the way some people have caught destroyed. The needle is broken and the unknown. This terror multiplies This would be an excellent invest- it painlessly done and can be a most the syringe is cracked and dis- itself when one doesn't speak to a ment in your own destiny and might rewarding experience. Contributing It should be emphasized that all AIDS. Even though oar doctor says the equipment used by reliable blood this Is impossible. I am writing to carded doctor or any other authority. In spare you much heartache when you a lifesaving pint of blood can bring I am concerned about the magni- some instances, this fear may reach both have to come face to face with the donor personal satisfaction. banks is completely safe and free you for verification. - Miss CM., from contamination. Consequently, Pennsylvania tude of ignorance that surrounds this destructive levels and interfere with the myriad problems associated with It should be known that donating all social relationships. marriage. The adjustment to mar- blood donors are never exposed to Dear Miss. M : Let me immedi- catastrophic illness Your fiance, a pint of blood in no way depletes I am certain that his unfounded riage and child rearing is an arduous any danger. ately assure you that It is absolutely like many other people with a high one's own body resources. In fact, it Physicians seek to improve care for seniors •T JACK H SMITH inhibitions. What drugs and over-the-counter The empathetic approach to care of older preparations are being taken and why? What patients is on the upswing once again, Joseph F. Time of Your Life preparations slow his reactions? Boyle, M.D., of Los Angeles assures me. That is Just as important, says Boyle, is the willing- good news for the increasing numbers of midlife- ness of the patient to reveal any limitations on and-up people who will provide for the majority reread the diplomas, the plethora of just-in-cate his financial means. He should be as honest and of doctor visits and services for the rest of this tests, and "you have to expect some ailments open with the physician as be expects the doctor century. For Boyle speaks with authenticity; he when you are old." to be about the patient's needs is president of the American Medical Association Boyle tells of an emergency case in Jersey City The medial profession is as eager to limit and has an unparalleled overview of how where the two young interns involved exhibited escalating medical costs as the patient popu- physicians are being educated and practices are a sensitive understanding of the elderly patient lation, Boyle contends. But, in fairness, he thinks being managed across the country. and of his similarly aged relatives. This aspect the doctor's costs should be capped, too. And be MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH WOODNORTH Medical college courses in geriatrics have of medical training has not been so evident in the doubts that the answer will be found in the increased these past few years, the AMA leader last two decades, he admits. limiting of government payments for medical reports. Treatment of older people, from both The older patient has a part to play In care. physical and psychological aspects, is being improving relationships, too, the doctor adds. He Greater progress in the treatment of diseases The Joseph Woodnorths discussed more at medical meetings. But what or she should be careful to select a physician who prevalent among the elderly has been made pleases Boyle the most is the renewed concentra- exhibits at least as much interest in the person through research than is generally recognized, be tion on basic medical ethics, the re-establish- as in the medical chart. Or, if he already has such thinks. He points to the day not too long ago when mark 65th anniversary ment of the continuing one-on-one relationship a doctor, he should continue. a broken hip was seldom fully healed and a pill that we used to know. Most frequently, Boyle thinks, the older was prescribed to help the injured live with the U.S. Army in World War I. In are the regular patient consultation and patient seeking a new physician should look first pain. "Today," he says, "we restore many hips OCEAN - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph achieving the rank of chief petty checkup, the knowledge of family situations, the among family practitioners or general internists. with steel and plastic and the wearer of the Woodnorth, who live in Wayside officer. He worked as an accoun- tailoring of prescription drugs to patient reaction When the patient consults the doctor, he should replacement is often out on the golf course Residence nursing home, have tant on Wall Street (New York) potentials. Out are the cold cubbyhole where you openly discuss his individual allergies and again." celebrated their (5th wedding until his retirement. anniversary. The home's staff Mrs. Woodnorth had taught staged a special dinner and party second graders in a North Bergen in honor of their wedding day, school until her marriage. April 18, and invited all residents The couple have a daughter. Roses from special day Installation is Wednesday and the couple's family. Doris Gilbert, who resides in The Woodnorths, who met at a Alexandria, Va. Their son, BELMAR - Jersey Shore Branch of the American Association of church dance, were married in George Woodnorth, resides in University Women (AAUW) will have an installation banquet at 6:30 1920 in St John's Episcopal Neptune. The pair also have four preserved in potpourri p.m., Wednesday in The Barclay. Church, Jersey City. grandchildren and three great- New officers will be installed, and outgoing officers will be honored. Mr. Woodnorth served In the grandchildren. DEAR HELOISE: i The Educational Foundation Program's endowment will be named in 1 received roses from my husband honor of Nona C. Plangere, West Allenhurst, outgoing president, and when I was In the hospital for the Hints From Monmouth College Scholarship honorees, Martha Ford, Neptune, and birth of our daughter. Maxlne Langbein, Interlaken, will be feted. I want to preserve them by The Educational Foundation Program awards fellowships to women making potpourri. I have not been Heloise for academic and creative work at the dissertation, post-doctoral, and able to locate a recipe for it. Can you YOUR HOROSCOPE final-year professional training levels. The Monmouth College help me find one? — Cindy for them to hold and drink. Less Scholarship is given to a county woman who is returning to school Drying the petals is essential. You CANCER (June 21-July 22) - chance of a child spilling or dropping and working full-time toward a degree. •jtTEUA WUB can dry them in a gas oven without bis drink, too. — Ron Myers Though the offer you receive today Membership in AAUW is open to alumnae of accredited four-year heat, using the pilot light. Be sure to A GREAT PET Bora today, you possets an may be exciting, is it lucrative colleges and universities. inquiring mind of such exceptional enough to warrant the changes it leave the door cracked open. Dear Heloise: I want to purchase quality that it would not be surpris- requires of you? You, also can dry them in any a bird for my grandmother who lives ing were you to break new trails in LEO (July 2S-Aug. 22) - You will warm, dry, dark place. alone and would appreciate the terms of knowledge. Combine insa- gain access to useful information Pull the petals apart and spread companionship. What would you tiable curiosity with originality and early in the day. Spend a little time them on a tray covered with suggest? — Janice R. you may w«U be the discoverer not analyzing before you begin apply- cheesecloth or paper towels to There are so many nice birds to Lose 3 to 7 lbs. A Week! only of new knowledge in old fields, absorb moisture because moisture keep as pets but I think parakeets bat of new fields themselves. You > (Aug. 2S-Sept. 22) - Mon- can ruin the entire batch with are the least expensive and are far will, however, suffer from conflict ey matters to the fore! This it a mildew. easier to care for than their other of interest For while scientific good day for run wing your finan- When the pedals dry they will feel bird cousins. The parakeet is a very Tbrmef Hawaii h is your forte, you are alto cial situation. papery. You can put them into a sociable bird and easy to train. highly creative and artistic and will LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 22) - A large glass jar after drying, adding Buy your bird at a pet store or with to express those aspects of chance to increase your popularity more petals as you dry them. Stir the from a dealer who will guarantee yoar nature. comes at a social gathering today. petals daily and check for mildew. your bird's health, give you advice Somewhat reserved in manner, Take advantage of the opportunity. Keep them for a week or so to insure on how to take care of the bird yea nevertheless manage to give SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - that they are perfectly dry. properly and suggest the supplies 10% the impression of being outgoing, What appeared to be an obstacle to Pour your petals into a crock or an and aids you will need. - Heloise Discovnr friendly, inviting. Yours Is a basi- your success proves by day's end to opaque storage container which can I in Sertioi c itiienn cally affectionate nature and your have been an asset Much progress be sealed. If at this time you feel any Is mads). .mil Students/ loyalties are such that yon will moisture, sprinkle the petals with •My husband I just cant m»int«in all close attachments SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) salt and cap the container Check the likes me this wayl throughout your life. - Revise your schedule to include petals the following day to see if the toae weight!" additions to your roster of responsi- CBS Alto bora on this date are Sig- bilities. More order is required salt is damp. If it is go back through mund Freud, founder of Freudian CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - the drying process from the begin- SUPERMARKET psychology; Pandit Nehru, Indian Insist on a definition of terms ning. before you agree to take on further For roses, mix one teaspoon orris 36 MAIN ST. EXCUSE BUSTER SPECIAL • >i» ( i.tsh MM I >n Mmi<] To see what It in store for yon duties on the employment scene. root, one tablespoon of lavender, one KEANSBURG *Nfl()flfCjS Of SttfltUlMSl tomorrow, find your birthday and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 16) - cinnamon stick crushed, one tea- Readiness - or lack of it - makes spoon of whole cloves crushed and read the corresponding paragraph. .'( i/.fiism fi,,,.!, k. i, |, ,11,,, ,,/N Let your birthday star be you daily the difference today. Prepare for several dashes of allspice or nutmeg change and you will adapt to it guide. into your petals. Just follow your well. nose to see how much of the spices The Natural answer to your excuses! TUESDAY, MAY 7 PISCES (Feb. It-March 20) - All TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - will give you the fragrance you want. CHICKEN 491 barriers are down whan it comes to - Heloise Request additional space for your Aorniminlfa.tiffli today. Even your FREE—Stabilization and Send s great hint to: Heloise, P.O. activities on tot employment scene. enemies will lend a listening ear JERSEY NUMBER GAME Maintenance Program! Superiors should be yielding today. ARIES (March 21-April ft) - Get Box StMt, San Antonio, Texas TSUI GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - major points across with little SOFT DRINKS FOR TOTS Pick any 3 Numbers) What you tear down today you may effort today. You should be in the Dear Heloise: I have a little tip for you can play 5364100 have to rebuild tomorrow. Consider catbird seat byday's end. young children at a fast food stare or from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. restaurant. Ti ss* sliver well what yon may be able to Unllad rXmntylt 7 days a week 671-6822 929-2700 salvage. When you bay the tat a soft drink, WE ARC A CLAIM CENTER cat the straw off short to it is easier g^ The Register

COMICS CLASSIFIED.. Sports IY. MAY 6. 1985 B Mets nip Reds; Yanks down Royals KEN "Men are going to get on base, and that's said. "Of course, we helped him a little bit Sample was safe at first but Bobby DEMPSEY CINCINNATI (AP)-DwightGooden was when you've got to bear down and make by twinging at high fastballt. But that's Meacham struck out. Henderson, however, at his best yesterday only when be had to great pitches," Gooden said. what guys like (Sandy) Koufax and (Bob) followed with a 420-foot homer into the left- to. The right-hander threw 120 pitches in Gibson did." field seaU, hit second of the year, snapping The New York Mets right-hander escaped seven innings before yielding to Jesse Yankees 6, Royali 2 a 1-1 tie. Mattingly followed with hit first several close calls despite erratic control, Orotco, who got his third save. NEW YORK - Consecutive homers by homer of the year, giving Yankee right- hanging on for eight Innings in a 3-2 victory "I'd sUrted getting into my rhythm pretty Rickey Henderson and Don Mattingly in the hander Phil Niekro, 4-2, aU the runt be over the Cincinnati Reds. good, but I didn't have my best stuff," fifth inning led the New York Yankees to a would need. Gooden, 4-1, gave up seven hits and Gooden said. "It was kind of off-and-on." victory over the Kansas City Royals, walked three, getting hurt in Just the fourth Gooden made the Reds strand five completing a three-game weekend tweep. The victory was the Yankees' fourth In a Inning when the Reds scored a pair of runs runners in scoring position while pitching Dale Berra started the winning rally with row, and ninth straight over the Royals at When will on Dave Van Oorder's bases-loaded double. the Mets to their ninth victory In 11 one-run a tingle and then slid hard into Royals Yankee Stadium. The last time the Royals Gooden also fanned nine, with four of those games this season. second baseman Frank White at White beat the Yankees in New York wat August strikeouU coming while the Reds had "The phenomenal thing about him is his attempted to turn Billy Sample's grounder 18, IMS. The Royals have now lost four this all runners in scoring position. control," Reds player-manager Pete Rose to third into a double play. garnet in a row. be over? 'Spend A Buck's

ew York City sports writers may have George Steinbrenner and Billy NMartin to ramble on about but next in question Monmouth County can't be too far behind with its own local media regular, John The bonus and the 1800,000 win- Amablle. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Spend Its an unfortunate situation, but the ner's purse In the Jersey Derby A Buck, the Kentucky Derby win- would put Spend A Buck, who has bottom line Is the whole never-ending ner, is headed toward a rich saga hat just gone too far. The feisty, won 11,398,609, second only to John syndication, but his next race Is in Henry (winner of more than 88 former WaU Township High School question. football coach has been become almost million) in career earnings. The colt could race in the Preak- as common in the local sports pages at There has been tome confusion ness May 18 In a second step toward Doonesbury li In the comics section about the bonus. Even Diaz had been trying to win the Triple Crown or he This past weekend the Amabile story under the impression that if Spend could run In the Jersey Derby May A Buck, who won the Cherry Hill reached a new all-time high when Sal 27 at Garden SUte Park, where a Mistretu resigned at Neptune to remain Mile and the Garden SUte SUkes, victory would be worth a f2 million won the Kentucky Derby, he would at St. Peter's In New Brunswick In an bonus. admintrative position. So what we have win f 1 million and then could add 11 "We won't announce It today," is exit Mistretu, and enter Amabile. million by winning the Jersey owner Dennis Diaz said yesterday of And while it was learned that Amabile Derby. any decision on Spend A Buck's next It turns out that the bonus bad requested and will receive an race. "We won't make It today." emergency meeting of the Neptune arrangement is f 1 million for any 3- Diax said be wat Ulking to year-old who wins the Cherry Hill, Board of Education at a date some time William Farlsh, a Kentucky this week to vote on his candidacy, there Garden SUte and Jersey Derby or 82 breeder, about selling an Interest in million If he wins those three plus is a new twist to the drama. Spend A Buck, the third-fastest If Indeed Amabile does get the Scarlet the Kentucky Derby winner of the lV«-mlle Kentucky So Spend A Buck, who will be Filers' post, be will be moved into a Derby In 111 yean. position In the school's guidance depart- flown to Garden SUte Park Tues- "I'm happy to see Mr. Farish in day, mutt tUy there and win the ment. Although Amabile is a certified there because he's a breeder and he mathematics teacher, be will supposedly lVi-mile Jersey Derby if Diaz with- knows the value of the Preakness," es to collect the bonus. work towards getting his certification in said Chick Lang, general manager guidance this summer. Or he can made a short trip to of Pimlico, the site of the race. Baltimore for the 1 3-16-mile Preak- So while Amabile anxiously awaits his "I think the bone will come to the next move, one has to wonder what one ness Preakness That's my gut feeling. "Chick pointed out the difference will be reading about next concerning His value would be 140 million to ISO him. It's hard to imagine that there has between capiUl gains and sentiment million if be wins the Triple and tradition," Diaz said. been so much attention on a high school Crown," which also Includes the "I understand Chick's situation football coach. But there has. Belmont SUkes June 8. "It's Just a terrible situation," one and I understand Garden SUte's Wall parent said "I really think that the "I don't think the Triple Crown situation, but I've got to worry about image of WaU has suffered because of would improve hit syndication any training the hone," said trainer the whole matter and to think that we more than winning the Jersey Cam Gambolati are talking about a man who Is Just a Derby," said Bob Quigley, general There are two points to consider, football coach." manager of Garden SUte Park, Gambolati said. ASSOCIATED PRESS "All you bear about are the positive which is offering the 82 million "There is the time factor. Does he THE WINNER — The next race lor Spend A Buck, who captured Saturday's Kentucky Derby crown, need 23 days (to the Jersey Derby) things about Amabile," another Wall is in question. The colt could run in the May 17 Preakness, which is the second leg of the triple parent noted. "But you never hear about "Making him the second-leading or 14 days (to the Preankest)? Then crown, or take a shot at a possible $2 million bonus for running in the Jersey Derby at Garden the negative things that he's done. There money winner would do just at we have to think what's to gain from are two sides to each story and only one much." running in each race. "" State Park on May 27. side has been noted to date. How about the kids who didn't help with their college selection? I guess you never bear about those things. Amabile has become almost bigger than life. But where or Pitching has been difference for Mater Dei when will It all stop?" There are those opposed to having while Krall is 4-0 with two saves Catcher Rich Kleva, who has been ing weU lately Amabile back at Wall and rightly so latest poll as Freehold Township An old basball saying Is the and a 1.18 ERA. hitting very well during the streak, Mater Dei avenged its lone there are those who would love nothing (11-3) has regained the top spot pitching is 80 percent of the game, "Sininsky's best pitch is his fast is batting 342 and has driven in 12 conference loss with a 4-1 win over more than to have him back. But it's from Ocean Township. and that certainly is the case with ball," Visokay said. "Krall uses runs. Besides his pitching ability, Keyport last week and has a busy really getting to a point where one hat "The pitching has been tremen- Maker Del this season. both a fast ball and screwball and Sininski is batting .300 with 11 week coming up. It plays MaUwan wake up and say, "Who caret?" dous," Mater Dei coach BUI The Seraphs (104-1) have been Viaokay said. "The earned run be has 57 strikeouts in 41 innings. RBIs. Regional today in a non-con- First we had Amabile resigning, then "It's a combination of pitching Mater Dei is currently leading ference game and then takes on we had people asking him to return. Next on a roll lately with six straight average of the tuff is 1.65." wins and that has moved them up The Seraphs have a solid one- and very timely hitting," Visokay the Shore Conference "C" Division Keansburg tomorrow and Red we had him applying for several area said. North with a 7-1 mark. It has a spots, including what could be his next three places to fourth in the two punch in sophomore right- Bank Regional Thursday in "C" The leading hitter for the half-game lead over No. 6 stop, Neptune. Then Mistretu gets the weekly Register Top 10 baeball hander Derek Sininsky and senior North competition. Seraphs is second baseman Mike Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, Neptune job and Charlie Walters Is poll. lefthander Dave Krall Sininsky Yannibelli, who is batting .370. another team that has been play- See Mater Del Page 2B named at Wall. There is also a new leader in the had a 5-0 record and a 1.89 ERA Shall I continue? I'd rather not. I used to have a hard time coming into the office and making a decision on what I would write about in this column. And In recent weeks, I haven't had to put too Moreno's best time much effort into my choice beacuse of Amabile. One might think that's good beacuse its makes my Job all the more easier, but I disagree. Maybe I should be go one step good enough for title further and simply change my column to "Amabile's Corner." Not a bad Idea I Hudson County communities of Jer- guess. JERSEY CITY (AP) - John sey City, Hoboken, Guttenberg, Moreno ran away from a field of Hopefully the Amabile situation will Weehawken, Union City, North 1,500 runners over the last eight be officially taken care of this week. If Bergen and West New York. miles yesterday to capture the first Neptune does want him, then get on with Moreno, a 30-year-old grocery It since it has become apprarent that New Jersey Waterfront Marathon with a personal best time of 2 hours, clerk, and Tim Wunsch followed the Wall doesn't want himn back. early leader, Ron Tabb, for the tint COUNTY NOTES The Jersey Shore 12 minutes and 49.8 seconds. Moreno, of Pacifica, Calif., won 14 miles before passing him. AAU basketball team defeated the Moreno and Wunsch Jockeyed for People's Republic of China's Junior his fourth marathon almost two full minutes ahead of second-place fin- the lead over the next three miles Olympic team Saturday night at Mon- before Moreno, a veteran marathon mouth College, 95-86. behind Joe isher Bill Rodgers of Sherbom, Mass., who finished In 2:14:45.8. runner, gradually began to pull Paterno'i 21-point effort. The CBA away and widen bis lead. standout, who will attend Fordham Roland Davide of Coventry, R.I., "I wasn't worried about Tabb's University In the fall, had four team- was third in 2:15:53.8. fast sUrt," said Moreno. "That's his mate* in double figures on the night. Laura Albers of Grand Rapids, Long Branch's Mike Hart netted 16 Mich., won the women's marathon style and if be was going to run the points, RBC's Bob Scrabis 14, Femado with a time of 2:38:56.1. She took the whole race that fast I knew I Sander* 12 and Brian Kennedy had 10. lead at the seven-mile mark and wouldn't catch him. But he slowed "We didn't play well from start to went on to complete the course down when he got to the hills finish " Jersey coach Woody Maltck almost 10 minutes ahead of Shirley "I tried to run the first 10 miles Mid. "But we got the Job done when we Flnken of Oxford, who finished in easy and then make it a race over bad too. And it was also a good win for 2:48:56.5. the next eight miles." said Moreno. us since we will be beading into our own Bobbi Rothman of Happauge, I knew I had the race and was on a tourney this coming weekend." N.Y., was third with a time of good time but I started to get The Jersey Shore team will be hosting 2:56:01. stitches and cramps the last few its own tourney this weekend at Moo- Moreno and Albers each took miles." mouth College with eight northeast AAU borne 85,000 In prize money. The "This was a harder race than New squads coining to West Long Branch. second-place finishers each re- York or Boston," said Rodgen. There will be three teams from ceived 82,000 while the third-place "The last eight milet we were Philadelphia, two from north Jersey, a finishers earned 81.000. running into a strong bead wind and Delaware Valley squad, a Buffalo team "BUI (Rodgen) made more today I thought about dropping out. But I and the Madiaoo Square Boyt Club team by showing up than I did by could see the guy (Wunsch) who was from New York City in addition to the winning," said Moreno, referring to running second was having trouble." Jersey Shore boopsUrs. the reported 825,000 appearance fee Moreno captured the San Fran- In Saturday's preliminary game be- paid to the four-time winner of the cisco Marathon in 1979 and the tween two Shore AAU 17-and-under Boston and New York marathons. Emerald City Marathon in Seattle in squads, the Spring Lake Heights team, "But BUl's presence gave the 1983 and 1*84. which is coached by Manchester's Tom race credlbUity," said Moreno, who Caffrey and Point Pleasant Boro't John received what be called a "modest" Alben, a 27-year old civil engi- ASSOCIATED PRESS Stephens, downed the Mike Rodgert' appearance fee. He declined to neer who is devoting all of her MARATHON WINNER — John Moreno of Pacifica, Calif., raises his arms in victory as he crosses, coached Domino's team, 77-76. disclose the amount. energy to running at the moment, the finish line at the New Jersey Waterfront Marathon yesterday In Jersey City. Moreno received * overcame a faU at the sUrt of the More than 15,000 tpecUtors lined $5,000 for his first-place finish. the 26.2-mlle course throw* the . MAY 6, 1965 •"•'• '«••-'' SPORTS BRIEFS Unbeaten Manasquan on the move Providing the hitting for the Big lead over the Lions who have lost still have a three-game lead in the Most of the attention in scholastic Blue has been senior shorstop Pam both their league games to Middle- "B" North over Red Bank Catholic. CBA falls shorts in tourney Softball this season has been Johnson (.450) and second baseman town South. Keansburg (10-3), which Is enjoy- centered on unbeaten Mlddletown Lii Janda (.525). Donahue, Nadia Mlddletown North (9-3) dropped ing one of its best seasons, moves up EWARK - Christian CBA took the first two singles High School South (12-0), and the Clark and Chris Hllla provide most only one place third despite the one motch to sixth place The Titans have won four in a row. Brothers Academy's bid for as Mickey Cook topped Dave Eagles certainly deserve It with of the power. setback. It is the only team to hold Nthe Newark Academy Tennis Astorino, 6-1, 6-1, and freshman their performances thus far. Manasquan, which is leading the the Eagles to under 10 runs this Neptune (6-5), another team that has been hot and cold, moved up Invitational championship just Chris Gambino topped Lou Shaaf. However, there is another un- Shore Conference "B" South, has year. fell short yesterday as the Colts beaten team in the county that has three places to seventh with 6-1, 6-0. not played as many games as most Shore Regional (10-2) kept its win dropped a hard-fought 3-2 de- West Essex took the third been quietly moving up in the of the other teams in the Top 10 lopsided wins over Manalapan (16-1) streak going with two more vic- and Freehold Township (18-3). cision to unbeaten and top-seeded singles when Dave Sussman beat weekly Register Top 10 Softball poll. because of postponements and the West Essex. tories last week and the Blue Devils Dan Trimble, 7-6 (7-3), 64. It also Manasquan, winners of eight Easter break. Mater Dei (8-4) has won five of its The deciding match came at remain in fourth. They have won 10 last seven games and remains captured the first doubles with straight, has taken over the second "We haven't played (conference second doubles where Shane in a row since losing their first two eighth while Freehold (6-2) and Wall Jon Ploscowe and Brian Brown place spot in the poll as the Big Blue rival) Wall yet, but will meet them Manoukian and Dave Kaplan has done It with a combination of games to Toms River South and (6-3) round out the Top 10, respec- defeating John Ziemski and Chris Tuesday (tomorrow)," Barnaba Plnelands. Included lnthis streak outlasted CBA's Dave Greco and solid hitting and strong pitching. said. "That will be a tough game. tively. Morely, 6-3, 7-5 was a 4-1 revenge win over Jim Pfelfer, 1-6, 6-1, 7-5 We haven't played Howell yet The poll includes all games played CBA gained the finals by "I didn't really expect us to be Pinelands last week. "I was a little disappointed," either" through Saturday. CBA coach Dan Keane said. "We defeating Ramapo, 3-2, in the unbeaten right now," Manasquan No. 5 Long Branch (0-2) had an were leading 5-4 in the third set, semifinals despite Cook having to coach Pat Barnaba said "But the Mlddletown South, which has been unpredictable week. The Branchers but they won three games in a default the first singles after potential was there. We had a 17-5 leading the poll since the start of the defeated Rarltan, 7-1, Tuesday as 1. Mlddletown South (12-0) row." suffering cramps in the third set. record last year with a team of season, had a big scare against rival winning pitcher Maureen Bell 2. Manasquan "... (8-0) young kids. Experience has been the Middletown North Thursday. The 3. Mlddletown North (9-3) big difference this year. hurled her seoend no-hitter of the Eagles were forced into extra 4. Shore Reg (10-2) "Our defense has also been pretty season. Farley, Clousen shine for boat club innings bef6re winning the game, 5. Long Branch (9-2) solid," she said. Two days later, however, the 6. Keansburg (10-3) The Big Blue have two strong 7-3, on a four-run outburst in the 10th Branchers and Bell were crushed by ED BANK - Denis Farley Bob Held took second and third 7. Neptune (6-5) pitchers in righthanders Jenifer inning. Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, 12-0 and Bill Clousen won races in in the second race. 8. Mater Dei (8-4) the lightning class yesterday John Luard won both races in Siemaszko (5-0) and Suzan Donahue The victory, nevertheless, just in a stunning upset. The only R about wraps up the "A" North title consolation was that it was not a 9 Freehold (6-2) In the weekly Monmouth Boat the albacores. (34). They have allowed only 10 10. Wall (6-3) Club summer series on the The rest of the races were runs in the last four games. for the Eagles who have a two-game conference game and the Branchers Navesink River. cancelled due to high winds. The John Schwartz and Clausen Spring Series resumes next were second and third in the first weekend and will cconclude May race while Jack Huntsman and 19. Unlikely hero Brown lifts Bulls, 30-20 Colts bring home seven medals first crack I was gone." Bulls their first touchdown with 1:51 Bulls' kicker Brian Franco kicked JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Three Heisman Trophy winners remaining in the first quarter. He field goals of 23 and 38 yards in the LAINFIELD - Christian Adam Horrisberger, Marc Pizar- The game billed as as "The Battle played in the contest, but both added another TD with 2:17 remain- second quarter and added a third- Brothers Academy brought ro, Rich O'Day and Pat Ruane. of the Heismans" had an unlikely coaches said it was Brown's play ing in the game on a 1-yard run period kick of 36-yards. Phome seven gold medals at and also won the 4 x 1.500 relay hero in Jacksonville Bulls' tight end that made the difference. around right end. The attendance of 60.100 was the the annual New Jersey Catholic when the quartet of John Alexa- Norris Brown. "Norris Brown's run could not The Generals' two Heisman largest crowd to watch a USFL Track Conference Relays yester- nUn. Tony Miele. But Barrett Brown returned a kickoff 82 yards have come at a better time," said Trophy winners, running back game this season. day at Plainfield High School. and Bill Kolb was timed in yesterday to spark the Bulls' 30-20 Bulls Coach Lindy Infante. "It was Herschel Walker and quarterback The win gives Jacksonville a 6-5 "That was the first time that 16:535 upset over the New Jersey Generals a great spark." Doug Flutie, improved their record. New Jersey, which was tied we had that many first places in team which rejected him in the JohnGiani IS!4I Phil Foti and New Jersey Coach Walt Michaels statistics, but could come up with for the Eastern Division lead com- this meet," Colts' assistant Greg Scharpf won the shot put preseason. agreed. ing into the game, dropped to 7-4. coach Tom Heath said "The only one touchdown between them. relay with a total distance of Brown, who was acquired by the "Anytime you get a special The Generals scored the first two most we had before this was Walker carried 29 times for 169 136-7'"i. Tim Bracken (6-4), Dan Bulls from the Generals on Feb. 18. team's touchdown, it makes a big times they had the ball, on a 49-yard five." yards and no touchdowns. It was the Stewart and Brian Spellmanwon broke open the game with his difference," he said. field goal by Roger Ruzek with 11 02 CBA took the 400 meter relay his fifth consecutive game where he the high jump relay at 17-11, and return, giving Jacksonville a 23-20 Mike Rozier scored two touch- remaining and a 30-yard pass play in an uspet when the team of had carried for more than 100 yards. the discus relay learn of Giani lead with 10:30 to play. downs as the Bulls scored their from Flutie to tight end Sam Bowers Roger Palapay, John Gaffney. Flutie was 7-for-19 passing for 148 (153-21. Scharpf and Sean Powers "I was so wide open this time that fourth consecutive win. He finished with 8:09 left in the first period. Lee English and Matt Rusher won with 406-34. I thought I was going to pull a with 87 yards on 22 carries and 41 yards and one TD. Ruzek added a 46-yard field goal won in 44.6. In individual competition, muscle or something," said Norris. yards on three pass receptions. Jacksonville quarterback Ed with 2:09 the second quarter. The Colts took the shuttle CBA's Jim Vickers won the pole who played his college football at Rozier, who won the Heisman in Luther, who has directed the Bulls The Generals' final touchdown hurdles in 64 3 with a team of vault with a height of 13-6. Georgia "New Jersey waived me so 1983 at Nebraska, had his longest to a 5-3 record since signing on came on a 10-yard run by fullback I wanted to whatever I could to help run of the year when he scampered March 4, was 20 for 31 passing for Maurice Cathron with 10.45 remain- Marlboro's Casey takes Country Run the Bulls. Once I got through the 23 yards up the middle to give the 200 yards. ing in the contest

ARLBORO - Jim Casey of second in 26 43 while Phil Hinck Marlboro won the 5-Mile of Monmouth Beach was third in MICountry Run yesterday in 27:15. Sixers advance, 121-112,; Pistons top Celts 25 minutes and 29 seconds. The Maryann Riople of Marlboro race was run for the benefit of won the women's division in Moncrief handed out eight assists quarter, the last time at 113-108 with Robert Parish free throws with 7:28 the Marlboro Chapter for Re- 34 49 while Dave Landreth and PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Moses for the Bucks. 1:41 left. to play. The lead then changed hands tarded Children. Melanie Kane were the winners Malone scored 31 points and Andrew Milwaukee, which reached the Pistons 102, Celtici 99 until Johnson broke a 96-96 deadlock Guy Emmons of Marlboro was in the one mile Fun Run. Toney 23 as the Philadelphia 76ers second round by defeating the DETROIT — Guard Vinnie John- on a jump shot with 1:51 remaining rallied to defeat the Milwaukee Chicago Bulls, led 71-63 with 4:53 to Bucks 121-112 to sweep their second- son scored 22 of his game-high 34 Trail Blasers US, Lakers 167 play in the third quarter. The Bucks points In the fourth quarter, lifting Funkhouser grabs annual walk crown round National Basketball Associa- had outscored the Sixers 12-3 to PORTLAND. Ore. - The tion playoff series. the Detroit Pistons to a victory over Portland Trail Blazers overcame a build the eight-point lead. Boston, squaring their National EASIDE HEIGHTS (AP) - seconds off the record time of The 76ers now await the winner of 31-point, 13-assist performance by But Philadelphia, which advanced Basketball Association playoff Ray Funkhouser of the Shore 1:12, set in 1911 by Tom Edwards the Boston Celtic-Detroit Piston Earvin "Magic" Johnson to beat the to the second round by eliminating series at two games apiece. Athletic Club won the 22nd series, which stands tied 2-2. Los Angeles Lakers and stay alive in S of New York City the Washington Bullets, then Detroit held Boston to 12 points, Annual Olympic Development 10- Malone also collected 13 re- the National Basketball Association Pat Moroney of Fordham Uni- outscored the Bucks 204 for an 63-77 including three field goals, in the mile walking race on the bounds, while Toney contributed 11 third-period lead. playoffs. Boardwalk on yesterday for his versity finished second in 1:14.13, assists fourth quarter. The Lakers, who lost for the first while Juan Santana of the East The Sixers boosted the lead to Johnson wiped out an 11-point second consecutive win. Sidney Moncrief and Paul Pressey 97-87 with 7:01 remaining in the time in seven playoff games, still Norma Arnesen of the Shore Side Track Club of New York scored 25 points each while Alton Celtics' lead to start the final lead the best-of-seven second-round game. Milwaukee'never got closer period, making his first six shots of Athletic Club won the women's took third with a time of 1:14.50. Lister grabbed 14 rebounds and than five points in the fourth series 3-1 and can advance to the event in 1:2920, beating out the quarter, giving the Pistons an next round with a victory tomorrow clubmate Cynthia Costa, who East Side Track Club took the 8847 lead with 7:44 left. night at home, where Los Angeles was timed in 1:33.33. men's championship, while Shore Boston regained the lead on two has won 21 in a row. Funkhouser, 34, of Yardville, Athletic Club captured the Mater Dei ran the event in 1:12.23, Just 23 women's championship. Continued from Page IB Ocean (11-4) slipped to sixth after The Seraphs will have a big game two losses last week. Saturday when they meet Rumson- Long Branch (9-4) is seventh Jannarone sparkles in state while Red Bank Catholic (11-4), IUTY00DIDN7KNOW? Fair Haven Regional in the second WING (AP) - Frank which has regained its hitting attack second place with 14 points round of the Monmouth College after a brief stamp, to eighth. Adinolfe and Bill Boericke of Trenton State and Rutgers Tournament. Mater Dei holds a 4-3 It's Her«... Rutgers-Newark each took Shore Regional (10-3) remains E Camden tied for fourth place conference win over the Bulldogs, ninth. The Blue Devils are tied for individual single titles to lead the but this game will not count in the The Sports Car Drivers Dreamt Scarlet Raiders to the school's with six points apiece. Montclair first place with Lacey Township In standings. The two teams play their first New Jersey State Athletic State had four points, Kean the "C" South race with a 6-1 league Conference crown in the 27th scored one and Jersey City State second "C" North game with each mark, but can take over the lead The New MERKUR XR4Ti other May 15 and that game will go Wednesday when they meet Lacey It's a raw bread of sporting machine but It's also • NJSAC Tennis Championships was shutout. true five passenger sedan MERKUR... See It while Steve Jannarone captured a long way to determining who win In a return game. Lacey beat the Todayl the top-singles crown yesterday The top-seeded Jannarone, a the division title. Blue Devils in the first meeting, 5-4. former standout at Christian Marlboro (6-5), which has won Adinolfe and Boericke won the Freehold Township has won three second and fourth flights, respec- Brothers Academy, of Glassboro three in a row and scored 42 runs in in a row and leads the "A" North those games, is 10th. tively, as Rutgers-Newark won the No. 1 singles flight with a 6-2 conference mark. Middle- totaled 17 points to edge defend- championships by beating sec- The poll includes results of all town North, which is second not only games played through Saturday. ing league champion Glassboro ond-seeded John Pickering, 6-2, in the poll, but in the "A" North, has State and Ramapo. which tied for 6-1. a 7-2 division record. The Patriots 1. Freehold Twp (ll-3) won the first game played between 2. Mlddletown North ... (10-4) Mets option Sisk to Tidewater the two teams, 3-2, and the return 3. Manasquan (64-1) game is set for May 16 at Freeehold 4. Mater Del (10*1) •JEW YORK (AP) - Doug League yesterday after being Township. shelled hi his last two appear- 5. Rumson-FH Reg (11-3) Msisk. the New York Mets' 6. Ocean Twp (11-4) 747-5400 • •No. 2 relief pitcher last Manasquan (6-3-1) won two games last week to move up three notches 7. Long Branch (94) Hour* season, was optioned to The Mets recalled reliever g Mon-Thurr Wes Gardner from Tidewater to to third place while Rumson-Fair 8. Red Bank Catholic.. (11-4) Tidewater of the International 9. Shore Reg (10-3) M replace him. Haven Regional (11-3), winners of Frl »•« seven in a row, climbed to fifth. 10. Marlboro (64) LINCOLN MERCURY TOM'S EXIT 117 TRUCK STOP The Only Stop You'll Need to Find the Truck of Your Choice at the Lowest Price in 1MJ. 121.886 | •H TAKl YtXITItT EXIT 117 0 200 Hwy. 35, Keyport 264-1600 r-a iAtr TO air TO rout roue *Y, MAY 6, 1985 Tin' 3B Cruz leads Astros past Phils, 4-3; Cubs, Padres suspended where I play." outstanding," said Felske. "Hudson gave the Chicago Cubs a lead over (Marts t, Cardinal! I Mahler scattered eight hits over PHILADELPHIA (AP) - De- Houston Manager Bob LUUs vii overpowering, the San Diego Padres in a game ST. LOUIS - Dave LaPoint eight innings to record his seventh spite a batting average of .356, Jow thinks Crui Is underrated. Pirates 1, Dodgers t suspended by darkness in the tossed a six-hitter and bad a key victory without a loss and Terry Cnii says he just doesn't feel "People don't recognise bow good PITTSBURGH — Joe Orsulak and seventh inning after twice being double to lead the San Francisco Harper drove In three runs as the comfortable at the plate. he Is. He keeps putting the numbers Johnny Ray drew bases-loaded delayed by rain. Giants to a win over the St. Louis Atlanta Braves beat the Montreal The HouiUn left fielder banged on the board year after year," Ullii walks off Tom Neidenfuer and The game will be resumed July I Cardinals that broke both Is own and Expos. out a two-run homer and double and said. Carlos Diat with two outs in the after nearly becoming the first In his team's four-game losing streaks. Mahler yielded only a made wveral fine fielding plays The Phillies had seven hits In eighth Inning as the Pittsburgh the major leagues this season to be LaPoint, who struck out IU and Inning leadoff homer by Dan yesterday In leading the Astros to a seven Innings off winner Joe Nlekro, Pirates came from behind to best postponed. walked two, beat Joaquln Andujar, Drlessen, struck out two and walked 4-S victory over the Philadelphia 1-3, but faUed to capitalize on the Los Angeles Dodgers. The homer was Moreland's sec- 4-1, for his first victory in a San Phillies. several scoring opportunities. ond of the season and came off Luis Francisco uniform and second ca- two as the Braves salvaged the third After the Dodgers took a 3-2 lead game of the three-game series. "I still don't feel too good at the "We just couldn't get the big hit on AI OUver's RBI double in the top DeLeon, after Leon Durham had reer shutout. LaPoint, obtained by A throwing error by third plate yet," said Crui, who is nine for when we needed it," said Phillies of the Inning, the Pirates came right walked. DeLeon had relieved starter San Francisco in February with baseman Tim Wallach and a ran- 18 in his last four games. "Maybe Manager John Felske. back in their half. LaMarr Hoyt who bad departed for three other St. Louis players for when I get to .360, I'll feel better. But he said he was pleased with a pinch hitter in the top of the sixth Jack Clark, bad lost his first four scoring single by Harper gave the "I love this ball park,' said Cnu. the bullpen work of Charles Hudson, Cabs 4, Padres I after having warmed up and worked decisions. Braves a M lead in the first against "In fact I love every ball park. It 1 who pitched three scoreless innings. CHICAGO - Keith Moreland's several tunes because of the rain Braves I, Expos 1 Montreal starter BUI GuUickson, doesn't make any difference to me "The bullpen continues to be two-run homer In the sixth inning delays. ATLANTA - Right-hander Rick 3-2. Ripken sparks Baltimore; Oakland downs Boston, 6-3 and Chris Codiroli and Jay Howell of two-run rallies and Charlie Hough MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Cal combined on a five-hitter to give the limited Cleveland to one earned run Ripken had already pounded out A's a victory over the Red Sox. In five innings the Texas Rangers four hits, driven in three runs and Lansford's second homer of the snapped a three-game losing streak led the Baltimore Orioles to a four- with a victory over the Indians. run lead over the Minnesota Twins. day, a two-run drive to left field with two out in the sixth inning, snapped Hough, 2-1, allowed five hits, What could he possibly do for an a 1-1 tie. Dwayne Murphy followed struck out three and walked two in encore? with a single off Bruce Hurst, and five Innings. Exactly what he did do — drive in Dave Kingman blasted his sixth Burt Hooton pitched one inning of a fourth run with a fifth hit in the homer of the season to make the one-hit relief and Greg Harris ninth inning of Baltimore's 10-5 score 5-1. earned his first save with three victory yesterday. scoreless innings. Aagels t, Brewers 1 "When you're swinging the bat Mariners 4, Blue Jays 1 ANAHEIM, Calif. - Doug DeCI- well, you like to go to the ballpark SEATTLE — Ivan Calderon and nces' two-run homer sparked Cali- and you like to get into the batter's Ken Phelps slammed homers to fornia to a victory over the Mil- box," he said. "I Just happen to be back the five-hit pitching of Mark waukee Brewers, the Angels' ninth swinging the bat well." Langston and lead the Seattle win in 11 games. It's even more simple than that. Mariners to a victory over the Right-hander Mike Witt, 2-3, scat- Twins Manager Billy Gardner said Toronto Blue Jays. tered seven hits over seven innings, after Ripken helped send the Twins Phelps, who had just one hit in 14 to only their second loss in their last walking three and striking out four for his second straight win. Donnie at-bati going into the game, belted 13 games. a 3-2 fastball off Jim Clancy, 0-1, for "He's a good player, plain and Moore pitched the last two innings for his sixth save. his second homer of the year in the simple," Gardner said. "He's a fourth inning. tough out, aggressive at the plate." After Bob Boone singled to begin Ripken went 4-for-24 in the Or- the third and Ruppert Jones drew a Gorman Thomas followed by ioles' first six games. But he has hit one-out walk, Boone was thrown out drawing a walk, and Ai Cowens .400 since then and Sunday's 5-for-6 attempting to steal third but DeCl- singled. Calderon, who had just performance lifted his average to nces followed with his fifth homer to three hits in 17 previous at-bats. .337. left center-field off loser Danny then slammed a Clancy changeup Darwin, 3-2. "He gets on a roll," Gardner said, Into the left-field bleachers for his "and hits anything you throw up Doug Loman led off the Mil- first homer and a 44 Seattle lead. there." waukee fifth with a double and Langston, 4-2, walked just one and Ripken, however, said be "isn't stopped at third on a single by Bill struck out seven. usually a streak hitler." Schroeder. Loman scored on Jim ASSOCIATED PRESS Gantner's groundout. On Sunday, Langston retired the Ai «, Red Sox 3 first 10 batters before Lloyd Moseby HIGH FLYING — Frank White (left) of the Kansas American League baseball game at Yankee OAKLAND, Calif. - Carney Rangers 7, Indians 2 broke the string with a one-out City Royals completes the backend of a double Stadium. Don Baylor of the Yanks is on the right. Lantford drove in Oakland's first CLEVELAND - Buddy Bell single in the fourth. play during the second Inning of yesterday's three runs with a pair of homers, singled and doubled toto starsti t a pair Smith says Wiggins won't play this year "FTD has the tanasio, said a trade of Wiggins, who SAN DIEGO (AP.-SuDi^(AP) - San Diegoo ^J%*ZZ£?& was the team's leadoff hitter, stole perfect recipe for second baseman Alan Wiggins, 70 bases and scored 106 runs for the undergoing treatment for a cocaine National League champions last addiction, says lie can be ready to season, was "a viable possibility." play baseball la 30 days, but the "That was discussed very briefly Mother's Week is May 6-12. Padres say he won't be playing for (Saturday)," Attanasio said. Mothers Day!" Recipe Box'" Bouquet them. Wiggins, 27, checked into an Padres President Ballard Smith undisclosed drug rehabilitation said Saturday that the club would center April 27 after failing to show not use Wiggins for the rest of the up for the Padres' April 25 game 1963 season, regardless of the in- against the Dodgers at Los Angeles. When I was a boy, my flelder's progress In drug rehabili- Wiggins has made no direct Mom taught me to do tation. Smith would not speculate contact with the Padres, relying on things early. So for beyond this season. Attanasio to communicate on his Mother's Day, I'm going to The player's agent. Tony At- behalf. show Mom what I learned by sending her flowers from FTD at least a few days early. Merlin otsen -r^e pro Recipe Box Bouquet is a colorful assortment of fresh flowers that are certain to brighten her day. And they're all arranged in a decorative recipe box that she can put to good use later on. 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CITICORP OPENS NEW OFFICE - In a special ribbon-cutting and Development Corp.; Rimerman, Fred Mircoff, vice president ceremony, Ira Rimerman, chairman of the Citibank USA Card of Citicorp Credit Services and head of the Shrewsbury office; Division of Citicorp, and Dorothy Blair Manson, mayor of Mayor Manson, William P. Cullinan. vice president and director of Shewsbury, announced the opening of the newest office of Citicorp collections/operations for Citicorp Credit Services, Inc., and The carpenters and glaziers and decorators are Credit Services, Inc. in Shrewsbury. Joining in the celebration, from Howard Stein, vice president and director of credit management gone and our chefs and friendly serving staff left, are Harvey Oshins, executive vice president of National Realty for Citicorp Credit Services, Inc. nave taken over again. We're all new from our fantastic new menu to our exciting new glass-enclosed deck overlooking bustling Channel Club Marina. So come pamper your eyes and your taste buds Gannett boss says speculation fuels merger mania in a dockside setting like none you've ever seen before. begins today. He discounted as fiction "every- "There are no serious discussions MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Few "Much of this talk Is fanned by thing that has been said or written or negotiations about any big deal facts and much speculation by Wall financiers who hope to make quick about CBS and Gannett as possible going on at this time between Street traders and corporate raiders deals by using 'Junk bonds' (high merger or takeover partners" and Gannett and anyone else," Neuharth have stirred up the current "media yielding but risky bonds) or other "everything that has been said or said. "That does not mean that we merger mania," Gannett Co. Inc. funny money. What those manipu- written about Gannett and Ted do not discuss or speculate or plan Chairman Allan H. Neuharth said lators apparently do not realize is Turner talking about a possible among ourselves about such future yesterday. that such takeover techniques are partnership in a takeover of CBS." possibilities. And, there are, of While takeover speculation has beginning to alert the public and Last week, Gannett's directors course, ongoing discussions and-or touched nearly every major public their congressioanl representatives unanimously reaffirmed their sup- negotiations between Gannett and HauTout media company, including Gannett, to financial and other dangers of port of several anti-takeover other smaller newspapers, broad- "the facts don't support that," these thin or 'tin' money deals," he measures, such as staggering the cast stations and outdoor oper- Neuharth said in a speech to about said. terms of its directors and requiring ations." .. 200 newspaper publishers and ex- "Investors seek legitimate long- all that all shareholders be paid the Gannett publishes 85 daily news- Foot ol West Street, ecutives gathered for the annual term profit," he said. "Traders or same price for their shares in a papers, including USA Today, and On the water at Channel Club Marina convention of The American News- raiders look for the quick kill by any tender offer. The shareholders vote has broadcast and billboard Monmouth Beach paper Publishers Association, which on the proposals May 21. Open for lunch and dinner 7 days advertising operations. Breakfast served Sat. & Sun. 222-7592 Boston's historic downtown booms

chusetts voters in 1980, Bay state exempt property of any city in the BOSTON (AP) - As the sound* of cities and towns are limited to taxing country," Flynn said. construction equipment echo from property at Vix percent of its actual Like his predecessor, Kevin H. half a dozen developments rising in value. White, Flynn has been forced by a Boston's historic downtown, Mayor And Boston has a further con- looming city deficit to ask the Raymond L. Flynn sits In his office straint. Half the land area of the 355- Legislature for new revenue pondering the city government's year-old city is occupied by tax- sources. crumbling finances. exempt colleges such as Boston "We are running out of furniture Although the Boston private econ- University, hospitals such as Massa- to throw on the fire," Flynn said in omy is among the nation's strongest, chusetts General, museums and impassioned testimony at a State- the city government faces a $90 other institutions, and state and house hearing last month. Flynn million deficit this fiscal year — Its federal buildings. asked lawmakers to approve a Uth consecutive year in the red. •Outside of Washington, D.C., we package of new taxes and other And fiscal year 1966 promises to have the highest amount of tax- levies to raise $45 million be worse - the shortfall then is projected at $57 million. The city government has failed to benefit from the boom because the state allows it to collect only a limited property tax and a motor FOR RENTERS, vehicle tax, Flynn said. The property levy alone brings In SB percent of the city's local income. "Boston's a paradox," Flynn said in a recent interview. "We've got a booming economy and a thriving downtown area that costs taxpayers money from the neighborhoods to NMEEaRWHS, provide all those (municipal) ser- vices. "And yet when this booming economy and thriving downtown area generates money, it goes to the state government or the federal government," he said. Last year, about $l billion was invested in this city of 560,000 people — more investment per capita than in any other city in the nation, AUTO LOANS, INSTALMENT LOANS, according to research by the Boston Redevelopment Authority and the city treasurer's office. Gleaming office towers have HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS, sprung up not far from where angry colonialists dumped tea into the harbor. Buildings once used for manufacturing have been rehabili- HOME EQUITY, STUDENT LOANS, tated for new uses, including the popular Faneuil Hall Marketplace. But at the same time that this growth has added to the state's revenues through Income, corporate and sales taxes, Boston's locally i generated Income has dropped. If you need a loan and qualify, we want to make the loan. Last year, Boston's economy produced more than $1.2 billion In We're in the business. Our rates are competitive. Our staff is friendly. revenues for the state. However, the Stop in at your nearest Provident office for details. city's Income from the property and motor vehicle taxes has dropped by 1$ percent since fiscal 1M0, Flynn said. Flynn said no other major U.S. m city relies so heavily on a property tax. According to a U.S. Census Bureau report for lHl-U quoted by Flynn, ROVIDENT St. Louis derived only 15 percent of SAVINGS BANK Its locally generated Income from a Office* throughout New Jersey • Member FDIC property levy; Philadelphia, 23 per- cent; Chicago, Jf percent; San Francisco and New York, 46 per- . cent; and Baltimore, 64 percent. These cities got moat of the rest THERE'S A PROVOBfr OmC£ NEAR YOU IN NEW JERSEY: of their revenue from income and Btyonne, Beatv*. BtoomfWcf, Suntogtan TowmHp, CtmryHW, CoHngtwood, Dumont, Dunfn, sales taxes, plus state and federal EmtBnjntwk*. East WMtor.Qmn Brook, JtrnyCtty. Ltonm, MaptoSrwde, Mount Holy, North* aid, the report said. Ooean Tbwnahfe Point Pimfnt Saacn, fled San*, ftantx*. Union City. HtttNtw Hv*. mtwood, ' Under a law approved by Massa- VMnt/boro WW Township The Register 6B COMICS . MAY 6, 1985

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MA 2»* MMdMrtown 237 Monmoutti Beach 237 Monmout 237 at prevloualy publlahed. aaeled tomy oompteted work of thoin a principal amount, not aV- aeM Looal Bond Lea and aooord- Glass blowing benefits crystal clear VSO by bide for aekl equipment eta be oeodmg SS7>.OM).00 ara hereby mg u aw reeeenebte Lee more- TowneNe Council of tie» ToamToi - NJ.S.A. 40A 11-SdXO) of tho Mved by tno Purohaelniroheolng) rurnlahlng propoeal rorma or eunomod tob o leauod purauant of. lo ea toaowe: oNe of Merejore Met an Ordt- Looal Pubke Comreoto Lew be- Agent on Mor r n. 1»el epeolfkieaona. or before earerd- I. For ISyeen: Doni Kornahrens, a zS-year-old osuse prniiMHinoi eeiMwei of el 10:30 All . twoontraol (o) Tha oupptemontal debt CARNEYS POINT, N.J. (AP) - ate) nature ere not required to tho Contaranoa Room TowneNp M right la aleo laeMved to Section 3. la) Tha raoonetno- itamem raqi*. student who came from Portland, AN owMUNca BOPPLEMBNT- 'id. . 1 tuncft H rebK> any or ell Mdo or lo waiver ot OrrhVi Park hereby TIN laid-back itudenU taking the Ore., for the course, agreed that she NQ ANO AMSNONa AN OKH- ». That a noeoa of OUa eeSon n, NJ of 7« •unomod and to no enandng flat* blowing claaa at Salem Com- 1ANCS SNTITLSO -AN OMX- •MM printed onoo In me Deny Tho Adaondum may bo ob- ot whloh end obegeaono era to tia Da^artMl would rather work with a more NANCS LIMITING AND RI- konod at no OPJoo or Control boot Intarool ot no Borough of bo laauad and the amount of Of tho Traeourar of tW tfoM el munity College are often greeted by pliable glass than quartz, which tTMCTwa TO aracmeo ote- (JFVIRED I PubWUng, Johnoon-OU Annan. BppOOrnOvin DaBaCrl. Trial nQnl 10 epproprleann to aeoh ara to be Ne» Jaraay end euoh atetameM 1 Klng'a Highway during no rag- aan raeeiiiod tomoraeo e or do- corporate recruiter! offering TPeCTS OR ZONtt ANO RtOU- ehoee the) aw graee aeM of tno requires intense heat of up to 2,500 LATtNOj mM* SUtLONOt SECONDED BY: Coun- mar buomaat houra m too A.M. ereaoo the ouanOOaa opeaMed In I. NeoonMnioBon of Onten Borough oo deened m aaM Law to »« P.M. 10 Innnanit by tfUa bond ordh lalariM of up to 130,000 a year. degrees to shape and gives off ' In thePark tor aw aum of S2S7.0OO 00 _ j eTmxrruraa ACCOHO- EVELYN D. PtCCOLIM Itraquaalad In orWng by (b) Tha aaemoMd maamum of nenoa by ttn.0OO.0e end the! Inttrnctor Joe Lulii said more Job KM TO THS CON8THUCTKW MUNICIPAL CLERK potaneol Wddara, na Purchaa- Batdora ara required to oomp- bondo or note* to be leaued tor unpleasant fumes. ANO THS NATUM ANO SXTSNT often "than I could poaalbly fill" Avests Eig Agorri aM mail a copy ol to r with no reeulfemanta ot P.L. eaw raeonekvoson of (erNHn But s wide variety of Jobs are o* TMS usa or LAND: raovio- NAYS: 0 DAVID M. LERNER Addendum u auch bWdora. but •7». c. 127 and P.L. 1077, c. 33 Perk la S2M.000.00 all debt llmllallom pour in to the only acbool in the available and a steady stream of NO FOR TMI ADMINIS- COUNCIL PP.tWDSNT •eojimsd no rosponotbtly toIn - The in lul Udder anall bo lol The eexnewd maximum TRATION ANO SNPOKCS- •ora net to Addendum » ra- required to comply wtn to United States offering scientific Mays •ta.ao amount of money lo bo ralaed Soceon S. Tho M fePJi end recruiters visit the laboratory to MINTS OP THE PROVISIONS oaMd by bkMora nor to nopronHlone ot no Ne» Jeraay oreotl of aw Soroush ere heiaOi Or TMI OMXMANCS: SSTAS- proper and emoty danvary of PronHMg Waga Act. Chapter glass blowing courses. watch the students blow air through 2M Marlboro oonetruoeon of Orlffln Perk lo ptadoad lo tno punctual payment USMNO A aoARO or AOJUST- ouoh A ISOofthaLawaorieSS. aftoctlva S2S7.000.00 the anoaia thereof ofthaprlnolpelofondlnleraolon The 10 students, who arrive for s tube to shape masses of molten MSNT AND TOONO THt PINAL- Btddora ere required to oomp- January 1. 1OS4. over trio aaM namiurl maxi- SW aaM ab»geSnn« auawrtaed classes wearing sunglasses and TIIS POM VIOLATIONS IN THS M IT RESOLVED by y atn tho raqukementa of P.L. BY ORDER Of THE MAYOR mum bondo or nowe to be le- by ana bond ordnance. BaM ob- glass held over a beat source. TOWMSMIP Of MAHLSOWO TwmeMP Council ot no Ti srs. o. 1ST. AND BOARD OF COMMISSIONS aued therefor beMg tho emount stereo headphones, come from s "It's something artistic, creative, reeding and nodoe of Iho peaa- •nip of Marlboro tot an OnSI - BY ORDER Or THE TOWN- OP THS BOROUGH OF MON- ot oaM 115.000 00 downpaymanl limned obligation! of Hie aga ewreof ahaH be advereaod MOUTH SSACH. for MM reoonMruoeon of farfffln wide range of geographic and social BHIP COMMITTEE of Tho Town- Borough, and the Borough ahaH technical and industrial sU at once," _ #ii-es •Np of MkMtekMm ot Monmouth LOUS P. SOOANO. MAYOR Perk. ba obegated lo levy ad valorem backgrounds to learn the trade In Ms. Kornahrens said from behind AN OROINANCS CREATING County. Now Joroey. BONNIE O MOORE. CLERK Section 4. Tha loQoanng met- waea upon aa aw MiMbU prop- Swoon Mod Mey S SS4.30 wro ere hereby dewrmmod. 4a- arty wahm Sw Borough torth e this rural southern New Jersey town CERTAIN iN-rtRaacTioNe Aa sunglasses worn to shield her eyes STOP STRSSTS M THB TOWN- Purohoolng Aeonl clarod. reclwd end Moled. MeTa S«.4a (al The aaM purpoeei de- near the Delaware River. from the flame. SHIP OF MARLBORO, COUNTY 237 Monmouth Beach gw^me^°'JhCT'ilr^ AVSkS or MONMOUTH, anTAT"E OF •cnbeo m Section a of thlo or*- tetton of row or omount The field has been traditionally Some of the companies have NAYS:0 NSW — nenoo are not ourrent oapenaoo Saceon a. This bond ordk modest paying, but the Increasing SVHYN PlOOOUfS, 237 Monmoutti Beach Noooa It hereby given that tha d Iproaffti Noft th nanoe ohe> take "Meet twenty traveled as far as the students, such MUNICIPAL CLfHK Borough ma, lawfully make a. ISO) deya after me «ra» put*. demand for skilled glass blowers in as Ron Bryan, 43, whose wife and DAVID M. LDVVBt. M to laor. and introduced at a regular meeeng Qanafai (ffiprovaffiafTai and on oaroOn isSfaVtBOf aVtsW nOfaw PfssseWsJiV M IT FURTHER RSSOLVED Noaco lo hereby given that of tn# avoafo of Cofflfftse)asooaf • pen of the ooet thereof ho> been aa provldad by aaU Loael Bond high technology industries has driv- child accompanied him from Cali- 114.40 Mays net aw eemo bo eoneMonM kx oaWd prapoeHo aril be reoelved OT ma) DOrouon Of MUfHitouin or ehaa be iinrtaay aoaoaoed on Lew. en up the scale. fornia. nnal p.aaaga on May a. 1SO» al by no Mayor and Board of Com- Beech on Apr! 0. 1tBS and the property apeclaliy bonefrlod mtroduoad: April em IBM mloolorurl of no Borough of The companies hire the students to • oo P.M. at aw Martkora Mu- i Apni aoai lass The first-year student said he *I IT RCSOLVID by to ISra ToaneNp Monmouth eaach. Monmouth nnal reeding eftor a pubao hear- {b)Tha period* of ueefutneoe Drwo. Martboco. No* Jonoy. at County, New Jeroeyy to Iho RE- ing at a reiuler meeting of tho ot IOM purpoeea within tha liml- make highly specialized equipment entered the program because of TOMMMP Oeunot of to Toon- ex* at Morteora met en Ordt- CONSTRUCTION OF WESLEY Board of Commlailoriarof the tatlon» of Socbon 4OA:2-22 of for scientific purposes. The labora- disenchantment with his "dead-end •at bo atvan on opportunity to bo STRerr and opened end reed In Borouon of MOrtAtoifen Baaon on public al Monmouth Beech AprU 30. ISM. tory la filled with elaborate con- OMMNAHCa » 7-OS hoard oonoormng *OW Ordl- Job" of 11 years as s senior AN OnOWANCt FIXINO THE Borough HOII, a Beooh Rood, Bonnie 0. Moore figurations of splrallng and curving storekeeper in the chemistry depart- SAI AMIS OP THI OPPICSM OFFERED BY: CounoMroman Monmouth Beach. New Jarooy Borough Cterk ANO SMPLOYSSS OF THE Of • on Friday. May 17. ises al 10 Bond Ordinance ment at the University of California PldM AND SMPLOYEIS OF : CounoMomon «.m. pravaWng low. Honnneliuueoii of Qrtmn Perk 2»4 Marlboro »»4 Marfcoro The Job offers are so bountiful that THI TOWNSHIP OF Contract documanta and pujna AN OPjurNANCa PROVIDINO at Santa Barbara. FOR THE RaCONarpAICnON MARLBORO (1008) AYtas to toproeeae d work, prepared SI IT RESOLVED by me TowneMp Council of the TowneNp of an Increasing number of students are "I like glass, I always have ... the NAYS: 0 by Richard M. BchuU, P.E.. L.S.. OP OPIIPPIN PAP.K POM THI Monmoun Baech Borough Engl- SUM OP UIT.H0M AND Marlboro that an Oromanoaiiiimd: leaving before completing the two- flow of it Is so pretty," Bryan said reading and noOoa or ma paoa- EVELYN D. PtCCOUNI • ahaf be edveroaed MUNICIPAL CLERK r. of to «rm ot TIM Aa- Ma. Ccneutong and Munici- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF year program. as be twisted s piece over an open DAVID M LEANER MARLBORO, CHAPTER 117 THEREOF ENTITLED. REC OPFEFItV0 "BY: Councilman COUNCIL PRSStOSNT pal Englnoara. nova baan mad In "I would say It's unbelievable," flame. "Whether I can work with it na ofttoa of ooM onaWioer et BUJCM RCATIONAL FACU.T1SS. TO CHANOt CERTAIN FEES OMMNAMCC 011 H 10*0 Mgnwey M. Mlodl»«ii»ii. Bnvinf ir rirtffnipi e i*# be Weoduoad and peeped on Brat reading and met the eame be said Uisi, a veteran glass blower. is another matter." AN ORDINANCE CREATING BE IT ORDAINED, by Iho "I've been In it all my life and I CERTAIN wrsRaacnoNa AB Mefyoc etno CotrnmioWiooocs ol HT# •§C IT FyMTMexPI RasVOCVrXO eTlssl tretj (BfafTia) b# OOt^asO^feWWl fOtT feAsV The lucrative Job market for glass AYISr4 by en Borough of MonmouBi Beech In nmill on May 23. tSSi al I 00 p M at ma Marlboro Municipal STOP SIRSaiS IN THE TOWN- during DuoMaea houra. didn't get that much money (fM.OOO) blowing graduates caught most of NAYSS: 1 (Skltaol SHIP OF MARLBORO. COUNTY Iho County of Monmouth end Oompfox. 1tra TowneMp Drive, Marlboro. New Jaraey, et which •VILYN PIOCOUHI. OP MONMOUTH, STATS Or •dSorawMbofutreihodwiaia Stew of New Jeraey (not Mae ~ ' W be ghen an oppormnWy tob e heard after 40 years." the students by surprise. MUNICIPAL CLiRK copy of Via oontract dooumonto nenH of o" to mombera m M IT ORDAINED by to To«n- and plene by the analnoer upon Of aWnf iT\e%ttvfjry oonct Uilsi taught Salem's first glass "I had no idea of the occupational DAVID LCRNm, Counotwomen stokeo Cound Pi Slldinl oMp Counot of to To«nanip ol pfop#f noUtw evno p#yrna)nl of A Button 1. For tho rooonatruo ED BT blowing class in 1SW, then left after advantages ... it was lust something Maya aa.ri nonraluiKlabl* chsire« of a «on of Qrtffln Pwk itsWd in Saw- AYES:"« ytbM cheVQ* of Thtrty- •on 3. tfw* It horoby »p- a year to work for a glass blowing Saottan I. The toaomng do- NAYS: 0 I wanted to do," said Mike Ronalter, •M Dottvt (tN) to(Mra y th« proprlit»tJ 1h« luffl of EVELYN O PICCOLINI company In nearby Vineland. He 5aar.000.00. MM aum bolng in- a 30-year-old student from Ellington, otutttv* of EBH approprleitlona MUNICIPAL CLERK returned to the college In 1171. DAVID M. L_ Conn. oonneoeon «wi mo vortou* K> ChurohSI Court Step aajno eM COUNCIL praancNT The Instructor regards glass blow- ooaed Mount Uurel II leoiuao, Pair IIHH on ChurohQI Court il m th« oon- oHMftng tho aum of |i8,000.00 H oaoiNAMCa »ts«f •nd B. Emerald Drive end domett trael tfoouinanta, mutt b» Iho downpaymont (or MM) n> AN ORMNANCE TO AMEND THt COM OP THI TOWNSHIP Of ing as more of an art than a trade, Ronalter said be took up glass Step Ugna ehea be m. ooo-truct*oo roqutrtxl by l*wr and MARLBORO, CHAPTER 117 THEREOF ENTITLED, REC- WHSRIAS. Iho nuilmam oniarnoa anal now nrallihli thorotor by vtrtuo and in his spare time make* in- •mount of tno Contract 10 btwingtfn REATIONAL FACtUntS, TO CHANGE CERTAIN PECS. blowing as "a backup trade" be- Orhe end Oemea «M MLWV eW* «M ntVM Ol itW of pprovlstona In • buogat or •S.0O0.OO. end budaata of tha Borough BE IT ORDAINED by me TowneMp Council of me TowneMp of tricate glass sculptures, some of cause his family's third-generation WHSP1IAS. hmdo lor thlo okjna ehea bo m-wort on ttw budaata - oaatoaowa: mi DOf ouQn OT tteofnrnoejiri pratriouaipratioi y dtap d which have been displayed at Atlan- watchmaking business was being purvooe hove boon preatdod w n I.Chapwr 117 or tha Code ol ma TownaNp or Marlboro. to iaaa Sudaot ol a>a TownoNo SocHon 1 That tMa OrdHanoa •aach and muat ba aooom- Saollon . For tha nnandng of _. 117-2A. la hereby amended lo road aatoHowa tic City casinos. threatened by the proliferation of o< Marlboro; and by • WMmnmt of Con- •Old ocoituctto Of Orirfln Summer Cemp, per oned S70 oo of ihiraty from a aunty Par* *w«. to mt*t trw pevt of a*w (!) MltlnH Setnol Bporta Oemp. par Bnoo weak piagiem.. S4ooo But the higher salaries are offered "cheap, disposable watches." WHIRIAS. to ayaWMny of oompanr ata?*ori»a*i to do buat- ooM funds hoe boon oortMod by Boooon t- Owpter 117 ot aw Code of aw ToeweMp ol Marlboro. as. tees naaa tn ftw4Ma » of Naw Jaraay. r*MV by asftld dotArrspfBy*TMBnt. n#po* Sooaon tir-MUo heresy amended to reed aa foaoaac for Jobs making Items with quartz The instructor said be is not aooapteMa to tha Borough of•aMo bondo of to Somigh eeoh wMenevui *» PMOOO con Seoson 117-2O glass, a rigid material that is more worried about technology making SAULO. HORMK Monmouti •oaon and • b*d to ee known aa "Vartoua Im- •roHi Law INJJJl 4OA: 11-1 ot guaranty to ** %orouqh of Moo- Sooner, per aeeaon I16.00 MAYOR (1) Soocor Trevaann Teem, par oeaaon S20.00 difficult to shape, Luisl said. the glass blowing profession ob- aao.lroqukoothol ' ' EVELYN D P1CCOLINI rnOirm Baacn for HOT itjBti main In no auSiommg to tm 10% of tw amount bM luoipl Seceon 1. Thlo Ordinance ehea become Hleua»a minnlWi "I'm an artist, I love the beauty solete. He noted that many of the MUNICIPAL CLERK onndpel amount of St73.000.W upon Detoese and pubeooeon ea required by lew. Maya SM4S that tha bM guaranty need not purauam u the LOOM Bond Lew. •weed SM.OOaoo PABBEO: April U, ISM of blowing and watching the glass scientific instruments are too ooneWuena Section 4OA2-1 to AOOPTSSc ISfiSot bo aiintli for'nieeo 40A:S44 Of the Re«Wed Statutoo form," he said. "You can't do that specialised to ever be mats The award of the oontrect for SAULOLHORNIK IMa wort wet not be mode unttt ol New Jeraey. m aneolpaeon ol MAYOR NOW. THaRaront, at IT Ra- no Hjeuenoo ot euott bonde and with quarts. They're welder*." prodoced.x me ninoaaan' funde have been EVtLYN D. PICCOLINI 8OCVSO by to Townahto Coun- proirma by the Borough of to tompoiorayp flnenoenoa aaaw rra. cil ot no ToaneMp ol Mora) era natrl l giffi Pk MUNICIPAL CLERK Monmouth Beach In a lawful oonatructlon ol griffin Park MayS SSS.12 Noboa la given hereby by Tha laa of tho Borouon l. Thai to Mayor and MunKI- TowneMp oTMisaiawn thai an WMara>on> 2M Marlboro pel COM bo and toyer e hereby The Borough of Monmouth Addendum hea bean mad at tha Boooh or Engineer ra»arv the B OPJOO of CemreJ PurohoUng 51 Help Wanted |S1 Hale Wanted •aaoumoN «IOS-M t. TMI mo Motor end Uurtol- aoteriaan a0v aafiTaffc wpnti Hanaro right to require • oomploM 51 Help Wanted M Clerk ao on* (ley ere hereby pertaining 10 epooMooSono for ftnanoujl and axporlenoa elate- *—p^ec^Tei^eja) t eTaaWfj aD*aes9 el najajsj •ugiMloU end dkootad lo e»- one (1) eaoh Commumoaeona mant ttooi ptroap#ctiva Wooaf• tor • OOfnpiMf tetptwt an ooonsK- eoute en agreement «Mi KEN- 2. Trial thl* Contreot lo tervtao UonHer with Spactrum ehoetng met mey hove maHo On Widriliaey, May a. 1BSS eewded wilhoui eompoUUve Anelyaer end Hooaaeariaa Aa at tea e.m. «t Holme* Teaev •on etel to varioue se ceM NETH R. KAPLAN. nWTTIME/ MOUftl i^Btafasi H BfleBMUefael: aarad IUNA6EMENT OPPORTUNITIES •Np HeC er el euoh etwr SM WMSMAS. me Kinlmum I. Thai ttllo Conlroot FUUTNK end stase se aw kM may ea- •mount of ttie Contreol lo NEWofAfED Tha Register haa an opening lor a District Sales IMOtt H Manager In its circulation department. N.J.B.A. PASTE W PERSON RSVCS- WHaMAa tunes fer MM This entry level position involves supervising youth EXCELLENT carriers In the areaa ol aalea, service and collec- of MerfeentjMd nriM anu of n> nelure OPPORTUNITY WHCMAe. M I lit, S*!rB MOTIVATED Individuals who have prior salea/or supervisory t a 1 Deerereet oMi Bo Bftmod onoo M to nay Career Opportunity o m ateokis Let nets Lew nut*. 4OA:1 i-i « PERSON experience. t « B* see.) realm tot Sw Ho oX5o or UND RESUME TO eueSeiSns Sw aeart et i ascoNOCo av: Councilman To Apply Contact » WW «|i»»riMnr may bo •<•—' at to aSsse!if aw Notmeei EVELYN 0. PtOCOUM ONE KteeTEr) PLAZA Brian Banach Sbop mm lo. pueoo MUNICIPAL CUP* In Advertising To—me Oerti onkaaw from AYtfcS trmfWttWtY NJ 07701 542-4000 Ext. 287 NOW, THBMPOM, se IT pa> NAYS: 0 ATTEN: E. TWeSO aOLWD to toToaneN e Com- DAVIO M. LEANER Iqy* OpponunHy tuiptevar MM to To COUNCIL PRtBIOtNT 583-5210 May • I1S.44 SALES

Ara you Intereated In a caraar and not |uat a Job? Oo you have BRIDGE ADVICE experience In advertising aalea? The Register haa an excellent opportunity lor an advertising apace account executive. Wa are looking lor an aggressive parson lor this lucrative territory to sail Today's South complained about and you wouldn't be much better two specialty publications within our newspaper his luck, beginning when East won off. If, instead of two hearts, he bid Tha right person could move up quickly while earning a salary and the first trick with the king of two diamonds or two spades, you'd Incentives. hearts. Now East had sense enough have to bid 2NT. Since that is an We are a part ol a top-rated Fortune 500 media and communica- to switch from the hopeless hearts invitation to game, you might easi- tions company that/a on the move. This la an excellent career to the seven of dubs. ly get too high. Avoid using the opportunity. Suyman Convention with fewer II you ara Interested In a career In sales, Ilka meeting people, have South tried the Jack, and West an aggressive, sales-minded attitude, write In strict confidence to won with the queen. Since East's than eight high-card point*. Mr. Frank Bottom, The Register, 1 Register Plaza, Shrewsbury. seven was clearly the "top of South dealer NJ 07701 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F nothing," West had sense enough to return the eight of dubs. Both tides vulnerable Now South could win only eight NOBTH tricks, and had to tackle spades for • QJ72 his ninth trick. East then took the 9AJ53 ace of spades at once to lead OQ108 another dub; and West defeated &*Q the contract with two more dub WHEN s ii»e trick*. WEST EAST s • 963 e>A84 c\» JUST COMPLAINT 710872 VK94 YOU'RE A Only North had the right to 094 08752 complain. His bad luck consisted of • AQ98 e>752 REGISTER a partner who didn't have sense enough to win the first trick with SOUTH CARRIER the ace of hearts and then lead • K105 spades until the ace had been Opening lead-72 carrier staff today and gat around! DAILY QUESTION > aMoocarrowN You hold •963'? 1087 2 094* A Packet OeUe U BrUie writ- A Q 9 8. Partner opens with INT tee B» Alt reel SbaUwaM Is avaiU- (IS to IS points), and the next ble. O*« rear cajay kj sesellef lUt, ST^ s-JShta si. WOOOeMOOK player passes. What do you say ? laciatHBf a aUsapeal, self-ail- lull F-eTai AMR0MN i I Na, 1* eevaleee at Skela- ANSWER: Pass. If you bid two weM aa aMtsja, la tan el this ' club* (Stayman Convention), ask- tteSWBpofafVaTt W eOe ing partner to bid a major suit of Aaweltt,CAMtM. four or more cards, he might bid two hearts. But you'd have to pass; •1e».Lei/Uaa>>r>«i fhr RtMi.trr IY, MAY 6, 1965 I Hip Wanted Ma bjonmouth County ISO Othf ihiWte Wotk)»» Lett and 'MMN. 51 Hip Wanted 51 Help Wanted CONDO LAWN MVMWTS»IANCE I—OIUIIUK «H-M Including tasting. mads party aatandanl haosusa Bill I SI II IS ASSISTANT H IT WOt»«] by IM P/T -- SMUns WdJlHaal **» aiinilMits. OJT and liieWulanal you ara tM uibjkMl mnitrjanaii aM 7C7-S1S4 ot TMMMtOwM dl I* TWI- •ma kammg ot IM pramtaaa undar tore- 81 HalpWantad •ami * l i Tha Courtly ot Monmoulh wW doaura. COOK - SauMuMii >>i sjli M Sma wax oomptoMnalYa btda and If you ara uneWa lo obtain an DUNO - g)atd wwtiauai MalaorPamala SAOKHOS OPBHATOR oiiaauiica »it-M D. Club Uoanaa • Ona Hun- nay you may eammunlaaM r rauM. Aaofy Sllltr IM «d SJakbr Doasri (11 to 00) AOTTtrfTMje DBJaOTOvi — Pat wry due. Abanda Hbts. AM OPSMANCS TO AMtNO Saodan i TIM M OldbMliuM BMSa BduaMsn Coafdlnatlon tM New Jersey stabs Bar C . Abanda Hbts. TUS OOOt OP TM TOWNS!!* and M trimaniti tieteef m- Orana Program and laotnotary Aasoeiavan ay nanj na iraa ^•J • ajb^BaESjaMasa PUL New voaum OP MARLBORO, CHAPTS" « Vomit Praaram (W aahoal). S00-7M-MU vou may also Nurams Comer, MM Hwy, M. A gjittahbi ni>» ot ma oontbcl Ita Lawyar Rllllial Ssr- LOST - WhM Samayad HaaM — » Rad Bank. wt» THBMOP CNTITLCO "AL-Ma Oremanoa 2a Mraby re- sroa. Staa> aoaar. Ona ptna aya. OOMOUC BEVERAGE* TO •#0 Mb-ota may ba pWtad up vtoaal maoounty ki wMoh you •1 M0 Cookman Avanua. Ftoom raaMa by oaatna »l -4»l -SS44. • wat Band aawina : tor parson M-P S4 p.m. TM1 FSCS f OR S.TNa< lit. Aakury Part. NJ. balann you oannot blfd TS^SM M F-4M TM R||IHII. 1 Riulllir CM rar-SSiS a 747-IMP. Bi wj wi J ||h^ a or S4J-H00 Sat CM days. PMsa. Shra.btury. ki OTTOl pmji on iwp rvw taM attaot upon nntiai and •K Itoura ot • 00 a.m. and «:M you may oomm Pair. HaaM Plaaa. Rl M. Q Ing wip n M HI ill! by law. p.m Your »u»IHnr nyM bs ra- Lagal Sarvloaa Apr* M. ISM ObMd no War ihan May It. County at n Mi Ua«aM I yr. aM limbts Boston M ITPURTHSR RESOLVED ISSt. on or baton 4:00 pm 101 747-7400 1 Tarrtar dos Aaanm IS Iba. SAOka«or Board 9) Trustees of Brooaotk) ai aav tar nvarnaw CLASSIFIED SECONDED IV ah* of that an Ordt- Community Cobaga wM mean* 747-Sti 1. Aak lor PITS BAaO or aaaMd blda Urns Purchaung Ul tar Bakl IB1 SjaiMdaikaA MMmSL PBPJSZ. "AMCPaCANS BOYS/QIRLS Oapartmant. 7IS Nawman •rJrrwl Pal •wee»SjWFa\a A' AT THOR essr. pnor asntas latfa. Typan0 aaaanva WHI a NAYS: 0 AN OROINANCC ESTABLISH- Poad. LWcrofl Naw Jar- Of UOaaei awVO a No Experience say on MAY N, ISM — 1:00 landa Staai S Tan VanMa maajastty. NJ ARMY NATIONAL ataia' tratnsna pat^tOA tofifis aaov •VB.VN flCCOUNI IN* CSRTAW TRAPPtC REGU- 244 THltOft r#IWJ Necessary putansal. Caa M1-1SM 7-S p.m MUNICIPAL CLERK LATIONS AT MARLBORO HtOH mg tags. CM MI-MIS. ALUMINUM - Vinyl S wood UN SM TO SCO DAVID M LERNER SCHOOL IN THE TOWNSHIP OF LEGAL NOTKI atna ano p«aoa. vvvo IMOB t Spaclal Nottcaa WSSKLY NO TRANSPOR- DENTAL ASSISTANT - PuE MARLBORO PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that •edafa vpantod UO^ontraoT COUNCIL nUlHNT poooaDsy ejpanvjo sy*o •^ao o AIRLINES NOW IttRtNG Rasar- or macMrUco wPJt or wtmout TATION NCCESSARY. HOW- Haras an s«otang opponuntly a. To M adoplad on aaeond and anal ate spplllMan of Shrewsbury toaoalng Ham: MOBILE HIOM CVCR YOU MUST UVC IN tar a onoht bagtnnar ki sad/oh of OMHMAMCI »1S-*» Motors tor pratMnary and Una! taanas. OM Henry MS-141S. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND rfaVjfcfptna ana noaaa oe aie> paae>' DCHStTY FNFIUNO SYSTESYSTEM KSANSBURO. PORT MON- a rawardtng futura. DSNTAL ASSISTANT agalhoraof ahaa M advarMad sM pan soproval. legathsr wtfn OS- MOUTH, ANO MtOOLSTOWN THt COM OP THC TOWMMP oortaln »aiMfiiat to permit tM l oobumanaj may bs OP MARLBORO. CMAPTIK 4» according to law ARSAS THN • NOT A PAPCR Ba I typing and spaaing OPTIMO SY of an enaeng eulo- SItMPun aha^KJhH Sj^ li.a. • d^ .i ABB >a. • _fc- HOUTB. POP) MOM INFOR- THIRIOP INTITLID "AL- and shop afnaBv wm 1000100 an »na a7*ora mnmiry. Mae. you must ba COHOLIC StVlRAOCS". TO Sommunlty 0PWMMER — Wants 10 form Mo armMuat wii aat MaaMaatt 11 yaary s MATION CALL MM. TAYLOR AT taal and Mama to maat tM day- CHANOC THI FIES FOP) cnmlSH Uoam on Sltrawsbury al TM Nawmen SSpringt s Road. or oomoo. IlllaiMbla. t SSalarl y oom- •ISM bt our I Ayanoa. Hso known as Hook 1S. UnorofL Now Jeraay on or aMr •7i-»7« and upa ipanaiiui, CM Lots 14 and 16 on tha tax map of MAY S. IMS. S0YSV8IHLS SS IT ORDAINED by IM Town- Ml I AM PIAMMNOJ — To MM a aMp Counoa of tM Townanlp of MAYS: OVILYN PtCCOUM. ma Sorouoh of Tlnlon Fans was Bid lenmbjaa In tM form of a MShVWOMSN Wan toaon you avorylhlng you approwad by Haaslutlon ot tna motbfoysk) bip la YaHowstona ASSISTANT SERVICE . Out to a raptd arowm. wa hava Marlboro. County of Monmoulri. MUNICIPAL CLERK bk) bond wwi adtquats saounty aoar abu to aaaut i naad 10 know tor this illiiialllad. DaNTAL RacarnoNtsT - F 1 Planning Board on April 17. I Mo JL —. — — — ~^- «HA«MdjLwual — • * i— _ -_ oany morning nawopapsr routos New Jarsav M toHowa ^^ DAVID M. UPiHW. «naraoti, o* oarnneBO onaoa m an P Counea PraaMeM May t bi.40 avaCabbi IN YOUR ARIA CM BaMon 1. CMptar u«n amount aeual to 1tM of ma panaas. CM JS4-H74 it M 1-S00-S4U)SSO today If you Coda ol tha Township ol Maya MM DCNTAL ASSISTANT - Buoy Marlboro. Section 42-J Is Mraby U0 000 wtl be renutrsd BUS Vrfjem monaya priaaa A aart/aa. oabant banana Caa tor an ap- W0 Othf PWHc NottOb may not be «dntdia»n wtthtn M I WILL NOT —Sa AtfuM muat hava a ear. 141 Mo-mouth days sMr tts actual day of Pia •TA« LEOOCflf 1 (N JlfWKY TM annual aoanamg taes tor NOTKI TO A*MNT Ndopanmo. ourrad by myaM. Rooan F OpoarlunnY. Apply In paraon to CAMttH WAWTM) 542-4000. Ext. 252 10A1 TM Owfltf ritinn IM un- Si emu PO Box 117, Kay- COUNT OP NEW Sarvloa JoxTuNar S amor al An Baual Oppty Smployar M/F rastrtcwjd right to rafact any or an WeW^Pd flTTnoUei, vamrnF rTSFy. COMPANION POP) CLDERLY — )SNTAL ASSISTANT — SKP'd blda: and lo tooapt any bid which »1 Mura par About M00 Party Sanaa woman m Lena CtfWMattf la train affair DOOM NO. P-1M7-M Is daamad moat favorabls. M. HanoiHni. Umm. PM> Hundred and Rsqussi far Quotations STATI OP NEW JERSEY, to oaf a must. Sranoh nuramg Mma. 4-« hra. a ly tight DHJH (MM.0O) Prtosa ojuotM must tnokada aa day. CM S4JJ-TM0. IW 0O»| ira bant aMcMM by PJCHAHO PI. SINN and JOAN. or dsJtvary onergsa. TM MC • MNN. Ms ads LOSC WSMHT t SAT TOO) «M County ol Manmoulh. Oa- Aa Natural Harbal DM CONSTRUCTION HELPERS - SI Htip Wanted batfjwalmiaHiwmnltTcaM. YOU ARC HERESY SUM- Put rafund It IM aaasftad • DSMTAL ABBtSTANT - llnlll MONEO and raqutrad to asrva ""JctK mg/JTPA. tar participating Caa Vabjfta CM-S1SS. Must M«a Bans Fua bma only. ary. Musi bs hardworking, own upon AMI o. Humor. Eaqmra. ATTENTION! 7C7-OM0. Mt, and desk* fua Sma amp. stun IMllll b) lit Barolay MbjH Sohool I CoMos sum- PbKSan Eaat. Routa 70. Chorry MRS. MILLER ******** SI Help Wanted for any raaaon In 9a CARRECR OPPORTUNITY marama lobs O.K. IS/hr to start. CLERK TYPIST Jarsay 0MM. an CM ttt-SMS bsh.ss.1 E30 S t ma Complaint (as ownar't ludyamonl. It Is not In Reader & Advisor Ptaaas manlton THE REGISTER MET ART AIDS — PM SrM pab- ma boat in « of SrooxdaM -ISM TIIinrsidniaiiinc nifn •nMjn rapnviQ to a Aa| man Apply ki paraon or caa 10J0 or aa day Sal « Sun. w Mtttf lA • oMI ttcHonI n Von avaa Finn oan tor ap- Exciting Community CMtaas apot. 4SS-11M M Can Ava. amptoyn^ani ad. JSJ Aajraad Poota. 741-M00 >ulllbnaiilS71-017T MMtop Nura- wMeh Unoom Sexvto* Corpor- Slddars bra Isaulr aaHooomp- Kaanaouro, COOK - MWn. I day week. CKMT Opportunity •«on v« Iran* WhM idlve ly wati ma n»)uMjmaMs ol PL. AUTO MECHANIC — P/T. Mua. Salary open. Minimum I yra. HtwnttMHH iMfMWna hi tft* tw- WHO WILL Bt MMS LEISURE CARRIERS aap. Apply In patten to runvm/ peytef Court of Hmm Jtmy. tsrt C 127 and PL H77. C. TIME OP 1MB? - Boauty ean- nava own took) S aap. Apply at WNINO ROOM/SUSPERSON Havs • frael Un » Ita pn- Monmoum Auto Eacnanos. 101 Barmetomeara, 74 Mem Bl ipMMn tfwty-flw csfiyfl anaW Maty Mat JUM JIM al TM Horn. S WANTED N.J.* Sll»b»a» FULLTIME f. IW wotutv* Of MIOh - DMaMn at, Broad St.. Mam Si •mg paraon •at Wars MOW •» awn- *ia Oartt of *ta Suparter Court TranaportaMon aras CM Cathy Serbiay. DMy To operate Spartan II VAN POOL — PMara wanlad parlanoad only tor buoy anop. art Bma. fua M|F»>Ma>i»J»rM Hughaa hi—n Comp*»», Tr«n- FREE FOUND AD8 OuaMy work rooukod. Good pay. ISS-UIO or Mi-MM bma. Can ISt-Sril. camera. Excellent Ian. N.J. ki aooorajanoa ««t ttw As a sorvloo to our community. M4/monm. MmniBMi Hswsrti Appro 4 M par day Seme tor C:SSsm-4J0pm work shin. uniformif s mapllilldd VaVS CARP1NTRY/ROOFINO I>- DELIVERY PERSON - Daya Mutat of Civil Preurtro* and Tna Dairy Rss'mr la oOartng a lurnim. Caa 747-S417 or apply •••mpipe and bxk won, eb» HMM Mar Of fa- opportunity lor person Prooodur* FREE UM FOUND ad tor 4 CM M1-41SS. pananoad at waang to laarn avg .SS-Sfhr Must hava own car W» tram OM ba- ? parson TSJ Auta Body. U No Btaady work. CM U0-M7I. aak seeking advancement Tha aoaon Mt twan .naWutad days undar our Loot 4 round •VndQa Ava., Rad ftanei, Apply Oannya PMM S Bubo, t* tor tha porpoaa of toracMoftrw 16 Instruction for Paul. Ayara Ln.. LUBb Sevar CSa-TTSO. The Register Te: DM monaaaa daiad July 22. AUTO MSCHAMCS — ImmaaV On* Register Plaza Tat IMS ritaoVby Mcfwd R Unn 51 Help Wanted 51 MalpW»ntad 51 HalpWantad and JoAnn 8 tann, his wtfa to Ing ma original i PRIVATE MUSK INSTRUCTION Shrewsbury, NJ oal us at 542-1701 - AS bagmnms Makumants (ad- kne. and oonaama rafti aatala »anoad trumpat) MI-SIM. 07701 lootad at, M WtN Straw. Waal ooo 4/M ASIPJOftN - Long Branch. NJ. and atao ior Pamat•. tn-oolor. S I»T. old. Att'n M. Davit poaaaaaton of aaM pramiaaa mtaad braod. Waaring oranga 17 Notices You. Mcftard H. Bann and sonar Ownor IIIIII IMi Aa- POM TAROT CONSULATION Wanted •solanid Humana Socwy Wanted Wanted B Bam. nit wtfa ara English t Spanlah. at S71-S41S tar Intar- SSf-0100. Dotya. By Appt only. SSS-SMO. 51 Help Wanted 51 HalpWantad flROOTS 410 Aluminum 500 Docks 425 Landscaping «. M5 Moving* Siding Lawn Service Storage RED BANK RETAIL SALES manager FREE CABBAGE PATCH COMPLETE LAWN CAM — WITH (MO JOS- VMyskHno •srytng LMM SHOW. Rumaon. TEACHERS MOVING INC - phone delivery RtPLACSMEWT WWOOWS * S Ilidtliluiii io We are seeking full time sales associates In trainees Dommoa Puia. a company AiYttBrioafi Ho TtJLPO bo. Ill Praa Illrillll CM 747-47M yaar Waga atamng pay » Msown. NJ 07741 Wnaanaita mata. CM MO-MiE and Insurance. CUSTOM CAR CLEANERS fine benefits package and growth opportunity MUM be able to work Si M a weak: baaad on ragu- • • 10OH ELBOW GREASE'* available. 545 Excavation TS& lor an avorboa 45 hour waak. KOPf t SONS KCAVATWO PLEASE CALL 747-1SOO FOR APPOINTMENT 11 30 pm and 7O0 pm •3 50 an hour to awn PZ.^ Oaaor a tisialni tor mra OAROfN PATH LANOSCAPF. Oommo'a Plua a> erawmg JS4-7M4 Your dirt la our busk plus manga end LOW. LOW PMCESI "man Man ISIOHfgkwaySS raal and wa grow from wSnm Thai Frsa soar Oosan Townanto CALL: RACK LOADER -»Ion. 4 In I Caasri- LOU. 747-OOM bvokat wan aaanaar. LOT I2S Highway IS llam •esfi end i OX MIAMMQ SASSMfNTS and HOUSE PAMTWa DAVE. 747-7MS and 7 00 pm •oapma. Mm lolOHajhwayM Futy Mtsurad. Frs. misnupi Froa CM M 1*424. 3«8-2309 -ACLIANCAR B6S Fkoptacaaft Caa ST1-ISM. M1-SM-S7M. Ocaan Township IS A HAPPY CARI- MAKE IT YOURSELF US Highway 35 Woodatovaa 660 Painting* Eatontown Bathroom Aopkonb) wtarang lo be a FIREPLACES- WOOOSTOVES Paparhanglng CM til-MM, 3SS-2301 HB) fnooB)ii nfl • arta A waa can of our growme company •tona.NocMookt. ooncrala A-1 QUALITY PAINTING — Dona must M al IMM IS yaars of Caramlc Tilt* •a. J. Staok. LAWN MAINTENANCE •Mi prtda. mt » Ext. Mammg amoy personal contact ALL TILS AREAS - Caperl ro- Silllllnl local HIM la CM X tM pubac poaasaa IM pam. Best nmnaaana Mica 666 Cardan THHng FUch lor fras aetmabj. 2tl-M21 suas to eo paperwork. Mat food 1SM Bob Aklua. aSO-OSBT ALL-AROUND PAINTING Any atta oardan tut wa wdi traM. whbs having CERAMIC TILE Caa Ann al M1-SS71 IM osalra and Momins CONTRACTING LIOHT KAUUNO - Yard and Wabyi Pamttng. M1-1M1 anaa. ruggao. mony pu|. noooatary lo grow with our Jams, showars. waaa S Hosra. 59S HOfTiB Cantor UH company. Oommo'a Plus. **iiwfLpe ajCb^pfaoa "raa aMpmasaa A 4 L PAINTING — kv o* M in ons {Hsu mui- Can anybma tar apot Ml-7407 Impfovamanta nng Mratso n ? c*»i uamiv akga) cncM «• rwal. re- Rad Bank. NJ 07701 CERAMIC INSTALLER CM 741-S010. mdibaMi Pmsmwi suit •I960 Dornmi'a Piiu, Inc. wa oo n ajii DavvroofM 36-42 MoMse •19B0 Dommtfa Plus, Inc. Or can lor appommoM or M4-41M OJS PAINTING &31-M24. kitohana, otc For tfaa aaafftaa nOTOTKUNt) — Oat your gar- Intartot-aMdrtor con Stova at <7a-oaM dan raady. By ma nour Fraa Raaaonabla Proa EaOmxas NSW CERAMIC TILS t RIPAIFta nalaa 741-0I1S M4-S477-TM IICC Ask tar Sd. U •• to sscn pjtl.n «d,50l CONSTRUCTION CO MJ-Mtvt TOP BOILMANUM DONE RIGHT PAINTING - Al ssch panarn tor posugt mt •Me orlose. FR«E aaa- RMh farm top aoa - bast quality. ananor work. OuaMy al vary KbMang lala UO-7214. DJ. VSJOOS S SON - Oanaral Atao. manura lor gerdana. De- Snery nelatli. HoJndai Farms Caa Mi-MU attar s p.n 445 CaMnat Making pair, rimadsl or buM. 11 yoars 1SS-M11 2S4-M» '- busman. Caa imaji LAURA WHEELER CAStWCrS SY SHILUY - For TnaaS-SKrubs rDloa Mtohan oaWnaM. oountai KDUSIS CONSTWUCTION CO _JM and fataa Many yar- EDDIE'S PAINTING Nxdlacntt Dtp). 61 top*, yantaaa. was unHs a 6 acrat of nursory alook Manor 1 baanor lurmtura. 4W-W4O Haw 4 old >sXnin. KMhana! Paxwrig, Caulking a Rislamig Bam. Dsoka. ate. Caa 741-ioso Tin Daily Ragislar 447 Cafpewrtfy DUST SUSiaWS HOLMDEU FARMS nsal. Floor 11 11177. M tOWINO. TRUJMrNO. EDO- For Fraa Eoamats ING- Troa Rsmaval Yards cMlEddla si a71-4403 HOME IMPROVEMENTI u— BarvHia. sa$-72i> M MR Smanaanoy Samoa. 10% J C SROS PAINTtNO — In HOME CRAFTSMAN — Carpan- DticOONTFb.oanlori bjrtor/aatanor. SMInlns. Fraa sa- SM-S7U 635 Light Hauling amabja. At raosonMaa ooats. m- «5 Naadiacriti Catalog - ISO prestalan. Job loo Mg tor you? JOHNKOCSINO 1 HOUSES - Oarages, yard t surad Can ul-ait pkn Osugni 12 • SOt p I ft RN* • QN's • LPN's • QPN't • AIDES Too amM tor omen? Caa Kan -"era oManed out t haulad Boon 12 50* Utascliptn Scairlund. 6ta-2t7i aMr I PM or/artartor homo rap iaata of Oaaupanoy « y MM at J4JPAIHTIN0 CONTRACTORS 747-aiM RSTIMO CARPtNTBP. — Sfttal btarlor ponang Fraa saSmaMb ilt-Tbn-f Cab, HS-.I nmm Opp• MUKM.rtl nitl-$ mmam»mmuiwmim.*.1 Hbtobbjosmaa Saw LIGHT HAULING IM-11 Oaau Mr Tab. SB?Sl?<5!t?» 2 J - Co"^ tha participating recruiters In this MO anything looal or long dto- •sm»««aa ITIaW laar, DIRECTORY, and plaaaa mention The Register. 741-57*7 or 774. MARCO CONSTRUCTION - tanos Varda. oMars, oartgsi 460 Carpat Claanlng • out UosncoO I inaurod LouraWhaatar Tna Fammma Touch A-1 DCPtRT Carpal Claaning - CRAFT! NUPJUJS- AIDES CLEAN YARDS PraaBaL7414SS0 Nursing Oapi SPPJNQ SPSCUL - Roofing. RM7LPN 3-11 ALL HEALTH CARC maa. Morns Holtman. T4T-0SM GROVE HEALTH SM par aq. Vinyl swung, lilt pa. 714 Hoot Coating SERVICES. WC an Fras guasr S Him I win HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT CARE CENTER 456 Carpat Instatwrtton wsas CENTER tit Groan Orova Road awry Mdmg |oo. STI-STtl. COUNTRY HAULW741-J14aS - VK. Mm SPRAY OR SHUSH ON - Glaas MWdlatowrTr/j" 07741 CABINETS BY SHELLEY - Par IMHwr 34 Naptuna. NJ 07713 (Mil 171JM00 TOTAL RSMOVATION CON- anything Funaura. apta.. ate. to pans roaaa- HoMtdSL NJ 0T7SI 1201) 1223400 mkja kaahans. oounur lops, waa STRUCTION INC. - AddPJona. Pay 1 low hourly rat*. Coa unM S turmmra. IM MSI O1-J104 (SOU S4S-4H0 JMTS CAHPtT INSTALLATION 650 Masonry 715 Roofing Sarvlca 460 CaramlcTilS) PXX)PINa • MMNO • R«PA PEOPLE CAM Aoatt E Raaclgno/Alma Pann. RN LPN'i 4 HEALTH AIDES A PUtPBCT TILE Eaty-aa. wMn ol i orstt. Of SOUTH JSPMV. me Parsonnat/Dkaetor of Nuraaa Nursng Dap |M baiad k> a ofd Mack and UARLBOMO PSYCWATMC 0a LaSALLC HALL VATION CO. — Ssta. 626 Landscaping vrrvaBjajjyfj. »MSroa>at-Poao.aSM RM Bank, NJ OTTOI HOSPITAL (Stats Faa«y> no Nawman Springs Road ban 1 npslri Proa sat isaldsn- amaa lobs. wNb)sirsaalbae81b» thM- M Ban •al t oommaroM. S01-SSM7M * Lawn Cara Oillio-ISM Rt SM. Martboro. NJ0774S Lmcrofl. NJ O77JS C (•Oil 11011 bl4V<100. X424/303 •MM Fassn *M7 MMas I (Mil UO-M70 460 Construction Sim Its to

SPA Uc. SM44. HOT- MONUOUTH CONCRETE INC. Iniulalad vtnyt «dmo. smmmum too Mg or loo amaa. wa 00 It aa lantnt Monmoum S Oaaan IS mm m M««JI OuaWJ la our brat 110 yra. piMMIIyl Fraa sabmataa. Paul V Oil IH, Jr.. RN HOME HEALTH AIDES M174M Mrs cmadmo FPKI ESTIMATES FAMILY t CHtLORCtrS SERVICE McoSswaEm A mulohas UCt M> ssoi pawn Add MX 1S1 Salt Avanua On aa phaass of homo rapotr lwt1oaM*af, aaMna atana, •okBkHti i, NJ 07107 tit i wont. Carpsntry, iMi'iam « not 720 Sawing ucn patiam to potugs and Long Branah. NJ. 07740 rs btook. aMB, brtak, btaok. oon- IIS1I U7-UK RM Bank. NJ. 07701 tar. Our ipientli All wart h*y ABC - Of (i HIM ban Machlna "sab): 19011 aillDO (SJ1II Susi'bitlssl. Tom. STS-flOM. imnasiitiaM. TM smiindMbl - —— — - - - • in mi "f a»ndlns lasm omai 4»p Dacoratlngft rosaonsbla prior Cvams, 662 Money to MARIAN MARTIN P—Ign TMOSI MM THE DAYS Pttttn. LVttt. 420 BAYSHORE DECORATMa ON You* Moma*on homa. 741-7441. COMMUNITY jMrneSoSloa wooonmaMupyourbaokpay- Th6 Daily Rajisttr -" and isrdansai Talapnonsj RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL .*empT% Rats. • MiblV monta at buy your houaa wHhtn 736 T n Mara. •anrtca MEDICAL CENTER JERSEY 8HORE 717 North Soars troM snap at Kama aaa- A. aSK COWTRACTbia WC. — JIAUYt _ M Union sn. MEDICAL CENTER Holmdal .«J 07733 • Mi ISM. Up. IM. Man Naa*sr RM Sank, NJ. 07701 BOUTTY SSRVICSS INC REDUCE YOUR PMONE MLLSI 1M< Comas Ava SSI (aS-siOT PRSS EVALUATION - MAIL - TO i»iis*9-noovttn Join our tuff Of •M Etactrtcal BaMiwM. •aj^ba^as Work 4 mahM and CRITICAL CAM NURSES mia^ttfnaTSna Stvaa SMMm> COMMUNSX P.O. Baa MS, AH. gal paid tars Inquire sboul our aanrtoae graunaHaador drams. MS-SM 666 Moving A NJ. 0771S • ICOtl C71-MM NCW Spring Sumrw FUMrn on mall to 7 «MI Storage Cawog FM IMM tor bw( s-bs-^S?. PWOMPOMPTMOVT MOVERE S INC. 760 Tutoring ttamaa. Fna pwarn coupon Sknd (2 00 pkil SOt pomot Fraa Parkins TVTOIM UNUMtTSO - Ml sub- oofiwnatval. Ejtp'd. an§1 a BBse 50. . pu 1W1> Proa aabmalas. OS M1-JI10 11 D.C. LAWNCAMC T Laanardo. NJ. 077X7 Mi-s 741-1 CMSVMSTS. MAMAN MARTIN I PATTERNS In this DIRICTORY plaaaa call 542-4000 art. 262 IY, MAY 6, 1985 The 51 Help Wanted 1 H.lpW.nttd 1 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted S3 DomtitlcHtlp 71 Mtrchandlio 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise 72 Caraes/Ysrd DENTAL ASSISTANT — Mini- -ANOtCAPt LAKHUIM - Im- PERSON — LaaakiQ tor op- SECRETARY — For weekend* CAMPAIMON — UM-ln. tor mum I yr* portunity to learn a kede aa a lor Sal* lor Salt lor Sal* Sales Id. Ful ar and 2 daya during week tor ac- aldarty man. Mual apaak rtottan. mumamufSar mechanimaanaMoc 4 aanauaeahauMl a>ea- •M SnraaHMiry Reel Eatoto of- Cal 120-2104 aAar 4 p.m. MINT — Baa. *ot* Make* 2 OLEN WOOD ESTATES-Oreoi part. Caa Jo. u 471-1010 or 1 KAPJSTAN — Hatohkig ruga. CU4TOM KITCHEN CABINET .. Muet have oaad typing ekM. Ml panom with pada. 1 oval tor Im- hMn/luna. 1100 fb Ml irO' Garage Sato. 4 rameua. iriioii MATURI PCRBON -To bo ki •radad ootonlal malnaarii bul- (trr oTua pkjoh rug •000/MH. rurmtura. UlullIlK Kama. UPB GUARDS - MUM IX rtaopa wfth 2 ta#n attara f 4' etnpad oouch w/ohak 1110. otHMna. book*. Frl. 4 4at. May mm M« KIWI between • Wit CM CryMH MOW PMN — Wialimu nuraaa onry. Al aaa. pond. 441-4174. Lykka. me On oaf aaala or part ama aaMdaaMd- ••Unlrg paronl*. Mual Ill Mil 3rd 4 Tin. 4-4, 27 Redwood Or «-m. w I p.m., Mon.-rVt. »inipBtia«oii I rator 1 ROCKER-RBCUNIR - La-I- Gton Wood iatotoa. Tom* PArer ma. No Mnaa paakaaa al tiotio/hrh . 5O»TQM MBXTtWAWftAN - MOTHERS DAY BALI — Wtokar PiaaaaoariCr Oon*UO-tMO. SSam e cookinkl g CMn afteM r 4 pm. . Vary uaiiitoilauto. 1 yaara 4ECR4TAAMY/BOOKKEEPER M day iimlnndi Bin aandMan. »17« LMM rootn, btdroom A cHnaft*. 4 rattan porch Mto, dmmg aato, a 4 rockor* 4 hammook*. TM 7* Machinery lor lap'd' PWOOUOl MANAOEHi — For a OaMal Ca»" " CM M4-1707 artor KM p.m. MHH •*—-r- laitin ill SMI Sale WOMAN — To oara tor Want m 1 WHEEL HORSE GARDBN OoWALT RADIAL ARM SAW — Board at EdubHton M »- a_ os*»««. aVM^B^ I a I • • I DPJVBR- Gooa *Mng. m TRACTORS — (1) 1SSS 4 apd. MOVING BAH - HtbMn aal lanaMa 4 aalary. Apply In par HUSTLER MS - 43400 Ford miin To Mw party niy non*a in nva* ^a*a, MPOOPIV wtth no motor. o»w 1071 10 HP wood. 440. WHOM banoh 4140: SOOOkaator. •4400 04" Habonal •nd MutpfMKL Apply A" aan 11 Moaraga AM., aayviao. town. 4-4:10, Man-Frl. 41/hr. fOaa'nva, naaoa worti. Plow • Mangto 420; Lniimil 110! LUMMP) - Vardparaan/drMr. ratiry/booklmair. _ RaHnnun roqukod. CAI Organ 1128; Lawn kactor wMh ruimn a MM H. iniiplr kra. 1400 Ikmtakaald. orana ana akmnara, 1126. Groan Calk. 741-4440. MPOfrriM - Naadad k> a okrda payroa, boo»oa(i»ig, aa 071-iOOO anar 7 p.m. OkMINO ROOM - And badroam aamoii 4140 CM 144 Mil or SSL..* waa* aa aaiialarlal 747-7177. ia*ponwuaraa* Salary naaxv 54 Situations •140. 1441 BW Red ATC. 41400 MACHINIST MOVING MUST BILL - Many 221-4104. hem eMtw paraan to •abto us to 114.000. Finn aal Wanted Female 1. Mr. Saantar tor auploaaan 5 HOMES WANTED Kama tor wM daoor 4 homo m- EHH ''•ant aaa. 1011114-0474 DtNNSTTI SIT - Tab*. wNh 77 Pats and DRIVER/WAREHOUSE i and wen tarn- foyer 4 hM»l» furniture BaH MAINTENANCE PtKSON ft homaa natdtd to jjapja^nawi wood lamlnatod top. 1 artra loal. Llveetock WORKER - To drtv* heavy duty pMa to Jana Fodararo. CHy idi- SERVICE STATION ATTEND- I Vlflp •Winy by Sa^ianaa'Vt • oMk* wMh vkwl padding on oiler* a71-43Meve*. rnr »m»ii nniuniai Bo> O-400. Tho Oajjy Kaghv ANTS — Fiat ama/pan arna, ABOVE TNI RUT a. OIM your homa a naw ADORABLE PUPPIES — 420 W xr wntif nek. Kruliiti 1 11 4 aaat Uka now. 11(0 or OFFICE FURNITURE - 8 drawar NY. NJ, I PBMN. Illlplul out not CM M4-14W. Ih 07701. M/F, an aMRa. Apply m paraon 1 IN CHILD CARD baal onar. Cal 441-47M. PoHdle, '* SUky Terrier. CM HIIMlrH. Good weae* • kjty a.m-4 p.m. HOMKW Inaon, Rt Your ohM ehouM M oornant. 211-4424 paid MMM>. Applylnpereen I « 4 Laural AM. IOC happy and wM oared tor wMe amounting to huga aavkiga from DrNWO ROOM TABLE — 4 you work I am a Fek Haven mora. 747-4477. Advanced And e.m.-l pm Pride Mode Prod- RIAL ESTATE SALES — Wa SEWING MACHINE OPER- ratal prloa • kraaMawn. Ra- 740 Lloyd HO. Mill in mother who oan do M of the qulrad. no monoy down. 100H OLD NEW4PAPER4 — Prom Baglnnar* 2 poMttoM anliali tor ATOR* — Warned. Bkato nee- above! 2H yaora eapertenoe m 1 imco M76 CarpoL wnM 10k12 PUT CLEANING - Wont lnt*tod dto, double needle and OMrtock rmanomg rlt " I Prloa rwjgowabto. CM DOQ TRAINING ne.alal • - BA^ava X BT HaaBl Mtf* • with padpad.. 1 mo*, old. UM. Cal in OW SrHai mo. Mount Mr uuaretoia. Ful tkna work. Yaar Me aummar. 444-4014. MASONS HELPER - I yr. ea- cnwci cara vsnn i tnnirKs rtvaf* 1-M1-4S4-4471 Bayhore Pop Club, 741-4044 ooumv KHp. MMatMin. partonoe mkwnu. Dapandabto. abury. T4H round. Hourly ratoa + Banua, ORGAN • Hammond. 114 XL. Exp lumiii. CM *T4-0444 moenevee. Clean wort area. In . anaaH CM 441-4407. DINETTE BET - 4 ohek*. Ml AFGHAN HOUND — Pupplea •*» Tom. 442-4044. 0 MARBtl — Vanity atok*. •Ha tor 42.710 wa aM tor 11.400 AKC. Champion eked, domino. •nor I pan. REAL ESTATE 2i«a2». vanoua aetora, 444 leef 140. Couch, ooftoe tabu 4 or ban oftor, mint oond.. many MECHANIC — wamad. Fua ama. la OOOO...Wa naad mil. i ...nn.liH CM 401-4044 EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI — v Wnaai cnaM, *? otf ld and tobto. Ocanah Mad. 471. ouMandlng Haairn. Cal f»part»iua m loogn 4 asmnm Mpl Your boat opportunity I. CAUJOJRAPHY — Planning a Mapto double bed 446. Dart MOO oo per too. amrantoai 1140. CM 7474001. 444-3024 arar 4 AKC DOSERMAN PUPPIES — —. Muoi haM loola. Paid M- Mil ttia aVM'i baal tntortnad. 11 waaka oto. Shot., wormed 4 n 4 unllorm*. Caa Mt-4474 •al kanad aalaa toroa. Wa ara •twy*. 04, M. M and Raj. 0, 14 r> do your Calligraphy tor not ACOUSTIC GUITAR — Good of diaaajia with maaililnn tain ORIENTAL RUG - Approa paper*. CM 717-4444 4 mambara ol MLS. vary moon. Call Linda, aflar 1 3I-X41- Rad baHujround CM •HCMAHIC — and 414 and Oardan Stalo bad •SLBtoak 4 Daokar Baatrto a*w a mambar oi EOU-NET p.m. at 747-1011. k wHf* oofd S^O. Hoo- **ni4 AMINAL CARE ELAN VITAL ni paraan. uuai Eapartanoed animal lover wW _ Train laHln. CM "CLEANINO AT ITS FINEST' - 4M MilMmikiM. Oood pay Va-lap In IIIIIIIIH Jam na Pn> ACT FASTI - SWIMMINO POOL PACHYBANORA — Exc Mr-care lor your horae. dog, oat. rr. >Mrao. n. is4w arma auppdad. Mr*. Hermkto at 444-4070 Mon Truakaoflny, paraanal, al- SALI-A-THON IS OOWK1 ON Or aan ground oovor Flat or 44 ama4m- thru Fri, 4 to 11 and 1 to 4>m. to whHa you're away. For more into Cad 747-itoo tordabta. Can MINT MAIDS 771 RKJHT NOWI SKI. NEW. POPU- ING ROOM SET - Eaoaaant rootod plant*. 00 a Bat can Diana at 747-3444 or ELECTRICIANS WANT1D — Cad Boo •at up appomutianL E.TV PW* LAR 1004 FAMILY BIZI FOOLS 2S4-247- MuH to pMottinoH III rum n- MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Pwt oondWan. CMna hutch, aaraar, 830-4444 101-1 Church WITH DICK. FENCE. FILTER 4 tobto, I chair*. 4440 Can Ml wtnnQ. ttood poy. M4-4444 »mo. ChaHangmg EXPERIENCED CHIT — 14 yra. WARRANTY COMPLETE FOR PATK) BLOCKS - 18- round. BASSETT HOUND — Lovely HEAL ESTATE SALES PtMON aap. Looking tor parmanarn poo- 741-1441. Uaanaa raqurrad. Jaan Iraki. ONLY 1011.00, WILL FINANCE iveMUe. 11 mor" UTWATOn —WWI CM engt- Z-41T. TM H 4HEATHER WANTIO - 44- Won. Inaatutkmal oooklng baok- 071-21 naBring baalttJMimd altar. Had lank. 44K41H. CALL BOS 1-400-m-O»07 FOR .j. Oood home a E i. NJ. OT701. HVhr. tor hard working, aa- l a-r 1:10IMMEDIAT. E SERVICE Braamonland hutch. 0S0O. and uaay *anMruMI inl aanailannad, 4 PATIO DOOR SHUTTERS — . Call 747-4143. REAL E8TATE8 8ALES Cal 747-B044. Odwr ahuttor.. tabto top waahar, OOK Ill 7-4:30, 444-7SH MEDICAL UCMTARV KICEF- CONDITIONER - 220V. TIONWT - Ouoy orWo Ul •mo 4 a*Mind or aap. aalaa EXPERIENCED - konmo, SMrta DINING ROOM — Fumltura. toan maaar. onar mtoc. Call needed tor browning of- and family laundry. Ptoa up and 10.800 OTU. 0410. Ca« altar S.30 843-2741 naon-4 p.m. MM> work. For Mo -I. Waa orpanlaad 4 aa- p.m. 474-1700. Maghonany china otoaM and inoad. rtopty to Soa l-ar- arnptoyiMM. CM M1-0M1 doKvory. Cal tobto, prkinar and bowl, atoaa BLUE POINT SIAMESE KITTENS 1011*1 oil*. EM. B-11S*. uea in Hadet CM Robert I AIR CONDI TKX4ER — 3 Un ling- PHILCO AM CONOrTONIR - rha Wnimiroiira«abury aan lib 4 iftSOpm ar all EXPtRIENCED HOUSIKIBPIR an dual hiikiaii, aamptora. 4700 BTU. OOod condition 175 7 waaka, mau 4 tomato, haeMiy EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Pul 07701 or aa> 071-ttM. day Sat 4 Sun. — Haa 1 day apan. Mokndol- er eenku ak unit. Ueed 2 Mkjc. rurmtura. Evaa 747-1141. Alao Obtontol arm ohalr US. Cal CM 477-1440 _ eon* Condanaai and A-ooH. Urn*. Ejujaeenl SHORT ORDER COOK — Mual MlddHkiau. MO/loo. RaPj. Own DINETTE BIT — CMUUM tobto 747-0474. trana. Caa anyama. 100 1111. 1400. CM IM 1104. CAT — SaauWul. aftoottonato. I Q MODELS bo aspartonoad. PuN Mmo from wnh 1 banahaa. Uka naw. 1900. POOL — II' round. Indudaa. year old, aaaka home. Ptoaaa can , # Camar* In downlowii 404-0011 aak lor Pal 222-4271 attar I a.m. OrAPPLIANCES — Rahtgaratora. 741-4747 ar 774-0000. 4 papa. CM 404-1104. es*. Contact Mr. Laiaro. MOmcvuM POUCIUOFI PraaMtd. M County M aar- 221-7442 anyama Churoha" SOCIAL WORKER NEEDED - waaMra 4 dryara. RaoonSaanad RARE MAGHONANY — Hand COLLIE SHEPHERD - Female UNDUtWMTEn Mng ad of Waatam Monmouth 4 ouaranaad. I'OO 4 up. Can ELECTRIC DRYER — Whirlpool Oreawi HirtQiai Co. aaaaa 1 County. NurMno homa axportanoo ra- HOUSECLEANINO - Win otoan Cuc.ll.nl oondtacn. 171. Garago carved Herman laMe/deatt al 4 month* old. Good wtth MM* EXPERIENCED BROHER » daHrar VouVa aaan na raal Earty 1400-*. Sold wood carved Vary laMabl* CM alto* 8 —•— — quSEd » FNMA t qurrad. laaarmaw I.C.F, 11 r homo, napandabto. henaal now buy ma baall aJO-1447 door. wood. 040. Ladtoa 1 apd. FRIER — Short ordar oaofc. VA/FHA Laural AM., Koanaburg oanjeyto lega. Hidden drawar. Apply Ini parapparaahn OrounGraund Hound. Salary kaaad on oa- Ca«SOSCOUTTSSKR TODAY rraHabto. Maotot araa. CM Mka 428. 201-4004 or 071-0000. ••»•«<• andproanriar- 7174100. 14. APPLIANCES - Almond GE Perfect tor Iw imul i omoa of I. MWdMW»n EXCELLENT CONDITION — 1 ran. Eve. aflar I DOSERMAN - AKC Female. 12 Aak tor Tony at alaublri dryar. uaad 1 yr. varrl 4 waaka oto. Black 4 tan. 1100 EXPERIENCED — Hekdreeear la RIAL ESTATE SALES STOCK PERSON — Full or par! HOUSE-OFFICE CLEANING - hoaa Inoluddd. Mowno muat aal, work M Mtraaaaury eraa. Con HolmaWCaM* Naea araa. PO*- •ma. Must ba at toaal 11 yra. ok) No lob too big or amal. Exe. rat*, 1171 Oaya 431-4273; ava*. CM 404-4441 or 717-1771. ' Apply Suy Rita Liquor*. 172 and good prloaa. Call 442-O4H REFRKlERATOrVFREEZER — • aM»abli In taut, wan- FEDOERS - Ak uwidatonar. DOG TRAINING aaMblHriad oflMa. AmpK Hoot »i Sprlnga Rd., Radwann. GI Hda-by Hd*. avacado. 7 yr*. Obedtonoa. problem*, protec- EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER ARIEN4 RIDE-ON MOWIR - 11.400 OTU 1 yaar oto. BeHold. US*. Ratrtoarator. GE MOTOR ROUTE MATURI WOMAN — Will ortor Call 444-0344 tion Can 830-4616 rOf aTsTaVflM raCet OOdV. Piw>ff»o4Ofl piatoirod. Can P. Zakara. Ra. 24". graaa oatoMr. atoaaio atari aparvnonl *u*. whla. 128 CM 4 haaang Mppry. Ctoan noenae SUMMER thoroughly daan your homo or Mint. UM 444-4411. DRIVER apartmanl Fiaaaa call anyama 14' BLUUAY — BilHinri MOO. Local araa Good aalary I ben- Cal 747-0442 Waoanghoua* 171. Female. 4 week* ok). 1100. efit* Mr. Arnold M 721-4243 RIAL EOTATE SALES - Caroar ISCOMMING REFRIGERATOR-FREEZERS - CM 241-M1I Needed to deliver nlahl May M. 7 30 p.m. Join ART DECO — Sadroom aat. Cal 430-9174 II). 1175. 1121, 1180. Larga FORMAN4 POSITION AVAIL- MUdMawn/LMororl Offloa n* SOON! Blrda Eya Mapto, ai-aotor. 0 FILE CABINET* - Uaad. Clear- badraom aal 7 pteaa. 4380 4-YEAR-OLD — Female ABIE — For growing tond- oara tor children in her home. Daaoon'a banoh. 111. Parntod Shetland Pony. Well-trained. the Register In the Fenced In yard. Wa alao cara al AaNW447S Soar* aa- ing out M type* Very good con- • m>ln| bull in CM61O-14O4 CM tor ia*H»aaon lam aaka vacation eaan making b4k. %M oak draaaar, arraaua. 440. CM M1-00M Rumton, mght H needed. Hanoi 4 Waal diion. CM Ma! lWJtn. Couch. 2 matching OMka, 424 CARPENTERS ERA UNCROFT REALTORS Pawtar 4 Caramkj 1100. Cal Kaanasurg aroao. CM 404 I4M. FIREWOOD - Cut, >a*——fc-ln _ _- _ ,|*.i-» _ • - •* •* • FREE SIBERIAN HUSKIES — WANTIO - Minimum S yr*. aw. Fair Haven Shrawabury. Muat hava • good anar 5. 531-7440 naBTTinQ rfVaCniOav SnO Ofyafi AKC. to good home with high MATURI — R«*pon*l«a and ra- •n pay 4 taHphena Mtoa and ba aMlabla BABY FURNITURE - Plna O.E.. 4100. PMa draaaar, 040. fenced In area or enckjeed dog area. avanlnga tram 4-1:30 p.m. Ml Haola pafaon wfvi aKoaNani raf* Odd lamp* and othor Kama Art Oood aHary. Muat r> BaaiWI crib. 4 oomtHnaoon or coat altor. CHI 7S0-S4M. run Call 747-4444. REAL ESTATE thru FrT. and Sat. 0-1 p.m. •aor/changlng taUo. Call CM rt»-ni4. FOR INTERVIEW CALL Vacation all. Pal HI Babyalt. or FIBH TANKS — 2-44 gaton, 1-10 jvODoaiii vv oaaoao , FREE — Yellow Lab. with plenty FULL TIMf- __ CAR A MUST Vou*M rhoughl about It Lara lark DIANE AFTER 0 p.m Errand running Ma. ~ Of running apace, to good horn*. •bout it now. Our oMaa la ona of flatanand Hand. 1100 firm Cal •WO. CofPaa taWa and irialofwifl Wjora naadad tor laaal aoMatt. Ruby al MO-7170 BABY CRIB — and matohlng and tobto, 440. 244-4484 CM 747-0417. BUok aatf HaaMa pratorrad but CALL tho lop < In tr» nod Sank araa. Wa ara ouay. Wa naad you Eae 542-4968 RESPONSIBLE - Young prol. Graa#oj*. MPOII oooonaon. waa RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT — 2 FREE KITTENS - Oentte 4 lov- not naaaaaary. Cai SUMMER EMPLOYMENT — 747-4142. FLOWERINO DOOWOOO 1 542-8880 raoms. mcarMor. 4 oM woman aaak* room In aachango TREES - 4-4' taa-44.44: 8-4 formica oountor* wMh Moot*. 2 ing. Already trained. MotMrha* — Mtlwljfc *a^Lkj fi• ••wUwHW.i Malntonanoa. now thru Sopt. a •or light houaawork/yard. ooc*- BACKSIAT 20" aaatuna 4 4 baon*. Aaa, 14' groat paraenalty. CM 747-0112 iVBaaso**- w# curTejnvy Muat ba 10 or ovor Cryatal tall-118 00; 4-4 kkMU-OO. Da- ino« arfanoa> pravaf oicfac na •Ipfa.f-.I —i All 1^ ftfln J — •* FOR JEEP CJ-4, S4S. Itvary and planting mallM*. R 4 FREE KITTENS - To loving Motor Lodga. Hwy 35. Eaun- CALL 747-7017. nofaaoam wtQn. MI in QOOQ cono. lown, aak tor Joa OOjl, UOU VaOK, K1O, J Landacapa Nuraary Cal Pnoed to *M. Eae. tor kmch- home. Litter trained 4 week. Lir*cfoft araa, nan. avwl. Hapiy BAND SELLING - Fondar. gum), M1-1407" CM 747-7744 after 4, M day •GAS* SINTURvi SUPERINTENDANT — Poetto aonatto Or diner. CM 442-2332 • Box J-400, TM Riglllll muakj man and oramar guitar*. 4 RADIAL T1P4M — 4 tlllll. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT — STATION •Wdapar. «v*a*bla tor a mature minded Shrawbury. NJ 07701. Kayboarda. amp*, baa* and at- OO.I6 AknoM naw. 1100 sum. For **w rrom A-Z. Hood, lea ma. FREE KITTENS Ill RMr M. ooupto In Long Branch area. No ract*. 717-1448 ATTENDANTS TEACHER — Daakaa. bakyaH- Plato. CHI 747-1420 To good home ATTENTION! 741-71 children Own tooto a mual ang 4 tutoring In my homa, aa*. *» 1^ -J - *• • - ei^. _ jam--—— " BEDROOM BIT - Man Alton 14444141 aftor 6 p RECREATIONAL AIDE - rjatfary nalQOVaDfa. rOf MPW# I p.m - Cai M2-42M anar I 4' X 4' - Tit tongue u WOMEN 4 MEN «pd, part-time hour*, weok- CM 441-4472. p.m. FREE CATS — Beautiful oeHco. wal. night BALE ANTrOUU - Fumrlura. lova* dog* Alao. Larga Mk/whUa SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS WILL CAM FOR CHILD — ki my tobto, mkror. be. aond. S4.0M. out gtoaa. antoa. ato. 40-00* oil. you — OpanMaa 1-11 4 11 p.m -7 FREE CLEAN FILL mala exceptionally eftoctJonete. honta. Sy waak oofy rnteni 7474714 aMar 7 p.m. Booth 34! BUg, 2. Rad Bank An- apayad and neutered, win de- Laural AM., a.m ahm. Fun or part Oma Oood You aan loxia Cantor. '•pa AafaBBoal an JraBaaHaP* |j*nMr lMf,h tiatoiiaU. Far Havan araa. Cal ^BWHBBWBJ •• I ^#*wv a*kPI I ewtBBBBBjTBJBai r«euil- 747-4100. opportunity Long torm. CM •EDROOM BIT — DaUgn Ra- ne*. Saved from pound. lend* NurMng Homa. • MH4TI 741-0114 Can 747-4823 214 OOOler 774-4111. HECEPT/8EC — Part ama tor 74T4700 aaarah. Chadrana H laana. 4 SEARS COLDSPOT — 11,000 town AM. Mon-Fn. 4-4. WOMAN TO HOUSECLEAN - ptoaa whna bkoh modam wood. FRENCH PROVINCIAL — Deak. SSTUT . 4300 7' pod total 4278 Full or part lima opBOjC OOa O SO GOLDEN RETRIEVER — 3 year* P TAKING APPLICATIONS — For Friday onry. Uljimiu.il. No naa*. 4400 Cal Mark Bun- •124. Wood M-n cabinet pertoct CM between 8-7 p.m. 471-2744 flood Mlary I bwnwflla NURSES AJOSS REOUREO — anry. Tteradaya 10-11 4 1-4. Fn Han/muni. NM wan. Can 446. Eltlden- old. Free to ma right homa. CM Day and evening ahm 441-0204 Holmdai araa. Cal altar s p.m Thu, 7 pm-iipm. 741-4400. 741-1212. S;S0-11.M4 1.JO-4. OatO-LCaa •71-0414. ^ - range, 4110 vary nloo lllHn In Nad •ana llll» I rCF. 12 Laurel AM., Man-f ri. 10-4. 071-42S4 BUNK BEOS — L. Shaped with _ . 4171 1-Sltony Myto •tookabto dryar and Han KaanMuro. 747-4100. TIREPfROON - Muat ba akp. In FREE TO GOOD HOME — 3 year 842-8858 RtCEPTIONIOT - For buoy kuok 4 gradar araa, 4 haM vaad YOONO ARTIST - With OOHoga chaM of drawer, and wardrobe _ tompa, MO aa. Twin CM471-47H. old male Cork! Terrier. Houee aaadlll. 4280 CM 717-7433. bedi I aeto 044 a aat. 4 bar NUMU AIM - Fua 4 part am* NJ dnvora atanaa. 741-4004 SERVWSST, broken Good dtopoaMon. CM aiiani aMS. an t-ti *nm•xp. Mtotul. Muol b* paraaMMa Mooa. 410 ee-Andque drop loaf B 4 P anatoa. 1 Mar aM. 414 Up. •Me am 1 chair*. 1180 Braea EXXON Company fiaaaa aad tor appt. 471-0177. 4 omoaino. LkjM typm. ™- TOW TRUCK OP»VIR4) — Want- pmodoacon* banch. plnaatoroo 22- 1120. Can 417-MM artor I. Wop PrlMa) Nuramp Mom.. aukad. pk" an almaapnara. ad, aap noadod m light duly Tow oonaow. 440 aaan. Cal coat rack. MO. Mtoo. luggioi LABRADOR — Btoak mat. 4 mo. U.S.A. truoka 4 Hal boda. Part 4 ru« am* Sunday 747-4020. Mon -fit. SKYLIGHTS — Buy lUllllllH AKC 4 ahoto. Houaobroken 4 Tuo*., Wad.. Thurt. 1:00-7:40 291-0M7 and aaM up to 00H. CM tor A PHalln alExaan Corp. p m , S*t a:30*.m.-1 p.m. Apply avaa. Caa 4W-4041. 4-4 30 734-0400 friendly Aaaing 1174. CM An Banal Oppry Enipknat M/F BODY BUILDINa EQUIPMENT pricing ond Haa. 741-lig. 47T3441. n paraan al HO Maala PL. Koy- TRUCK DRIVER - Muat oa ram- FURNITURE - OauMa drum OAS STATION ATTENDANTS - pan Man., wad, or tti. atorwHhTii HaM araa. tt kuok. 55 Situations — Ovor 100 It*, at I light*. SOFA 4160. Reoaner 171 Gtoaa Praacnar Curl, pac Daek, muPJ- 424. LOM *aat 124. Cal PARAKEETS — 1 yeaea aM 1 Ful 4 part erne hr*. even Apply I apd . all banama. WrM MPO. Wanted Male M1-4047 or 747-SSm Coftoa tobto 1100. Braaklronl blue, wwi large octagon cage I to paraan biniin »4 pm. Baa * — TiM ana/part Boa 471. Long Iranori. " gym banoh. HOO. 401-1011. 120O.Sarvar 1140. Hop* CMH mo*, old. Ctoan 4 beautiful CM — To your i Bright Gulf. 1000 Ocean AM.. erne. Long arm aara faoaty In 07740. OOXEI. CORRUOATED FURNITURE — Htokary 4 440, and tobto 440, Lamp* 014 444-0477. Long Branch Salary nogottoble party. LIVE JAZZ. NTS Flnaet For Mdvtoa 4 Storasa. and tor aach. CM aftor 5:30 401-1444. NURSE - 1-11 TRUCK DRIVERS i%a imjatofana. laohajround. Induary. A uomplato ana 44 from bar. 4 TMany Shada. laa. POODLE — 4 weak oU adorabto GENERAL FACTORY WORK — With annum* Hoonaa. uanomy, •*•• fw manoa. iHwaffnv Wry toy 1200. CHI 874-1344 am anm Apply In paraon. Aaan- - -• • ------JM_4*T9 «# oand. Cal 471-417*. SOFA 4 LOVESEAT — Eae Cal 04 p.m. 707-1410. daya. 244-2144 eve*. tapa, 4>*larrala Ml. 444-0011 OAl WALL OVEN - CHarta. oond.. 4478. Inlaid wood card tobto. 0100: 1 DarUah walnut I a-m., MOyi-May 0. Na NUFiots Ann - 7-a «n E»- <-FrTs.4pm. VALET — Par Htgn rtoa aando. CARS CLEANED 4 WAXED — 1 PUG PUPPIES Mon.-Fh.. 10 a.m.A p.m Tam- Pkat 01, Morgan, naal dub Sana aalaa. SM aaoh; Chad* aak 1 malaa. AKC najatond. Mto The Gtoeen Hernana d. Apply ai par- RESrOENTlAl WMIMAN r TV. 11- daak, SH; Tata bod *et 4 anaal Waial. CM MMdtoawn • porary from praoant til Oot Cal 711-1111 I* 4240 aaan. CM 446-4236 •100 Ikm. Cal 747-7001 480 CHI 741-4132 trie. 141-4140 COLLIOE 4TUOENT — Baakkig OE ELECTRIC DRYER - WhM PYGMY GOAT BUNK BIO BET — Light Mapto SOFA — Lova Mat 4 OMk col- fAINTEWS - Commoraal 4 Quo- KESTALMANT HELP - 0u* PK WAITERS/WAITRESSES - bp. bunk bad aat »wi 1 drawar Female. Week 4 Mvar *gou« 3 aOitt pBaVnnA* Mysl harv# s yrt- M toad 4 liquor. Night ahm Karoaana timir; doth onb onlH prtnt with wood arm*. 444 yr*. old Mual find loving home Can altor 4 747-101*. underood unit 4 ladder. Heed* bumpar.; Baby awing; Majo. CM 741-4441. Great MM mate or backyard pet QIRLS & BOYS aap.. own Iran*. 401-1000 or rr*aWraaB>ewjB|, }fp, k^eja*. 8*TBaV tffVail. 7ST-4S71 Ma. 4-10 p.m baby Itomo. Baal ortor tor aa C*« CM 444-0477. 11 yr* andoMOr maker. Inquka aNMn SrtoaVa, SST'* DAVID GOODMAN CONSTRUC- 734-3143. STERLING SILVER 1*1 E. Pavar Rd., Rumaon. WAITEFUWAITPWSS — III- TION — Dooka. garayaa. 12 aarvtoa tor 11. Kmg Richard, BAMOYED — 1-year-old, pure CAMERA — M mm. Cannon. Towto haa Initial B. CM You'raNaiMMO torn panidn*. Mual MM • yra. FIN/LPN M/F — FM tkne I dbJana, ranovaaona. Cal Modal I APSOML. 4 montha aM. Q.E- IVORY — Ratrigai ator wlki wiVtt Wtth papa?i and aH artrots ToD-llw aas.. aan kana. 400-1040 or Wan avM. 3:30-11:30 p.m. I Sftora Po4nl inn, Htnty. 3o, HattHK- 774-0474. Siako gold watch, quam mana. 4 aOaftaaliaC' a rnooitia 0*0. 707-4070 hn. 4-10 pa WAITER/WAITRISSES mo. old. Both aka naw. CAI •400.CH 0*1-0170 ar 101-0111 STEREO — 4 turntobto. Juka 0 THE REGISTER PAINTERO NEIOtD - Itolkjan- 471-0177 MQJtep Muramp Mama. Southam Rook Band or lop 4Ca boa Myto Emilinl oondraon. SIAMESE. GSNUwal — Andqua braaa bad Good tor aMkJa room. 140 CM MJ «u>. T RNSLPNB — Ful 4 pan ama band. 11 yaara axp. HaM own SEAL POINT KITTENS In your I CM 444-4231 ary. CT paaPJain a. alibi* an 1-11 pm For 1*77 Toyota Longoad. 42O0 •140. Braaa •_ enm. Ptoaee CM tor wot County araa. CM Mka Kra*. Openings Now: PAUT TrMI - Naad aaka oaan WANTED — Mature ooupto tc Cal 244-1770. •100. CHI 444-2737 STEAM TRAIN ART — 1 1 CUTE KITTENS NuraWQ Home. 4T1-0177. •71-0244 anar pone, drawlnp*. joakto 4 Ian- •O- WOOfMnQ BOO "flUUtJ Worti on hama phena praflram 9M a oiHTvpsnioo toe oiaaWac CARPETING — WALL TO WALL. man. Room 4 board, pka ml FRIENDLY CLEAN-UP daf• iiiaafatM • fra*T4#o. CM 444-1337 Dr.. Pair HMfl Fioalblo. Earn up U110 par hour WUMSON — EntarprMng young- MAJOR MILL LIQUIDATION EN- Ptowar 4 vagataua Ca« Oarfra. T4T-S0SS. Mar* wonlod. You MM running •alary OR *mgto paraon tor Wa haul an^rtnloy, TM 0TOCK/BRAND NEW VORKIIS — 2 melee. AKC regte- 2. Syotvnora Lant, Kamp •erne. Kayport. NJ araa. CM Mlkaa Ohaaa. 201 SM your own hiwlnaaa whao oamlrn CM 244-7044. 100H NYLON/ANY THREt Kaanaburg. Cad 747-4444. STOVE - Tappan. oaa. oombo tered. bkra 4 gold, non-eheo. AvfKtu*. Rumaon. aipaandaaah. 1-710 001 0447 altor I pm ROOMS. LIVING. DINING. oooklng Mov* 4 Malar, till: waokdoy* ar 444-1071. FRIENDLY CLEAN UP g •hot* 4 hearth oomricara. 1300 PART TIME TMOnT! Wa ham anything. BEDROOM TO 171 SO. FT.HAMMOND ORGAN RHYTHM H OIM »«» go*, apt Haa.aaoh. CM 444-4236 3 Oaprvy LtVM, Avanu* of OIM, » • iparlanoa naaaaaary. la.. you ara al toatt 11 yaara aw and Can 244-7044 •144/INCLUDU CUSTOM IN- — Bench, iMImauM leaeon 440; Oaa apaoa haatar.toB. Call Two Nwn to, rVmon ara raady tovark. STALL. OVER book*. 1700. CM avaa-. I par hour Naw lOm an M. Ubto. dapandabto. AppVoato'* OUTTERS CLEANED 4 RE- 80 Bicycles To a«n up. oaa 441-4000. bi rnduHHH. Keyport. 244-2000 PAO./FINANCINO/CALL BARRY 4. »ufw vwa. IHin I alto.aax Bhrar Wd. Wa wo PAIRED - Itoraanmg avaMabU). 4WIM POOL4 — WaraMuaa Mini Blhea tram In mnaHrll. Sjiaillrfl 111. waahlno. Fi HARDWOOD KITCHEN CAS4- •oraad to dlapoaa ol naw on- . Froa aaH- 10 SPEED SCHWINN VAP4SITY rlohl paraon. Band. Haw 4 IMah malaa. CaHJart• Jan.. 404-11 NETS - 1 wa* turn and 1 top j 44 1 l4 •ma poaWoni. Or » you wMh CASH REGISTER Boat oflar Caa 442-4034 flu all Hm0 pQ p — 20*. naw Urea, d d ramam part Mia. Hounr 0 *.m wood 001-4000. JWW04D0W WABHIRS - NORM wn* huga aundaoka, tonomg. hi- 440 CM 630-4447 » J p.m. daay OK 1 p.m. to • 1100 HAVE — An un.wim Itom or rato PJton, pump, ladder*, war- .m. daay Monday Friday. Cat • 52 BabyBlttlng- 1241-06 KM you d MM to Mn An ad Into ranty ale Aaklno BM0 COM- MEN! 10 SPEED BIKE 211-4402 or 471-1774. CM! CALL ChlMCare Haa tor 10 daya, krat 44 40 Cal P1.ITE. Fmanokig avM. CM Stan 26", 445 ATTENTION! ODD JOSS — Praa aatkni Tito R to* froo. 1-400-424-1324 CM 747-1041 altor 6 pm PART TIME CHILD CARE/HOUSEKEEPfR R««aonabl» ratoa. Dump run*. 441-1700. SWIMMING POOL - 14' round, 542-8880 PH*njnanaon THE PaMIITIR — UOto Slrvar. Mpn-FYt.. 1 am to Spring etoan-upo. Yard work. Al- SCHWINN TANDEM HEADBOARD — Kmg Haa, Pine. new anar. M Muminum. IkM OIIOUNM MAINTENANCE TELEPHONE SALES ta a 1:10 pm. 1 crmdran. 4V1 4 IVk •aa 4 tm.minw. 4444S11. CHECK THIS OUT... 4300 take* K. CM 441-0441 or m good oond.. 4140. Muat hava own kanapor- mirror, tor nalaitld. •141. Uka MELPtlW - Part or Wl I Mara. Gat mora nadir* to ohaok out new Expert go-oart Maoemy en- 747-1001. CM 4T •aOon* raoaAt )aoaa Ca ODD JOBS-ALL TYPES Call4VoT1«allarO. WW Iraki. Strong M oan ra •ALE4 PERSON - Wantod tor your ad with a CHECK at Xo lop gine wNh Manor 41000 firm. 81 Sports •—•mini*, ataca. garagaa and/or bottom a) your oopy Cal 1 PERSON DOME TENT — 140. f top pay. 0*n knrrnam*. HUM ta aaan. 717-2424 ar 1 oak 4a4 epeaker* 420. AM/FM Equipment thafflpooiflQ. aUpactaooa no* Hour. t-» fc p.m. and Sat a atoanadaut Laama aut buaMa TM Daay Riglilii CHumVa Da- 404-1710. partmant today tor datoa*. car radio 428. Fun-buator 440. STATIONARY BICYCLE — 1 row- noooaaary. taa <7I-M7S .m.-1 p.m. Can nOto 0 WaaaaUri*. 44 Pram SI KayCHILD CAR! - Unaraft. HEAD SKIS — Tyroto bWdkiga 4 .m. 441-4000. 4am-lam »a*kday«. To put oha- 441-17M. CM Ular 430 pm. T07-S704, Ing inaenkaa. 3 M-up b*neti»a. HAIROnUWRS WANTIO - dron on aohool bua. Own kan*- PANELINO —Jeara. Wtodowa. boon Uood 4 Bmaa. «u» 1 gkla TRUCK TIRES ANO RkVU — 4 Beat ortor. CM 844-oMO or PART TIME - Or Ml bma. Gee SALES portaaon 4 ratoraneaa. Cal •"eftrfnodaftnQ. RGpasrsv ROOVIOQ. under new maiaMHlllHll Fua ar ndent Apply m paraan 747-4400 ar 741-0111. Minor ptumbkyj 4 iHoklp. Paint • dllll 10-4. 4410. tor Chevy. part bma. 671-O*a4 or 444-0412 WaWl Farma, 110 E. Front SI WE WILL TRAIN mg. Riin nitli ratoa. Free an- CHRCHROMO E KITCHEN BIT - IBM TYPEWRITERS 10.000 ml. 1206 Artor 1. 84 Merchandise Rad Bank. Mon-Fn., You tor a aaraar In Raal EaMa •ISO.. WKkar ohak wWi lakto, RENTAL 422-414 par mo. 717-7434 Wo provldo oompWa ond oom- Rant opaon to buy 747-1M1 Wanted WANTIO — M 140 44000 BTU ak aandWonar, 140. E window ton. 44. TELEVISION •oauty r PART TIME — 140. E KING SIZE - Beauty ROM mat- RCA oator oonooto 440 Round ottrama tobto ani (tola ALL LIONEL TRAINS 7 and pan CENTURY 21 EMMndar Roar, KINO SUE — Memo*, baa. Lang Sranon 1H-41T7 Fri. Fua-tkna only. CM 734-4470 61 Buslnass CLOTHBS DRYER - Good con- aauara wnh gtoaa Imam U» naadad. Apply oornoaa •exM 4 fr*me wPJt Walnut each. 2 tabto lamp. 44 each. Can ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS dM Ju|M«a r PART TIME — Mommg halp MonmadriO HOMCMAKER Opportunity dition. 440. Btoap aato. 0(0. 1 haadicard. Ejic.lin UonH. Flyer, etc. rnghoM 1 paid tomly room chair*. 418 aach. Nobody baata itty prtoa. . 3D, Hoitndai. -•»•>• MWdbHown araa. SECRETARY — Major aardral Saturday and Sunday tram 1 to EXHIHTOR0 WANTIO — For 176 CM 747-1CB. 4. RiUiumi Cal M1-47M. Cal anar 4 pm or inilnnai, TYPEWRITER - Romkigton 24*1078. HOOT FAMIUU WANTIO — NJ. Law Firm aaaka. brlgnt In- 4 LEilURf SHOW. LAWNMOWERS — Gravary Pro TrabH writer. Good oondWon dapandant. hard working aao- 471 BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR iCaumyPi PART TMM WOFat - Naar your LVTNO - RaSabto. lady aj SO wHh Sulky I iialilin. Aaktoa 438 Cal 442-4675 MrvWng youin 1J-17 ratory wBfi aaparlanaa tor buoy •ulil to aara tor 0 ya. owl gal For COAT-MINK — Mask. Partoat •4000. OM altor 7pm, 747-411? SALE — CM Second Hand La. mokfcnonlol any. Mual MM m- aftar A m-botwaan aohool ENT cond . mt 10. 1100 Bak gown. VACATION IN FLOROtA — 2 144-0777. Afar 4, 244-4415 Cal 741-4174 an Haa 4. •»». IIH000 tilaiin LAWN TRACTOR — Whul MgMa Hay ki niinlai Epoot HtorlaH prtoaa paid tor M Kern*. oounty to provide 1 Mraa. Extra ctoan wWl roemry • I 1-4 P-m. Cantor for 4 ppeoptp o MuH aM. •nlauM. ato. For bergalne. Mop ^gt 62 Mertgagea mower I dump keeer. 11 apd. H14 Broad BL. Kayport. COLONIAL DINING ROOM 4ET AM torr Mary. CM 741-41*74 3 ba- Sawn dra praaa. CM 741-4104. 4JO-tl0pm. MATUM Lovma — Non — Hutch. buPM MM WWI 4 MILITARY — Uniform*, medal*. ARY - Far drveremM GET VISA/MC chain, aarvor 4 aa wagon. 4100. LAWMwOWER - Tractor. 1 •word*. + M aouvenk*. wwr. 1 Rad Bank CPA onto* amokor to ova tor I yr-ard boy. VENDrNG MACHINE - Soup*. 1-1 fun day* waakry. My homa RllirHlll of eradP. hatory or Cal 717-1420 yaara aM. 4Vt hp motor an 4 yaar ooftoa, Ha. chooototo. Uk* now. WWfL ato. OW eaddto*. Weetem 4 Union _ hava eaparttno* I income! No-rtok Qua ante* 4 old body. Cranaman tor par*. or Army. 844-4030 HOOTMOtTUa — MaOonala-i M typtot CM 741-2424 Tut nolamual PMa. COLOR TV — Zannh 17- 1180. W** 112112000 . Ml tor 0000. CM 1 000 041 PESO ar 077.4m. yaar OM covporaaoti HSravo w™i Aid* brakan. Baal on*. Cal of Rod lank. r>arl Unto. 4».4a7hr local taHnlll bureau. Ineured 14* 444; Sanyo Saw. 7 day pro- 830-0184. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (ALLI MATUM WOMAN - W«» rator- and eeeurad whn S I L bank VICTORIAN — Settee (rapro). ANY AGE ANY CONDITION poaoy. Cat lor appt T47-T0T0. SECRETARY/DICTAPHON pnonograph. m baautma piano — Piu* ganaral omo* onoaa wamad to oara tor 1 oh«- 4200. Old mirror 448. Marble top TOP DOLLAR PAID 144-1077 HO«TE»4/MO0T - dran 14 11 yra. old m our Kay. dan Mown. »H»; Beta, anabtal aUfpO CaTaH aV4ef-4Mw*af aandlltor ppilaoi and hand- parlanaad. Ovor II. caa toft* i. Sand raauma > port homo. Hour* dady 2:10-5 WHEEL CHAIR* — Commode. PIANO WANTED MrvHv Va CIMJI mn, 140 W OpportunKy lac Baiuvtaf noufa • ling (rarundabtol 10: FAC. too..n.uQaWIH. 444 OM 471-7M0. Any condition. 443-4411. mv P.O. Boa 1044. Smyrna. OA PART-THM - bM poawon putoa Lab, P.O. So. 470. Had COLONIAL SOFA — Arm ohak, LIVING ROOM FURNITURE - mac. Kirnllura INOaTINOANT TAW OWVIM •ank. hU 07701. rookar. aaPJaa tabtt, 4 1 and 842-4311 anar 1 p.m. tobtoa. tut ar baH dtor. Cal rampa, drapaa, wn». 4 othar SECRETARIAL SKILLS - WICKER LOVESEAT - 1 ohalr* SBKMCAL IOUIP NEEDED - Loving. LOW RATES •HMOSO A > p.m. or a* day mtog Kama. Raal buy. MUM aaa. Can NXWina. Tan. TOT-oi Naadad tor a buoy MWeaj Cal in UM ar 747-7740. Opan 41 mill, •left 0 ammo ream* Real EabMa afjoa.TIMM - Jomed tor oare ralkianokM. 71 hr. *p- Chan. 1110. CM tj*l»*«ri 4-4 JANITOMAL SimnCI - Ma* oflyr.oMboykiaurMHailu md Mto* 4 Corp Muaa an Sun only. IO-I at 3C naadad dan 4 nlgrna. Caa COMPUTER - Atort 400 XL. p.m. 224-4174 PART TrMI 00CRITARY 4 oar laqukad. CM 471-4400. aak tor Vatorto or Ann. ^TaJaSTsal aama *onwar* Aknoat now. Cal 111 nm aak lor John. MAHOGANY SRSAIIIROIIT — • WIND4URF BOARDS •WITCH BLADE POCKET KNIFE 68 Money to Loan 14*. anna top and Baa* (BOO. WANTED - CM 4.-40-4 a.m. ABITTIRLOANRATf Caa 171-4744 awar 1p.m. Pkaaa aal 471-SM0. CM lil-iiS-1017. JjW^Jg •><"•»•« CM LAHOaCAPI — Ptanang 4 oon- • MAYTAG WASHCR — 174. Oato Mmotloii paiaawial. Fui 4 part ' 11 Va COUCHfS - 1 BRAND NEW dryar. Wnaiiatnu.. STB. Both •ma awl. Cat MT-044T. •• OS par I SCCR4TARY — Jo general oon- 83 Dom—Mc Help tor 1144. CHlTl1-l744. i good oom CadOOMtl SOao DUOT BUwtlRB - Commaralal. *mn aVtBandad paytMaEtA* W#, 1NIW TABLES • M4-4M7 _. awp. uiatoiiad, but not »0fM your HrwnJel piobleni*. be. oond . 11 IS tor both. •Mmpiolna, aM WANTED — r Cham Ink tone* ravuMd. Put banaraa. Oand ro- Cal 241-4424 aTtar 11a.m. Tha Homo 4 Lakjura Show to M AMP, naa * uaad eanorato aM now. 444-4404. COLONIAL MM JUM 11-H al DHlianlHi matol ar T-aNra. Una in. •WM » Baa Z-4M. TM Raok> COUCH (H ANO CHAIR - Dark Macta, any <|UaaTaray. tiMIM. tor, OUnaibury. NJ. 07701 FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE. INC praaaaaar. toner, Kroy-SO lype- oxrM. mton. Good oond. No rto*. 10 Fonto CM HI-MSO WANTED- CMM Iroeaer TOLL-FREE Waahaali ouarnana Cloan 1100 ATTENTION! S4M-323-eSoC.Eid.R88 KSU. YELLOW FORMICA — Okr* aaar — 1»aJ"-4 MOV1NO-MU0T SSUJ — Obfa LEGAL SECRETARY — For Re p.m. Retorenoea • aan aanapar- DARK PMS. Colonial tlllim aat, w •fnaii araaaata 1 toaon reayked. banoh 4 raabtoa ohak. OBH tor 1 earner aaM unit e4rnkemumlyra.toouaai Mil boat Caa anar V 844-U44 »•! OBCK - For ir raund pod. 71 Merchandise uaad. FUtor D 41 tor pool id. Cw> 747-7111. 7a Oarage/Yard Room/board. I lor Bale MOVING MUST BBU - I 101 Apartment. Cal 441-7114. ANTMUBB - 1 rapa bad U00 otur SHOWCASE A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK wakMVUtorlan What-nol war. 3 ASMNQOOOO Prt. 4 Bat Moron 4 4 4. 10-4. _ — 117 Cottonae from 4*X7. 714-4014 ar 7*4-0444 Ill-4 SprtnQ St, Raw Bank. Baby em or? HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 144-1234 HaM. 1 ak* un* aWi martto mora. BaL 4/17'•B-lpju. . avaa, 44. S07.0470. tep47l Aliearrtokl* OMIrtora. I-Tal a. 741-44T" •UNOAV ONLY - 4.11 oaad MATURI WOMAN — Ta aara tor HO. liAcr—*a 82 Boats and •0 Trucks* 300 Auto* lor Sal* 300 Auto* for Sala FORD MUITANO 1»70 - Needs PLYMOUTH VALIENT m. 3 room., Uocr. TTLE SILVER - * rm. oepa In OCONO MOUNT AW — Fora. Accassorlna Trailer* CHEVY CITATION 18*0 - 4 cyl, onokje kjcaaon. Eai-ln kil. beee- OCATION — Tha on. and only doaura. Taka ovar paymant. of battery and power steering line BROUGHAM - 1 dr. I dr laundry. (HO-i you. Oak HIH 3 2 dr.. PS. am/tm. elanoerd. Oeep private yard AvsJI 130/mo. on balanoa owad of AOUA FLIOHTr —- Flberolaaa. 44.000 ml. Agkmg MTOO. Cell • 160 firm. Cat 717-3144 NOME RENTAL*. Mr 3M-1234 16. Yr. leeee. M*0/mo+ uol- ami. vi bath Ranch. 1700. on 411.000. harl-aora 304 OMC In- CHEW EL CAMINO - 1474. Larga Irving room with ralaad Auto a/0. p/g. gm/fm rssssm 630-7014 after 7 p m HONDA LX — 1M1. Low mte- Cat 741-40*8 t lot. No mooay dowpn board. redU. outriggers. a*a. P/S, P/B, A/C. AM/FM SATONTOWN haarth Itrapuoa. formal dining 10.500 Cell 7M-4BS. i 1 hfteh Good wee. CHEW SUBURBAN — 1S70. S». 3 plueh roome. A/C Only UOff. DOLeTOWN-UNCROFT - 4 oom, aat-ln knohan. oantral air. .are Body primed. Baal veredo. 1.2 L. dteed ave, am/fm, rSo Very Mean. 744-0210 • room., alt t mmDM oaraga. larga woodad lot. IT ffOAY — 1ST7 ripped 81500 M1-MM. CHEW low ml., equipped for treter- HONDA ACCORD 147* - 47* PLYMOUTH VOLARB - JUST BtNTALt, Mr.. 3M-164B Hon. 10 hp ou .CaK 741-tOU, t 30-1 30 Jilin iilitoo RED BANK — • El CAMINO — 1176 Auto a/c. Ing.CeH 4M-2OM. Hatcnbeck 80,000 mHee. 1 S/w wnna woodgraln. am/fm M 4. Credte. Exva. /a. gm/fm assnm. Clees 3 tape, CB. air. pi/PS, trem. FREEHOLD DOtlTOWN - 1 bedroom. Approa 4IX1AO 444.000 Jaan CHEW MONTE CARLO 1878 - Cet 441-4034 Utah. Good tree. Crgger. Body oond CaH 224-4*44 after 4 p rr htloh. tiooo or beet offer Modern, iw kkag ok. 64001 M I month Includes utttee. ANICURIST - Unmad opan- rtmee^Seet ripped. 8.800 A/C. PS/PS, am/fm. needs bel- • Mm duplex. kM. ok. 440ff s 471-4148. ng tor axp. maMourkM FuU or MOO. Cat before 4 p.m HONDA ACCORD LX — 1M1. HOMI RENTAL*. Mr 3**-1234 54 Racraatlonal 41-8100. 741-*1O8. RED BANK • 3 bdrm.. MOO pan ama alh Oraat lipactatc'. RUMSON WATERFRONT - By 42-3236 Auto. a/o. stereo with oeaeatta. 47-2482 mWHOLO NTON FALL* -3 bdrm.. A1200 Baton. Paid vaoaaona 4 homy. owner 1 gore Al ulings. 11 Vahlelaa hatchoaok. 1 owner. Top ehepe CHEVY S10 OICKUP - 1SM. CHEW VEGA 1974 — Runs PLYMOUTY ARROW 0T - • room. KWt It. MOff. ERA LINCROFT REALTORS othar banama CaH tor Inlar. Ogrisdgi Drive 4224.000 Cet 4" TAG-ALONG — leu sen- oat 4 sod. a/o. am/fm S71-22S0 3*MmmlngRrv*rRd. 47-47OT good New brake., new shooka. 478. Auto. a/c. p/b. naw an- nufim Aopkenose. 3473 Inadt ataapa a. *tova, fnaa. stereo, exc oond low ml. CeH AM/FM caeeette, Oeod tree KITSON CHEVROLET CO. CCMO LOUM t4M 7 3AM Evaa 747-AM7 •UMSON — Country Club area heater, dnk. tenet, extras be. 71-0334 Aeklng 4440 442-4127 Hwy. 3* Eelontown t room ranch Kid. MOO'S EAHSBURa — 2 family house, v> aoree 4114000 Can oond. MOM. Cet 4BS-SM1. 442-1000 W1VY C10 P/U 1S74 - A/C. YMOUTM FURI II 1ST4 - VS. upeteke. 3 badrooma. M7S, 2 JAWAN — Historic 17M. SO/ TERRY TRAVEL TRAILER — CHRYSLER LE BARON 1ST* - LABRIOLA MOTORS JUST RENTALS. Mr.. 3*3-1568 bedroom apt downstair. (MO. fcscoreted by world reknown Exc. oond. 1 naw Urea, new auto.. PS/PS. A/C. SVOpOmtee ts» cgnlMngd. tut bath, steeps M. Intanor dean, low ml. Springs Rd. Red Bonk klglnal owner. 11000. Cat HAZ1.IT — UMIMIa t bedroom months security photogrepner 3-4 bedroome. 38 Mobil* Homaa 1400. Cat 472-0342 brakes First SUOO take. It. CeH 74I-M3S ••"• wIsTi lafQa WflWflHHy rO poeelbte mother-daughter Uod- 42-4*48 equipl country kitchen. H- IOHLAND* — SmgU mill CHEW C10 PICK-UP — 1676. • •MpHOT. yardd.. MMM pkio 1-1214 CHRYSLER CORDOBA I67S - LINCOLN TOWNE COUPE 197t PONTIAC ERMONT SKI HOUSE - ary. iiiineengkiii lieeingil homa. Furmahad Ak oon- ovt. emo New tree, brakea. front — Oood oond., good palnl no unrg. cat 37S-S441. id bdwoon Bromley A droonad. Oaod oondWan. Aakmg STl. 14 CHAMPION MOTOR Whoa Good cond. High mileage M1 - 3 * mer VI. radW tuned nlng rm. living rm 6 parlour 2 shocks, dr snooks on mar, uM hl-mllee. 12*60 AlaO 1*44 suspngion Auto. Irene. AM/FM HIGHLANDS - 1 • bedroome. jnMtg. linn 10. Aval by epieoea. 2 bams, sprinkler sye- " 1.000. Cat 244-4444 aftar 4. I — (list! S 1 dinner am/rm oeeeette. tlberglees cop. 1 Dependable transportation flhsrglsssoep. 1 4*60 After 3 pm 281-1814 Willy. Jeep, running, mem/new aa. defroster^14.800 perk-llke landeoaplng. en MOBILE HOME - t badrooma. L roof. A/C. roof roftntehod r, rune exc. 11500 pens, has top. need, work 39*0 « p.m. f HUT E NO - On ma beech with ensporteBon. shopping, with added aupport tor a/c.2» 1-8004 CIRCLE CHEVROLET 7473003 HK1HIANDS - 214 Say Ave. 4 and oabana. Security node. A mud oee Asking Dodge SIS engine 17.000 nug . a S PONTIAC TRANS AM 1974 - naw liiBlilll. Riangirglm not DATIUN TRUCK LINCOLN CONTINENTAL VS. auto. A/C. PS/PBVPW. rooma w*h oarpat Just painted. had or unturnlehed 3 374.M0. Cet 584-1434 741-3120 1173 Best offer an * utunaa. ntta. NO PETS bedroom inoludaa guest wing 40 RaalEatata working. All oeier utenexe ere Good oond. 112*0 AM/FM xortou. oondo. living room, DOLETOWN deen and perfect 44800 Cel CaH 4*4-4474 COROLLA DU( — 1874 2 door, Cat 787-463* atver. 71.000 mtes. Very good nlng room, aat-ln kitchen, .vet RAISING A FAMILY? Wantad Lmootn Mgroury-Merkur han do It In ma 3 badroom condition. (MM or beet offer HIGHLAND* lar. oerto., brand naw 4 BEDROOM HOUSE - In OODGi MAXI VAN — 1*7*. OPEN ROAD 1*74 FORD C4I Tom, 442-4200 4am B *pm U PONTIAC SUNBIRO — 1977 1 Mmty. 4 room.. MOO • ftOO/mo + alactrlc Releren- Ranch. Locatad In a Park-Ilka Slant su. Runs wen Good work hwey 36. Ksyport. 264-86O0 HOMI RENTALS. Mr. 3*9-1254 aawng. TMa homa boaata a BaMern Monmouth County AMPER - Sleep. 4. atom. vehMM. 41.200 or beet offer Rad. Hatchback Auto Irene. 1 IV* month MCurlty Paul P ^ommunltlea- WM eoneVJar rent i. we box. 41.000 ml Oood COUOAR — 1672. Ml Clwslgnd I. Inc.. Realtor. 671-2*44 fanoad raar yard, porfad tor chll- 211-1814 .her 8 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1173 owner. MM. Cel 4*2-7754 be- HIGHLANDS HILL* — Specious Famlly room ha. a wood engine. Needs work. 4800 Call tween 8-4 Or 944-7129 between deen 3 rooma. A/C. lergo burning Una with Hiding glaaa provided Call 441-4212 or M0FOROVAN-S. 2*4-6708 io tape -7. kltahon. perking, yard. nt. sup- 03 Rantalato 4. 1 apd, * ovordrtvo. p/a. p/b. •n Coma aaa 111 1104.4* DAT8UN 210 HATCHBACK 1979 grans.. A/C. P/S. PONTIAC LEMANS 1872 plied. KX call 2Si a*46 4' SKYLARK — Travel grater a/c. am/fm stereo. I — am/tm. 4 speed. 4 good nres. Shar« CENTURY 21 EINBINDER uty im ggtmlngd. Sleep. S oond. 442-3476 work. Aaklng Good treneportallon. HIGHLANDS REALTORS I puiBhaaa 1 to 2 tam- ! new snows Ran great, hes 2*1-OM3 after 5 Aeklng S EMALE NON-SMOKER ONLY cracked heed. Good for parte or 1 badraom algdWa from 62O0 . 4278. Optional «»c I. 971 3900 Opan till 9 pm 30 day otoslno. ERA Cat after 4. 442-4144 47* FORD ENC ISO - 6 cyl 3 LINCOLN MACH IV 1478 Cat UJA • room oonaga MOO 471-5*40 apd. etandard shut, am/fm radio handyman 4476 or beet offer t TARCRAFT POP-UP 1S77 - Cat 787-9468 Good oond. 42000 PONTIAC VETURA 1(71 — Private beach KKU on MOO I Mar 8 4*6-2*76 ownad/Oparatorad HANDYMAN SPECIALS WANT- 1200 CaH .iskdsyl aftar 8 Can 972-0*33 or 971-1600 JUST RENTALS. Bkr.. 3*4-1466 pg s. " m. 2S1-5143 Needs minor repeks. MOO or ED - We're looking for home. DAT4ON 2402 1471 — (ad en- offer Can 747-1134 HIGHLANDS — 214 Say ** 4 OS Summar from 415.000-430.000 Cat •71 OROF260 1442-4x4, 4 cyl. 4 LITTLE SILVER EXECS CREAM S7-S44* t a m -• pm. We are PUFF 1M6 — RlStorsd Mustang PONTIAC TRANS AM - 1*71. rooma wMi carpal luat pawled. RAVEL TRAILER — WHder- spd , needs wiring 8600 Seen .I 4400 Cet'sn.SMI Convertible. Ce» 842-06*2 after Rsntals IDOLETOWN-OAK HILL — not Raaltor. _ 14'. Al Hit oomfort. M Mint condition Very feet Cue- •375 « unmaa. Ma. NOPBTS M Surtnajton Ave.. Leonardo. - After • p.m. • pm ELBERON OCEANFRONT udor on larga. woodad. oornar homa. 44400 Cat 7S7-MB1. tomued Cat aftar s. ST1-001* 1 4 badroom.. 2'4 bath., ooun- OUSE WANTED - HIM, t*T INTERNATIONAL - Rack DATSUN B210 1(71 — 71.000 49000-419 000. prlvata Bach IBM HONDA* — ATC. 200* truok. Rune good. Good oon- ml. MOO aa It Runs good Must LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1S71 HOLMOCL — Lovaty turnlghed 2 y kltehan wltn caramlc til. door, Miomawwii 3-4 bdrm. Colonial — PRICED RIGHT RASSAS bedroom uw. incl MoO/mo GLORIA NILSON iiy oarpatad ovar nardwood or K>W. To 4100.000. Lat. eeve pod oondWan. Low hours mon MOO or beet otter. Can ett. CaH 2*4-8131 After 8 p.m Rung. MOO. Can 73*-3247 1160 aeon Cat T17-74M. 46-0766 after S aak tor Keith 7S7-7M1. PONTIAC. 3M BROAD ST.. RED 0*1171-2*41 sftar 4 p.m. REALTORS y FOrrrHjV dlfllnQ roortt. realtor feea. CaH Tom et BANK. 741-51*0 KEANSBURO - By owner mlty room -rlth rilMd hMTVl 4SO-3470 ENTURE POP UP 1*74 - EEP CHEROKEE - 1974 4 DATSUN 200SX - 1877 4 cyl . 5 PONTIAC J2O0O - ISM. 36.000 530-2800 LYNX Mencutou. 2 badroom. 80.100 tNlfr room, MMOlMd iRIVATE INVEBTOR - Want to .» S. surge brekes. AC/DC wheel drive. 1 cyl.. auto a/c. p/a. god. Rung excellent. 4660 firm ml., am/fm stereo. 41700 CeH OCONOS CHALET - Bttapa aarao* uxj tull buwtW, gWivan^EtV, loa bo*, vanfty • 19*1 Exoetenl condition lot. oantral air. gaa heat. Walk to Inooma pcoparty A ainQla a good. 81200. Cat 7M-BJ1S. CaH 444-2134 NY bua Mop. Morat. A baach than 8 min to M MShoett * wardrobe, 11750 or beet offer Weekly Sire. Jury S71-3071 y homaa in any oondWotv EEP CHEROKEE. 7*. VQ DATSUN SENTRA — 1443 5 PONTIAC LEMANS WAGON — (7*000 Call 212-831-7814 OOt- •In »jUBon lmm«dttW oc- Cat 471-0441 Cet M4-7711 after 4:30 p.m. MALIBU WAOON 1876 - Auto . Call owrtm tor appt spd . 34.4M mile. (4200 Very ST*. Must gat. Oood oondmon MBt ERMONT - Rueac chelet ae- cupanoy. I dean condition Can 734-3*02 PS/PB No A/C. Exc. trans.. 71-41S4 E4IDENTIAL PORPfRTY 12300. Call A42-WM KIANHUM - 1 badroom. uded, nggded in mountainside good cond Musi set. 41460 or bahMtnQ brook 4 badroom P 'ANTED - MINIMUM 4 APTS I 470 CHEVY C-40 — Rack body beat ofier CeH 543-1442. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1ST* — SMS/mo. » uwa Sac • ran. itha, ctub nouaa prlvatapaa. DOLKTOWN - 4 M NOT A BROKER. 2U-S4S1 DATSUN 310 OX - 1979 68.000 2-tone brown At power. Wet required. 717-4*04. cotonkal, 2H yrt. n«w '4+ term, truck. It' bed. 4' sides. 4 spd MAVERICK 1*72 — 1200. • cyl , wHt) indoor/outdoor pool* manual trans Dual rear whgglg ml., good condition 41800 Call •unaa. tannia. paddt* Mnnia tnlng room wttf> o**n, IMng 220 Wantad reliable. 70.000 ml on rebuilt en- KEANSBURG - 3 room garden MOO or b/o. Cat 544-1440 671-0241 PONTIAC SUNSIRD - 1440 apt Private antranca. no pata wtm, aaH, MM. picnic, anltgu* room wrtih firoplaoa Minuta* to tine. Cell 747-M2S. Cat anar 5 717-tSM par M**. 747-4030 ft-8 M 873 Volvo - Hood. noee. 2 len- Cat 747-3174 Rn/IRIA — 1M4. till Stint con- Rantala MS0S. wlth all control. 28 h.p. John- nagmsr ClaggWIgd MERCURY MONTEGO 1S71 - trailer Asking SI.300 ders Department 642-1700 DODGE COLT - 1874 4 door 4 dition 14.000 miles (14.000 or MIDOLETOWN MONHOUTH COUNTY - CM 18474 Federd or dtemond T 351 Windsor snglno. 4200 or oeet offer Cat 767-64M BRAND NEW lor our compiimantary brochura spd. 75.000 ml. very dean. Do- bet) offer Can Mike after 6 KNOLLWOOD 'mo. iU'i par ag ft I RED o« axcluahra llaanoa. 4' LARSON — Fiberglass, great ant oendable 11200 or b/o. CaH p.m. BAAS EMS M — 1*71.4 cyl wtih BANK. Broad SI Appro. 400 w FOUR SEASONTREALTORS oki boat AH aociaaaortaa m- i*S0 Chrysler Hood. 2 Vunk lids. iM-6743 fud miectlon. 4 spd. 1 door, blue 4 drs. 2 eMS . CaH 741-1443 daya. RUMSON M0-8SQ0 cluded Beet offer CeH 747-4343 DODGE COLT DELX - IMS dr hatchback Blue A/C. P/B. 4 1-4141 a»aa. 4 IDOLETOWN 471-4100 after 7 p.m. 1468 (dad citation, Coreak 2 531-22(2 deyg. oak for Jock Exclusive 1 4 2 bedroom son hoods, • drs. reer bumper. BMW — 1M1 320 I. 47000 ml am/tm. new tree. 4 spd. + power apd.. TRX Ores A suspension 838 2340 after * • weekend. individual gaa heat A central air HOLMOCL A44-3700 * FIBERGLASS BOAT — With 'c. gun roof, am/fm Lgggttg. stick 24.000 ml asking (3*00. Many aitraa. Mini 18.000 ml Exc. location Jud off Rt M or, OAK M0QE REALTY cabin and tut trailer 44 HP out- bumper srver l blue. 6 spaed l.csSinl Cat 6*3-4*07 or 872-0006 44500 Cat 747-0142 SAMSONS OLDS-CADILLAC Kings Hwy. (ad. (Wdklng die- Jeep Wegon. 2 dr. gnH. 2 fen- cond Very wet maintained Beat lewmen Seringa Rd Red Sank Adult Comm unlilaa board. Futy equipped 12400 DODOE DIPLOMAT SALON MERCURY COUGAR XR7 1M1 ga lance to Foodtown Shopping IDOLETOWN Cat 7B7-0a7S dera. Offer 3*4-0700 days, oor 74T0 Center). From MM Deny 1-4 M1-60M SI — Factory am/fm. CB. A/C. — 29 800 mtaa. tssgtsm oon- 1-O910 •Ha — 9 room. 710 aq. H. 1879 Buick Skyhawk. hatchback etereo. reer defroster. PS/PB. Sat 11-1 No pate !. all irHMWa Indudad !nd It" MOT 4 rear bumper. dmon. 46860 Cat 734-9756 MERCURY MAROLM — 1*71. flood for fishing. BMW 31SI - 1444 Charcoal 61.128 ml., exc. oond. In A out Brougham. 6 cyl. 4 door. a/c. 671-0021 1474 ? MO. hard 4 son top MERCEDES SENZ 2M FL 1MS Asking MOO. 1470 Leman. Tempest Bumper, Ike new. 116.5O0 or bgtt offer. •4278 Cat 671-6720 p/b. p/a. good oondmon MOO or MIDDLETOWN • SHADOW LAKE Slpitamnt 442-aooo aak for Cat 221.7114. CONVERTIBLE - 2 tops, white J/o Cat 430-8171 VER VIEW. RIVER WOHTS — CU before 5 p.m. 406-0440 hood, noes, radiator, gaa tank DODGE WINDOW VAN - 1 badroom. mint tkat floor on Mma Had Bank location wttfi red interior. 4 speed, sec. aoK couraa. May it. Yaar \m 9 MAOUIS SOWRIOCR - Full 1*4M4 ChrysleChrysler EnginEngine 3143 00.000 BMW US I 1979 — Auto trans . Sportaman. 1977 Runs good oond.. 112.400 or beat offer. Cat T-B1RD 1673 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT — nlqua 3-badroom Dutch Co*- 66.000 miles, A/C. bleu punkt Clean Extra aeal Trailer hltcn 1700 month, Branch CaH • AM PM. canvaa. 1*0 HP/I.O.. kM hrs L naw valve Jab. 741-2SS2. Many new pane. Bed offer p g eeoy load trailer axe. oond.. 1M7 Dodge (lent 4. engme. with bend box. new Htm. Im- Roof vent 429*6 Call 291-0249 Cat 642-7167 after 6 GLORIA NILSON oom with ftraptaea, laroa dining MaOO or BO Alter « 30 p m M.OOO mis. mecutate body. Caadaye MERCEDES 2400 1M1 REALTORS room with corner built-in 12-602-5244 awe. DODGE MONACO — Statton Exc. oono Loaded. TMUNDERWRO 1477 - Rebuilt RIO BANK — Fiufmluiial Of• 471-4124 1S7S Chevy, hkjromeac trans. Runs good. 1400 "oa aiMaa a«aH. M vanou. Zlm- aunroom, dan, iaroa aat-in 1*44-43 Chevy 3-epd manual 11 IM 0*46 eat for Mark. engine. Mutt eat. (2000 CaH 530-2800 rlchan with brtcli wall grtn. wM A SLUE BLUEJAY — Oood rao- 500 Mate 842-8100 or 778-1874 r Sidga. unit, ranga from 1 trtne. BUHLER 4 BITTER INC sa?, MIOOLITOtm room to » rooma to MOO aq. ft ovan and Corning ranga Huga ng record Great oond 4060 up to 1*88 Chevy power gude DODOE DART 1(76 — Runs -si maatar aulta wWi panoramic wltn treMer. CaH Al 442-1010. Plymoum-Chryalar-MO-Jaguar MUSTANG OT ISM — 7.000 TOM'S FORD Saval MM paid. «300« UP to 1M4 Chrydsr • oyT gailo good. Needs new windshield 200 Hwy M Keyport HOME HENTALS. Skr 3M-I2M piu« tmtra do—* On« fuH 32*0 Hwy 36 M4-IO0O onad A hava orv-ana parking AEROCRAFT — Aluminum beng. 1700 Cet 734-1431 PrM ngaonabte. (12.800 Cat M rang, from 4200 mo -412 I half bath* 1166.000 by heavy-duty runabout. 14'. Flu. 4M and up Chrysler 6 cyl.. auto BUICK REGAL 1477 — t dr.. MIDDLETOWN own*r T41-»T66 aftaf 3 pm DOME CORONET 1*71 - 767-7161 anar a TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 1673 KUat pataOK MOO ag. fl pkia urn CaH ownar S h.p. Johnson, at oontroM. trans. 404 ito loaded, new pang. Orett Mr Bmmarar 4U-A4M -unnlnunnlng oond. 81460 Cat •/on* raoanvy oon*. avaai onar. MUSTANG COUPE — 19*7— 4 whed drtve. good runnmo JUST RENTAL*. Skr . Ut-ltu ylogo. 4444 442-411» MS Plymouth 1 god Cat after 4 p.m. 442-4778 •arty 2*3 inteke manifold 4 bar- 534-4600 Good condition AM/FM. meg d exe. body. Agkmg (1*M MODERN APARTMENT — Naar RED BANK — Moan of ma bual- RUMSON BOATS — Miec gear, r ' 4*00 Cell 641-0731 or beet ofttr. Cat 172.02*7 hia Maoant Colonial bOaWM as- rel. BLMCK SKYLARK 1171 - 8 cyl DODGE ASPEN 19*0 — 4 dr.. 8 tranaponaoon Cat Dolor, noon aluminum sell dingy, f fog Dorl Ml Vetant dent • • head velve cyl.. auto.. A/C. PS/PS, exc 41S-O4H aq ft, oan ba uaad M 1 auMa or oailano* ittrooghoul. •» baauti- hull. 4' Ibg Pram. 12" fba. skltf » AM/FM, A/C. PS/PS. 48.000 ml. TOYOTA 1M1 r tram. i ptanttrtQa abounding Totally traHar ll pengum. IS np John- 1200 or beet offer Can after 6. oond . 60.000 ml. 83000 or best Luxury llmsus. dec aun root, RED BANK - Luxury nlgh-rlaa buHdMa. Can ba aaan n Men FTBOVVEVO. provaaasonaivy oaoor- eon '77 4Vk HP evmrude 43 IBM Dan Intake manifold 47-0074 Cat 471-4030 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE stereo ease., dumktom wfigds. 3-badroom. 2-bax AMo 1Fit Cat Judv 747-7540 ted. t bedroome. 4vk bdhe. Aasorted hardware. Surfboard, •72 Dodge 4 whed drtve. reer 16*4 Vi extraa. ews. oond. See to badroom Can bafaan 12 gourmet kitchen with skylights. 2 dive gear 31 w Maw St „ •ad •UICK (KYLARK — 1441 4 cyl, seal 747-2976 ilSlg. 45'00 444-4791 noon-l p.m. t S*7 pm RED BANK - WATERFRONT working nrepteoee. oentrd air Itolmdal. Bat 4 Bun. May 11 4 3 Ford exds 4 more. 842-1717 front an. drive, auto, p/s. a/c. Oft 1100 I wheel, rear del. AM/FM stereo MUSTANG — 1M6 • cyl Meoh- TOYOTA TERCEL IM0 - Esod- nlgnad oggemi 2. 10-3. 444-4411 CAP — Slack 442-tfOO. 747-5403 Don't Settle For enlceily rebuilt front to book. RED BANK AREA -44 o-room SMMI 0. 741-161 :ATAUNA la - The perfeei W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E Neade body work (1400 or beet eo. gun roof * many extrea apa. a»a»atn. Ha« 4 hot • RCTAIL STORE FOR RENT - Al Ltd. 1S7S - offer Cell 7475428 after 4. (MOO or beet offer. Cat after 14MaklBt amiiy boat- In good ooodltfcon ana. Rat _ _ Sat your car. truck or van th. Inotudad Can 741-M72. RUMSON Many extras Including 4'-* hp Auto.. A/C. PS/PS, crulee. 1:30 p.m. IM 11(1. 717-2404. A SLEEFINa BEAUTY Uet II1M; make Oder. M*-MSS 7.238 ml Aaklng 43760 Cat pirilaseHJiiol way. CaH LoMUSTANu G 1871 — 4 oyt. 4- RED BANK - Luaury hlgh-rlaa Manner outtoard Musi get. Cat 542-023* Eokert SUHLER A SITTER epeed. Hatchback Look, end 1875 TRANS AM - 400 ou In RUMSON Oraat potential for buyar. 471-4447 CHEVY - 327 cu In V-8 Rebuilt 3-badroom, 2-bath. Aiao am liitaraataiJ m value and poten- CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH. rung excellent New paint lob Auto Irene. M.OOO mia. A/C. oMney. CaH banwaan 12 noon. North Shora Common. Eaat 2 year, ago 4225 340 Turbo BUICK SKYLARK 1S77 — 6 cyl (1478 Call 741-1368 V. Fnma raw 4 offlca tial Solidly bum. wM maln- IS" 1SSS WELL CRAFT — Bow 2*4-6000 Rung good. 0 m 4 a-7 p.m.. M2-4SM talnad homa eat on 2'i acres of warn, short let, 446 Caautomatit c A/C. PS/PB. 80.000 NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER mud tat (1700. Cat 747. Raady July I. Spaoa flral rider. 120 mere oruleor I/O. Mint mile. 11800 or beat offer. Cat IM! DODGE AMES - Station -4340 RED BANK itan. 3*00 aq. ft SultaoM prim. Rumaon property Quiet condition (10.000 with Irawer wagon. Auto, futy equlpt low low traffic afreet, graat for chil- 2-7143 TRIUMPH — 1(7*. Sprtflr. Studio, from 4200 a JUNK CAR* PICKED UP mileeae_46326. Cat after • p.m 60.000 mtaa. Many new pen. 2 family, haat. pat. ok. Moo . dren. 4 bedrooma.2'4 balna. 24 hour. Flat bed even BUICK ESTATE WAGON 1*71 — aporttng good, or chudran. ap- large family room, setter wrth .VINO TERN - 14' Itbergksas FIAT BRAVA •1M1 — 4 spd MOM. Cat 442-04O* HOMOME RENTALS. Mr. 3M-123 parrall to oompUmam our ttnrn pkvwiS hull Mem * |ib Cat 787-4047 I very oood 4300 or beat •rln. Moraga Need, only a Ce»4fc-17M7TT- . standerd. PS/PB. tit ak, aun 1*74 FORD MAVERICK 240 Z — 1*71. New engine 4 RED BANK - Large 1 bdrm sat aoming Mora. Saoond floor, of- ' n. rwnstanl oond TIRE* AND RIM* — 4 Murrtnul " reer D. am/fm stereo. fioa.. 5&00 aq. ft. SuitaM. for buyer with decorating ikM to Runs good. MOO Irene. 11,000 mi Needs frame Specloue w/w carpet, pnvete make It worth tar more man tfwj Wssktrn Bullet rime. 4-ma. FH2- •UICK SKYHAWK — 1*44 2 Cat 14(1 1141 work (BOO or B/O Cat 442-8134 entrance Off street perking utt aoooutant any or othar pro- aeklng price of 4249.000 S75O CaH 747-012*. or 4WD. F1W, ISO. Bronco or door. Auto. p/g. p/b. a/0. am/tm W600 2ft6-M16anyHrTV* taailonal Ouakty location " van. 4 B.F. Goodrich reduria. moolncMM/mo. mmo.goour 14' CLASSIC WOODEN BLUE n gun roof. May be aaan amannMaa. Off atraat parking RUMSON REALTY 30x9 40X15 MOO pr beet Offer. en watt and*d . (7(004760. i442-1331 FIREBIRD ESPWT - 1861 V8 VOLKSWAGEN 1874 BUG - 1 •Ml Brian Oaorga at 442-2U2. > Realtor. 442-ISB4 JAY — Futy illllild with 1 gam 5*4-4243 or 6*4-44*2 engine. Loaded 44.000 ml. Uka 1 good oond.. front and 630-S072 for appt***" of seta, (one new legt year) SUCK SKYLARK 1*77 - 46.000 new. 87200 Cat 445-4682 WEST END — Let. man. a deal , . tSOO or teat offer Cat RED BANK Spmnekd A trdter Cat TOW TRUCK PARTS — Sang, mile, (mat V* Good condition. after* p.m. 872-1421 1 bdrm 4 Mucks, from «2O0 • eUn/Furnlehed Onto. Suite. on mi. restored Carnage hovee 2411048 after 4 p.m weekdeye. wtnoh wfth oabte A hook. 2 J- 11400 final CaH 630-0979 FIREURO 1*77 ESPRIT - ISM MAZDA RX 7 — Ak. am/fm eWlth Secy A Answering (erv. Prlvata ground*. Amenmee ga hookg. Utlpop koflte. truok beck Whit.. PS/PS. A/C. am/fm VOLKWAOEN 1(71 SUPER tore. Ownar anxloua. H50i IMP 77 23 ft. cuddy. 236 ore, • rma. near Marine Park MOC. eShrewgbury. on 741.STOP plate 2-speed PTO. Maka d SUCK SPECIAL - 1M4 slereo, new battery, starter 4 Cat after 5 pm BEETLE — 2nd ownar. Exc POPOK REALTY CO M 000 Mon.-Frl 201 4M-M1L 2 door Rung good. 4260 water pump. Aaklng SUM. CaH 7417043 Too many to ltd. Cell now! REALTOR 4*3-2400 or 920-0*24 weekend. oond.. Ortglond motor * or- JUST RENTAL*. Bkr.. MS-IBM after 4 741-4442. tortnd pant (1*00. 544*466 110 WantadtoRant OLDSMOSILE CUTLASS SU- SEA BRIGHT - 1 room knotty BUSINESS MAN — With home In 280 Motorcyclaa BUICK RIVIERA - IMS. Bdge 77 FORD - F260 (oon s Van. PRIME 1S74 — 2 dr.. V-8,avaa or t fnocninQ^ 132 CondoBft Exc cond , 2 egka. * body with brown roidstel con- pin•. a.pi. 4425 mo. + uttrg. Ca Northern N.J. esoke apt doge to 1M1 SUZUKI T* 2*0 - Dual 1H ton van. MOO. Neat PS/PB. A/C. am/fm radio. VOLVO — 67,122 8 ResuM en- work In tha Ned Sank. Rumeon Townhousas Cat 741-3045 verMM look roof. Only MOO Ca« 530-4138 after 8 erulea, tin wheel. 68.000 ml., M>-1 purpoaa street bike, bought new miles Under warranty. Loaded gine, good body A Interior Sea Bright ore*. Cet 6M-2116 11 A BADGE OF DISTINCTION FORD LTD 1674 — PS/PB, A/C, good oond. Can 741.3444 Rsgsonsbls offers over 11600 SHADY OAKS — Luxury Over 820.000 orkjlond gHoxer Can Paul at 530-02*0 badroom. lurnlened Mud beNEAT,QUIET 4 RETIRED - Sneoow Lake visage. Raaelae. price (17.000 firm. Rides par- AM/FM radio Rune good. 1760 OLDS TORONADO - 14*0. A/C. Slnola Barmudan woman wlaha. WALKER 4 WALKER. " n al • Jggi • mM •* foot Mud get. 544 1666 eve. Cat 446-1474 over 42 M75+ uHlttee. Cet LAST CHANCE — Before boat OOnOfvOO. UO*i alec, eun roof, at power options VOLKSWAGEN — 1*71 741-1030. a 2 badroom apt Fak Havan 741-4212 170-1766 Vary dean Asking 17000 cu gquerebock. Bun roof, am/fm Evaa. Johnv. WHaon return, to Vermont. 13' Boston 81460 m 1841 AWIng 8*00 CM FORD MUSTANG 1M1 - White, Whaler Exc oond. 1SS4 40 HP 4-7pm. 741-4*20 4-oyl. sack. A/C. PS/PS. Stand 747-1721. slereo. (200 or beat offer CeH 4304*17 BUICK RIVIERA CLASSIC 1M7 671-6666 toy,. (704*48 sme. Johneon New battery and trailer HONDA — 14*0. 440. 4 cyt - Exc. m. 430 engine. Rune OLDS CUTLASS 1M1 - 4 dr. TWINBROOK LUXURY TOWNHOMES Black. 10.000 mi., now tree S CtlSM-4714 Aek tor Lit. WORKING COUPLE and 2-4 geton tank.. Canvas great Many new pens with re- A/C. PS/PS. «m/tm etereo M. wire 1 nue sued bedroom got tor Near IMPERIAL HOU3E/OCEAN K FUg uMd freen water only oalpt Body M good oond.. but VILLAGE COVE In Long Branch v* extras 11200 Ca. 6*4-3*34 «iy FORD — 1M2 EXP. 40.000 ml VOLVO PARTS SALE - New- couple wth I emeu friendly dog X Senoug Momrlee only needs paint rob Aaklng (2000. Sun root. Agkmg 45200 Call ' i* Willing to pey mid (SOPe. Look block, to beach 2 br. 2'4 batria 747-O7»t Cat 172-OMO balwaan 7a.m. 4 GARDEN APTS. aun room/den. 2 larga private OLDS OMEGA 1S7S — 4 dr.. air. Cheepl IRED BANK VOLVO. 1 4 3 badrooma from MB0 Mod ng In Highlands. A4. Highland. HONDA — CXMOC (S3). 774p.m. gamer Ed Katy 741-SBM. Leonerdo. Port Monmouth. Red deck., high celling., wed floor. MAKO 1*78 — With 140 HP FORD LTD - 1874. _ power, exc. running. 42200 Fen- private garden, central a/c mega. Exc. oond. Some extra* der needs work. EverUnge. cold watar. Cooking gaa In Bank areas. Can supply exc ret Johneon motor, low hours. 1M4 11700 or beet offer Cat CAOILUAC — 1471 Coupe do condition. 11100 or beet otter VOLKSWAGEN BUO 1S71 Uudad. On-pramlaaa tannia energy efficient ga. heet. land Galvanized Tandem trailer with Vina. A/C. am/fm, at power, exe. Oat during dgy 832-2*13. Runs good 1700 eoaplng. year round homes a eurge brake. * extraa. (11.00a 7S7-7S71. oond. 11200. CAII 442-7564 after oourta. pool, racraauon araa 222-4444 OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER — Cat 281-6404 Naar latornown ahopplng. Exc Krvehr pricing Cloee to shopping CII671 -0473 or 671-8*64. leeve HONDA — 440 1174. Good I FORD GRANDA 1877—4 door, 1981 S put. black w/graln. exc. VOLAN 197* — 1 dr.. • cyl.. 4 acnoouj Ooaan Top. snaps. Needs tune-up. 4280 cat oond.. P/S. P/B. P/W. leather. "r4. CAMARO1677 standard. 80.000 mile. AM/FM, apd.. 71.000 ml., good " Highway 39. OakMirat REAL fSIAll avaHabHIty. Builder RENKEN 1443 — !» BewrMar V-*. auto.. A/C. PS/PS. 71.000 good mtasgs. 41800. Cat aftar 8 A/C. gauges, tm. new tires, trans, MM. Cat days 7*£*MI 201-S31-4447 Broker 442-6134 ui-ta» FOR SALE 128 hp vorvo Inboard-outDoard ml.. 42*00 Cat 634-7497 717-007* am/fm stereo, ruet proofed, pwr 486-0771 door looks, crulee. luggage rack. HONDA — 1841 400 oc. HewCAMARO — 1978 VS. 30* en- 102 Hou*«Btor MATAWAN — 1 bedroom ger duty trailer Priced to I oondinon. 300 ortgtonal miles FORDFWTO pwr aeat r. oof. VI. 46373 VOLVO — 1872. Blown engine. gine, p/a. p/b. a/c. am/fm. key- 1872. A. 1.4226 New brakee. dletributsr. tree. In- Rant 131 Houaaafor den apt. ovoHabta May 1 471-52*0 Many extra. 410OO CCat 671-3163 7410410 31400.Can734-2*54 After 2 p.m. IM 1171. terior like new. TranemUjalon In Sala after Pteoao cell 8M 0025 741-0410 OLDS CUTLESS SUPREME . oond. MOO or b/0. 430-4876 ABERDEEN - Duplex. Brand CARS UNDER 12.000 FORD THUNDERBIRD 187S new. 3 bedroom.. Irving room ABERDEEN - Strathmor. MIDOLETOWN - CAMBRIOO 1177 — Vary good oond. 4 cyl. ' 4. MANOR. 2 badroom. IVt bathe RIVEREDQE KINQSLEY AUTO SALES A/C, PS/PB, auto., am/fm stereo auto low ml. 12300 or beat offer. dininga rroomo , eel-m kitchen, ogrv Son. OMar 2 atory baWg ra- oeee.. new ores. M.OOO mis. U« air.. gee heat, av.il.bl. formal dining room, fireplace HONDA (7043*1. VW BEETLE 1477 - I gpaed. modalad. Buyar ha. optioWon NNOW CONDO ASSOC. 717-7M7 Must ga*. Asking 81*00 or Deal EM. oond. Genoa kept drver, tor a 4/5 NEW JERKY'S t 1 VOLUME CHEVY IMPALA 1172 — Green, geaaon. Ooaan Ave.. Sea Irtant offer. Cell 730,1243. OLDS ROYALE — 1474.P/B. gun roof, am/fm, low mileage. mothar/dauahtar. Larga MI HONDA DEALER 4 new tree. Needs alternator, P/8. etereo. Wl whed. crulee •6260 Cat aftar *em, 741-4447 Paul P. Beva lr>c Realtor knohan. 23' Irving room. 2 tun MIDOLETOWN - Beautiful 222-60*2 aak tar Richard or Jim Rtt. Freehold oanafwlaa good working oond. FORD LTD — 1176. vs. auto, control. Good oond. Asking 471-2444 bath, formal dining room by RUNAWXJT It' F» SUGLAS - MOO. Con M4-M74 a/c. 2 door. All power options 42800 Call 444-343* VW DASHER 1176 - M.OOO ml SM.0OO. CaH 4*4-2424 KAWASAKI IMS — MO CSR M.OOO miles, vinyl lop. yellow 4-gpd.. gun roof, good oond. ALL LANDLORD*! bedroom, 1Vi bath, sunken living Exc oond.. foredeok, new seat, CHEVETTE1M1 -4cyl, 4 spd . room, formal dmmg room, lerg wtndghkwd. other extraa. Tm-up Hke new. garage kept, Muet aaa (J4M. Cat MO-tflT. m 19*0 CUTLASS — (1700 or B/O. Call 442-*4*4 FREE. FAST. EASYII g , anal mpg. Sunroof new brake.. r 4 p.m. trailer Aeklng teoo 442-4473 M sppraaakrltSOO Cat after 4 FORD LTD WAGON - 1*72. LS/PS/PB. am/Ml. Only 12,600 HOffa Of Pra-aisratn Tanantal A NEW LISTINQI eet-ln-kltchen, prhratayardp . p.m. 787-7008. new area. (IMS. Cat 870-4738 YOU CHOOSE. NO FEE! Rar. Oraan Uaadow Colonial tl dti 44*400 PPrincl ml ALWAYS GARAGED MINT. VW BUG - 1(72. Good body, no trsl decorating SAILBOAT — 11Vi' Aqua Cat after 4 p.m. Auto. P/». P/B. air. stereo, trailer (4800. Cat 741-6344 after 7 p.m. HOME RENTALS. Mr 3M-1234 Naarly naw and In via Oakhl New MI. No rater. M00. CM KAWASAKI - KOM. 1*84. li, good met. Am/fm dereo. gun roof. ara. o< MkMMown 4 badroomi pale only. 471-4432. IMS CHEVY CAMARO — While. NAVE3INK RIVER - 442-5711 year ok) Eiigatanl oondWon «offer. 8 OLDS CUTLASS LS — 1M0 4- run, greet 671-7138 BELFORD 2Vi bath., dan with flraplac. Aeklng MM. Cat SM 1ST4. 4 cyl. 8 apd. o/d. Alpine am/fm door. p/s, p/b. ©rules control, 7 rma, aaraga. kWa pata. Caul view, new 1 or 2 bdrm from SEAM 12- — Aluminum deep V II Cueum doth It FORD FUTURA - 1ST*. 33.000 1473 VOLKSWAGEN SUPER atdno larga «al-in kltehan an 4100.000. 741-0514 or 741 ~ V8 am/tm gtereo. 1 owner. Mint HOME RENTALS. Mr Mt-1234 aoraanad porch. DMng room s»j h.p. motor, trailer and at ac KAWASAKI 740 MOOD Cat after 1. 486-0*9! ml. P/S. P/B. auto Mint oon- oond. 44600 Cat M7-OO33 altar BEETLE - (BOO or beet offer. SELMAR/ BRADLEY Cantral air Ba tha fkat to aaa It RED BANK RIVERFRONT 1470 MM. Cat 13.000 ml. 4*60 dWon kt A out 43300 CaH 6 p.m. Cat 842-0*06 Cat 7A7-1834 anygma CHEVY CITATION 1M2 — 4 Cyl. 642-0641 Cottage from t30Ot Frtcad la aaH at 4224 too Hurry! 1-2 or 3 bedroom oondo 4 or, auto.. PS/PS/PW. A/C VW BUG • 1473. EmSlllll con- CENTURY 21 COZEN*. Raal Seaaonel or yearly wnh option to OLDS CUTLASS 1677 - 2 dr.. 6 Bradley neei beech 4300 11' SEAHAWK SKIFF — 44.000 ml . 43*00 Cel 471-04M FORD ORANADA 1M1 - 4 dr.. cyl. euto. A/C. new paint |ob A dition. 11*00. Rune greet CaH Bradley 6 rm. 4600 -Mdapandanay ownad- buy Adult, preferred No pels Fiberglass 1442 Itwrglander KAWASAK11000 C*R 1M1 white with red Interior Factory 467-01*1 414 Rrvar Rd.. Fair Havan From 1100,000 741.0616. CHEW ZM CAMARO 1M2 - vinyl roof. Looks and runs excel- Bdmer oondo M36 3.000 ml., garage kept warranty PS/PS. A/C. M.OOO lent S2200. 741-13*6. IOC'S of noting, on file 741-7*44 AM/FM stereo. A/C. bank with VW RABBIT 1474 — 4 dr for 41740 or beet oner ml. 443*0 Phono 747-4*2* after pern, door, aindatiglrt latgjale A JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 3*9-1566 Shadow Lake Village Cat IM MM. tan interior. Enailsnl oondWon, 4.30 p.m. OLDS CUTLASS LS — 1M0. 4- ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT "00. Cet 747-OM7 door, p/a. p/b, orutee control. noes. ele. Cat 471-4M1. CUFFWOOD BEACH oontemporery m Country Ctu 1M1 HONDA 400 FORD T-SIRD - IMS. Whits oootton. 8 yrs. dd. Many gatr BEAR* SPOOK — 10"fiberglei CHEVETTE 1M1 — 2 door. V* Salesman's oar. karoo trunk VW SUPER BEETLE 1474 3 badroom apt to buy. AtOO-. Aa * 4360 or beet offer herd Up. At power. A/C. 2 door. i owner. En. oond. 44*60 Cet HOME RENT,ALB" ", Mr Mt-i; Cat wsslTda.s 9-4 223-0626. CROWELL AQENCV Cat 734-1444 brawn. 66.000 mtae. 11780. Cel MOOO^Or M Oftor. C- 741-4030 *l*O Ca 734-4747 967-OO33 efter 7 p.m. (2*00 or bed offer. FAIR HAVEN — 4 rm houaa SLORU NILSON 747-O1M. Cat 671-OH* ouW St.. 2 BR, 1 '* bath.. LR A 1171 HARLEY DAVISON CHEVY CAMARO — 147* OLDS - Toronedo. 19*0 Dated. • 3». Shrawabury 442-aooa EvantnQ* A W*(jsf*and* 17' FIBERGLASS — Runabout FORO ELITE 1476 Bleok/2 door. Maroon leather WILLYS JBEP *48 — Hunrkng. nawty dacniafcul aot-M HdgeStewen Jgen MMchoa 80 hp EvMrud. 4 iraHer. Oood SPORSTER — All stock con- andoaad porch No pata. 1Hm dition Low mtaa. Mtoo. Cat 1 ownar. en. oond. IM AM/FM Stereo. CS. Ttt Wlra meny new pane, need* work GREAT LOCATION — 741-4646 84273 oo.vJHlen. Ektrag Included. Flret Can 422-42** wheaM 44.000 mi. 1 yr./M.O0O (MO. ASM 1874 unodn Tewne aao. rafa. S1100 mo. AIM. Jun. Can-lag. Hot»a-«. 11200 takes rrefiertt CaH CHEW BLAZER - 1944. 4 1 170-12S0 Waal End. Imperial Houea warrgnty. 17600 Exduc Coup*, good oond.. goad pelnt. Baaon 1 buck from baaoh Ku 496-9744 YAMAHA 1*7* MO SPECIAL — whed drive. Futy loaded Excd- FORD T-BtRD 1*77 - 341 V-t. Cat 530-2*24 after *. o at nwiiiiaa p^wj tent oondWon. 16.000 ml. o uati 4 rma. KMa OK MOff. 40V trantaga. 4 bdrm.. 3 fun OCEANFRONT CONDO 89' SKIMMAR Rung oreet muat eat by Apr. 2* PS/PB, auto , ak. 1 ownar. New 747-0003. Wvmgrm, dm 1 bedroom apt wnh beaoh ceU Beat offer. 440-0440 efkw 8 p m (14.000, 471-0471 or 871-5*54 oelni^Exc. oond. 42.000 OPEL MANTA - 1173 Greet en- HHadkWnan nene, pool 4 reetauant. Annual gine. Need. oMotl. CAH 412.000 No pel. 201-470-46! A swim plagktni devng me. 3300 YAMAHA 440 XT 1M2 — Perfect CHEVY IMPALA 1*71 _ Only itl-lMt • rm. ranch. Kids. NOirg 442-3424 4*.0O0 ml.. P»/PB, A/C, new ex- OEOROEWALL 300 Auto* for Sala esteceon m area oond. ONy SIS ml 11*40 Oat _ PARK CHEVROLET •71-4014 bSl.SSK 7:40-4:30 LINCOLN/MERCURY JUST RENTAL*. Bkr.. MS-ISM 135 Commarclal 13' BOSTON WHALER — WWI Shrewabury Ail*, at Sycamore 40 hp Johnson * eager. Extraa pm. only. HAZLET — 2 br. ranch. Flra- Proparty MOO CaB 442-4404 747-4400 Rl M. Naptuns " r78- ftoora. CaH ownawa r toor appt. Prln included. 42440 Cat 741-OMO 1878 YAMAHA M0 (PSCtAL — GREMLIN 1(77 - Manual trans PCUOEOT-SAAS OF W ALL OWtaWt a onlyl . 41M.4041M400 222-4322224322 HIGHLANDS — Omae/saore 2T ALLMANO — MaiUiKaer V l ^ CHEVY BEL AIR IBM 74.000 ml. needs some work. HwyM.ManaequetwyM.k n 741-SHI. motof and ocrtdr^a raoantiy n kept S10M. Cat 111 Mil MOHLANDS A/C. P*. 1 cyl. MOO or beet offer 7*7-17*0 or (201)I <444-4040 KEANSBURO - Pnoad laaa to butt Equipped wWi outnggerg 4 p.m. MM or best after. Coaagafrom 4300-I SHREWSauRV — 4000 sq. radio, depth Kwnder. etc. ISM PLYMOUTH RELIANT 1M1 — 1 AVIS 9rnTootlaaa. 44O0 YAMAHA M0 SPtCIAL 1M0 CaS 4*4-44*7 after 6 p.m. bldg t Metortc residence. 214 CM (71-4444. Leag then 4000 ml. Comae w HONDA CIVIC - Mseon wegon dr. 4 spd. manud. PS. dereo Ptttaai aaaoti. kkM. MM frontage. CHEVELLE LAGUNA — 1(74. 8 gpd. 1*76. Reg gaa. new font radio. M.OOO ml. Eae. gat 1 JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 3SS.14M 747-SfcO. C SO' FtSCROLAS* OLAITRON - Hum ghlfl 4M turbo rena. brakee. tow mHssgi. Front wheel (MOO. 871-77M. KIANSBURO. - (haH. 20.M Thurgh exhgugt gm/fm oat drive. HIM MTJMO Muat ba rafKwnad. kaaal for SMALL BUtLDtNO - 1 bWek etereo. rune great Need, body PLYMOUTH VOLARIE 1*77 — • tram Hey. I* In Port Manmewti HONDA ACCORD — 1M0. 4 cyl.. needs gome work. PS/PS. Young Uaad r RENTAL*. Bkr.. MS-ISM werk. Cat 444-0*44 •ana. Cat afwr High trame are. Zoned tor ban 2*0 Trucks* 111.000 ml. MOO or beet offer. Cara r-6rooma.(*M> nees. wa sea es M tor Itt.ooo 24' BAYUNER — WssliSnJsr Trallara CHEVY MALrBU - 1*70 Cdl efter 6. 7(7-0074. w. 3 bedroome. 8*00 flehermen. M onanne) OB. VM Seat offer Ae it radio, nnmaasa. MM depth CASOVER WTBRNATIONAL — After 4. 2*4-3242 PLYMOUTH - 1(77. 4 dear, For Sal* HOME RENTAL*. Bkr. 3*8-1 HOLMDEL HONDA ACCORD — IMS, 4 EDWARD W COLLINS tinder. 1 bananas. 2 auto OMga 1*74. TwM agrew wan ssseper hen***, auto. p/s. p/b. a/e. 7 LONO BRANCH pumpe. 1 anohors. swim plal- CHSVETTE 1M1 - 1 dr.. atok door. 6 apd. p/g. p/b, a/o. am/tm G^d* SMS. Cat Av. AQENCV 444-4144 d 18*4 isni 111. cruise, 41.000 m. Aak. * 4 badroama, naar baaon. MOO" ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY tonn. butt In Hatl Sea m ssem HOME RENTAL*. Bkr. MS-12S U7 L0tl4Acr»«9« hydrollc trim late. 2 burner prln- SSM0. CM 4*4-44n MS (4MB. Cat 4*3-3044 Had Bank, 741 LITTLE SILVER — 3 bedroom AOX100- — Buatana let I oese stove. PMntaaa gmk. Id PLYMOUTH FURY — 1*71. VS. CHEVY IMPALA 1871 HONDA CIVIC - 14B0OA ... a/o. p/w. p/g. p/b. new tree, new 1 '* bati rench. flrepleoe. OL.... box. head, aatt Coaet Guard 4-dr, d dl 4 badrgomg. Garege on creek dr. at spplsnon, 2 cer gmgtlH EauHmenEHt t 4412.0O1 0 or beet AM/FM otoroo nnsatts, MJOO HOME RENTALS. BV 368-1 garege. v» ecre. Cat 442-6217 otter. Cat 741-SM mteg. Run. great SM00 or peel Ongtonal ogmer. S4M. M1-2134 2 offer Cat M4-21H after • pm.