Knicks win Ewing lottery 1B The Register ol. 107 No. 269 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 MONDAY, MAY 13, 1985 25 CENTS INSIDE Holmdel to fight Exit 116 plan

think Holmdel's roads can handle the The exit ramp is now used only as JI He said that traffic from the Parkway increased traffic load. service access to the Parkway, to n The Register would pose a safety threat to students and At tonight's hearing, Superintendent of commuter parking lot, and as a back staff, and delay traffic to and from the HOLMDEL — The township li mustering Schools William Satz, a township traffic entrance to the Garden State Arts Center. schools. The two schools are located just 100 Its force* to oppose the proposed opening of expert, and other Holmdel officials plan to The Board of Education passed a resol - yards south of the exit, Satz said. Garden State Parkway Exit 116 at a hearing voice their opposition to a .New Jersey ution opposing the proposed opening approx - lire Township Committee commissioned tonight. Highway Authority proposal to open Exit innately a month ago, and has been a traffic-impact report on the opening from Plans that would "disgorge" scores of 116. formulating more detailed arguments sine e traffic consultant George Homer, and plans motorists from the Garden State Parkway Holmdel Committee members invited then. to use the report to argue against the fewer than 100 yards from the township's commissioners from the authority to attend The proposal calls for widening Crawford s opening before Highway Authority officials high school and intermediate school concern a hearing in Holmdel after they learned that Comer Road in front of the schools to four tonight school administrators. two public hearings on the exit issue lanes. The road would encroach on 20-foot The report calls the opening bad traffic The plans Irk Township Committee mem- tentatively scheduled by the authority would strip of school property, including a fence b y ben, and other Holmdel officials who don't not be held. the athletic field, according to Satz See EXIT. Page2A Boy killed, SPORTS Streaking facts sketchy The New York Mets won their sixth straight game yesterday when Ron KEANSBURG - A four-year-old North Jersey boy Darling and Jesse Orosco teamed up di ed after he was hit by a car on Park Avenue shortly to stop the Philadelphia Phillies. The before 6:41 p.m. Saturday, according to police and Mets now own baseball's best record hospital officials. with a 19-6 mark. The boy, Jay Bodnar, was still alive when he IB arrived at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel, according to a hospital spokeswoman. She could not release information on the time of Bodnar's death, but said that he died at the hospital. LOCAL Police would not release information on the details of the auto accident last night, nor would they say Seaplane dock? who was driving the car which hit Bodnar. Some residents are concerned that According the hospital spokeswoman, he was one man's dream of building a visiting relatives in Keansburg Saturday. She s*i& seaplane base on the Shrewsbury Bodnar's body was transported to Freehold Aref River could turn into a nightmare lor Hospital, Freehold Township, for an autopsy. I the borough's main waterway. As of last night Bodnar's body was at Freehold 3A Area Hospital, but the autopsy had not been conducted, according to a nursing supervisor at the hospital. :5gt. Edward Striedl said Patrolman William STATE Miirks and Dispatcher Vincent Delucia responded to the accident. No more drinking Striedl said Marks is investigating the faUlity. A centuries-old practice allowing Marks said acting Police Chief Raymond O'Hare workers at a brewery to enjoy their would release more information this morning. product during lunch and rest Striedl contacted O'Hare for the information last periods will end next year after a night, and said he was told O'Hare would not release union bowed to campaigns THE REQI8TER/CARL ANDREWS information until he spoke with officials at the discouraging drinking and driving. county Prosecutor's Office. WAITING FOR THEIR CHANCE — Stephanie Graff of Little Silver, left, and Tracy Bennett of Jackson, sit on horses County Prosecutor John A. Kaye was not available Wishful Thinking and Firedance, waiting for their turn to compete in the Freehold Horse Show. Story on page 1B. for mmment last night. NATION The Democrats' turn The battle of the 1986 budget shifts to Foes of AIDS bill Illinois governor the Democratically-controlled House this week as leaders of both parties voice doubts about the future of the Senate-passed freeze on Social irk Assemblyman sets Dotson free Security benefits. Flynn explained that "those who record that I want to clear," he SA OLD BRIDGE — Assemblyman contact AIDS face little chance of CHICAGO (AP) - Gov. James said. William E. Flynn (D-Monmouth. surviving. Since this disease is R. Thompson on yesterday freed Thompson, acting a day after Middlesex) has termed opposition most commonly spread through Gary Dotson, commuting his the end of a clemency hearing, from the Civil Liberties Union to sexual contact, this legislation sentence after Dotson served six said he believed the verdict of the WORLD his legislation, which would imposes criminal penalties on years in prison for a rape his jury that convicted Dotson in 1(79 prohibit the transmitting of AIDS those who knowingly transmit the former accuser now says never was correct. Anti-Pope riots through sexual contact, as "ridicu- illness this way." happened. He also said he did not believe Hundreds of rock-throwing youths lous." Thompson, who refused to grant that fear of pregnancy from having "There are many people who chanting "We want to kill the Pope" Dotson a pardon proclaiming his had sex with a boyfriend led Flynn said that Acquired Im- have AIDS and feel that since they battle police near a conference hall innocence, said he was acting "to Cathleen Crowell Webb to concoct mune Deficiency Syndome (AIDS) have nothing to lose, don't seem to where Pope John Paul II hears liberal do justice and mercy" and that the rape account in 1979. She has is New Jersey's number one health care about infecting others," "no good purpose would be ser- maintained that since coming for- Dutch Catholics challenge church problem. Over 400 deaths have Flynn said. "These people are ved" by returning Dotson to ward with her recantation in doctrine. been reported in the state and handing out random death prison, where he was serving a 25- March. attributed to the disease. sentences to their sexual partners to 50-year sentence. But Thompson noted the length 5A Flynn also said that New Jersey and they must be stopped." of time Dotson served, that Mrs. has the fourth highest number of "I'm happy because I know I'm Webb wants Dotson freed, and that reported cases of AIDS in the The Democratic lawmaker criti- not going back to prison," Dotson Dotson behaved well in prison. country. cized the ACLU position on the said at his family's home, where Beirut bombings "I have to decide this case as In a statement published by the bill. "It's extremely shortsighted he watched the televised proceed- my gut tells me to decide it," said Associated Press, New Jersey and fails to take Into account the ings. "We're all going to sit around The CIA, with President Reagan's Thompson, adding that it had ACLU Director Jeffrey Fogel said, innocent victim. We are not and get loaded." brought a cloud over the Illinois' approval, organized a Middle East "It U part of the liberty of pushing for an outright quarantine Dotson, 28, has been free on criminal justice system anti-terrorist operation that staged an citizenship to engage in anything of AIDS victims; I'm saying if a bond and would have been eligible Carol Smith, Mrs. Webb's foster unauthorized bombing attack killing that doesn't create any anti-social person willfully endangers others, for parole in three years. He said mother, said the thought Thomp- 80 people in Beirut, according to harm." we must stop it." he would continue trying to clear son "nude a very wise decision." published reports by a Washington In response, Flynn said, "If he "I am very concerned about the his name, either through a new William E. Flynn "We have no objection to Dotson newspaper. doesn't think transmitting AIDS is civil liberties of AIDS victims and trial or by continuing his appeal getting out of jail," said Mrs. creating anti-social harm, than I I support research to find a cure, making innocent people die. This is before an appellate court. don't know what is." but I'm also concerned about a life and death Issue," Flynn said. "I've still got a felony on my See DOTSON, Page 2A

INDEX Mom of Mother's Day founder memorialized

During yesterday's worship service at 1948, was bom In Grafton, w.Va., In 1864 The first celebration at the Grafton PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The pastor St. George's United Methodist Church, but as a young woman moved with her church 77 years ago was "pretty much of the nation's oldest Methodist church which the Jarvises attended for "many mother to Philadelphia. for deceased mothers," recalled Leslie held a graveside service yesterday for a years," pastor Curry read a prayer he As a child, she had heard of her Loar, who attended the inaugural event. BRIDGE 71 West Virginia woman whose daughter led wrote for the occasion. mother's prayer that women who lost In 1910, West Virginia Gov. William E. BUSINESS » a croud* that resulted in President "We thank you, almighty Father, for their children during the Civil War would Glasscock issued the first Mother's Day CLASSIFIED 71 Woodrow Wilson's proclamation of that particular expression of your love be remembered. proclamation. COMICS • Mother's Day 71 years ago. that Is given to us so selflessly by Two years after her mother died in Miss Jarvis later won Introduction of CROSSWORD •» The Rev. Robert Curry laid a wreath mothers everywhere," Curry said. 1905, Miss Jarvis decided to honor her a Mother's Day resolution In Congress. It of yellow and white carnations yesterday "Only you could have made a mother, mother at her home on the second Sunday passed both chambers and Wilson in 1914 ENTERTAINMENT M proclaimed Mother's Day as the second HOROSCOPE IB* afternoon on the grave of Anna Jarvls, Lord. What other miracle could have In May. whose daughter, also named Anna, Is produced such a miraculous combination In 1908, she wrote to L.L. Loar, a Sunday in May. LIFESTYLE U» of toughness and tears, and then to add Curry said his 215-year-old church has MAKE A DATE M considered the founder of Mother's Day. superintendent at the Grafton church The two women, who moved to some dreams and laughter, surrounded where her mother had taught Sunday a museum with memorabilia from the OBITUARY 7» by beautiful patience and common sense school for 10 years, and asked that the Jarvii family, including what he believes OPINION •» Philadelphia around the turn of the century, are burled at West Laurel Hill foresight," said Curry. church hold a Mother's Day celebration may be the only photographic portrait of the elder Anna Jarvis SPORTS II Cemetery here. The younger Anna Jarvis, who died in to honor her mother. YOUR TOWN U

RN's, GN.'s, LPN's, Aides. Explore Frost Page Readers are short.. Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! Directory of Florist Classified Advertising .. the opportunities. See the Nurs- gets results! But their success is sweet. For Read the Help Wanted columns in ing/Medical Directory in today's See today's Obituary Pag* details call 542-1700 today's Classified section. Classified section. IY. MAY 13, 1965 2A I hr It) ui.lir Ministers express concern over Nicaragua embargo states and on the peaceful resolution PEOPLE pressed "deep concern" over the security of other countries in Central BASSETERRE, St. Kitts (AP) - recent U.S. trade boycott of America. of conflict." Foreign ministers from 13 Caribbean Nicaragua — a move the the The Caricom resolution urged "an The 13 nations that belong to countries have expressed "deep Caribbean foreign ministers said early return to dialogue between the Caricom are Antigua, Barbados, concern" over the U.S. embargo on "seams likely to jeopardise the United States of America and Grenada, Guyana, Bahamas, St. trade with Nicaragua, and urged a Contadora process." Nicaragua as a means of reaching an Kitts, St Vincent, Montserrat, St. return to dialogue between the two accord favorable to normalizing Lucia, Dominica, Trinidad and nations. The so-called Contadora group of their relations and of enhancing Tobago, Belize and Jamaica. countries — Mexico, Venezuela, Their concern was expressed in a prospects for peace and stability In Other Issues covered In toe Panama and Colombia — are seek- communique issued at the con- the region." Caricom communique Included drug ing to mediate a peaceful settlement clusion of the Uth annual meeting of In reaffirming their commitment trafficking In the region, South to conflict in Central America. Caricom (Caribbean Community) to the Contadora process, the minis- Africa's racial separation system of foreign ministers, which ended Sat- The United States cut off trade ters stressed that their stand was apartheid, a border dispute between urday in St. Kitts with Nicaragua, claiming its leftist based on "adherence to the prin- Guyana and Venezuela, and Without openly criticizing the Vudlnlsta regime has become a ciples of non-intervention and non- Guatemala's claim to territory oc- United States, the communique ex- dictatorship and a threat to the interference in the internal affairs of cupied by Belize. Bush faces chore of distancing himself from Reagan

If NMUstMIMBM the loyal soldier, he had to stand up 1968 than on the Republican presi- The Associated Press hi New Jersey and say, "I was very, dent. A sense that the country very proud of the president of the needed new leadership then hurt WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice ANALYSIS United States as he stood there and Nixon In Ms 1980 race against John President George Bush had no held out a hand to the German people F. Kennedy. trouble keeping the media at a and led the Free World in the At every stop on Ms trip, Bush distance as he traveled around the vote that gave the president and his process." kept the press at a distance. When a country last week. But of more Republican allies in the Senate a Democrats often complain that reporter In New Jersey asked Mm if interest to his potential rivals for the 50-49 majority on a budget com- Reagan is the "Teflon" president, be planned to run in 1988 be said, GOP presidential nomination was promise. that nothing sticks to him. "Don't know," then got into his ASSOCIATED PftEM whether he could put some distance There he was, casting the vote But Bush must be aware of the limousine and was gone. between himself and President Re- CHAMP IN CHINA — Former heavyweight boxing champion that decided the fate of a plan that problem faced by an earlier vice The day before be and Reagan agan. Muhammad Ali kisses a Chinese youngster during his tour of the included a politically volatile one- president, Richard M. Nixon, who were inaugurated for a second term, That's a lot harder to do and year freeze on cost-of-living in- imperial Summer Palace in Peking. tried to succeed another popular Bush held s news conference and represents one of the major prob- creases for Social Security recipi- president, Dwlght D. Elsenhower. conceded he might face some prob- lems Bush faces as he looks ahead ents. lems establishing his own political man to reach the 28,02$-foot peak, to the 1988 presidential campaign. Not even Ronald Reagan wanted When the economy turned down- identity. Muhammad Ali mobbed also cappe d the pact be made with The vice president set out to visit to be out on that political limb. It ward midway in Eisenhower's sec- "I don't see it as a major problem, a friend in 1903 to climb the highest nine states and mix high-tech tours wasn't Ms idea. "I was faced with a ond term, voters were more inclined but yes, I think there's some PEKING IAP) - Hundreds of mountains on seven continents. with low-tech politics. He toured a mandate" from 79 senators who to take it out on GOP candidates in problem there," be said. friendly Chinese mobbed Muham- "You can't really exult in the factory here, raised a little political "demanded that we have some m«d Ali on yesterday, and the moment," Bass said Friday night money there. It was a frankly curbing" of the cost-of-living in- American boxing legend responded after returning to Dallas "As a political trip his staff described as creases, said the president after the Germany's Christian Democrats trounced by kissing babies, signing auto- matter of f act, I haven't had timejto the first in a series aimed at helping vote. graphs, posing for photographers savor it yet." Republican candidates in 1986 Loyalty Is a precious commodity at polls; major defeat for Chancellor Kohl and sparring with a few fans. Bass beijan Ms ascent April SO And by helping others, Bush could in politics. Immediately recognized when he with filmmaker David Breashears, also help himself In 1981. At least But Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y . who personal triumph for Johannes Rau, entered the Summer Palace, a 29, and a Sherpa guide from a base that's the way It ought to work. also aspires to be the next president, DUESSELDORF. West Germany the state governor. Rau, whose former imperial residence, the 43- camp 2,850 below the peak. With the Such trips are one of the advan- can be a little more flexible in (AP) - Chancellor Helmut Kohl Social Democrats first won a ma- year-old three-time former world aid of oxygisn tanks, the trio reached tages to being vice president, No. 2 showing his loyalty to Reagan. When conceded a "major defeat" yester- jority of toe state's legislative seats heavyweight champion was sur- the summit 10 hours and IS minutes to a president who carried 49 states the budget debate reaches the day as his Christian Democratic in 1980, Is considered a possible rounded, with one overwhelmed later. to win a second and last term. House, Kemp can and will stand up Union was trounced by the Social candidate for chancellor in 1987. policeman to help clear the way. Bass and. Frank Wells, president But the political minefield Bush to support the president's earlier Democrats in North Rhine-West- With all the votes counted, the Ali was unruffled by the fuss and of Disney Studios, previously had must navigate as vice president and position that the cost-of-living In- phalia, West Germany's most popu- Social Democrats had retained firm praised the Chinese for "high moral- climbed the world's other six tallest the early front-runner for 1988 — creases should be untouched. lous state. control, winning 52.1 percent of the it}, no prejudice, no crime, no peaks. Their first attempt to reach assuming he decides to run — was The New York congressman also It was the most Important state vote and 125 of the 227 seats in the prostitution." the top of Everest failed In 1M3 best illustrated by the abrupt wai able to publicly advise the balloting since Kohl won a solid legislature in Duesaeldorf, election Ali arrived Saturday for an 11-day because of I jad weather. cancellation of the last stops on his president to cancel his controversial majority In national elections for his officials said tour at the invitation of Li Menghua, trip so be could return to Washington visit to a military cemetery In coalition of Christian Democrats and Kohl's party polled 36 5 percent minister of the State Physical Cul- Farmers for Mondile and be available to break any tie Bitburg, West Germany, a stop that Free Democrats-two years ago. for 88 seats. That was a drop of 6.6 ture and Sports Commission. It is votes in toe Senate budget debate. stirred strong protests from Jewish The result was the best showing by percent from the Christian Demo- Ali's second visit to the world's most MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Walter In the wee hours of Friday and veterans' groups. any party hi North Rhine-Westphalia crats' showing in the 1980 state populous nation. His visit is to F Mondale, in Ms first trip borne to morning be did just that, casting the Bush didn't have that luxury. As since its creation in 1946 and was a election include some ringside coaching Minnesota since his November presi- sessions in Peking and Shanghai. dential election defeat, was honored Ali said he hopes to return to at the D«mocratic-Farmer-Labor China for up to six months to help Party's annual Humphrey Day Din- Dotson develop boxing in the nation of 1 03 ner. Continued from Page 1A The Illinois Prisoner Review Beirne, who contradicted Mrs. ination of the evidence Indicated the billion people. He first visited China "It's the best possible therapy and Board, which conducted the three- Webb's account of why she fabri- semen could have come from Dotson in 1979 and met with then-Vice I think you know it," the former vice Smith, who has said she finds it hard day clemency hearing at which cated the rape. or Beirne, but there was no way to Premier Deng Xiaoping, now senior president said at the SlOO-a-plate to believe Mrs. Webb was not raped. Thompson presided, made Its rec- Mrs. Webb said she made up the be certain. leader. dinner for 3,000 Saturday. "I think he has served long enough." ommendation to the governor Satur- story that Dotson raped her on July He also said a pubic hair found on Earlier, Mondale, a 19M graduate Thompson's options were to com- day. By law, the recommendation 9, 1977, because she had completed Mrs. Webb's body the night of the Actor Stallone belted of the University of Minnesota Law mute DoUons sentence, grant him a was kept secret. the sex act for the first time with purported rape could have com from School, (.poke to Its 218-member pardon on grounds of innocence or Mrs. Webb, 23, of Jaffrey, N.H., Beime. Dotson, but that it was not possible SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) - class of 1!MS on the need for openness return Mm to prison. He made the told the board she fabricated the But Beirne, now 25 and an airman to be sure. Actor Sylvester Stallone was re- in government, criticizing the Re- commutation subject to Dotson s story that Dotson raped her in 1977 in Utah, testified Saturday that he Mrs. Webb, testifying Thursday on leased from a hospital after treat- agan adininistrtion for trying "to good behavior, saying that was a because she feared she was pregnant and the former Cathleen Crowell had the first day of the bearing, said her ment for a severe case of flu emasculate the Freedom of Infor- standard feature of executive after having sex with a teen-age never completed the sex act because story of the rape "was a big lie." compounded by some hard punches mation Act." clemency decisions. The details of boyfriend, David Beirne. he always interrupted the inter- taken during the filming of "Rocky Dotson proclaimed Ms Innocence "Government never belongs to the the terms Dotson must meet were to Dotson's mother, Barbara Dotson, course. and urged Thompson to free him, IV" politicians, :.ot even the president," be worked out later. Stallone. 38, was released Satur- 48, had told Thompson and the board He also said he was not with her saying that "the nightmare doesn't the 1984 Democratic presidential Dotson was convicted in 1978 of day from St John's Hospital, hospi- Saturday that "I just know my son any later than the weekend before seem to end." nominee said. "It has always kidnapping and raping Mrs. Webb, tal spokeswoman Jenny Biondi said. is innocent. the alleged rape. Dotson has also asked toe Cook belonged to the people of the United formerly of suburban Homewood. He had been admitted Thursday "I think a mother senses when a Earlier, Mark Stolorow, a state County Circuit Court (or a new trial. States, and let's keep it that way." He was released on $100,000 bond night child is lying," she said. crime lab expert, testified that in his Dotson made the request after Mondale planned a fishing trip In May 1. Kent Steinkamp, the lawyer for opinion it was "improbable" that Circuit Judge Richard Samuels, who The actor was bruised Thursday northern Minnesota next week while filming the climactic fight the 10-member clemency board, said semen in a stain on Mrs. Webb's originally sentenced him to prison, before returning to Washington, the panel deliberated about 45 underwear on the night of the alleged refused last month to overturn the scene for the film in Vancouver, D.C., where be is a partner in the British Columbia, said Dick Delaon, The Register minutes before reaching its rec- rape — July 9, 1977 — could have conviction, saying he did not believe Winston 4 Strawn law firm. ommendation Saturday. Stallone's publicist (ISSN 8750-6491) resulted from sex more than 24 hours Mrs. Webb's recantation *M»n*i o, Tna KM aw* niniif More than two dozen witnesses earlier. Dotson also has appealed Samuels' Stallone, who choreographs most EaUOMIM « 1171 of his own fight scenes, apparently Pryor goes home again OyJonnH Cook and Harvy Clay appeared at the hearing, including Stolorow said his recent re-exam- ruling to an appellate court. received several body blows, said an Man Oftca ^ PEOKIA. Ill (AP) - Comedian Ona Ragaaar Pita. SMaaraftury. N J 07701 industry source who spoke on con- 1201) 542 4000 Richard Pryor was presented with Brancr. Often dition of anonymity. the key to his hometown and named Monmoum County Courtnowaa, "He puts a lot of accuracy into honorary mayor for a day when be Fxad. N J 077a ithe scenes)," the source said. returned to his birthplace to film a <>rala • »M nci Exit "They don't fake it. They make some movie. Continued from Pag* 1A Hill Road on the Miodletown- Coughlin said that while officials contact, and he caught a few." * o* ma Amarcan Nawpapai Puot*na Tlta At age 55, Bass became the oldest he also Is directing and producing. «W*.'O Bo. 520. Had Sank. N J 0?70l THE WEATHER

JERSEY SHORE WEATHER ELSEWHERE 66 11 COy U M 05 ***** pnwtou. O«y a Mgh and 99 S5 COy Today will be mostly sunny, with km to I p.m. EOT 99 U cir • KPrlM 4? 37 m rn highs ranging from 75 to 80. Winds KamaaOty 92 54 04 cdy 77 57 COy will be southwesterly at 10 to IS mph 71 41 of Laavagai 93 56 Clr Tonight will be fair, with lows In the 91 49 ody M 67 n lower 60s. Tomorrow will be sunny, 47 H m 71 55 Clr •0 92 47 ody 91 64 09 m PAGEANT NEWS with highs in the 70s. Ocean water ody to 50 Clr temperatures are in the upper 50s AaanacCfty M 90 Or 99 72 Uly IN THE •4 74 94 72 c* Baamora • 1 62 cOy 91 54 Clr S*nga M 39 at 79 57 23 m REGISTER'S MARINE FORECAST rVmmgfiam M M COy • 92 57 02 Mamarek •1 44 190 COy M rn NaaOrmna 97 Manasquan to Cape Henlopen to 20 SoM M 24 Clr M COy 49 Maw York 91 67 ck toaon 11 o; • Nortok.va nautical miles offshore. SrownavMa M 77 Ody 92 67 37 Nonmaaa 94 A small craft advisory is In effect. Buffalo ts • 7 COy 44 •s Burtanglonvi It 40 04 OOy cay M « 19 coy Winds will be southwesterly at 10 to Caapa. 11 2S ody 71 52 19 coy IS knots today and tonight. Skies will cnanaaon.se to M Ody 91 M c* Cftartaalon.w V M M 02 COy 92 15 Or 65 AT THE be fair Visibility will be S miles or Cnama.NC 90 91 coy 97 Or more today. Seas will average seas Chayanna SO 31 BO 93 01 cOy from 2 to 3 feet today. Tomorrow Cncago M 92 10 SI 50 Or Crncmna" to 67 09 M 37 coy 99 96 07 Monmouth will be fair, with southwesterly Ctavaand a M 06 Or SPECIAL SECTION winds at 10 to IS mph. CoUnttla.SC 94 It 77 to 92 OOy CokjmDua.Ofi 7| 64 16 92 49 ody Concord.NM M U M 31 oh THURSDAY DaMa Fi worn M 70 97 as OOy DayU. 7» ts 92 44 e* MAY 16th EXTENDED Danvar 40 01 SO W ao. M m DaaMomai 71 M 91 ca MLaaaCay M Chance of showers on Wednesday. MM M 91 to 4a oa ody DuUfi M U 17 M 74 Ody Fair and cooler on Thursday and II Pan 92 47 97 60 oa M 47 c* Friday Lows will be In the upper 60s EwnaviNa M 94 14 San Juan P n Fartanka 14 92 71 01 Cdy on Wednesday and near 60 on 49 • SMUMa •aajg M 41 109 79 M 10 m Thursday and Friday. Highs on Fiagaan M a 01 M M oay Wednesday will be In the upper 80s. OrandRapW 94 m 01 M M ody ana Fa* M 55 70 SI 04 coy Highs will be In the upper 70s on Omanaooro.N c 92 91 97 2t ody Thursday and Friday. iiallu'J 7T 92 94 91 54 OOy TS M COy 91 91 clr The Register lY, MAY 13, 1985 LOCAL 3A Project Child Watch kickoff set May 25 Crime Watch' launched country Several members of the New Jersey inghouse for parents to log information ORRISTOWN - Jersey Central Power & OCEAN TOWNSHIP - On Saturday, Volunteers, businesses and organiza- Legislature will be present at the launch about missing children. Light Company (JCPAL) has launched a May 25 , National/New Jersey Missing tions, such as the Jaycees and the Junior and will speak later in the day during the It advises parents of missing children Mcompanywlde version of "Crime Watch," Children's Day will be held at Seaview Women's Club, are selling balloon dona- Project Child Watch program. about the options available to them in the community awareness program aimed at Square Mall with a balloon launch in tions for the Foundation. They include Senator Frank Pallone, their search for their offspring. Addition- crime prevention. conjunction with the Foundation to Find "We hope to launch several thousand Assemblywoman Marlene Lynch-Ford and ally, the foundation is involved in public In ceremonies held at the utility's Morristown and Protect New Jersey's Children. balloons on May 25, " stated Kim Horn, Assemblyman Joseph Palaia prevention-awareness programs and acts headquarters office, the program was launched The launch will help the foundation to assistant manager of Seaview Square Richard Ruffino, executive director of as a grassroots support for legislation. by JCPAL President William A. Verrochi and emphasize the plight of missing children Mall. "With public support and response the New Jersey State Missing Persons The balloons for all three launch sites several representatives of the State Crime and to raise funds to continue an ongoing we hope to reach our projected goal and Commission, will also be present to speak in New Jersey are being donated by the Prevention Officers' Association. search for missing children. kick off Project Child Watch in a big and Senator Bill Bradley, who could not Kay-Bee Toy Stores in conjunction with a "Crime prevention can only reach its maxi- The balloon launch, scheduled to take way," said Horn. attend due to a prior commitment is recent public service television com- mum potential if it has received the commit- place at 10 a.m. in the mall's parking lot, Every balloon launched on May 8 will expected to send a message to be read by mercial campaign focusing on safe driving ment of the community," said Verrochi. "Today will kick off Project Child Watch - a two- represent one donor by means of a coded Assemblywoman Lynch-Ford. and the protection of children. marks the beginning of that commitment on day long informational program designed number printed on a postcard attached to "We hope to attract public awareness Balloon donations are $2 each and are behalf of Jersey Central Power It Light and presented by the merchants and the balloon. The donor's name will remain and educate people about the major payable by check or money order to: The Company. We are proud to play a part in this management of Seaview Square Mall. anonymous and will be kept confidential in proportions of the problem," stated Mark Foundation to Find It Protect N.J.'s worthwhile effort." Project Child Watch is Intended to the foundation's files. The postcard will Budinger, state launch coordinator for the Children. Balloon donations can be made On hand to help launch the program were John inform parents about bow to talk to their request the 'finder' of the balloon to return Foundation to Find and Protect New by contacting Kim Horn at 922-8100. Renna, commissioner of the New Jersey children about the problem of missing it to the foundation by July 4. Jersey's Children. "1.8 million children Individuals and/or organizations wishing Department of Community Affairs, Donald children, how to best protect their The balloon returned by that date to the are reported missing in the United States to sell balloon donations are asked to Belsole, director of the Division of Criminal children, and to assist several organiza- foundation that has traveled the greatest every year," added Budinger. contact Horn for additional information. Justice and State Senator Leanna Brown, tions in their search for children who are distance will win a $100 savings bond for The foundation is a non-profit organiza- The general public is invited to attend (R-26) Other attendees at the ceremonies currently among the many missing in the its respective donor. tion which serves as a central clear- the balloon launch on May 25. included county and municipal officials and law enforcement representatives from the com- pany's lS-county service area. The program is already underway with the initial training of all of the company's em- ployees completed. The training, which will be updated periodically, is geared at heightening employee awareness of suspicious and/or emergency conditions and the reporting of these conditions to police. The training was estab- lished with the cooperation of the New Jersey Crime Prevention Officers' Association, which assisted in the development of the program. To mark the utility's participation in the program, a "Crime Watch" logo was placed on THREE HONORED - Still a JCPItL vehicle The logo will eventually be leaching in Middletown after affixed to all of the utility's radio-equipped 25 years, Margaret Reid, left, vehicles. HI R sits at the Shore Casino in •• Atlantic Highlands with Jean Soviets 'adopted' W^ \l II B 1 MacLeod and Cornelia Kis, m • Wit sK • who both retired as school ARSIPPANY - Rep. Dean Gallo, R-N.J., > 1 nurses this year. The three yesterday telephoned the mother of a Soviet mm were honored at the Middle- family he has "adopted" and told her P f P Mat If town Township Education As- members of Congress cared about the problems faced by Jewish families in the Eastern bloc socation Dinner Dance Friday nation. ^•^^^^^^^TSlifix^PHI • ^1 P^ night. Reid was one of twenty, "We have a number of people who are very 25-year honorees, and concerned with the situation you face and many T» « MacLeod and Kis were honor- others. I just wanted to let you know that there ed with 13 other recent re- are a lot of people concerned," Gallo told tirees. Svetlana Kagan in a telephone conversation from the Lake Hiawatha Jewish Center. Mrs. Kagan, her husband, Abram, and their two children, Vadim, 21, and Klara, IS, live in Leningrad. "I'm very glad to hear and to talk to you," Mrs. Kagan said The family first applied to emigrate in January 1976, and the request has been denied several times since then, said Donna Mullins, spokeswoman for Gallo. THE REGISTER/CARL 0. F0RIN0 Kagan is a senior researcher at the Soviet Academy of Sciences and was denied a visa on the grounds that he has seen classified material, said Ms. Mullins But the spokeswoman said Kagan maintained he has never seen or worked with any classified Chemists to hold annual meeting May 21 -23 materials and that everything he knows has been published in the Soviet Union. associate professor and chair of chemistry in honor of the late Jean Durana, a The James Bryan Conant Award for She said Vadim, who missed some time in WEST LONG BRANCH - The Mon- at Monmouth, is serving as arrangements chemist with AT&T Bell Laboratories, school because of bleeding ulcers, failed a high school teaching will be presented to mouth County Section of the American chairperson. Murray Hill, who was killed when the Allene Johnson of Summit High School. readmittance test that was so hard that even his Chemical Society (ACS) will hold Its 19th The conference will consist of special- plane she was flying crashed in 1975. father could not answer the questions. and the E. Emmet Reid Award for college annual Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting ized symposia, general sessions and Dr. Catherine Fenselau, professor of teaching will be presented to Robert H (MARM) at Monmouth College May 21 special events. pharmacology and experimental thera- Goldsmith of St. Mary's College of Annual meeting set through 23. Some 15 exhibitors are expected to have peutics at Johns Hopkins University, and Maryland. displays in Woodrow Wilson Hall, and the 1985 winner of the ACS Garvan Medal REEHOLD - The Associates of the New Dr. Marilyn Parker, chemistry almost 300 papers covering all aspects of which recognizes significant achievement This year, the Virgil F. Payne Award, Jersey Committee for the Humanities will professor and assistant to the provost at chemistry will be presented over the by a woman chemist in America, will named for a former Monmouth College hold their annual meeting and reception at Monmouth, is general chairperson of the course of the three days. conduct the symposium. chemistry department chair for contribu- F conference. Dr. Parker said that 1,000 tions to the field of chemistry, will be the American Hotel in Freehold on Wednesday, Among the symposia will be "Restoring On the final day of the conference, there June S from 4 to 6 p.m. members are expected to attend. The the Statue of Liberty," conducted by John will be an undergraduate chemistry presented to Dr. Takao Yoshida of Long Michael L. Waller, political scientist and Middle Atlantic region of the ACS includes Robbins, a member of the United States symposium, in which 14 students from Branch, who is a research chemist with member of the social sciences faculty of the Washington, DC, Maryland, Delaware, Department of the Interior, who works in colleges within the Middle Atlantic Region International Flavors and Fragrances in Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, will New Jersey, metropolitan New York, and the North Atlantic Historic Presevation will present the results of research which Union Beach. be the guest speaker. Author of "Just and Unjust the eastern part of Pennsylvania, includ- Center in Boston. they are currently conducting. There will The conference is open to the general ing Philadelphia. Wars" and the newly published "Exodus and Dr. Ellis Fields, president of the also be a workshop for high school public. A flat registration fee of $38 will Revolution," among other acclaimed works, Dr. Program chairperson for the con-American Chemical Society, Washington, teachers conducted by George Gross of be charged, except in the case of high Walzer was professor of government at Harvard ference is Dr. Barbara T. Reagor of D.C., will introduce a symposium on the Union High School. school teachers, students and senior from 1168 to 1960. He is a member of the Ocean, a research chemist with Bell technical issues of nuclear disarmament. At the luncheon that day, awards will be citizens for whom the fee will be $10. editorial boards of Dissent and The New Communications Research, Holmdel, who Also, there will be the Jean Durana presented to the outstanding college and Those wishing to register may do so in Republic. Ii a Monmouth chemistry department Symposium on applied spectroscopy, spon- high school chemistry teachers within the Wilson Hall, starting at 8 a.m. each The meeting is open to the public. alumna, Class of 70. Dr. Datta Naik, sored by the Women Chemists Committee region. morning. The New Jersey Committee for the Human- ities, a state program of the National Endow- ment for the Humanities, awards grants to non- profit institutions for programs and projects in the humanities with a New Jersey focus. For the current year the National Endowment has made Residents near MOVE fortress ordered out $254,800 available to the New Jersey Committee for its regrants program. Yesterday, at least six mounted police- Creek section, about two miles from the behind the MOVE house, said officers told PHILADELPHIA - Police erected man and about 50 uniformed officers, group's original headquarters, said a him the evacuation order would be in force Promotion made barricades yesterday and ordered resi- many wearing helmets and carrying billy plainclothes officer came to his house at for 24 hours or less. dents to evacuate an area where the clubs, patrolled the area, while barricades 10 a.m. Sunday and told him to leave Police said little about the situation. EST LONG BRANCH - Robert G. radical group MOVE has fortified a on four parallel blocks kept everyone out within 12 hours. "Nothing is happening with MOVE," Finney, president and chief executive rowhouse with a rooftop bunker. except residents. Capt. James Durkin of detective head- officer of Electronic Associates, Inc , Tension has increased in the neigh- "I'm very sure they wouldn't spend all quarters said. "If anything was happen- W Despite the activity, many residents this money and effort just to have a announced that Richard K. Stanislaw has been borhood in the last month as residents, ing, I wouldn't tell you. If I told you, who were dressed in Mother's Day finery elected EAI's vice president of finance, complaining of noise, stench and filth, parade," Thomas said. "I'm just hoping MOVE would find out about it." milled inside the barricades and sat treasurer, and secretary. He succeeds Edward have pressured city officials to enforce nobody gets hurt. The thing has come to lona Callaway, who can see the MOVE talking on their stoops until dusk, when a C. Puth, who has chosen early retirement. Puth sanitation, health and building codes at the a head. It's a very tense situation. rowhouse from her home, said members steady stream of people carrying over- has accepted a continuing assignment to develop house, which members have sealed by "I don't think they (MOVE members) spent the day hammering in'the roof real estate alternatives and actions which he had night bags began leaving the neigh- boarding up windows. are as crazy as people think they are, but tower. begun. borhood. The last MOVE confrontation with we'll see," he said. "They're still working on their bunker, Stanislaw's experience in corporate finance neighbors ended in a 1978 Shootout with . Oris Thomas, who lives across the Phillip Burch, who lives with his 76- as they call it," she said as she headed for ranges from employment as a staff accountant police in which one officer died. street from the MOVE home in the Cobbs year-old mother, Bunice, in the block a son's house for the night. with Ernst & Whinney through positions as vice president and controller for the Industrial Process Machinery Group of Ingersoll-Rand Company and vice president of finance for the Components Group of M/A-COM, Inc., where he simultaneously served as vice president and Seaplane dock for Shrewsbury River being proposed director of planning, systems and procedures. Most recently, he was vice president of finance proval of the Army Corps of Engineers, concerned about the dock's effect on the when I knew there weren't many boats and chief financial officer for AVL, Inc. * KB* FKCKTTC which has jurisdiction over state water- area. out," he said. He has MS and BS degrees in business and Tht Register lines, he said. Former mayor, James T. White, said Other residents questioned whether the accounting from Penn State University, and is HIGHLANDS - Some residents are On paper, the project is comprised of the borough would be "courting disaster' sound of the plane's engines would a certified public accountant. Stanislaw resides adversely effect the nearby residential worried that one man's dream of building seven small floating docks centered if it lets Greeley land his plane on the in the Freehold area. borough's already overburdened water- area. a seaplane base on the Shrewsbury River around two 12-foot dock ramps extending way. could turn into a nightmare for the out into the river from either ad of a 78- However, Greeley contends that boat Campaign scheduled borough's main waterway. by 8-foot T-dock. "I don't see how you can allow him engines often generate more noise than Greeley said the dock would serve as a (Greeley) to land his plan with all the plane engines. ED BANK - The Mental Health Association Opponents of the project appeared port for his boat and Lake Amphibian sailboats and pleasure boats that use that James said the borough has requested of Monmouth County, with the assistance of before the Borough Council Tuesday night seaplane. But because of recent public section of the river," White said, "And a public hearing be held by the state Shearson American Express, will conduct a and aired their objections to the plan being outcry, he said he may luonsMar putting when the flounder is running you might Division of Aeronautics in order to Rtelephone campaign on Monday evening, June 3. proposed by Ronald V. Greeley of Laurel the plane there. have as many as 3,000 people out there on address the public's mounting concern The volunteer team of MHA will gather at the Drive. "I think a lot of people heard the word the water." over the plane dock project. offices of Shearson American Express to call Greeley said he has already gained 'base' and thought I was going to use the But Greeley said he has lived in the The council, she said, will not act on friends and neighbors in an effort to both gain approval from the state Department of dock for some commercial venture, but I borough for nine years and is well Greeley's proposal until the borough's membership support and Impart an awareness Transportation, Division of Aeronautics, want to emphasis that it will be used acquainted with the ebb and flow of boat zoning and planning boards have been give of the organization. for the network of docks be hopes to build strictly for recreation purposes only," be traffic on the river. a chance to review the plan. The Mental Health Association is a volunteer on the beachfront off his Portland Road said. "I realize that at certain times during "Right now, we're just keeping our eyes organisation funded by private contributions. property, south of the Highlands Bridge. Borough Councilwoman Katharine B. the weekend there are a lot of boats out open and listening to any reservation a But, he will not present his plan to the James said she has been inundated with on the water and I probably won't be able resident might have about the project," Borough until he has received the ap- petitions and phone calls from residents to use the plane. I would just choose a time she said. lY. MAY 13, 1985 4A NEW JERSEY STATE DIGEST Bridge focal point of cocaine war

Howard drafts Westway measure %JMMZ . / Associated Prats mmr BJEWARK (API - Rep built in the Hudson River off the ••James J Howard. D-N J borough's lower west side WOODSTOWl^- A two-mile Iventered into the Westway The federal government has stretch of highway known as "Co- controversy yesterday with his said the project would cost about caine Alley " has become a source of announcement that he will in- C billion, with most of the money pride for law officers trying to break troduce legislation requiring coming from the federal High the East Coast flow of drugs but a New York to develop an alterna- way Trust Fund, but critics said point of concern for civil libertarians tive to the current plan to build that with inflation and cost who question the methods that have a six-lane highway on ISO acres overruns, it could go much produced the seizures of landfill higher Last year. New Jersey state Howard, chairman of the Opponents have also said that troopers made 216 drug-related ar- House Public Works and Trans- federal money should not be rests on the rural stretch of highway, portation Committee, is the sec- spent on the landfill which would selling 44S pounds of cocaine. 2.500 ond New Jersey representative accommodate not only the high- pounds of marijuana. M47.300 in cash in as many months to propose way, but also commercial real and various weapons The pace is legislation to stop Westway in its estate developments continuing in IMS. current form State police Sgt Andy Mastella Howard's legislation calls for a He said his measure, to be has watched "Cocaine Alley" since highway to be built mainly on introducted Tuesday, was not 1972 and says a drug bust usually existing land It would bar any intended to prevent the construc- starts with a traffic violation federal money from being spent tion of any highway on the The alley is on the New Jersey on the landfill. In addition, the westside of Manhattan side of the Delaware Memorial bill authorizes the Secretary of Bridge where Route 40 links the "That area needs a highway Transportation to expedite the major north-south mterslates with built to interstate standards." necessary approvals for the pro- the New Jersey Turnpike Negotiat- Howard said in a statement ject The measure would also ing the downhill grade with a SO mph "What we do not need is a K entitle New York to receive the speed limit and a myriad of road billion blueprint that will never difference between the estimated signs tests the attentiveness of be built Westway cost and the actual drivers under the scrutiny of the Westway was first proposed in price tag of the on-shore highway state police 1974 as a replacement (or New for mass transit York City s decaying West Side Troopers say drug runners, who Highway The 4 2-mile six-lane The lawmaker said the legis- often try to make the trip from road would run from lower lation would be considered in the Fiurida to the Northeastern popu- Manhattan to 42nd Street on a Subcommittee on Surface Trans- lation centers without stopping, ISO-acre landfill that would be portation next month seem particularly prone to errors of fatigue behind the wheel But Dale Cunningham of the Trees fall, residents get angry southern New Jersey chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union said New Jersey Sierra Club and a RENTON iAP> - About his organization has received numer- Princeton resident, has criticized 2.000 trees have been felled ous complaints about the tactics the tree-cutting along a seven-mile stretch of used by troopers T This is somebody else's per- the Delaware and Raman Canal "In the past, what you needed to ception of what it should look to make way for dredging equip- gel pulled over on the New Jersey like Walker told The Times of ment — a move that has in- Turnpike was a long hair and a Trenton recently furiated some residents in the banged-up. loudly painted Volks- He said the narrow path for Princeton area wagen bus.' Cunningham said. joggers and walkers is now a dirt "Now you're a target if you have But the senior project engineer road wide enough to accomodate Florida plates and happen to be said the tree-cutting, which a large truck began in February is necessary Hispanic The ISO-year-old canal Emerson Darnell, a Mount Holly stretches 63 miles and was built Unfortunately trees have a attorney, said be has represented to provide an inland passage way of not growing overnight to several clients who contend they from New York to Philadelphia the height you want them said were subjected to unreasonable Donald Kroeck of the New Jersey for barges carrying mostly coal searches In one case, be said a MMMMM The D4R carries water from Water Supply Authority in Clin- young Florida couple who traveled the Delaware River Basin to TROOPERS AT THE ALLEY - New Jersey State area has been named Cocaine Alley and is a ton, which regulates the flow of through the alley in a rented car 600 000 people in Middlesex Coun- Police cars are shown at trie base of the Delaware source of pride for law officers and concern ol civil water to commercial water com- received a substantial four-figure ty and parts of Somerset. Morris Memorial Bridge at the beginning of Route 40. The libertarians panies settlement from the state after and Essex, said James Amon. There s a heck of a lot of they were detained for four hours for trees in the world. Kroeck said executive director of the Dela- a search that came up empty one's a Hispanic, said Mastella. luxury of confiscated Cadillacs Friday ware and Raritan Canal Com- said. "Then when you ask them their And a Queens. N Y attorney, a who has twice been named stale IanR Walker, president of the Hoerst said most of the cases are friend's name, the* say they don't Cuban refugee, who has approached "Trooper of the Year" and is settled by a plea bargain typically know That makes you suspicious 1 Darnell about filing a civil suit regarded by his colleagues as a producing a fine of about 140.000 and Mayor attacked as nightrider against the state said his recent pioneer Jn the Cocaine Alley" a one-year sentence in the county If there are other finp»mrgt signs, Cocaine Alley" shakedown re- crackdown. jail He said about » percent of the suck as a driver's nervousness or minded him of "the country I left The spoils of the drug war have arrests lead to convictions, a figure ERSEY CITY IAPI - Also at slake are rune council evidence that a car's interior was behind gone to Salem County along the he credited to the care of troopers in Gerald McCann said yester- seats. Jersey City, the seat of altered. Mastella uid he will ask the J day be is confident lie will "There's no doubt about it 'dis- Delaware River Prosecutor Frank conducting legal searches driver to sign a form providing the Hudson County, has 102.000 regis- crimination against Hispamcsi Hoerst estimated the county govern- win another term as mayor of the tered voters among its 233.000 "Those troopers are the best." trooper with permission to marrh Darnell said. ment receives about fl million state's second largest city this residents Hoerst said the vehicle week, despite a radio campaign The troopers vigorously deny they toward its IIS million annual budget The moat frequent tipoff that by rival Anthony Cucci that Cucci's radio commercials in- single out Hispanics or Florida cars from drug-related fines, forfeited something is amiss comes when the Mastella said driver* agree to brands him and members of his clude the sound of noofbeaU and for closer inspection In fact. property and forfeited bail. name of the vehicle registration fails "about 96 percent" of the search administration as cross-burning a cross-burning as a voice says Mastella said the types of vehicles The prosecutor said "Cocaine to match that on the driver's license. requests, either as a way to draw mghlriders "Nightriders Nightriders and physical characteristics of drug Alley" traffic is the primary reason Mastella said distance from the vehicle aad its That's how a federal judge runners vary widely The JS-year-old McCann de- be has been able to add two "When you question them about contents or out of confidence they described the administration of scribed the one-minute com- Sitting there at 2 o'clock in the attorneys to his staff since 1983 and the ownership of the vehicle, they have "concealed it so well" that the Jersey City Mayor Gerald mercials, aired daily on WBLS- morning, it's hard to tell if some- undercover detectives ride in the say it belongs to a friend Mastella cocaine would not be found. McCann Nightriders And we FM since last Thursday, as a know better than anybody else "desperate move by Cuccii what nightriders do and who they campaign do it to ' The other candidates in Tues- day's election are William The ad also charges that the Union to end tradition of drinking at brewery Masaa a M-year-old lawyer and mayor's urban development Rosa Aragona 49 the city i first plans are aimed at "black re- against drinking and driving, we results of their efforts raise in fringe benefits also is woman mayoral candidate moval " NEWARK i APi - A centimes-old believed the mood of the country u To cushion the blow, employees at provided. practice allowing workers at a such that the time bad come to the breweries have been given a Currently, the contract allows brewery to enjoy their product eliminate the practice. William choice of 9 cents an hour in added workers to take two 10-minute Great Adventure trial set to begin during lunch and rest periods will Kiare director of the Teamsters' fringes or 1 cents more and two tree breaks in the morning and two in the end next year after a union bowed to Beer and Soft Drink Conference in cases of beer each month for home afternoon as well as a land) break, campaigns discouraging drinking OMS RIVER AP - The 19S4 Nan that turned the Chicago, said in the latest tssat of i«»—II|*MI A third option would said Frank Jackiewicx. secretary- manslaughteg r trial of the Haunted Castle attraction at the and driving "Teamster." the union s monthly provide free beer and a stock option treasurer of Local (S3 and bead of corporate owners of the Six Jackson Township theme park The International Brotherhood of magazine plan the Teamsters council that nego- Flags Great Adventure amuse- into a 2.000-defree oven Teamsters accepted the change Klare said that the right to drink tiates for the union's locals at ment park is set to begin in when it reached a contract agree- ine product on the premiso has been Workers at the Newark plant Anheaser Buach Superior Court here this week, If found guilty the companies ment last month with the Anheuser- a tradition since before the days of voted to accept two free cases of "There's no limit on the number one year and two da_vs after the face 1100.000 in fines which could Busch Co for its nearly 10.000 the American Revolution bat it beer each month, along with a stock of beers you could consume. ' Jack- fire that tore through a haunted be tripled at the judge s discre- woners at 11 plants nationwide will end next March 1 option plan under which up to < iewicz said, adding that the beer at house attraction and killed eight tion Facing the realities of the times The practice that began in percent of a worker's annual salary the Newark brewery was available teenagers The companies also face civil and the enormous pressures being medieval Germany grants can be invested and sheltered from in the cafeteria. wrongful death suits filed by placed on the industry by campaigns beermakers the right to sample the taxation Great Adventure Inc and its each of the victim's families, in "There is a beer tap and it's help Chicago-based parent company which a sum considerably larger In addition, the new contract yourself.' Jackiewicx said. "It could Six Flags Corp were charged than the criminal penalties is at pnwides a C raise in the approx- be Budweiser or Michelob Light, with '"aggravated manslaughter stake imately llS-an-hour wage rate with whatever they provide, but M per- by recklessly causing the the increase retroactive to Jan. 1. A cent of the time it's Bud." deaths under circumstances Before jury selection begins manifesting extreme indif- today. Judge Mark Addison is ference to human life expected to hear a defense motion seeking to introduce Five teenagers from New York evidence which, according to and three youths from New company attorneys would show Jersey were killed in the May 11. that the fire was deliberately set HELP WANTED Texaco gets clean-up plan OK RESTAURANT EXPANSION OFFERS EST DEPTFORD TOWN approval of Texaco s S10 1 billion IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITIES. SEE SHIP (AP' - The state takeover of Getty Oil Co. Inc OUR AD IN THE CLASSIFIED DISPLAY WDepartment of En- Texaco spokesman Dave John- SECTION TODAY UNDER "RES- vironmental Protection has ap- son said buyer and seller mast TAURANT HELP" proved a 14 2 million clean-up now work out final plans govern- plan for Texaco Inc s Eagle ing the safe and orderly transfer Point Refinery, setting the stage of the facility, which Texaco sold for the sale of the facility to Coastal for 143 5 million Texaco needed the DEP ap- The cleanup plan is mandated proval to sell the aging refinery by the Environmental Cleanup on the Delaware River to Coastal Responsibility Act. and calls for ATTPtno* BUIBON RESIDENTS Corp of Houston. Texas Texaco to spend 131 million to Officials said they believe the install equipment to lauuw talc should be completed by waste oil and pollutants around NOTICE OF VACANCY month's end the refinery Coastal will spcad The sale was ordered last year another K00 000 to maintain the RUMSON BOARD OF EDUCATION by the Federal Trade Com cleanup and complete final tes- y! •"bar. the Board ol Education ting under the terms of the plan mission as a condition for the for appointing a new member to fill out th«

i ara cordially invited to submit a latter or Route 33 lanes to be closed brief reeum u«.f ing biographical Information and qualhV - The Deoart- 4 p.m for approiimateljr two of Transportation has weeks beginning on or about Application* thouM 6a torwrxfd to. I that there will be lane closings on today. May 11. doe to paiating of WARNING TAG — Every prom tuxedo rented from Coteman's Oa«H C. Jonas, Board Sacratary Tuxedo in Livingston carries a tmal lag warning aganst drinkmn ». Neptuae. Monmouth the Route II bridge over Route Wwweon School District Caawty. weekdays form » a m to and driving from the local Mothers Against Drunk Drivers cnapajT • Trie tag « part of a program to remind prom-goers of the dangers Forrast Avenue of mixing alcohol and driving. Rumaon, N.J. 07700 by May 24. IMS The Register iY. MAY 13, 1985 NATION/WORLD 5A NEWS DIGEST Anti-Pope radicals battle police; shots fired Girl snatched by neighbors UTRECHT, Netherlands (AP) - ORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. on April 27, sparking an intense Hundreds of anti-establishment (AP) - Neighbors of a 5- search by authorities. More than youths, chanting' 'We want to kill the Nyear-old girl claim they 120,000 in reward money was put pope," battled police yesterday near matched the child, cut her long up by concerned citizens and a conference hall where Pope John blond hair and dyed it brown, and thousands of leaflets with the Paul II heard liberal Dutch Catholics kept her in a motel room for two girl's picture were distributed. challenge church doctrine. weeks because her mother was unfit Police were without leads until About 1,000 youths marched to late Thursday, when they were within several hundred yards of the But the mother of Inamae tipped that the girl had been Jaarbeurs industrial conference Harper says she is a good, abducted by the neighbors and center where John Paul, on the hardworking parent and that her found her at a motel in Lamont, second day of his visit to the neighbors are "sick." Calif. Netherlands, was meeting Dutch FBI agent John Schrieber said The neighbors claimed they Catholic clergy and lay people. the neighbors "wanted to raise were being good Samaritans. When riot police blocked the way, Inamae as a member of their "Nobody would listen," said some youths began throwing rocks. family. They had no intention of Carol Thompson, 34, one of the Helmeted officers responded with returning that child." neighbors who was not arrested. tear gas and baton charges in a half- The girl was taken by police "My mother tried to get welfare hour melee, driving the young people Saturday from a filthy, |85-a- to go in there but they wouldn't back toward the center of Utrecht, week motel room in California do anything. All we were doing a university city in central Holland and returned to her mother. was loving her and that's some- and the seat of the Dutch Roman Three of the neighbors were thing she needed." Catholic church. ordered held in jail for investiga- The child's mother, Linda In two separate incidents, officers tion of kidnapping. Four other Wilkins, said the neighbors' surrounded by demonstrators fired people found with the girl were statements were false. pistol shots, police chief Jan Wiarda not charged. "I work hard to support her, I said. None of the shots was believed She disappeared while walking keep the house clean," said Mrs. to have hit anyone. toward a fast-food restaurant Wilkins, a maid at a Las Vegas Wiarda said 14 people had been five blocks from home in this city hotel. "I'm not an unfit mother." arrested in the rioting. Three police- men and one demonstrator were ASSOCIATED PRESS injured. All were treated and re- AGAINST THE POPE — A young Dutch throws CIA charged with Beirut bombings leased. strations in downtown Utrelch, Netherlands, against The police chief said a bystander, stones at police, as groups of punks and so-called the visiting Pope John Paul, below. ASHINGTON (API - The gram, the newspaper said. "Autonome Anarchists" stage violent demon- CIA, with President Re- Late last year, Reagan gave not involved in the rioting, died of a Wagan's approval, organized his support to the plan, which heart attack. He was not identified. a Middle East anti-terrorist oper- was pushed by Secretary of State The pitched battles followed a John Paul's 11-day tour, which express support, but their numbers ation that staged an unauthorized George Shultz and national se- peaceful march by about 10,000 includes Belgium and Luxembourg, have fallen short of the totals bombing attack which killed 80 curity affairs adviser Robert Dutch radicals, feminists and put him at the center of a dispute predicted by organizers. people in Beirut, the Washington McFarlane, the Post said. homosexuals opposing John Paul's between the Dutch church's strong visit, the first ever by a pope to the liberal wing and a conservative In the weeks leading up to his Post reported yesterday It was designed to stage visit, the 64-year-old pontiff's 26th preemptive strikes - including predominantly Protestant Nether- hierarchy that progressives say has Members of one of the counter- lands been imposed by the Vatican. foreign tour, a series of papal killing suspected terrorists, if parodies appeared in the Dutch news terrorist groups, acting without Later, John Paul was jeered by Liberals favor looser rules on necessary — to head off further media and posters threatening his authorization from the CIA, hired part of a crowd of several thousand birth control, premarital sex, others in Lebanon to detonate the terrorist attacks on U.S. facili- life went up in at least two cities. ties in the Middle East, the Post outside the conference center. Many divorce and homosexuality and want car bomb outside a Beirut apart- held fists aloft, made obscene the church to allow priests to marry, ment building March 8, the said. The threats prompted the biggest The CIA denied prior knowl- gestures or whistled derisively. A women to be ordained, and laymen security operation in Dutch history. newspaper said in a report bottle and a crushed can were to celebrate Mass. quoting unidentified sources. edge of the March 8 bombing, but at least one source said the spy thrown, falling just behind John Thousands of the Netherlands' 5.6 Yesterday, John Paul held meet- The operation was canceled agency knew it was being Paul's bullet-proof vehicle. "Can million Catholics — about 40 percent ings in Utrecht with Dutch religious soon after the bombing when planned, according to the Post You Believe This Tomfoolery?" read of the population — have rallied orders, social organizations and worried administration and CIA The newspaper said CIA person- a protest banner in the crowd. along the pope's motorcade route to missionaries. officials realized the indirect nel had no direct contact with connection between the blast and those who carried out the bomb- their anti-terrorist training pro- ing. Three bombs explode near NY gravediggers strike on third day »|EW YORK (AP) - Grave- An attorney for the cemetery Shultz's hotel in Jerusalem Aldiggers may picket a 12th owners said they were "deeply • •cemetery today, the third concerned" that arbitration Police detained 25 suspects for day of a work stoppage that is would add to their costs without JERUSALEM (AP) - Three questioning about all four bombings, disrupting up to 100 New York guarantees that they could pass bombs exploded in and around Israel radio said. area burials daily, the head of the along the expense to customers. Jerusalem and a fourth was defused striking union said yesterday. Rates charged by non-sec- yesterday near the hotel where Palestine Liberation Organization Sam Cinuglia, president of tarian and most Jewish grave- Secretary of State George P. Shultz factions loyal to PLO leader Yasser Local 9t5 of the Cemetery yards are regulated by the New had spent the night. There were no Arafat and those opposed to him both Workers' Union, also said he York State Cemetery Board, injuries. claimed responsibility for the three would resume pressure on Gov which might balk at adding Israel's Army Radio quoted un- bombs which exploded, but neither Mario Cuomo and state legis- further to the growing cost of identified police sources as saying group mentioned the defused bomb. lators for a bill mandating funerals, said the attorney, Ed- the bombs were planted by a ward Burke. Roman Catholic guerrilla squad to demonstrate its The "Force 17" commando unit mediation or arbitration to end allied with Arafat claimed responsi- the dispute and put the 540 cemeteries are not regulated. opposition to dialogue between "We would be prepared to Palestinians and Israel. bility for planting the three bombs in striking gravediggers, drivers a telephone call to a news agency in and mechanics back to work. meet at any time," said Burke, Shultz's four-day visit to the but "arbitration is a troublesome region was to encourage efforts to Nicosia, Cyprus. The caller said he The bill, similar to legislation concept to the cemetery oper- set up a Palestinian delegation to was in Amman, Jordan and was that ended cemetery strikes in ators." join Jordanians in talks with Israel. reading a military communique 1070 and 1(73, would call for 48 Burial costs already are "very The defused bomb was discovered issued from Sanaa, the capital of noun of round-the-clock media- high," said Burke, with the cost ASSOCIATED PRESS by a passerby 100 yards from the North Yemen tion. If that failed, said Cimaglia, of opening and closing a grave at King David Hotel where Shultz In Damascus, a pro-Syrian break- the parties would be called on to between MOO and 1500 SHULTZ VISITS EGYPT — Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak stayed during his visit in Israel. away faction of the Fatah fighting submit to arbitration. New York State Mediator greets U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz upon Shultz's arrival at When the bomb was found, Shultz arm of the PLO led by Col. Saeed "If I knew they had passed the Steven Levine said he knew of no the presidential palace in Cairo. Shultz is touring the Middle-East to was a half-mile away, giving Prime Mousa, known by his codename, Abu biU, I would end the strike plans to resume negotiations help initiate Arab-Israeli peace talks. Minister Shimon Peres a final brief- Mousa, issued a statement claiming immediately," Cimaglia said in a between the union and the 12 ing before flying to Jordan. responsibility. telephone interview. "Why make cemeteries, which broke off Fri- families suffer 48 more hours?" day. Democrats get crack at GOP budget Soccer club was warned ASHINGTON (AP) - The majority to deny the nation's 35 Please Take battle of the 1966 budget million Social Security recipients about stands: fire chief Wshifts to the Democrat- next year's benefit increase will controlled House this week as probably be the first casualty. clubs. Notice of leaders of both parties voice "Look, it ain't gonna happen," BRADFORD, England (AP) - A doubt about the future of the Assistant Republican Leader Nearly 20 hours after wind-fed fire chief said yesterday that the old flames turned the grandstand into an Senate-passed freeze on Social Trent Lott of Mississippi said wooden soccer grandstand that was Hydrant inferno, West Yorkshire Police Chief Security benefits late last week. "I just don't think destroyed by a weekend flash fire, After delaying action for three Social Security is a constructive killing 52 people and injuring 211, had Colin Sampson announced. "There Flushing! months to await the Senate vote, part of this budget process." been identified as a "firetrap" six are 52 fatalities in this dreadful the House Budget Committee Budget Committee Chairman months earlier. event." begins work on its version of the William H. Gray III, D-Pa , said He told a news conference 72 of The inferno Saturday at the Brad- the 211 people injured were still budget on Tuesday. Leaders pre- flatly that the House would not ford City Soccer Club's Valley hospitalized Sunday, including three dict that the spending outline will raise taxes to cut the deficit, but Parade stadium, was England's be debated on the floor of the he refused to pledge that the worst soccer disaster. of the 23 police hurt trying to help people out of the rapidly spreading chamber early next month. House would totally reject the West Yorkshire Fire Chief And Democratic and Re- proposed one-year freeze on flames. Two people were reported in Graham Karren said the club was critical condition, and five others publicans leaders alike say that Social Security cost-of-living in- warned six months ago that its 79- were described as "poorly." the action by the Senate's GOP creases. year-old grandstand was a fire risk. But Karren said he was powerless Sampson said the only one under existing law to insist on positively identified of the 52 people improvements. killed was also the only victim who Thousands try crossing border died in a hospital. The identity of the Investigators combed through the Some of the immigrants victim, who died Sunday, was not AGOS, Nigeria (AP) - grandstand's ashes with their fingers disclosed. shouted "This is worse than yesterday, looking for clues to what Thousands of illegal immi- Pathologists and forensic scien- grants burned billboards, South Africa." started the fire. L Nigeria's borders, closed for 13 tists worked to identify the others. stoned passing cars and briefly A police official said it did not forced their way through police months, were reopened for eight Sampson said, "The early indica- seem to be the result of "a de- tion is that It was not a deliberate lines Sunday before being driven days to permit illegal aliens to liberate criminal act." back by tear gas just outside this leave. Press reports from border act, a deliberate criminal act." On a day when civic celebrations There has been "a lot of gossip in capital city's international air- posts suggested less than 100,000 had been planned to honor the this town" about the cause, he said. port. had made it, though many at the championship Bradford City soccer airport said they had waited five "At the moment those stories are in The immigrants, the majority club, flags flew at half staff in this days at border posts. conflict. My mind, and that of my believed to be Ghanaians, came city of 300,000 people, mourning what to the airport camp after failing Their departure was delayed Sports Minister Neil Macfarlane investigative team, is open and has to cross the border into Benin by the rigorous searching of called "the worst tragedy we have to remain open." before the deadline set by the people and their belongings for ever seen in English football (soc- Detective Superintendent Kevin Nigerian military government Nigerian money or essential cer)." Cooper, leading a 40-member in- commodities like sugar, milk, vestigating team, said the fire for the expulsion of an estimated The Anglican Bishop of Bradford, canned food or rice. probably started under a wooden 700,000 illegal immigrants ex- the Rt. Rev. Robert Williamson, pired last Friday. held a special prayer service Sunday seat in the third row of the main The government ordered the stand. One police sergeant said five afternoon. About 1,000 people packed immigrants stranded at the Investigators were sifting through policemen were injured, two border to go to the airport camp, Bradford Cathedral, some with ban- dages on their heads and hands, and charred debris with their fingers and seriously, In driving back the normally used by Moslems going many wearing the maroon and using metal detectors looking for crowd at MurUla Mohammed to Mecca. airport. No shots were fired, yellow scarf of the Bradford City clues, be said. however. No information was Many of the immigrants said club. Milkman Peter Halroyd, 41, sit- ting in the main stand 20 yards from available on injuries to the they had had nothing to eat for The fireball that took only four Immigrants, who . appeared to several days, having spent ail minutes to engulf the wooden grand- where the blaze broke out, said there number more than 29,000. their money on things like mat- stand on Saturday prompted Im- was a sea of litter trampled under One tide of divided highway to tresses, chairs, radios and mediate calls for unproved safety the floorboards of the main stand the airport was closed because of bicycles that they were being measures at aging sports stadiums which may have helped turn it into the disturbances, and drivers allowed to take out. throughout the country. a fireball. who tried to pass on the other They said the rest of their Football Association Chairman "Under the seats there are boles side were pelted with rocks and money had gone to arrange Bert Millichip said the disaster In the floorboards, and if you look sticks. passage borne on trucks. would almost certainly result In fire down through the boles you can see authorities closing the stands of loads of litter built up over the several of the 92 Football League years," Halroyd said. The Register

6A OPINION iY. MAY 13, 1985 OURS Bridge issue was the hot one

t didn't get much attention in the obtain financial assistance from the news reports Friday, but the hottest county. I So, a delegation from Middletown issue at last Thursday's meeting of showed up at Thursday's meeting to the Monmouth County freeholders was demand action. the Pews Creek Bridge. That's right - the Pews Creek And demand they did. Middletown Bridge Mayor James Maher gave the free- Oh sure, most of the news coverage holders a piece of his mind. Township that came out of the meeting was Committeeman Richard McKean gave devoted to the controversy over the them a piece of his mind. Ed McGrath proposed Holmdel Golf and Country of the East Keansburg Civic Associa- Club. That issue was aired thoroughly tion fired a verbal shot or two of his and loudly during a public hearing held own. in conjunction with the freeholders' The rhetoric was all very civilized, regular meeting. but highly charged. By the time it was But the real shouting and table- over, the temperature in the Holmdel pounding came during a discussion High School auditorium seemed to have about Middletown's long-standing and gone up several degrees. continuing problem with the Pews And what sort of action did all this Creek Bridge - or rather. Middle- heat generate? Not much, really. The 1 town's continuing problem with the freeholders didn't agree to anything , BUT TELL MI?, NUKDOCH WE AIN'T SEIUN ' absence of the Pews Creek Bridge. except to get together with the Middle- It seems the bridge, which once upon town group at a later date and talk a time connected Port Monmouth with about the problem some more. East Keansburg, was damaged by a The discussion didn't solve the hurricane in 1968 and torn down in 1970. problem, of course, but it made Citizens and officials in Middletown everybody feel better. And who knows7 have been trying ever since to get the Maybe — eventually — Middletown will bridge rebuilt, but have been unable to even get its bridge. Oman bullying U.S. into contract

WASHINGTON - There must be some- But the U.S. companies that had been "want complete access to the bases where thing fishy about a multi-million-dollar bidding for the contract — which ultimately our classified material is stored." Pentagon contract that's being held up may be worth 12 billion — protested. One That was alarming enough. But Watts Let's hear it for a tax cut became of inquiries from us. But that's also reportedly insisted that the civilian what appears to have happened to a 150 contractor "report directly to the SOAF ll right, everybody, let's have a big deserves a cheer Kean. who has been million contract for the operation of three (Sultanate of Oman Air Force) commander round of applause for Gov Thomas trying like the dickens to let the U.S.-built military bases in the strategic Jack Anderson of each base." It was not clear whether the AH. Kean and his plan for a one-time, taxpayers share in the state's big sultanate of Oman contractor was supposed to report to the 10 percent cut in the state income tax. budget surplus, deserves a louder-than- At the insistence of the sultan and his base commander before the U.S. Air Force usual cheer - for persistence, if British advisers, the caretaking contract of them had spent fl million in its bid — or whether he would report to the Any politician who wants to cut taxes nothing was supposed to be awarded to a British preparation. The whole matter was held up Americans at all. firm, Airwork Ltd., which took on an pending review by various U.S. agencies. American partner, Vinnell Corp.. to make One thing was clear, though: The United the deal leu offensive to the Pentagon. Then, about three weeks ago, we got wind States was losing control of the bases it had The Pentagon and other U.S. agencies of the situation and began making inquiries. spent hundreds of millions of dollars didn't want to turn over super-secret The response was electrifying. building or upgrading. OTHERS' American code machines and other equip- The situation is particularly sensitive ment to a foreign company. "Don't tell anybody you talked to me," right now, because the 1980 US -Omani pleaded one high Pentagon official. But as we've reported, the sultan of agreement allowing American use of the Another, calling the contract a "hot Oman is an absolute ruler whose whim is bases is up for a mandated five-year potato," refused to comment on grounds law in the desert nation that dominates the review. In fact, a team of Pentagon and that it might bring his dismissal. Overdue change in U.S. lifestyle vital Strait of Hormuz. State Department representatives was If the contract doesn't go to the British But it's clear from other sources that the scheduled to be in Oman this week to n a welcome, overdue change in last year — the lowest level since 1975 firm, the United States might be un- Pentagon is distressed over "the whole discuss the review. contemporary American lifestyle, — is good news for stable family ceremoniously deprived of Its royally political mess," as one put it. The case has some disturbing ramifica- Icouples last year spent less time in relationships. Here again, economics granted privilege to use the Omani bases for tions. "This Is one of the first times that a divorce courts and more time in could be a factor: The draining military emergencies and intelligence. Since the delay following our first leader of a country, after making agree- hospital delivery rooms. The first financial demands for extended famil- So the Pentagon reluctantly agreed to inquiries, the Omani pressure has in- ments with us, has tried to interfere with development had a direct effect on the ies make it more difficult for couples creased. Lt. Gen. John Watts, a British rise in births, but perhaps even more give the contract to the British-American operations of the U.S. government," a officer detailed" to Oman as head of the significant was a marked shift among ot break up and remarry, as many do. consortium as a "sole source" supplier — source told us. It is also one of the few times women to child-bearing at a later age. Age, too, could be a dominant reason despite previous competitive bidding. The sultan's armed forces, "put new demands a government has insisted that a U.S. The baby boom among women in for the falloff in family breakups. announcement was to have been made last on the United States" regarding the contract be awarded on a non-competitive their 30s appears to reflect in part a There is a trend toward marriages at December. The Omanis were officially, contract, one source said. He informed the basis to a foreign company, he added. liberated generation, an economic inde- an older age, and maturity is a key though privately, informed that their de- Pentagon, according to the source, that both What if everyone started behaving like pendence that makes early marriages factor in stable marriage relationships. mands were being met. the Omanis and their British advisers the sultan of Oman? less likely preferences for women these But experts have not settled on a days. Economics also seems to be a conclusive reason why the soaring U.S. major factor for couples in planning divorce rate has peaked, and now families: There is a need for two appears to have begun reversing itself. incomes to get their finances in better Another heartening aspect of the Friendly Latin nations criticize U.S. shape before having children. report by the National Center for Vital But an increasing number of first- presidential inaugurals in Latin America Statistics was the drop in infant IfKOME BEDIM prudent political course. time mothers in this age group no and Vice President George Bush has gone mortality to a record low in 1984. This The Associated Press Two decades ago, when military dic- longer are stay-at-homes after they to two others. give birth. They are foregoing house- has been a serious problem for a tatorships dominated Latin America, it was WASHINGTON (AP) - Latin America's Nowadays, democratic countries far hold chores and returning to the labor number of years, especially among relatively easy for the United States to democratic evolution has been widely outnumber those where electoral market, a decision that in a number of poor urban families. muster collective hemispheric action hailed by the Reagan administration but, procedures are limited or non-existent — cases may again be a dictate of Perhaps these are improvements against Cuba. for all their flaws, the once-dominant right- Chile, Cuba, Guyana, Haiti, Nicaragua and economics — or, in fewer cases, a that mark the advent of a vital When the OAS found Cuba guilty of wing military dictators were far more Paraguay. desire for independence and identity as statistics pattern that will include dependable U.S. allies than the new subversion in Venezuela In ISM, the For the Reagan administration, however, an individual. fewer divorces and more children generation of elected governments. organization imposed mandatory economic *•• the democratic revolution has not been an and diplomatic sanctions against Cuba. produced by long, happy marriages. Never has Latin America been more The sharp drop in U.S. divorce rates unmixed blessing. Many Latin American Only Mexico refused to go along. The Newark Star-Ledger democratic or leu supportive of U.S. countries, while vigorously condemning the A year later, when the Johnson adminis- policies than it is now. Sandinistas in private, remain silent pub- tration sent 10,000 Marines to tie Domini- It is a source of frustration to the licly. can Republic to put down a political administration that no hemispheric govern- This circumspect attitude enables these uprising in which there was suspected ment backed President Reagan's bid for governments to placate local left-wing communist participation, the OAS lent its renewed military aid to Nicaragua's rebels Sprucing up the turnpike groups but has the side effect of leaving the support by agreeing to send an inter- last month. Reagan administration isolated within the American military force to that country. hen Governor Kean proposed in Reagan's announcement of a trade em- we present to people who only see us hemisphere. The administration often has The bulk of that force was made up of bargo against Nicaragua last week has his January State of the State from the turnpike. found itself in the position of being more personnel from countries under military Waddress that we begin to spruce received expressions of outspoken opposi- concerned about the security of Nicaragua's rule. The planting of all those trees is a tion from a number of friendly govern- up the New Jersey Turnpike with some neighbors than those countries themselves. cosmetic program first and foremost - ments. When the CIA was planning the Bay of trees, he meant business. Last week, The absence of vocal hemispheric support Pigs invasion in 1961, key logistical and and that's reason enough to cheer — but Mexico, Colombia and Venezuela - three the governor planted the first of three for Reagan's policies appears to have other support was provided by the military the greenery also will help clean up the of the four countries engaged in the Central million trees that will be planted along undermined the embargo against Nicaragua governments of Nicaragua and Guatemala. air and produce a healthier environ- American peace mediation process — have the roadway over the next five years. and also contributed to congressional The Reagan administration's problems ment. And that's a real plus. criticized the embargo along with Ecuador, resistance to a restoration of funding for the The massive beautification project, with independent-minded democracies ex- Bolivia, Argentina and Uruguay, all rela- Contras. the first initiative in a JerseyPride "Eventually," says the director of tively new democracies. tend well beyond Latin America. At last Latin American governments also have week's seven-nation economic summit in program, is aimed at improving the the Jersey Pride program, "you'll see The administration has been unam- been reluctant to join Reagan In demanding Bonn, the leaders of France, West Ger- major — and mistaken — impression a green belt from one end of the state biguously supportive of the restoration of that the Sandinistas Uve up to their 1079 many, Britain and Canada all expressed visitors get of New Jersey through the to the other." It will take awhile - and democratic rule in the hemisphere, con- commitment to St. Agnes Church. Atlantic High- Ave., Spring Lake. 1:30 p.m. $t, $5 at lands, will sponsor a trip to Norway, Iron Ore Road, Manalapan, son. May (Elizabeth), St7 Greenwood Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Eugenio Abbruzzese door. Avail, in advance Thursday 7-i off Ice 94MSM for tick** to this 16Mb 1. Laurence Harbor, daughter, May 6. (Rodriguez), 425 Division St., Long anniversary celebration. Swao*n and Denmark Coat 11649 per p.m. during run of play, reservations person, double occupancy. Call Mr and Mrs Bill Cook (Barbara), Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. George Jr. Branch, daughter, May 6. 7744671. If 1-0*76 or Stl-Orn. 6 Mistletoe Drive, Matawan, son, (Suzanne), 69 Skidmore Road, How- Dolly R. Thomas, 37 Leighton MAY 17 - MONDAY May 2. ell, daughter, May 6. Ave., Red Bank, son. May 6. Leonardo Memorial Post 111 OCTOBER 11-19 - Mr. and Mrs. Philip Castelino MONMOUTH MEDICAL Mr. and Mrs. Brian Meinken Trip to THREE LITTLE BAKERS American Legion will hold Its »th SATURDAY-SATURDAY (Tammy), 202 Lighthouse Drive, CENTER (Nancy McDonald), (3 Libby Place. DINNER THEATER L LONGWOOD annual Memorial Day parade The Caribbean Craisa sponsored by Lou Braaca Middletown, son, May 6. GARDENS By the Open Door. parad* will start promptly at 16 a.m. Hlgaasads Racraauoa Group Outside Freehold, son. May 1 •41.50 Leaves Red Bank 4 Haxlet Mr and Mrs. Edward Moore Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Michael Russoman- sharp at the corner of Leonard An. cabta; limited space. Info call Kay, (Barbara). 3«f W 5th Street. How- Sodini (Denise Leslie Collier), 30A no (Rita Riebesell), 12 Branch Road, and LeonanMll* Rd., Leonardo Or ZS1-16U after I. ell, daughter. May 4 Mulberry Court, Brielle. daughter. Oakhurst, son, May 6. -t The Register

MAY 13, 1985 ENTERTAINMENT 9A

MONDAY PRIME TIME SOAP OPERA UPDATE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 CBS News Fortune Scarecrow And Mrs. King Miss USA Pageant AIX MY CHILDREN: Ellen and e DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Unaware ONE LIFE TO LIVE: After her tin/' ti—.— Palmer stunned when the hotel Eugene writing advice-to- lovelorn apartment is robbed, Dorian insists riDly rww» FamKyFtud Reunion Movie: "Peyton Place: The Next Generation" chambermaid reveals on witness o column under pen name "Bettlna police arrest Gluletta for the crime. If^BSsJ M'A'8'H All Family P.M. Mag. C.Burnett MarvOrlffln stand that she found Ross and Lovelace," Calliope calls it disgust- Refusing to believe Tina's pleas that IWH Cynthia in bed. Refusing to believe o ing while Madeline thinks the she is not responsible for printing ABC News EM Tonight Hardcastle&McCormick Movie: "A Death In California" Cynthia's tale that Ross raped her column is fabulous. Shane, believing Victor's letter in the Banner pro- o Palmer orders Cynthia out of the Bo can help him track down the gram, Dint tells her to get out. OaUs News Century Movie: "1941" house. Just before Andrew tells Dragon in London, gets his boss to Meanwhile, on the dais, Vicki slaps o Palmer he's not his grandson get Bo's band a gig at the queen's Tina. Later, Mitch reveals he was ID Jarffsrsons Ind News Baseball: Minnesota Twins at New York Yankees Ind. News Palmer asks Daisy for another masquerade ball. Kim joins Bo, the culprit. Asa growing closer to chance. Having scattered Mike's Shane and Hope on their trip to Clover Jinx and Marco attracted to MacNeJ / lehrer The Heart Of The Dragon American Playhouse Pips ashes in Tibet, Erica considers London. At Tom's request, Abe tries one another. m Mori WKRP Movie: "Prom Night" Nt. Gallery Buarre Adam's offer of editing job onto convince Marlena not to stop RITUALS: C.J. accuses Carter of magazine. After Ellen gives him working as a psychiatrist. Todd m being in on his son's kidnapping. © Sanford Baseball: New York Mets at Atlanta Braves Nuclear War alibi, a grateful Ross swears he upset when Liz refuses to back his Brady brags to Dakota about his didn't kill Zach Spotting Mickey, music video for Janie. recent business success. Carter goes M'A'S-H Baseball: Philadelphia Phillies at Cincinnati Reds Black Sheep Squadron Adam asks Tad for an introduction. GENERAL HOSPITAL: Amy ahead with plans to drug Brady's Palmer contacts Nina and convinces calls for help when she hears a racehorse with Rick's help. C.J. ESPN SpoCir In B'baJI USFL Football: San Antonio Gunsllngers at Orlando Renegades her to come back home. Without reporter asking questions about bursts in on Brady and Dakota's funds, Cynthia asks Ross for help; he Bears Fraggle Movie: "The Dresser" Movie: "Mike's Murder" Tony's condition. Sean agrees to let moment together and speaks HtO offers her dishwashing job. Linda Felicia use Slater's office. In vitriolic words against Carter. Cher- Warner found dead. Radio 1990 Dragnet Movie: "Old Boyfriends' Cover Story Hollywood Slater's office with Frisco, Felicia ry urges Carter to make Dakota the m ANOTHER WORLD: Sally warns discovers map of Mexico and ware- Chapin girl for their new fashion TMC James Cagney Confd Movie: "Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory" Movie: "Death Hunt" Catlin Brittany will never give him house plans. When Celia's friend collection. up. Marley confused when Nancy from Haiti arrives in Port Charles, RYAN'S HOPE: Arriving In SHOW "Tranchcoat" Confd Movie: "Flrsstarter" "They Call Me Bruce?" says she saw her at disco. Marley she is delighted and Jimmy Lee France, Siobhan searches for Max's dreams she has a twin. After being p upset. When Derek makes certain native village Tiger tells Maggie O «v°" PI*". Tin LIVEI NY YANKEES kicked out of his bed by Casa. Dee Rick spots photo of Mike on Derek's she should move up her wedding to • * Nail Gtnantlon Is i VS. MINN. TWINS! disappears, but later reveals she desk, Derek claims the photo is of Dave because it would be great sizzling new myiliryl escaped a would-be rapist. Donna himself, not Mike. Rick tells Bobbi publicity before her fashion maga- spots Victoria reading Ben's good- he thinks Derek is Mike's natural zine cover is released. Dave finally bye letter to Marley Thomasina father. Anna hides jade statue at the agrees to early nuptials. Siobhan rushed to hospital with stomach Scorpios' apartment. Tests show calls Maeve, saying she's in France pains. Doctor believes her preg- Steve has minor heart problem, but but she wants her destination to be Concert band sets season closer nancy problems are stress-related. he refuses to heed Audrey's pleas to kept secret. Mac upset when Rachel remembers slow down. SANTA BARBARA: Augusta shat- band. This year, for instance, there Of the band's three tuba players, her life with Steven Frame GUIDING LIGHT: Rick attempts tered when she removes her ban- EATONTOWN - The Greater are 10 family groups within the band, two are a husband and wife team, AS THE WORLD TURNS: After to bring back Roxie's memory and dages and can't see. Joyce learns her Shore Concert Band ends its season according to the director. Mr. Richard and Mrs Lorett Hind- the Hayloft burns to the ground, forces her to remember an un- husband is dead. Learning Gina not Sunday, June 2, with its Annual Dr. David Averbach, surgeon and sley. Mrs. Nancy Herry. executive Frank suspects Jay and Kirk did it pleasant encounter in her childhood pregnant. Mason wonders how to use Spring Concert at Meadowbrook president of the band's executive secretary of the band, and her to collect insurance money Jay and concerning her friend Janet's older the information. Mason decides to School, here. Kirk plead their innocence and board, plays in the clarinet section daughter, Mrs. Lee Ann Arnts, head brother Bubba. Realizing finding make Gina give him a small fortune Each year, from September believe that Chuck and Rocco were while Mrs. Sarah Averbach, his librarian, both play clarinet. Lee Bubba is the key to Roxie's memory, to keep quiet. Maggie refuses to go through June, the organization gives responsible Craig returns from mother, plays concert bells. Dr. Ann Arnts is the band's concert he heads to Tulsa to locate Janet. on date with Warren. Hoping to a series of concerts in schools, Hong Kong and brings Dr Chen to Ronald Cohen and his son, Neil, play mistress and the director of chorus Disturbed by recurring memories of patch things up, Eden invites her churches, temples, shopping malls, Oakdale hospital to discuss his use of in the saxophone section and his for St. James Episcopal Church, her past, Roxie runs off. Arriving at mother to the wedding. Ted has a for civic groups and senior citizens acupuncture. Lucinda believes Dr daughter, Ilaina, is solo chair Eatontown Herry is the only re- apartment, Kirk believes she's left scuffle with Laken's new boyfriend. As a nonprofit cultural group started Chen's visit will land her seat on the French horn. Mrs. Sandra Cohen is maining charter member of the Springfield with Rick. Claire thrilled SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Re- In September of 1967, this organiza- board. Craig furious when he is concerts manager. Jim Bast, direc- band. when she learns she and Fletcher viving Liza, Hogan yells at her for tion is dedicated to playing all types instructed to be at meeting with tor of music for the Middle School in This year's spring concert will have compatible RH blood types. their being stranded on island. Suzi of music, from classical compo- Lucinda as soon as he gets off plane Wall, is the band's associate conduc- feature music that spans three Fletcher panics when he learns Ed wonders about going through with sitions of the 18th and 19th century Craig believes that Lucinda is trying tor and plays clarinet. His son, centuries, from Mozart to Glenn isn't compatible with Claire. Ed and her marriage to Cagney without the to the latest jazz of the 20th century Andrew, is in the trumpet section to keep him away from Sierra Fletcher arrange for Claire to Miller, from Beethoven to Irving best man. Hogan, being there. Dr. Henry Melnik, the band's Dr Gerald Gildenberg. solo flutist, Enjoying their honeymoon ocean receive shot of medication for RH Berlin. Finally Suzi is convinced to say "I founder and director, says it's a and his daughter, Lisa, are in the cruise, Bob and Kim meet Joe factor which she believes is vitamin One of the most loved pieces to be do" to Cagney. Sailor gives Hardy "labor of love" with people of all flute section, Paul and Mathew Kravitz, a lonely widower, and shot. access to mansion. During scuffle, performed by the Greater Shore ages with "no generation gap." The Breitenbach, identical twins, both Concert Band at its season closer is Princess Rosalinda of Gerolstein. LOVING: Fearing her baby dead. Hardy knifes Sailor Cagney and Suzi youngest member of the band is 10 play euphoniums. Mrs. Gerry Coffey the "The 3 Bs" - "The Big Band CAPITOL: Mark accuses Paula of Ava begs her sister Sheree to give head on their honeymoon A lonely and the oldest is the director is in the percussion section and her Bash." It is an arrangement by Bob hiring Myrna to spy on him andher her child in order to save her Justine seeks Quinn's affection and He said participants are not only son, Mark, is a trumpeter. Michael Lowden and includes music of Stan Clarissa in Pans Thomas lakes marriage to Jack. Sheree's husband consolation of all ages, but of many professions Kardos plays drums and his sister, Kenton, Count Basie. Duke ellington Wendy for a drink Sloane tells Zed Tug refuses to listen to Ava's offers YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: and vocations including doctors, Julie, plays the flute. and Glenn Miller Trey has no objection to her taking of a better lifestyle for their child if New York anchor position Watching Mr. Anthony gives Robert (Tyrone) dentists, professional musicians, she and Jack raise him. Jack won't a job. Jill continues to fantasize band directors, chemists, engineers, Clarissa help Terry with therapy believe Tony's claim that Ava will after his operation. Jarrett is im- about killing Kaye. this time by teachers, homemakers, salesmen, never give Jack the divorce. Patrick dumping poisonous snakes into her businessmen, and college, high pressed by her capability On concerned when Rose goes to bed Paula's orders. Ronni tells Myrna bubblebath. Ashley tells Victor that school and elementary school stu- MOVIE TIMETABLE with high temperature. Gwyn has Paula and Josh are lovers. Sloane Nikki is Jabot's leading model. dents. plans to wed Harry. Anniversary of Victor and Nikki argue after he "It is a fascinatingly interesting postpones start of her assignment to Vietnam makes Mike relive his days Information tor tha movie timetable la UA MIDOUTOWN V- be with Trey, unaware that he has expresses mistrust of Jack's group to direct," said Melnik, "and ptovlded by theatar oparatora Since movtee are Care Baara (PQ) 1 00. Rappm (PQ) 7 15 9 15 overseas. Jonathan builds barricade aublect to change It la recommended that read- UA MIOfXETOWN VI recently taken to Kelly's bed. motives. Victor later agrees to let a truly practical application of the era call tha theater to confirm correct tlmee Daepararataly Saaklng Suaan IPO-13) 1 00. and plans to kidnap Keith. Nikki take on the assignment. Matt's idom: "There is unity in diversity.'" MONHOUTH COUNTY UA MIDOUTOWN VII- fingerprints prove that he is Cora During the last 18 years there has •nuTHMOM CIMIHA I - Polloe AoaOwmy 2 (PQ-13) 1:18. 7:16. 9:16 Miller's son, Victor's brother. suck m> 7:20. a ao OCIAN TOWNSHIP been family participation in the STMTHMOM CINEMA II — •EAVIIW SOUAM CINIMA I- Moving VIotatJone (PO-13TO-13) J7 30. 0:20 Dungeon Maaler |P013) 7 45. 9:45 ASaURVRV PAfl" K SIAVWW SOUAM CINEMA It- EXHIBITORS WANTED LVMC I-THIATM • Coda of Silence (R) 10 00 BEAUTY CONTEST All-Male Adult Fllme (XXX) contlnuoua from MIDDLEMOOK I- noon through 11 30 p.m. Movlng VwaUona (PQ-13) 7:30. 9:20 MISS LYMC II-TKATM • MIOaUMOOK II HOME AND All-OIrt Adult Fllme (XXX) contlnuoua from ThTha llea lDDragon (PO-13) 7 20. 9 nooloon througthrou h 11:30 p.m. LEISURE TIME PAR~K CICINtMN A • RID SANK MOVIE* I- LEISURE SHOW Carl A. (JuanHa Two HoHott Naw Straight Fume (XXX) continuous Maak (PO-13) Ms » 40 from noon thrthrougt h 1130 p.m. BED SANK MOVIE* II- TO BE SELECTED COMING IN JUNE ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* Qotcha (PQ-13) 7 30. 0 30 R.P. ATLANTIC CINIMA I — SHMwaauRV TO Moving VloJatlone (PQ-13) 7:30. 9:15 SHMwaauajv PLAZA CINEMA I- AT THE ATLANTIC CINIMA II- I' BKapeody IPO) 7 30. 9 30 The Falcon I Tha Snowman |R) 7:16. 9:30 MJRV PLAZA CINIMA II- HOME AND LEISURE SHOW CONVENTION HALL ACNE IS NO JOKE IATONTOWN Loal In Amaru (Ft) 7.45. 9 45 ASBURY PARK COMMUNITY I- MwaweaunT PLAZA CINEMA m- JUNE 21-23 The Purple Roea of Cairo |PQ) 1 00, 7 X. » 2S Jual Ona of the Quya I PQ-131 7 46. 9:45 Noted? bu come up wit* proof mat matin, ecao help to nit j COMMUNITY II MIDDLEUX COUNTY medical authorities bav* reached UN coaciutoe that maay yoynjiten with eatere caaaa of Olrla Juel Want to Have Fun (PQ) 1:00, 7:38, IDKON acne often (ael "left oat" in the aoclal awtm. TUa baa bean known to lead MSNLO PARK CINEIIMMA I personality probleme KM Wllneaa (H) 1:30. 3:30, 5:30. 7 30. 9:30 Girls 17 thru 21 call ARMSTRONG ENTERPRIZES •AST MUNawKK MENLO PARK CINEMA II can treat lly In a (real majority of aflUNlWICK aOUAM CINIMA I- Ootoha (PQ-13) 1:48. 3 45 5 45, 7 45, 9 44 batn redece Ike amity of acne-end Uiij In lleell car, Dungeon Maater (PQ-13) 2 00. 3 55. 5 55, 7 55, WOOOaUUDOS 222-0636 222-0636 do wooden for t eenellive boy or Ctrl ff Mr taeaefer hah j tfcat you conauit 9:M CINEMA I- medlcauoa tor treatment, we will bave •RUN1WICH SOAIAM CINIMA II- your doctor aa tbe rorr llm lien aaeald be preacrlbe Juel One of tha Sura (PO-13) 2:00. 4:00. 8:00, Ruanara' Bnapeody IPO) 2:00. 3:48. 5 30. 7:30. It available la oar preacrtptloa la 8:00. 10.00 930 •KSIHOLO YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a delivery malHOLD CINIMA a- Juel Ona of the Ouya |PQ 131 2 00. 4 00. B 00 We will deliver promptly without extra charge A great many people Ootche (PO-131 7:30. 9:30 9:00. 10:00 mUMOLO CINEMA 8- •OMIR9IT COUNTY rely on us lor their health needo. We welcome request! for delivery Juet Ona of tha Suva IPO-13) 7:20. • » SOMIMET service and charge accounts. mUHOLD CINEMA 8- RUTOIM PLAZA CINIMA I- CROSSWORD Coda of Silence

Dear Ana Laaders: May I respond le "I was a self-serving egomaniac: The sacrifices I Tine la AMIeae, Texas." lac military wife who made were completely wasted oa him. Whea be felt trapped, aaderapprecialed aad depressed retired as wing commander he made a beautiful becaatc ike had la five ap so mack lot her Ann Landers speech and thanked everyone la the room but me. husband's career? Two years later we were divorced. I am now I know where she Is coming from. I gave up happier than I have beea la yean. No name, a college scholarship to marry "Jack." Now I Dear ABB Landers: The life of a military wife please — Just Sign Me "Born Again" can't gel even a third-rale Job because we never stinks. My husband Is an officer In the Air Force. Dear B.A.: Thanks for sharing your ttory. The know whea we'll be leaving. I toM my haibaad Oar entire existence revolves around HIM. If I next letter has a little different ring to it. last week If he re-enlists, oar marriage it ovor. had wanted to be so deeply involved In the Dear Ann Landers: Next year my husband will Tali life Isn't fit for a dog. - D.C. Corporal's Wife military I would have Joined the service myself. retire after 35 years in the U.S. Army. I am filled Dear C.W.: I was swamped with letter* from At "Abilene" laid la her letter. Old Uncle Sam with pride and respect for his career of service military wives. Some loved it, others loathed it. Is getting two people for the price of one. Every to his country. II has bees a life of adventure that The variety of opinions made fascinating reading. military wife I know feels as If she Is an spanned three continents. Oars wat a real Here's another point of view: appeadage to her husband — a nonperson. How partnership, rewarding and exciting. I wouldn't Dear Aaa Landers: My aasband speat M yea* sad that I was too young and too dumb to know change a single day of it. - Tampa Wife la the military. I wouldn't trade those yean for what was la store for me. Sip me — A Ton Of Dear Wife: Beautiful! My thanks to you and to a million dollars. Traveling all over the world was Regrets la Rapid City, S.D. the thousands of military wives whose very good the best education I could possibly have had. I Dear Ton: Sorry you are so miserable. Here's letters never made it into print. I enjoyed them learned so much from people whose backgroaads another letter from another military wife, in all. were different from my own. I knew when I Fargo, N D married my high-school sweetheart that It was Dear Ana Landers: I have listened to a lot of Do you feel awkward, self-conscious — lonely? going to be challenging at times bat 1 was going military wives complain endlessly about the Welcome to the club. There's help for you In Asm to love It because I loved him. — Betty la Naples, sacrifices they are making. I respectfully suggest Landers' booklet, "The Key to Popularity." Send Fla. that the problem It not the military, it's the 50 cents with your request and a long, stamped, Dear Betty: I suspect you would have been marriage. Looking back I can see the root of my self-addressed envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. Box happy anywhere. How do you like the next letter? misery stemmed from the fact that my husband 11MS, Chicago, III. 60811. Investigation shows falseness of beauty 'facts'

HI! either use an anti-static spray on the clothing I've been busy writing a beauty book. In the (follow directions on the can) or use a fabric process, I've discovered that people — me softener in the wash. included — have lots of' mythlaken" notions. For Hints from Heloise These should help cut down on the static example: buildup and help keep the cotton from clinging to Do you believe that skinny children grow up to his work clothes. - Heloise be skinny adults? It's not necessarily so. Kids and have been for years. The hint that I'm sending often keep thin because they zip around at jet hi is more of a safety measure than a hint. HANG DRY CLOTHES speed and thus bum off lots of calories. If they When I use my charcoal grill, which is placed Dear Heloise: Hanging blouses and Jeans to air slow down when they grow up and if they have far from the house, I fill a large metal container dry In the basement has always beea a hassle. poor eating habits and snack up on sweets, they'll with water and have It near the grill at all limes. Drying racks broke and were always In the way. gain weight just like the rest of us. One never knows when a flare-up might occur. In my basement, I have literally doieni of Do you think the reasons why milk is a "cure" With water nearby you are always prepared. — exposed water pipes overhead. I pat oa my for insomnia are psychological? You'll be Rosle thinking cap and bought two packages of shower surprised to learn that they're not. Whether the STATIC WORK CLOTHES curtain hooks and hung them on the water pipes milk is hot or cold, it's soothing because it Dear Heloise: My hvsband is an upholsterer In out-of-the-way places. 'contains a sleep-inducing amino acid. and he works with a great deal of cotton. He Now I can hang jeans, delicate slips, etc. to dry REOISTER/QREOO ELLMAN Do you avoid bread when you're dieting wears work clothes that are 65 percent polyester from the books without them being in the way or because it's "fattening?" You shouldn't. You and It percent cotton. The cotton he works with taking up valuable floor space. STYLES OF THE SEASON — Francine Jordon of Farmingdale, left, clings to the clothing and we can't get it off. need bread for a well-rounded diet. What makes I hope that your readers can use this idea to and Gina Petillo of Colts Neck model some of the clothes from PJ's Is there something I can either spray oa or put it fattening is the butter or jam you put on it. help utilize already available space at a very Fashions. Red Bank, which will be featured at the May 17 buffet hi the wash to help keep the cotton from clinging? Sometimes when we check out "facts" we minimal cost. — Jane Ryan luncheon and fashion show sponsored by the Woman's Club of Red discover there's no truth in them at all. — Heloiae - Paula Gcltner Bank The event will begin at noon in Shadowbrook Restaurant, Send a great hint to: Helolse, P.O. Box 3MM, My guest is that the polyester in his work Please be sure that the water pipes are sturdy Shrewsbury. Information on tickets is available from the luncheon San Antonio, Texas 71216 clothes conducts static electricity and attracts and the weight of the wet clothing doesn't pull chairman, Mrs. John Petillo, Red Bank. CHARCOAL GRILL SAFETY the cotton to the clothing. them down. We don't want any accidents. — Dear Helolse: I am a faltafal reader of yaws The best way to combat static electricity is to Heloise New drug limits damage of heart attack by dissolving clots

» LHTU L. CuLEMAN M D coronary artery and thus interfere Louis and at 12 other prestigious The obvious advantages of the new that is being investigated Many One of the most exciting new with the free flow of blood and centers, almost 150 patients were drug are so great that it is thought other methods are being tried to advances in modem medicine has oxygen to the heart muscle. It is said treated with t-PA. A similar number that t-PA may replace all the drugs widen the coronary arteries that just been released by the Federal that 75 to 80 percent of all heart Your Hoalth of patients with heart attacks caused that were previously used to dissolve have been narrowed by piaque Drug Administration. A new drug, t- attacks are caused by such blockage by blood clots were treated with blood clots in the coronary arteries. buildup. It Is pathetic to learn that of the coronary artery. PA. is said to interrupt heart attacks another drug, streptokinase. This is a most encouraging scien- any such exciting research is being in the early phases. The preliminary Dr. Burton E. Sobel, chief of hampered by the lack of allocated Because of the remarkable ca- clot, the muscle function is im- tific advance. The trials, done under studies show that this drug is twice cardiology at Barnes Hospital and funds by federal, state and city pacity of the drug to dissolve the paired. The result is that the heart the jurisdiction of the National as effective as any of the drugs that Washington University in St. Louis, Heart, Lung and Blood Institute in agencies. are currently in use. blood clot, damage to the heart does no^ adequately continue to pump Mood throughout the body. said, "Within SO minutes of ad- Bethesda, Md . are already most When one considers the enormity muscle is kept to a minimum. minstration, the clot was dissolved Consequently this vastly improves Dissolving the blood clot very early encouraging. I am certain that of monetary waste in planning to T-PA is short for tissue in two-thirds of the patients who before long, newer drugs of the same avoid nuclear destruction, one is plasminogen activator It functions the patient's chance for recovery. vastly increases the chances for recovery. received t-PA and only one-third of order will be found to further overwhelmed by a basic sense of in a remarkable way by dissolving When a heart muscle is deprived the patients who received strep- increase survival rate. immorality. Scientific research, in blood clots that have lodged in a of blood and oxygen because of a At Washington University in St. tokinase." T-PA Is only one of the techniques its continuance, prolongs life. IN BRIEF ENGAGED Standard flower show is Wednesday MIDDLETOWN - The public is mens and an education exhibit. Society opens museum invited to participate in a minimum Entry chairman is Mrs. Edwin standard flower show, "A Taste of Forrest. with 'Then and Now' Gassert-Janesko Muscenti-Loew Italy," on Wednesday. The Village A standard flower show meets Garden Club of Middletown and requirements set by the National The Middletown Historical Society Deep Cut Park of the Monmouth Council of State Garden Clubs. The KEANSBURG - Mr and Mrs EATONTOWN - Carole Ann Cor- recently opened its museum at County Park System are sponsoring best artistic design entry will be Raymond Janesko Sr . 18 tese, 12SB Eatoncrest Drive, an- Croydon Hall. Leonardo, with its the event, which is scheduled for 1 awarded the National Council Beaconlight Ave . announce the en- nounces the engagement of her first exhibit, "Middletown: Then and to 7 p.m. at the park, Red Hill Road. "Creatvity Award." The best in the gagement of their daughter, Lori daughter, Carol Ann Loew, to Mark Now." a display comparing old and The show will feature flower horticulture division earns the Janesko, to James Gassert, the son Thomas Muscenti, the son of Mr. and current views of township sites. The arrangements, horticulture speci- "Award of Excellence." of Mr. and Mrs. George Gassert, 25 Mrs. Thomas Muscenti, 2 Thompson museum will be open Saturdays Oregon Ave., Hazlet. Ave, Leonardo. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays Miss Janesko was graduated from The bride-elect attended Moo- from 1 to 4 p.m. Mater Dei High School. New Mon- mouth Regional High School, Tinton The society plans to including mouth, and Katharine Gibbs School, Falls, and is assistant administrator changing exhibits, a permanent col- New York. She is employed by J. at Sam Goody's, Monmouth Mall, lection of township artifacts and a Henry Schroder Bank and Trust Co., Eaton town She is also the daughter YOUR HOROSCOPE library of township history. New York. of John Charles Loew. 300 Linda St., Croydon Hall was formerly Her fiance was graduated from Belford Mark Mnseentl, Drynock Farms, the home of Melvin By Stella Wilder What another may have been keep- Raritan High School, Hazlet, and Her fiance attended Middletown Carol Aaa Loew A. Rice, a businessman and a leading MONDAY, MAY 13 ing from you is vouchsafed to you Union Technical Institute. He is High School South and attends Brick Middletown citizen of the early Bricktown. He is employed by West Born today, you have many now. Keep confidences to yourself. employed by L.J. Gonzer Associates, Computer Science Institute, decades of the century. He was Ward Inc. talents, but are inclined to be some- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Added Red Bank, and Shop-Rite, Hazlet. president of the Middletown and what thy and retiring so that, responsibilities appear not to faxe rather *h«" •friniqg at you might, New Jersey boards of education. you today. The superman — or you may appear dull With maturity The property was purchased in woman — image suits you for now. LOSE 30 POUNDS should come the ability to cover VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - 1946 by Dr John M. Carr who opened Spring crafts fair starts shyness with a kind of bravado than the Croydon Hall Academy, a pri- Stick to a program of diet, exercise, NEW YORK - More than 250 OR MORE BY SUMMER enables you to come out of your work. play. You should be feeling vate boys' school, at the site in 1(47. shell and to show your skills in their The township purchased the prop- professional craftspeople from 30 your old self in no time. states will participate in the 2nd full glory. You will have to take LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 22) - erty in 1978 and has since used the can at this point that you don't building for offices. The ground floor Annual WBA1 Spring Crafts Fair, Naturally* Expand your efforts in only one scheduled for Friday to Sunday and direction. To try to do more is to is leased by the society for the natural UfeStyle" proudly announces the Qrand Strive for a happy medium to museum. May 31 to June 2 in Columbia court failure along several lines. University's Ferris Booth Hall, 115th Opening of clinics throughout the Mew York, Mew Jers* achieve best results. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Any area resident who is willing to Street and Broadway. Show hours metropolitan areal You are highly ambitious, but you Your pleasure-seeking personality loan materials of historical value to will be 5 to 9 p.m. each Friday, noon tend to keep your goals to yourself. finds much to encourage it today. the society is asked to contact to 8 p.m., Saturday, and noon to ( • Your weight loss of 3-7 lbs. per week is assured—riaturallyl Consequently, when you achieve All experiences are enjoyable. them, there will he many surprised Randall Gabrielan, president, P.O. p.m., Sunday. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. Box 434, Middletown, N.J. 07741. • You'll receive Individual guidance ft support from our people, even from among dose Professional UfeStyle Mvison-ttaturallyl friends who thought they knew you 21) - Perseverance and determina- well. Whether man or woman, you tion win the day, even when hither- • Your permanent weight loss Is guaranteed with our natural to falling endeavors are concerned. Matawan women elect UfeTtme Program—naturally I will take great Joy from your home C.B.S. and family. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) - • Ho Drugs • no Expensive Prepackaged roods • Mo Exercise • Clandestine meetings serve to Joanne Rinaldi, Morganville, has Also bom on this data are See make you a winner on the one hand, been elected president of the SUPERMARKET • no Crash Diets • lio Hunger—You Lose Weight— naturally! Arthur, actreee; Stevie Wonder, but may gain you an enemy on the Matawan Junior Women's Club, 36 MAIN ST. ttnoer, composer. other. succeeding Jill Ratcliffe of Call your nearest natural 1 . "CenterforarYee To set what is in store for you Matawan. Rinaldi has served as KEANSBURG Consultation plus our Qrand Open i Special! tomorrow, find your birthday and AOUARius (Jen. 2O-Feb. IS) - home life chairman this year. read UM corresponding paragraph. Among the many poetiblUUat for sain during the day, one stands out. Other new officers elected were 50% OFF GRAND OPEN ING SPECIAL Let your birthday star be your daily Mary Pat Marcello. Aberdeen, first ftecogniteUsi one and you're home MUCK nn* natural UfeStyle" will make a donation to the guide. fret vice-president: Joan Camello, TUESDAY, MAY 14 Holmdel, second vice president; American Cancer Society for each new client who enrolls before March 30.1963. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - A •ISOit (fen. 19-Maroh 20) - Rosemary Jumper, Matawan, re- STEAK 99* good day (or proving how capable Have UM Murage of your convic- cording secretary; Marie Costa, you are when it comet to working tions today Otherwise, you will not Aberdeen, corresponding secretary, JERSEY NUMBER GAME In tandem with another. be believed later on whin you stats and Kathy White, Matawan, your prUMrttlM Pick any 3 Numbers Marlboro >Mvcr QEMINI (Mey 21-June 20) - treasurer. 536-8100 929-2700 Make sure your release from obli- ARM! (Marsh fli-Aa* 19) - One Membership information may be you can play gation is greed to by all. Otherwise, who haj mmin rescued you from from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. obtained by contacting Marcello, 9 671-8822 though you please some, you dis- *** Noble Place, Aberdeen, or by writ- 7 days a week please others. ing the club at PO Box 354, CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Matawan. N.J. 07747 WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER g^K TheRegfcter

KEN Surging Mets down Phils, 3-2

DEMPSEY striking out one. suggested that Orosco's concentration had Juan Samuel from leadoff to sixth in the NEW YORK (AP) - Ron Darling and "Darling didn't have his real good stuff lapsed because of the big lead. He came into batting order. Jesse Orosco put the finishing touches today. He was missing a little bit," Mets the Sunday game protecting a one-run lead. "Maybe I'll make some more changes," yesterday on a run of dominant pitching that Manager Dave Johnson said. "He was tiring "I was ready to go," Orosco said. "Maybe Felske said. "The clutch hits are still has helped the New York Mets amass the after seven, but when you can hold a club best record in baseball. the only thing I'd do different with a three- missing." to two runs without your best stuff, that's run lead Is start a guy off with a strike. But The Mets' decisive run scored on a three- The Mets won their sixth in a row, beating pretty outstanding." In a situation like today, you can't afford to base error by Samuel, the Phillies' second Philadelphia 3-2, to run their record to 19-8 In Orosco's previous appearance, in relief let guys get on base, so you try to hit the baseman. Danny Heep, playing for the Darling worked the first seven innings, of Darling last Tuesday night, Orosco gave corners." injured Darryl Strawberry, scored it. Heep Hats off allowing two runs — the first runs by the up two runs in the ninth inning of a 4-3 The loss was the sixth in a row for the had two hits, Including a double that helped opposition in four games — on six hits. victory over Atlanta — the last two runs Darling, 3-1, walked three and struck out Phillies, and Manager John Felske said the Mets score a run in the fourth. allowed by the Mets until the Phillies scored there might be some more lineup changes. "The fundamentals we needed today we four. Orosco pitched the final two innings for a run In the third inning Sunday. his fourth save, giving up one hit and On Sunday, Felske moved Mike Schmidt to didn't get," Felske said. "When things go to Neptune After Orosco's previous outing, Johnson third from the cleanup spot and dropped bad, they go bad." ats off to Neptune High School for two reasons. This past week, the Hschool's athletic committee voted to Knicks win hire both Larry Hennessy and John Amabile to coach their boy's basketball and football teams, respectively. The Hennessy decision was a mild surprise while the Amabile selection Ewing pick confirmed a story which appeared In last Sunday's Register about the former Wall NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Knicks, who coach heading to land of the Scarlet had almost nothing but bad luck for almost a year, Filers had a change of fortune that could last many years For Hennessy it's a return to school yesterday when they won the National Basketball where he had coached for 22 seasons, Association lottery and the right to pick Patrick capturing 18 Shore Conference "A" Ewing No. 1 in the June 18 draft. Division North titles and nine Shore "It takes a lot of the suspense out of who we're Conference crowns. going to pick," said Dave DeBustchere, the Knicks' But following the 1978-79 season, vice president and former star forward, after New Hennessy's contract was not renewed. It York but the 7-1 odds against winning the lottery teems that Hennessy's track record In over six other NBA teams. "It will mean a lot to the state tournament finals had reached us. Patrick is a marvelous competitor and we're its limit. He had come up short too many happy to have him. We've had our share of bad times and thus his exit. breaks the past year and hopefully this is the start of a new regime. After a year at Brookdale College, Hennessy was back on the high school "The bad breaks should be behind us. This was circuit again as the head man for Mater one of the most frustrating years of my life." Dei. And In four years, he took a Debusschere sees the Knicks' fortunes changing struggling program to the top of the "C" with the imminent arrival of Ewing, a 7-foot center Division with four divisional crowns to from Georgetown University. Ewing was a three- his credit. And his 87-18 record was more time All-America and the 1984-85 college season's than an eye-catcher Player of the Year. With his size, speed, agility, temperament and attitude, experts view him as a But Hennessy was on the out once player who could make an NBA team a cham- •gain when Mater Del let him go pionship contender for several years. following the 1984-86 season. This past year Hennessy was out of basketball and "I wasn't hoping for a particular team," Ewing Its no secret that he felt like a fish out said at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. of water. "I just wanted to get it over with. I was so anxious and keyed up. I think I'm capable of handling any Hennessy had been looking elsewhere challenge that will come." for a basketball Job He had applied for the still-open Ocean Towsnhip job and "I think Pat wouldve had a significant impact was rumored to be one of the top on any of the seven teams," said Ewing's agent, candidates for the spot. But Hennessy David Falk. "But In New York, I think he's going pulled his name out of the running saying to have a particularly high impact. And also with that he only wanted to return to Neptune. the league being centered in New York, he's going THE REGISTER/CARL ANDREWS to have an entertainment impact on the entire QUICK START — Over 200 runners participated in effort. Lulu Weschler of Matawan was the women's winner Hennessy may have taken a gamble by league." yesterday's Rumson Fair Haven Co-op Five Mile Run with with a 32:56 clocking while Joe OiFeo and Melame Kean putting all of his eggs In the Neptune See Ewing Page 3B A.J. Bruder of Rumson taking the men's crown with a 25:10 were the respective winners of the Fun Run. opening. But he wanted to return to the high school coaching ranks but by his admission he wanted to return to Neptune and only Neptune. And rightly to, he got his wish last Wednesday night Off-season play keys ]\Jiddletown North's success And while long-time Neptune assistant Russ Walling waits for his shot as top man for the Scarlet Fliers, one has to After experiencing one of his no such problems this year. in that game," Veth said. "But I of its two reamining conference Even if the Spartans lose, they can agree with the decision of Hennessy to rare losing seasons In baseball at The Lions have two solid pitch- don't want to look ahead to that games. still win the title if they beat St. return. Walling will get his chance Middletown High School North ers In junior Glenn Spencer (7-0) game. We have a conference game No. 4 Rumson-Fair Haven Re- John Vianney Thursday or RBC though. He will just have top wait a little High School head coach Rich Veth and senior Scott Nielsen (6-2). with Matawan tomorrow and gional (15-4) is another team that loses to Long Branch, longer than he had anticipated. decided to enter his players as a "Nielsen is my number one that's a must game for us." has been playing solid baseball of Mater Del (12-4-1) slipped two team into the Ed Carleton pitcher," Veth said. "He has two The Lions play Keyport in a non- late. The Bulldogs have won 11 of places to sixth in the poll while The Amabile story goes a little deeper. Baseball League last summer losses because I pitched him conference game Wednesday and their last 12 games and play host Red Bank Catholic. Long Branch Neptune lost their previously-selected "I put them Into the league against the top teams. Nielsen has then plays host to Wall Saturday in to Mater Dei Wednesday in a "C" (9-4), Wall (9-6) and Shore Re- grid Iron coach more than a week ago because It would help them get to * good fast ball and Spencer's best a quarterfinal round of the Mon- North showdown. The winner of gional (15-5) round out the Top 10, when St. Peter's of New Brunswick's Sal know each other and work on their pitch Is a slider." mouth College Invitational. that game will be in good position respectively, Mistretta resigned from his post before mistakes," Veth said. "I was The Lions have plenty of hitting Freehold Township (1S-3) has a to win the "C" North cham- ^^m^^^^^mm——i even stepping on the field. trying to turn it around from last led by veteran third baseman win streak of its own with six in a pionship although both teams will year •• Darin Ehehalt, who is batting an row and plays Christian Brothers still have one conference game left ID And it was no secret that Neptune was The move has paid off and the even .800 with 32 hits in 64 at bats. Academy tomorrow before its big Friday. Mater Dei plays Holmdel I UI IU looking to fill that spot as quickly as Lions (15-4) have won nine in a row He has 10 doubles andleads the game with Middletown North. while Rumson meets Henry possible. To Neptune's credit they did and are currently tied for first in Lions in RBI's in with 24. Another Hudson. j_ Freehold Twp (14-3) move quickly with the selection of the Shore Conference "A" solid hitter Is utility man Brian Manasquan (13-3-1) remains in Ocean Township (15-4) is fifth in 2 Middletown North (144) Amabile. Division North race with Freehold Kernan (.435). third place, but the Big Blue still this week's poll. The Spartans 3. Manasquan (13*1) Township Although possessing a Middletown North has a busy trails Lakewood in the "B" South have clinched at least a tie for the 4. Rumson-FH Reg H5-4I Amablle's next stop in the coaching long win streak, the Lions remain week highlighted by a showdown race. Manasquan beat Lakewood, "B" North race with only No. 7 5 Ocean Twp (15-4) ranks has been more publicized than one second In the weekly Register Top with Freehold Township Thursday 6-1, last week, and has the same Red Bank Catholic (13-6-1) still 6. Mater Dei (12-4-1) wouldve Imagined. First he resigned 10 poll behind the . 1 Patriots, night. The Lions lost to the number of conference losses, but alive. The Spartans have a two- 7 Red Bank Cath (13+1) from Wall, then he was reported to be The Lions had plenty of hitting Patriots in their first meeting, 3-2. the Big Blue has a 7-7 "B" South game lead on the Caseys. 8. Long Branch (9-6) coming back and then Charlie Walters last year, but were hurt by errors in nine innings. tie with Point Boro and must hope Ocean plays RBC tomorrow and 9 u/all (9-6) gets the Crimson Knights' job. But he and Inconsistent pitching. Veth has "We left too many men on base for Lakewood to lose at least one a win gives it the championship. 10 Shore Reg (13-5) resigned due to too much outside pressure. Over the last two weeks, it became apparent that Aambile wouldn't be returning to Wall. While there were Celtics race past well-rested Philadelphia many people who did indeed want him back there were just too many who around," said McHale. "We did a good job didn't want him back. There reasons BOSTON (AP) - The Boston Celtics got while holding the 76ers' centers and for- Parish, who had 13 rebounds, four blocked wards to 44 points. snots and eight turnovers "has been very of moving ourselves on offense and defense varied but the bottom line was that the the inside track in their National Basketball and that's the key. You've got to stay latter outnumbered the former on Association Eastern Conference final with The inside strategy had its drawbacks as aggressive," said Boston guard Dennis 76er guard Maurice Cheeks had many open , Johnson. "It's just a matter of getting him active." Amabile's possible return. Philadelphia by getting the ball inside, and "The Celtics were very patient on Amabile is excited about bis new spot. that left the 76ers with just an outside shot shots in the first half, when he hit six of eight the ball where he wants it. field-goal attempts and scored If of his "Once Robert gets a few, he'll run up and offense," said Jones. "We didn't have any Maybe the new surroundings will be good at victory. patience on offense ... When they got a for him. He wants to give the Neptune team-high 27 points. Malone, who averaged down the court looking for more," he added. Philadelphia had no duo todea l with the 26.5 points per game against Boston during "No center* can keep up with him." rebound or loose ball, they got it up the court community what they have been looking offensive power of twin towers Robert real fast and created a lot of opportunities." for - a competitive "A" Division North Parish and Kevin McHale. On defense, the regular season, was held to seven field "We did a good job of moving the ball team. Boston sagged on the big men and invited goals and It points. His task won't be an easy but that's not the 76ers to connect from the perimeter. The 76ers, the NBAs 1963 champions, had to say that he can't reach his goals. The The result was a 108-93 victory for the been off for six days. The Celtics, the fact that this whole situation has been Celtics in yesterday's opener of the best-of- defending champions, didn't wrap up their Lendl tops McEnroe in resolved is the biggest news here. There seven series that resumes here tomorrow conference semifinal with Detroit until were two parties who got there respec- night. Friday night. tive wishes — those who wanted "One of the things that we've always tried Despite the busy schedule, Boston was Amablle's official exit from Wall and to do is get the ball down low," said McHale. strong down the stretch. those who wanted a more than capable "The Celtics played aggressively outside, The benefit of rest "is pretty overrated," Tourney of Champions football coach for Neptune. but that didn't hurt us as much as the inside said Celtics' guard Danny Ainge. "I'd rather To date there are now three open game," said Philadelphia forward Julius play every other day of the year. The longer football spots in Monmouth County: Erving. you wait, the longer you have to think about NEW YORK (AP) - When the firing doesn't happen again." Wall, Mater Del and Rumson. While the For much of the game, the 76ers used 6- it. Just go out and play." ended yesterday at the West Side Tennis Lendl rode his power game — serves and only basketball openings exist at Ocean foot-10 Moses Malone, 6-t Bobby Jones and "The only way It hurt us was on instinct Club, Ivan Lendl had the Tournament of groundstrokes off both sides — to the easy and Middletown South. My guess for the 64 Charles Barkley to guard the 7-foot plays," said 76er guard Clint Richardson. Champions title and the praise of his victory. The depth and power of his strokes Ocean spot would have to be former Parish and the 6-10 McHale. "They were quicker on the loose balls and defeated opponent, John McEnroe. kept McEnroe either pinned on the baseline Manasquan coach Sean McCarthy. In the first half, when he was guarded things like that." "It wasn't a case of my playing that or flailing away in midair as he was passed And for the football jobs. Well, I don't primarily by Barkley and Jones, McHale Cheeks got the last six points of the first badly," McEnroe was quick to admit after consistently. know. But hare's an Interesting possi- scored 22 of his career playoff high » points. half to draw the 76ers to within 57-41 at the6-3,6-J drubbing he took from Lendl. "He bility. How about former Rumson coach In toe second half, when he was (warded Intermission, and Philadelphia took its first played a good match." "I'm definitely playing better now than I Joe Barley-Maloney to go to Wall. It is primarily by Barkley, Parish had 16 of his lead since midway through the opening The victory gave Lendl his second T of C have In my career," Lendl said. "I've been an interesting thought. Barley-Maloney 16. quarter on a jumper by Malone that made crown, his first came in 190, and his second working hard, and it's (the benefits) coming has been looking at spot In Tennessee but "We made the halftlme adjustment only the score 77-76 with 11:14 left in the game. victory over McEnroe in the last month. a UtUe early. I didn't expect it for another it's nothing official. to get our own game going," said Barkley, McHale came back with two free throws Lendl, who beat McEnroe in the French six or nine months." Sounds like a good possibility but it who was plagued by foul trouble. "I doubt to give Boston the lead for good. With the Open last year, also defeated him In April was just a thought. you'll see that again in the series." score 86-», Boston outacorad Philadelphia In a tournament in Tokyo. Instead, Lendl played the perfect power Boston's frontcourt, which got 13 points 104 In the last 6:21. Bird and Parish had "Last year I lost here badly and won the tennis game on this day, giving a lesson to from Larry Bird, finished with 87 points eight points each In that decisive stretch. French Open," Lendl said. "I hope that the New York left-hander. Thr MAY 13, 1985 4 SPORTS BRIEFS Keansburg shooting for C North title

Monmouth honors student-athletes Except for an occasional good run at the title." Luzier, however, isn't looking that losing, 7-4. season in football, Keansburg High A trio of seniors have been one of far ahead. There has been some shuffling in the remaining seven teams in the collected 66 hits which included School has not has much success in the big reasons for the success of the 'We have a conference game with EST LONG BRANCH — Top 10 poll with "B" North cham- "The record indicates the 10 doubles, 12 home runs and 50 athletics, but this year's Softball Titans this season. Red Bank Regional Wednesday," he pion Long Branch (12-2) moving up outstanding coaches and RBI's on the season. Jack Forbes team has been a notable exception. Catcher Jackie Manoes has been said. "That's a big game for us and W The Titans (13-3) won three more the top hitter with a .465 average. we're not looking past them." one position to fourth place. The student-athletes we have here at of Leonardo finished with a .347 Monmouth College," were the average and slugged 11 home games last week and remained in She doesn't have too much power, Middletown South has clinched a Branchers clinched the cham- words Athletic Director Jim runs. Kevin Case of Eaton town first place in the Shore Conference but gets on base half the time. The tie for the "A" North championship pionship with an 18-1 rout of Asbury Colclough used in addressing proved to be Monmouth's top "C" North softball race with an 8-2 power hitter is shortstop Cindy and has only to beat either Man- Park last week. over IN athletes, coaches and pitcher. The freshman right- record. Mater Dei, however, is only Hopkins. She is batting .425 and alapan tomorrow or Matawan Re- administrators at last weeks' All- hander, a former Monmouth a half game behind with a 7-2 league included in her hits are three home gional Thursday to wrap it up. mark. runs. First baseman Laura Sports Banquet held at Squires Regional standout, struck out 75 Manasquan (11-0), the "B " South Keansburg s winning streak keeps Heatherington is the third senior Pub. batters in 75 innings which placed leader, remains in second place with TOP 10 them in sixth place In the weekly standout. Colclough was alluding to the him as one of the top strikeout three more wins last week. The Big (act the 1964-85 school year saw pitchers in the ECAC. Register Top 10 poll. Unbeaten Also hitting the ball well is junior Middletown South (15-0) continues second baseman Cheryl Smith. She Blue is the only other unbeaten team 1. Middletown South (15-0) the Hawks' all-sports record rise Softball in the county. Under the helm of first-year to lead the ratings as it has done all is also a defensive standout. Junior 2. Manasquan (11-0) to 100-7S-1, in only its second year No. 3 Middletown North (12-3) 3. Middletown North (12-3) of Division I. This year marl r\ head coach Ginger Sulovoski, the season. righthander Kim Sicilian) is the also won three games last week, but 4. Long Branch (12-2) clearly surpasses last years' Lady Hawks finished 17-7 this Keansburg coach Jum Luzier number one pitcher with an 11-3 the Lions are unfortunate to be in 5. Shore Reg (13-3) 68-94 finish. year and captured the Cos- hasn't been surprised at this record. the same division ai Middletown 6. Keansburg (13-3) Baseball mopolitan Conference crown. season's success. The big game for the Titans will Sooth. Both of its conference losses 7. Mater Dei (13-4) After going 2-18 in 1984. the "We were 14-7 last year and lost be Saturday when they play Mater were to Middletown South although 8. Freehold (9-4) Hawks improved to 12-24 this Track only one player from that team," Dei In a makeup game. Keansburg 9. Neptune (10-7) year Competing for the first The highlight of the track Luzier said. "I knew that this would beat the Seraphs in its first meeting, the Lions took South into extra 10. Red Bank Cath (9-7) year in the Metropolitan season was a third-place finish by be the year that we would make a 5-4. innings in their last meeting before Baseball Conference, Monmouth Ed Hendricks of Matawan, Brad finished with a 4-6 conference Williams, Brian O'Connell of mark which placed them fifth. Wall, and Pete Ward of Spring Ron Ivanicki of Colts Neck, led Lake in the Distance Medley at Generals the Hawks in batting with a 455 the Rutgers' Relays. The average All totaled, Ivanicki foursome clocked in at 10:05:66 Jersey Shore bows in final sneak past EST LONG BRANCH - for us," Malick said. "It was one The Jersey Shore AAU 19- of the best games I've seen him Wand-under team stayed play He really hustled, and the Baltimore with the Newark YMCA for a rest of the team, did also, but we half but tired in the second half tired in the second half. and dropped a 111-88 decision in "Our starters played well," EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - the finals of the first Jersey Malick noted "And that's not to The Baltimore Stars paid a little too Shore AAU Basketball Shootout say that our reserves didn't. But much attention to Herschel Walker yesterday at Monmouth College Newark has more overall depth and the New Jersey Generals run- Jersey Shore led most of the than us and it showed today ning game in the closing minutes first half but fell behind just beacuse we had to play two yesterday, and Doug Flutie and Sam before halftime and never was games within a span of six Bowers made them pay the price. able to catch up in the second hours ' Flutie scored on a 5-yard keeper half The Shore AAU trailed. The Jersey Shore AAU de- with 1 39 to play to cap an 81-yard 49-47. at the half feated Delaware Valley in one of drive as the Generals edged Balti- "We just ran out of gas." the semifinals yesterday morn- more 10-3 in a United States Foot- Jersey Shore AAU coach Woody ing as Paterno scored 29 and ball League game Malick said. "We didn't have the Fernando Sanders added 19. The Walker had his sixth straight 100- depth to play two games in one Newark YMCA gained the finals yard rushing game as the Generals day We have a good second with with a 119-117 win over raised their record to 8-4 this season string, but Newark has a great Madison Square. and avenged an earlier loss to second team " Two of the teams scheduled to Baltimore Camden's Louis Banks led the compete in the tournament didn't The loss put a dent in the Newark YMCA with 16 points show up which created some defending USFL champion Stars Franz Volcy, a junior at Seton problems as far as scheduling playoff hopes, dropping them to 5-6-1 Hall Prep, added 14 while Der- was concerned with six games remaining this rick McGee (Elizabeth) had 13 "A team from Buffalo was season and Pat Laguerre (St. Mary's of supposed to come." Malick said. Flutie keyed the Generals game- Jersey City) 12. "But their coach got into an auto winning, seven-play drive by hitting Center Alah Abdelnaby a 6-10 accident and they couldn't make Bowers on a 46-yard pass which put junior from Bloomfield High it. them on the Stars' 30. ASSOCIATED PRESS School, was held to eight points, "The Spruce Hill Hawks "Doug gave a good bootleg fake TOUGH TO TACKLE — Running back Herschel second half action of yesterday's USFL game at but Malick was impressed with iPhiladelphiai didn't show up," that the linebacker took hard," said Walker (34) of the New Jersey Generals runs over Giants Stadium. The Generals downed the Stars, him nevertheless Malick added. "And that gave us Bowers "I came across and was all Antonio Gibson (23) of the Baltimore Stars during 10-3. "We managed to hold him the most trouble, but their coach alone. It was just a matter of me 1 down, but he's just a junior and called me tonight and apologized catching the ball. I knew we needed 24. zone for his sixth touchdown of the yards and now has 1,450 on the every Big East and Atlantic He said that the bus they had a big play so I just tried to catch as "We were playing a nine-man season. ground this season. Coast Conference school has chartered never showed up and much as I could." front to stop the run," said Lush. Roger Ruzek, who earlier missed Flutie finished the game 18 of 22 contacted him." they weren't able to get any other Baltimore Coach Jim Mora said "They play-actioned to get me to two field goals, had tied the game for 121 yards and also rushed five Christian Brothers Academy transportation." safety Mike Lush was responsible force the run and I never saw with 7:23 to play on a 19-yard field times for 39 yards. Stars quar- standout Joe Paterno led the Malick expects to have the for the coverage on the tight end, Bowers until he caught the ball." goal. The kick capped a 13-play, 65- terback Chuck Fusina was 10 of 25 Jersey Shore AAU with 25 points tournament again next year. Bowers, . Walker picked up eight yards yard drive that stalled at the Stars' for 99 yards. But he threw three while Bob Scrabis (Red Bank "It's been a learning ex- "It was a blown coverage," said rushing on the next two plays, and 2-yard line. interceptions. Catholic) and Mike Hart (Long perience this year," Malick said Mora. "We had someone assigned to then Flutie rolled left and The only score of the first half Branch) both scored 18. "But it should be bigger and the guy man-for-man, but he didn't scampered 18 yard* to the Stars' 4. came on a 42-yard field goal by The Generals missed another "Scrabis had a very good game better next year " cover him." After Walker was thrown for a David Trout early in the second scoring opportunity at the end of the Bowers' catch came on a second- yard loss, Flutie rolled right, cut the quarter. third quarter when Lush blocked a Roberts captures two titles and-five play from the New Jersey ball upfield and dived into the end Walker rushed 29 times for 118 36-yard field goal attempt by Ruzek.

AST FREEHOLD - Stacey Hay Long, ridden by Lindsley Roberts, riding Little One, Zapf, and Clipper, owned by the Nordiques down Flyers Ewon both the Special Hunter Wits End Farm in Jackson, tied IB£Ty

200 Hwy. 35, Keyport 264-1600 IT* Mr TO PIT TO TOM* FOKO • MAY 13, 1985 Tin' Sunberg's ninth-inning single rallies Royals past Yanks

KANSAS CITY (AP) - Jim a ID-game losing streak to New Dixon, 3-1, who entered the game Brewers pushed across five runs in Annas' 180th and 200th career triumph over the Detroit Tigers. Sundbergs single with the bases York. with an earned run average of 1.52 the fifth Inning. homers and a solo shot by Rich Bannister, 2-3, who had been loaded off relief ace Dave Righetti Blue Jays I, Marlacrs i that led the American League and Paul Householder led off with a Gedman in collecting his first road struggling with a 6.00 earned run •cored pinch-runner Buddy Bian- TORONTO - Ranee MuUlniks left in the third with a 2.53 ERA. walk and went to third on Jim triumph of the season with relief average, turned in his first complete calana and lifted the Kansas City drove in two runs and Damaso Klrby Puckett singled to open the Qantner's single. Ed Romero fol- help from Jay Howell, who notched game of the season. Jack Morris, Royals to a 6-5 victory over the New Garcia had three hits to pace the game, snapping an O-for-14 slump, lowed with a grounder, scoring his ninth save. 4-4, was the loser. York Yankees yesterday. Toronto Blue Jays to a victory over and moved to second on a pop bunt Householder when catcher Bob Mike Heath started the Oakland The victory was the second Hal McRae walked leading off the Seattle and a three-game sweep of single by Mickey Hatcher as third Boon* dropped the throw from third eighth with a single and took third straight for the White Sox and their Royals' ninth and went to second on the Mariners. baseman Fritz Connally missed a baseman Bobby Grich on a single by Mike Davis. Reliever fourth in the last five games. Darryl Motley's single. Frank White Mullinlks singled In a ran in the diving catch. Tom Brunansky then Paul Molitor loaded the bases on Bob Stanley then replaced starter then loaded the bases when he second Inning and doubled home a walked to load the bases. a bunt single to chase McCaskill, 0-3. Roger Clemens, 3-4, who gave up 11 Indians «, Rangers « slapped a grounder back to the run in the sixth. After Dave Hen- The Twins, who have won 14 of 18, Dion James greeted Pat Clements hits while striking out nine. ARLINGTON, Texas - Burt mound and Rlghetti's throw to derson's fourth homer of the season chased Dixon In the third when they with a fielder's choice to second to Pinch-hitter Dusty Baker then hit Blyleven pitched a six-hitter and second pulled Willie Randolph off gave Seattle a 1-0 lead In the second loaded the bases without scoring, score Gantner. Two pitches later, a ground ball which skipped past Tony Bernazard's pinch single the bag. All runners were safe on the inning, Toronto came back in the but made It M In the fourth off Nate Cooper tagged a fastball over the Buckner, scoring Heath with the produced the game's winning run as error. bottom of the Inning with four runs, Snell on a two-run double by Kent right-field fence for a 5-3 Milwaukee tying run and sending Davis to third. the Cleveland Indians beat the Sundberg then lifted a fly ball that three of them unearned. Hrbek, the second of his four hits lead. Although Buckner did not touch the Texas Rangers. bounced over the fence, giving the Twins 7, Orioles 3 Brewers 7, Aagels 4 A'i S, Red Sox 1 ball, he was caught napping and the Royali their first victory over the BALTIMORE - Randy Bush MILWAUKEE - Cecil Cooper's BOSTON - The Oakland As official scorer charged him with an Blyleven 2-3, who beat the Yankees in 11 games. The hit was rapped a grand slam home run and first home run of the season, a scored two runs In the eighth inning error. Rangers for the second time with a originally ruled a ground-rule double two doubles and Prank Viola hurled three-run shot in the fifth inning, with the help of an error by Boston White Sox 4, Tigers ( shutout this season, walked only one by the official scorer who said two a four-hitter to lead the Minnesota sparked the Milwaukee Brewers to first baseman Bill Buckner as Don CHICAGO - Floyd Bannister batter while striking out one. runs scored on the play. Twins to a victory over the Balti- a victory over the California Angels. Sutton earned his 283rd major scattered seven hits and struck out The winner in relief was Dan more Orioles. California right-hander Kirk league victory in a decision over the 11 batters and Harold Baines and Loser Dickie Noles 2-3, walked Qulsenberry, 3-2, while Righetti Bush's second career grand slam McCasklll was coasting along with a Red Sox. Ozzie Guillen each singled in a run, two and struck out two in six dropped to 1-2 as the Royals ended came in the first inning off Ken one-hitter and a 3-0 lead until the Sutton, 3-3, withstood Tony leading the Chicago White Sox to a innings. Expos blank Braves; Stewart Giants nip Cards, 5-4 captures

Cincinnati Reds. MONTREAL (AP) - Tim Rain- Bob Knepper, 4-0, struggled es' three hits and Dan Driessen's through five innings to record his golf title fifth home run of the season backed sixth consecutive victory over the the combined six-hit pitching of Reds, giving up eight hits, four David Palmer and Jeff Reardon as walks and three runs. Knepper has IRVING, Texas (AP) - Payne the Montreal Expos posted their not lost to Cincinnati since May 4, Stewart came from three strokes off fourth successive shutout, beating 1982. the pace with a 3-under-par 33 over the Atlanta Braves 44 yesterday. Knepper gave up a towering two- the front side and wrested the lead Palmer, 3-3, allowed five hits over run homer to Dave Parker in the away from Mac O'Grady at the eight innings before Reardon took first inning. The shot into the third halfway point of yesterday's final over and extended the Montreal deck in right field was Parker's round in the 1500,000 Byron Nelson pitching staff's scoreless streak to fourth homer of the season. Classic 39 innings. The major-league record Doran's solo homer in the third Stewart stormed in front with a is 56 innings by the Pittsburgh off Jay Tibbs, 2-5, and Bailey's two- string of three consecutive birdies Pirates in 1903 run shot in the fourth put the Astros beginning on the second hole. He It also was the fourth shutout in ahead 3-2, then the Reds tied it in the reached the turn with a 63-nole total a row absorbed by the Braves, a fourth as Tibbs walked, took second of 237, 12-under par on the Las streak of 36 Innings. The major- on Cesar Cedeno's grounder and Colinas Sports Club course. league record for the most con- scored on Tony Perez' single. O'Grady, who led through the first secutive shutout innings suffered is Houston broke the tie with two three rounds, missed the green on 48, by the 1908 Philadelphia Ath- runs in the fifth after loading the both the third and fourth holes, letics and the 1968 Chicago Cubs. bases with one out on Walling's bogeyed both and turned in 38. He Montreal got a first-inning run off single, Jose Cruz's double and an had a 239 total with nine holes to go Craig McMurtry, 0-1, when Raines intentional walk to Jerry and was tied for second, two shots doubled, took third on a wild pitch Mumphrey. Phil Garner singled to back, with Bob Eastwood. and scored on Vance Law's sacrifice right for one run and Cruz scored fly. when the Reds tried for a force at Eastwood was out in 34 in the hot, They made it 3-0 in the second as home on Bailey's grounder but muggy, windy weather. Tim Wallach singled, Herm Win- catcher Dave Van Gorder pulled his Tom Watson, a four-time winner ningham walked, Sal Butera hit an foot off the plate. Walling hit his ASSOCIATED PRESS of the event that carries the name RBI-single and, after Butera was second homer of the season in the HE'S SAFE — Pat Sheridanm (15) of the Kansas game in Kansas City. Sheridan hit an inside-the- of his friend and mentor, played the picked off and Palmer struck out, eighth, off Tom Hume. City Royals slides in safely as New York Yankees' park home run as the Royals downed the Yanks, front in 32 and moved intito eonlet n Raines tripled Winningham home. 7-5. tion at 241, 8-under par and four Driessen hit his homer off reliever Dodgers 2, Pirates « catcher Ron Hassey blocks the baseball during strokes off the pace. Jeff Dedmon in the fourth. LOS ANGELES - Greg Brock hit sixth inning action of yesterday's American League his first homer of the season and Padres 5, Cabs 3 singled home a run to back the single gave the Giants a victory over SAN DIEGO - Chicago first combined five-hit pitching of Bobby the St. Louis Cardinals. baseman Keith Moreland's two-run Castillo and Tom Niedenfuer as the The game-winning hit off reliever throwing error triggered a three-run Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Neil Allen, 1-3, went over the head sixth inning and the San Diego Pittsburgh Pirates. of right fielder Brian Harper and Padres survived Davey Lopes' Castillo, 1-0, In his first start of scored Chili Davis from second three-run homer in the eighth to the season and only his third in the base. Allen had walked Davis and beat the Cubs. National League, scattered four hits wild pitched him to second. One out The weekend series between last in 6 1-3 innings, struck out six and later, Bob Brenly was walked inten- season's National League divisional walked two. Neiderfuer worked the tionally. Green's hit off his former champions drew 144,-299 fans, a final 2 2-3 Innings for his second teamates was his third of the game. record for a three-game series in Monmouth College save. Lee Tunnell, 0-4, took the loss, The victory went to Scott Garrelts, San Diego. his ninth In a row over two seasons. 2-1. ' Dave Dravecky, 2-2, took a four- Brock, who had his first run hit shutout into the top of the eighth, batted in of the season Friday night, Gott, the Giants' starter, hit the Invitational . but with two away he walked Ryne hit a two-out homer in the second first two homers of his major-league Sandberg and gave up a single to inning. In the sixth, Mariano Duncan career and left the game in the • Gary Matthews before Lopes hit his led off with a single, his third hit of eighth with a 4-2 lead. Brenly, Gott's .'second homer of the season. Rich the game. Ken Landreaux's catcher, homered In the seventh off Tennis Tournament Gossage replaced Dravecky and grounder moved him to second, St. Louis starter Bob Forsch and the picked up his ninth save. Pedro Guerrero walked, Rod Scurry Giants got another run later in the Astros 10, Reds i replaced Tunnell and Brock singled inning on an RBI single by Dan • CINCINNATI - Bill Doran and up the middle to score Duncan. Gladden. Mark Bailey hit their first home - runs of the season, driving in two Giants 5, Cardinals 4 The last pitcher to hit two homers Sponsored by runs apiece, and Denny Walling SAN FRANCISCO - Pitcher Jim in a game was Walt Terrell, who did ' added a two-run blast to give the Gott of San Francisco hit two home it for the New York Mets in a 1983 - Houston Astros a victory over the runs, then David Green's lOth-inning game against the Chicago Cubs. The Register Mets' Strawberry undergoes surgery OCEAN COUNTY NEW YORK (AP) - The New with 26 homers and 74 RBI. "He was operated on April 3, and York Mets announced yesterday Strawberry's spot on the roster he's ready to come off the disabled that outfielder Darryl Strawberry will be occupied by outfielder Terry list this week, to give you some Girls - May 21 - June 8 would undergo surgery to repair Blocker, who was called up from indication of the time frame," torn ligaments in his right thumb. Tidewater of the Triple A Inter- Cashen said. Boys - May 29 - June 8 Strawberry, placed on the 15-day national League. The move came Strawberry's is the lastest in a Open to any boy or girl who attends high school In Monmouth or Ocean disabled, injured the inner ulnar one day after Len Dykstra had been growing list of Mets who have Counties ligament in the thumb in .the third sent back to the minors, but Cashen sustained injuries. Pitchers Bruce Singles and doubles tournaments (or both boys and girls Berenyi and Brent Gaff and utility inning of Saturday's game while said Blocker was recalled instead Doubles partners must attend the same high school making a diving catch of a ball hit "because we need someone to hit infielder Ron Gardenhire currently You must bring a new can of balls to play. The winner keei by Juan Samuel of the Philadelphia deeper in the lineup." Dykstra is a are on the disabled list. Berenyi was Phillies leadoff hitter. moved from the 15-day to the 21-day can and the loser gets the old can. The surgery will be performed disabled list so Strawberry could be The entry fee Is $12.00 for singles and $15.00 for doubles placed on the 15-day disabled list this morning at Roosevelt Hospital Cashen said he spoke by telephone Make check payable to Monmouth College Tennis Saturday night with Baltimore Or- Gardenhire also Is on the 15-day in New York by team physician Dr. Mall check and entry form to: James Parkes and by New York ioles General Manager Hank Peters disabled list, and a team may only Rich Bruer hand specialist Dr. Dick Eaton. because he knew Lee Lacy had have two players in that category at undergone a similar operation. the same time. Monmouth College Frank Cashen, the Mets' general Athletic Department manager, said the prognosis was for West Long Branch, N.J. 07764 a recovery of six to eight weeks. His Entries must be received by May 14 for girls and May 22 for boys hand will be in a cast for about four Ewing weeks. All entrants receive a tee shirt compliments of The Register and Ocean County Reporter. Strawberry made the decision to Continued from Page IB The Pacers, second in the lottery, have surgery just before the Mets' In the week preceding the lottery, also got the second choice two years All winning trophies compliments of The Register and Ocean County game Sundiy against against Phila- the Knicks had obtained a good luck ago in a coin flip with Houston. The Reporter delphia. At tint, he was hesitant to horseshoe belonging to On The Road Rockets got another highly touted For any additional Information call (201) 222-6600, ext. 363 have the operation. Again, a pacer who has won nearly center, Ralph Sampson, who be- "Darryl has been told that the 82 million in purses. came the Rookie of the Year, while Injury necessitates an operation, but The Knicks also saw it as a good the Pacers had to settle for Steve he still wants to think about it," omen that they won the No. 1 Stipanovich. Cashen said earlier In the day. "In selection In 1966, the first year under In the next two seasons, the my mind and In the minds of our the old coin flip system for de- Pacers have had the worst record in medical people, It is inevitable." termining the No. 1 pick in the draft the Eastern Conference and tied Cashen said he had urged Straw- each year. with Golden State for the wont ENTRY FORM berry to make a decision as soon as In that system, the worst teams In mark in the NBA, 22-60, in 19*4-86. possible for two reasons. "For one, each of the two NBA conferences "I'm sure we'll take Wayman 1985 Monmouth College Invitational Tennis Tournament the sooner the operation is done, the had a 5040 chance to get the first Tisdale (of Oklahoma) or Benolt sooner he can come back," Cashen pick by nipping the coin. That Benjamin (of Creightoo) with the said. "And the longer he lets it go system was scrapped by the NBA second pick," Indiana Coach George without treating it - well, it's not owners because of the perception Irvine said. "We were fortunate to going to get any better." that teams might lose on purpose at finish second. We're going to get a Strawberry was hitting .216 with the end of a season in order to get valuable aaset for our team. We a team-leading six homers and 12 into the coin flip and draft a have a lot of homework to do." RBI when be was Injured. Straw- "franchise player." Irvine indicated that be would berry. ». the Mets right fielder, had The owners theorised that if the lean toward Tisdale, who like Ewing M homers aad 97 RBI in 1964, the chance was only 7-1 for the No. 1 was a three-time All-America. The year after winning the National pick, taunt would give their best 6-9 Oklahoma forward, however, Is League Rookie of the Year award efforts to make the playoffs. skipping his senior year. The Register SCOREBOARD iV. MAY 13, 1965

HORSE RACING

• II • H U I tm IF h»M T-f 4 Jana Auoray |N0) 3-1 7 Mm rtanoaor |H KaHyl t-l 2 POM Faoa Oaoro |H Kaa» t-1 7 Howyouga I" • Mage Flyar |M Oagkarct) , 1-1 4 Torkekon |R Q4MO) 1 Do < Roma IM Eoaaol 3 LMi B* 3M |H **•>) 10-1 5 fl Qt Byrd (H Faon) 5 Romano AuguMuC (F 10-1 6 Harmony* OoK) IJ Pulaarnil . 12-1 S Jo«y Juog* in DMI 7»: h>, ha IS.IaS ktta P 3 FroHy Fad A |H FMon) 3 Procwua Fnand (H Ffton) 1 'nciadiba Brat (N0I 2 Braa Br*»n 3 Coma Toman** IJ Bernard! am r*A 4. 1 My IkM [Ft Emmon.| 10-1 I WorUng Major* |F Bavo») •Mnal). MM 4 Daop Hoaow Don (H Finn) in 7 Ptoho Jo* (NO) ntakrnjk 1 la Aaapa 7 I 7 Daddy W> |U WIKIl 10-1 M> Paaa. Puna U.7M u IM ». Ian 'raaawa 4 M FKFMWKCIil .«• maaciL tparana) •aaa* II CMraati 7 2 Oca* » angm |J lloMn ) s-i 4 Fly Fly Bunny |M MtyayiOWCl SanOaatl. Oaaj* I 7 Lam/a Brat (U PrlmaM . 9-1 5 Nanny P (B Loonay) 3 Maty tlLuO DMBI ... 4*1 3 Bnog. rna O*p IF CoMa) 4 F W IMW ID Daft*} •-2 1 Duafr Oo (8 Ekca) Ik CMtaalll 1 Clartaua Room [M Marao) • I 2 Kjngiaood N IU F 5 MOrgan Laadar IJ Talaarl ... S-1 La An*** I Rtl*»w*» 0 • joyU MU*K (M ) Sa> Man 1. Oaaj* 1 • Snaton IF Kara) 10-1 7 Panda! Byrd (P. F«a) 10-1 M at Damtt IfWry S-IL I •* p • ton Frana* I U Lam 4. • Big Hod |Q Uanaan HI « t •kTM, FMWI • Fane, |H ussy) 5 Jurganot IM McL**r) 4 Snady HI |H F*on| 2 Arnaa Dart (W Wamngttn) t-1 1 H H Maaa (M Fagkrona) 7 Tammara OoNM (NO) 3-1 2 Oangna mag* IE COW) • Hanbo (NO) 72 5 Muacolor Oy |H K**y) law T«t ayndi HI at »!*»»• tartar HI. 741 J Cra«rn Spaady IP Ru») 10-1 3 LapraoTaun IM Uaaar) 1 Scraarang Room (0 Crwiamar) 10-1 I Ha*t (P Pvotan) « CiMamii. 11)1 «• 4 PM Ol (Hory IV Fiacol 10-1 7 Sou Knot K (C CVamancoi fvnawa> at %m FrMcaca. ) 04 a* 6 WoMi Hawar (NO) 10-1 M M>: toss, POM M.IM I Manand Johnny (D Katmaar) I Donaaa Tuft |H Faan) 52 4 M J Ounton (•> tfnaoarryl tlaallai Okjga. 10 *» a - 4 n Com is oaaa) Jl 1 My Ion Liagi |R Emmonai « u* AagMa. lt.ll a a 3 Ceoroa PlayOoy |H Faon) 1-2 3 Rocky Alomnuns 10. (bard) 1 Torn Eagta 10 Marcari 1-1 5 Don Bourg (8 Oam) :S*aMaa|R VaxO n 1 Homan Moon |J 110111,1 ) cm m SS Tin Horn IA Stafford) ... n 2 Ur Fm* (H Faon) IBtllal 7 Mr Zab (V Fuaoo) in 7 Kwa Irwadar IE Bnaaoni • OS 1 waaurt Ills I Coot** N (0 taMacMnol jj 4111 —ft* 4 111 4 0 10 LJataarf tool 10 0 0 anrttsa I 0 t 0 4 110 Ortadti I 1 1 I • Fancy Cnan (W Ottamal) 110 1 Moftaadti tits m: I10.SM. *aag 7 Larabaao II LnaaaT) 4 I 1 • Btanonpr Bill Fraghl (H FHon) 12-1 1 Whoay Am* (W HauflMon) lilt Mamtfa ISIS 2 Avon Smppar IE Moaor) 1S-1 7*: I1I.W. ~- ASSOCIATED PRESS I I t t OHnjH I 0 I t 1111 3 That Sua (W 0 Donnak) t-1 t QoM Craat Hamar IB Witm I 4 Don Hanry (J King Jr) 10-1 PLAYING THE BODY — Ron Sutter ol the Philadelphia Flyers takes a shot at Normand If II 2 Paoala IW ODermal) ISIS 5 BnMm Bromac IJ ScnaMI a i 3 Tnraa 0 Ona 10. Sarama) Rochefort of the Quebec Nordiques during first period action of last night's NHL Stanley 10 11 fl Slarpoms Choao* |H FWon) S-1 4 OumaHa Una CNp IE Lonma,ai) 4 • 1 I 7 Many Amoar |O BaJdacnwo >) 10-1 5 Town Onini 10 Hogan) Cup Playoff game in Philadelphia. » Til t 0 Kayatona Shanock IN 0 i 12-1 I Carrot Lady (W Caaa Jr) IH in asa- I 9 Paragon AJmanunl IJ Donarty) 71 7 urn AMon Pwa IJ CampbaH 10 Macnai Karamaa IJ CampbaH) t-t I Kayauna Short U Campbai) wai'-TSt PliMilaiaNa • Naw MMM* I FtavaMa Jada IJ Panwr Jt) •P. MWl 1 No* Lao |R wapMa) 10-1 10 CaiiMaa SnppK IB Wabaar) 2 Oraon BpM (J Campbai) t-1 3 cnanar Pany |W ODomal) 1-1 1 Our Bay Pro* IB WltHII) 20-1 4 Par Baby u CampbaN) 20-1 2 »»var ID IB Wataar) 10-1 5 Rao Coacfi Olory (0 Ptankm) 15-1 3 Mountain Bunny It DoCampla) II « Cnanc* 01 Olory IB WabNar) ... 4-1 4 Braasi On By* IF Coaaip jr) si San Anarao 113. Darwar 111 L A L*k*ra 12ft. Ponand 101 7 Norbort Hanovar (B Baaamy) t-1 5 AJMOOOI Baau |M Lancaalarl l-l Taaaaai,»4««ll Taaatw.ajMM B Fun BVtda |U UeNwhol) 12-1 6 doioan Oat u Camptai} 3-1 LA Latara 114. Ponand ill g Arm Diamond (P Erftaaon) 10-1 PMai, ••*• M pnda,. tani 7 Cryaal Bumot IJ Donaly) >5-l 111 • • • 2 0 10 Waa Hop ID IB W1IHT) 71 Sar. AmoMO Ml. Ovnwjr 111 LA Lafcan 1J0. Ponand IM I Sparky Bambino |R Romman] 4 1-1 4 0 I I I IS it* na taa TM I Xaaak IB WaSaaM • 1 Ponand us. LA Latara 107 W.J-I 1110 0 0 0 1 « |M g 10 Logo Hano**jr (0 aatdacfwno) 12-1 4 WONt On (P. Tumor) 20-1 *M i«4 M *o* aaaj 5 P. K L Draam IC Alan) 20-1 1 Mara* Naro IM Oagkardi) 9-1 • Daiphw DahgM (P Ertaaon) 10-1 2 Camaiol Baduclion IM McNicriol) 7 TraraUant |P Bmaar) 15 1 t-4-7 12-1 3 D C Spacai (R McCartiyl 10-1 1 Baron Jodaac u Piuanol 4 Scoot On By* (H F«) ... H 2 Supa Faanam |C AobaaaoN 15-1 5 Luola Bay (W O'DormH) . 1-1 3 Brockton |N D I 15 1 • M* County |N E OMa) t-t 4 Oaranot Brat IJ Campbai) S-2 7 Taiaa Katiy |J Dotatly) 5-t 5 TO Eicon II DbM) 4-1 I Cmaign CNc IJ Bacctkonal 4-1 6 Lomooa IE Dav«) 151 0 Karan* CMnia IN 0 I IS-1 7 Holy UaoMM IN J CampMil 1-1 10 snangta, Roa* IW ODonnan .. t-1 6 Oafcwood (Lj iC waaon) t-1 Itsk i*n., ua oaa D*mar ill. LMn 104. Darwai «ra alra* 4-1 g Na» Bromac IW O'Dormal) 7-2 1 Piaanum Waad |H B rigul t-1 10 Donaa Doug ILI IF Popkigarl 10-1 ! SpaMy Bony IB Lnaadt) 10-1 LOB Wtlrliaaa IS. Ik-' a 4 »- Suan 1 3 Crowning Bid IJ Ktordhl) t-1 m :—* ID. lyan in 1 Pracou* M |H Fasn) 10-1 4 Baal ***** Lobak (P Eiil—nn) 5 2 24. CMaa 121. OT Tamai in 2 Popar Branda (T Tomanl 5 Lou* LoMr |B E Hntmoir * ' TMaSaNiaMIS w N »m aase 1 Fm Apm |F PopSngar) 20-1 I Nonac L*a* IJ MacDonaui « I 4 Fancy Kama IJ Ootany) 7 Skvpy* Lady IJ OMim] 1-1 9 Poaara Blaia ILI (W OOonnall I Croan Laa> IJ Campbal) . . is i 8 Fry By Light (J Oohartyl 7 Faany Kmg IE Oova) lit 1 Bnm Bki* IB Col*) I Cm Toanar (J Kmg Jr I 10-1 2 ButWo Bob IJ PtuOno) B Four Diamond* (C AbbBMBO) 20-1 J Royal Poaar |J Campoakl 10 NaaM Bab* IB ' 4 Hi Po Bay Mat IW Parkar) 5 Our Maro IB arm aarka 1 8aa Cnanty IN.O) 10-1 6 Quad Bkj* CTMP |R WapkHI • III a*wja» 41 1 • 2 Ljnoon (P varcruyMa) a-i 7 Simon Uf do Fa* |E 1111 Oaaaari HIS 3 Owe* Trip (J Hogan) ... t-1 I Kaian Hanovar |J Donarty) 4111 Man 4 IIS 4 R Ci Oaa Jay IJ Campbat) H I Boary Eka (W OOonnall lilt Anraacl 4 111 4 I SI Saatara* 4 110 5 Soaady HaMn IM OagHarOj 15 1 10 Cuadaal IW OUonra*) 4 1 1 0 Bueknr Ik 4 0 1 •

•arkat 10 11 BMK I •• • 4110 1 • • 1 Rita arak 1 I • • Angaaa IM. Oanwv 122. Lo* Ray» 40 0 1 10 •• Naksala ooio -0 UaaaalS II 1 I 1111 Oasna HIS 41 SI ill! 40 11 soil GOLF TRANSACTIONS IS I I 0 I I IS I Tata*. IB I I I Scurry* 00 0 0 MB SM IH- S 1 0 t I 4 0 0 0 SuWXK. V* (API - vaatarday aftnai n aa 40 10 a till a AngMa*. 11 30 p m * •a 00 0 0 LPOA unnad vnjmi* Sank CM Ciaai pMy*d PrU*r.Bl*.M •> tool L0* Ang*aa M D*w. 10 X p m rl CourM MILWAUKEE BREWERI-PI*c*d P*l* Mill Katiy wtawarai. lotto VuOMMon. pnrar. onffa 3 1 nay Damar a Lo* Angala*. 1 p Amy Alooa. 1I.M0 AP Nfl-Oa-12-BB 2I24C0T Ba» DanM. 10JB4 aa-74-'>> •-71.71-11 • •11 Malaria 4 • I • W.t-S 014 4 0 0 I • 7i-a>n—It ft 4 0 • I niaiiaaii till klHl.1 HQJ 114 1 S • I I 7v4B>rB * 4 111 Cupar IS Sill LONO ISLAND KN4OHT|-a«n«] Dawd Ta* T-»41 A-40.024 7»-71.Ta I 4011 vaunt* 4 111 Mi. tarwanl. and Lvry MoCaraan. guanl 7VM-7I-I1 IS 4 S 1 1 Swraaar c 1 I • • ro.ri-71-m 4 111 taaMaa* ISIS It till CMo*r*e I f 1 • 74-70-70-114 Mavaacal. C»c«o 5 a llll nvaMaVrt 1111 •7-70-71-11 .AarSti ATLANTA FALCONS—Cut Can all 10 01 vanlnrn 4 110 79-«.7>->1 crw*go I MmraaM 2 I 1 1 I Pwmaroaa 4 110 7M»-7»-ll IS 4 0 0 0 INDIANAPOLIS C0LT8—l>gn*d Ofiando 0u*O*c at PH**J*tptii*. 7 04 p m 10 0 1 7H4-74-J Tnvnrmaa 4 0 10 Brown and nnlMil Taylor, runrvra •(«• Taw**,.* 7O-7».I«-l at 4 0 10 milt taaa IS TII I GVsni. MM faci.ii Draw aadcum. guard. PtM O«aoo I, Mmnaaou 1 LNPranak 4001 7V70-7l-lt 4 RaylnamaM ThrMay, Apr* a 1001 V 7471-J1 1 JOT 4 0 t I ra-To-n-tn kknnaaoti I. CNc*go 4. OT it it Wrl 1000 74-i7-T4-lll ! OT IS II 01 7V-71-T4—HI MIAMI DOLPHINS—Cui SarxHKi SMvar. n • 7 • O»-7l-74~t1l mory Curry 77-ai.Tt-IM 74-7»-71-lH NtW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-: orra. Oianim Inaman. M BonA C-Mom* 1. ASancraa. DP-Oara* 1. CM- 71-n-n-iM Mtoraal Farguaon. runrangback. Rocky Cruoaas 5. Edrnmm 7I-7MB-H7 M 74-n>7S-l1T Saw II 7»-7l.n-l17 7V7H»-I1I Ipm IW-71-71—HI •tar 14 CNcago « Edmonton. Sal p.m 7O47-79-111 MERCY COLLEOE-Announoid *a a**J- n.mai. aa» to rvlfcOfi of i%Cat WoNV, taMd tMMlMV CO#C#i NvWaid | Jim Durtng tw__ Edmtnon a CKcaj*. 110 p.m . i T-tas A—mm. -7S-7»->1S MONTANA tTATC-Nwnwl Om BrMfcVd "at" AP-NR-OS-II-S* 11*0091 CtMaaJO a Edmonton. IOS p m . It 7t-7l-71-M haad atutng oamOh 74-71-71—til ~ nCurc*

AFFORDABLE | RYDER RENTAL TRUCK SINCE 1925 RENTAL BRAND NEW 85 LEBARON MSB • 4 CYL ENGINE • POWER STEERING Ft** • POWER BRAKES • POWER WINDOWS • WHITE SIDEWALL TIRES • AIR CONDITIONING • CENTER ARMREST CONSOLE • STOCK #2033 • WHEEL TRIM RINGS • AUTO TRANS. • CONV. SPARE TIRE • TILT WHEEL • 4 DOOR HATCHBACK • DUAL REMOTE MIRRORS • RUST PROOFED • TINTED WINDOWS BUY OR LEASE • REAR DEFOQGER • BUCKET SEATS WITH DUAL RECLINE • UNDERCOATED SOUND PROOFED • MFG. LIST 12737." • DELUXE WIPERS • CRUISE CONTROL • LIGHT GROUP

•TO QUAuntD tUYBtt SALES ALL LEASE PAYMENTS BASED ON 48 MO. FAIB- LEASING ROUTE 35 MARKET VALUE LEA8E 60,000 ALLOWABLE MILES IM MO. PAYMENT AND REFUNDABLE SECURITY DE- POSIT OF M00" REQUIRED PAYMENT8 DO NOT SEFMCE HAZLET INCLUDE TAX OR M.V. FEE FOR TOTAL OF PAY- 264-5000 MENT3 MULTIPLY PAYMENTS BY 43 MONTHS. The Register lY. MAY 13, 1985 BUSINESS 5B The beverage industry is 10% liquid, 90% hype

* MMEW LBUY developing or duplicating products, a profits, particularly in television, successful beverage company mutt and its Minute Maid division has Lot Angeles Times Syndicate be able to advertise and distribute managed to keep its margins in good The beverage industry la 10 per- effectively, Thompson believes shape despite the Florida freeze." cent liquid and 90 percent hype. "At a result, in both soft drinks It's entirely possible that Coca- At proven by all-out marketing of and beer, the strong companies keep Cola will reach its goal of a 2 percent the new, sweeter-lasting Coca-Cola getting stronger," he says. gain in market share with the new and subsequent advertising retalia- The stock of industry leader Coca- Coke, particularly since retailers tion by Pepsi-Cola, it's necessary to Cola (around $68, NYSE) was are responding with expanded shelf shell out large sums of promotional trading at well over $70 a share prior space for the major roll-out of the money to be competitive. to the reformulation, but has slipped product, says David S. Leibowitz, Investment analysts, well aware basically due to a fear of the senior vice president with American of this, are advising clients to stick unknown. Runner-up PepsiCo Inc. Securities Corp. in New York. A with the front-runners when select- (around 153, NYSE) jiggled around good example of what Coke is ing the stocks most likely to profit a bit In price following the Coke capable of doing is Diet Coke, which in the beverage wart. announcement, then slipped in re- quickly vaulted to the third spot "Despite all the hoopla, it doesn't cent days on apprehension that the among all soft drinks after a heavily- take a brilliant chemist to make expensive battle with Coke may promoted introduction. Coke taste like Pepsi, or to put pressure its profits. Like Coca-Cola, Pepsi is far more ripples in a potato chip as Pepsi did "Regular Coke, the flagship of the than a beverage company It is with Frito-Lay," explains George company, had lagged the growth of heavily involved in the food industry Thompson, analyst with Prudential- both the industry and regular Pepsi with Prito-Lay, Taco Bell and Pizza Bache Securities. "Why, if last year, so I think the reformula- Hut subsidiaries GUIDEBOOK AVAILABLE - Gall Eagle and mation about recreation, business and govern- Anheuser-Busch really wanted to, it tion will narrow the gap," says Lee John Messeroll, standing, officers of Community ment In the area. Copies are available from could brew a beer tomorrow that D. Wilder, analyst with the Robinson Prudential-Bache recommends Pride Publications, Princeton, look through the various business sponsors and the Monmouth tastes like it came straight from Humphrey American Express Inc. in purchase of the stock of Coca-Cola, Monmouth County Guidebook with Freeholder County Department o) Economic Development in Munich." Atlanta. "In addition, Coca-Cola's but isn't quite as aggressive on Director Thomas J. Lynch Jr. The Guidebook, Freehold. Rather than needing to possess Columbia Pictures operation hat PepsiCo, because it believes its published by Community Pride, contains infor- any particular technical expertise in alto been delivering its promised stock is fully valued right now. GE will go on trial today Talks continue to find partner or owner for beleaguered S&L

first day, and figures from the on charges of overtoiling BALTIMORE (AP) - The gov- the MSSIC meeting is on the way of second and third days have not been ernor cut short a Middle East trip changing Old Court's ownership released. and a statewide insurance group met through a merger or sale to other Officials want to quell the deposi- making false statements to the Air GE is the largest defense contrac- yesterday, trying to halt a three-day savings and loans. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - General tors' panic before it spreads to any Force on refitting contracts for the tor ever suspended from doing run on deposits that has jeopardized Old Court, taken over by new Electric Co., the nation's fourth- of the other 99 state-chartered Minuteman Mark-UA. business with the government, and Maryland's second largest, privately owners three years ago, has grown largest defense contractor, goes on institutions insured by the Maryland After the indictment was issued the largest ever charged in a insured savings and loan association. in that time from a local, family- trial today, accused of overcharging Savingt-Share Insurance Corp., here March 26, Air Force Secretary criminal indictment with defrauding owned thrift with assets of $140 the government by more than which met in an emergency session Verne Crr suspended GE from the military It did $4,518,015,000 Heavy withdrawals from Old million to an $840 million institution $800,000 on Minuteman inter- with industry leaders. bidding on any new defense con- worth of business with the Pentagon Court Savings & Loan Association with customers nationwide. continental ballistic missile con- Gov. Harry Hughes cut snort a trip tracts, but be later limited the in fiscal 1983, the last year for which began Thursday following news re- tracts. to the Middle East so be could be suspension to the company's Re- statistics were available. ports of a management shakeup, and Old Court president Jeffrey Levitt GE is charged with four counts of back in Maryland today "to offer his entry Systems Division, which was Several House Armed Services the long lines, including people was replaced last week as adminis- making and presenting false claims reassurances" and the state's as- involved In the alleged mischarges subcommittees began investigating camped out overnight, continued trator by the MSSIC, which said the for payment and 104 counts of sistance, Lou Panos, his press billing practices of seven major into Saturday. change was needed because of secretary, said yesterday. defense contractors last month. So State banking regulators said de- management difficulties stemming far, congressional auditors have positors took out $10 million on the Panos said the emphasis during from the institution's rapid growth. NBC made most profit questioned claims totaling $110 million out of total billings of about $3.7 billion. Military contracts accounted for Business leaders decry trade deficit from local TV stations IS percent to 20 percent of GE's $27.9 billion in sales last year, according essentially flat for the past six ations with foreign operations. to preliminary figures from the HOT SPRINGS, Va. (AP) - The months. "The trade problem is the biggest WASHINGTON (AP) - NBC report published by the newsletter is Department of Defense. The com- nation's disastrous foreign trade "We are struggling as is every- challenge for industry at the mo- made more profit last year from the highly regarded in the industry for pany does not release figures on its performance has left leaders of body else against a growth of ment," said Edward G. Jefferson, five local television stations it owns its accuracy. total of government contracts. some of America's largest corpor- imported chemicals and minerals — chairman of Du Pont Chemical Co. than it did on the entire NBC The numbers took on added sig- The trial before U.S. District ations with a decidedly somber view products which could never compete Jefferson said that his company's Television Network, an industry nificance this year because of the Judge Louis Bechtle begins today of the future. before but which with today's dollar apparel fibers unit has been hard hit. newsletter reports. twirl of baying and selling of with jury selection, which could take The glum assessment of the trade are able to be sold at what seem like With textile imports up 35 percent ABC and CBS also were able to broadcast properties. a couple of days, said Assistant U.S. problem came during the just- almost ridiculous prices," be said last year, there is less demand for/ make profits in the 30 percent range All three companies had revenues Attorney Ewald Zittlau, one of the concluded spring meeting of the John Opel, chairman of Inter- fibers by U.S. apparel makers, he at their owned stations, according to and profits superior to 1983 figures two prosecutors. Business Council, composed of 200 national Business Machines Corp., said. Monday's edition of Television publised by the digest. If convicted, GE faces a maxi. executives from the country's larg- said the strength of the dollar hat Clifton Garvin Jr., chairman of Digest, which cited "reliable New mum fine of $1,080,000, said U.S. est corporations. alto depressed U.S. corporations' Exxon Corp., said domestic pet- ABC Television sold the most York financial sources." Attorney Edward S.G. Dennis Jr. overseas earnings roleum sales are also down because advertising time in 1984, coming out "At no other time has a single "In order to break even In a of weakness in the U.S. manufac- CBS was the most profitable far ahead of the other networks. A conviction or a no-contest plea subject so dominated the concerns of quarter-to-quarter comparison be- turing sector, traditionally a heavy network and ABC took in toe most ABC's revenue was CM billion, the also could lead to a government-wide the business community," Edmund tween 1984and 198S, IBM's non-US, user of petroleum. money from the sale of network TV newsletter said. After the bills were debarment — an automatic ban on T. Pratt Jr., chairman of Pfizer, said business had to grow somewhere in commercials, according to the newt- paid, the ABC Television Network new contracts — for up to three of the trade issue. The gloom was being fueled by excess of 16 percent to show any kind letter's report on the closely guarded had a pre-tax profit of 880 million years. While some industries reported worrisome signs that the overall statistics. they are doing well, the comments of of growth at all," Opel said. U.S. economy is weakening. ABC had by far the best financial At the TV network level, CBS took GE has pleaded innocent, but the many business leaders snowed just While an American company may figures among the radio divisions of In n 24 billion and had prof its of 1280 Fairfield, Conn -based corporation how much of a battering industrial tee its sales dlmbing overseas, Economic growth during the first the three, said the report. million; NBC billed 11.93 billion with has said It would "reimburse the America is taking from foreign those sales are worth lets when they three months of the year slumped to Officials at all three networks 1100 million in profits, said the government for any Improper competition. are translated back Into U.S. dollars. an anemic annual rate of 1.3 percent, refused to confirm the figures, but report. Last year only ABC topped charges that might have been Pratt said Pflzer's domestic sales This fact has adversely affected the the most sluggish pace since the end generally conceded that the annual the (2 billion figure In sales. made." of chemicals and minerals have been bottom-line of many U.S. corpor- of the 1981-82 recession. get more with The Register's

Gear up for... • Special vacation and driving ttuM-up i repairs you can doyoturtMlff • W that

on Tuesday, May 14

AT&T IN NEW BUILDING — AT&T ha* moved into Phase A of and offers 290,000 square feet of space. The atrium lobby has Garden State Executive Center in MkJdtetown. Thlt Murray marble decor and glass-enclosed elevators. Exotic plants are Construction Co., Inc. building to on a 42-acre country landscape displayed throughout the interior. The Register DAILY »SUNDAY The Register

iY. MAY 13, 1985 M II,, U.gi.l.r COMICS

HAGAfl PEANUT8

HERFS THE WORLD FAMOUS •miS IS A MAXIM OF PIP VtW UNPER5TANP ATTORNEY ON HIS WAV JURJSfWPENCE..."A THAT? T0THECOKTH0U5E... THIN6 CONTINUES TO EXIST AS ION6A5 IS USUAL WITH THIN6S OF THIS NATURE"

LOOK, FID. IT'S NOT V f T IN TVIE |Nb - SO MXI

LOOK AT THI5 OBVIOUSLY, LOUH6E. I ASN'T SEEM BARRACKS VET

I CfiNT GIT THIS GIVE CHILD-PROOF IT TO CAP OFF. PAW TflTER

POYbt) TMiNK" A TOO MUCH Of CHIPS HEW tfifflr 1 JEANS ARE Too TloHT

PO YOU TW/Ntf ?

XKMOWVJERE BUT i sr/u. nw SEE HOW IM-FLISHT MOVIES THE WIZARD OF ID

WHEN THE CURTAIN FALLS ON THE 0PENIN6 TRACY LOOKS POU GOOD REASON, NIGHT PERFORMANCE,THE AUOENCE AT POSITIVELY PROFESSOR* •••• THE SANTA ROYAL6 PLAY|-tCXJfie RADIANT LISTEN TO SIVE6 TRACV ST JAMES WHAT SHE A STANDING CVATlOfM! ABOUT V!

..I KARP1.9 THINK THAT WARRANTS ID Litre To PATENT A CALLING

DENNIS THE MENACE THE FAMILY CIRCUS

uwmmosce iou.steeoraime IBB6 TMABrTIHH*. ICANHANPU mutt. imarsaoseD IT. ASAN.

sex. Mommy laid 'W.'H IM.' That meant 'no.' 'CANT WE JUST LET OZONES 8E BteONK 2 1Y, MAY 13, 1985 Thr R,. 7B Stun gun cases prosecutor may turn to federal jury for help

NEW YORK (AP) - Frustrated grand jury they are then immune that stationhouse before a grand jury munity," Santucci said. encouraged officers to cooperate the CIA and the president of the by • state law that keeps him from from prosecution, regardless If they because to do so is to give them The Queens district attorney said with the district attorney's office United States while we're at it," he questioning witnesses In the police were involved In the crime. immunity from prosecution," San- he planned to meet with Dearie and "they ultimately do." said. stun gun torture cases, Queens A* in the case of alleged stun gun tucci said. again today for more discussions. Yet a suggestion that something District Attorney John Santuccl said torture of drug suspects by five "I feel frustrated. I feel law "I think he and I have to explore more than the Civilian Complaint "We can only take so much. We yesterday he may try to use a police officers In the 100th Precinct enforcement is stifled" by such a this to see If the feds can do what the Review Board was needed to police have a job to do out there and this federal grand jury instead. In Queens, Santucci said the state law, Santucci said during an inter- state cannot do because the Legis- New York's finest brought an angry is having a very negative impact on law makes it "virtually impossible view on WCBS-TV's "Newsmakers" lature refuses to give us the tools," response. morale," he added. Santucci said he has been talking for a district attorney" to properly program. Santuccl said. As for his feelings about the with U.S. Attorney Raymond Dearie do his job. But the district attorney said he Meanwhile, Phil Caruso, head of "How many levels of scrutiny are torture allegations, Caruso said "If about the possibility of calling a was exploring ways to get around it, the poice Patrolmen's Benevolent we going to be subjected to?" Caruso true, it is a highly reprehensible federal grand Jury to help circum- "If there are three or four, or 10 namely getting the U.S. Attorney's Association, denied there was any snapped, noting that Internal Af- act." But he also made it clear that vent the state-sanctioned "blue wall or 40 people in a police station when office involved. such wall of silence. fairs, the district attorney's office in his view the complaintants in the of silence." a crime occurs and I don't know all "Under federal law, the U.S. Speaking on WABC-TV's pretaped and the CCRB were already looking case, all alleged marijuana peddlers, Under state law, if Santuccl calls of whom are involved in that crime, attorney may call a person before a "Eyewitness News Conference," into police brutality allegations. "aren't exactly the most puritanical police witnesses to testify before a I can't just willy-nilly call people in grand jury without giving ... im- Caruso said the PBA has always "Let's bring in the U.S. Marines, citizens in the society." Summit officials claim regulations in line with requirements

Lifland said the first section tions. The Initial proposal, which deeper understanding," Zander said. taking any action. Meanwhile, a group of residents is SUMMIT (AP) - Municipal of- simply incorporated the state's prop- required residents to allow inspec- "They want to prevent urban blight. But the executive vice president of trying to establish a legal aid ficials say a package of recently erty maintenance code, in effect in . tors inside at any reasonable time, But you can't prevent urban blight the Suburban Chambers of Com- cooperative for people are being adopted regulations on how to main- more than 100 communities, while sparked an avalanche of protest. The by legislation." merce which has more than 300 cited for violations. tain private homes and businesses is the second section sets new stan- revised code stipulates that "no He said he represents several members in Summit, said the or- "I feel the code can't be enforced In line with state housing require- dards for business people. inspections shall interfere with the store owners who felt they could not ganization supports the ordinance. uniformly," said Jacob Raab, one of ments, but opponents are concerned But Slander said the state code was legal or constitutional rights of the afford some of the improvements "Our position has always been to the residents opposing it. "I think it that the new ordinance could be used designed to protect tenants In apart- property owner." that the ordinance called for. Zander maintain our buildings," said Joseph is giving them a license to harass as a tool of harassment ment buildings, not to tell owners of City Cleric David Hughes said said he would wait how the ordi- Steiner. "We've never had any and I think they're going to use it this "The code attempts to gentrify one- and two-family homes what to residents need not be concerned nance is being enforced before problem." way." Summit by legislative flat," said do with their property. about invasion of their privacy. Ben Zander, an attorney rep- "I believe the state code is too "The issue of Big Brother knock- resenting several store owners in intrusive in terms of single-family, ing on the door is out of proportion," 280 Oth»r Public NoMos this suburban Union County com- owner-occupied houses," added he said. He said that inspectors Doctors try to reattach tharaon, or cartlflad chack In an munity. 280 Other PubWc Noticii amount aqual to 10% of tha councilman Thomas W. Button, who would only ask to be allowed inside Ctvt Action amount of tha bid, not to axcaad But John C. Lifland. an attorney opposed the ordinance. a home in extreme cases. If denied OMNM (20.000 Mil ba raqulrad BMa STEPHEN 8. WEINSTEIN may not ba withdrawn within «0 for the common council, said the Under the code, residents are not access, "then the city would have to man's three fingertips day. attar tha actual day of tftt A ProteaMonal Corporation package, passed 6-1 last week, is in to create a "nuisance," which is decide whether they should pursue 20 Peru Piece bid opanlng. fact an attempt to tidy the books, not UorrlMtMn. N«w Jaraey 07MO Tha ownar raaarvaa tha un- defined as an "offensive, annoying, this at the ... court level," he said. NEW YORK (AP) - A 39-year-old man was in surgery last (201) 267-UOO raatrtctad right to ralact any or all blda. and lo accapt any bid which to Introduce sweeping reforms. unpleasant or obnoxious thing or Zander said he was convinced the night after severing the tips of three fingers and heavuy Attorney, for Plaintiff He said the ordinance has two IN THE MATTER OF THE AP- daamad moat favorabla. practice, or cause or source of ordinance was passed in good faith, damaging a fourth when he accidentally stuck his left hand PLICATION OF MARVIN PrBaa quoMd mual Includa an sections. The first regulates the KA8SOY FOR LEAVE TO AS- tralghl or dallvary chargaa. Tha annoyance." but said there was no guarantee the in a running lawnmower, authorities said. SUME THE NAME OF MARVIN ownar alao raaarvaa tha right to maintenance of residences and the ct any bid If. In It* opinion, The ordinance allows city officials next administration would show the Albert Perrino, of 438 Sackett St. in South Brooklyn, was KAY, Plaintiff second applies to stores and other Thla mater Ming opened to tha blddar la not conaldarad to enter private homes for inspec- same restraint. reported in stable condition at Bellevue Hospital following the the Court by Stephen 8. Welna- financially or tachnlcally ibM to commercial establishments. taxn. attorney for th« plaintiff carry out tha contract aa m- The ordinance "shows a lack of 4:25 p.m. accident, police spokesman Sgt. Ray O'Donnell said. Marvin Kwtoy, for a judgment lafldad or for any raaaon In lha authorizing him to aaaume ownar'a tudgamant. II la not In Doctors there were trying to reattach the fingertips, which another mrm and for the entry tha baat Irrtaraala of Brookdala were recovered in the yards of three homes, he said. of an order fixing a date for me Community CoHaga He gave the following account of the accident: thereof. Blddara ara raqulrad to comp- on thla 2nd day of May, ly with lha raqulramanta of PL. Perrino was inspecting his power mower, which was having 1M6. ORDERED that the 7th day 1875 C 127 and PL 1977. CM of June. IMS at BOO a.m. or M May 13 in oo electrical problems, when somehow he stuck his left hand in toon thereafter aa the matter can the bottom of the mower. The tips of three fingers were be heard, at the Court Houae in Freehold, County of Monmouth. "sawed off" and a fourth was nearly severed, hanging by a State of New Jeraey. be rued aa the time and place for the hear- tendon. ing of auch application and of Lost and Found Perrino screamed, alerting police Officer Joseph Gagliardo any objection that may be made thereto; FREE FOUND ADS of the 76th Precinct. Gagliardo called for backup help and Aa a aarvtoa to our community. IT 18 FURTHER ORDERED that Tha) Dairy Raglatar la offarlng a transported Perrino in his police car to Long Island College a notice of auch application be FREE 3-llna FOUND ad tor 4 Hospital, where he was reported in stable condition. published In The OeJry Register daya undar our Loat 1 Found newapaper once, at leaat two daaarocatton. Meanwhile, officers combed the yards of three neighboring weeka preceding the date of the Tha Raglatar appraclalaa your honaaty 1 will do Its part In find- houses and found the fingertips in the grass and yards. The WILLIAM T. WtCHMANN, J.8.C. ing lha original ownar. Ptaaaa fingertips were packed in ice and rushed to the hospital. May 13 S18.S4 call ua at 843-1700. Perrino later was transferred to Bellevue, where doctors OOO 1/17 TINTON FALLS - •mall tan tamala mlxad Pug. last night were trying to reattach the fingers, O'Donnell said. Ownar plaaaa call Aaaodatad • ROOKDALE COMMUNITY Humana Soclaty. 922-0100 COt HOI LIOAL NOTICE FOUND — Lady's Mka. Vicinity Notice la hereby given that me Idaal Saach. Eaat KMnaburg. Board of Tfuataee of Broofcdete CW4M-O0W Community College will .recerve LOST DOO — AH gray tat Memorial concert eeeled blda at the Purchaelng achnautar. anawara to nama of Department. 788 Newman Man. NavaaUik Rhar Rd./Loouat Sprlnga Road. Llncroft. New Jer- araa. Call MI-14M. aey on MAY 30, IMS - 2:00 P M, prevailing time, at which time LOST — In Uncroft araa. Small for Eugene Ormandy and place, aakl blda will be pub- Ban)l looking dog. Brown 4 ucty opened and reed on the Black ai following Item: 1085-1088 CATALOG (PRINTING) LOST — Subatantlal raward. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Riccardo Muti conducted Verdi's Contract documenta may be Waal Highland Tarrtar. All whrttf. examined and coptee obtained 20 Ib. mala. Anawara lo Kina. Call Requiem last night in memory of the late Eugene Ormandy, at the Purehaelng Department of Brookdeie Community College who devoted 44 years of his life to making the Philadelphia at 788 Newman Sprlnga Road. LOST — Engilah Satlar mla. Orchestra world-renowned. Llncroft, New Jeraey on or after Anawara to nama Angai Moatfy MAY 13. 18M. whita. rad collar Vicinity Eaat Ormandy died March 12 at age IIS. At the time, he was Had Bank. Fair Havan araa). Bid aecurlttea In the form of a 442-7743. (ana. Sarvtoa) conductor laureate of the Philadelphia Orchestra, which he bid bond with adequate aecurtty led as conductor-music director for 44 years before retiring 9 8p«)clal NoMco* in 1980. DRUMMER - Wama to form kto Ormandy's family, which kept his funeral private, had 471-M74 and laava miiiigi asked the orchestra for a performance in his memory. 228 Fr—hold Townahlp QOVT SURPLUS CARS — t truck! undar S100. Now avallabla Ormandy, who had conducted a major U.S. orchestra longer TOWNSHIP O» PKHHOLD ki your araa. Can than anyone else, made his last appearance on the podium in MONMOUTH COUNTY i-an-Ma-0242 24 tira. January 1984 at New York's Carnegie Hall. But he knew when NSW JERSEY I AM PLANNING — To taka a ADDENDUM NO. 3 moMrcyda trip to Vadowalona be retired from a full schedule that his health was beginning TO National Park thla yaar Looking PMBHOLO TOWNSHIP tor compantona 10 ahara a»- to fail. POLICE UPOHADCD COMMUNICATIONS 8YSTEM panaaa. Call 204-1174. If no He suffered from dimming eyesight, loss of hearing and TO ALL CONCERNED: anawar. kaap trying. heart problems. He died of pneumonia at his home with his The original Contract Docu- I WILL NOT — Ba raaponalWa lor menta for the Freehold Townehlp any dabta othar than thoaa ki- wife, Margaret, at his side. PoHoe Upgraded Communica- by myaatf, There was no applause at any time during last night's tion*. System are emended aa Orothuaan. PO BBoo« 317, Kay. noted in Addendum No. 3. Thta port. performance. Addendum ehaM become a pan of the Contract Documenta. "The family wanted this to be as low-key as possible, a time Addendum No 3 n available to remember and listen to the music he loved as done by the upon requeat or may be viewed LOSE WEIGHT * EAT TOO! at the following location. Office of All Natural Harbal OMt. orchestra he helped build," said Judith Karp, public relations the Purchasing Agent. Municipal Full ratund If not aauanad. director for the orchestra. Plata, Scnanck Road. Freehold. Call VaavH Ma-siM N.J 07728, No interviews were allowed and no speeches were made. May 13 M 26 ASSOCIATED PRESS MRS. SYLVIA A box in the middle of the main floor of the Academy of TOUR OF THE OLD CITY — New York Mayor during his tour of the Old City of Jerusalem NOTICE TO BIDOf R8 PSYCHIC Music, near the rear, was set aside for family and friends. Sealed blda ww be reoetved by READINGS Edward Koch, center, outside the entrance of King Saturday. The chorus included the Choral Arts Society of Philadel- the Purchasing Agent of the Township of Freehold at 11:00 Advtaor on all probiama of Ma David's Gate listening to his tour guide, right, phia, Singing City Choir and the Temple University Chorus. A.M. prevailing time on April 24. Tarot Carda. Aalrotogy 4 Palm 1985 at the Municipal Building. All had worked under Ormandy's baton. Municipal Plaia-Schenck Road, 775-9S72 Freehold Townehlp, New Jeraey, MRS. MILLER after which time they wtH be pub- itciy opened and read aloud for Reader & Advisor Three New 1984 or 1888 8 Ft. Alao Tarot Card Haadmg. Call for Abortion foes demonstrate at hospital Standard Bed Pickup Trucks appl 444-1243 29 Carr Ava.. Spectflcattona and Proposal Kaanaburg. SPECIAL TAROT BRIDGE ADVICE CARD HEADING WOO. Sheets may be examined end/or obtained al the office of the 12 Travajl- hospital officials, but march organizers called the Purchasing Agent, Municipal It's bad enough when a finesse point* for game, and in this case the WOODBURY, N.J. (AP) - About 350 chanting Piaxa-Schanck Road. Freehold, Tran.portatlon anti-abortion protestors carrying signs likening demonstration a success. until twenty-four loses. It's worse when your oppo- most you can have together I* 25 CAR POOL — Pram abortion to the Holocaust marched to Underwood- The march began at St. Margaret's Church in Orova to CCom Btdg. Round trip nent damages you with his return point*. Rely on the point count and the opening of bids Can M2-45W Memorial Hospital here as a demonstration Woodbury Heights. The procession was led by an Bids must be on Propoeal lead. save the wear and tear on your Sheet, furnished by the Town- VAN POOL — Rldara wantad. against the facility's abortion-on-demand policy, American flag and a banner proclaiming "The ship, enclosed In a sealed S94/rnomn. MkMHMown-Nawark Today's South took the ace of brain*. Army of the Lord." envelope and addreeaad to Mr for •:30am-4:30pm work shift police said. Frederick E. Jahn, Purchasing Call 291-4132 diamonds, cashed the king of hearts Members of Right-to-Life groups from Agent, Municipal Plaie-Sohancfc South dealer While Saturday's demonstration was non- Road. Freehold, New Jeraey. and overtook the queen of hearts violent, tempers flared between police and Gloucester, Camden and Burlington counties and 07728. plainly marked on the 16 Instruction North-South vulnerable with dummy's ace to discard a marchers attempting to block the hospital's other church groups and individuals formed the outalde with the words march coalition. THREE NEW 1884 or 1888 8 diamond on the jack of heart*. NORTH driveways. An attempt by march organisers to FT, STANDARD BED PICKUP PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION Then South tried a trump finesse. TRUCKS — All Daglnnlng Matrumants 874 the Townehlp of Freehold re- FOR TAROT CONSULATION wrote. "What embarassed Americans was that serves the right to reject any or Engilah 4 Spanish. OK952 OQ106 Oorya. By Appt only. 9U-S29O After discarding a diamond on NEW YORK (AP) - In a forthcoming book, we had stooped to the Soviets' style." sH blda if it is in the beet interest 4973 • AJ104 former Director of Central Intelligence Stansfield of the Townehlp. ACTORS, MODELS, V.O. the jack of hearts South should lead Turner, a former admiral who headed the CIA Frederick E. Jahn PEOPLE — AH work Isn't In NYC dummy's king of clubs before Turner accuses the Reagan Administration of under President Jimmy Carter, said that Casey's Purchasing Agent/ Mon. Cty has opportunltlaa. Lai SOUTH skirting laws on congressional oversight of covert Townehlp Administrator ua ahow you tha way. Sand ptoa touching the trump*. If East re- penchant for covert action may stem from time Townehlp of Freehold 4 raaumaa to: SpacMl AnMa • AJ106 CIA operations. Municipal Plaxe-Schenck Road Managamant, Inc.. PO Bo. 311. turns a spade, South can then •KQ spent in the agency's precursor, the Office of Freehold. New Jeraey 07728 LltOa Sllvar. NJ 07739. afford to finesse. Under director William J. Casey, Turner said Strategic Services. May 13 818.44 OA73 In excerpts published yesterday by Newsweek Wett wins and may return a •Qfll magazine, the CIA "has fulfilled the letter, but 236 Mktdtotown iT trump, but South wins in his hand, hardly the Intent, of notifying Congress 'In a NOTICE O* MHTI NO Saata West N.rib East Foundation would plan Time: 7:00 p.m. cashes the queen of clubs, ruffs a timely manner' of covert operations." Data. May 18. 1886 Accounts INT Pass 2* Pus club, gets to his hand by ruffing a The U.S. public, said Turner, felt "a sense of Place. Mtddtetown Library Payable 2* Pass 4* AllPas* Pursuant to the provteiona of heart and ruffs his last club. embarassment" with disclosures of the mining future course for farming the ''Landmarks Commission and HWortcel Preeot>aeoii Qrdi- Secretary Make sure of ruffing your losers Nicaraguan harbors and publication of a CIA nance" of the Townehlp of Good math and typing aVma ra- before you let the opponent* re- Mlddletown, a public meeting of qulrad wa offar axcarJant ban. Opening lead -- O2 manual which instructed counter-revolutionaries WASHINGTON (AP) - Plans are being drawn the Land ntei Re Commieoion wHI aflta and profit ahartng. Salary move trump* from the dummy. to "neutralize" officials there. ba MM at tha tuna, data and M.ZS par hour. • AM to 4 PM. i up for a new National Food and Agriculture plaoa IndMatod abova to oon- daya a was*. Oyamma ovar 40 DAILY QUESTION WHM y.u Ilk* to have Alfna "Our ethical standards In dealing with our Foundation to act at an Independent overseer of sldar an application lor a houra. Call 790-7940, SkelaweM teach jrea haw to ftaj "*""• or Approprtatanaaa Central American neighbors were revealed as not programs to help set a futuristic course for the MUMiig work lo ba par- U.S. HOME CORP. Youhold.*752 MM, LM A«#»las. we were deliberately Interfering in the affairs of The preliminary blueprint has been discussed 747-J211 . Aak far PtTI SASOar if your card* were exactly what he 250 Othf Public Notlcaa MKIUEL PERtZ. -l|9SRI0AJ9> 04 Nicaragua to the point of undeclared war," at some length in recent months by selected AT THEIR B14T- Prior aanata needed, but the odd* are against Turner said. representatives of the private sector and the »u—won couarr Of such luck. A* a rule, you need 36 • IM. Lsi haste Haas fc**sM Agriculture Department, which is pushing the NJ ARMY "The SovieU have done this kind of thing MOMMOUTM COUNTY routinely, especially in Eastern Europe," Turner idea. NATIONAL GUARD It. MAY 13, 1985 Trw RiKi.|i r Classified .ACTION LINE 542-1700 =INDEX= rect Insertion ol any advtrtlsment Public Notices Situations Wanted Male 55 • Ptts and Livestock 77 Bulldlngs/Qarages. 10B Camping Equipment 153 Aircraft. 76 and only when It materially arlectt (L.g.l.) Situations Wanttd Wanted to r 110 Recreational Vehicles 1S4 Male/Female 5« Swap or Excl 7» the value ol the ad. II It contains sn Special Notices Child Cars/Nurasry Bicycles/Mini Blki BO Real Estate lor Salt Automotive error call classified. All ads are re- Sports Equipment II stricted to their proper classification Schoola 57 Wanted Automotive 220 Lost snd Found 6 Swimming Pi 62 Open Houses- 130 and set In the regular Dally Register Construction Equipment— 230 Special NOUCM- 9 CBs, Electronlci 63 Houses lor Sale 131 style of type Right Is reserved to Financial Auto Financing. .240 12 Merchsndlst Wanted 64 Condominiums/Town edit or re|ect any copy or ad. Business Opportunity- 61 132 Auto Insurance— 250 Instruction. 15 Price Buster 65 Houses- Mortoaoei «2 Income Property- 133 Auto Rent/Lease. 260 Business Directory MoneyyTo To LLoan. 63 Real EstMe Rentals Farm Property- 134 Auto Services/Parts 270 TO PLACE Monty Wanttd. 64 Commercial Property 135 Motorcycli 260 Bualnasa St*vtet 21 YOUR Apartments Industrial Property— 136 Trucks and Trailers. 200 Arts a Crafts 22 1 CLASSIFIED Merchandise Houses lor Ren Lots and Acreage 137 Auloa For Sale 300 Rentals to Shai Mobile Homes 136 AD Employment Merchandise lor Salt. 71 1 Winter Ren Cemetery Lott_ 13S CALL THE . 72 READ YOUR AD Halp Wanted Malt or Oarage/Yard Sale Summer Ft Real Estate Wanted 140 ACTION-LINE Machinery For! 73 Furnished THE FIR8T DAY bysitting/O Rental Service. 74 Nursing/Retirement IT APPEAR8I 542-1700 Recreational Oomtatl•mastic Halp Farm Equiprt 75 Homes 107 The Dally Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY SituaNom Wanted Famtlt— M Auction Sales 76 Commercial Rentals 106 Boats and Accessories 152 sponsible lor more than one Incor- 8:30-4:50

Si Help Wanted Si Help Wanted SI Help Wanted si Help Wanted 51 Hip Wanted Si Help Wanted Si Help Wanted SI Help Wanted Si Help Wanted All AftOUNO MSCHAMC - Far AUTO SODV PERSON - 10 yn ARTIST — «a«a up/layout lor CLERK/TYPIST — For Raal Ea- DENTAL ASSISTANT MrS exp able K> uaa Irema machine men *«•» printer Knn mai BOOKKEEPER BOYS/QIRLS We ere iooklnt tor en ex- * Rootmiia leoaied W SOUM™ tanilna CM John lor appl oe- of Wang piatonaa but •« manner, good typing akWa re- aenenced paraon PIMM or oat In perean Mr. Uonrtou* to northern Ooaan MWen »-5 " Eap. booanoopai wHh computer quired. Oeenmoe tor M or pen mm Illlsi. eetva offloa. Muet 7th thru 10thgradea •ma. Seiery oommonourolo with Cnenae Buck. Cans Nook Meaa O0unl». Saury oommeneurate 7BO-O4O4 eomoveng mm WORK AFTER SCHOOL ft SAT tJRaMTSxax uflmjej pittfi KAfpW lejPTeelBBBbj r ATTENTION! Deal. K M i II. Cone Meek. be neat and anparp Can be- experience Co* 741-oeeo Jary Can JW al 741-1 Meen B-a. SSO-7300, aak tor EASILY EARN MO TO HO x-ray epanae needed. Luce an- etS-nSS • 30 am -4 p m AUTO MECHANIC — mill « • JO < JO p m WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- COOKS — Fun ama. part oma ver Caa tal-Hte. IOOM S yre exp Muat ba knovrt- TATION NECESSARY, HOW- MM kakl. Qraat aummar tobl OKTAPHONE TYPIST — MM meneon THE REGISTER AMUSCMCMT PAHK - Note* AUTO MECHANIC — F/T Muel adtaanla in all araaa of car re- EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN Apply In paraon. Saul T. Walarl have own tools s exp Apply at CARRIER WANTED ema. Buey miclcil oeMe. Setory pair Can Mo Oao. Loonareo. For owvaiy In ma Rumeon-Felr KSANSaORQ. PORT MON- Tavern. Panmauta Houaa. Saa wften rtp»Dtng lo • Morwnoul) Auk) fewiante, 101 M1-SS0T. at* tor Emed. MOUTH. AND MIOOLETOWN Brtght B4f-1100. lo Box j-451 The Reskeer. BANK TELLERS Havan area. A«IIIIU«IIIIOIOI> lit AREAS THIS IS NOT A PAPER Oakland St. Red SM AUTO MECHANICS - unmeet- u 3 hours par day About 1200 COUNTER HELP Shreweoury, NJ 07701 Open a career at par montti. RMtobto oar a must ROUTE. FOR! MORE INFOR- ato opentnge tor aMparlanoad MATION CALL MR. TAYLOR AT Sony Bma Claanara. DISHWASHER - txp'd SI Help Wanttd Si Help Wanted SI Help Wanted people MuH hava own tool* ft COMMERCIAL For information call Suata. saa-taso. prelerred Exc aalary a benenta be experienced in brakaa. from mssso. Apply In paraon only Mon -Fri M S auto *lr com) S MM TRUSTI COUNTER PERSON — Wantad CARPENTERS HELPERS — CASHIER — luea. s inufm., e-4 p.m. Allan He HlgWanda Nure- knowtaooa ol airman! -nechlna MH p.m.: Sal.. U30-BJ0 k> walk M dry oMaMng Mora. Can ing Home. I mljjlekiwn Ave.. a engine enelyier. QooaMomng te Muet haws tana. Fun erne only. 747«SS 7S7-OMB. Apply Sebaetan't Pub. Mon- Bsai4\Ty Ik hlQn oot^nMOeyJon, «w One of New Jersey's moutl Mai. 542-77X, aak tor COUNSELORS - Cooaga .!»• wall M paw veeetiona Coniaci John Turner. daMa MHUI eKpanenos m apona. DISHWASHER — And Ultchan BM totooa it S71-MI6 lor Inter- most rapidly CARRIERS nelura, orafta and working with expanding & WANTED CARRIER WANTED - Kayoon oMMran agaa t-14. Can YMCA Pemneula Houaa Sea Bright WvWon SI. BVoad St. Main St III IISS>7412tO4 t42-ltOO. AWNINO WORKER - Oooo For Tlnton Falls area. Can Canv aarklay. Daily Career Opportunity •ommer lob Call Slanoerd A«m- dynamic financial DISHWASHERS — Full end pen Wellington Rd area. (ta-SliO or Ml-asn. DELIVERY PERSONS — Earn up lr>e. 'air Haven, 741-OtSt institutions Is 10 17/hr Summamma hra. avaH. nma. Apply in paraon. Sheraton Please call Stave Qar- CLERICAL — Typing a muat. no Can tor appt 531-S424 baMaan Inn, Hwy. is HUH offering promising della at 542-6880. " 10am k) SI Help Wanted apm. MonvFri can Khon Chav- 11 a.m.-4 p.m. DRAFTBPERSON - Pen erne. Approx. 4 nrt per day. Some TELLER careers to rotot. wa-iooo CRANE OPERATOR — Eap'd on in Advertising applicants with CLASSIFIED Duorna-Eria JSS Crawlar or experience in pipa and Ian* woo CLERK — For drarang dept Fll- umaar wl*i manual oonttoW. piek»ied. Win keki. Can be- good Ing ft running Mua print ma- Work .n nbrtcatng ahop hand- tween s-4. mlenvo-Ntem. CLERK TYPIST CLASSIFIED china Sama IvpMa uaahH. Poa- ling akuctural Maal Can 204 7700 figure apltlude & «on oaaa Mr paraon M aarva aa TTa-MOOdeya; TST-1T»1 a»ea. DMVSR - Mecltenlee) eeeny Exciting customer relations CLASSIFIED nelplul Ovemme required EOE DELIVERY PERSONS - part Seiery open Apply in paraon Equipment t Ma. IS SALES Career Opportunity skills. We currently CLASSIFIED hava own oar Apply In paraon Elactro Impulaa. PO Box S70. St Keypon W4 toto have openings In: Rad tank. NJ 07701. E.O.E. Dannya Pun t Suba II. 4ia CLASSIFIED EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI - CLERK TYPIST — Part «ma DELIVERY PERSON — Day* SSOOOO par too Oueremeed Are you Interested In a career and not Just a Job? Do you have payment No axperlence/No •MIDDLETOWN No Experience KMannourlo avg. SS-S/hr. Mual hava own car experience in advertising sales? The Register has an excellent aekjo. DeteHa aend eaH-ed- Necessary •tan Cell Caima baton 13 pm Apply Dannya Fiiia a Suba. 24 dreaeed etomped enveiopa opportunity for an advertising space account executive. We are Salartei ara oommanauraM wnh tormarvto» 2S1-SI». Ayara Ln. LUSa Saver. ELAN VITAL - Sit looking for an aggressive person lor this lucrative territory to sell eaoerlenoa. w« oflar an axoat- 1 COMPANION FOR ELDERLY — DELI COUNTER PERSON - MIS Enterprise Rd lenl beneftta pee'eoa Including a Here ! an exciting opportunity Apply In paraon al Chna'a Dan. FT Piaroa. PL SS4S0 two specialty publications within our newspaper tor a bright beginner In laaioli of Party aanUa woman m Long fWtQfliftQ thrift piw rn#fltc tovaa To wori k 51 Halp Wanted 51 Help Wanted si Help Wanted Si Help Wanted | Atrepaaawabeheldoontnaen- eel. Cos S4»-4Ht bet S-S pm PART TIME/ Si Help Wanted FULLTIME WHEN NEWSPAPER FUUTNE 3*8 AkCondHlonlng 62S »7J Odd Jobs YOU'RE A RCWSMPDI CROWN HCATMO A/C. WC To operate Spartan II SaUa BorvKa InokMeeona HOUSE PAINTING — Lend- upraton Spirlel Bpnna Start Up aosplng. homa renovation, camera. Excellent Th« oroundttog REGISTER EXCELLENT SS74SM fehr. Benm cleanup. Fraa eaamatea. Can lawn car* u OPPOnTUNITY opportunity lor person »i-ets-t7ts 4M Auto Cleaning FOB SELF otaking adVavtMmsm * WaKlrtg CARRIER MOTIVATB) 660 Painting A Tl AL t LAWN t LANDSCAPE Paperhanglng PERSON CUSTOM CAR CLEANERS SERVICE - Oardona rokMMd • -1OOH ELBOW ORSASr* 500 Decks »-1 QUALITY PAINTING - Dona YOU GET UNO MtUMf TO OMUfMi wHh pride. Int. a Ext.. MaMIng T-.NWST Iniminl local retorencaa cell IkTtnksTT KJ 07701 Rich torIra a aeemale NI-SU1 OsX KetfTa PU2JI CAROTENUTOS LAWN SER- ncs — nimnmiiii n»n ~ ALL-AROUND PAINTINO AROUND! manam tu onoi »m« t nma CALL. '" aarvrng Monmouti County You pet around to terrwvg thai extra money you Mead leana cut STO-SOM LOU. 747-OOSS r •em Setrvj a AegMtr earner meant pm RTTDI: E. T1MZ0 OR 530 Electrical COMPLETE LAWN CARE - mvesbo.. NgM now, we're kx*mg ta oar- DAVE. 747-72S6 Serving utta Bayer, Rumaon. WaHyt Painting 2S1-1M1 Services Sniawabuiy a MliliBawlwn 10 A a L PAINTINO — in. rttm. K-s sasy end rs run. Join ne r "A CLEAN CAR BEST ELECTRIC yra. asp Raaaonabu nM oamar aM leday and s* anxmdl ISAHAPPYCART LK No am. Fad 3 hour I 284-M77 or 7SB UBS Wctofd Good math and typing skills required. ALL TILE AREAS — Expan ra- OAROCN ROTOTILLINO — Sod. lendMapa deakjn a pjenMng. oaln San ramadalilll aMoa DONE RIGHT PAINTINO — An We offer excellent benefits and profit 1SSS. Sob Aklua. SS0-0SS7 R.R. baa•ee, , pesopaaoee. ehmba 545 Excavation •d CompxM axlerior work OueMy al very raaoonabli pricea. ReUiaiimi. sharing. Salary $5.25 per hour. 8 AM to 6 CERAMIC TILE J KOPP a SONS SXCAVATWO — Oaaer a backhoa tor hke. Can m-4412allar« pm PM 5 days a week. Overtime over 40 CONTRACTING 2*t-72e4 Your dkl la our bual- Lendeceplng a memtai EDDIE'S PAINTING hours. Call 780-7850 Fu*r Meured. Free eaw interior a Exterior Can anvema tor appt S42-7407 TRACK LOAOCP. — SO ton, 4 In I Can S7t JSM Patching. Caulking ft Raglaimg. bucket aNh operator. LOT CERAMIC INSTALLER CLEARaWB, BASEMENTS and Minor repemi akmg with We do • an. baatnsoma. DEMOLITION SU-340S. it |b michana. ale. For Iraa oaamaki U.S. HOME CORP. om Mava « S7»-oej» Jl'l LAWN CARE 565 Fireplaces A For Free Eadmata An Equal Opportunity Employer 445 Cabinet Making Woodetovee Cut. Tnmmed. Edged. can Eddie al «71 -4403 CABINETS BY SHELLEY — For. FIREPLACae-WOOO STOVES Can 741-7BU J C BROS. PAINTINO — m- mica Mohan oabwaM. oounkw Chlmiwj)Mh brick haartha S waSa. LANOaCAPINO - Spring claan- tertor/Oklertor. alalnlng. Frea aa- topa, lanRlaa. was urwu a Brisk. Mona. block, oonorala Ri>eln. i. Bank. SS1-OOS7 upa end lawn aenrtpa. Good nmaMe Al raaaonabla coata In- lurnnura HI MSI. work. ReaionaliU ratoa. Cos aurad Can SS1-921S 741-aMi. aak torBruoa. 565 Qarden THHng JAJPAINTINQ CONTRACTORS 447 Carpentry Exterior painting Free aasmalaa. MANA8EMENT OPPORTUNITIES CRAPTMAHS CARPENTRf — FLOWER SSDS S OARDEN — LAWN MAINTENANCE fu» lawn ova. Ihrub /nalntan- Quewy won el a lair pnoa Tht Register has an opening lor t District Salta From deeka to akySoMa and S f)w ylfisOQ lA-Mwttti vMallBC- anoa. torWUHig. adgMg Can Manager In Its circulation department early tor your aprtno otoan-up PAPERHANOINa tkm laiirameall. Can tilnm Frea numi uato Sever a This entry level position involvei supervising youth 7-t p m. S44-S7M ROTOTUJNO Me. Pepemaneer aurrounaku ereaa Saa-2OH Tha Femlnkta Touch carriers In tht artta ol sales, service and collec- DECKS —So Any ebxterdan. CeHAnnaiast-OSn QUALITY SERVICES - Com- Frea Eat 741-eeSO tions. We provide training and an excellent com- olota lawn care. Cad anybma tor pensation package. We art Interested in agrassivt wiodaiad- Commie Ma. No tob I free eaKneMe 741-C4M 665 Paving •man Of larga Can 747-SO23 5*5 Home RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES individuals who have prior sales/or supervisory ROTOTMJJNO - am four gar- CALL PINELAND Paving tor your experience. HOME CRAFTSMAN - Ceraan- Improvements den ready By Hie hour. Frea noeea. we do (I an, eepnen dnva- ADOfTlONS — Complete ra- 741-OS1S. ' ' DGHna aarvMa Cal 741-4SB4 landacapmg. kea eK- To Apply Contact Too amen tor otiara? Can Kan 2S4-7iSS leMor Cwean 10H «.- Explors ths opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this Sodartund. SSS-nrt anar s PM. 635 Light Hauling count Can 341-4S7S DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register. 1 MOUSES - Oeregaa. yard a Brian Banach RETIRED CARPENTER — Small gutkjm claanad out ft hauled OM Pool Services 542-4000 Ext. 287 _ Froa _ CONSTRUCTION CO HO-S4S4 J » B POOL SERVICE - Spring 741-8787 or 774-OSOO oponiAQ Surr\rn#' ntfM Wlntf NURSES AIDES D.J. VEKIOS S SON - Oenaral Nu<«ng Depi Porionnel Dept 583-5210 SEW LIOHT HAULINO »iaambllng ft RN/LPN S-11 ALL HEALTH CARE oonkaotor Homa or buenaai re- <• anything local or long «•- OROVE HEALTH 450 Carpet Cleaning pak. rawoeal or bund 12 yaara aem. abovagroune around S71-4 SERVICES, INC c •anca. Yard*, omara. garagaa HOLMOEl CONVALESCENT CAKE CENTEX buameaa. Con ets-Msa. SWIMMING POOL - Opening •IS Oraan Oro>a Road ISKlnojHwy claanad out Licenced a meured. CENTER IIHIlNotlieii NJ 07741 KRUSW CONSTRUCTION CO 7S7-J4M •pedala. Low rate* Wa do all IMMwy M Neptune. NJ OT7S3 rebJB. MOfrlt IklWman. 747-O2OS rapam. major a moot Vary ra- Hokneet. NJ 0T7SS l»l| «72 3400 (301) S71-S4O0 - TaM Meal ranovaaona. CLEAN YARDS Hew S ok) Addhana. KMchana. nee*. Low prloea 12 yra asp Pert) I 455 Carpel Installation Ball. Dacka. OK. CM 741-iotO. CeBan. eMoa a garaeaa For appt can 477-teet CASMETS SY SHELLEY — For- Freaaesmeto* mica uchana. ooumar topa.wa s DUST BOSTSRS - Commercial. 741-214B 714 Wool Coating rnmnM Floor MxMg. carpel unw ft tutnmn 4U-asa« COUNTRY HAULINO - We haul SPRAY OR BRUSH ON - (Haaa RESTAURANT JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION anything Funnure. iota . ale noereo coaling K aaal t repair I. cwjonlny. ra laya. r»- Pay 1 low hourly rato. Call *at roota. H par geaon can PEOPLE CAM Aoala E ReaclgnolAlma Pann. RN LPN'a 1 HEALTH AIMS • Sreeaka. 1S4-S177 HOME IMPROVEMENTS 491-110* HAP Chemco B4I-2T14 OF SOUTH JERSEY. INC. Panonnel/OWector ol Nuroe> Nuramg Oapt 14 HR. Smeraanay BaMoe. 10H J44 Bread st/PO Sa> asjs MARLBORO PSYCMUTRIC Do laSALLE HALL HELP 460 Ceramic Tile OteCOUNT For SaMotl 650 Masonry 715 Roofing Red Sana. NJ 07701 HOSPITAL IIIW FaclMyl S10 Newman Spring* Road (20ti assists Rt UO. Marlboro. NJ 0T74S Lmcrdl, NJ. 07711 A PERFECT TILE ft RENO- Service eV Siding 1201) 944-8100 X424/303 We need front and back JOHN ROESmO (201| SM-S470 VATION CO - BaMa, • ii|-- MAIOIaRY — Fkaplaoaa. bnck ROOFING - Raetdliiaal. com- Mon a rapamj Fraa aat. raaldan- MtorUr/aklenar homa ropan mercial Repavi Inaured s of house personnel right now. Mlftcommaroil 2Oia»-S7» CaiWuaW otOooupancy work Contract- 470 dock Repair MONMOUTH CONCRETE INC SOUP CHEFS Note* tooeme u Serving MonmaMh a Ocean II BUPERK3R VUHQ a ROOFING TMS BRASS PINOULUM MeuMed «ktyl aakng. aluminum Pey V CnoOaaa. J. . UN HOME HEALTH AIDES UNI COOKS There le a new man m uw Urn oovertnga OuaMy » our Aral Expert raaelr a rlafcaietun MARCO CONSTRUCTION — tT EUZASCTN HOSPITAL FAMILY S CMUMEkrS SERVICE "NUTSCNO* PREP COOKS Iti ten Avenua 111 L__ i>. NJ 07»7 . » eahmtna - Long Branch. N J. 077*0 Red Bank. NJ. 07701 PANTRYKRSONS Aneeuo Cantor, HI Maw St. 7B7-OSas aax torJoh n 720 Sewing 12011 S27-S12S (2011 22! HOC (Mil |- Tom. River. Me-97S4 SPRtNO tPSCIAL ooang. Machine DISHWASHERS ttt->as4 665 Moving Repairs WAITERS/WAITRESSES 4*0 Construction ZEsnars Storage vvlRnfajQ MACHINE ^" Ss)rv*0# as HOSTS/HOSTESSE8 CARPENTRY every aiding tob tri-arss. TSAOtBRS MOVmO INC — •orx dona In my ShnMebury BAYSHORE lanmdaWng. ProoMSmilii Looal I ona 04a- homa. 74I.744S. BUS PERSONS ik No lob unn Sklragi uc PCO00S7 COMMUNITY Bhiiaabuiy Ava w Bank CAPTAINS 110 yra a»p Can OJaote 740 Tree Services RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL St1-74tS. Fraa aawnalaa. TOTAl. RtNOVATION COH- WOOOrS TRIE MRVTCE MEDICAL. CENTER JERSEY SHORE 717 Norm Sen Skeat BARTENDERS STejucncej INC. - UddWlini. Traa S ehrub atmmlng a Hokndel. NJ O773J FREE ESTIMATES 675 Odd Jobs removal. Futy Maurad. Frat 3* Unkw Street MEDICAL CENTER CASHIER8 (Full or part time) i ol heme r aaamalai Can sao-tlt2 Rad Bank. NJ. 07701 worn Carpanvy. I A-100OJOSBERVICI-Sma> not) uo-tsoe/mt tt«l Comet Ava. Join our atari of Mr Our II ulltll All work hOy K* euert Puty Meured wort 4 MaMa and Naonne. NJ 07713 750 Tutoring 12011 77J-SeOO.Ejn.SSd CRITICAL CARE NURSE8 Riaianiblirekw.1 gat paid tor I Inquire about our 'We have lour exoellent restaurants in TUTORS UNLIMITED - Ad aub- on MM II 10 7 ahW. leokj. el levala. Tutor, nrouah- INTRO0UCIN0 weekend program outstanding locations. Experienced 540 Entertainment ATTIC — haaamanl. geraaa. OUI Mgnimiltl County CM ChUd Care Center Pear It hour ahMa 5M House nouaa. U VARDB par weak en tia Maht ehel restaurant personnel can sarn good SSMSOM nctcrrsai JeoQuekna Owyer Da) you wam k> buy. ad or Fraa Parking pay In pleasant surroundings. Apply an or pert al youra or aan Cleaning solve your financial problems see to appreciate. 1 small couch. bp'd only commensurste with experience cook and plan meal*. 10 am -6 pine dresser $35 Wslnut chest WASHER. DRYER — Froat fraa caahlara Part a lull Uma. Buy- Ca* 747-114^ 842-6683 P m Reference* A own transpor- opens up lo bed, sleeps 1, Call rna Ikguora. tho acknowtadgad of drawer* with matching twin after 6 264-2060 rafrtgarator. boya draaaar A bad. laaoar In liquor dlaoountlng la PRINTER - SmaH shop 4 tation required. COLONIAL bed $66. Black A Decker Electric and ublaa. Colonial kltchan aai FRAMER Call 642-9440. lawn mower wtth cord $40 Hoo- aaaklng additional paraonnal In mum-i25OaMpartanca. Call SECRETARY F/T - Oood pay FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE. INC MOVING MUST SELL — Syl- 74I-8707 Itiau Taat growing company 871-7228 Days. Evas. 787-8277 Oood hours Oood opportunity ver upright vaoumn $35 vania 25" color TV $178, Greco FULL TIME Mual ba IS or Mdar Apply In tor running s franchise Cell Jo% WOMAN - To care for am- TOLL-FKEE 264-6458 latex alrtaas spray painter, used WHEELS — 4 alandard whlta PNNTS N THINGS la looking tor PRN — Registereegistered nurses only bulliory stroke patient. Pan time IB*, w/liill whl'a covara lor Chrly pataon. Buy-ma. Rl M. Atlantic nurses Longo 871-1010 or 957-0060 800-323-8556, Ext. R88 WNINQ ROOM once $70 872-1277 a luH Uma tramar with aoma ai- Hlghlanda On can basis or perl NmNmaa eohed- weekends Coorinated. Call Corp 125 Snow llraa. 1 partanoa In Iramlng or art ralalad ute No fringe packegk e at S10/hr. SECRETARY — Major central NJ 671-0443 Break-front and hutch $200 MOVING — Muat seH contents ol mountad t4' whaala lor AMC Call 787-2049 IMd. Win oonaMar training tha MACHINIST caH Mr. OentMa 28«-4S00. Law Firm seeks, bright, indepen- finished basement Bar, dinln- auloa >30 CaH U2-7SS0 daya. rtgnt paraon Plaaaa apply In dent, hard-working secretary 54 Situations DINING ROOM — Furniture. groom. dan, sets Lota more 542-4243 avaa REPORTERS — Ms laid to cover with experience for busy matri- baal offer 291-4664 paraon at PRINTS N THINGS. municipal government meeting* Maghonany china otoaet and monial any Musi have excellent Wanted Femalsj Merchandise table, pitcher and bowl, glass MonmomnMaM. talonuwn. N.J. tor Tha DaNy Register Some VK- typing, steno A telephone skills IOVHNG - Sofa bad, patio FULL TIME - Janitorial SuDar- MAINTCNANCEPERSON (1) — perlence necessary Payment for Sal* enclosed bookcase, samplers furniture, kitchen chalra. desk WIND8URF BOARDS For Monmoutn Baach Condo. Call Mrs Reiss at 201-838-8000 Misc. furniture Eves. 747-1342 «Mon MM lot local aeftoota. par arUcta. Ptaaaa don't call 129 CHAIN LINK FENCE - Oal- drester. etc. Call eves 530-8960 Top quality, only $399 Hack aaal Hoanaa ptalatrad Out Call 222-S01S. Sand resumes and work earn- SECRETARY - Typing. Dual- ABOVE THE REST vanuad. 4' high, llnlnga and DINETTE SET — Colonial table Call 212-219-2017. not naoM MECHANIC FOR CONDO ptes lo Jane Foderaro, City Edi- ness experience preferred Mini polaa. 1160. wolmanliad oar dan with 2 benches Llka new $200. MOVING OUT OF STATE — Sail- 1-M0-M2-M4I tor. Sox O-408. The Daily Regis- IN CHILD CAREI WINDOWS — Jalousie windows ASSOC. - KnoMadga of amall mum wage 6-». 787-9206 Your child should be content, trallla 730-4OB5 Call 495-0793 ing dining room furniture, living, anolnaa raqulrad Exparlancad ter. Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701 SECRETARY F/T — For fast family, bedrooms, TVS. with screens 3 double units, PULL TIME - Janitorial Supar- We're Equal Opportunity Em- happy and well-cared lor while 24' ALUMINIUM LADDER — DlNINQ ROOM SET - Dark pine Teakwood A Mahogany bar A 8i"x82* 1 triple unll 61*x122* vtaoca naadad tor local achoola only Apply paraon Shadow Laka paced cable TV company. you work. I am a Fair Haven ployers M/F. Typing 60 WPM minimum, dic- Haavy duty Hockwall raolprloat- dining room table and 6 chairs. 2 stools, Century safe wtth table. CaH 495-9229 ^__ Black aaal Hoanaa ptMattM oul mother who can do aH of the ing aawr, tabta MM. omar tools leavea Oood condition. $300 Playboy magazines and more not runniary can taphone EMC spelling a gram- above! 2'4 veers experience in WINE PRESS — 4V*' high, Im- REAL ESTATE SALES - Ws mar essential Full benefits E«p Call 2224144. Call after 6 967-0766. CaH 747-2406 MEDICAL SECRETARY - FuM hava 2 poetttona available for child care with TERRIFIC refer- ported from Italy, grape grinder lima Imaraattng ipaclallata of- licensed salespeople Increase refs. required Send latter of ap- encosl CaH 642-6607. t ROCKER-RECLINER - La-I- DINNETTE SET - 46" round ONE KING-SIZE TEAKWOOD A strainer funnel Call 291-2791 PULL OR PART-TIME - Poa- plication to Slorer Cable, PO boy. Vary oomloriaMa 2 yaara glass topped table, 4 chairs Priced $300 floa Mual an|oy paopla Top your potential-call Derrah As- BABYSITTING — Loving care for BEDROOM SET — Exc cond. Wona avallabM Cook, ptap and aalary. banaftta. FWarancaa it aootataa, Shrswsbury, 741-3S90. Bo« 698, Eatontown. NJ 07724 old. Excallanl condition 1175 $250 Iff X 30* oval pool wtth $300; Electrolux carpel shsm- oounkK paraon Apply In paraon Attn Hope Loversldge E O.E your child in my Ocean Township WOODEN SHUTTERS - Good qulrad Call 222-S323 Call 530-SU7 pump, ladder, 2 decks $250 pooer, exo cond , $250, Leather cond. 4 pr 12x56'. 9 pr 12x39'. Chhskan Comar. MkMkMoon SECRETARY/WORD PRO- home Reliable, flexible hours, Must be taken down. 1940's couch A chair, exc cond . $250: Pfcwa. Pa. M. MMdlatown. REAL ESTATE will tutor Call 644-9663. 3 PIECE - Madllafranaan Irving •SO. CaM 741-6260. MECHCAL TECHNICIAN — Part (a QOOD We need Hooaler cabinet $200. Antique Large A small plants, from $6- lima Eapartanoa In pMabotomy. CESSOR — Need mature-mind- room. Oood condition Call loveeeet. blue oriental print $200 $40 Call 642-3272 WROUGHT^ IRON — Round OA» STATION ATTENDANTS — help. Your beat opportunity is BABYSITTING - In my 2A4-1M2 table. 4 high back chalra. All tor fu» t part lima htt. avaH. Apply Mual ba aMa to work flaxlbfa with the areas beat informed, ed, responsible, dedicated indi- Keen • burg homo Full time Upholstered loveeeal $150. 78 hourt. Sand raauma to Cantral vidual to work for local, pro- (4) WINDOW AIR CON- rpm records, 25« ea Paperback ORGAN - BALDWIN OVER- $50 Call 741-7363. In paraon oalwaan »-5 p m. Saa beet trained sales force Wa are Mon -Frl , any age References TURE, micro-computer. Sell tor •nght (hit. 100S Ooaan Am. Jaraay Blood Bank. 210 Nawman Realtors A membert of MLS. gressive company Minimum 2 •vallsbie Call 496-2004 anytime DITIONERS - Eacallanl con- books, 10* ea hard cover books Sprlnga Rd. Rad Bank. N.J. yra word processing exp re- 26a aa. 741-7206 $2600. Call after 7 p.m ZENITH — 19* Color portable TV Saa Brlgnl. 530-4SK also a member ol EQUl-NET, dition. I7S aacn or S2S0 lor all 4. 767-7691. $169 Rebuilt with full warranty 07701. Equitable Realty Network-The quired. (Xerox 660 preferred) CLEANING AT ITS FINEST" — Call M7-07M (US STATION — Anandant Abie to work overtime Exc Trustworthy. pet son si. sf- DINING TABLE - Flora-design EATONTOWN TV A APPLIANCE MORTQAQe PORCEUOR top In Relocation Join the Pro- ORGAN - Hammond, 125 XL 642-0400 Naad tun tlma Daya and nlghta ' i. AH appointments 4 In- salary, beneflta a growth poten- lordabla Call MINT MAIDS 775 stainless fteel and glass contem- Hats for $2,710 will sell for $1,600 Call M0-S071 daya UNDERWRITER formation confidential. Call Bob tial- Submit resume I salary re- 3640 5 HOMES WANTED porary. 36x89 opens lo 104 with Qrowing Mortgaga Co. aaaka 2 5 homea needed to dlspisy new glaaa leavea. $500 4-chrome or beat offer, mint cond., many 72 Garage/Yard CUT HIAOV PERSON - For indMduala quallnad In FNMA 1 Warncks Assoclstes 747-7000 quirements to P O BOH 206. Fort EXPERIENCED CHEF — 14 yr». outstanding features Call Monmoutn NJ 07703- •olid vinyl aiding by Bethlehem and beige velvet chairs, $200 Sl auto rantal Mull ba ovar 21 VA/FHA Salary baaad on as- exp Looking tor permanent pos- Steal, Qive your home a naw 291-6761 458-3026, after 6 REAL ESTATE SALES SECURITY POSITION — 12mid- hava valid drlvart lioanaa. Fun palanoa. Banana and pram altar- Molmdsi/Coru Neck area. Pos- ition Institutional cooking back- look. Qualified homeowners will PA EQUIPMENT - Reduced for lima amploymant 39 houta par Ing avauabla Aak lor Tony al itions svailabla in active, waii- night-8 s m shift avail. For Inter- ground. Call after 3:30. receive dealer Incentive rebates DINING ROOM SET — Heevty quick sale Call tor information BELFORD — 137 Seventh St. waa* plua ovartlma. CaN Mt-1600. view call Mon-Frl. 222-2106 495—4450, smounting to huge savings from carved, menlcan. table. 6 chairs, S4MS06 eatabllshed office. Ample floor crederua. 1-cart. $1200. Call after 8 563-4190. Baby (terns, grill, bric-a-brac, lot time Ltoensad salesperson SHORT ORDER COOK EXPERIENCED - Ironing Shirts retail price + installation. Re- more Sat 4/27, 9-4 p.m. preferred Ctrl F Zsllers. Re- Full and pad lime, afternoon and quired, no money down. 100H 294-1177 attar 7. PATIO DOOR SHUTTEHS - KEYPORT. MULTI FAMILY - and tsmlly laundry. Pick up and financing available No payments Othar ahuttara. labla top waahar sltor, 048-4443. evening shifts svallable. Apply In delivery. Call 630-9693. DlNINQ ROOM - Ore** Italian May 18, 9-4 p m Van Dorn St. GIRLS & BOYS MOTOR ROUTE person i to 5 dally No phone tlti late aummar. CaH lawn mowar. othar mlac Call acrose from Chowder Pol Craft* 1-201-634-9378 Provincial, table, 6 chaire. lighted 542-2791 noon-a p.m. M yrs and o*der REAL ESTATE SALES — Career calls please Howard Johnson's EXPERIENCED MOTHER — In china cabinet. Ilka new Sacrifice too_ DRIVER p.m. Join Restaurant. Hwy 3ft. Mlddie- Navesink will babysit In my home 5 MO. OLD. 2 white modern twin $1700 After 5. 946-6824. PEREQO BABY CARRIAGE LIFE COLLECTION MUST Q©! You're Needed Office with town weekdays 7 30 a.m.-6 p.m.. agaa Llka naw S100 Baby changing Books A Equipment national benefits Bring s friend. 12 mo. A up Call 291-9042. ihetts- headboards, $30 aa. DINING ROOM SET — 3 pc , To Deliver Needed to deliver Cream, beige, modern print labla 119 Business. Bosling. ScienlMC Call tor reservation SPORTS DIRECTOR — PE solid martegony Bedroom set, 4 Call 671-2337 Electronics. Photography. Pel; ERA LINCROFT REALTORS teechor to direct summer camp EXPERIENCED MATURE solabed, $275 King bed. $2M. THE REGISTER the Register In the MOTHER — Will babysit In own Coieco cabbege patch dolis, pc.. solid oak. Both In good Furniture. Hospital bad. Tools. In your area 3 Swimming River Rd. sports program. Agaa 3-14 Call cond $1200 for both 741-9473 PIN BALL — Playboy 4 player Select nc-typewriter Freezer. Rumson, 747-393« Evas. 747-M07 YMCA 946-4696/741-2504 horns, infanta, toddlers, any age. $42 642-04B4 $350 Donkey Kong $350 Elec- 222-6271 after 9 am Or DRUMS — Sllngatiand. 4 piece. Retrlg. Dryer, Printing peper. Fair Haven 222-7452 anytime 7 PIECE KITCHEN SET — $75; 4 Zlldjuln symbols, hi-hat, tronic shuffleboard $250. in- Pholoryposllor-Fonts, muen Openings Now: QE electric stove. $50: 0x12 yel- vadera revenga $260. 631-7049 1. So. Woodland and Woodland REAL ESTATE SUMMER throne. $460 with covers Call more Sat 5/It & Sun A until area. EXPERIENCED MOTHER — In low rug. $36 Call 222-1660 642-0666, sold 20 Hsrklns Or MlddlatowQ Dr.. Fair Haven SALES MANAGER Middletown will babysit In own PLANTS — Ground cover ISCOMMING ACOUSTIC GUITAR — Oood Pacheaandra. myrtte. hoata. pw~ NAVESINK — 3 Osborrt Ay* Capable ot complete manage- home Fenced-ln yard. Will DRYER - Oas Speedqueen. eniels Cheap Call 291-2490 May 10 A 11 9-4 p.m Rain Or 2. Sycamore Lana, Kemp CAR A MUST ment of active office. Must know provide lunches By (ha week condition. $60 wtth case Call avocado, excellent condition. all phases Salary based on SOON! only Call 671-7028. Georgette at 486-1439 shine Great aasonment 01 Avenue, Hum ton $150. Brown bares lounger. $75 POOL — 24' round. 2 years old. merchandise. *• CALL qualWcstioni Possible partner- AIR CONDITIONER — 230V. Cheat, mspla, $50 871-1656 Liner brsnd new, finer A ac- 3 Oaprsy Lana, Avenue of ship arrangement Harry Earn extra vacation cash making 50 WPM — Mature typist with cessories included Call 10.5O0 BTU. $450 Call after 5:30 ELECTRIC DOUBLE WALL SUNDAY ONLY — 6*12. OP*J Two Rivers So.. Rumeon 542-8880 Leigh ion 730-2222 Academy telephone calls from our office in excellent spelling A proofreading p.m 574-3796 871-7685 after 5 p.m. Shrswsbury. Must have a good OVEN — With black glass doon variety of items, too nnumarow Agaooy, Hwy. M. Haiiet, skins, wishes pan Uma office lo mention Corner of Orchard A 4. Buana vieta. Sailers telephone voice and ba availabis work. Current experience Call AIR CONDITIONER — Fan, $450 or best reasonable offer POOL TABLE $50 MUSICIAN — Oultarlat lor a 8 REAL ESTATE SECRETARY — evenings from 6-9 30 p m Mon 291-2809 tsbiea, baseboard heater, 264-1246 Soda machine $50 Ocean view (off East Rd. Way. Rumaon. placa oroup Mual raad A atng. Oood typing and oroanlieltonal thru Frl and Sat 9-1 p.m cheats, convection oven, sawing Call 871-9391 or 87 V1390 Beitord) Pro Call M3-SO70 skills required Call 871-1780 HOUSECLEANINO — Will clean ELECTRIC STOVE 30" 5. Meadowbrook. Maptewood. FOR INTERVIEW CALL machine. Apt. washer, tamps Crib with mattress POOL — 24'. 2 filters, liner under TAG SALE - May 16 A 19. 10-4 NATURE DIRECTOR — Taachar OIANE AFTER 6 p.m your home. Dependable honest, Call 872-2234. All contents of house Cash and Rumaon, A reliable Hoi-lei area. Call guarantee, ladder. $150. Call lo dlrad •ummar camp program REAL ESTATE 871-6095 after $ p.m. carry 711 Clark Ave, Union lor agaa 3-14 In Sclanoa. Out- You've thought about II Let's talk 542-4988 886-0715 ANDERSEN WINDOWS — and Beach CALL door Ed Acttvraaa Call YMCA about H now. Our offtoe is one of SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - HOUSECLEANINO — Ex- doors. A Atrium doors. 50% dis- 15' BLUFJAY - Sailboat $200 POOL — 24'X 4' uaad three «4e-4»M(741-2»04 the top 4 in the Red Bank srea Malniensnce. now thru Sept, perienced Reference*, depen- count Delivery. 1-600-523-8707 Wasllnghouse refrigerator $75 seasons Steel deck and ladder 77 Pots and 542-8880 We ara busy Wa naad you. EMC Must be 18 or ovar. Crystal dable, honest A reliable. Call ANTIQUE BEDROOM SET — 2 Call 530-5674. $325 Call 842-8638 NURSES twin beds, dresser A mirror, van- Livestock OO-OO SAR - Apply In paraon training, motivation 4 gutdsnes Motor Lodge. Hwy 35. Eaton- 767-1437 between 6 6 9 p m FISH TANKS — 2-55 galon. 2-15 PORTABLE TV - $20 Factory svallable Ws currently have 7 town, ask for Joe ity A bench, Asking $500 Call galon and Hand, $100 firm Call sewing machine $50 2 door re- Twanty Pacaa. 1106 Union AM Million-Dollar aesocistes. Need 3 MATURE WOMAN — WW 787-6026. Advanced And Union Baacrt Bum 4-7pm No SUMMER JOBS - |7 96 Starting thoroughly clean your home or 496-0611 frigerator $50. Stereo $75. more Experienced or beginners Kitchen table A 4 chalra $35 Call Beginners Sunday! Call Roger rate Local corp sponsoring stu- apanment. Please call anytime APARTMENT SIZE - Refriger- FITNESS EQUIPMENT — Marc, dent work program. Exc alien i 739-3342. ator $136. Rebuilt with fuH war- 741-6797 or 774-0600. DOG TRAINING ORILL COOK - E>p ptalarrad ATTENTION! CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors Mach I Illness center. 8 position. Bayahore Dog Club, 741-8046 "Independently Owned" experience Work -avsllsbls In 500 Ib. weights. $1300. Call PROM GOWN — White dotted Qood pay a banaflta Mon-Frl Monmouth County Interview in ORGANIST - To play at your EATONTOWN TV A APPLIANCE BASSETT HOUND — Lovely daya only Can MS-M31 Ptaaaa mantlon THE REQI6TER 813 River Rd. Fair Haven wedding. (Reception not in- 264-1177 attar 7 Swiss Size 9-10. Worn once. Woodbridge Will trsin after 542-0400 $45 Call 872-9676 or 391-6676 male svallable 11 months Show wtw. replying lo a Raglalar 741-70S0 sxsms Apply now 634-4920. cluded) Nuptial Mass $50. Cer- 5 SLIDING GLASS — Patio MARRIOTT CORP td emony only, *40 Marianne Den- APPLIANCES - Refrigerators, quality Good homa a necessity RECEPTIONIST - Dependable 9am-6pm Ttony c door. Excellent condition. $65 RARE MAGHONANY — Hand $325 Call 747-9163. (MOUNDS PERSON M/F — Fot NURSES AIDE — Full 4 part Uma person Must type, file. 4 answer s. 671 2570 washers A dryers Reconditioned Simco western show saddle carved German table/desk SUPERINTENDENT - Mature A guaranteed $100 6 up Can BEAQLE - AKC 1 year oej] MM fun tlma Can aflar 6 p.m. poafttoni avail on 1-11 ahHl phones Call 530-5609 RESPONSIBLE — Young prof. Small adult, roughout seal, silver Early 1900s Solid wood carved Ptaaaa cat! for appl 671-0177. minded couple required for 60 deliver You've seen the rest trim. Mint condition $275 firm gargoyle legs Hidden drawer Mala Housebroken Allsrgiea, MS-410S RECEPTIONIST - Mon- Frl, 5 woman seeks room In sttchsnge now buy the best! 530-2997 must sell $125 or best offer. Mllttop Pftvala Nuratng Kom*j units in Weat Long Branch RE- for tight housework/yard, cook- 462-7671 Perfect for the executive ofi.es ot HAIRDRESSERS WANTED - pm -0 p.m. Apply in paraon quiraa knowledge of all phases distinctive llbrsry. Eves after 9 495-0120 btwn 3-6 Wlttt toHowmg MlddMown ahop NURSE RN — FuH Uma/part Brookdate Nureing Center. 3325 ing, errands Prefer older homo APPLIANCES — Almond QE FLOWERING DOGWOOD on maintenance Salary (400 per In Hoimdei. Colts Neck, Mldd , electric dryer, used 1 yr. vent A p m 229-1603 BORDER TERRIER — MsleT"« undar M* manaQamant. Full or lima Long tarm ca/a (acuity In Hwy 35. Hantet wk * fringes Call 542-S672 TREES - 4-5' tall-$999; 5-6 Long Branch Salary nagoilabta Lincrofi area. Rets avail. Reply hose included. Moving must sell, tall-SiSOO. 6-8' tall-$2200 De- REALISTIC — Scan- monthi (grizzle A ian> $200 wtth part lima art-ONS ot MS-OSII RECEPTIONIST - WeakandVnd SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS Box J-450. The Regiater, $176 Days 431-8273: eves papers Call 787-2657 CompMa banaflt packaga undar — Openings 3-11 A 11 p.m-7 livery and planting available R A n.ng/reciever $229 new. asking ravtalon. Ptaaaa call Mra holidays. 12 p m.-0 p m Apply m Shrewbury, NJ 07701. 369-3567 J Landscape Nursery. Call paraon Brootidale Nursing am shirt Full or part lima Oood $150 firm. Call 291-4950 before 5 8UNHIES - Dwarfs. Duichei HAIRDRUSER - Eiparlarwad. Naynan 229-4300 APT SIZE KITCHEN SET — For- 291-1967. p.m. K> work In ShtawaOury araa Can Center. 3325 Hwy 35. Hazier opportunity Long tarm. Call SUMMER TUTORING - Avail- Lops. A regulars Many to Mi IMS NURSES AIDE - Full a part lima 741-4700 able Speciallilng In remedial mica top table. 2 drop leaves & 2 FLUTE - Oamelnhard. open REDWOOD OUTDOOR choose from 6 weehi and oldeY- position availabta on tha 11-7 RECEPTIONIST - Rapidly •• work tor all grade levels. Call chairs, $40. Maple rocking chair hole, B fool. Silver, like new. FURNITURE — 11 pieces No Csll 495-0477 MAIROflESSER — Part lima in- ahin Ptaaaa call (or appt. pending Red Bank CPA Firrr TAILOR/FITTER — Full time. 542-7218 $50. + odds A ends. 747-2471. $260. Call 291-2717. cushions, $100. Call 671-9666 aftpartanea oonaldarad. AD. DOBEflMAN — AKC Female. 12 871-0177, HHNop Nuralng Homa. seeks receptionist New offices One of Monmouth County's TYPINO DONE — My homa. BEAUTIFUL — Queen Anne aids between 5 A 6 p.m. weeks old Black A tan $100 Hlghlanda araa. Call aflar • p.m. Pleasant professional environ- ftnest top of the Una clothing 4 RADIAL TIRES — A wheats, PI Seme day service Reasonable chair, pale yellow uphoiatry. 96x16. Almost naw. $100 com- REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER - CaH 495-4533 or 787-1779. •71-4M2 NURSE ment Salary open Reepond to storse. 40 hour week includes 1 $200 739*4717. RN lor YMCA „ P nlghl Flexible schedule n avail- prices Call Diana 291-4415. plete. Call 787-1620. OE slde-by-side, avocado, 7 yrs 8 WEEK FEMALE PUPPY — HAND PRESSER — To work on Charles A. Laweon * Co 230 old. $150 Call 495-4411 Can 94S-4SSS/741-2504 Half Mile Rd. Rad Bank, NJ able Call 741-5300. ask for Mr TYPINO — Done In my home, up BEDROOM SET — Ethan Allen FREE CLEAN FILL Mixed breed Free lo a good ladlaa nama. mocninga CaH Eastw»ck pine, 4 poster bad. triple home Good disposition Nice 747-USS. NURSES AIOC - 7 to 3 ahtft. FuH 07701 to 60 wpm Also dictaphone that You cart REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT lima. Mual ba aMpartanoad. you supply. Call 291-4413. dreeeer, armotre. cheat, night Call 747-D523 — Butcher block. Call 741-9569 markings Pan Huaky/collie. Will HOSTESS-CASHIER - Mual ba RECEPTION DESK CLERKS - TEACHERS - For summer day table, mirror Exc cond $5,000 ba smsll 871-3455 early am or Ptaaaa can Madi-Cantar at For new motel opening In Cotti camp. Gymnastics. Tennis. Arts WILL BABYSIT — In my Keypoti until lo 6 p.m. avar 21 Yaar round amploy- •42-3800 ait 83 747-5724 after 7 p.m FRENCH PROVINCIAL — Desk, after 8 mant Mual apply in paraon ba- Week EJUJ. helpful. 046-4703 * Crafts Call Marlboro Rec- home, Mon-Frl Lunch provided. $125. Wood hi-fi cabinet perfect REFRIGERATOR FREEZERS (3) reation S36-0200 Children over 2 yrs old only. Call BEDROOM SET - Deetgn Re- - $200. $175 and $160. Twin 4-YEAR-OLD — Female laaan 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. PAINTERS - Commercial 4 cua- REGISTERED NURSE — 7-3 for bar conversion. $45 Efficien- No pnona oaMa. Howard John- 739-4217. search Children! to teens 4 cy apt. size electric range, $110 bod. $60 Large bedroom sat. Shetland Pony Well-trained tom painting Muat hava 5 yra. shift. Apply In person. Mon-FM TEACHERS - English, Math, piece while birch modern wood aon'a Raalauranl. Rt 15. Mtodla- •up, own trana. 4K,-i3go or Reading. All levels Summer Refrigerator, $175 2-tiffany style $275 Walnui deek. $40 Maple Call 291-0096 0-4 pm Atlantic Highlands Nurs- WOMAN TO DO HOUSEWORK No nails $400 Call Mark Sun- hanging lamps. $20 aa. Twin double bed. $66 Walnut twin 7*7-4373 nra S-10 pm ing Home. 8 Middletown Ave mornings. Must be dedicated, — $35 a day Dependable and Thu, 7 pnviipm. 741-4600. FREE SIBERIAN HUSKIES '— exp Write fully to Box N-477. beds, 3 sets $40 a aat- 4 bar bed, chest ot drawers. $76. IF A REAL ESTATE CAREER - PAINTERS — Commercial 4 cue- AtT Highlands thourough own transportation •tools. $10 ea Antique drop leal 264-6458 AKC, to good home with Mgh The Regiater. Shrewsbury. NJ Call 739-3370. BEDROOM - Qlria whlla fenced in area or enclosed dog Intaraata you. why not kMn ma tom painting. Muat hava 5 yra. RESIDENTIAL WIREMAN - table with 2 chalra. $150 Brass •ip own trana. 4W-13OO or 07701 provanclal Draaaar. nlgnt tabla RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - 2 run Call 787-4596. baal. ma moal protaaalonal and Wanted Call Middletown Eiec- and canopy bad. MOO Call coat rack, $60 Mlsc luggagge auocaaatul aoancy In Monmoutn 717-4373 hrs S-10 p m TIRE PERSON - To change 55 Situations formica counters with stools. 2 FREE KITTENS — Gentle A lov- trto. 201-5060, j:— Sunday 747-9020. Mon-FrMon-F l 20'sections A 4 booths. Also. 15' Court, WWaWai na n R. tires Red Bank Tire Co. Wanfd Ml* 9-6.30 736-0400 mg Already trained MotherfiM pariancad or naory aoanaaa can PART TIME - Need extra cash? RESTAURANT P/T — General 747-3404 BLUE PLAID — Colonial sofa, ftof eeceni sign. All In good cond great personality Cell 747-6192 tor a conf* Work on home phone prog/am food prsp Perfect for students COMPLETE LAWN CUTTING pine deacon's bench, pine stereo FRENCH PROVINCIAL — Dining Priced to sell Exc. for lunch- M*M provMa ma toOMj and tha Flexible Earn up Mt 10par hour. Will train. Stan at once Sebas- TRAINEE - Real estate -e Reasonable A Reliable console $60 each. CaH room set, 8 chairs, table, china or dinar. Call 642-2332 FREE KITTENS — To loving training. CaM today tor appolnl- Call Barbara. /47-aSW tian's Pub. Mon mouth Mall. search No license needed, will 842-4271 Or 642 3756 291-0227 closei. $700. CaH 787-6904 home. Litter trained 8 weeks 542-7700 Mr. Turner. trsin. Coil Dimltrl 530-0600. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT — CaH 747-7749 after 4. all day manl Aak tor Joan Cuanman AAA HAULAWAY — Clean-ups. BLUE VINYL — Inflatable mat- FURNITURE - Hickory A For sale from A-2. Hood, Ice me- Sun. OLOMA NILSON REALTORS RETAIL TRAVEL AOENT/MANAO?R~- No job loo big or small Hauling. ires* Brsnd new. n%v»r used Tnomosviiia Sofa, table, break- china, labtes. butcher Mock, 31 Waal Main SI PART TIME OATAS II Computerised. Call firewood Call Tom, 542-0164 Doubts size $25. Call 642-7792. front, bar. A Tiffany Shade Exc slice machine, much more. FREE TO GOOD HOME ~ Hotmdal. N.J. No I •ry. Earn SALES 16 par hour. Naw _ 563-2200 A J- PAINTING CONTRACTORS cond. Call 671-4273. 739-6688 Mai •4S-U00 3S 4 Naveemti River Rd. We wlH BOOKS — Encyclopedias, lovely 747-4239 after 6 p PART TIME TRUCK DRIVER NEEDED - Specializing in new A old homea. complete set. 29 volumes. $75 FURNITURE— Formica captains RESTAURANT BOOTHS - (3) INSURANCI — Paraanal llnaa. a m marketing EwosHant PRINTS N TMINOS II looking loi Lumber and fork lift exp. Free estlmstes. fully Insured. Formica wood grain, seats 4-6, FREE KITTENS chanoee for advanoamant to full cash. Nice fishing rod $16: bad. quean .lie sofa bed. deek ouaaamai aamea rapraaantanva. trlandry aalaapaopia willing Ic preferred. Apply In person. Red 204-0630 or 563-4462. Amplifier deluxe, walnut csse and dresser set 3 speed adult $150 Chicken Corner. Shoprlte Given lo adults only KnoaMdga ol nomaoarnara • tlma poeTOona Or H you wiah Bank Lumber Co. 9 Wall St. Red Call 787-4644 laarn about an Inlaraatlng prod- CARS CLEANED A WAXED - 3 $50; Electric Iron $5,'Toaster $8. bike. Call 747-1796. Plaza, Rl. 38. Middletown prtvata paaaangar automobiia amain part time Koun 0 a^n uct. Ratal! axparianca halpful Bank. Chairs (3) $20 ea. (1) $60: Lovely rating * covaragaa ara naoaaa to 3 p.m. dally OR: 3 p.m. lo 0 Apply In paraon at PRINTS N First St, Morgan, next club Bane GARLAND RANGE — 4 burner DIAMOND - 2 carols Inperfect FREE — 6 yr old aparad lamala TYPIST/CLERK - Red Bank 721-3126 table lamp $26; Candle holders irlah Satlar Family balng Irana- CaM Tha Dlttmar Agancy >m dairy Monday-Friday. Call THINGS. Monmouth Mall. Ealon (2), sterling silver. $50 ea.; Dial with 36 X3Q" grill, $500 Plna atone. Sacrifice $1500. Call Brokerage firm needs a full time oven 5 X 4, like new $3000 Call Middieiown. 787-3740. larrad Qood with chlldrart a a m -4M p.m. Mon.-Frl. '47-4000 COLLEGE STUDENT — Seeking phone, wall model (ATT) $20; Naada room to run. 291-5M0 44U-2J41 typlrst/clerk, CRT exp helpful 495-1506 after 6 p.m. PART TIME WORK - Near your RN/LPN's — Full 4 part tlma Call Judy 747-4443 summer work. Yards, painting. Lady's shoe roller skasaa. MM. SAW — McCulkocn. 14" gas homa supervising newspaper 3-11 4 11-7 shifts Immed. open cleaning, ate Avail, immediately $20, Bad headboard, single, nice Q, E. Electric - Double oven, chain saw. Used 3 hours. $75 LABRADOR/SETTER - Puppy carrier* In the early morning hrs WAITRESS/WAITER — Part tlma Call after 6 747-1623. maple $15: Magazines. Playboy. pull out burners and vent kit. Ex. Call 223-3152 after 6 p.m. onth old black male. Mouse INTERVIEWERS Long term cars facility Exc etc 50* ea. Call 222-6719. broken Good watch dog. Sweet through You win ovaraas the carriers, de- r + benefits Call Mrs weekends Must be experienced cond. $550. Bennlngtom dark X DAVI0 GOODMAN CONSTRUC- plna trees* table closed 40" * SEARS disposition Free to good home aummar Work locally. Partorm livery, sales, and ooHectton ac- Mahoney 2S4-SSO0 tor appi Apply In person to Rex Diner. TION — Decks, garages, ad- Stackable dryer and stand $150. Hvioaa Parmanant poeiHona ara 117 west Front St Rad Bank BOXES • CORRUGATED 72". opart 40" X 101 ". 6 Call 291-2139 eves baaon aurvay Irom Sandy Hook dttioni. renovation! Call For Moving A Storage, and for Call 671-6723. to Satmar. N.J. Good pay 4- HaUe In tha areea o* RN — Full tlma. 11-7. Esx. ben- WAITRESS/WAITER — Wanted 775-6474. mstchlng captain's chairs $750, LAB PUPS Kaanaburg, Waal Kaanaburg. Pi efits, apply In person Mon -Frl Industry A complete line of Ball '6-bail" digital pin-ball ma- SEARS — Baal electric plnball day work waak, aoma waakanoa for part and full time evening packaging supplies. 463-4672 or AKC. male/female raqulrad Naad raaponalbla Monmoutn. MkWletown. Haslet 10-4 p.m. Tha Arnold waitei work. No experience necessary FRIENDLY CLEAN UP chine. Perfect working order. machine. Sturdy, llka naw. $60 4 union Beech. CaH toll free Nuralng Homa, 822 So. Laurel We haul anything 747-4096 $625. BMX bike. CW frame, rac- Call 264-5708. paopla. no aaparlanoa naoaaa Must be 19 Call 291-0224 ing rims. axe. conponenta. top Call 872-1395 ary but oanaua work or omar 1 -000-242-0860 or 877-4222. Ave . Hszlet Call 264-7046 CASH REGISTER WAITER/WAITRESS — Exp. cond. Asking $425 Call after 5 SEARS — 10 hp riding lawn LOVERS OF LARGE CATS — Inlarvlaw axpananoa a plua. RN/LPN M/F - FuH Uma poe- GARDENS TILLED — With heavy NCRMechanicai tractor. 40 " cut. purchased new Mual hava car. Band raauma lo: PART TIME — Make yowr own nights. Hostess, cashier daya or pm.462-5266. Large gorgeous mala "Morns" yMgfti hrs delivering phone itlon avaU 3:30-11:30 p.m. shift duty troy tiller Reasonable. Carl $100 Sept. 1962 Uaed only 2 seasons neutered cat needs a home Please call for sppolntmenl nights. Apply In person, Red Oak Call 291-0606 URS Company, Inc. bookB in tho Kaanaburg araa. Restaurant, Hwy 38. Hozlet. 842-4006 or 741-7160 till 9 p.m. GERANIUMS 4 lor II 99 $900. 34' aluminum sutenlion without grown cats Good with Car r-aosssary CaH 22«4>S3S, If 871-0177 Hilltop Nursing Home CHAIRS — 12 folding Excellent Flowar A Vagatabla planti ladder llka new $75. O.E. alec, people, dogs or kittens to grow 1JS SUMMfr AVENUE WAITERS/ WAI TRESSES — GARDENS TILLED — With 8 hp Mlka'a Qhaaa. 201 Shora Blvd . dryer. $30. Call 530-4557 week- MONTVALE. NJ 07*49 mawar 623-32OS RN8-LPN8 - Full 4 part Ums troy tiller. Reasonable. Carl condition. $6 each. Call up with. Have 3 grown females Cooks, bartenders, dish people. 672-9675 Or 291-6676. Kaanaburg. Call 787-S434 days attar 7 he doesn 1 like Please someone Equal Opportunity Empioyar PART TIME - Earn extra money poaitlons available on 3-11 pm 842-4006 or 741-7160 Nil 9 p.m. shin. Plaaaa call for appl Hilltop an positions available Call give him a homa. don't want to and stMl hava time tor youraan. •72-1261 after 1 p.m. Aak for GUTTERS CLEANED 4 RE- 0. E. WASHER SHUTTERS - Outdoor window take lo pound W* love "Sandy" INVENTORY HELP — H hr Part Nuralng Home. 671-0177 Rebuilt with full warranty flma parmanant. Poaltlona taking Cleaning service needs people manager PAIRED — (Scraanlng avallabla) 14x38, 16x52. Call 747-5462 767-7371 _ Invanlory Daya. avaa.. a waak- with own trans, to do houee- ROOFER — Shingles A hot tar Window washing Fraa aatl- EATONTOWN TV A APPLIANCE SIMPLICITY REGENT 4211 anda. Qraal tor collaoj atudanta. ctaaning. 4800/hr. WUI tram. Experienced Own trana, Hourly WAITERS/WAITRESSES — Part malaa Call Jail. 496-1375 542-0400 RIDER MOWER — Like new! MALE ROTTWEILER ' Mlddletown HazW araa. CaN wagaa. CaM eves- 672-0762. time banquet Oraat summer CHECK THIS OUT... 10 weeks old. AKC, houaahaapafa. No axp. nac job Baach club prlvlledgas See JAG WINDOW WASHERS - Qet more readers to check oul GUITAR — Aria Pro. wtth hard- $1450: Snap on tool box, new. ary. Can Wt-OoM 10-4 pm after 5. 071-4813. •hell case. Hack with blue sun- $190: 4 draw file cabinet, new, Snots and wormed RUMSON — Enterprising young- Fran Mon.-Frl. 1-3 p m Penin- Residential A commercial. Call your ad wtth a CHECK at the top Call 291-6399. Allows liquors in Eatontown look- sters wanted. You will be running sula House Restaurant. Ocean 291-5802 or 671-3776. and/or bottom of your copy. Call burst, all gold hardware Exc $45: Drive on car rampa. $8: 4 KITCHEN — Praparatlon halp cond $376. Call 739-5239. Dataun truck style wheels. Ilks wanlad. J. T. sioa St. Dali. 128 ing for part Uma dark. Call your own business while earning Ave.. Saa Bright. Tha Dally Register Classified De- MOVING — Muat find homa Im- 542-0220. prizes, tripe and cash. MALE — Homahaalth aide. Live- partment today 'or details. naw, $19; Carry-All, $25. Old mediately for loving 8 yr. ofd Markham PI Lima Slvar altar m Salary negotiable Call HARDWOOD KITCHEN CABI- boxed 12 guage ammo. $395 per Tha only raquiramenta are that 52 Babyaitting- 542-1700. NETS — 1 wall oven and 1 top spayed female Lab/Springer 2.30 p.m. PART TIME HELP you are al least 11 yeara old and 495-4588 - « Call 661-9064 Spaniel mix This is the aweatajt ACME MARKETS range. Baal Offer Call 642-4039 LABORER are reedy to work. ChildCaro MAN A TRUCK FOR HIRE — SMALL JOHN DEERE — Ride on dog you I! ever meet Please call Naadad lor Iraa aannca V Bagger, cashier, A dell positions To sign up. call 542-4000, E*t HAVE — An unwanted Hem or 747-3532 evee. available at our Shrewsbury 4 BABYSITTER — Needed In my Pick up A deliver light hauling. mower, $300 IV* ft. Sailboat. IraW CaaMO-1112 21S. homa for 4 year old. Muat have Small moving fobs. Yards, stiles CHROME KITCHEN SET — two you'd like to sell? An ad this $225. Tamdem bicycle. $26 2 Fair Haven stores Day 4 evening alzo for 10 days, just $6.90. CaH PUG PUPPIES LANDSCAPE LABORERS — Im- hours Apply in person Mon.. references Call 767-7362 be- A cellsri cleaned, gutters etc. $250. Wicker chair wtth table. Pioneer speakers. $60. Wrought 2 malea. AKC registered SALES Free estimates Joe 496-1697. $40 4000 BTU air conditioner. The Register Classified, Iron glaaa top table. $25. Call madlata poaHMna avauabla Ex- May 13 between 1-4 p.m. at tha 542-1700. $250 each Call 495-4235 pananoad pilarrad. but not ra- Shrewsbury etore. $60. Electric window fan. $6. 642-7011. BABYSITTER — Mature woman ODD JOBS-ALL TYPES Round chrome table wtth glass PYGMY GOAT qulrad Call 431-24S0 to care for Infant full time In my HOBART MEAT SLICER 110 — PART-TIME - Day or night Basements. attics, garages lop. $40. Coffee table. $30 $96. WW I M-96 rifle $75. SOFA — 2 swivel rockers, gold A Female, black A silver agouftl 9 LANDSCAPER NEEDED Liquor store 4 dell. Muat be 10. home Own transportation Call cleaned out. Lawns cut, bushes Carpets Call 566-6694. green Sofa A love seat, orange A tt% old Greal stall mate v 691-9114 after 6 p.m. weekdays Butcher block on legs $75 Call For pan Urna |o«. Mual drlva CaH M2-7727. * ATTENTION! trimmed, rubbish removed. after 3 p.m. 747-1028. plade. Chair, orange. Wrought backyard pel. Call for further Can Wo-OOJS 4 all day weekends COLOR TV - Zenith 17* $150. Iron furniture, sots, love seat, 3 Reasonable ratea 264-5646. 19' $85; Sanyo Bats 7 day pro- ifo 495-0477 PART-TIME — For Qreetlng Plaaaa mantlon THE REOISTER chairs, cocktail table, end tables LANDSCAPING POSITION - Card Co. To service Red Sank CHILD CARE — Lincroft PANELING — Doors. Windows. grammer, like new, $200; Radio IBM TYPEWRITERS snd rectangular dining table wtth SIAMESE. Qood pay muat ba IS or oldar. whan raprylng to a flagmar 6am-9am weekdays. To put chil- A phonograph. In beautiful piano RENTAL $22-$2B per mo srea stores. $4/hr + expenses. amploymant ad. Remodeling Repairs. Roofing. 4 chairs Reasonable offers. Call SEAL POINT KITTENS CaM 7JB-OOO« batwaan H p.m. Appro* 30 hrs./mo Flexible hra. dren on school bus Own trans- Minor plumbing A electric, Paint- finish cabinet. $126; Sofa 2 6 3 Rent-option to buy 747-1661 671-2562 after 5 Call 495-9232 portation 6 references Call piece, both $100; Recllner, LAUNDRY PERSON - Part lima CaN 447-3522 after S. SALES PERSON - Wanlad lor ing Reasonable ratea. Free esti- KING SIZE — Mattress, box Womant wraar. Soma axparlanca 747-8499 or 741-813. mates 264-8738 or 495-1178. naugahlde, $45. Ceil 971-7320. SOFA — 3 piece sectional, 6 mo. YORKIES — 2 males. AKC regis- Apply Baaoon Hill Country Club. epring A frame with Walnut old, pull out bed. Excellent con- tered, blue A gold, non-shed, Aaanac Hlghlanda. PART-TIME EVES. prafarrad Pan or lull Uma. Apply HOMEMAKER COLONIAL SOFA - Arm chair, headboard Excellent condition shots A health certificate $900 WaatraKh'a. 45 From SI. Kay- SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES - dition $850 or beat offer. Call + WEEKENDS Saturday and Sunday from 1 to Mac Attack Cleaning Services rocker, coffee table, A 2 end $75. Call 747-1623. 563-7375 each. Call 495-4235 LAWN SERVICE — Naada lull port 5 References. Call 291-4764 •ma workar. Enpartanoa Floors, carpets A windows. No tables, $228 or beat offer. Call KITCHEN CABINETS — Brand S10-$20HOUR 9ALES job too big. no Job too small. 530-4620 after 5 P m or all day STEAM TRAIN ART — 2 scale 80 Bicycles pralaiiai) but WIN train. M/rtr. K MATURE WOMAN — With refer- new. 36' Will sell separately Call pencil drawings, engine A ten- wan. Pal 741-3M1 a«ar e pm. Baaad on qualifications ences wsnted lo care tor 2 chil- General cleaning arranged CaH 992-3952 People to start work Immediately WE WILL TRAIN 946-9689. der, matted A framed Excellent Mini Bikes dren 8 A 11 yra. old in our Kay- COMPUTER — Atari 600 XL LAWN SERVICE with local company. Positions In You for a career In Real Estate port home. Hours dally 2:30-5 KITCHEN CABINETS — New Also, train books 222-6244 10 SPEED SCHWINN VAR1SITY Fun uma daya advertising, display and tale* We provide complete and com- Complete with dlak drive, also watnut grain. Plas. Lam. Com- Opportunity for flexible hours A 50 Situations some software. Almost naw. Call CIAS SPACE HEATER — 20*, new tires, good cond. Ca»U0-M7] Summer work also available. prehensive training. Learn ail the aummar months Oood salary plete U-shspe layout 7 overhead $28. $60. Call 530-9467 i No door to door or telephone details al our Career Night. and pleasant conditions Call Wanfd Mala/Female 666-0961 aak for John. 5 n Value la ovar $1000. Will sell LEGAL SECRETARY - For Had soliciting. Call tor Interview. Thura,. May 16 at 7:30 p.m Re- tor $600. Also naw stainless sink Call 496-4411. NEW ROSS 26* — Boys 10 Bank law offtoa. Qood aacraurlal after 6 739-5227 TYPINO — In my home. Pro* COMMERCIAL VACUUM MA- «71-8687 serve your eeat: 846-9760. fesaioneJ. Reasonable ralaa. CHINE — A Commercial rug A fixture $100. Call 642-8591 SWIM POOLS — Warahouaa spaed bike. $150 or best offer ahWa 4 minimum 2 yra. lagal aip. CENTURY 21 Elnbinder Realtor lorcao to dlapoaa of naw on- Call 495-B7B5 after 5 p.m. PART TIME - Qal/Ouy frlday MATURE RESPONSIBLE PER- Pick-up A Delivery available Call shsmpcoer. Retiring from rug LAWN MOWER — 70* locks Ex- For interior deeigner. Typing and 8 Offices serving SON — To care for 3-mo -old 571-1569. shampooing, wish to sail vary ground 3V long poola complata SCHWINN TANDEM sales Diverse duties Must be Monmouth County Infant, in my homa. River Plaza oellent condition. $700. Call with huga aundacka. lancing, hi- cheap. For appt phone between 542-6133 in good cond., $150 organUed. Call 630-1778. 10-6. area. 2-3 mornings a week. 2 p.m.-5 p.m. 223-4961. rala Illtara. pump, laddara. war- Call 495-9551 SALES PERSONNEL — Full time Please call 642-2776 between ranty ate. Aaklng SSSS COM- LEOAL SBCRETARY - E«pd In PART TIME — Office manager or part Uma. Enjoy your work in LAWN MOWER - Toro riding. 5 matrimonial i raal aalaM. Full 9-12 noon. CONTENTS OF DESIGNER horsepower, rear bagger. 25' PLETE. Financing avail. Call Stan tor condommimum association. cheerful atmosphere in large HOME — Sat. May 11. 11-4. toll fraa. I-S00-C94-133S 84 Merchandise •ma Brian Soyla 531-9B00 •lie woman* clothing store NEED SITTER - In Middletown Excellent condition. $475. Call Must have excellent office skills. Caen onry 630-4626 or 536-1575. Wanfd LOWER CORPORATION — An Experience m bookkeeping thru Small atore makes it persons! area, for my 3-mo -old, Mon - 61 Business 946-2713 SWIMMING POOL — 24' round. Good personality a key tor suc- aircraft mill) produota manulac- general ledger Ability to deal Frl.. In your homa starting Juna Opportunity MAHOGANY END TABLES — new liner, all aluminum, first ALL LIONEL TRAINS turar haa Immadlata opanlnga with public. Submit raauma P.O. cess Oood pey, flexible hours. 4 17. Call 528-8508 after 5 p.m. $300 takes It CaH 642-0663 or a generous employee clothing Day bad, white cane seat rocker Or Fryer Top cash appraisal tor ahaat malal workara wtm a Sox 432, Highlands, NJ. 07732. DEALERSHIP — With National A chair, nutone range exhaust 767-2991. discount Ceil Terry al B44-0109 RESPONSIBLE - Loving, Maintenance Corp. Assured Ac- Price no object. 946-2693 minimum of 2 yaara axparlanca. mature woman wanted for care COUCHES — 2 BRAND NEW hood, solid oak desk, metal of- TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT - 8 Tha individual ahould poaaaaa counts Guaranteed $600 weekly fice desk. Call 642-1355 ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS PART-TIME SALES PERSONS of 2 yr. old boy in our Middletown minimum Income. $18,000 full ExoeHent Condition Station. ATAT Com Key 418 oowpkHa knowladga of an home. 1 weekday morning, 1 Io00 or baal offar tor bom phons system. New In late 63, in Lionel. Fryer, etc Highest $ pa.d Him of ahaM malal work, wa price Financing available. Nobody beats my price EVES. & SAT. A.M. ATTENTION weekday evening, and either Sat 215-P43-6666. 2 NEW TABLES excellent condition. Feature* wW tram Iba propar applicant In eve or Sun. afternoon each Exc. cond.. $125 tor both 264-5075 ma naW of aircraft gaway prod- Come Grow With Us call-conferencing, 2 channel In- Oraat opportunity to aarn from weak Own transportation and EXHIBITORS WANTED — For REFRIGERATOR OE NO FROST tercom, speakers. $1600 or best BASEBALL CARDS uctt. Salary oommanaurala wltn 170.00 to $150 00 Commissions paid same day of recent references required, HOME A LEISURE SHOW. 15«cu. It. BOW. »17S MEMORIAL DAY — Windsurfing aajiailoiwa- Fuay paw company closing Call us for details. special. Alpha sailboards at offer CaH for detalte. 747-6265 WANTED Waakty m our lalaphona aalaa call 871-6649. Aebury Park Convention HaH. CaS2»1-SUSanar11 a.m. Call 542-9036 banana Apply In paraon Irom g program. Comranlantty locatad For detail!. ARMSTRONG wholesale prtoee. CaH 3 PERSON DOME TENT — $40 a.m.-6 p.m. al Larmar Corp.. S28 SITTER NEEDED - For 7 year COUCH — And matching chair. 1-600-257-0002 Mon-Frl be- i pair 6x9 speakers $20. AM/FM BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR lit M. Shrawabury omoa. SPINDRIFT ENTERPRISES. 222-0636. Ttpaatry malarial with Paean tnduairtal Way Waal( Tina la Idaal tor: old aflar school in my home In tween 10-9. Aak for Stave Lapt- car radio $29. Fua-bueter $40 SALE — Call Second Hand LH REALTORS RUMSON Eaton town Call 741-2682 till 7 30 HAZLET — 1 acre +, for leasing. wood. Circa 1990. Qood cond. Call after 6:30 pm. 797-6794 264-0777 After 6, 264 8615 LBWIR CORPORATION - An HOMEMAKERS or 369-1172 after 8 Ideal for nursery or planting, $350. Call 704-0351 anyOma Highest prices paid tor all items, akxran ganay prod ucta Manulac- MODEL AIRPLANE — MRC 3HP BRITISH - Seagull Leu MATURE STUDENTS 264-6036 COUCH 4 CHAIR — Exc cond , trainer Hawk A Futaba radio con- antiques, etc For bargains, stop lurar haa Immaoiala opanlng tor 747-9600 than 59 houra servic_ e For- al 24 Broad St . Keyport rapaka paraon. Tha applicant ANYONE SALES PERSON WANTED — S3 Donrstic Htjlp RESTAURANT - Modern struc- S76 and Cnarry mahogany bor- trol. Llka naw. Can 946-3196 ward'ravaraa S4S0. Calt ahauM hava axpananoa wim Who haa a naad tor asm Small Import commodity com- CLEANING PEOPLE — Needed turs Seats 200 + For sale or row. SH. CaH 7a7-51M. p.m. 291-5505 aflar 5 p.n MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (ALL) hand and niimWy Moaj Auto- Inooma. CaN now. thaaa wont pany. tocaMKI In Rad Bank araa for new Motel opening In Colts tease Liberal terms. CaM ANY AGE ANY CONDITION aaaklng aalaa paraon Band ra- CRIB — BaautHul mapla. W0 MOTOBECANE MIRAGE — TRACTOR — Simplicity 12 HP moUVa rnachaihi c DQoDhd laatung. Neck. Call 946-4703. 201-6424963. HELMSLEY- High chair 4 play pan. Call TOP DOLLAR PAID 244-1077 CaH Tina M2-SSS0 anytlma. auma and oovar Mtar to: Box SPEAR INC. Bike. Fairty naw. Owner getting Powerful vacuum wtth covered wa» ba naDpW. Salary oom- F-43S. Tha Raglalar. CLEANINO/IRONINO - 2 days 747-127S old. Caen and carry. $125. CaH trailer 46- mower, 42* enow manaurawwwiaapananoa. FuHy ShraaMxjry. NJ 07701 per week 6:30-3. Atlantic Htgh- DARK PINE Colonial liaarmni aflar 9 p.m. 946-4626 blower, 42* grader. hydroHc PIANO WANTED — "lipany banana. Apply In lende-See Bright araa. Own 62 Mortgagor front, center, A rear hitch. Call Any condition 493-4911 from S a.m.-5 p.m. at banch I rooking chair. 1280 lor MOVING-MUST BELLI. — QMS paraon from t a SEASONAL GROUND MAIN- transportation No experience 1 Call aflar I. SU-3MS. 291-2791 Priced $2600 SWITCH BLADE POCKET KMPf Larmar Corp.. «3SMInduatna« l Way TENANCE - Expananca Call 530-1717. WANTED - Call 6 50-8 am prafarrad. Orrvara lioanaa halp- GETVISA/MC DESKS. FILES — TabUa. chalra. TRUMPET ~ Conn. Dtrecttor WaaL BalafHowH. OUST BUSTERS - Commercial, ror. Colonial coffee A and tabiee. Mon -Frl (Not Sundays) CaM lul Apply In paraon Shadow Regardless of credit history or atoraga uaulnala, oomputar New condfbon. Uaad a law time* Mlks 495-2996. UFE OJUAROS — Mual ba ATTENTION! Laka Vltlaga. 1 Loch Arbour residential, floor waxing, carpel income! No-rtsk guarantee 4 tablaa. omoa aqulp.. ale. al recllner. towel A rug eat CaM $136. CaH 741-4629 aartMad. Can Cryalal Motor Way. Mlddtatown, NJ. ahem pool ng, ganaral cleaning, year old corporation listed wltn 642-9390 Lodga S4«-aS00 aak tor Joa. Ptaaaa menbon THE REGISTER haraaln prtcaa Naw or uaad. TELEVISION WANTED — 8' Chain link fence act now. 646-9S69. iocel business bureau. Insured A.AC. DCSK OUTLET. 170S Rl MOVING MUST SELL — Sofa, ', new A uaad concrete whan reprytng to a Rs SECRETARY/DICTAPHONE and secured with S A L bank RCA cokx console, $26. btooks. eny quanrty 222-063S. LmOHJARO - CartMad Juna employment ad TYPIST - Plua ganaral ofnea HOUSEPERSON - 10-15 hr per M. Oaknurat Ml-Mao stereo, chairs, lamps, labte. ale. CaN 496-4411 in Inn 16 Sand Mtormaaan la Deadline soon for apppHeanta. Frl. $ Sat. March 9 4 S. 10-4. du«aa/»ord croamar Non- weak. Muat ilka animals Hava For brochure and application DINNETTE SIT — TabM with Ooaan Saaon Club. PO Bon 264. PHONE PERSON - Part time amoning omoa. Sand raauma » good references Salary nego- 321-4 Spring St.. Rad Bank. TWIN STROLLER — 2 baby «. NJ 07740. night*. Apply In person Circte send $3 tor postage and hand- d lamtitataaatadd ttoo. . 1 a«tra Mat. swings. A keroeina heater. AH Oloiaphooa Poamon. Elactro tiable plus rslse In 3 mo. Call ling {refundable) to: FAC, Me.,W l dd MOVING SALE - Tow lawn naw. Can after 12 oaon UnOUAMO — Cartltlad. For i Lab. P.O. Boi §70. Rad after 8 p.m. PO BON 1046, Smyrna. GA chalra with vmyl padding on spreader. $60 Mangel ironer. 787-7964. POOL LIFEGUARD - For Mon- back 1 aaal Llka naw (ISO or i oomptaa. Fun lima,. Can *. NJ 07701. MATURE PERSON — To be In 30061-1048 Phone $20. Organ. WurilUer, $126. CaH 2t1-46O2. aak tor Mr. Ayara mouth Beach Condo. Ca* 4O4-587-2S11. ban oftar Can M2-47H 495-3648 Of 797-7677 TYPEWRITER - Remtngton 101 Apartrwnf 222-0018 SECRETARIAL SKILLS — home wtth 2 teen agers for va- DMINO ROOM TAIL! — 4 cationing parents. Must have Trabel writer Good condition Needed for a busy MkMMown LOW RATES chalra. cabalarj ghwa top with MOVING MUST SELL — Many $36. CaH 942-6678 BRADLEY BEACH oampiai Knowtadga of pool PORTER-ORDERLY - FuH time Raal Estate office. To sestet prin- transportation A references. 1st Mtg refinancing, 72 hr ap- braaa Kama, naw oondroon. aao- Hems for waN decor A homa In- 1 Mock to beach $300** onamwan M.oonw • daya'wk. position Dsy shift —Till caH tor ciples. Raal Estate lioanaa and Some cooking. Call after 6pm proval!. 2nd Mtaa A Corp. MWa M7> Carpal wMa 10,12 terior. AH Mediterranean Some VICTORIAN - Sanaa (repro) 3 rooms Parking $9M Sav*na juna r> Can 643-O706 spot 071^>1fT HWtop Nvratng oar required. CaH 871-5200. ask toehday- t , p/b. or 642-4(01 4 room* Carpeted $400* MIDDLETOWN • CAMBRIDGE X3I by Lundgron. Museum 4-dr.. good oondWon 1076 Muat eeil Oood condition HIGHLANDS — 214 Bay Ave. 4 OaaltaWa Fair Havan. E»ctJi»ni a/c. am/fm Marao. low. mllagi, S rooma. Yard $450 MANOR, 2 bedroom, v*, bethi, quality framing Denmark" and Asking 6979 OEOROE WALL •2100 CM 942 60*9 rooma with carpal, lual pointed •crtool «y»tam Baautltulty maln- exc oond. 442-3*75 2 family Pat* LHUlboo paid formal dining room, flreptaoe. Chrtenan Rodich 6176 oa. CM CM 4*9-3730 LINCOLN/MERCURY 137) • uWltlce Rsls NO PETS tainad homa on a qulai #io« PONTIAC ORAND PRIX 1*7* — $900*4 garage A/C. all apptlanoae $936 HONDA ISO FOUR 1677 - Exc Shrewsbury Ava st Sycsmors 2*1-3003 atraat Short waJk to aytKythlng CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN - 2-lone brown All power. WM Now Listing* Dally! • utttWea H3-9n0. oond.. 6.000 original mile* Ask- Shrewsbury 747-6400 3 badroomt, 2 batha. country K7B. ( passsngar. hitch, s/c. kept 63900 Csll 4(*-»9O» HIGHLANDS JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 3*6-1969 tng MOO. CM I46-61B4 daymna kftchan, baaamani playroom, MONMOUTH~BEACH — Con- 154 Racraatlonal p/s. p/b. rebuite trane. 4 engine HONDA CVCC 1*79 — 4-apaod. 1 bodroom Raady now 6400'. KEYPORT AREA — 2 bodroom PONTIAC BONNEVILLE — Sta- tancad raar yard tor lh« childran temporary townhouae Cathedral JEEP CHEROKEE. T*. V.0. 1**t. Asking 11*00 or beat offer die hard, am/fm. new Uroo, SflOO. 2 bdrma Klda O K 1500'. apt lor rant. AvaHau* Juna i Vahlcl** tion wagon 1970 Loaded Excel- Pratty aa can ba Pricad right at centnga. thy light, oak floor, loft, oondt. many sxvae. *4900. can 942-4230 Call (42-4172 after ( * M day HOME RENTALS. Bkr 36O-1234 $eoo/mo+ utwttoa. Private IS CORSAIRS — Travel trailer lent condition. 77.000 ml. 14760 fireplace In Itving room. 1 606 6*1 IIS* Orivsway bock 4 Iront Varda No Self-contained. Heap* 6. Aiao 73 CHEVY WAOON — 1073. Oreen. Call 671-2247. HIOHLANDS — Twin Lights. 2 badroom, 1H batha, gat haet pots. Aduna prsrorrod Can Chrysler Newport tow car. Both 1*77 FORD F-100 PICKUP - •260 or bast offer. CM anytime' HONOA-MATtC— CVCC 1*77 bodroom. I '4 bath with view. Mint Pool, lennia court• 4 dock maintained and now tlree 62700 Naeeiea. banery. s/c. 6*50 Call PONTIAC LEMANS — 1070. 264-74*6 RANCH SM.SOO Call 22B-6W6 Red. Auto. Sunroof. SBOO Call 261-9731 SooO/mo * utllltlea. 1 yoar or 671-3761. after 6 642-1SS7 or days Oood condition Run* excellent Corn* proparty wrlth tanoad play 870-6700 tMt 331 '41-3722 between 4-* p.m. MM. KfYPORT CHEVY NOVA 1*77 — 4 door, 946-7201 P/S. P/B. A/C. Oood tlree 4 yard. 3 bodrooma andoaad VAN HORN AGENCY 747-4100 2 bdrm KMa Pots $500 • 1672 OPEN ROAD - 20' motor 1072 JEEP COMMANDO — 4 P*/P«. air. 1 owner 61900 or brake* MOO or b/o. 7*7-1624 porch, living room with (ranch RED BANK RIVERFRONT JEEP WAOONEEB — LTD HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3*6-1234 homa. 4KV generator. Roof air. wheel drive 6790 Can 2*1-174* best offer Csll 4*9-0911 after 9. HIOHLANDS HII, - Specioue 9 doontoyard Eit-in kitchan plus 1-2 or 3 bedroom oondo ChooUte brown, woodgraln Seasonal or yearly with option to 316 Dodge engine New retrkjer- ' ( p.m. room apt. with air conditioning LEONARDO formal dining room All gaa CHEVY 1*76 CHEVETTE - 4 dr. etdaa 4 beck Low mileage, PONITAC OTO 16M - Hurst SullsbM lor 1-2 Mull. U90* buy Adulla preferred No peta •tor 40.000 ml S4.BB6. 7 rooms. Qaraga Firoploco noma tvtth oantral air *• PLYMOUTH TRAIL DUSTER 37.000 ml. 4spd. radio, raar loaded. Low range gear, factory hydromaoc Boor shin Engine utHteoe. Laoaa A sscurtty Evoa. From $100 000 741-0616. 767-7626 rlefroeter. new Ure* S14M/De*l HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3*6-1234 •umabla mortgage Vlnyt tiding 1*74 — Auto . 4 WD, 56.000 orig- CB-em/tm stereo radio, ruet needs overhaul Best offer 942-5735 or M1-M46 Located in a convenient are* of offer 767-SS17. 430-7507 20' TERRY TRAVEL TRAILER - nal maee. 2 sets of Ursa. I2S0D. •7700 S72-1061 LITTLE SILVER — 4 bodroom*. 2 Kaantburg SOS 000 Shadow Lake Village Setl-contalned, full bath, sleeps CM 2M-217* after 1. HIGHLANDS ON THE HILL - CHEVY MALIBU WAOON 1*71 PONTIAC VENTURA 1676 — 6 botfis. Qroat nolgnborhood CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors ADULT NOT RETIREMENT 6. double axle. Ixcexenl con- KITSON CHEVROLET CO Just ronovstod 1 bodroom. Ac- - Auto.. PS/PB. No A/C. CW. $110u7mo. •. 747-3113. Resale* 6 Rentals dition (2600 736-6313 or Hwy. 39 Ealontown cyl. runs good. 6900 or beat OBSS tO dOCk All UtHMOS in- 300 Auto* for Sal* Irene, good oond. Must sM. offer Call 261-36M Fair 264-1114. •42-1000 okKMd No pala t4U/mo Call LONG BRANCH CROWELL AGENCY 11*60 or aaat offer. CM PONTIAC 1*76 - Oran La Man* 2*1-4073 i bodroom $ audio* from $229 741-4030 DUE TO ILLNESS WE MUST RE 963-1662. LABRHXA MOTORS Wagon, * cyl A/C. AM/FM Pats 0 K Host paid. $345 EATONTOWN EXCLUSIVE — 4 Resident Salespeople DUCE INVENTORY SAVINGS prlngs Rd Red Bank KEANSBURO - By owner. CHEVY CAVALIER 16*3 - •tereo good tram 6660 CM 5 room* KM* HI pd $490 badroom colonial Eel-m Evening* ft Weekends UP TO 61.600 ON NEW VIKINQ 741-2433 Mesculoue 2 bodroom, MxlOO 1966 CLASSIC T-BIRD PS/PB. 4 spaed, am/fm radio, after 5. (42-7473 DupM» 6 room* Kid*. $900 • kitchen, formal dining room, liv- Melga Stewart Jean Mitchell TENT CAMPERS. MANY AT OR lot. oontral air. gee hoot Walk to A/C. White, buck Interior 16.000 ml.. 2 dr , 16700 or beat LlncoM-Mercury-Merkur Homoa $ OupMa'a avallablo ing room. 22' family room with 7414649 642-7311 BELOW OOST. PRICE START NY bus stop, slorsa. 4 beach, Exoeaant condition. 65000 offer. CM 944-0717 Straub Llncoln.Mercury PONTIAC VENTURA 1*7* — I JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 3*6-1655 fireplace full baaemant. central AT 11666. MAY 17 4 16 ONLY •7*000 Cad 212-931-7914 col- Can Mark 747-5*11 hway 36. Keyport. M4 6(01 cyl.. PS/PB. A/C. Oood running Weit End imperial Houae HOWELL RECREATIONAL VE- LONG BRANCH air. double garegae. beautifully CHEVY CAMARO 1I7S — sm/tm condition Cell 797-9179 landscape- overslied corner lot. OCEANFRONT CONDO HICLES. 2141 HWY 6. HOWCLL. 2 family Ht Pd. $300* Illltll, A/C, 62000 firm CM LINCOLN MACH IV 1676 walking distance to school A i bedroom apt with beach cabi- NJ 367-2110 Oood oond . 62OO0 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 197* KEANSBURO - 3 room garden 2 bdrm Victorian $600 469-2267 must aaa Aaklng 1145.000 CaJi netta pool ft reetauant. Annual CM 672-0633 Or 672-1900 r*eeo § oooy wor •. Private antranoa. no pots. HOME RENTALS Bkr 3*6-1234 a alMr 9 7(7-43*0 542-92S0 $12,000 No peta 201-670-6614 1676 26' SHAFT A — Bunkhouos. 1*7* BUfCK CENTURY WAOON CHIVY IMPALA - 1*74 Run* Selling A* I* good. MOO or bast offer CM LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1676 MATAWAN — 66.000 orlglonal mile* WOO 7(7-91 KEANSBURQ 294-1226 MARC IV - Fully loeded with 1 bodroom 4 studios from $275 GLORIA N1LS0N 135 Commercial 64600 Call 663-6106. Loaded UBS*. CM 671-5664 3 rooms KUa UOO • Aaallor* aun roof. Claety 4 iporty Exc REO BANK MOTORS INC 4 rooms KMs. Hoot paid. $400 POP-UP CAMPER _ Nomad CHEVY CAVALIER 16(3 - 2 bodrooms Yard 1366 Hwy M. Shrawebury 842.6009 PropTty 1676 SUCK dNTUKY running oond Asking (11M. Csll 131 Newman Springs. Red Bank DupWk. Noar Parkway $600*0 16.000m.. A/C. loaded Mint 9 rooma. Klda $400 • hardtop Sleep* S. Need* some Dependable 9400 747-1640 or 2*4-*091 Oodge-AMC-Jeep-Renault Now Listings Doily ALLENHURST — 4000 + sq ft of GREAT LOCATION - Reetored work 6450 C&l IB1-M67 after oond M.S00 or bast offer Must 747-0040 9 rooms Yard $450 JUST RENTALS. Bkr., 3B6-1966 CM 747-3620 Ca/riaga Houaa-Monmouth ultra-modern space Now s doll S. •en Caa Karen 944-0717 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MACH JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 3BB-15S6 Convertible to RETAIL Call RENAULT ALLIANCE L 1M3 - NEPTUNE Beecn 1 block from beach ciuD 1*77 DODOE ASPEN WAOON V 1*7* — am/tm t-lrook etereo. KEANSBURQ 400 fronlaga. 4 bdrm*, 3 full 201-543-6363 HELMSLEY- 16' SKYLARK - Travel traitor. IE — Very pood oootfttkm In 4 CHEVY MALIBU WAOON 1*41 power sunroof, new urea Mutt 6-speed. A/C. PS. sm/lm atereo 1-2-3 badrooma availabM Fully ssff-oonlalnad. Sleep* 6 - Automatic, p/a. p/b, A/C. rear furnished Studio. $110 cavamlc tile bath*, living rm. din- SPEAR INC ' out 6 oyt, ante p/*. p/b. a/c sacrifice First (3000 lake* II cassette 99300 Csll M7-O467 Oardon apt avoHaMs $400 Excellent condition Mu.t sM. Ing rm, cuttomited tiled kitchen • 1190. CM671-6S64. datroet. am/fm stereo roof rack. CM 767-7346. 4 rooms. Roady now. S300S 9 rooms KMS Corpoted $600 SHREWSBURV — 5000 sq ft den pantry. • 2-oar garage out- Call after 4, 642 6154 1 owner. SSSM. 671-10*6 2 bodroom only $400 f 1 $alocllon In aroal bldg • historic reaidenca 210(1 MTTENHOUSI door brick amokehOUM. oven 1676 MOB - Convertible Excel- UTTLI SILVER EXEC'S CREAM HOME RENTALS. Bkr. SBB-1234 JUST RENTALS. Bkr 3*6-1666 STARCRAfT PO»-UP 1677 - CHEVY STATION WAOON 1*72 LINCOLN-MERCURY INC oarbequ* pelio hot wa\t frontao* Commercial tone lent condition, amah racing PUFF 16*6 — Reetored Muetang Sleeps 6. IwoMant condition 600 Rt 39-Ocaan Twp 776-1600 KEYPORT 0AKHUB8T baaeooard haat. hardwood 747-6200. owner irean 64.000 mllea Asking Convertible Csll *42-O642 after C.II971-O665 brake*, power looks, A/c 6400 1 bedroom* from 6300'. floor* Call owner for appt Prtn- 13*00 CM 741-*B*7. * p.m 1 bodroom Air Hoot paid 6400 or beat offer CM 9*3-7375 SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC 4 room. Carpeted. •400* Clptat Onry $188,500 222-8322 138 Mobil* Homes JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 3B6-1566 YELLOWSTONE — IB. self con- 1*76 MERCEDES 2400 - Dark LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS WU.I • rooma Yard t4M or 741-3O6I CIRCLE CHEVROLET HIGHLANDS — Single mobile tained. akMOa 4, attached awn- blue. 4 apd standard, excellenl - PRICED RIOMI RASSAS 11-0*10 2 temlly Pete utilltiee paid RED BANK home. Furnlahod Air con- ing with screen Mitch, brake condition. 67900. CM It Fit Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury PONTIAC. 3M BROAD ST. RED •900* 1 bodroom UWa paid. $300 a 77 FORD ORANAOA — 4 door HOLMDEL ditioned Good condition Aaklng control Mirrors, lack* 61660 Havan at 642-7946. 741-3130 OupMa. 6 rooms. KMs. MOO'S BANK 741-9160 aadan P/S. P/B. A/C, rebfl Now Listing. Dailyt COWARD W COLLINS $11,000 Call 244-6446 after 5 firm. Mint cond CaM 642-2646 CORVETTE 1671 — Convertible trans, 76,000 ml Oood oond. JUST RENTALS, Bar . 3JM-1999 1-2-3 bodrooms avaWbla AGENCY MS -414 " p.m. 167* BUICK REOAL — Want to LYNX ttardeap. I IPBIB. sm/fm. 11390 Call 942-4241 evee. day JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 3SB-1666 ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY sen far parts. Oood engine 390 1*61. Excellent condition KIYPORT - Nlca 2 bodroom 139 C«m»)t6>ry LoU 390-270 HP. Many new part* ou. n. 1672 VW. Vsry good run- Cell 94*-21M 532-7*60 large Miring room and kltchsn. :D BANK — Bpar*fnrl COloniol HOLMDEL — By owner Cusiom 79.0OO mla. Exc. oond Asking 2 PLOTS - Perpetual care In- nlng oond Beet offer over 68O0 carpet 6960/mo 6/1 2*4-5075 3-4 badrooma. 2 bathe. 2 car built 7 room ranch r» acra M600. CM 222-1161. I — 21000 mllee. STATION WAOON - 1*71 cluded $700 Snoreland Mem- 1*9-3446 gerogo Lawn cere Included wooded lot on eul-de-eah 3 Loadad ptue steclilc aun roof. Plymouth New timing chain, KEYPORT 1 orial Gardens cell 264-46*0. CORVETTE 1*77 — T-lop, auto.. 11100/mo 942-4130. badroom. 2 * bath*, large eat-in 1*7* CHEVROLET — Monts Like naw. Oeraged Must aee ttrea. banery. water pump. a/c. Lovoty 4 rooms Only $300 • kitchen, family room with fire- 220 Want.d Carlo Landau. Auto, p/a. p/b, V*. PS/PBVFW. A/C. tut wheel. CM otter 7 p.mTMe-4174 Aaklng 66*9 Call 469-S430 2 bodroom Klda Pen 6500 • RED BANK 140 Real Estate place. fuH baaamant. gaa h*at. a/c. power windows 4 door HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3BB-1234 2 family Pots OK $400 • Automotive) SUBARU HATCHBACK 1660 - osntrai air. quiet atmoaph«re Wanted lock* EM. oond 13760 Can OX. (22-1422 477-2207 MAZOA QLC - 1*60 2 door. 5 3 bdrm Ail spplHnoos. $$ JUNK AND RUNNING CARS apd, 4 cyl. am/fm Marao. exc. 5 speed, vary good oond 62400 LONO BRANCH nloely tendacaped wfth patw 642-7146 COUOAR - 1(72. 361 Cleveland HOME RENTAL! Bkr 3*6-1234 ALL CASH 625-61000 paid 24 hr flatbed oond. Muat eon. MMe offer. CM Call after 6 p.m. 747-5*66 l bodroom 4 studios Irom $22$ $250,000 Call 948-9732 •ngtna. Need. work. MOO. Call __PI will purchase 1 to 2 fam- and towing service 261-6366. 1*76 CAMARO — VI. SM, p/i. 741.7*4*. Pots OK. Hool paid $349 STOWE VERMONT — Yoor 264-S706. HOUSE WANTED — Middie- ily houaea. 30 day clowng ERA >/b. auto, air, crulsa. rear win- 9 rooma Klda HI pd $450 round rontoJ. prhrata houao, WE BUY U6E0 CAPS — Top MAZDA 926 DELUXI 1*61 — 5- Many new pone town. Llncroft 4 badroom Side Maimexl Raaltora. 671-5660 *ow flevOQ* Bvrn/ftTi OetajaMCeW, COUOAR 16a* CONSOLE - Duplex* rooma- Klda SoOO'a •loop* S. mo 'wook/or waok- dollar POM. Schwam Chrysler- epaad. 2-door aadan. Oood con. CM 142-7167 hall Colonial preferred Naar M.OOO ml. 64300 73S-6423 Exc running cond. Now urea Homoa 4 Duplex a avallabw onda aa svoiojbis. Col 74*427*. HOUSE WANTED — Plymouth. 141 W Front St.. Red dllton 64900 CM 741-6244 Oaroan Stale Parkway Call TOM'S FORO JUBT RENTAL$VBkr . 3*B-1969 Middtatown 3-4 bdrm Colonial Bant 747-0767 AMC HORNET - 1677 4 door, sm/fm stares. 1700. CM TINTON FALLS - 3 bdrma. $1200 71S-M7-7366 or split To $100,000 Lota aove n-BSO*. aak for Keith MERCURY COUOAR XR7 1*61 200 Hwy M MIOOLETOWN - 4 bdrma. $1200 auto. p/a. p/b. Flral 9900 tskaa It LONO BRANCH realtor lea* Coll Tom at - 2».90O maas. Excellent con 2*4-1*00 KEANSBURG - Great income 250 Auto Insurance CM 741-7753 ew». COUOAR 16a* — Rebuilt 2a*. Oooon view 3 rooms. 6300 . ERA LINCROFT REALTORS dltton. 69*60 CM 7S»-»799 properly SAO 000 4 bedroom. 2 4S6-3470 TOYOTA 1M1 CORONA - 2 family. Hsal paid 6300 • 3 BB"Bn^nlnlvifl RTlRlf ITO ROUTE 34 INSURANCE AOEN- AMC 3REMLIN — 167S. 4 cyl 4 2ood tor raatoiaaluii. Many ex- •lory Rent t6M 2 bedroom trta'pans. 61300 CM 2M-410I MERCEDES BEN2 210 FL 16*6 Luxury nftbeck etec %un roof, 2 bodroom Victorian $500 747-1*36 Evas 747-9*67 INVESTOR — Will buy 1. 2,4. CV - Can lor tree quotas new dree Auto. Oood oondltton Rent $340. No 1 p.m. CONVERTIBLE - 2 lope, while •tereo cess . aluminum etlssls. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3BS-1234 family home* All cash 30 day 666-0600 Na>1 I ' " "lor Bast offer. CM 630-4*64 TINTON FALLS — Brand now 2 eta. Klrwln Co wtth rod Interior. 4 weed eac. msny sxlrss. sue. cond. See to closings MWdtotown area Motor vehicle bdrm. 2 bath ranch typo at Tin- DATSUN 710 WAOON 1(76 - oond, 11140007 beat offer Call apprsolste MTOO. MaXTli 671-4726 A STAR IS BORN.. •0,000 mi, new ana. A/C. Auto., 741-SBM. LUXURY GARDEN APTS — Effl- garage. 4 KEANSBURO - Shall 20»M PRIVATE INVESTOR - Want to 270 Auto SBKVIC**/ 1 owner. (1000. CM (71-6*16, TOYOTA TERCEL 1M0 - Excel- doncy. 1- and 2-bedroom •OsW. Arija- Must be reflnishod. Ideal for a buy income property 6 single Part* after • p m MERCEDES 240D 1M1 lent oondltton Ortgnel owner cant to a uee of tonnle courta. large family Busine** amuae- Stereo, aun roof 6 many extraa Beautiful landscaping. Pool. 1 family homo* In any condition DATSUN SSOZX 16*2 - T-lop. •wlmming pool A dub houee men! ton» Call after 9. MUNCIE4 SPUDS - S76 each Asking.J11.90 1 0 •MOO or beat otter CM sfter mi Mm OSP Call 264-164*. Call 671-0641 •nwt condition. 30.000 mUee. room a pool table 7(7-0*2* Part* lor Numdo 4 speed. N7-O0*•67-0 4 3:30 p m. 4M-3SS1. B-6. M-F 112.000 CM 741-3400. inc.. 1 yr. MN e*M mo PRIVATE INVESTOR — Looking Hoiy 660 660 Attract more raaderehlp by KEANSBURQ - Large lot with MERCURY MAROUE 117* - TOYOTA CELICA 1(71 OT MATAWAN utH't. Celt &42-4402 for 2-4 family Will consider all 672-6407. otter 6 p.m placing a STAR al the lop BODOE DIPLOMAT SALON nouao Needa repair* 127.000 M.OOO mi . exc. cond . an Coupe - Beige. 9-sad A/c 1 bodroom $ studio* trom $279 proposal* if term* are workatte. and/or bottom of your ed. 1M1 — Factory am/fm. CB. A/C, VERMONT SKI HOUSE - Call 741-7200 CAP - Black Loot flberoMa* am/fm etarao. PS/PB, rear 4 rooms. Kids Hoat paid $400 7JQ-1574 after < pm can the Dotty stereo, raar defroster. PS/PS. Locotad biwimn Bromlsy A feitf) iWvinQ Holed eitntfowa with defroster 72.000 me Exc oond Duplex Noor Parkway BSO0S KEANSBURO — 2 badroom Riglelir Class) (1.620 ml., exc. oond. In 6 out. RESIDENTIAL PORPERTY acfaans. Fits 6' bad. 6 mos. old. Bast offer Must aaa. CM Now UMnge Dolly StrMon MIS. llnpi 10 Avail by bath, not water nouea. tun WANTED - MINIMUM 4 APTS I LI.I61160. make offer 666-6293 Deportment. 14276 CM (71 -(720. MERCURY COUOAR 1676 — 2 JUST RENTALS. Bkr 3o*-1t4S. Iho woo* $625 Can 926-96M 671-3111 after «. baaaboard heat By owner Call AM NOT A BROKER 222-6461 or 566-64(2 dr, vtnyt tea, need* some work. DOOOE WINDOW VAN — MATAWAN - 1 bodroom apt Aa la S7M. CM 741-017S. aM for TOYOTA TERCEL COROLLA - 106 Sumrnar CHEVY — 327 ou. In. V-6 Robulrt Sponaman 1(77. Run* good. Karen. 1M2 Raar detoggar. am/fm lor Juno. Coil LARGE HOME IN POCONOS 2 year* ego. 6226. 360 Turbo Clean. Extra aeet Trailer hnch ntllslts CM 1M illi R*nt*l» Preettgious Saw Creak. Buehklll trane.. snort tall. 666 CM Roof vent 6*666 Can 2»1-02*6. MERCEDES - 1MB 2B0 S Oaa ieeuti'ul mountain view 3 BMW - 16*1 320 I. 47000 ml. TOYOTA COROLLA — 1M2 4 MIDDLETOWN OCEANPORT - 3 bodroom 2 466-0611 A/C. auto. M.OOO mnoe Asking bedroom* with private bath in DOOOE MONACO — (tatMn bath apartmont. $3760 lor tho a/c. aun roof, am/fm r*aens, —Hi. CM 2J2-1407 door. euto. a/c. am/fm. 46.000 EJ Wagon. 1977 Rune good. 94O0 U, Large kitchen. 38' Irving 152 Boats and JUNK CARS PICKED UP elver 6 blue. 3 spaed. Ejicsasnt miles 64300 6rm CM 944-0094 KNOLLWOOD =a77*l-94*2. ^^ MONTE CARLO 1(73 - New VAN HORN AGENCY 747-4100 room, deck* $120B 24 hour* Flat bed even oond. Very wM maintained Etaat Can be seen at 19 Arcana Ava. 1-718-M7-2177 aflar 6 or Accessories Oner. 34B-O700 daya, oor shocks, brakes, muffler, interior Oosanpori. Call 7I7-6OV7 DODOE OART 1(76 — Runt GARDENS POCONOS CHALET — Turn 35--5B47 14' FIBERQLABS — Wlndshtold 774-46*1 eves * , - - -J - • .>_ j.fc.i^i_j rug. IneMe • out vary claan AM- MOTOR — Out of 1671 Plck-Up, Ejicluarvo 1 $ 2 bodroom spts. 12Flroptoca, d*hwo*hor. Isks 3 Mala FronI flooring whool neejoe ne»j wtnoeniewfl. Ing 61900 CM daya 73*-2030; TOYOTA CRISSIDA 1M1 LITTLE SILVER - 3 badroom. 307 66.000 ml. Come* with 6700. individual gas hoot A control air Wookly $276. July. 671-3071 With 26 hp Evlfirod* and traitor BMW 3161 - 1*64 Charooal CM 736-1631 Eve. 2*1 -MM Loaded, exc cond . (7*00. E»c. location Just off Rt 35 on '^ bath ranch, fireplace, central trane. 3 apd . atandard. radiator, Like new 115500 or beet offer, CM 672-13*6. RUMSON — Rlvoratoa. Bo*l oftor 741 •**« DOOOI CORONET 1*72 - Kings Hwy. East (Walking dle- eir. all appliance*. 2 car attached •tarter, dual exhauat. SSOO firm CM 222-7115 MUSTANO OT 16*4 - 7.000 tanoa to Foodlcwn Shopping '+ acre. Call 642-6217 14 QLA8THON SlOMA — WWi Call stew 6 p.m. 446-2272 mllee. loaded. Mint condition TRIUMPH - 167*. SolltVa. BMW 320 I 1676 - Auto, trans.. CM aWer « p.m. Sas-477*. Conlorl From $559 Dally 1-4. oh. tannl*. marma. ros- main sail and lib. IraHor and out- Pnos mgmitbu. I12.BO0. Cell 60.000 mile. Msny new pans LOCATION — Tha one and only TIRES AND RIMS - 4 aluminum 16.000 mesa. A/C. bksu punkt Sat 11-3.No pots. tauranu MM May - Labor Day board motor Exc. oond vary M-4dr, 6 7(7.7161 after 9 •2000 CM 942-0*9* HfiOU* Oak Hill 3 Western BUM nine. 6-«ug. Flo- •ritn apejfiej bolt, O*l*w ttrec. Im- 671-0021 M.OOO 291-3126. 747-S144 claan and roody to sail 61600 oyl., auto.. A'C. PS/PB, eac badroom*, i ••» bath Ranch or 4W0. F100. 160, Bronco or TRIUMPH (PITFIRE CON- Call 741.0*47 maculate body CaMays oond.. 60.000 ml. (3000 or bast MIOOLETOWN RUMSON - 2 DOOfOOm*. 2 Large living room with raleed van. 4 If Ooodiich radtale. 212-602-8244. eve* VERTIBLE IBM — intended to both* on rhror wfth dock and offer. CM (71-6030 Sava BUM paid. $300 • hoertft fireplace, formal dining IS FIBERGLASS STARCRAFT 30x8.50x15. 6600 or beet offer 716-403-0646 sak tor Mark. MUSTANO CONVERTIBLE HIIOI s. Must *M now 7(7-2790 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3BB-1234 hmnriaad $6500 tor aaoaon room, aed-ln kitchen, oantral alt, 566-6293 or 966-64g2 16 H — 40 HP Cvenrude motor * DODOE DART - 1(74 Oood 6 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE IBM - VAN HORN AGENCY. 747-4100 garage large wooded lot trailer Cooaole recently done BMW 16S6 329E - 9 oyl Uka MODERN APARTMENT — Noar CM 747-2*76 Convertible 25.000 orglnal 671-6222 6149,000 TOW TRUCK PARTS - Bang, new. 6,700 mass. Loaded with aH RUMSON - 2 bodrooma. 2 over Vary good cond 747-SS32. ofler After ( p.m. 4(6-3016. mass. »470O. CM 530-639* iranaportatlon. Call botoro noon winch with cable A hook. 2 J- oMona. Must sM ussoo CM MUSTANO — 16** 6 oyl. Mach- * H. both* on nvor with dock and DOOOE ARMS 1*62 — staBon anloMy rebuilt front to back. MANICURIST — Immed. open- 16 RICKBOP.N - "Barhoo- 930-7297 VOLVO PARTS SALE - New- frutkhaod. $**00 tor mm por "Flbarglaaa. conlor consolo. wagon. Auto. fuMy equlpt. one. Nasda body work. (1900 or beet NEPTUNE ing for axp. mentcuriat FUII or uesd. for oldies, restorer* VAN HORN AGENCY 747-4100 with all controls K hp John. BUHLER 4 BITTER INC offer CM 767-9929 after 9 1-2-3 bodrooms available pan time *tn Great Expectation* oondT aeUB. CM 6772260 Cheepl REO BANK VOLVO. Salon Paid vacation* ft holiday* son, traitor Asking U.M0. Plymouth-Chr»eter.Ma-Jaguar Oardon apt avallawa $400 WEALLFLEET, CAPE COO - MUSTANO 1(79 - 4 cyl .,.4- 741-MM. UO-6467 MOHwyS* 264.MXX DOOM 1H0 - 4 dr, SI Nagw 5 rooma. Klda Carpeted $900 HouMkaoplng oonogo 2 * other benefit* Call for Inter- 260 Motorcyclsn speed Hatchback Looks and bodrooma. Avail Juno-Sopt view, Maziet Salon 264-0333. BUICK SKYHAWK - 19*4. i VOLKSWAOSN BLtO. 1(71 • 1 Sanction In araol 16 LARSON - Flbsrgloss. groat 1671 660 BSA very goode cond. 64.000 hwy run* anoMont Now paint lob Wookly. monthsly 747-2192 or . ivtew Sq Mall Salon door. Auto. p/s. p/b. s/c. sm/frr Runs good (700 JUST RENTALS. Bkr, 3K-155S • hi boat All ocoaaaorto* In- Run* 6 took* good. 6600 Runs and handlee greet. Asking • 1479. CM 741-1."- 642-6440. 922-2770. CM»1*(0*. cluded Boat onor Call 747-6343 " sun roof. May be eeer 62*00 or beat ofler. 747-1231 OAKHURST Call 930-4162. MUSTANQ — 1974 4 cyl. 4 sod MATAWAN — Historic 1760. aflar 7 p.m. (TSOO. Sal-ISSV VOLARI 1*7* - 2 dr, * oyl, 4 1 bodroom Air. Host paid. $400 IMS HONDA ATC 200X - 3 DOOOI CORINET 1(71 STA- Looks * rune sxoellsnt. 11200 106 Furnished Decorated by world reknown spd. 71.000 mi. good shape. JUST RENTALS. Bkr.. 3BB-1$66. 16 FIBEflQLASS BOAT - WHh months old BUICK SKYLARK 1(77 - 66.OK TION WAOON — RaouW 316 an- CM after 6 p m. or anytime photographer 3-4 bedroom*, M£CM£VE Rooms cabin and tilt trailer 68 HP out- mas*. Smsa VS. Oood oondMon Okie. IHeads work. Seat offer. CM weekends 717-075* PORT MONMOUTH — Newly re- poMlbte mother-daughter Mod- 61400 or beet offer.'Enras. CM board Fully squlppod 62500 •1400 llnal. CM 6SO-0S76. modeled efficiency. 1 bodroom. ABERDEEN TO RED BANK ern aqulpt country kitchen, li- 222-6313 days. 222-7647 net. 671-4: MUSTANOII - 1S76. Boat offer Rooma 4 Hudwa from $40 a wk. Call 767-0270 VOLVO - 1672 Blown enginV 1 bath Idoal tor 1 porson. brary, ooneorvatory. beamed BUICK SPECIAL - 1*96 OOOOE CORONET 1(79 CM after S p.m. «<6 M20. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 368-1234 1661 SUZUKI TS 260 - Dual New brake*, distributor. Urea. In- dining rm, Irving rm ft parlour 2 I MB EVINRUDE - 26 HP. runs 2 door. Run* good. Silo Exc oond.. Aaklng (1200. purpose street bike, bought new MUSTANO 1BM — Blue. M* en- terior Ilka new. Tranemlaekxi m 717-2042 or 7$7.6$M rireptacee. 2 bath*, sprinkler tya- CM 736-9442 FURNISHED ROOM — Shan OftCOIIont 6260 Boat traitor. lost summer s* loft over, only Ca«2*4-*0es sxc oond. MOO or b/o. M0-M7I tom. park-like landacaping all gine, (-cyl.y . AM/FM Hereo RED SANK - Luxury hlgh-nee. 1 kflchon 4 both. Convaniant lo- 6100 Call 261-6611. 700 street miles Stored for the BUCK RIVIERA - 1*66 Botgi slot «. irensportallon, shopping, DODOE CHALLENGER — 1673 Needs minor bodywork. M.OOO cation Call 741-0739. bodroom Can bslwaon 12 19 MAQUIS BOWRI0ER - Full winter Parted condition. Cost booy wtih brown roetfe)ler oon- 400 auto. p/s. p/b. p/w, p/l, CM alter 7 p. schools A must see. Asking te 7 .m., fSuUtl. VOLKSWAGEN 1(74 BUS — noon-1 p.m. $ 9-7 p.m.. canvas 160 HP/I.O.. tow hrs.. 61660 In 1661 Aaklng SSOO. CM venlble look roof. Onry SOOC cruise. Much more. 61*04 tall $276,000. Call 566-1634. 1971 CHEVY MOHZA — 4 oyl.. 4 Engine In good cond, front end oaay load IraHor, axe cond 5.7pm. 741-6620. mltea Under warranty Loaded 909-7336 apd. p/a. manual brskaa. 42.000 damage, 6300 or best offer. CM MIDDLETOWN 66600 or BO Anor 8 10 p.m Over 620.000 ortgionai Mokei RCD BANK 767-MM. HONOA - 1661 400 oc. Now DODOE DART 1*71 — 6 cyl, ml. Aaklng 62000 Csll 499-2472 alter i p.m. 672.1*22. 671-0126 price 617.000 firm. Ride* par. 1 bedroom utlla paid $300. 767-7247 RAISING A FAMILY? condition 300 onglonal mess. Then do it m mi* 3 bedroom fact Must sen (44-1SSS eye* VOLVO 1*74 Model 144 -TwJ DupMx e rooma Klda 1O00 . Many extrae 61000 CM condition 6600 Call 767-2724. KEANSBURO - PrHto homo Ranch. Located In a Park-like 670-1766 built engine, new Urea. run. wM. 1-2-3 bodrooma available 741-0610 1663 VOLVO — 7S0 OLE turbo $200/mo EMorty woman prof setting Tnia home boasts a 6490. 64*-37OS (omce). JUBT RENTALS. Bkr. 3S8-I599 BUCK RIVIERA CLASSIC 1SS7 dleen. 22,000 ml. Like new. 1 Cod *nar 9:30 484-9350 fenced rear yard, perfect for chi HONOA 200 1660 — 1 owner. 2 owner. Qoraged. Metallic silver. 646-BOM (home) 24 ALLMOND - Fibarglas* I/O — Exc. kit 430 angina Rum RIO BANK dren Family room ha* a wood holmeis, now battery. 7600 ml.. 6 spd. stick. 42/mpg. Loeded 4 RED BANK — Convenieni Broad FWC Chovy angina. OMC-O0 great Many new parts with r» VOLKSWAGEN DASHER 1 bodroom Furnlshod 6200 • burning Move with sliding glass 6400 Can 671-1614 perfect. 615.000. (M Mr Ferber St location Mature paraon Cuddy cabin 2 radio* As I* oeipt. Body In good oond., Bui Don't Settle For WAQON DIESEL 1(60 - M.OOO 2 bdrm. Klda O.K. 9600 . 741.1436 or 747-9M1 doors. Come eee m $106,000 need* point lob. Asking 12000 at 442-6300 or 172-6244. 62000 Call 671-7666 altar 6 W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E ml, 42 mpg, A/C. em/fm. (M00 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3BS-1234 CENTURY 21 EINBINDEP, CM 472-0*06 between 7* m. 4 RED BANK/FAIR HAVEN — SON your oar, truck or van the OLDS CUTLASS LS — 19*0. 4- or beet offer CM 261-0642. REALTORS » BUZZZARD BAY — Fishing HONDA 4pm ask tor Ed Katy. RUMSON Viclnrty. Black pfplaaalortat proleaalonal way. CM Lou door, p/a. p/b, crulee control. VW BEETLE 1677 — 1 a 201- 671 3600 Open oil 6 pm •kin. fully equipped Con be aeon NEW JERSEY'S 6 1 VOLUME |rJ11 AM bull paid. $900 threesome need* aieeptng Eckert. BUHLER 6 BITTER V*. am/fm stereo. 1 owner. Mint Independently at Corner of Edward* 4 Atlantic. BUCK CENTURY 167* WAOON Exc cond Oarage kept silver! HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M-1234 room* 2-3 night* beginning May HONDA DEALER CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH. oond. (4(00. Call M7-00SI after owned/Operatored Long Branch 670-6614 by appt Rt. 6. Freehold 110.000 ml. 11900 eun roof, em/tm, low mileage. 24 No meet* Reply Box f-426. Can 940-4 m en,, 7 M4-SO00. S p rn. SPACIOUS APT — 3 BR. 1 bath. 462-4661 P m •9260. CM after 6pm. 741-4*07. Tha RaalMar. Shrewsbury. N.J MIOOLETOWN - Looking to buy ACHELLIES - 11 1 NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER Hying rm. dining rm, kltchan. OLDS CUTLASS 1*77 — 2 dr, 6 VW DASHER 1076 — 99.000 ml. 077J4. or sail your homo? Lot uo hotp •ports boat, wooden floor with KAWASAKI 1661 LTD 440 BUCK ELECTRA 1S74 - Koyport. Sac 4 rot roq. $600 * oyl. auto. A/c, naw paint lob 4 4-spd, sun roof, good oond. yout CENTURY 21 Elnblndor Ro- «esl. 16 h.p. Johnson motor. Oa* With helmet aaa) oner Maroon 4 while. AI power u»fa. 730-2041 afWr 6. vtnyl roof. Looks and rune excel- altor*. 671-3600 tank. exc. oond 61160 take* all 63.000 mllee. S600 firm. Cat 61700 or B/O. Csll 942-9464 108 Commercial Can 944-1674 lent 62200 741-136* 3 APTS — AvsHOMO Juno 16. 1 »1-50S6 741-672* PUT BRAVA 1SS1 — 6 spd, after 4 p.m. boUioom. living room, kltchon MONMOUTH COUNTY — Can KAWASAK11000 CSR16B1 Rentals BUCK LESASRf LIMITED - etsndard. PS/PB. oft, air, aun OLDS CUTLASS LS - 1690 4- with dining aroa. attic $ bass- tor our complimentary brocnur* ALUMINUM BOAT - 14' Boon. 1(71 VOLKSWAGEN SUPER 3.000 rm.. garage kept roof, rear D, am/fm Marao, door. p/a. p/b. cruleo control. BRAND NEW low 7'* HP motor. IraHor All bootoh* V*. A/C. PS/PS. 61.000 maas BEETLE - 6600 or bee! offer. morrt. Cloao 10 avarythlng $600 ot axclualv* Hating* l17Wobthr V4. Seieemen'a oar. large trunk. $350/mo. |M'4 par sq. ft.) RED Mjcoaeorlee. Asking 11600 •4100. CM (71-1760 daya; erter •6.000 ml.. 1 owner. Aaklng CM 642-0*09 por month + utllltloa 1U mo. FOUR SEASONS REALTORS CM 5664622. 1 owner Exc. oond 94*50 CM BANK. Broad 81 Appro* 400 aq '41-7672 after 6 p.m 6 67VM63 •MOO. 299-3616 anytime oner * socurity. Avallobl* Juno 1. vt RUMSON S30O600 1673 HARLEY DAVISON •57-0033 alter 7 p.m. VW BUO - 1*71. EkOMantooiv ft ptu* uW*. Call 741-1443 day*; FIAT 6PIDCR 1679 — Con- duplex. 3 badrooma. kltchon, liv- MIOOLETOWN 671-6200 BEETLE CATBOAT - 6600 SPORSTER - Aa nock con- BUCK RIVIERA INI — PS/PS 671-4141 eve* * weekend* vertible. B anaaa, am/fm i ••••! OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER — 00 mg/dlning room, largo sine. HOLMDEL 646-3700 ROWBOAT 6100 dition Low mesa. 626O0 CM A/C. am/fm Pioneer oomponeni ^" " 1*61. Spaas. Week w/graln. exc. liaaomant. Clooa to ovorythlng HOLMDEL — BeeutrtuHy ap- Coll 226-7676 264-0607 ayatam. Eta), oond. 6*700. Col. NEW LISTINQII •1160. CM 630-7390 oond, P/S. P/S. P/W. leather. vw BUS 1*76 - Fuel mieotad.l MOO/mo + utNWoa. 1'* mo. se- potntad Medical office atfajeoant •42-7412 curlty Avollablo Juno Mlddlolown by owner 3 1UCKENEER SAIL BOAT - 20' SUZUKI 1661 OS 780 L - Ueod A/C. gouges, ML naw Waa. trana, Pajjenger. good cond. A/C to Bayahor* Community Hoepi- bodroom ranch on 1 % plut acra BUCK SKYLARK — 1*72 6 cyl. - 1677 ESPRIT — etah 10 h.p. Chryelor O/B and 1 season.- Must sell 61600 firm. am/tm etereo, met proofed, pwr (1100 or beat otter. 222-41*3 8, Vk duplox. aamo as above taJ. Available now to sub-let daily White. PB/PB. A/C. sm/fm (noar QSP axlt 106) Feature* May toad trailer 671-1126. Can 672-1004 or 264-4662. auto, p/s. p/b, am/fm ttereo door tooke. orulae. luggage reek, CAM 741-3441 during business to 4 p.m plua 2 We ewe*. Celt VW RABBIT DELUXE 1676 - overslied 12x20 kitchen. 11x11 rune lamlanl. 6700. Can elereo, new betlefy, ete/paK m pwr aaat. r. oaf. Vi. MS76. hours. ;ATALINA 22 — Tho perfect AM/FM 4-apaed manual. Re- modern bam. living room, dining SUZUKI 1676 OS 426E - 6.000 261-0*27. water pump. Aaklng ((200. CM 971-3153 room, flroploco. family room with armly boat. In good condition rm , rune exc . wtndohlold, eleey otter * 741-4492. MM. CM after 6 p.m. '<* battv 2 cone gsa hot wator vlany extra* Including 6Vi hp. bar Looks great 6760 or bast BUCK SKYLARK 1*76 - 6 oyl OLDS DELTA M - 1*72 con- 77 FORD - F26O eOHloane Van. TWINBROOK baseboard heal I137.6O0 Call vlarlnor outboard Must eeM. Call offer. CM after S p.m. 767-4761. AM/FM. WC. PS/PS. M.OOO ml Vary good oondWon. 1 1H tan van. SSOO. Need* starlet. VW RABBIT - 1*7* 747-6642. S714U7. Seel offer CM attar 1,7(7-007* »« 673-00*2 VILLAGE CM 530-413* alter 6. Oood condition 11100 Ml DOLETOWN BUCK CENTURY LTD 19*2 - OAK RIOOE REALTY CHRIS CRAFT — 37' ConrHUe- SUZUKI 1660-460 O8L.C OLOBMOBILE DELTA 44 - 1672 CM 2*1-1994 Office — 3 rooms 720 aq. It, Rt. FORD MUSTANG 1M1 — White. I, n HI •• • Me I >j_^ - • * _ GARDEN APTS. Adult Communltle* lion 1663. Sloops 6. Fully ~' Tierty extra 1 * 2 bedroome from 94(0 Mod- 35, all utHa. included 2nd floor 4^&A/C,H*P.., QonverHMe. very oooo o VW SUPER BEETLI 1*73 341-6060 equipped 66400 Call 930-4466 CALL 161-4 ern, •paetoua apts. Heat, hot • $400/mo. Can Slporatetn'r 1 owner. CM 672-OOa* Oood oond.. "" cold water. Cooking gas in- OCEAN TWP Century Building 16' 16B3 WELL CRAFT - Boo YAMAHA 1977 - 790 oc. Shaft CM 9*3-6714 OLDS VISTA CRUtStR WAOON •1100 " 642-4000 aak for Maria. BUCK CENTURY WAOON 1S76 cluded On-premleoo tenme Co. Now custom bum homo* 'ider 120 mere cruleer I/O. Mini -etrtno. Kreueerbege.oue- 1*71 — Rune good. 140,000 =ondl«on. 610,000 nTOl tralMf — Vary oieen. rune well. eVnoM FORD THUfiOfJWRD 1676 - VW VAN - 1672. wfth courts, pool, MIDDLETOWN from 6165.000 Wayeld* wood* 4 tat. New banery (700 mlk-. ^Asking MOO. new brake, ahooks. ore* Cat A/C. "»/PB. euto, em/tm stereo tte^JIOOO Near Eetonto Rt. 36. next to Slparsteln Paint. 747-B267. Long View Village 531-O508 •42-7011. cast, new area. K.OOO mla. aohoota. Ocoan Twp. 1400 equare ft modern office 144 FOOT — Run-e-boot. wood Aaklng 11600 or bast OLDS CUTLASS 16*0 - V*. 4 Highway 36. OokhurM space Pteeee oaH Larry Katt at RUMSON — Charming 3 2»1 Mopsxto uM 4 flbergtaae New llghta. lual BLHCK CENTURY - 1*79. V4. ofler. CM 7M-76*,1 lW poor. A/C. PS/PS, am/lm. 1 642-6142. bodroom homo Living room, 300 Auto, tor fU 531-4*23 642-0612 painted 6200 Call 2614641. air. fun power. 1 owner 99.000 owner. New carburetor. (0.000 formal dining room, fireplace, maas. Oreet treneponsaon FORD LTD — 1ST*. V*. eutb. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - mass. Asking M700 667-06*6 beeement. 2 car garage Juat re- 14' FIBERQLASS - MeKooCraft 91490 Can 741-9744 a/o, 2 door. Al power opttone. 102 HoiiSoMfor Long Branch CaM • AM PM, For more Information 671-0666 decorated Noar schools 6 traitor 1676 EvtnrudeSo hp 99.000 maaa. vinyl tap, yaevw. OLDS — Toronado 1MO. DMeal. •70-WM MOPED - Puoh Newport II. > Rant 6110.000. Coll owner at 642-6463 Excellont condition 6675 Con BUCK SKYLARK LTD — 16*2. 4 •24*9 Cad 910-1197 Blsok/2 door. Maroon leather or 219-3*6-3410 evoa 6 week- years old. Low mmaai. Rune door. eHver • gray. * cyl. am Int. AM/FM etanto: CB. Tut wire A-1 ABEROCEN TO MATAWAN RED BANK - WATERFRONT FORD LTD WAOON — 1(72. Baoutfol 1200 aquare foot office wM. 6160 CM (71-4040 oond. auto. p/a. p/b. a/c. am I yr 750.000 3 Ddrms Gorogo Aero M. Can 14 ALPEX - Open boal Auto. P/S. P/B, ek. Xereo. trader " 94,tO0 rru warranty. (7900 Exotudtng HOME RENTAL*. Bkr 366V1234 UPSTATE NY - On Vt acre with Fitter glow. With treller. no MOTOBECANE 1BB1 - Wind- hnch. good condition 6490 or lax CM 930-2*M after (. RED BANK AREA - NEW Pro- motor. Beet offer around 92*0. shield and eaddto bags. 1 beat aflar. S AVIS ALL LANDLORDS! feeetonol bulMNng-NOW ready modeled moMe. 3 bodrooma. Can after 4. 7(7-4079 oondraon CM 767-aHT. OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME — loroe kitchen, largo living room, CAMARO - 167* V6. 306 an- FORD ORANAOA 1M1 - 4 dr.. FREE. FABT. EABYtl for your floor plane. ELEVATOR 1S77. AC. PS. PS. ra oeMK dish negotiable. I lovely IMP '77. 23 ft cuddy. 236 omc. - 6 star Oanaral wan mar gina, p/a. p/b. a/o. am/fm, key- wMts wflh red Interior. Fsctory ^.r^oi^iW. $100"s 01 Pi* soiosn Tanonlal opene mto a prtvaM lobby COM . . , e crulee. New brakes. country toning Only 636,000 66.000, Mon -Frl 201-436-6036 ec • 6* niannglihltal l oover, naw r atones. HMO Ca 7»t*M warrant/. PS/aa,. A/CC. 39.0036.00 tkaa. eras. Asking YOU CHOOSE. NO FEEI 201-542-«363. HELMSLEY- •2.400 or beet 767-1636. or 626-0626 eaonanda. Or*.. 6126(22*. Col 2*1-0127 Caa 7»-t*M. . Phono 747-4626 after SFEARINC •J6O0 p.m.. I aflar. CM aRar HOME RENTAL*. Bkr 3BB-1234 CAMARO LT 1(77 - Vary good *» p.m Young Used WATEPrVIEW — River Plaza TWO 19*2 - ( etar OeneraM I7-3S7I. ABSURY PARK STORE — 2040. Vary active donation MUM sea. AekM Move Into thte bright and cheery Lest than 1000 ongWnel mass. 1 FORD T-BIRD - 16SS. WMta 1 illtlini Yard BM0"s Canter. Several tananta doing MJOO^or M «*. ,3 OLDSMOSILE OMEOA - 1675 Cars comfortable homo. Natural owner, eaver/grey. Eac of ' herd top. A* power. A/C. 2 door. 1 bodroom Klda. UO Pd BJOO 11000.000 Join Quick Che* S-oyl. suto. daan in * out. Qood, woodwork and hardwood floor* LAST CHANCE — Botoro DOM »«* aptaos. Can 4*1-0127 2 torn 4 rooma. Yard. *400"a Food. Buy Ml* Uquonj. * ow For Sale throughout Bathroom compMo- return* to Vermont. 13' Boston CAMAPJ0 RALLY tPORT - 9 rooms. KMa. Onfy $40T/* other euoceeeful tenants. Rtver't «1 wegon * rornoBotod wtth ceramic tile, 2fO Trucks* 1*77. • oyl. auto, e/o, p/i, p/b. Edge MM eervee 3 towne. Whaler Exc. oond 1994 40 HP 3-apd at 47 Shrswsbtin A*. Johnson Now battery and traitor am/fm etarao, raay wheeu. FORD THUNDERBIRD — 1(7*. JUST RENTALS. Bkr . $6*-1666. 222-3000; C¥M M2*«1S Traitors skMn. S2760 or b/o (71-6030 •-cyl Oreat ears: must to). Beet (••wl Bank. T4/-0SM and 2-6 goton tank* C Must aaa. InsMeril condition. 46.13* rm. Dove grey with red offer. 672-6126 •Un/Furnlehad Offioe Suit** at $112,000 John C cover RlgueoRld d ffreeh CAR6 UNDER 62.000 DATSUN TRUCK pmstrlps Stereo, p/w, p/b. p/s, 7 rooma. KM*. Pota- CM > 4 Anawonng Barv. 64500 Sertou* Inquiries onfy PARK CHEVROLET Oood oond 61260 KINQ8LEY AUTO SALES Vt auto, wire wheel cover* CM HOME RENTAL*. Bkr 3BB-1234 jry. caV 741-5700 747-07666 CM 466-4476. lalas I aaainn Benrlne Peru 787-7667 767-1193 P»t 99. Neptune 779-1218