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Vol. 107 No. 353 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1985 : • INSIDE New Jersey: Welcome home, Bruce danna — rocked the crowd with "Bom In crowds for the past year. Sports If 11M R. WtUSE The USA." Springsteen began his m arathon tour here mt Ml N€FF Springsteen came home to New Jersey Related story, page 2A a year ago, playing 10 nigh ts at the adjacent The Register last night, and his performance was like a Brendan Byrne Arena. He is concluding the EAST RUTHERFORD - It was 8:06 p.m. family sing-along. The crowd, arms raised, tour with a nine-week, 25-city sweep of and the stage was dark when flashbulbs clapped in all the right spots as their The crowd cheered. stadium-sized venues popped and the Big Man walked out in a favorite son led them in song after song. "All right," said their hero before playing Among the brothers and sisters were Gov. white suit. He looked like he was having as much fun "Glory Days." "My brothers and sisters are Thomas H. Kean, New York City Mayor Then, guitar outstreched like a baton and as the audience, jumping, leaping, and doing out there." Edward Koch, movie qu een Raquel Welch, fist in the air, Bruce Springsteen opened his splits in the air. And bantering with his As the pounding drums of the title track retired Pittsburgh Steeler quarterback Ter- home stand at Giants stadium to the roar of home state buddies. opened the show, the gravely voiced ry Bradshaw and New York Yankee first 65,000 adoring fans. "This is a song about father time," he said Springsteen'stood with fist clenched and baseman Don Mattingly Peter Shapiro, the Next to the American Flag flashed on a before one song. "About time's winged arm raised Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, was giant vldeoscreen, Springsteen — in blue chariot about getting old. I'm old, I'm 35. Is Springsteen has assumed the pose to open seen, too. jeans, purple T-shirt, and trademark ban- anybody out there as old as me?" the four-hour shows that have drawn sell-out See SPRINGSTE EN. Page 3A NJ task force

Not a Good Day on terrorism Pitcher Rick Aguilera of the New York Mets watches Bill Madlock of the Pittsburgh Pirates trot around the bases after Madlock hit his second is kept busy homer of the day off of the Met righthander. ly EllSSA MCCRAHY 2B The Associated Pre ss TRENTON i AF'i - New Jersey's anti- terrorism task foi ce, one of only three of LOCAL its kind in the nation, has dealt with radical groups of every political and Charges filed religious persuas ion since it was created A New York man wiN be charged with last year, the su| >enntendent of the state police said yeste rday six disorderly persons counts in. connection with a boating accident in "New Jersey nas its fair share of this kind of activity. ' said the superintendent. which a Newark man's leg was Col Clinton L Pagano "We have found severed at the knee more than adequate work 3A The task fore e is a joint effort between the FBI and th e state police, and the two agencies have a formal agreement spell- STATE ing out terms of the cooperation Only Chicago and New York have similar He takes the blame efforts, while an informal task force is A Quaker who was among the peace operating in Ijoston. Pagano said activists held by gunmen during a "We (the two agenciesi have been mission to Nicaragua says that he put working in th e terrorism area for several years ' he said "After having had a himself at risk because as a U.S. multitude of cases with common interests, citizen he felt responsible for the we felt we would benefit and the public deaths of Nicaraguans at the hand of would benefit more if we joined forces anti-government rebels The anti-t errorism unit is separate from SA the state police central security unit which was formed in the late 1940s to NATION investigate dissidents and subversive ac- tivity Stormy weather Body art is back, ask Big Tony Pagano said the task force has given A judge's ruling that the National priority \o last week's bomb attack tti.it the tattoo is finally being against a Paterson man because of the Weather Service must ly KEVIN FRECHETTE recognized as an intimate and violence involved pay the families of men lost in a storm Trie Register inexpensive form of self-ex- The victim, 60-year-old Tscherim it didn't predict AZLET - Shirtless, he looks pression Soobzokov. a retired Passaic County has given some meteorologists the like a marbled Buddha in blue Can you afford the Mona Lisa" official, was cleared in 1980 of charges he chills jeans, with images of Popeye, Proably not Most people rant participated in atrocities against civilians 4A H Mickey Mouse, and Jesus Cambria contends during World War II as a member of the Christ, all indelibly etched be- But the tattoo is a form of art Nazi W affen SS BUSINESS neath his skin that almost anyone can afford It's Soor.zokov. who lost a foot and suffered He's a walking advertisement something they can carry with other i njuries during the attack, remained Ticklish situation' for his artwork . . them for the rest of their lives — in critical condition at St. Joseph's There was a time when it was something no one can ever take Hospi tal and Medical Center in Paterson The uncertain economic climate considered a stigma to turn your away from them ' facing the country has put Federal His hospital room arid his Paterson home body into a canvas for a tattoo As the tattoo demand increases. Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker and were being guarded by police artist Cambria says, so does the demand Michael McDonnell, an FBI special other top policymakers at the nation's But today, as Big Tony Cambria for new, original designs Today's central bank in a ticklish situation. agent, said the task force was following will tell you, tattoos are making a tattoo enthusiasts, he says, no several leads in the Soobzokov case, but comeback as a legitimate means longer have to settle for the thai no arrests had been made 4B of personal expression proverbial blue "Mom in a heart" McDonnell said he could not provide Sitting at the rear of his tiny design, but can choose from a wide details because the task force is barred West Keansburg shop. Tonys variety of styles, patterns and from making public statements about LIFESTYLE Tattoos, the 47-year-old tattoo colors ongoing investigations artist eagerly explains about the One man getting a tattoo last "The progress, the leads, the evidence. change of heart toward body art week described the sensation as H.!• results of laboratory tests, any "You don't have to be a sailor being prodded by a hot knife suspects we may have — all that has to to get a tattoo anymore Although the tattooing process is come out later." said McDonnell To Nowadays, it seems like every- not unbearable, it is slightly make it public during an investigation one's getting them - lawyers, painful would jeopardize our work " housewives, businessmen — even The tattoo artist first shaves the Neither Pagano nor McDonneil would Cher has a black rose on her rear- designated area of skin He then say how many officers are assigned to the end," Tony says disinfects it with alcohol After a task force Pagano said that in addition to With thirty years in the busi- stencil of the desired art is a core staff, the task force can call in ness, the Middletown resident sketched on the skin, the artist additional people jfrom both the state says he has literally inked takes his tattoo pen and begins the THE REGISTER/CAROLINE I. COUIG police and the FBI. if needed thousands of images on hundreds drawing TATTOO — Tony Cambria, top, has tattooed Authorities would also not disclose how of people Hundreds of Cambria's original, lawyers, housewives and businessmen and says many cases the task force is working on When asked why more Ameri- and not so original, line the walls tattoo is finally being recognized as an intimate But Capt Joseph Kobus. a state police cans are turning themselves into and ceiling of his tiny tattoo and inexpensive form of self-expression. Above spokesman, said the unit is currently human canvas. Cambria explains See TATTOO. Page 2A is his tattoo gun investigating severaj cases, including the See TERRORISM. Page 9A Family fitness Many lifestyles have little time to hop off to an aerobics class at the gym. Little Silver windsurfer dead, However, an alternative to this is to purchase your own equipment and work out in the privacy of your own home. discovered entangled in sail 11A accident. ly JOHN E. WHITE Anthony Gaetano, his wife, and son who The Register live at 715 Little Silver Point Road, were LITTLE SILVER - A 22-year-old man, among the first spot Rodman floating on the Steven D. Rodman, of 70 South Vale Avenue, Creek about a quarter of a mile from their INDEX Little Silver, was pronounced dead at home. "We saw the board floating down, put Monmouth Medical Center yesterday after binoculars on it and you could see a body being picked up by boaters who found him tangled up in the sail, and then my wife floating face down in Little Silver Creek called the police, " Gaetano said. BRIDGE 96 entangled In the sail of his windsurfer. Mrs. Gaetano said "I knew something was BUSINESS 41 Several officers from area police depart- wrong — the windsurfer was floating alone CLASSIFIED M ments, first aid, and paramedic squads I knew there had to be a body." COMICS M rushed to the scene on a backyard dock at Thomas Lloyd, also of Little Silver Point CROSSWORD 7» 715 Little Silver Point Road at 3:50 p.m. Road, who was out on the Creek in a motor ENTERTAINMENT U yesterday afternoon. boat with a friend, said he went to Little Silver police said Rodman "was investigate after he was alerted from shore THE REGISTER JEFF CM4SIN HOROSCOPE 1» that a windsurfer was drifting LIFESTYLE 11» apparently the victim of a windsurfing RESCUE ATTEMPT — Rescuers try to revive 22-year-old Steven D. Rodman of OBITUARIES M accident." They added, however, that the Lloyd said "When we got to the board we Little Silver after he was found entangled in the sail of his windsurfer on the Marine Police would be Investigating the OPINION SA See WINDSURFER. Page 2A Shrewsbury River yesterday. SPORTS II TELEVISION 71 "N's, GN's. LPN's. Aides Ex- Flowers • Fruit Baskets • Gifts Action Front Page Readers Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! Your business will do more busi- lore e YOUR TOWN 10A Read the Help Wanted columns in ness in our Business Directorv in P ™ opportunities See the Send something nice to show you get fast results Attract 68.000 today's Classified section todays classified section. Nursing Medical Directory in care The Directory of Florists is readers with your ad here today's Classified section. on the Obituary Cage MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 19B5 2A Th v PEOPLE Lawmakers armed for gun control fight handguns often used by criminals. hold a hearing on It. Hughes simply chine gun is ludicrous. The average ly AUK HUM Each bill has provisions that says he does not believe there would sportsman knows you have to have reasonable rules." Mountain mama The Associated Press supporters of the other measure like. be a consensus in his subcommittee WASHINGTON (AP) - When But supporters of the Senate version, to report the Senate bill to the full Another original co-sponsor of the LONGVIEW, Wash (API - Ac- William J. Hughes was 14 years old including the National Rifle Associa- judiciary panel. He does, however, Rodino-Hughes bill is Rep. Robert tress Shirley MacLaine says she and growing up in Salem County he tion, reject the waiting period the intend to hold a hearing on his own Torricelli, D-N.J., who has in the likes to write in the mountains was given his first gun. He used it House measure contains. On the legislation when Congress returns in past made strong support of gun because the peaceful setting is a to shoot deer and rabbits with his other hand, Hughes and Rodino the fall. control one of his major campaign "consciousness amplifier." father, and he has owned firearms oppose the interstate sales the The NRA and Senate bill sup- issues. The stage and screen star, who has ever since. Senate would allow porters say their measure would "We need something to rally There lies the conflict. And be- help remove needless restrictions on a cabin at Mount Rainier, about 70 Now, as a Democratic con- around," he said of the legislation miles away, visited Longview on cause of the panels they chair, law-abiding gun owners that current- "We need to demonstrate to the gressman who chairs the House Rodino and Hughes will play pivotal ly exist. Friday to see a I'riend Crime Subcommittee, Hughes finds NRA supporters that we're not "Listen, you kn ow. I used to need roles when the House considers gun Argues Hughes, "To suggest a jeopardizing their interests. We're himself arrayed with Rep. Peter control. sportsman will have some interest in the ocean." Miss MacLaine said as Rodino, D-N.J.T chairman of the saying to them, 'Read the bill.' " she examined earr ings and bracelets "I'd say right now that's the wanting to own a silencer or ma- House Judiciary Committee, in a leadership team, the two New Jer- in the jewelry store of the friend. Capitol Hill battle over gun control Valerie Cnsin.ui ' 'Now I need the sey lawmakers," said Hubert Wil- peace in the trees It's a conscious- that could be fought this fall. liams, president of the Police Foun- ness amplifier." Rodino and Hughes, along with dation, one of many police organiza- three other lawmakers, introduced a tions that supports the Rodino- Kahane quits militant group "I wrote my last book in five bill Aug. 1 that would set a 15-day weeks up there, " shi: said. "It would Hughes bill. have taken me seve n months some- waiting period for the purchase of Says NRA spokesman David the political situation in Israel, handguns while background checks LOS ANGELES (AP) - Rabbi where he advocates expelling all place else ' Warner, "As far as Rodino goes, Meir Kahane, who founded the of purchasers are being made. It obviously he is the key to the whole Arabs from the country. The new book will explore Shirley MacLaine would also ban the transfer of Jewish Defense League before be- 'cellular memory" — the idea that thing in the House. And we don't Kahane, 54, from Brooklyn, N.Y., machine guns and silencers and coming a member of Israel's founded the militant JDL in IMS cells in the human body contain expect anything from Rodino." Knesset, has resigned as head of the Father Apostolos Zarvitsianos, eliminate some paperwork now re- Although they are allied on their before immigrating to Israel in 1971. psychic records of .ill human ex- who assisted Greek Orthodox Bishop organization, his successor said yes- perience Miss Maclaine, 51, says quired of sportsmen and firearms bill, Rodino's gun-control sentiments Meletios of Paris in the christening dealers. terday. The group, which claims nearly she likes topics such as cellular Saturday, said more than GO rela- are stronger than Hughes s For Irv Rubin, leader of the JDL here, 13,000 members nationwide, was memory and reincarnation because Back on July 9, the Senate passed example, Rodino would have tives and friends attended the 30- a gun bill of its own that would allow said he was appointed national organized "to ensure the fact that they "strike a chord ir.i all of us. We minute ceremony in the living room preferred a longer waiting period for chairman by Kahane, who submitted never again will Jews be a victim on intuit that there's some thing more to the interstate sale of handguns and gun buyers. of the Onassis home. ban surprise inspections of gun his resignation to the group's New a mass scale or a minor scale to Jew life — something more to death. Rodino has vowed that the Senate hatred," said the 40-year-old Rubin, What is our reason for being here in The girl, named Athena in mem- dealers, while prohibiting the sale of York headquarters on Friday. bill was "dead on arrival" in the Kahane resigned to concentrate on a native of Canada the first place?" ory of Ms. Onassis' late mother, was Saturday night specials, the small House, and that he would not even immersed in a silver font specially Some people, she acknowledged, made for the ceremony and have told her she's "absolutely christened by Greek ship owner nuts " George Livanos, he said Tattoo "Five minutes later they're telling Athena was born last January in me their dead grandfather visited Paris, the daughter of Ms. Onassis Continued from Page 1A faces of young warriors after a each one night." and her fourth husband. Frenchman successful conquest. Thierry Roussel. parlor. And yet, as Cambria ex- In some primitive people today, plains, there is always room for there still exsists a direct connection Not all a bed of roses' more. between tattooing and marriage He says patrons often ask him to LONDON (API - Prince Charles College bound Thus, in sections of Australia and the create a likeness of their husband, Solomon Islands, a girl is not eligible says he has everything' he needs wife, or sweetheart in tattoo form. materially but his life is "not all a AMHERST. Mass (AP) - The for marriage until she has been daughter of jailed South African However, he strongly opposes the subjected to a process of tattooing on bed of roses." idea. black leader Nelson Mandela will the face, chest and back. In an interview with 7 lie Sunday "The process takes time and then Times, the heir to the BriUish throne study sociology and women's issues Cambria's interest in the art form in the fall at the University of there's always the chance that you said he worries "a great ieal about was spawned years ago, while Massachusetts, a school official may break up with your wife or the responsibilities and everything girlfriend someday," Cambria says. watching a Coney Island tattoo artist else, trying to do the righ I thing, to said. Makaziwe Phumla Mandela, 30, His most popular designs, he says, by the name of Brooklyn Blackie, have as balanced an approach as better known as the electric Rem- possible " to life. will seek a master's degree with the are the whimsical cartoon charac- help of Fulbright and university ters or the intricate hearts and brandt. "I always think I'm in an awkward flowers motif. His most sought after position because, obviously , I've got scholarships, said James P Leheny. "At first I just started out by doing associate chancellor of the state image, he says, Is the unicorn, all the things I need. I can't complain especially among women. little drawings and sketches Then, university She was expected to when I got good enough at it, Blackie in any way. But obviously there are Cambria attributes the tattoo's disadvantages to the position at the arrive in Amherst on Monday would let me do the tracings for his rising popularity among women to same time. ... So it's not all a bed tattoos, and from there, I Just sort one man, Lyle Tow, a legendary of roses." of picked up on it," he says. tattoo artist of the 60's, who inked In the interview, the prince also his intricate artwork on another discussed his desire to liecome Cambria is in the process of legend, the late rock singer, Janis passing his craft on to the next personally involved in the fiel d work Joplin. of Third World charities, his girowing The Register generation. His oldest son, Little interest in methods of tackling inner- Yet, the origin of this centuries- Tony, owns his own parlor, Atlantic (ISSN 8750*481) old art form is still unclear. Many Tattoo, in Atlantic City, while his 11- city housing problems, and his study PuDirshao by The Rad Bank Bsg«is< of philosophy from Indian th, nking E.tMMnM ,n HH contend that tattooing began with year-old son, Daniel, often appren- by John H Cook and Hanry City the earliest Inhabitants of Africa and and the ancient Greeks to the Swiss Mlir- OftK* tices at his father's shop. philosopher Carl Jung, who founded On* RIMW Pis/S Sfrcwtbury Nj O77Q! the Far East, who used a primitive COM 542 4000 form of scar-tattooing to produce modem analytical psychology. B«incn Otttcm Cambria has also expanded his Monmouth County CoufitlOuM distinguishing tribal marks. business to include rub-on tattoos for "We're all trying to explain why FrMNM. N J 07728 The Maoris, a Polynesian people children and stencils for T-shirts. we're here, and where on earth MimHn of ItM Associated P'«t» Tn« A*soc*>sd Pr*u 'I •ntlMd •*cluiiv*y 10 IM uM Ol III 1M «K«I inhabiting New Zealand, developed But with the recent demand for we're going." he said. "Some people r>SW8 printed m th« nawsOapS' u *•" M all *p nawt color-tattooing into a purely or- body art, Cambria admits he has THE RE0I8TER/CAHOIINE E COUKJ feel that there is nothing to go to at dispalchaa Mambat ol trta Amancan Nawspaca, Pubdanara namental art form by tattooing the time for little else. FINISHING TOUCHES — Anthony Cambria adds a little color to all. Others feel there is. And that Association ina Audit Buraau ol CircuMbon ma Naw Jaraay Prass Association Tom Bulkley's tattoo. presumably is so often the origin of Sacond Class postaga o*a si Rad Bani N J conflict, because we all get so 07701 PutM-snad daily sxcapl Sal & Sun Mail subscriptions payabta m advsnes aggravated that others don't think Total like ve do." Daily 4 Windsurfer Tarm Daily Sunday Sunday I 12 waaKs i 70/araah 75/ <*aa* 2 45/ Mraak 13-51 «as*a 1 55/ was* 70/ waai 2 25/ »SM Continued from Page 1A poor skin tone. Silver Police, the Little Silver Fire FAIR HAVEN Athena is christened i yaar 1 4S/ wash 65/ »ssh 2 10/ «N* saw a body face down tangled In the Mail ratas tor coikjoa sludants and nlihtary parson Lloyd added that the board showed Department, the Oceanport Police, n* - Vi ol abova ratsa rigging. We got him free, but he was no signs of a possible collision or the Monmouth County Paramedic FIREMEN'S SKORPIOS, Greece (AP) - The; Homa dalivary by Carnar — Daily and Sunday heavy, so we had to get some help first child of Christina Onassis SI 35 a wash Sunday only 35 cants Daily only 1 00 confrontation with another boat or Squad, and the New Jersey State Singta copy at Countsi — Daily 25 cants Sunday from another boat to get him In our object in the water. Police Marine Bureau rushed to the daughter of the late shipping 40 cants POSTMASTER Sand addrass cnanoaa 10 Tha boat." Gaetano said "He might have scene where repeated attempts to magnate Aristotle Onassis, was bap- RsQistsi PO Bo. 520 Rad Bank N J 07701 tized in a Greek Orthodox ceremony After traveling about 12S yards to gotten tangled when he fell off the revive Rodman, first on a dock **************** board, there was nobody near him." behind the Gaetano's home and then on this private island, a priest who THE REGISTER and THE SUNDAY REQ'S get Rodman to the Gaetanos dock, attended the christening said yester- TER ara both pubiishad by THE RED BANK Lloyd said first aid squads adminis- Little Silver police said Rodman in their backyard, were unsuc- day REGISTER. INC tered CPR, but he said, Rodman was had launched his windsurfer from cessful. AUG. 24th ' **************** not breathing, was bloated, and had the end of the 700 block of Little Several neighbors gathered, and thru Silver Point Road from a friend's appeared to be shaken by the AUG. 31st home. Neighbor's said they had seen incident Rodman windsurfing on previous Gaetano said there has been much occasions. windsurfing in the area with no Numerous officials from the Uttle problems in the past THE WEATHER GET TO KNOW, US

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Man arrested after chase NION BEACH - After a high speed chaie through three towns and an alleged attempt Uto run an officer down, an Aberdeen man wai arrested Saturday night on various charges including drunken driving. Union Beach police Mid, Carmen P. Cen- tlmole, 40, of 18 Central Avenue, Aberdeen, was arrested after being chased by police at speeds in excess of M miles per hour through Union Beach, Hatlet, and Holmdel, where be was eventually apprehended on a dead-end street. During part of the chase In Union Beach, police said, Centlmole attempted to run down Union Beach Sergeant Hank Rlegler as he tried to pass a road block at the intersection of Park and Spruce Streets Although Riegler and his patrol car were not hit, police said, Riegler did sustain slight injuries when he dove on the hood of hit vehicle to avoid being hit. Centlmole has been charged with two counts of assault and battery on police officers, drunk driving, driving with a suspended license, and numerous other motor vehicle violations. Centlmole Is being held on 15,000 bond. Two other men who were In the car with Centlmole, Bruce D. Savage and Thomas Borden, both of Tinton Falls, are being held on (1,000 bond. THE REGISTER/JESS CHA8IN A preliminary hearing for the three men will BARGES GROUNDED — Three ol lour barges aground in the Laurence be held on Tuesday. Harbor section ot Old Bridge remained lodged last night on Oie bottom of Rantan Bay. Two tugboats were working last night to free the remaining Services to continue barges, which ran aground shortly before 7:29 a.m yesterday, according to Petty Officer Ricco Monies of the U.S. Coast Guard. The barges, with • •EWARK At Its annual meeting, the N.J. a combined weight of 300 tons, are owned by East Coast Tender Service, ••TRANSIT Board of Directors approved Sea Bright. The accident occurred near Viking Marina, Route 35 and Ivcontinuation of three programs providing caused no damage, according to Montes. George Pennley, Steven Kardos special transit services for senior citizens, and Jerry Palumbo, all of Laurence Harbor, apply "Hotf for Council' disabled persons and residents in rural areas of stickers to one of the barges Hoff is running tor office in Old Bridge the state from July 1986 to June 1986. Township, The three programs are all administered by the statewide transit corporation. They are the Senior Citizen and Disabled Resident Transpor- tation Assistance Program, and Section 16(b)(2) and Section 18 Programs. Any required local matching funds for the latter two programs are provided by N J TRANSIT and participating organizations. The Senior Citizen and Disabled Resident Transportation Assistance Program enables N.J TRANSIT and the state's 21 counties to cooperate in providing increased mobility for New Jersey's senior citizens and disabled people Charges to be filed in boating accident Freehold lawyer named ripped a 16-foot wooden motor boat in two but did recover the mans shoe, McGrath p.m Saturday, he added. lyMt NtTF The man, George Griffith. 47, of said. McGrath said he will file in Middletown REEHOLD - Thomas J Mallon, Esq , has Tht Register Newark, was in stable condition last night The shoe, tike Griffith's boat, had either today or tomorrow charges against been appointed a panelist of the Lawyer SANDY HOOK - A New York man will at Monmouth Medical Center, Long gashes in it from the propeller of Roberto of reckless operation, failure to Referral Service sponsored by the state be charged with six disorderly persons Branch, a spokeswoman said Roberto's boat, McGrath said maintain a proper lookout, failure to F counts in connection with a boating Griffith and his brother were fishing in Witnesses reported Roberto's boat was maintain a safe speed, failure to take Affiliate of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America (ATLA-NJ), which helps people seek- accident Saturday in which a Newark the wooden boat, a rental, when it was weaving in and out at high speeds among action to avoid collision, failure to assist ing legal counsel about personal injuries, man's leg was severed at the knee, police struck and cut in half from the left stern fishing and pleasure boats in a crowded injured persons, and failure to properly defective products which cause injury, matri- said last night to the bow by a 27-foot speed boat driven area off Sandy Hook. McGrath said The display a validation decal. monial problems, and consumer issues Marine Police Office Gerry McGrath by Roberto, McGrath said. boat was powered by two, 200-horsepower The Marine Law Enforcement Division Mallon, who maintains a law practice here, said he would discuss today with the Griffith's brother William received engines, McGrath said. of the State Police, the U.S. Coast Guard, received his Juris Doctor Degree from the Monmouth County Prosecutor's office minor bruises, and Roberto and two Griffith's boat, a rental from a High- the Middletown Marine Police, and motor- University of Dayton, and is admitted to whether to file other criminal charges passengers in his boat were not injured. lands rental agency, was powered by an ists in the area were Involved in rescue practice law in Ohio as well as in New Jersey against Vincent Roberto, 41, of Brooklyn McGrath said. 8-horsepower outboard motor, McGrath operations. McGrath said. The ATLA-New Jersey Lawyer Referral McGrath is heading an investigation Marine Police divers were unable to said Boaters in the area kept the victims Service is available without charge to residents into a two-boat accident at the tip of Sandy find the severed portion of Griffith's leg Alcohol was not involved in the acci- above water until rescue workers arrived, of all 21 New Jersey counties By calling the toll Hook that severed a man's right leg and .do to the depth and current of the water. dent, which occurred shortly before 130 McGrath said free number, 1-800 982 5551, between 9:00 am and 4 00 p m, the caller will be referred to a nearby attorney with experience in the stated problem Middletown's gourmet chef Assault charge dropped NION BEACH - An aggravated sexual hasn't abandoned the pizza assault charge filed in May against former Ucandidate for Board of Education Joseph by the Asciete Cullnaire Philanthropique, Matusewski has been dropped a major culinary society based in New Municipal Court Judge Jerry Massed dropped Tht Register York. the charge last week for lack of prosecution, MIDDLETOWN - Carmen Marietta After graduating from cooking school, according to Court Clerk Albert Nlola. made his first pizza when he was 11; now, he worked as a chef for several months at at M, he's a gourmet chef. The Helmsley Palace, the posh Park Everybody cooks In the Marietta fam- Avenue hotel in New York, and then came Service seeks support ily, which owns Regina's, a pizzaria- back to help with his family business. resUurant in Leonardo on Route M and Marietta's parents, Gennaro and ATAWAN - Officials from the Mon- Avenue D. Pauline, came to the U.S. from Naples, mouth, Ocean Hospital Service Corpor- But Carmen went for the big time, got Italy in 1955 They owned another pizzarla- Mation, which provides paramedic service there, and is still helping his family with restaurant in the Belford section for nine for eight community hospitals, spoke at a the business. years before opening Regina's in 1974. workshop session of the borough council last A I9M graduate with honors of the New "I'm very proud of him," said the elder week in an effort to gain support. York Institute of Technology - Culinary Marietta, who put his son through cooking MONOC representatives said the company is Arts, Marietta cooked French and Italian school. "He surprised me with many a non-profit consortium established with state gourmet dishes Thursday at an executive things when he was young. When he was approval by eight community hospitals in party for 80 people aboard the Cleopatra, IB, he said, 'Daddy, I want to do what Monmouth and Ocean counties to provide a 140-foot yacht. you're doing.'" advanced life support for all life threatening The vessel left Atlantic Highlands at Marietta, who spends his spare time emergencies. 8:30 a.m., traveled up the Hudson River playing the piano, organ, and guitar, James Janeskl, corporation president, said to Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and arrived back enjoys cooking all kinds of food, but he the service would offer county residents at Atlantic Highlands at 7 p.m. especially likes cooking boneless quail, additional emergency protection In the form of Carmen cooked all day, and got a which he stuffs with goose liver pate, and paramedics who have the qualifications to standing ovation for his work, he said. serves with various vegetables and a administer I.V.'s and medication, which local The party was hosted by Dennis Meyer, special cheese sauce. "It takes a lot of volunteer first aid squads are not permitted to a principal of National Computer, based In time, but It's rewarding, it's delicious," he do. New Jersey, Marietta said said Janeski stressed, however, the service would "They're fantastic people," he Slid of He said he and his wife Mary - who is come in direct cooperation with local police and the guest and the eight-member crew. expecting "any day now" - enjoy cooking first aid squads. "This was a party that you would see in for each other and for their two-year-old David Proctor, MONOC's the movies. It was just t very warm party. daughter, Maria. He also has fun cooking Bayshore/Riverview supervisor said "The Everybody was fantastic ... I had my with and for his parents, brother, and two. mobile intensive care units are not here to sister and two of our waitresses help me. sisters at Regina's, where he is the head replace volunteer squads, just augment them." I did aU the cooking and they did the chef. In their presentation to the council the (preparation) work with me." "I'm very close to my family," he said. officials said there would be five trucks He said he became Interested in cooking "We have a beautiful business. I have all servicing Monmouth ccunty area by September when his family opened Regina's 12 years my heart in this business, because it's my with the closest one to Matawan located at the ago. At 18 he decided he wanted to make family's ... My goal is to keep the family Old Village Fire House in Middletown. It a career. together in a larger business. When my Janeski said the service will cost users 1140, In 1983, while in cooking school, parents retire, I'd like to own my own which, he said, could be paid for by Blue Marietta and five other aspiring gourmet business." Cross/Blue Shield insurance policies or through cheff won first place awards when they He said he's not Interested in pursuing Medicaid. Anyone, he said, could refuse the represented the New York culinary arts any other careers, noting, "I'd stick only THE REOISTER/ED BRETT service school at the 115th Annual Salon of to cooking. It's the tops." SAVORY SHRIMP — Carmine Marietta, Irvington, prepares shrimp in wine Culinary Arts. The awards were presented sauce at Regina's restaurant.

Clarence demons), he's much older The Rumson rocker and his E Springsteen, who has contributed It is said Springsteen judges each than me, but somehow be maintains Street Band are expected to play to to area charities, urged the crowd to performance by how much weight he Springsteen — his natural beauty," said New Jer- 380,000 fans as his New Jersey support local food banks, the Com- loses: one pound is bad, five pounds Continued from Pag* 1A sey's poet. "...Those of you, If you concerts continue tonight, Wednes- munity Food Bank of New Jersey, is great. Last night, he must have "Whenever I come back to New brought your kids with you, if you're day and Thursday and Aug. 30 and 31. and the food and hunger hotline in lost at least eight. Jersey, it always feels like family married. If you're a husband like me, His home state is a place, Spring- New York City: night," Springsteen said. "All my this Is for all you old folks out steen told the audience, for which he The four-hour show ended at relatives get all dressed up and come there." Is taking responsibility "In a country as rich as ours, it's midnight, with three encoures and down to see if I'm behaving myself. It seemed Springsteen, who Is "I remember when I was growing hard to understand how people can twenty-eight songs And although the "My mom and my aunt come publkly shy, was giving his audience up In a place called Freehold, I used go to bed hungry," he said. "It's a sty threatened rain, the only thunder down — my aunt, she gets her hair a chance to get to know him and to to hate it," Springsteen confided to shame on all of us, it's a shame on came from Mighty Max Weinberg's all done, she doesn't let anyone touch understand his music with personal the crowd. "But as I got older. I our national pride..." drum set. it," Springsteens Joked. glimpses that transformed the realised you can run, but you can't cavernous stadium to an Ultimate hide." Springsteen live is a phenomenon. When he left for intermission, he He dedicated "The River" to his folk hall. "If I said I was from New Jersey He ripped through 14 songs before yelled "When I come back, we're sister- and brother-in-law, "who had There were Springsteen T-shirts, I'd have to take some responsibility the first intermission at 9:30, and going to destroy the whole state." kids when they ware Just kids old and new, everywhere, and every- for my state," he told the audience. had played five more by 10:30 p.m.. themselves." where in the stadium were fans "Sometimes responsibility Is hard to Most were from the Born in the USA Musically, at least, be kept his "Now Big Man (saxophonist holding out American flags. face up to." and Nebraska albums. promise. 4A ThrKr , AUGUST 19. 1985 New Jersey hot line keeps watch on ocean dumpers and polluters hours may be extended to midnight is concerned about the dumping of in the fall. large amounts of tires on wildlife The Associated Press The program is funded with about management areas. Operation Game Thief, the New 18,000 annually from the 40,000- Merrill said that he has learned Jersey hot line for reporting allega- member New Jersey State Feder- from conversations with com- tions of poaching, will be expanded ation of Sportsmen's Clubs. Calls are mercial crabbers that "they're get- next month to take anonymous tips checked out by the wildlife division's ting robbed blind" this season by about violations of marine life Bureau of Law Enforcement. thieves who see the markers for the regulations, illegal dumping and McDowell and Jim Merrill, presi- pots, pull them out of the water, and water pollution, stale officials said. dent of the federation's Atlantic presumably enjoy a tasty meal or "Many times what you do to the County chapter, said last week that sell their plunder for profit. habitat makes more difference than details about the expansion of the hot McDowell said that the hot line what you do to one animal," said Bob line's scope are still being worked and publicity about it has drawn "a McDowell, information supervisor out. couple hundred calls," but not all for the state Division of Pish, Game But it is expected that the hot line, involving poaching. One call, for and Wildlife. which is operated by the wildlife example, alerted conservation of- . The hot line opened two years ago division, will begin accepting tips fieers to a person who was illegally to take anonymous tips about hunt- about poaching of smaller game and keeping trout in a swimming pool, he ers taking game such as deer, bear, fish, theft from the pots of com- said. mercial crabbers, dumping trash on Of the 50 calls concerning viol- ASSOCIATED PRESS and turkey out of season or stalking species that are protected year wildlife management areas, and ations covered by Operation Game MARRIOTT REMEMBERED — Pictured are President Richard Nixon, at services for J. Willard round. Such practices are known as spilling wastes into waterways. Thief, 39 led to summonses, said George M. Romney, left, former governor of Marriott in Kensington yesterday. Marriott, founder poaching. "We feel the program had merit McDowell. Michigan, Dr. Billy Graham, center, and former of the Marriott Corporation, died Tuesday. Operation Game Thief is now open but needed to be expanded," said He added that the state's con- daily from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. McDowell. servation officers have a 98 percent The number is 1-8OO-222-O456. The For example, he said, the division , success rate in their prosecutions. Legal storms clouding weatherman's forecast f AT BROOKDALE ••• YOU'RE IN EXCELLENT COMPANY! "Brookdale professors don't just teach their WASHINGTON (AP) - A judge's basis of what we know, and we dont ruling that the National Weather know everything about the at- specialties. They teach you to branch out, as I have." Service must pay the families of mosphere," he said. "There is an VERONICA ESAGUI, owner, The Howell Music Store men lost in a storm it didn't predict element of uncertainty." has given some meteorologists the "Brookdale gave nM more than music fundamentals. chills. K put me on the road to skilled performing The award of $1 25 million to the Weathermen are and teaching." families of three lobstermen in concerned that the TOM BRENNAN, music teacher, Long Branch Public Schools Boston last week was the first ruling against the weather service in the Boston case could "Brookdale allowed me to extend my childhood memory of many meteorologists. become a legal But the decision was based on the training, to add scope to my dancing and failure of the weather service to precedent and confidence to my performing." keep a weather-measuring buoy start an onslaught WENDY KLUIN-BILLS, teacher/choreosraphtr/director, operating properly, not merely be- The Grange Dance School, Marlboro cause the service had not predicted of lawsuits over the storm that struck the men's boat. weather forecasts. "It's not just the courses. It's the atmosphere and And the Boston ruling came just the extensive opportunities available at Brookdale two weeks after another judge in Florida refused to hold the weather Forrester noted that several past which made me realize I could change careers." service liable in the 1980 Sunshine lawsuits ended with rulings in favor IRENE HSU, President, Shore Music Educators Association Skyway disaster, when a ship struck of the weather service, notably the a bridge during a sudden thunder- recent Tampa, Fla. decision. TNI TALENTS ARE YOURS . storm killing 35 people. In that case the suit was filed after Nonetheless, weathermen are con- lack of a thunderstorm warning was THE TIMING IS RIGHT! cerned that the Boston case could cited as a factor in the Sunshine Registration is open six days a weeK - Monday Thursday 9 am -8 p.m, become a legal precedent and start Skyway accident by the National BROOKCALE Friday 19 30-4 pit and Saturday 9am -noon at the an onslaught of lawsuits over Transportation Safety Board. Admissions Office in Lincroft The Fall Term starts September 4 weather forecasts. . But after hearing testimony that COMMUNITY For information, call 849-1900, »xt 37S "We are going to appeal. It's not the storm in question was not COLLEGE over yet. " said Don Witten, a unusually severe, and that such SUCCESS STARTS HERE! spokesman for the National Weather storms come up quickly and occur Service. regularly in Tampa at that time of I "It gave me the chills," said year, the judge ruled in favor of the Frank H Forrester, a retired fore- weather service. caster who formerly was a television While suits against the weather weatherman in New York, Jack- service's generalized forecasts have sonville and Washington. been unsuccessful in the past, For- "Despite all the computers and rester suggested that the rapidly whiz-bang machinery, there is an growing field of private forecasters element of art (in forecasting) that may be more at risk. you have to recognize," Forrester Some claim to guarantee their said. forecasts, he said, and if someone is Weather predictions are improv- buying their advice and paying for it ing regularly, but they are based on there is more liability than in the incomplete information and thus general forecasts offered by the cannot be perfect, he said. weather service. "If the Boston ruling prevails, we "If this (Boston case) is a prece- may have introduce caveats in dent set, its going to be pretty rough forecasts, such as 'This was on private as well as government prepared with'an incomplete data forecasters," said Lyle Brosche, a base' or something of the like," meteorologist who runs a private suggested Tom Reppert of the firm in Detroit. National Weather Service. The private firms often work for "This would have to be in every business and industry, offering forecast, because there is no such specific predictions for decisions on thing as a total data base it would production, mining, fishing or other not be a public benefit but would operations. satisfy the letter of the law," he "Private forecasters may have a said. problem with product liability," said The available data was the focus Reppert. of the Boston decision Winstol Carter Jr., a Houston In question was a wind sensor on lawyer, told a recent meteorological a buoy in the ocean that was not conference in Montreal that private working and had not worked for meteorologists who sell their ser- several weeks Lawyers for the vices may have to make an extra families of the lost men contended effort to be accurate if they want to that negligence in failing to repair avoid legal problems. the sensor caused a wrong forecast. He recommended that private "We weren't challenged on a meteorologists consider some sort of forecast, whether the forecast was malpractice insurance to protect good or bad,' said Witten "We were themselves from charges of negli- challenged on negligence for failure gence, product liability and mis- to maintain a buoy. We have never representation. Such insurance is lost a case on a forecast. apparently not widely used yet, "A forecast is provided on the though. Bodies and weapons found been there from four to six months. FALLS CITY, Neb. (AP) - The OFF bodies of two people who had been FBI spokesman Charles Wiley dead for several months were un- said the bodies were found between MAJOR covered yesterday at a farm where 2 and 2:30 p.m., but be refused to authorities said they had arrested give other Information. 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TOWN STATE/ZIP- clip and mail coupon lo: For horn* dillvary call: ' The Register One Register Plaza 542-8880 Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 ATTN CirculUion Dept The Register . AUGUST 19, 1985 NEW JERSEY 5A STATE DIGEST Competing for patients: She's charged with court bomb try EWARK (AP) - A 25-year- workers, authorities aald. old city woman wai arreited According to officials, Ms. Nby authorities after alleged- Matthews was attending a child Hospitals in cost-cutting move ly threatening to bring an placement review hearing on "atomic bomb" to the old county Monday when she caused a save money and maybe make some courthouse here, official! said The Associated Press ventures is that by pooling re- terials at a lower price. Carolyn Matthews was disturbance and was removed by sources, hospitals can increase The corporation also stands a money in some of the business guards. As she was being led Six non-profit New Jersey hospi- ventures we might go into together,'' charged with second-degree ag- tals have formed a corporation that health care services and compete better chance at obtaining capital gravated anon after an eight- away, Ms. Matthews allegedly with for-proflt medical centers financing than if each hospital were he said. officials say will enable the facilities Kirk said there are 77 national Inch pipe bomb was found bumig yelled that she would come back to save money, share technology. "There are an almost endless trying to get financing on its own. at the entrance of the building on with an "atomic bomb." number of things that six well- Each partner can benefit from the VHA shareholders, or hospitals with Improve services and enhance their at least 500 beds. All other VHA Tuesday, aald the Essex County She was arrested In her home competitive edge. managed hospitals can do that one other's technological advances sheriff's department. the next day. hospital alone cannot do," said under the new arrangement, and members with less than that number are considered partners in the VHA. The burning bomb, matches, The bomb waa turned over to The new entity, called Voluntary James Schuessler, president of Com- would not duplicate research efforts, he said. charred marble and broken glass the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Hospitals of America-New Jersey, munity Memorial Hospital in Toms Kirk added River. were found by maintenance Tobacco and Firearms. will have more than 1,800 beds and "When you have VHAs, you're not He said VHA officials evaluate the 7,000 employees, said Roger Kirk, The other medical facilities that always reinventing the wheel," he hospital's size, reputation and man- acting president of the corporation. formed the corporation are Mem- said. agement before inviting it to Join the Jersey band tops drum corps test The new corporation will join a orial Hospital of Burlington County organization. national organization called Volun- in Mount Holly, Christ Hospital in But the setup only works for ADISON, Wis. (AP) - The (7.2; Blue Devils of Concord, tary Hospitals of America which Jersey City, Elizabeth General hospital who are not in direct A list of potential New Jersey competition for patients. members is being compiled, said Garfleld Cadets of Garfleld Calif., 97.1; Scouts of Madison, represents about 450 hospitals. Medical Center, Bridgeton Hospital Lloyd Currier, president of Christ Kirk, who added that another 15 Miwere declared winners Sat- 96; Cavaliers, Rosemont, III., and Southern Ocean County Hospital urday for a third consecutive "We'll share resources, talent and in Manahawkin. Hospital and chairman of VHA-NJ, hospitals could be added to VHA-NJ. 94.1; Suncoast Sound, Tampa, technology. We'll be doing joint said the corporation hopes to exam- The VHAs are fashioned after season in Drum Corps Inter- Fla , 92.7; Spirit of Atlanta, The corporation can help its ventures together," said Kirk, add- members save money in many ways, ine the possibilities of establishing Humana Hospital and Hospital Cor- national's annual world drum and Atlanta, Ga., 91; Phantom Regi- bugle corps competition. ing that each member will con- Kirk said. For example, the corpor- mutual home care programs, fitness poration of America, considered ment, Rockford, III., M.I; The Cadets survived a final tribute 142,500 a year. ation can make "group purchases," centers and nursing homes. leading, national for-profit hospital field of 12 chosen from 80 units Troopers, Casper, Wyo. 88 7, Kirk said the theory behind such buying a greater volume of ma- "The two things we hope to do are chains. that were judged on musical and Stars of Indiana, Bloomlngton, marching talents. Ind , SSI; Velvet Knights, Scores were the Cadets 98 4, Anaheim, Calif, 85 3, and Free- Vanguards of Santa Clara, Calif., lancers, Sacramento, Calif., 83 2 Jersey an: U.S. causes Nicaragua woes $2 million cocaine bust nets two During the last two years, Witness attack." SCOTCH PLAINS (AP) - A journalists got onto a 50-foot barge For Peace has sent about 1,500 There has been dispute over the UZABETH (AP) - Two Quaker who was among the peace that was to carry them along the San county Narcotics Strike Force, people to Nicaragua to hold peace allegiance of the guerillas who Massachusetts men have activists held by gunmen during a Juan River separating Nicaragua called the suspects "upper-level vigils. forced the group off the river on Aug been arrested for allegedly mission to Nicaragua said yesterday and Costa Rica. E dealers" in a drug organization 7 with a warning shot. stashing nearly $2 million in that apparently supplied a that he put himself at risk because "I would love to have a normal cocaine in the door panel of the number of street dealers along as a US citizen he felt responsible vacation. Let me tell you, It isn't Contra leader Eden Pastora. Mills said he was "98.9 percent van in which they were riding, the East Coast with pure cocaine for the deaths of Nicaraguans at the what I want to do. But I feel that we whose rebel faction "Revolutionary sure" that the half-dozen gunmen Union County authorities say. The two were arrested Thurs- hand of anti-government rebels. are all as Americans responsible for Democratic Alliance" controls the belonged to Pastora's faction — the Eduardo Rodriguez, 40, of border area about 125 miles second largest rebel organization — day night here after police re- Andrew Mills, 54. went to the war- those deaths daily in Nicaragua," Brockton, and Alfredo Arias, 27, southeast of Managua, had warned which is known by its Spanish initials ceived a tip that Massachusetts torn Central American nation with 28 Mills said. of Boston, were being held on as ARDE. residents were supplying people other volunteers dispatched by a the activists that he would stop any 1150,000 bail each Saturday in the In Union County with "substan- He said he volunteered for the boat on the river. Union County Jail on charges of group called Witness For Peace and two-week trip, his first such ex- Mills said he later recognized one tial quantities" of cocaine. returned home Saturday possession of cocaine and pos- Jagusak said. perience, because he opposes U.S. Pastora, whose group is one of of his captors as the same man who was identified as an ARDE member session with intent to distribute He added that investigators aid to rebels attempting to over- four rebels factions but does not He said that although the group in a photograph of a captured and cocaine, officials said. found 2.2 pounds of the drug in was held for one day by armed men throw the Sandanista government. enjoy U.S. support, had called the U. William Jagusak, of the peace activists "wolves in sheep's plundered boat. the doors of the vehicle. believed to be Contra rebels, he "These Contras are traitors to would not hesitate to return to their government," he said, reject- clothing." In addition, some of the captors Nicaragua 10 sites lose Superfunds cash ing Reagan administration argu- "We were taking risks, we all had told journalists detained with ments that the Sandinlsta regime is knew that," said NJills "But our the group that they are members of "I would and probably will have nothing more than a tool of Cuba and ARDE ••EWARK (AP> - There are million for construction to," the geohydrologist said in a approach is that this Is an inter- the Soviet Union. national border. It should be a zone MlO New Jersey "Superfund - GEMS Landfill, Gloucester telephone interview from his home But Pastora's group issued a I Wsltes affected by the federal of peace." Township. 1750,000 for a leachate He said Witness For Peace plans "Nicaragua's is as much a legit- statement after the incident, saying Environmental Protection Agen- system, II 2 million for design imate government as any country in However, he said, US citizens they were not responsible for kidnap- cy's decision to withhold funding to launch future excursions into war — several sites In Essex zones, similar to the area where he Central America, " he said. should get involved because "there ping the group and denounced it as to avoid a potential cash short- County where radon-con- Mills said he felt in danger when are so many Nicaraguans losing a propaganda ploy by the Sand- age, as announced last week. was held captive, to draw attention taminated soil has been found, to the plight of Nicaragua. the peace activists and a dozen their lives and being subject to inistas. - Bogg Creek Farm, Howell HS0.0OO Will not affect the Township, 1750,000 for design state's shipments of the soil to project Nevada - Bridgeport Oil 4 Rental. Logan Township, tS million for — Goose Farm, Plumstead construction, 1600.000 for a new Township, 1500.000 for design water system for polluted wells — Kramer Landfill. Mantua in the area Township, II 2 million for design - Burnt Fly Bog, Marlboro - Upari Landfill, Mantua Township, $100,000 for design Township, 1200,000 for design - D'Imperlo, Hamilton Town- - Swope CHI Co., Pennsauken, ship In Atlantic County. S2.2 1200,000 for design Miss New Jersey moves into state ENNSAUKEN (AP) - Miss hide the fact that she lived in New Jersey, who sparked a Pennsylvania " Pstatewide controversy when But first runnerup Laura Ann it became known that her only Bridges, who had challenged in link to the Garden State was a court Miss Georgiana's eligibili- registration for a two-week ty to compete and sought to have course at Trenton State College, her stripped of her crown, said has moved to this Camden Coun- yesterday that she was not ty community impressed by the move "She is Miss New Jersey She "I really can't fill t tooth after feels she should live in New Jersey and so do we. Now she's it's been pulled, ' said Miss done it, " Nathan Zauber, ex- Bridges, 14. a dental student ecutive director of the Miss New from Jersey City "Why did she Jersey Pageant, said yesterday wait until after the damage has The beauty queen, 21 year-old been done' " Tom Georgiana, plans to register Miss Bridges said Miss Geor- as a voter in New Jersey and giana's move "reconfirms the enroll at Rutgers University, belief that obviously she said her attorney, George realizes that what she has done Bolcheos is not really an ethically or He said that Miss Georgiana's morally good thing " move from Philadelphia to the A Hudson County Superior Cooper River Plaza Apartments Court judge ruled In favor of on Wednesday had nothing to do Mm Georgiana last month, but with the recent controversy Miss Bridges is scheduled to "The main reason for her appeal the decision on Aug 27 move to Pennsauken is absolute Unless a court intervenes, convenience," said Botcheos. "It Miss Georgiana will represent most emphatically has nothing to New Jersey in the Miss America do with being qualified There Pageant in Atlantic City next has never been any attempt to month Jersey pilot recalls Beirut flight RANCHBURG (AP) - Co- into a lot of detail It (the plane) pilot James Corley said yes- cosmetically will have to be Bterday the retrieval from redone. It would probably reflect Beirut of the Boeing 727 on which the condition of SO or 80 people J9 Americans had been held who lived In It for awhile, " he hostage was "a very smooth added operation," but it worried mem- Corley said the crew found bers of bis family. several empty bullet shell cas- On Friday, Corley, 4t, and two ings. other TWA crewmen ferried the The flight out of Beirut was Jet safely to Cyprus, finally without incident, he said. ending the episode that began "It was a very smooth oper- June 14 when Shllte Moslem ation," be said. radicals took over the plane and His wife, Mary Arm, said the held Its passengers for 17 days. mission was "voluntary" and "I'd say we felt apprehensive, occurred quickly after a Wednes- but I can't say we really believed day morning telephone call from anything would happen to us (at the airline's main office in New the airport)," Corley said. York. Corley said the crew was met She said her husband came into quickly In Beirut last week. the kitchen and said, "You'd "When we got off the airplane, better brace yourself. Guess a lot of militiamen rushed us Into where I'm flying to?" the van and escorted us to the "It all happened so fast, I 727. They had a circle of people really didn't have that much time around It," he said. to think about it," Mrs. Corley "We checked it out, the en- said. "But after be left home, I gines, to make sure it was thought about nothing else." flyable," be said. "Cosmetically, The Corley children — Susan, USE OUR I** It (the 727) was dirty, but an 21, Judd, 15, and Scott, 13 - were airplane that sits Ir the Middle worried, Mrs. Corley said. East is dirty. "They were all a little ner- "I don't know If I want to go vous," she said. . AUGUST 19, 1985 Statue of Liberty's aging, tired torch may hit the road for nationwide tour rangers and state troopers. the flame," he said. "Disney World wants it. ly RICK NAMPSON The flame began its career on the road, (Sports promoter) Sonny Werblin wants it The Associated Press appearing atop Liberty's right arm at the (New Jersey Gov.) Tom Kean wants it." NEW YORK - Although it has been Philadelphia Centennial Exposition of 1876. Nielsen declined to discuss specific tour warped, rusted and weakened by a century of The arm and torch later were displayed in proposals, saying only that "there have been wind, rain and snow, the Statue of Liberty's Manhattan's Madison Square Park before the a number of requests" for the flame and that old flame may be sent out on a national statue was assembled in New York Harbor. "some are in negotiations." barnstorming tour to raise money for the William Fugazy, chairman of the state A source at the American Express Co. who statue's restoration. Statue of Liberty Commission, said that requested anonymity said the company "has The National Park Service and the Statue despite park service's worries about the been discussing a 50-state tour of the flame of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation are study- flame's fragility, "our congressmen will see for several months." ing proposals that would send the flame, to it that (a tour) is done." which was removed from the statue's right She said that although the tour would be "a arm last year, to state fairs, race tracks, He said his plans for a state tour — in tremendous financial and logistical under- amusement parks and special events across which the flame would ride on a barge, taking for American Express," Park service the country. visiting communities along the Hudson River approval of travel plans was the crucial and the Erie Canal — had the support of Sen But park service officials are concerned obstacle Alfonse D'Amato and Chrysler Chairman Lee about how the flame, which greeted millions Iacocca, who is chairman of the national of travelers in New York Harbor, would hold Clapper said any tour probably would begin foundation. up on a journey of its own. this [all, because the flame "absolutely "Our concerns are twofold: that it be Fugazy said there had been requests for would have to be back May IS" for the protected from physical damage during the flame at "all kinds of events," including opening of a new immigration museum in the moving, and from people" who might horse races and state fairs. "Everyone wants base of the Statue of Liberty. damage it, said Charles Clapper, assistant regional commissioner of the park service. How fragile is the flame? "It's made of copper stripwork and yellow cathedral glass. Air Guard workers in drug case That tells the whole story," said Henning Nielsen, spokesman for the foundation "It's old, and it wasn't designed to be Cosgrave said no pilots were involved EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP (AP) - A The 177th, nicknamed the Jersey Devils, is moved around on a truck or on a plane." mechanic who helped maintain jets and two Clapper said. "When it was moved to assigned to scramble jet fighters into the air people who load them with ammunition and to investigate unidentified aircraft, including California (in January for the Tournament of missiles were among four people who Roses Parade) a couple of pieces of glass Russian reconnaissance jets that venture into resigned from the Air National Guard's 177th US airspace were broken To me, that says it's pretty Fighter Interceptor Group after an investiga- Cosgrave said authorities believed no fragile." tion into off-duty drug use, base officials say drugs were used on the job. Any tour would be designed to raise money Group Commander Col Richard C. Cos- for the $230 million restoration of the statue grave said one jet engine mechanic and two "That's a concern, " Cosgrave said "We're and the Ellis Island immigration station munitions loaders, all full-time employees, dealing with people's lives, not only the "That's the only reason we're even consider- were accused of either smoking marijuana ground crews', but mine too, when I strap ing" approval of such a tour, said Clapper. while off duty or having it in their possession myself into the airplane " Last weekend the flame appeared at the Cosgrave told The Sunday Press of Atlantic In addition, he said two other members ol Travers Stakes horse race in Saratoga, NY City that the three resigned rather than face the 177th have refused to take urinalysis tests It was lifted onto a barge and floated up the dismissal proceedings. and face dismissal for refusing to obey Hudson River to Albany, where it was A fourth suspect, a full-time clerk, also orders transferred onto a flat-bed truck and driven resigned after being found in possession of Cosgrave said he rould not identify the to the track amphetamines, he added. people forced out of the National Guard, but ASSOCIATED PRESS he said they all lived in the area and were ON THE ROAD? — Liberty's torch leaves her hand during restoration earlier this The trip was not announced beforehand, Cosgrave said a fifth subject, an aircraft and the flame was protected en route by park mechanic, is accused of smoking marijuana sergeants and non-commissioned officers year. The torch may be taken on a cross-country tour. while off duty but is fighting dismissal with as much as 10 years service Kean snubbed? White house taps 2 judges, 1 not Kean's YOU CAN BE A WINNER TOO! NEWARK (API - A spokesman for Gov Thomas H Kean yesterday declined to comment on a published report that the White House will soon name two federal judges for New ENTER THE REGISTER'S Jersey and that one of them is not a candidate the governor rec- ommended 1985 KODAK INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER "It's a speculative news story We do not comment on speculations about appointments, " said SNAPSHOT AWARDS CONTEST FOR A CHANCE TO WIN gubernatorial spokesman Carl Gold- en. According to The Star-Ledger of Newark, US Magistrate Robert Cowen and former Newark lawyer Garrett E. Brown Jr. will soon be $ IN CASH named to become US District Court judges in New Jersey The newspaper quoted unnamed I sources as saying that Kean had recommended First Assistant State Attorney General Michael Cole for the post Brown is expected to fill Kean lobbied for Cole's appoint- THE REGISTER AWARDS: Sponsored by The Register ment, but was told by White House 1O,OOOFor Beat of Show, The Regiiter will award $250 cash (One award only for black & white, color, sports or Kodachrome Slide.) officials that Cole was not con- First place winners In each of the black & white, color, and sports categories will receive prizes ol $50 and a Kodak DISC 4100 servative enough, the sources were camera outfit each. Winner ol the Kodachrome Slide category will receive a prize of $50 and a letter of credit toward the quoted as saying purchase of $$0 worth of Kodtchrome film and prepaid Kodak Processing mailers from a local photo dealer Three runners- up will be selected to receive prize* of $25 each. All eight winning entries will be sent to Kodak to compete on an international Brown, acting deputy adminis- level. Certificates of Merit as well •• "Kodak Pocket Guide to Better Pictures' will be awarded to Honorable Mentions Winning trator of the federal Maritime photos will be published In The Register after the conclusion of the contest Administration in Washington, DC. ELIGIBILITY: Amateur photographers only would not comment on the report The telephone went unanswered at DIVISIONS: Black & white, color, sports (buck 4 white or color) and Cowen's Princeton home There was Kodachrome slide. Photographs taken after July 1. 1984 are eligible not telephone listing for Cole who DEADLINE: All entries must be received el The Register no later lhan August 31. lives in Hopewell 1985 The two judicial openings and a PHOTO QUALIFICATIONS: slot to be filled by state Public 1 Snapshots may be taken with any make of camera, but all entries must be taken on Kodak film No artwork or retouching Is permitted on negatives or prints - no composite pictures, multiple Advocate Joseph Rodriguez are new exposures, or multiple printing. positions created by Congress and 2. Any number of pictures may be entered. Contestants must complete entry form In Ink and attach will bring to 14 the number of full- a separate one to the back df each print or transparency mount nwachine copies of the entry form time judges on the federal bench in are permitted. Mall, or deliver in person all entries to The Register Photo Contest, c/o The New Jersey Register. One Register Plaza. Shrewsbury, N J 07701 3 No photos will be returned. Contestants must be able lo furnish the original negative If requested Kean was quoted as saying that he by The Register. (This requirement does not apply to color transparencies or Instant prints.) The is "not opposing Brown " The gov- Register assumes no responsibility lor negatives or prints ernor also said he "proposed some 4, Contestants are permitted to submit pictures to only one newspaper participating In trie Kodak International Snapshot Awards names' but that he would not 5 To be eligible for a Register prize, a contestant must sign a statement that the picture, or another comment further on the federal closely similar picture of the same subject or situation, has not. and mill not be entered In any judicial vacancies major contest and has not been published In any copyrighted publication, and will not be offered In June, the governor had nomi- lor publication 6 IMPORTANT: Be sure you know the names and addresses of any recognizable nated Brown for a state Superior persons eppearlng In your picture If they were photographed in the United States Court judgeship The nomination has This Is necessary because, In order for It to be entered In the International judging, not been considered by the State' you must be able to get the written consent ol such person or parsons to permit uee Senate Judiciary Committee and is of the picture lor purpose of Illustration, advertising, or publication In any manner likely to be withdrawn if Brown is 7. Employees ol The Register, their families, and employees of Eastman Kodak named as a federal judge Company end their families are Ineligible to enter the contest. 1984 KINSA JUDGES: Contest judges will be area professional photographer! end other In the past, the Reagan adminis- grephlc experts. Decision of the judges Is final. -»••""•• »"o oinw tration has supported Kean s rec- • WINNING SNAPSHOP- ommendations, including the lengthy KODAK PRIZES: *10.000 IN CASHII WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED BY THE REGISTER BY SEPTEMBER 15, 1915 effort to nominate Rodriguez for a Eight Register finalists federal judgeship (two black & white, four GRAND AWARD FOR color, one Sports and one BEST OF SHOWI Kodachrome slide) will be FIRST PLACE AWARDS: KODAK INTIRNATIONAL NIWSPAPIR SNAPSHOT Cowen has been seeking a federal Four locations anywhere judgeship for several years He was sent to compete in the European trip for two, AWARDS 1985 Kodak International in the world for two plus plus $500 spending chief ethics lawyer for the state Newspaper Snapshot $1000 spending money money. Or, $5000 In cash. Contest Entry Form Supreme Court from 1973 until 1978 Awards Contest and have Or. $10,000 In cash. (One (One award only, black & when he was appointed US Magis- a chance at winning a award only, black and white or color.) trate in Newark share Of $65,000 in cash white or color). NAME and travel prizes. 10 HONOR AWARDS Brown served in the U.S. At- SECOND PLACE AWARDS: THIRD PLACE AWARDS: ol $500 each, and 200 special ADDRESS •CITY torney's Office in New Jersey in the Mexican trip for two. plus $250 Caribbean trip for two, plus $100 merit awards of $100 each. early 1970s and was appointed ex- spending money. Or. $3000 in spending money. Or. $1500 in $10,000 In cash prizes to be cash. (One award only, black S cash (Ono award for color, one awarded in the Sports and ecutive assistant in 1972. He joined for black 8 white.) STATE . a law firm in 1973 and moved to white or color). Kodachrome slide categories. Washington in 1981 to become coun- sel to the US Government Printing PHONE Office Cole was appointed in 1978 as assistant attorney general in charge DIVISION: • Color • Black & White of civil litigation In 1981. he became head of the Division of Law and in The Register Sports • Kodachrome Slide 1983 he was given the number two DAILY job by state Attorney General Irwin nAii v *—* SUNDAY Kimmelman The Register MONDAY. AUGUST 19, 1985 NATION/WORLD 7A NEWS DIGEST He goes over Niagara and lives Towns, cities in insurance crisis IAGARA FALLS, Ontario - trator Greg Withers says he expects against communities in civil suits. The industry also cites big judg- A 22-year-old student at a If WIUJAM M. WfLCH the town council will have to raise Most cities and counties carry a ments in injury cases The town of NICalifornia school (or stunt The Associated Press property taxes 12 percent and cut range of liability insurance, offering South Tucson, Ariz., was forced into men fulfilled a childhood dream WASHINGTON (AP) - City and services as a result protection from claims and suits bankruptcy after a multi-million in an engineered, padded barrel county officials say they are faced And in tiny Point Arena, Calif., the against the city, its employees and dollar judgment was returned for a yesterday when he became the with staggering increases in the cost mayor and another councilman re- its elected officials police shooting. sixth person to plummet over signed last week because the town's of liability insurance, as much as "Juries are especially willing to "These cases are happening all Niagara Falls and survive. insurance company cancelled the 1,000 percent in some cases, that make awards when a government the time," said Rosenberg. Steven T Trotter of Bar- force a choice between going without policy and they couldn't get another agency is one of the defendants," rington, HI. suffered only a protection or seeing their budgets one. The officeholders feared they said Donald L. Jones of the National He said insurance companies last scrape on his knee in the drop wrecked. could be held liable if a claim came League of Cities. "It's the deep year lost $3 8 billion on commercial over the 172-foot-high Horseshoe Some local governments around in pockets' theory: the government can liability, which includes coverage to Falls at about 8: IS a.m., accord- the country say they've had policies "I've called over 30 carriers and always figure out a way to pay. cities Many smaller companies ing to Niagara Parks Police cancelled and can't find companies tried brokers too," said Mary Plaintiffs' lawyers always figure out have cancelled city coverage be- Constable John Clark willing to insure them. Spangler, city administrator for a way to name the city as a cause they fear one big claim could Clark said at least 10 people In Dallas, only one insurer bid Point Arena. "There is no market defendant in filing their suits." overwhelm them, while many big and two film crews witnessed when the city's general policy was for municipalities. They will not The insurance industry points to a companies aren't writing new poli- Trotter's plunge from Terrapin up for renewal this year, and it was insure ... We're frustrated' and number of large judgments against cies, he said. Point in the barrel, which Trotter at a price of $1.7 million, up from confused." local governments in recent years as told police was actually two $157,023 the year before. For Dallas, the increase amounted evidence of expanded risk "What insurers are saying is the Greek pickle barrels" placed "Once we picked ourselves up off to a 1,128 percent jump in a single Marc Rosenberg, vice president legal situation is so fluid it's imposs- together and surrounded by eight the floor," said Mark Ferraro. risk year, and for a policy with less for federal affairs of the Insurance ible for us to calculate what the risk lire inner tubes normally used by Stsven Trotter manager for the city of Dallas, "we protection than the previous one, Information Institute, cited the case is," he said. "Therefore, we're going earth movers rejected the bid." Ferraro said. The city hasn't had a of Jackson Township, which was to sit it out and see if the situation claim paid by its insurer in five The structure, 15 feet long and noisy, but like lying in bed," Dallas decided to forego insurance ordered to pay $17 million in a 1983 stabilizes." years, he said. six feet in diameter, was Clark said "He said his stomach and is assuming the risks of lawsuits case charging negligence in operat- Critics, however, say insurance equipped with two two-way went up to his head when he went itself. Local government officials point ing a toxic landfill. One company companies have overreacted to such radios and two oxygen tanks over and he said it was like being In Princeton, Minn., where the blame for the crisis at the insurance alone cancelled 300 city policies claims and are trying to quickly Clark said Trotter told him the in an elevator with no cable annual premium rose from $45,000 to industry and at the courts for larger because of that case, Rosenberg recover through premiums the barrel cost 16,200 to build attached." $162,000 last month, city adminis- and more frequent judgments said. losses suffered over several years On a tarpaulin covering the Arraignment in Ontario Prov- inner tubes were two com- incial Court in Niagara Falls was mercial endorsements and sev- set for August 28 He faces a eral messages, including one to maximum fine of 1500 John Paul 11 television talk show host Johnny Nine daredevils have at- (arson and one that said "Sup- tempted to conquer the falls. Six port Reagan " have survived, and three have asks peace After the fall. Trotter emerged died Annie Edson Taylor first went over the falls in 1901 (rom the hatch of his barrel and Although badly injured, she waved to us to let us know he survived and sharing was all right." said Clark Trotter is the first American to He described the drop as go over the falls since 1961 IT DAVID cnwr The Associated Press NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - Pope John Paul II yesterday implored the Irish lads stow away on jetliner largest crowd of his African pil- |EW YORK i APi Two information " But police later grimage to surmount tribal barriers, ys from Dublin. Ireland. confirmed their identities with then urged nations engaged in the Itnld police at Kennedy Air Dublin police, he said arms race to fight instead ecological 'port they had stowed away on an The youths returned to Ireland and human crises Air-India flight from Dublin, yesterday aboard an Irish Air- Police estimated that up to 1 authorities said yesterday lines flight, he said million people packed into Uhuru The boys, ages 13 and 10. were Asked how the boys appeared Park, across a highway from the reported missing from their to have gotten on board without skyscrapers of downtown Nairobi, to homes Thursday, according to tickets, he said. "We didn't delve join the pope for a morning Mass on Leon Katz, a spokesman for the into it We were primarily con- his last full day in black Africa Port Authority of New York and cerned with getting them back to John Paul, whose 12-day tour of New Jersey their families " seven African countries ends today They were stopped and ques- Katz said police also did not with a five-hour visit to Moslem- lioned by a Port Authority police know whether the youths took dominated Morocco, told worshipers officer Saturday around 5 30 seats or hid that Christ's love must be shared p m outside Kennedy's Inter- Air-India said it still was with all, including "the neighbor who national Arrivals Building, he investigating the boys' report, belongs to a different tribe or race said and could not say whether they or who does not believe in Christ." At first. Katz said, the boys had flown Air-India or how they In speeches later in the day, the were evasive and gave false managed to board pope spoke with passion about drought and famine, refugees, racism and repression, exploitation of the environment, and the arms U.S. may reduce troops in Spain buildup ASSOCIATED PRESS "Peace is built up when national ASHINGTON (API - H ished a tour of six Mediterranean budgets are finally diverted from the KLUXERS RALLY — Members of the Invisible Frederick County Chapter of the NAACP tried in Spain remains in the North countries creation of more powerful and Empire Knights of the KU Klux Klan gather around vain to stop the • rally by filing lor a temporary Atlantic Treaty Organiza- "The delegation feels that if W deadlier weapons to provide food and a burning cross during the closing of a recruitment restraining order with a Federal district court tion, the United States should Spain remains in NATO, fewer raw materials to meet basic human rally in Rocky Ridge, Md., Saturday night. The Thursday. comply with Spanish wishes and American troops will be required needs," he said in the day's hardest cut American troop strength in there and that we could comply hitting speech, delivered to 1.500 that country, members of the with Spanish wishes to reduce the people at the headquarters of the House Armed Services Commit- American presence," Price said United Nations Environment Pro- tee said yesterday Many members of the commit- gram. "Spain will hold a referendum tee have been active in defeating He said peace "is consolidated early next year to determine if it congressional amendments to with each passing year as the use of withdraws from NATO or stays bring home many US troops in nuclear weapons becomes a fading in the alliance it joined in 1982. " Europe, including some of the memory in the conscience of human- said Rep Melvin Price, 1)111 . 12.500 American servicemen per- ity We thank God again that 40 years leader of a 10-member commit- mitted under a Spanish agree- have passed without the use of those tee delegation that recently fin- ment that expires in 1988 weapons that devastated human life ... in Hiroshima and Nagasaki." John Paul said individuals must be When it comes to Storm, tornado ravage Southeast free to choose their roles in combat- ing the world's problems eavy rain caused flooding across the state, but no injuries "That is why whatever impedes yesterday in Virginia and were reported because of the human freedom or dishonors it, such HIiNorth Carolina as the wet weather, according to as the evil of apartheid and all forms weather system left over from authorities of prejudice and discrimination, is hurricane Danny edged up the Tornado victims, some ban- an affront to man's vocation to shape East Coast daged and bruised, returned to his own destiny," he said Flooding broke a couple of their mobile homes at Spartan- Apartheid refers to the institu- main water lines and washed out burg. S.C., to salvage belongings tionalized racial segregation policies some paved streets and a few or make repairs yesterday, while of South Africa's white-minority bridges at the town of Stuart in the Red Cross sought shelter for government. western Virginia, near the North the dozens left homeless He condemned "shortsightedness Carolina border, said Ted Tilley, A tornado cut an irregular path or selfish pursuit" in exploiting town public works super- three miles long just outside natural resources, saying "ir- intendent Spartanburg and struck three reparable harm" could result if the Up to 5 inches of rain fell trailer parks Saturday, injuring needs of future generations were across North Carolina and flood- 35 people, officials said ignored. CONVENTIONAL ing left one bridge and numerous "It looked like a pile of Referring to the drought and roads impassable, officials said kindling ready to be burned," famine that have killed hundreds of yesterday The weather service Red Cross spokeswoman Dianne thousands of Africans, John Paul Straight 30-Year said an unofficial report in- Powell said of one trailer park. said there is "a clear need for Conventional Mortgages dicated as much as 10 inches of The storm system also international assistance and soli- rain fell in northern Moore spawned high wind that toppled darity In order to provide food, drink County, where a creek over- numerous trees and power lines and shelter and to solve the conflicts flowed its banks and swamped a and dropped torrential rain that which are hindering efforts to help.'' small bridge near Robbins caused minor flooding elsewhere He said wealthy countries should ADJUSTABLE The rain also caused minor in the state, said Jim Lowe of the help the Third World develop pro- flooding and traffic accidents weather service. grams that not only provide immedi- Adjustable Rate Mortgages ate relief for famine victims but also enable them to reclaim their lands Deposed Ugandan requests asylum and resume responsibility for their lives. AND EQUITABLE USAKA, Zambia (AP) - Lusaka. Between the Mass and the en- vironmental speech, the pope Deposed Ugandan President After the Ugandan coup, which Home Equity Loans Milton Obole is in Zambia planted a tree in Uhuru Park and L set off two days of looting in the dedicated the Catholic Higher In- seeking asylum but his precise capital of Kampala, Ugandans whereabouts are not being re- stitute of East Africa, a theological Apply yourseli now who fled into neighboring Kenya school for seminary graduates vealed, a top official said yester- said Obote was there. It was Call our Mortgage Department day. He also addressed two groups of later learned that Obote had non-Catholic leaders yesterday. To Obote, ousted by military of- crossed into Kenya the day of the Protestant clergy, he said the Cath- ficers on July 27, was allowed takeover. olic church is "Irrevocably com- 671-2400 into Zambia "purely on human- Obote, 60, has made no public mitted to the ecumenical task," the tor lull details! itarian grounds," said acting appearances or statements since effort to increase cooperation among Foreign Minister Frederick his ouster. Obote, who had been Christian churches Chomba elected president in 1980, To Moslem and Hindu leaders, he He did not say that Obote will previously was ousted from the urged a united effort to aid refugees, be granted asylum, but hinted it presidency in 1971 by his army whose plight he termed "an urgent would be forthcoming. chief of staff, Maj Gen. Idi need which requires fraternal soli- MARINE VIEW Amin. who himself was ousted About 150 Ugandan refugees darity and collaboration." aft-r years of mass killings by Africa has an estimated 5 million arrived in this southern African his troops and police. country last Thursday, and are refugees, including those uprooted Obote s government had been by drought and famine and those SAVINGS being housed in dormitories at the National Institute for Public accused of major human rights fleeing violence and repression. MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT I t ATOM i OU > Administration on the fringe of abuses The Mass at Uhuru Park con- 671-2400 I 542-0404 cluded the 43rd International MIMHII- 1 Eucharistic Congress, The Register 8A OPINION iY, AUGUST 19, 1985 -

OURS New York can have Staten Island

ome New Yorkers are beginning a jigsaw puzzle. Anyone can tell it's to get postively nasty because part of New Jersey. Sthey're facing the possibility that We have no doubt that New York the Statue of Liberty actually belongs snatched Staten Island away from to New Jersey. New Jersey in much the same way Just wait 'til they find out we own those early New Yorkers conned the Staten Island, too. Indians into selling Manhattan for $24. The New York Daily News and the So we might as well lay claim to that New York Post both were spitting piece of real estate right along with mad when they fired off editorials last the other two islands. week hitting New Jersey — below the Naturally, the New York City belt, we might add. tabloids will go crazy when we make Their rage focused on a claim by a a move on Staten Island. They were New Jersey historian that the Garden venomous enough last week when they State legally owns Liberty Island as thought we just wanted Liberty and well as Ellis Island. He's Kevin Ellis Islands. The New York Post, for Wright, historian for the state instance, said that, if the huddled Division of Parks and Forestry, who masses had thought Newark was their says he recently discovered an 1889 destination, they might not have come treaty that supercedes an earlier bi- to the United SUtes at all. And the state pact which granted New York Daily News said Jersey is 'invisible" jurisdiction over the islands. when one peers out from Miss The first document, drawn up in Liberty's crown. 1834, set the boundary between the Medical feud hampers AIDS work two states as the middle of the Hudson Well, that's all right. They can River with the islands in New Jersey jabber on all they please. New Jersey WASHINGTON - French medical officials ented two documents supporting their waters. However, it granted New is used to being dumped on by New have accused the United States of stealing claims. One was a report by MonUgnier that was given to Gallo a year before his patent York administrative power over York. The city continues to dump 220 their research for a blood test used to screen patients for AIDS, the frightening virus that Jack Anderson was filed. The other was a receipt signed by Liberty Island, the site of America's million gallons of raw sewage a day has stricken actor Rock Hudson and killed a National Institutes or Health doctor for a symbolic statue, and Ellis Island, into our waters, killing our fish and more than 6,000 people since it was first sample of AIDS virus sent to the United where all immigrants first stepped on ruining our beaches. Meanwhile, be- detected four years ago. in March. But while Gallo's name was on the SUtes by the French. The dispute about who should get credit for U.S. patent, MonUgnier's was left off. And American soil. cause New York simply doesn't know At the meeting, the French set a one-month the blood test has been simmering beneath with 11 million kits already sold — some of deadline for the US. to meet three demands: The second document, according to how to handle its own garbage, the the surface, apparently bringing to a stand- those in France — royalties have netted the full recognition that MonUgnier is the true Wright, was written by the Joint filth drifts across the bay onto our still cooperation between French and Ameri- United SUtes $1.5 million. France hasn't inventor, a cut of all past and future royalties Boundary Commission of New York shores. And we always end up getting can scientists searching for a cure for AIDS earned a franc from the U.S.-made test kit. for the Pasteur Institute, and a new patent That led to an angry letter sent July 4 from New York's "huddled masses" be- That might explain why Hudson had to fly to with both doctors' names on it. and New Jersey, and established an Paris for treatment, and why that same the Pasteur Institute to Health and Human "absolute and definite" boundary cause the taxes and rents are too high treatment wasn't available here. Services Secretary Margaret Heckler, If the ultimatums are not met, one memo between the two states, leaving both on that side of the river. The feud has pitted the French Pasteur protesting the patent given to Gallo and the warns, the French will sue on the grounds of "deprivation, or a polite way of claiming islands in New Jersey's jurisdiction. On second thought, maybe we don't Institute against the U.S. Department of National Institutes of Health. Health and Human Services, and now "The French are claiming they were the theft" really need SUten Island. The And what about Staten Island? Pasteur officials have quietly threatened to true inventors — not Dr. Gallo, and that he That apparently doesn't worry U.S. of- Well, folks, let's just Uke another garbage fills there are so high that Uke the United SUtes to court if its demands got the necessary information for the ficials, who believe they can refute the look at the map ... even the sea gulls get dizzy. And the for recognition — and royalty rights — aren't invention from r>* Pasteur Institute during charges. But they are concerned about the collaborative efforts between the Institute repercussions of such a suit, including the If the tiny Liberty and Ellis Islands architecture — well, it's right out of met. The deUils are contained in a series of and NIH, " U.S. officials wrote in one memo possibility of a "class action by AIDS lie in Jersey waters, then clearly the Neo-Brooklyn School of Tacky. Health and Human Services memos, seen by Gallo called the French allegations victims." Staten Island does, too. Geographi- Probably the best thing New Jersey our associate Corky Johnson. "outrageous," and said that the French have "Regardless of the French motive," one cally, it's well west of the middle of can do is keep Liberty and Ellis Research by doctors in both France and the been unable to adequately reproduce the official wrote, their "oral demand deserves the dignity of an oral response, thereby the Hudson, and its shores hug the Islands and let New York have SUten United SUtes led to the identification of the AIDS virus. And according to one govern- AIDS virus, the first step in finding a cure. ment memo, other US. researchers have avoiding any boxing-in effect contemplated contours of this state like a piece of Island — at a fair price. Dr. Robert Gallo, of the National Institutes charged the French with refusing to share by the French." of Health, and the Pasteur Institute's Dr. Luc certain AIDS Information, then secretly Footnote Gallo calls the rumors of a MonUgnier are credited with discoveries filing for their own test patent in Europe. scientific feud "poppycock," and insists that that led to the isolation of the virus. But at an Aug 6 meeting between U.S. and researchers around the world are cooper- OTHERS An AIDS blood-test kit went on the market Pasteur Institute officials, the French pres- ating on a cure for AIDS Radar detectors should go And they call this Christian? Ronald Reagan is a good friend to religious written in response to a protest to one's peed-happy drivers call them the unjust laws. You know, civil disobe- zealots of the right, who have formed a government. But how did Mr Sundseth, in best thing since diplomatic im- dience. Like Gandhi and Martin network in his administration that embar- one government department (Treasury), even know about the letter written toanothe r Smunity. And that's exactly why Luther King, Jr. rasses when it comes to light but may be Garry Wills most disturbing when it works undetected one (Education)? He said, at first, that he radar detectors should be banned in But there's nothing unjust about Thus William Bennett, the secretary of was one of four people he knew about who New Jersey. A bill to bar their sale, speeding laws. The next time some- education, who atUcks "aggressive plain- Mr. Bennett's department, in the war against regularly used the Freedom of Information possession, and use is being prepared one catches up behind you on the tiffs" and "beguiled judges" for upholding ghettoizing religion, distributed a speech by Act to monitor federal correspondence affecting Christian issues by Assemblyman David Schwartz, D- Garden SUte Parkway at 85 m.p.h., separation of church and state (which he still a third member of that glorious calls "the ghettoizing of religion)" defended department a tucking the growing "god- But the Freedom of Information process is Middlesex, and he's right on target. ask yourself if that's really a moral on theological grounds his aide, Eileen lessness" in America, "this land of freedom, one that releases information to non-govem- Sold under such names as statement. Radar detectors have only Gardner, who opposed aid for the handi- this Christian country." Here were two ment personnel through a regular appli- Fuzzbuster, Escort, and Road Patrol one purpose: to help speeders sUy capped. Her brand of "Christian existen- government officials - the author (the Rev cation, a bureaucratic and time-consuming process, as many of us who have used it can XK, radar detectors can pick up clear of the law. Yet the evidence is tialism," as Bennett called It, makes Robert Billings) and the distributor (Thomas everyone deserve what he or she geU in life. Tancredo) saying with government money tell you Mr Sundseth was not using this signals from police radar well over a overwhelming that speed limits save Even Bennett had to back off from that. and authority that Jews, atheists, Moslems process. He was just snooping, with the help mile away. A warning light flashes, a lives. The National Academy of and others could not be real Americans of friends of his own persuasion, as part of Ms. Gardner had come to the adminis- buzzer sounds, and the driver hits the Science estimates that the national 55 a team of Christian snoopers who use their tration by way of the HeriUge Foundation, When a lawyer wrote in to protest this government position to proselytize for their brake. In New Jersey, where more m.p.h. speed limit saves between which published and approved her views. The sUtement, he got a quick answer from still brand of Christianity and harass people who than 2,000 police radar units are in use 2,000 and 4,000 lives a year. foundation has been skillful at placing iu another government official, this time in the disagree with them Mr Sundseth says he is on some of the nation's most crowded Connecticut, Virginia and the Dis- friends in government. Treasury Department, our man from Coors, one of several people who have written 120 Another rich recruiting field has been the Christopher Sundseth. Mr. Sundseth, who to 190 letters during their time in government highways, radar detectors are a trict of Columbia already restrict use Coors brewing company's various political boasts of being a Christian, threatens non- office. booming business. Dashbords are of radar detectors. Assemblyman committees, from which the latest zealot, Christians. His letter said: "When you die, Mr. Bennett is traveling the country starting to look naked without a squat Schwartz is right to dismiss as silly comes, supporting with a kooky letter fellow you will give your account to Jesus Christ, atUcking the separation of church and state. black box. the argument in some court government workers' intolerant public state- your creator, who happens to be a Christian. He should look around his own department in ments I hope you are prepared." Radar-detector enthusiasts say challanges that radar detectors are Washington for some very powerful argu- Here is the sequence. Another official in It is bad enough that such a letter was menu in favor of that separation. they're making a moral protest, like simply radio receivers and that sitting at a segregated lunch counter. citizens have a constitutional right to Speed limits are often unrealistically receive radio broadcasts without gov- low, they argue, and responsible ernment interferene. adultduuu3s iiiivhaver a iiiuidmorail uuiduty tiuo piuiesprotesit ThI nce BergeDcrgeDn Recornccorda Bleeding heart meets Nemesis

BOSTON-First let me admit that it is at weeks, when my family feared that I would Don't give drunk drivers a cop-out least half my fault. I cannot entirely blame put a National Rifle Association sticker on the blue jay, the one I have come to call the fence and buy a Sunday afternoon special. twhirtv-spvphirty-seven statestaips have lamlawes customer is not onlnnlyv unfairunfair , it "Nemesis" for his lengthy criminal record. Ellen Goodman I took to charging at this fly-by-day criminal, enabling people injured by drunk- provides a convenient cop-out for the After all, I am the one who originally screaming at him like someone in Marine Ten drivers to collect damages driver. planted the blueberry bushes in the back forty boot camp At the very least I was hoping to (feet). A court-appointed defense attorney give him indigestion. from those who served the booze. for Nemesis would undoubtedly describe Many of these laws have existed for thought he was admiring my day lilies. Finally, one glorious morning, I went It's not his fault, the driver can say, these urban bushes as "an attractive Then, the jay bird began his career in years but seldom were invoked until ouUide to get my allotment of berries and it's the fault of whoever served him nuisance." Berries are to birds what a larceny. The moment the berries turned blue, there he was. My Nem, sis was trapped under the recent emergence of a national that drink. So avoiding guilt or swimming pool is toa n asphalt jungle or a he turned greedy. The other birds in the the netting He couldn't find his way out. I anti-drunk-driving movement. responsiblility, he has a psychological BMW to a deserted street. He might even neighborhood might have one for dessert, but had him cold The anti-drunk-driving movement rationale for getting behind the wheel convince a jury that this was a classic case Nemesis seemed to regard these bushes as As I approached, the bird lost his cool and is welcome — and apparently effec- the next time he has had too much to of entrapment. all-you-can-eat night at Howard Johnson's. began flinging himself nervously from one tive But making a host or a bartender drink. I maintain, however, that any enterprising, Some members of the Jury will say that I side of his prison to the other. And what did self-respecting creature who didn't merely legally liable for a guest or a Philadelphia Daily News should have bought a net. Well, I did buy a I do? Hopeless recidivist in the ranks of the want to rip off the labor of others and had net. This raised the cost of the berries to bleeding hearts, I lifted the netting and let some respect for private property could have approximately $12 a pound and the charge to him go. found other sources. Mine are not the only grand larceny. The net barely slowed him I wish I could tell you that Nemesis learned blueberries within several city blocks. There down. his lesson and went straight. This is not the is a supermarket right down the street. But it wasn't the money that finally got me case. He has been back for his regular If Nemesis chose my market it was mad. It was the sheer gall of the bird. He had breakfast. Twice in the past week he has been The Register probably because he liked the hours better. the cool that characterizes a sociopathlc caught again in the netting and twice more It was open 24 hours a day, seven days a personality. Any other bird would flee when I have let him out. The last time I had the Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register week. An aviary convenience store. Besides, I came outdoors, but Nemesis would not even distinct impression that he had been sitting A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper the price was right and there was no check- nutter until I came within three feet. To calmly, waiting for me to help him out out line. describe him as cheeky is not enough. He had The reality is that I have become his GEORGE J/LISTER But I am getting ahead of the story. Until the nerve of the leader of a street gang. All accomplice if not his advocate. Let out on t ind Pjotalwr recently, I considered Nemesis to be a decent he needed was • leather jacket. ball, he commits another crime. Allowed only enough neighbor. A bit noisy now and then, Now as any poll-taker from the American one telephone call from his prison, I am sure but you get used to that in the city. A touch Enterprise Institute can tell you, a neo- he would dial my number. CLIFF SCHECHTMAN WILLIAM H. THOMPSON JANE FODERARO aggressive, but up here we like a tough bird. Una City Editor conservative Is a liberal who's been mugged. I have now decided to retreat to the last Frankly I respected him because he didn't The swiftest way to harden someone soft on resort of liberalism. If I cannot reform escape south every winter. crime is to trespass on her turf. So it was that Nemesis, I can decriminalize him. I shall PAMELA ABOUZEID RICHARD NICOLETTI CHARLES C. TRIBLEHORN As the bushes began to bear fruit, Nemesis I became a card-carrying member of the law- L 'rutye Editor Sports Editor deed him the right to eat my berries. I mean Sunday Editor began to hang around a bit, b'lt I had no way and-order ranks, wing-and-beak division. our berries....that is, if he doesn't mind of knowing that he was casing the joint. I Indeed there were moments these last sharing them with me. it, AUGUST 19, 1985 The Hegiiltr Terrorism Theodore E. Ryblewskl Sr., 62, of — Hudson's condition upgraded: fair Hatlet, died yesterday in Bayshore Continued from Pig* 1A Community Hospital, Holmdel. prison escape and whereabouts of would not Identify those who visited stop the president from-' something Born in Jersey City, Mr. Black Liberation Army leader Joan- LOS ANGELES (AP) - AIDS- Hudson. "He's doing crossword he wants to do,'" Olson said. Ryblewskl had lived there before ne Cheslmard. strlcken actor Rock Hudson was in puzzles. His spirits are up. He's in a "The hospital has not been moving to Hazlet 27 years ago. Ms. Cheslmard waa Imprisoned high spirits yesterday at UCLA good mood." alerted. I don't really know If he's He had been employed as a car for the murder of a New Jersey state Medical Center, visiting with friends Also helping was a scroll contain- coming or not. The White House forman for the New Jersey Transit trooper when radicals helped her and working on crossword puzzles, ing 4,000 get-well messages from press secretary said it was highly Rail Division, for S3 years, retiring escape from Clinton prison In 1979. his spokesman said. fans, which Olson said he would give doubtful." Olson said. Hospital officials said Hudson's two and a half months ago. Pagano said the greatest success to Hudson today. Hudson starred in the television Mr. Ryblewskl was a U.S. Army condition remained unchanged since Olson said he doubted that Presi- shows "Dynasty" and "McMillan for the task force waa the arrest of July 31 when it was upgraded from Frances T. Bryan veteran of World War II. Richard Williams and Thomas Man- dent Reagan, a Hudson friend, would and Wife" and earned an Oscar He was a member of the Veterans ning who are awaiting trial on serious to fair. visit tomorrow when the president nomination for his role in the 19M Franca Tuidliki Bry«n, 77, of of Foreign Wars, Post 4303, West charges In connection with the But Dale Olson, spokesman for the arrives in Los Angeles from his epic film, "Giant." Cocoa, FU., formerly of Colts Neck Keansburg, and a communicant of shooting death of a highly decorated 50-year-old actor, said Hudson's Santa Barbara ranch for a fund- AIDS, or acquired immune defi- and Matawan, died Saturday in St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church, New Jersey state trooper. spirits have improved. raiser. ciency syndrome, weakens and Lutheran Hospital, Orlando, Ft*. Keansburg. "He's sitting up and talking and "I got a call from the White House eventually destroys the body's im- Bom In Colts Neck, Mrs. Bryan Meanwhile, McDonnell said the seeing friends and feeling much mune system. It is usually fatal, and Surviving are his wife, Winifred task force conducted an "extensive saying there is no truth to those lived In Matawan before moving to Kenney Ryblewski; a son, Theodore better and lucid," said Olson, who rumors, but they also said, 'We can't there is no cure. Florida three years ago. E. Ryblewskl Jr. of Taylor, Pa., four crime area search" at Soobzokov's She was the owner and operator of daughters, Joanne Oches of Middle- house and In the nearby area and the Chicken Coop Restaurant In the town, Kathleen Ryblewskl of Sea collected some "Interesting Wickatunk section of Marlboro, and Bright, Jean Ryblewski of Port evidence." h»d been the manager of the Monmouth, and Maureen Ryblewski, He said material gathered at the dllfwood Inn In the Cilffwood sec- at home; and five grandchildren. scene would be sent to the FBI tion of Aberdeen. The Laurel Funeral Home, West laboratory in Washington, D.C., for Mrs. Bryan wss the past president Keansburg, is in charge of arrange- analysis and added that he did no* of Woodman of the World, Lodge ments. know when the results of the tests 6065 would be available. She was a former communicant of Soobzokov was Injured when he St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, Maude Griffin opened the front door of his two- Keyport story home about 4:30 a.m. Thursday her husband, Clifford Bryan, died Maude Griffin, 86, of Brick Town- after someone set his car on fire, in 1B78 ship, died yesterday in the Paul police said. Surviving are three daughters, Kimball Medical Center, Lakewood., The blast destroyed most of the Jean Pierre of Matawan, Helen Born In Long Branch, Mrs. Griffin front porch, sent debris through the Luplnski of Federal Way, Wash., and had lived there until moving to Brick air and shattered windows several Ann Davis of Cocoa, Fla ; three Township six years ago. hundred feet away. Soobzokov's sisters, Mary Gahler of Holmdel, She was a member of the Asbury wife, daughter and a grandchild Helen Long of the West Keansburg United Methodist Church of Long suffered minor injuries In the ex- section of Haslet, and Josephine Branch. plosion. Csrr of Saginaw, Mich.. nine grand- Her husband, Stanley Griffin, died In 1979, a federal grand Jury children and three great-grand- in 1969 investigating accusations of war children Surviving are a son, Henry Sague crimes found no grounds to indict The Waltt Funeral Home, Morgan- of Brick Township; five grand- Soobzokov, then the chief purchasing villr Is In charge of arrangements. children and five great-grand- inspector for Passalc County. He children also was cleared of charges he hid The Woolley Funeral Home. Long lnolvement with the Nazi SS troops Madeline B. Iacucci Branch, is in charge of arrange- when he entered the United States In ments 1955. Madeline Boutote Iacucci, (1, of McDonnell would not say whether Freehold, died Saturday in Moo- an individual or a terrorist group is mouth Medical Center, Long Steven D. Rodman suspected of planting the bomb Branch However, Thomas Cannon, a Bom in New York City, Mrs Steven David Rodman, a, of spokesman for the state Attorney Iacucci had lived in North Branford. Little Silver, died yesterday General's office, said information Conn., before moving to Freehold in Born in Long Branch, Mr Rodman received by that office indicates that 1(61. had been a resident of Little Silver one person may be responsible for She was employed at the Com- He wss a graduate of the Univer- the blast munity Banking Company, North sity of Pennsylvania, and Red Bank "It looks like this victim was a Branford. Conn., for many years. Regional High School. single target, perhaps singled out by Mrs. Iacucci was a communicant He was a member of Sigma Phi an individual," said Cannon, who of St Rose of Lima Roman Catholic Epsllom and the Congregation B'Nal added that the attorney general's Church, Freehold Israel, Rumaon. office is not involved in the in- Her first husband. Psllister Surviving are his mother, Elaine vestigation at this time. Boutote, died in IMS Her second Rodman; a sister, Lauren Rodman In a related development, husband. George Iacucci, died in of Deal, and maternal grandparents, Paterson Mayor Frank Graves said 1979. Phil and Gladys Waldman of Red he would deny permission to a Surviving are a son, Kevin P Bank militant Jewish group to picket Boutote of New York City; a The Worden Funeral Home, Red Soobzokov's house on Sept. 22. The daughter. Mrs Colette Kanowlton of Bank, is In charge of arrangements group, the Jewish Defense Organiza- Gloucester. Man . her mother, Mrs tion, had made arrangements for the Martha Buble of Freehold; two Celina M. Potito demonstration before the blast oc- brothers, Charles S Buble of Howell. curred and Frank J Buble Jr of Freehold Cellna M Potito, 71. of the The JDO and the Jewish Defense and two grandchildren. Highlands, died Saturday in League have said they are not The Hlggins Memorial Home, Rivervlew Medical Center. Red responsible for the blast, but have Freehold. Is In charge of arrange- Bank applauded the action. Other Jewish ments Born in Philadelphia, Pa , Mrs groups have condemned the attack Potito resided in Newark before moving to the Highlands 42 years Gwendoline N. Young ago She retired in 1983. after 30 years 50 evacuated Register Carrier of the Month David Hurlbut of Little Silver Gwendoline N Young, 73, of the as the welfare director for the East Keansburg section of Middle- Borough of Highlands town, died yesterday in Rlverview her first husband, Thomas Hogan Medical Center. Red Bank. Sr . died in 1987 Her second hus- in toxic leak Bom in England, Mrs Young had band. John PoUlo, died in 1911 lived in the Mlddletown area for the Surviving are a son, Thomas H CROSS LANES, W Va. (AP) - A past 40 years Hogan Jr of Little Silver; and three tanker track began leaking toxic Convenient She was a member and past grandchildren, Thomas Hogan, sulforic trioxlde last night, forcing matron of the Atlantic Highlands Kathleen Hogan. and James Hogan, the evacuations of more than 50 Chapter 251, Order of The Eastern all of the Highlands people and the closing of a six-mile Star Posten's Funeral Home. Atlantic stretch of an Interstate highway, She was a member of the East Highlands, is in charge of arrange- authorities said. Keansburg First Aid and Fire De- ments. The spill, reported at 10:30 p.m., partment Ladies Auxiliaries, and was In the Kanawna Valley about a Home was a member of the Middlelown half mile east of Cross Lanes and Senior Citizens Edward B. Rust two miles north of Institute, site of Mrs. Young was a member of the led insurance firm s toxic chemical leak at a Union United Methodist Church of Carbide plant last week, said Keansburg Kanawna Sheriffs Lt. D.E. Dren Surviving are two sons. William D BLOOMINGTON, 111 (AP) - nan. Delivery Young of East Keansburg. and Edward B. Rust, 66, president and No Injuries were reported. Frank Young of Ames, Iowa chief executive officer of State Farm About 30 homes within a half-mile The Scott Funeral Home, of the Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. of the leaking tanker were being Belford section of Mlddletown. Is In and former president of the U.S. evacuated, said Kanawna County charge of arrangements Chamber of Commerce, died yester- Councilman Doug Stump, who went day to the county emergency office to Rust, who died at St. Joseph's help Is Just a an o—tti Hospital In Bloomlngton, bad been Those evacuated were being taken HODMAN-s treated for aplastic anemia, a Mood to the Cross Lanes volunteer fire and bone marrow disorder, for station several years. M «Mp Sulfur trioxlde is an irritant and MII. A Bloomlngton native, Rust joined "Is pretty dangerous stuff," Dren- ».«. 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Barbara Ann Sweetaam, Free- Monmouth Day Care Center, Red Bank, enjoy sun, Lorelle Brown, 5, Howell, is first child in photo at hold, BS; John Joseph Calamonerl, sand and surf during the center's annual trip to the right. The children were guests ol Sea Bright Mayor Hazlet, MA; Rosa Ines Garcia, Sea Bright Public Beach. Shown above, clockwise Cecile Norton who treated them to hot dogs, ice Hazlet, MA; Mary Elisabeth from left, Porcha Salford, 5, Amanda Napolitano, cream and soda — plus the beach fun. Hughes, Hazlet, BA; Robert Andrew 3'/2, Sara Schmid, a teacher's aide, an unidentified Morton, Hazlet, BA. Barbara Ann Rubin, Hazlet, MA; Theresa Marie Wlnrow, Hazlet, BS; Rock climbing clinic Sari Ann Brittain, Highlands, BA; Carol Klein Blalkie, Holmdel, MA; Middletown offered by park system Tonya L. Martin, Holmdel, BA. The basics of rock climbing will be Linda Chrlslensen Pallon, Defense weapons system history of the arms race suggests taught in a two-part clinic at the Holmdel. BSW; Peter Cavezza, that more weapons breed more Thompson Park Visitor Center, Lin- Howell. BA; Mlchele Marie Iorlo, weapons, and that a technical fix is croft. Howell, MA; Edmond Bradley But- is discussion topic not the answer." The clinic will include classroom ler, Lincroft, BA; Eleanore Diane The meeting is co-sponsored by instruction on Thursday, Aug. 29, at Corlelyou, Little Silver, BA. The rationale for developing a the college's division of community 7 p.m. and a hands-on field session Mary Crum Acquard, Long defensive weapons system will be services and the Monmouth Cam- Saturday, Aug. 31. Hazlet Colts Neck Branch, BA; Joanne Maria discussed at a free public meeting tomorrow in Forum 102 at Brookdale paign for Nuclear Disarmament, Pre-registration is required. Gesualdl, Long Branch, BS; Red Bank. Howard Nell Barcbat, Marlboro, Community College at 7:30 p.m. BS; Philip E. Barchal, Marlboro, Sherri West, assistant professor of West, who teaches courses al Coffee house is planned Seniors plan day trip history at the college, will discuss Van Wagner to address BS; Michael L. Herman, Marlboro, Brookdale on world civilization and The Singles' Ministry of St. John's The Colts Neck Senior Citizens BS; Renee Pearl Snitkoff, Marlboro, terms such as star wars and hunter- contemporary world issues, is de- killer satellites and pros and cons of retired persons group Methodist Church, Hazlet, will hold Club will go to the "San Francisco' BS. veloping a course on "The Nuclear a "Rise N Shine Coffee House" in Swartswood Lake, on Aug. 27. The Timothy William Clifton, such weapons systems. A recently Age: Living with the Bomb," to be produced videotape documentary de- Current issues concerning senior Tuesday at 7: JO p.m. bus will leave the Reformed Church Matawan, BS; Sharon Marie Gallo, offered early in 1986. citizens will be discussed by State Entertainment will include works at 9 a.m. Matawan, BA; Karen Marie Hupp, scribing alternatives will also be presented. Monmouth Campaign for Nucleat Senator Richard Van Wagner (D- from several local musicians and Matawan, BSN; Jacqueline Mary Mon./Middlesex) Wednesday during poets and a special multi-media A lunch will be served and Naughton, Matawan, BA; "It is a fallacy to think we can halt Disarmament sponsors public infor- the arms race by building more mational programs on nuclear Issues a meeting of the newly formed presentation. entertainment will include sing a Christopher George Rlsafi, Middletown chapter of the American Admission is free'; light refresh- longs, games, dancing and music Matawan, BS. weapons, regardless of their techni- and offers such programs to com- cal sophisticaion," West said. "The munity groups at no charge. Association of Retired Persons. The ments will be served. from the 1930s to the present day Renee Corn Sackerman, meeting starts at 1 p.m. in Croydon For information, call Larry Pat Nardl, 10 Sherwood Lane, Matawan. MA; Debra Ann Week, Hall, Leonardville Road. 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Gomes, additional line), |5.00 for three lines for two days (11.50 each additional line), M SO for three lines for three days I $2 00 each additional line I, |7 50 for three lints for four or five days (C25 each additional lint). WOO for three Unas Ocean, MBA; Daniel D. Cervo, for sii to eight days (K 50 each additional lint), 110 50 for three Una for nine to ten days <*»00 each additional line I Ocean Township, MBA; Arls $13 50 for three lines for eleven days Each additional day II 00. each additional line 8.00. Deadline 11 AM two days Papageorge, Ocean Township, BS; before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000. ask for The Date Secretary Bari Lynne Peshkin, Ocean Town- NOTICE OF SALE OF SURPLUS AND/ ship, BSN; Eric Stern, Ocean Town- AUGUST M - TUESDAY Freehold Rd., Colts Neck. Dance 9 and tips P86 per person twin. 8*5 single. 872-2JM ship, MBA OR OBSOLETE PROPERTY OF Parents Without Partners p.m. Orientation (p.m. For info, call Ml MO. William E. Newell, Oceanport, Bayshore Chapter 944 Cocktail party MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP and dance, Town and Country, Hwy. SEPTEMBER 14 - SATURDAY MBA; Matthew Zienlewicz, Ocean- 35, Keyport. 8 10 SHARP orientation. AUGUST M - SATURDAY Uncrofta Womena First Aide As- ' port, BSEE; Mark A. Toner, Old The New Jersey Laws N.J.S.A. 40A:11-36 and NASA 40A:14-157 Members 13; prospective members HIGHLANDS FIRE AUXILIARY soclatlon Flea Market. Sat., M p.m. Bridge, BS; Nancy Rubinstein, Sea provide for the disposal of surplus and/or obsolete personal IS. Chapter phone 727-tttO — Annual block dance. 7 p.m. to 11 Rain date Sun., M p.m. Hurleys Bright, MA; Richard F. Sarpolus, property. The Township of Middletown Is holding a public auction p.m. Rain date Aug. 25 Featuring Lane, Uocroft. First Aide Building Shrewsbury, BSEE; Robert W. AUGUST 81 - WEDNESDAY "Diversions " Free admission High- Space H Genevieve Michal 747-87W to dispose of the following, aa wall as other Items of personal or Lynn Logan 842-MW Stewart, Shrewsbury, MPA. property: PEACH FESTIVAL - M p.m lands Fire Dept,, Bay Ave., High- Teresa Ju, Colts Neck, MS; Coleen Sponsored by Oceanport UMW, on lands. Food, refreshments. Bring Kelly, Englishtown, BS; Mark L. Church lawn United Methodist your entire family. "Come Dance In Miscellaneous office furniture, typewriters, calculators, blue print the Street." Annual flea market sponsored by Prlmak, Englishtown, BA; Brian Church, 50 Main St., Oceanport Atlantic Highlands Historical Society machlne(s), trucks, 2 mack dump trucks, automobiles, bicycles, as Donations II 50. Blanchfield, Fair Haven, MBA; AUGUST M - THURSDAY at Town Marina. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Thomas Edward Moorefield, Free- well as other items of personal property. Said sale will be held at the Spaces 17 each. For Info, call Sl-4113 Township Oarage, Kanes Lane, Middletown, New Jersey on Satur- Singles Again tonight in the terrific Mid-Atlantic trip Troplcana Cost hold, BSEET atmosphere of the Cinnamon Tree, $15. Rebate ss coins. Show "Uptown or M-M64. Or send check to Atlantic Maryann Murtha, Freehold, MA; day, August 24,1985 at 9:00 a.m. (prevailing time). All Items for tale Route 9, Freehold. Unquestionably It's Hot." Leaves Middletown/Hailet Highlands Historical Society, PO Boi Jem Wolkowlti, Freehold, BA; may be Inspected prior to the sale, from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. on the best group of singles. Complimen- 5 p.m. 787-4(21 lOt, Atlantic Highlands, NJ 07711 Michael King, Holmdel, AA; Lori Saturday, August 24, 1985. tary hot buffet. New member orien- Rain date Sept. II. Marie Lauten, Holmdel, BS; Joseph tation B p.m. Dance 0 p.m. Info, call AUGUST 31 - SATURDAY P. Cullen, Lincroft, BS. All sales ot goods, supplies, materials or equipment are made "AS 52W343 All singles welcome. Flea Market. Rain dale Sept. 1. Spaces available, $10 each. Corner of SEPTEMBER U - SUNDAY Ronald W. Labovitz, Manalapan, IS" In their current condition and no representations are made as to Singles Again invites you to a Bay and Center Ave's , Highlands, » Annual Flea Market sponsored by MB A; Robert L. Mayer, Manalapan. the quality and no express or Implied warranties of any nature are a.m.-4 p.m. Sponsored by W.W.B.I.A. the Kiwanla Club of Middletown 10 MBA; Frank Barooe, Marlboro, cocktail party and dance at the made. All purchases must be paid for In cash or by certified check Lakeside Manor, Rt. 36, Hailet. All Call 281-9127 or 2S1-US9 a.m.-4 p.m. Foodtown Shopping MBA; Joseph Petito, Marlboro, In full upon completion of the sale and all goods sold must be singles welcome. New member Center, Rt 351. Kings Hwy. Opposite MPA; Joyce C. Portnoy, Marlboro, removed from the premises on the date of sale unless specifically orientation ( p.m. Dance 9 p.m. For "Atlantis Casino" bus leaves SI Bradlees. Dealers & Uilgaters wel- MPA authorized In writing, to remain longer by the Director, Department further info, call HMM3. All single Mary's, New Monmouth, 11:30 a.m. come For reservations call Pat GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY San of Public Works. All sales at the auction are subject to the terms of welcome. Cost 112. Receive 17 cash + 15 food 7S7-M38. Fransisco, CA. and acceptance or rejection of N.J.S.A. 40A: 11-36 which la in- Call 717-9131 or 787-NU. William Henry Sheehan HI, for- corporated herein by reference. The sale Is with reserve and the AUGUST a - THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 18 - SATURDAY merly of Hazlet, BA in Management. Township has the right to withdraw any Item prior to or during the Single Again NJ'J leading single SEPTEMBER t - MONDAY Indoor Flea Market, Rad Bank organization hosts the shores largest The Monmouth County Park Sys- Chapter O.E.S. Masonic Temple. sale; the Township has the right to change any of the terms of the dance at the Colts Neck Inn, Route tems trip to Hunter Mountain, Moun- NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Maple Ave. > am -4 p.m. Tables sale on or before the day of the sale by written or oral notice without 537, Colts Neck. Free buftett. Dance 9 tain Eagle Indian Festival Leaving furnished flO. Breakfast 4 lunch Boston, Mass. liability to any person or entity. p.m. New member orientation 6 p.m. Thompson Park, Newman Springs available. Dealers call 741-M4* for Andrea H. Borden, Fair Haven, BS For more Info, call 52M34S. All Rd., Uncroft. 8 a.m. Fee «0 See the reservations. in Business Administration; R. singles welcome. largest gathering of American In- Douglas Howson, Red Bank, BS in diana in Uw East. Call 842-4000 Colls Neck PTO sponsors outdoor Electrical Engineering. Singles Again sponsors a Hawaiian Peddlers Market. >:N a.m.-4 p.m. At UNIVERSITY OF DELEWARE BY ORDER OF THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE night dance. Enjoy a taste of the SEPTEMBER I - SUNDAY Atlantic School, Rt. 537, Colts Neck. Newark, Del. OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN tropics featuring Hawaiian music Trip to the NEVELE (CatsklUs). 5 Dealers of antiques, crafts, new Paula Calhoun. formerly of Little and tropical drinks. Add to the fun by days, 4 nights. By The Open Door, merchandise Call Ms-SJSl or S4M175 Silver, BA in economics, magna cum dressing tropical. Colts Neck Inn, Bayshore area. Includes all meals for info. lauds. The Register

MONDAY. AUGUST 19, 1985 LIFESTYLE/FITNESS 11A Families are sweating it out at home GEORGE

SHEEHAN "I like it because it is a family H JAM MAM WEMUN activity," said Dale The Register Larry agreed and said that as the Many lifestyles leave little time to children get older it becomes more hop off to an aerobics class at the and more difficult to keep everyone local gym, and some erstwhile together, and the exercise equip- exercise buffs find the gym at- ment has drawn the family together mosphere just too intimidating. for a least one point of the day. But what of those who chose not Edelson, was formerly the presi- to go public with their conditioning dent and chief executive officer of methods? Re-de Equipment Corp of New The alternative to waiting in long Jersey, a medical development com- Eating fish pany which was sold in 1963. In lines to use the equipment at the gym is to purchase your own, and addition to being employed in New work-out in the privacy of your own York, he is also a director of home. Bayshore Community Hospital can save Foundation, Holmdel. "If a husband a wife decides to join a gym, the cost of a few years "Physical well-being has always membership can go upwards to been important to me," he said. $1000," said Pat DeRose. salesman "With exercise, all the things that your heart are troubling you, you just leave at the Universal Fitness Store, Middletown "For the amount that behind." Without altering one coronary would be saved from a three or (our- Fitness of body and mind has risk (actor you can reduce your year-membership, they could become a major concern for most chances of dying from coronary purchase home equipment that Exercise on a daily basis is said to artery disease by almost 50 would last 30 years." not only condition the body, but percent A report from Zutphen. A basic home workout set-up may allieviate emotional stress caused by he Netherlands, tells how Eat include a few sets of dumbbell:, and busy lifestyles Look around. Streets >ne or two fish meals a week a jump rope and can be purchased are full of joggers clad in shorts and There is, say these Dutch in- for about $80 However, to equip the sweat-soaked t-shirts, bodies keep- vestigators, an inverse rela- home with a gym set-up complete ing time to tunes from tiny radios ionship between fish consump- with free weights, the costs may silent to everyone but themselves. lon and mortality from coronary range from $1,200 to $10,000 Edelson also jogs, but finds that learl disease Larry Edelson, project director sometimes he just doesn't have the for IMNET (International Market time Recently he used his home The Zutphen study followed Network )based in New York, set up equipment to prepare himself to run TME REOISTER/JEFF CHASIN over 1000 men for a period of 20 a complete exercise area four in the "Manufacturers Hanover Cor- porate Challenge." a threeand-one- • ears Their average intake was months ago in his Holmdel resi- FAMILY FITNESS - Larry Edelson, his wife Dale, exercising in their Holmdel home can be a way to 20 grams of fish per day About half-mile run held Aug 6 in Central dence and their three-year-old son Gary find thai spend precious family time together. two thirds consisted of lean fish His choice to obtain home exercise Park and one third consisted of fat fish equipment was spurred basically by "I have limited time, and to herring and mackerel) About 19 his tight schedule, (he commutes to condition myself for the run, I'd get wear what I want, throw a load of A seasoned fitness buff, George has Stewart Calvin, manager of The jercent of the men did not eat New York each day) and the on the treadmill and utilize 35 laundry in the washer, and work out been using Universal equipment for Fitness Center Inc. Marlboro, feels ish convenience factor However, he has minutes of my time," he said. on the machine " over 30 years, and believes if you buy that there is not a line of equipment found that using the equipment is "It's really something nice to do the right equipment, and do the which is complete enough to ex- Carol added that it is particularly The survey, which began in also a great way to get the family in your own house, without having to exercises in the proper mode you're ercise the entire body, available for motivating for her to see the I960, had follow-up periods every together get in the car and go somewhere," not going to get hurt. home use and that the major 10 years For each period there Edelson and his wife. Dale, are the said Dale, " and although it can be equipment there, because it reminds drawback to exercising at home is "I've been hurt using free weights, was an inverse ratio between the parents of three sons Their oldest expensive to buy home equipment, her that she has made an invest- the absence of a professionally sometimes they fall or you may amount of fish eaten and the sons, Jeffrey, 14. and David 10. eventually it pays for itself ' ment, and should take advantage of supervised routine death rate from coronary disease consistantly make use of an elec- George and Carol Kedrowsky. it. jerk," he said, "but controlled At the end of 20 years those eating tronic treadmill, areobicycle, and a Long Branch, are also enthusiastic In the summer it is to hot to get weights are different, they're fixed Calvin, a resident of Long Branch, fish even in small quantities have weight training system which houses about the benefits of a home workout in the car and go to the gym In the weights." holds two degrees in physical sci- a risk ratio 1 6 times lower than weights to exercise several different system, and have recently purchased winter, it's too cold With the For the sake of safety during a ence, one in anatomy, and one in bio- non fish eaters In those with areas of the body in one unit. Their the Universal 400, which is a weight equipment right here, I have no home workout there are study mechanics He feels that those relatively high consumption 130 youngest son. Gary. 3, has a training system for different body excuse. And I must say I'm in better manuals which accompany choosing to work out at home miss grams or morel mortality was SO preference for the treadmill, areas in one unit shape now than I was at 20 " purchases of the various machines out on the atmosphere of the gym. percent lower than those who did although he loves using all the Having been the route of public Her husband, George, an engineer The Kedrowskys have both been the push, and the expertise of its not eat fish equipment gyms and having previously owning at Fort Monmouth, agrees that exercising for many years, and refer instructors Although Dale Edelson takes an a smaller home "gym pak which to their reference books frequently having the equipment at home is a "I am not against the use of home The association of fish con- aerobics class three times a week at enabled them to exercise the legs Before purchasing their system, great plus He finds that he uses the equipment. " he said. I'm afraid of sumption and protection from a local racquetball and health club, and toes, they opted to invest in the they were also instructed in its use, equipment more frequently than if it because if the people who are coronary disease has already she enjoys using her home gym larger unit, and stay at home and given safety pointers by the he had to schedule a couple of hours purchasing it don't know how to use whenever she wants to workout "I don't like working out in front salesmen in the showroom been noted in the medical litera- to take the trip to the gym. it they can hurt themselves I ture The low death rate of the Both Dale and Larry enjoy the of people," said Carol, who is in her Normally George does about 30 However, there are those who feel recommend that those that do also Eskimos in Greenland has been freedom of being able to use the gym late JO's, and a contract specialist at exercises which are structured the use of gym equipment in the enlist the help of a personal instruc- explained by their high fish in the early morning hours or late in Fort Monmouth in Eatontown. "At towards a couple of muscle groups home can lead to injury. tor " consumption The Eskimos aver- the evening home it's not a fashion show I can age about 400 grams a day and have low levels of cholesterol

Their fish meals contain large amounts of eicosapentaenoic acid i four grams > which is thought to Venereal diseases are global preventy platelet aggregation and therefore has an anti-clotting effect Sexually The Dutch, on the other hand, epidemic Transmitted averaged just over 20 grams, and lake in one tenth the amount of Diseases eicosapentaenoic acid In ad- * mar ELASS Sine* AIDS was recognized in 1981 dition, there was no relation of The Associated Press its total of about 12.000 cases m fish consumption to any o( the BRIGHTON. England - Sexually transmitted the u S is far smtier than other STD major risk factors (serum total diseases have been around since the beginning of cholesterol, blood pressure and recorded history but in these times they are posing cigarette smoking) Nor was fish a health threat on a colossal scale around the globe Hlere are common STD consumption related to percent So much so that people have come to refer to them ind an estimate ol body fat or physical exercise only by the initials STD sufferers m the U S There were some associated The consequences of STD range from itch, pain dietary changes along with eating and embarrassment to infant brain damage, cancer fish High fish consumers were and death. millions of people around the world are found to have higher intakes of infected cholesterol, animal protein and What used to be blushingly referred to as venereal alcohol Oddly when all the risk or social diseases have emerged from the closet with factors and dietary variables a vengeance were entered into the final results The most frightening STD is also the newest: only age. fish consumption and AIDS, which has killed about 6,000 people in the dietary cholesterol were signifi- United Stales and spread throughout the world since cantly related to the 20-year- THE REGISTER/CARL 0 FORINO it was first identified in 1961. mortality from coronary artery LITTLE STROKES FOR LITTLE FOLKS - Two-year-old Joey But AIDS is only one of about 25 contagious disease •) \ Stavola ol Middletown learns the basics of the breast stroke from diseases classified as STD Others include herpes, chlamydia, genital warts, hepatitis B, gonorrhea and Gtnlfl Wins 25 40 The authors admit to a lack of YMCA instructor Dorie Ciulla. H»rp»s 15 20 Chltmyd* 3 4 syphilis All can lead to serious complications, Htpttltis B I a comprehensive biological expla- especially in babies bom to infected women nation for these results They ligurts in m*ons While major surveillance campaigns in the 1970s suggest that even the small levels 4 have reduced the prevalence of gonorrhea and Venereal Diseases 1984 of omega-3 eicosapentaenoic acid The Y' will come to you syphilis in the Western world, the newer STD are Go north tl 879.58 7 may prevent clotting But they spreading at an alarming rate, according to Syph+s 69.886 concede the effect of other consti- that is required is a pool and IS specialists in the field tuents of fish on coronary heart neighborhood children Children of "The new world of STD is chlamydia and AIDS and disease cannot be ruled out The Register the pool owners receive free lessons herpes and human papilloma virus (genital warts) "It seems just justifiable," RED BANK - Moms in Mon- D'Arrigo said that the pool owners and the long-term consequences of pelvic infection, they state, "to include a rec- mouth County will get no argument have had great success in organizing ectopic pregnancy, infertility and cervical cancer," ommendation for one or two fish from the Community YMCA that life their own neighborhoods said Dr. Ward Cates. director of the STD Division dishes a week for the prevention today is hectic. In an effort to ease Eileen Donnelly of Liiicroft, who of the U.S. government's Centers for Disease Control Source Or Wird G«r*s. of coronary heart disease." some of the chaos that can descend arranged for neighborhood children in Atlanta, Ga. C*nt»r for Disttsa Control It appears that our daily dose upon their lives at any time of the to take lesson in her pool, said that Cates was one of several experts interviewed at year but particularly during the her four-year-old son Keith had the July 31-Aug 2 meeting of the International of cod liver oil was probably a London, said that if AIDS is a heterosexual disease summer when kids are home from never had any swimming instruc- Society for STD Research in Brighton, a resort on good idea, and fish on Friday an it could be quickly spread, for example, by school, the Y is offering a summer tion. England's southern coast. About 600 doctors and even better one businessmen who visit brothels and massage parlors swim instruction program to fit into "Keith has built a lot of confidence researchers from 40 countries attended in their global travels. their busy schedules in two short weeks," she said. "The With about 12,000 reported cases of AIDS in the Although STD is most prevalent in the 19-24 age It's called the Backyard Swim instructor (Dorie Ciulla) was United States and 940 cases in Europe and with those group, Harris said the contagions are bound to Program and what it essentially marvelous and had excellent rapport numbers doubling every nine months, the killer become more common among the affluent and the offers is a Y swim class in the with the kids ' disease dominated the first day of the conference Beating the 'bloats' middle-aged seeking pleasure outside marriage privacy of a resident's backyard The classes are set up to meet the Fourteen papers were presented on the prevalence "When you're older and uglier, it takes money and Three Y instructors are currently needs of the chilren and so far and treatment of AIDS, or acquired immune Hands, stomach, eyes, breasts power to attract somebody sexually." he said You teaching youngsters how to swim in include sessions for children under deficiency syndrome, which destroys the body's and ankles are common bloat don't have the hunting drive and you're less likely private pools located in Middletown. three, over three and over six. Three natural immunity to infection. spots - areas of your body that to get hunted " Holmdel and Rumson, according to 40-minute classes are held on Mon- But none of the scientists suggested any break- hold extra water weight While AIDS poses the greatest danger to the public YMCA Acquatic Director Claudetle day through Thursday at each site. throughs in the frenzied worldwide search for a cure, If you wake up with swollen because there is no drug or vaccine for it. the disease D'Arrigo Fridays are reserved for foul prevention or even treatment of AIDS. hands. Family Circle Magazine pales in comparison with other sexually transmitted D'Arrigo said the program was weather make-up classes. The Evidence coming out of central Africa, where suggests you swing your arms diseases in terms of the number of people infected instituted because mothers with sessions run for two weeks at a cost AIDS may have originated, shows that it can be alternately up above head, then Cates of the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta more than one young child were of $35 transmitted heterosexually. In the United States and down IS times For swollen eyes, said an estimated 25 million to 40 million Americans spending a lot of time at the YMCA Western Europe, 73 percent of the victims have been lie down, head elevated and place Pool owners and parents are have genital warts, a condition linked to cervical and were seeking an alternative to homosexual or bisexual males, but in central Africa two cool, steeped tea bags on encouraged not to be present during cancer, and 15 million to 20 million are infected with the traditional classes. as many women as men have contracted the disease. closed lids class time although parent partici- one of the four types of herpes, which cause mouth Backyard pool programs are popu- Professor Peter Plot, a microbiologist at the Bloated breasts and stomachs pation is required for youngsters and genital sores and are the commonest cause of lar in California and Florida Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp, Belgium, are usually caused by increased under three years of age congenital mental illness and blindness resulting YMCA's and D'Arrigo approached said in an interview that his findings indicate that estrogen levels. To diminish, cut from a viral infection. the board of directors with the "We have had positive feed back," heterosexual contact is the main way AIDS is being back on salt Chlamydia. the No. 1 b.iclenal sexually trans- proposal. After being asssured that D'Arrigo said. "The parents are spread in central Africa. But he said the phenomenon If you have swollen ankles, the mitted disease, is two to three times more common the insurance coverage was ade- pleased with their kids' progress." might be linked to the use of infected needles at magazine says, avoid sitting or than gonorrhea An estimated 3 million to 4 million quate, the board approved the pro- A new session was scheduled to hospitals. standing for long periods. Americans are thought to be carriers of the insidious gram. begin last week D'Arrigo said that Dr. William Harris, the conference chairman and disease which produi s no overt symptoms in She explained that the program is arrangements can be made to in- a consultant venereologist at St. Mary's Hospital in women based on a neighborhood concept. All itiate new classes today and Aug. 26. MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1985 12A 1 III' Exercise, physical therapy help arthritics

ly LESTER L. COLEMAN. M.D. ercise and physical therapy. A baths. Massage, electrical vi- combined program of support by brations, water therapy and other I have been treated for arthritis doctors, therapists and family can be for ajany years. Fortunately I am techniques can be chosen for each Your Health of enormous benefit both physically individual case. getting along fairly well. I wat and psychologically. recently told that even at the age of I think there is great value in These techniques are used in following the suggestions of your 72 I should have exerclte and conjunction with specific drugs for physical therapy. Do you think this Hough, at the Michigan State doctor that you try exercise and arthritis, cortisone and injections physical therapy in an effort to stop it worthwhile? - Mr. N.T.T., Wise. University College of Human Medi- into the joints themselves. cine, points out that well established the progression of your condition, Dear Mr. T.: Physical activity should include Anything is worthwhile if it ac- therapeutic programs for arthritis and to make you far more com- should aim at restoring patients to stretching exercises for the muscles fortable. complishes its purpose and can make and joints. The exercise may be you more comfortable and more the highest possible level of function- SPEAKING OF YOUR HEALTH: ing at home, at their jobs and in the either active or passive when done serviceable to yourself by the therapist. One of the greatest gifts you can give At a recent meeting of the community. Even if complete resto- young children is to avoid over- ration to full employment and social Isometric exercises, begun slowly Michigan Academy of Family Phys- and built up to a sensible level, can indulgence. Their greater sense of icians, Dr. David O. Hough faced activity is unattainable, there still security stems from the reasonable are advantages to well planned strengthen the muscles and prevent this specific problem in his dis- the atrophy of disuse. but firm limits that are established cussions with his peer physicians. therapy for severely affected, for them. The goal of all physical therapy for arthritic patients. Today, physical therapy includes all arthritic patients is to improve ultrasonic vibrations, infrared and Dr. Coleman welcomes questions their fitness, their quality of life and Hough believes that these goals ultraviolet heat, paraffin baths, hot from readers. Please write to him In their capacity to function. can be attained through rest, ex- showers, heat lamps and steam care of this newspaper. Nurses: Seek and you'll find affordable uniforms

Dear Ann Landers: So you think I hope drivers who tee themtelvet I took the thoet in yesterday and nurset ought to look "professional," In the above will, for their take, as received full credit. I Jutl thought do you? Well, I would love to but I well at the well-being of othert, take your readers might like to know A GIFT OF A LIFT — Christina Azcuy, lifeguard, tests new hydraulic can't afford It. Ann Landers nole. - I Care In W Va. there are still a lot of nice people In A nursing uniform costs 150-W in lilt which can lower handicapped persons into the pool of the YM- Dear W. Va.: So do I So here's a the world. - R.S. In Auitin, Minn. a uniform store. I can buy a white capsule description of a dangerous Dear Austin: Of course there are. YMHA of Western Monmouth County. Watching are Mark Goldberg, T-shirt and chinos for $20. Nunlng went to a Chicago shop that special- And there are some smart left, chairman of the recreation center committee; Ronald B. Schmidt, izes in uniforms of all kinds and driver in lunch-bucket language: - thoes are S40-M5 a pair. While and it could be male or female: hot- merchants, too That store could not president of United Way; Barry Silber, vice-president of the YM-YMHA tneakers can be purchased for $15 came across an attractive cotton and polyester nurse's uniform that sold tempered, non-conformist, risk-tak- have bought so much good will for a Board, and Edward Silberstein, executive director. The lift was and I can throw them in the washing ing, hostile, must win every time, million dollars. machine. for $18 95 {It had been reduced from purchased through a special grant from the United Way of Monmouth $29 95 ) resents being told what to do, angry How young it too young for a child County. I work in an emergency room. You about the way life has treated him to learn about tex? That't Jutl one wouldn't believe what we get in I asked about durability and was or her and never walks away from thing you'll find In Ann Landert' new there. Latl night I came home with told, "This is as fine a uniform as a fight. booklet, "How, What, and When to blood, Betadine solution, charcoal you will find any place. The quality Dear Ann Landers: My husband Tell Your Child About Sex." For Big canner's excess heat streaks and tar on my "uniform." A of the fabric and workmanship are died suddenly two months ago. He your copy tend SO cenlt along with patient vomited on my thoet. The excellent." alwayt bought ahead and had two a long, stamped, telf-addrriied stuff never comet out quite clean envelope to Ann Landert, P.O. Box That uniform for $18 95 will last pairs of expensive shoes that he even with bleach and bruih-icrub- never wore. 11*95. Chicago, III. 60611 may discolor range top bing, to the life of an outfit it about four times longer than your white T- two montht. shirt and chinos for $20 and will look DEAR HELOISE: How can I afford $50 uniforms on a heck of a lot better. My range has some kind of stain an Income of $20,000 a year? Tell me Nurses' shoes in Marshall Field's or discoloration around the heating and I'll do it. - No Houdini In DC. cost $42 They do not go on sale, but they will outlast the sneakers by at element It has a porcelain enamel Dear DC.: I researched this one Hints From least 400 percent and are healthier surface myself and learned quite a lot. I It seems to have developed after for your feet than sneakers. Also, I had canned some tomatoes At first Heloise you will look as if you are a I thought it was a stain from the professional nurse and not running in tomatoes I have tried everything to Four open houses set a track meet IMPORTANT remove it Can you help? — Katie R So, any time silk gets a spot or Dear Ann Landers: I've been According to the Porcelain gets wet, have It dry cleaned right for new nursery school reading your column for many years Enamel Institute, this kind of sur- away. Don't try to remove the stains and remember your pointing out that face damage usually Is caused by yourself. dangerous driven have certain per large canners which are too big for I with I could help you more. — The new ABC Arrowhead Nursery tonality traits. the heating element. Heloise School, the Camp Arrowhead pro- In a recent issue of the American NOTICE TO This creates an overhang that can WAIST MARKER gram for preschoolers in the Journal of Psychiatry, a group of trap the heal from the burner and Dear Heloise: An item that I Marlboro area, has scheduled four Harvard Medical School psy- reflect it back onto the range would like to share We have a lot open houses for parents and their chiatrists have profiled accident- surface. The heat may rise as high of jeans in our laundry each week children to visit the facility at prone driven. I hope you will print as 1200 degrees Fahrenheit. If you and sizes are almost the same Arrowhead, Route 520 The dates are the findings, which were very much use this size canner over a long When I purchase new ones, before Aug 26 and 28, Sept. 4 and 6, from like your own. 10 am to 1 p.m. MOTHERS! period ol lime it can damage your washing I use a permanent marker High risk driven ditplay lets con- range. to mark the waist size in large The school, to have its grand trol of anger and hostility than the When you are canning, choose a letters on the inside pocket This is opening this fall, offers programs for average person. They are leu canning put with a blue-black bottom so much easier to see and saves me children from 3 to 5-years-old mature, leu tolerant and lets willing or one thai has a dull bottom rather time when I'm trying to decide The new learning center will offer to conform. They are aggrettlve and than a shiny one, as a dull pol doesn'l which person's drawer to put them a variety of field trips, visitations, may have deeper psychological prob- reflect at much heal. Vou can in Also helps when they are being exercises for children in this age lems. alternate burners when you're can- passed on or sold at garage sales — group and an opportunity to partici- ning and this will keep a single Dixie Rupert pate in swim lessons. burner from taking all the abuse. Be This it a great idea for underwear. A cooperative tuition plan option sure there is al least 38 inch of space socks, or any item of clothing that to be offered will enable parents who between the bottom of the canner family members have confusion assist with the program to receive CBS and range surface to allow air about. - Helolte reduced tuition fees circulation. READ-ALONG BOOKS Classes are offered Mondays. 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SCOREBOARD 4 CLASSIFIED... 9 Sports B Conte, David shine in Regatta

By JIM HINTEIMANN The Register RED BANK - It was a different day for Oceanport's Mike Conte in the annual National Sweepstakes Regatta yesterday as he was the first to admit Conte. who set a pending world record in the Super Stock Ski Runabout Saturday, won the event yesterday with his boat "Barnstormer", but then he had to drop out of the $1,000 Waterford Grand Prix because of a loss of oil pressure after holding a slight What is next lead in the race over James Nader of Elmira, NY "All good things come to an end," Conte said "I started losing oil down the backstretch of the third lap, but I was able to salvage the engine " venture for With Conte out of the race, Nader was left all by himself Phil Alepa of Englewood, the other driver in the race, also had to drop out due to engine trouble Superhorse? Nader, a 12-year, veteran and a national champion in his class in both 1981 and 1983, had stayed close to Conte with his boat "Po- Ten-Sea", up until the mishap and might have won anyway. CEANPORT What's next for Spend a Buck'' "I thought I had a shot at him," Nader said "I was picking him up at the straightaway I wanted to stay close to him because O According to principal owner Den- he was out-acclerating me on the corners nis Diaz, the course the winner of the Kentucky Derby, Jersey Derby and This was a brand new boat I was driving," said Nader who won the Eastern Division Championship last year in New York Saturday's Monmouth Handicap at Mon- mouth Park will follow should crystalize The water was bad because of the rollers and the waves criss- crossing." this week GRAND PRIX WINNER - James Nader of National Sweepstakes Regatta at Marine Park in Spend a Buck has certainly proved to Elmira, NY., in SK-36 and Mike Conte of Red Bank. Conle's boat broke down after 2 laps "I have a lot of respect for Jim," Conte said "We've been racing together for 12 years and if I couldn't win it, I would rather this point he is the top 3-year-old in the Oceanport in SK-58 battle down to the wire in the to allow Nader the victory. country. His loss to Skip Trial in the Wateriord Grand Prix race yesterday at the THE REOISTEfVCARL D FORINO See Regatta Page 2B Haskell Invitational Handicap on July 27 was more than atoned for by his magnificent victory Saturday against Carr de Naskra, one of the top older horses in training Diaz spoke of his horse and his projected plans for him in the press box Leadline Special after the race "We're pretty certain we 11 go in the Pennsylvania Derby iSept 15> next." he said. "That could set us up for the Pegasus (at the Meadowlands on Sept 26) That then would rule out the $500,000 steals horse show Louisiana Super Derby for 3-year-olds on Sept 21 Novice Equitation, Tracey Lubrig the "We don t want to ship there and face §r urn TIMIMU champion with a total of 11 points, while all that heat and humidity. " he said If The R«glster Catherine Clendennen and Marianne we went there, we couldn't go in either FREEHOLD- Of all 189 entries in 17 Centerino finished with a six point tie for of the other two races " divisions of the Monmouth County Horse reserve. Kathy Devereaux was This path for the horse would then rule Show Association Summer Series Show here Adult/Amateur champ with 10 points, as out practically all of the prestigious yesterday, the Leadline Special, with nine Kathy Ponichtera and Andy Young earned races at Belmont Park starting on Aug mini-equestrians, aged seven years on down eight points each, for another reserve tie 31 On that day The $250,000 Woodward to eight months, was clearly the crowd Eleven points over fences gave David Stakes would be run Following that will pleaser Exercising the wisdom of Solomon, Orlando the children's equitation cham- be the 1500.000 Marlboro Cup on Sept 14. placing judge Jeri Freels awarded each a pionship, while Julie McKean, also with 11 the $500,000 Turf Classic on Sept 21. the blue ribbon points, three on the flat and eight over 1750.000 Jockey Cold Cup on Oct 5 and Action In all three rings got under way fences, received the reserve award. the $250,000 Man O War Handicap on shortly after 8 am and moved swiftly along In Ring II it was a dead heat for the Short Oct 12 throughout the day, racing the threatening Stirrup championship, decided by a hack-off In all of those races he would have to clouds, which held off until late afternoon, between riders Chris Carideo and Annette face older horses and without the benefit dampening only the final classes of this well- Pillon who had each earned 10 points Chris of Lasix, which is forbidden in New run show came out the winner, Annette the runner-up. York It is an established fact that the Yesterday's event was the fifth and final Antonia Imbesi took home the Long Stirrup horse runs better with Lasix day of hunter, jumper and equitation tri-color, topping two classes in the division, The Turf Classic and the Man O' War. competition, the first four days "A" rated with reserve going to Cindy Schneider both to be run on the grass, brought up by the American Horse Shows Association, Graceful young rider Lisa Lippincott was an interesting question How would the fifth offering particpants the opportunity clearly champion in Beginner Equitation, Spend a Buck do on the turf Diaz' reply to be judged by top ranking officials, but sweeping the division with a blue in each was enigmatic "You don't fix something without the requirement of AHSA member- class, followed closely by Sue Stall who that ain't broke," he said Then he ship or pressure of competing for AHSA placed second all around to be named reconsidered "Were going to breeze points. reserve champion. Michelle Mancino and him on it soon, " he said "We have every MCHSA and NJPHA points accruing Elissa Hendrickson were champion and reason to believe he'll like the turf If it's toward year-end awards were given how- reserve, respectively in Maiden Equitation firm, hell fly on It" ever, in specially designated classes The While at Monmouth Park this week, final show in this MCHSA 1985 series will Hunter championship divisions were held the owner and trainer Cam Ciambolati lake place at East Freehold Park, Sunday. in both Ring II and on the outside course, will check the condition book and see if Sept 8 with Peppermint Patti, owned and ridden by Randi Carman of Colts Neck, taking the top there are any races for their stable Jumping events were featured in the main before the meet ends on Aug 31 If so. beginner award, with reserve going to ring, as they had been for each day of the Hidden Hollow Farm's Chadwick Penny they may stay here temporarily II not. show These are events which challenge the they might ship to Philadelphia Park in Miller's Away Tama was special hunter horse's ability to negotiate a series of fences champion, while the schooling hunter tri- Pennsylvania before the end of the week within a specified time limit, without Looming in the future are the color going to Long Lane Farm's Exit Left. refusing or disturbing an obstacle Neither Hillberry's Final Harvest, owned and ridden Breeder's Cup Premium Award races at the rider's skill, nor the horse's style is Aqueduct Race Track in New York on by Judy Berry, was reserve in both judged, as it is in hunter classes. divisions Francine Miske showed her Nov. 2 Will Diaz consider that option'' THE REGISTER ANNE TINSDALE "Let's Just take one race at a time," Yesterday's champion jumper was Mahagony to be named champion children's he said "We have no long-range plans Prince, entry of Christine Carrieri, with a hunter, with Amy Orlando's Kiss Me Kate, VIEW FROM THE TOP — Eight-month old Amanda Brook Ligossi ol Colls Neck We have a month to work on him We'll total of ten points and no jumping faults the reserve. stole the show al the Monmouth County Horse Show Summer Series yesterday X-ray him We do it after every race and Tied for reserve, each with six points, were Children's hunter pony and small/ medium at East Freehold Park atop her 19-year old Leadline pony Blackie. otherwise twice a month He s got Anne Weldon's Estimated Profit, and the pony champ was Sandusky, entry of Tami knees " winner of the NJPHA class. Wilt Arling, with Amy Folio's Turn My Way, Diaz then brought his attention back to Chamberlain, ridden by Robert Mauarisi, picking up reserve. Reserve champion New Gold to become champion non- Pleasure Horse and Pony. the race his horse had just run. "I never Wits End Farm. Jackson Nolis Arkoulakis" small, medium pony was Windfalls Little thoroughbred hunter, as Kelly Bencz' A lack of sufficient entries in the ladies thought he was a beat horse," he said Starland Max, Pre-Preliminary champion Hoptoad, owned and shown by Meredith Mercedes Benz was named reserve Susan side-saddle class over fences eliminated the "Laffit (Pincay, Jr , his jockey! thought Wednesday, won the Special Sweepstakes. Bissinger Brad Feigus Nothing Styx was Sandifer rode Adam Specks Mitnehmen to awarding of a championship in this division so It's a tribute to him He was headed Following the jumping, equitation classes large pony champion, with reserve going to earn ten points, as Randi Garman dupli- Antonia Imbesi rode her Sogni Beau to win and he came back He did the same thing offered riders the chance to demonstrate Jamie Cafaro's Common Sense. cated the effort on Peppermint Patti. both classes on the. flat, however, to pick up in the Jersey Derby Remember, he is a their skills as equestrians, beginning with Mr and Mrs. Owen King entered their resulting in a tie for the championship in the high total of ten points for the day late foal, not a January or February one He'd run on three legs if he had to." Diaz then remarked on the time for 9 the race. "Both horses broke the mark." he said "My horse not only broke the record (or the distance (one mile and Giants Reasons turns into utility man one-eighth), but he also broke the mile mark." the Jets. He finished with 76 tackles Spend a Buck's fractions for the If JONNI FAtK Haji-Sheikh did squib kick after his field although he did not become a starter until Monmouth Handicap were 23 3, 46 4, goal, but Parcells decided he had had The Register midseason, and led the team in fumble 109.4.1 34 1 and 1:46 4 The final time set enough. "We decided to go with what we had EAST RUTHERFORD - Linebacker recoveries with three a stakes and track record for the route which wasn't much," the coach smiled. Gary Reasons is probably the most under- Obviously, he has a nose, not a toe. for the Bates Motel set the previous Monmouth Special teams coach Romeo Crennel had rated player on the New York Giants' ball. Handicap stakes record of 1 47 1 in 1983 told Reasons before the game that Haji- defense. Lawrence Taylor always seems to "I don't think there's any doubt about it," Majestic Light had set the track record Sheikh was hurting and that the linebacker know where the ballcarrier is, but Reasons the easy-going Reasons said "I'm a much of 1:47 on Aug 7, 1976 might have to kick. He kicked a line drive has a knack for coming up with the ball. better linebacker than I am a kicker " The mile time of 1 34 1 beat the mark through the uprights after Maurice Carthon of 1:34.3 set by Nahodah on June 19. 1957 In Saturday night's slow-moving, 10-2 win had scored his first Giant TD from the 2 in and tied by Rumptious in the Salvator over the Green Bay Packers. Reasons found the second period, and then fluttered a QUICK KICKS: Phil Simms was a Mile here on Aug 7. 1984. Ironically, the ball In front of his toe. kickoff to the Green Bay 15. surprise starter and played the first half He completed 12 of 22 for 157 yards and was Spend a Buck had tied that mark Peculiar? Only because Reasons was With 1:09 left in the game. Reasons was prepping for the Haskell in a workout intercepted once Jeff Rutledge. in his stint. pressed into kicking service after All Haji- far short on a 44-yard field goal attempt. continued to be hot He completed 4 of 5 for over the Monmouth Park track between Sheikh left the game with a recurrence of "Hey! That kick was well within my 47 yards. "I'm just seeing the field better." the fourth and fifth races on July 16 a hamstring pull which had bothered him in range." Reasons claimed "My steps were Rutledge explained Spend a Buck, re-established as the top practice during the week. off though. When I went out there Jeff. 3-year-old in the country, can not afford (Rutledge, holder! asked me if I he was to Brunner, Simms' old running mate at QB to rest on his laurels Reasons got to kick an extra point, kickoff hold seven or seven and a half yards deep for the Giants, was less fortunate He was The afore-mentioned Rumptious also and try a field goal. He did not put Haji- I didn't know what to say, so we never 6 for 13 for 77 yards and the one interception Sheikh's job in jeopardy. competed in Saturday's Monmouth straightened that out I just missed that ball. by Reasons. He also fumbled once and Handicap, crossing the finish line third It wasn't his fault slipped once. "I'm really too upset to say Unfortunately, the 5-year-old New Jer- "I had done some kicking in college," the anything, " he mumbled. "From the way I second-year player from Northwest Louisi- GARY REASONS "Don't you guys want to talk about my sey-bred bore out badly in midstretch, linebacking''" he pleaded "I did get an played. I'd have to think I'm the No' 3 ana State admitted. "I kicked off and was quarterback now." bothering Mem He was then placed last the backup kicker. But the last point I ever was all a little strange - something most interception out there, you know ' for interference. scored was in high school (Crowley, Tex.). linebackers don't get a chance to do." Indeed he did. He stopped a Green Bay Interesting enough, so torrid was the I was a kicker there, too. I was 0 for 2 in Reasons got his chance after Haji-Sheikh drive at the Giants' 25 by intercepting Nothing was firmly decided in the Giants' stretch duel between Carr de Naskra and college." kicked a 30-yard field goal midway through former Giant Scott Brunner, who had punting duel. Sean Landeta punted twice for Spend a Buck, that very few people even the first period. That overcame a 2-0 started for the Packers But that is a 36-yard average. Joe Prokop. who also noticed the infraction. The stewards Reasons appeared on the field complete Packers lead earned when nose tackle kicked off to start the second half, punted with kicker's shoe. Coach Bill Parcells said becoming a regular thing for Reasons, the never put up the inquiry sign. The first Charles Martin drove over Giants guard Giants' fourth-round draft choice last year. once for 33 yards. Dave Jennings didn't get indication of the problem came when he had the shoe with him. Reasons said the Chris Godfrey to tackle Phil Slmms in the a chance shoe was already there, apparently left He grabbed off two passes in a preseason jockey Herb McCauley, who rode Meru, end zone on the third play of the game. The game against Pittsburgh, had two during the The Giants, now 3m. play the Jets home claimed foul against Chris Antley, who behind by another kicker. Giants were In the sjtet because Clint Harris Saturday night Green Bay, now 0-2, plays "It fit though," he laughed. "At least I regular season and then had two more and was aboard Rumptious. accepted the opening kickoff on the 5 and three deflections in the playoff loss to San Atlanta in Milwaukee All teams have to cut had no trouble with it. I was probably too stepped out of bounds. It was that kind of down to 60 men by Tuesday That means 15 excited to know if it was tight or loose. It Francisco. Unknown to most people, he had night. a team-high for one game 17 tackles against Giants have to go. 2B ii,. ii. MONDAY. AUGUST 19, 1985 SPORTS BRIEFS Mattingly's freak hit leads Yanks

Lee fires 75 in Big'I'golf NEW YORK IAP) - Don Mat- 20th home run in the second inning. tingly took a swing and watched the and Rich Gedman plus Steve Lyons' NDIANAPOLIS Ind - Mike came in at two-under-par 70 ball bounce into the dirt off his li.it one-out single. Barrett hit his soft La* .i Hed Rank Regional High yesterday fly ball off Rich Bordi but Rice School senior fired a 75 yester- toward first base There were I Ii s a real long course." Lee runners at first and second and Ihe couldn't score because he had day, good enough to finish among said Its ranked in the lop 10m New York Yankees were tied 11 broken for home and returned to the the top 10 in the first round of the the country for municipal base too late to tag up Big 1 Insurance Youth Golf with the Boston Red Sox in the courses by Golf Digest." Lee seventh inning. - Wade Boggs then singled off Bob Clanic yesterday said Lee said that the course Shirley, tying the score and denying Lee needs at least an today 84 measures at least 7000 yards It "I didn't hit the ball that well," Mattingly said. "When I hit it. I Yankee knuckleballer Phil Niekro to qualify (or tomorrow s third is a par-72 course his 296th career victory The score round thought it was right at (RedSox fii st "I started on the back nine and baseman Bill I Buckner " remained tied, however, when Sam- I shouldn't have any problems ple threw Gedman out at the plate making it. he said If I do. I'll came away with 40 strokes I However. Buckner was playi ng told myself after that that I could Mattingly. a left-handed hitter b.it to end the inning get to play with a PGA touring New York's Dave Righetti took pro in the third round." Lee said do a whole lot better I finished ting against left-hander Tim Lolkir. the front nine with a 35." well off the line The ball went ov w over in the eighth and pitched 1 2-3 Lee is five strokes behind the bag for a two-run double, innings before the Red Sox loaded leader Kim Rogers of Gastoma. Lee had two birdies and five the bases with two out in the ninth bogeys for his days work stretched Mattingly s hitting streak \'f in this 72-hole event Rogers to 16 games and enabled the Yan- on Tony Armas' pinch single and kees to beat the Red Sox 4 2 walks to Marty Barrett and Wade Stokes, Schwarzwin No Light yesterday Boggs Brian Fisher came on an The victory was New York I retired Dwight Evans on a fly to shallow right for his seventh save. ANDY HOOK - Paper fourth in a row and kept the Yankees until nightfall within five games of American Righetti. 9-7. was credited with the Chase I Division I), owned by Chaos i Charles Boeddinghaus i 1 victory Ed Stokes and Highland League East-leading Toronto T <• S and Wits End i Lance Cun- Red Sox. meanwhile, have lost eiglit Lollar, 5-7. a last-minute replace- Piper. Division II., owned by Don ningham i were second and third of nine Schwarz. were the winners in the in Division I while Maya i George ment for Roger Clemens, who weekly Atlantic Highlands Yacht Schenki and Windquest iJim "We pitched him away and v,e suffered tightness in his shoulder Club s No Light series on Sandy- DeFilicei were second and third played him away." Boston ManagiT while warming up. walked Butch Hook Bay John McNamara said of Matting!. Wynegar to start the Yankees' in Division II "and he hits the pitch the other wa y The races lived up to their 1 seventh The fourth ball was in the The No Light series will con- anyway That's why the Yankee ! name as they didn t conclude clude next Wednesday dirt and when catcher Gedman are a hot ballclub retrieved it. he tried to nail Billy Sample drove in one of ih - Wynegar. who had rounded first Yankees' two earlier runs and mad e But the throw was high and caromed two outstanding fielding plays in tho off Buckner's glove for an error as seventh, including what may have; Wynegar went to second Redskins edge Raiders been a game-saving diving catch on a soft, sinking line drive by Mart • Bobby Meacham got an infield hit Barrett with the bases loaded an I when Buckner missed a diving about He's a very smart football one out attempt to catch his popped up bunt LOS ANGELES IAPI - Second- player He showed great maturity year quarterback Jay Schroeder "I saw the ball go into the air Wynegar held second but both he Schroeder completed three passes Sample said They had just turned and Meacham scored one out later went a long way yesterday toward to Joe Phillips for 33 yards and clinching a backup role with the the lights on The ball went up on Mattingly •> double His 98 runs another to Jeff Moore for 20 yards through the lights and then came batted in are tops in the majors Washington Redskins on the winning drive Schroeder guided the Redskins on back down I knew I was close to i . Lollar walked Don Baylor to lead Schroeder. who is competing with ASSOCIATED PRESS but for a second I lost it and 1 wan off the second .and fourth innings, a 70-yard scoring drive in the fourth Babe Laufenberg for the backup F quarter which gave them a 14-9 HIGH TAG — ml baseman Bill Bbckner of the Boston Red Son just running to where I thought it d jnd Baylor scored both times The quarterback job. played the second takes a high throw but it able to tag me bag ahead of Billy Sample be first time, he went to third on a National Football League preseason half, and completed nine of his 12 victory over the Los Angeles o' the New York Yankees during the fourth "inning.ot the Yankees' The Red Sox had loaded the bases single by Ken Griffey and scored on passes for 70 yards with no inter- 4-2 wm yesterday a grounder by Sample to make it 11 Hjiders ceptions on walks to Jim Rice who hit his Michael Morton capped the 11- "It was fun coming back here and play drive by scoring on a 3-yard playing." said Schroeder who play- sweep of left end with 4 55 remain- ed at I'CLA in 1979 and 1980 before ing The march began after Chris signing a baseball contract with the Bahr of the Raiders missed a 47- Toronto Blue Jays Doing well is Alcott wins title yard field goal what I needed It helps a lot when What he gives you is a guy that s the folks are here to watch you play a great athlete Washington Coach The last time I was here we Joe Gibbs said of Schroeder "He's played SC and it was a pretty good super fast as far as a runner, he outing so I liked coming to the gives you the flexibility of running in sudden-death Coliseum " him out For a guy who hasn t played The result in the nationally tele- approached sailed over the green on very much ties very poised and vised game left the Redskins'at 2-0 BL'FORD. Ga 'AP' - Amy in the preseason and the Raiders at Alcott knocked in a 2-foot birdie putt the finishing hole, but she chipped seems to know what you're talking 0-2 on the second hole of a sudden-death up to about a foot and tapped it in for a par to complete a 3-under-par playoff yesterday to beat Patty 69 on the 6,007-yard Stouffer Sheehan and capture the LPGA Pinelsle Resort golf course Nestle World Championship of Regatta Women's Golf Sheehan had birdied the 15th to Alcott. claiming the 165.000 first build her three-shot advantage, but settled for a par on the 16th. working Continued from Page 1B in the 7-Litre race prize in the $200,000 tournament, see him take it " out of trouble when her drive sailed "I was looking forward to a good overcame a three-shot deficit on the into the woods on the right, but then, The races were held under threat- race." he said Once the others final three holes of regulation Both after a beautiful approach, missed a ening skies and 15 knot southeast dropped out. I opened it up a few players birdied the first playoff birdie attempt from about 5 feet winds Several of the heats were hole, the 403-yard par-5 16th times to give the people some idea After parring the 17th Sheehan s eliminated in order to finish the of what a 7-Litre is I must have Alcott then drilled her tee shot on races before the rain came. the par-3 17th to within 2 feet of the approach was 60 feet away on the been doing 140 miles per hour down fringe at 18 Her chip came up 8 feet The winds made the water a bit the stretch " hole and Sheehan s drive was about short and she missed the pint choppy and gave the drivers some David has been competing in the 25-30 feet to the left of the pin setting up the playoff trouble, but there were no spills National Sweepstakes for the past After Sheehan missed. Alcott The water was terrible." Conte Beth Daniel who had started the six years and likes the area knocked her putt in and walked day in a three-way tie for the lead said The backstretch was un- "I love it here," he said The away with her 24th career victory with Sheehan and Alcott. struggled believable and the wind was really race committee works hard and and her third this season, lifting her to a 73 and was tied for third place kicking up there is a lot of cooperation 1985 earnings to $248,750 at 278 with Pat Bradley who had a Steve David of Pompano Beach. Rob Garratano of Oceanport fol- Sheehan. a two-time winner of the 71 Fla was a fortunate driver yester- lowed up his win in the Jersey Speed LPGA championship, blew a three- day He won four races with two Skiffs on Saturday with another easy- shot lead with three holes to play Nancy Lopez finished out of the different boats, but got an assist in victory yesterday with his boat. and went into the playoff after a 72- top four for the first time in nine ASSOCIATED PRESS tws of the races Indian Summer" He won the hole total of 69-274. 14 under par events the defending champion shot WINNING SMILE — Amy Alcon smiles after sinking a birdie putt David won the Governor's Grand Ralph Pnmavera Trophy for most Alcotl moved into position with a 73-28,«u0 t.o eragraob mthe mufifthi position on the second hole o( sudden-d-ath to beat Patty Sheehan and win Prix with his boat "Last Blast " birdie on the par-5 16th and got Lopez earned $12 000 for her the Nestle Wo.rld Championship c I Women's golf yesterday m Buford. total points in the Jersey Speed GA following a disqualification of the Skiffs another on the par-3 17th Her finish actual winner Chris Oliver of Ann Fitzgerald of Rio Grande Annapolis Md . because of a jump- N J won the 145 hydros and with it ing-the-gun violation He also won the Mexican Goodwill Trophy which the 280 Hydros with Last Blast is given to the 145 hydro driver with and the 7-Litre event and the the most total overall points Madlock leads lowly Pirates past Mets Monmouth County Grand Prix with Chris Oliver won the 2 5 Litres his boat Steeler and that gave him the Ellwood tsburgh flat when you're used to In the Monmouth County Grand Prescott Trophy while Bruce PITTSBURGH . AP i - The last- boring games I've played in We three-game winning streak ended Pnx. however, his only other com- place Pittsburgh Pirates are show- playing in front of a lot of people." have to turn the page This series hi Dunsten won the 1.200 Litre event said Mets Manager Dave Johnson Madlock, who predicted Friday petition Wesley Carmen of Free- Bob Geekie won the National ing signs of life just in time to make over " port N Y . had to drop out early due life miserable for the New York "There's not much to elaborate on Madlock. who was 4-for 4 hit M that he'll be the next veteran to be Sweepstakes Trophy in the 280 Yesterday's game drew a crowd traded in Pittsburgh's youth move- to engine trouble David completed Litres while David won the John Mets two-run homer in the third and lee I three laps of the five-lap race and Bill Madlock drove in three runs of 14.508, the largest of the three- off the fifth inning with his 10th ol ment, reiterated those feelings DeVito Trophy for being the fastest game series. The Mets play before then the judges halted the race and driver in this event with a pair of homers and Don the season He's hit four home nuu, "I've given them my permission gave him the victory Robinson ended a personal eight- an average of 34,763 fans per game in the past three games, all agains . to make a deal." he said "I just Conte was awarded both the Bob at New York's Shea Stadium "I normally race in several Presley Memorial Trophy and the game losing streak as the Pirates the Met* have to wait and see " classes with different boats." said defeated the Mets 5-0 yesterday- "This was the flattest I've seen us "This is as healthy as I've been all Sal's Tavern Trophy while Ray for three games, ' said Mets first David who probably would have won Lynn, Sr of Cinnaminson won the Pittsburgh took two of three year," Madlock said "Other than Robinson, 3-8, won for the first the Monmouth County Grand Prix games in the weekend series baseman Keith Hernandez. "Maybe that, there's no way to explain it time since May 15, when he beat San Bill Ritner Memorial Trophy for it has to with the excitement of 1 anyway off his strong performance best sportsmanship "You're going to come into Pit- Both home runs came agains : Francisco in relief It was his first Shea These were three of the most starter Rick Aguilera. 6-4. whose win as a starter since July 16. 1983 INVENTORY TOTAL REDUCTION NEW 1985 FORD RANGER PICKUP Std., Equip.: 4 cyt, 5 speed mnl. overdrive trans., steel betted radials, vinyl bench seat, M.S., M B 108" wheelbase. Stock #T8659. List Price $7,183 $6,599 TAKE PARKWAY exn EXIT 117

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200 Highway 35, Keyport 264-1600 . AUGUST 19, 1985 Spend a Buck will SPRINT run in PA Derby next 1985 TRIATHLON We could have settled this thing." OCEANPORT, N.J. (AP) • "This thing" is actually two Spend • Buck is going to the Sunday, September 15 Pennsylvania Derby next month, things, the 3-year-old championship and his trainer says anybody who and Horse of the Year honors. After wants to challenge htm can meet watching the Travers on television, MONMOUTH COUNTY PARK SYSTEM him there. Diai had no doubt that his colt was The Kentucky Derby winner, who the best in the country. He also bled after his second-place finish In invited any challengers to Penn- the Haskell Handicap July 27, was In sylvania next month. good shape yesterday following his "All those horses, they can come exciting victory over Carr De to Pennsylvania and not run on Naskra in the Monmouth Handicap Lasix, said Diaz. "They can come meet us. We're announcing right The Register Saturday. now where we are in case they need "He came out It fine," trainer DAILY ^^ SUNDAY time in advance." Cam Gambolatl said at Monmouth One person who would like to be Park. "Very good. Excellent. No there is Angel Cordero Jr., who was bleeding. No problems." aboard Chief's Crown in his Travers AWARDS: The Kentucky Derby winner's COURSE victory. biggest problem was Carr De • 1st male & 1st female "Beating Spend a Buck would be Naskra, the highly regarded 4-year- irt-SWIMMINGr'Amlle • Next 29 males, next 9 females a bigger satisfaction than any- old who pushed Spend a Buck every Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park thing," Cordero said about the colt • Mugs to all finishers step of the way in the lVt-mlle he rode to a front-running victory in Monmouth Handicap. The two colts 2nd-BIKING: 14 miles the Kentucky Derby, then lost as a ENTRY FEE: hit the stretch as a team, and a nose rider because of a previous commit- From Seven Presidents Oceanf ront Park separated them at the wire in the S 25.00 check or money order payable ment. track record time of 1:46 4-5 to Sandy Hook and return The 50th running of the Monmouth to: Board of Recreation Commissioners It was Spend a Buck's nose. Handicap had six starters, but by Long sleeve T-shirt, biker's cap, and swim Gambolati said the owners of 3rd-RUNNING: 4 miles the time the horses approached the Spend a Buck had considered run- cap to all entrants. stretch it was a two-horse race with From Seven Presidents Oceanf ront Park ning their 3-year-old in either the Spend a Buck and Laffit Pincay Jr. Pennsylvania Derby or the Super south on the boardwalk for 2 miles REGISTRATION DEADLINE: September pitted against Carr De Naskra and Derby in Louisiana, but had decided and return Eddie Maple 4, '985 Field limited to 350 participants. on the race at Philadelphia Park. "It's so far down there and so Carr De Naskra appeared to inch OFFICIAL RULES AND REGULATIONS: All entries received postmarked later warm down there," said Gambolati, to the front midway down the than Sept. 4th or after 350 registered referring to the Louisiana race. stretch, but Spend a Buck inched All competitors must follow the "Also, racing up here gives us the back in front and that's the way they principles of good sportsmanship at all participants will be returned or denied. option to run back In the Pegasus, arrived at the wire. times. Violators will be subject to which is 11 days later at the Pincay said he was not sure which NO POST-ENTRIES RACE DAY Meadowlands. That's what we're horse had won and rode his mount disqualification. planning right now." some 70 yards past the wire just to RACE PACKET PICK-UP Owners Dennis Diaz and William be sure. SWIMMERS: •/« mile swim Thursday, Friday and Saturday (Sept. 12, S. Farish HI had other plans for "I didn't know where the wire • Horseshoe course, swimmers must go Spend a Buck in late July. They was, " said Pincay "I asked Eddie 13,14) who won and he said he didn't around buoys. wanted to run him in the Haskell • 1b avoid rush and confusion the Invitational here and then take on know." • Each contestant's number must be morning before the race, racers are the cream of the 3-year-old crop in Spend a Buck's time over the nine marked on both amis. the Travers Stakes at Saratoga. furlongs took one-fifth of a second encouraged to pick up the race packets NOTE: The Swim Section of the race will However. Spend a Buck lost the off the track record of set by between 6:00 P.M. and 8:00 P.M. at Haskell to longshot Skip Trial and Majestic Ught in 1976 His fifth be eliminated In the event of rough water. bled after the race He was treated victory in seven starts this year Seven Presidents Oceanf ront Park, with the drug Lasix. banned in New worth $1(2,1(0 for his owners. CYCLISTS: 14 mile rkle Ocean Ave., Long Branch on Thursday York, and that ruled out his start in It also raised his career bankroll the Travers. to M,220,889, second highest in • Protective headgear required at all and Friday. Packets can also be picked The Travers, nicknamed the thoroughbred racing history behind times* up on Saturday between 9:00 A.M. and "Summer Derby" was won Satur- the recently retired John Henry. • NO DRAFTING allowed 12 Noon at Seven Presidents day by Chief's Crown, the favorite Spend a Buck paid 13 to win as the that Spend a Buck beat in the favorite with the crowd of 22.531, • Riders must use their own discretion Oceanf ront Park. All other runners must Kentucky Derby. second largest at Monmouth Park when crossing streets and dealing with check-In between 7-8:3Oam race day. Diai said he was disappointed this year. The largest was also for that Spend a Buck was not In New Spend a Buck - more than 31,000 Intersections will be controlled. York for the Travers people came to watch him in the RUNNERS: 4 mile run "I have a great deal of personal Haskell Invitational INFORMATION: regret not being able to race up Completing the order of finish • Runners must use their own discretion there," Diaz said "We were for- were Valiant Lark, Pine Circle, when crossing streets and dealing with Write: tunate to have a nice alternative at Meru and Rumptious, who finished traffic. Main Intersections will be TRIATHLON Monmouth Park, and good people third but was placed last for here But we wanted to be up there interference in the stretch. controlled. Monmouth County Park System • When finishing race, runners must Newman Springs Road stay In the finish chute until number Uncroft, NJL 07738 Rinaldi wins Jersey Tennis has been registered. Call: (201) 842-4000

well and made few errors." MAHWAH. N.J. (AP) - Sixth- The two players split the first six seeded Kathy Rinaldi captured the games of the third set with each 1150,000 United Jersey Bank Clime player scoring one service break. tennis tournament yesterday with a Rinaldi held service in the seventh (-4, 34, (-4 victory over Olympic game and then broke Graf at 30 in gold medalist Steffi Graf of West the eighth game to make it 5-3 Germany. Despite being momentarily felled In winning for only the second by a leg cramps in the ninth game, time since turning professional in Graf held serve. She then got an 1M1. Rinaldi, II, took home the advantage when Rinaldi was serving $28,000 top prize. Increasing her in the 10th game, but made three earnings for 1985 to $150,040 straight errors to give Rinaldi her Playing with poise and con- first title since winning in Japan in fidence, Rinaldi relied on a steady 1W1. forehand and accurate two-handed backhand from the baseline to beat Rinaldi defeated Belinda Cor- her 16-year-old opponent dwell, Pam Casale, Iva Budarova and Catarina Undqvist on her way "It was a tough match," said to the championship Rinaldi, a semlfinallst at both Rinaldi is the youngest winner in ' Wimbledon and the Virginia Slims the tournament's eight-year history. World Champlionship this year and Leigh Thompson won this event in the No. 11 women's tennis player. 1SS2 when she was II, but she was "Steffi is a tough player. I figured two months older than Rinaldi at the it was just going to be a matter of time of the victory. whoever was going to be able to hold The meeting was the third be- on and win the final point." tween Rinaldi and Graf. Rinaldi won the first set despite Last year, Rinaldi defeated Graf losing her service twice to the 6-4, 6-4 in this tournament, but she aggressive play of her West German felt faint during the match because foe, who Is ranked 10th in the world. of extreme heat. The two also met Graf, bidding to win her first pro at Delray Beach, Fla . earlier this title, won the first five games of the year with Graf winning 6-1,1-0 when second set, and after Rinaldi won Rinaldi had to retire because of a three straight games, held service pulled leg muscle. to even the match. Martina Navratilova did not de- "It's disappointing to come so fend her title in this event, and top- close and not win," said Graf, seeded Pam Shriver was eliminated considered one of women's tennis in the quarterfinals by Gabriela rising stars. "But Kathy played very Sabatini of Argentina on Friday. Spencer-Devlinsizzles for MasterCard victory

ELMSFORD, NY. (AP) - Muf- Another stroke back at 214 was fin Spencer-Devlin, who tied a LeAnn Caasaday, who closed with a Ladies Professional Golf Associa- 72, while Penny Pulz rode a 66 to a tion record with a 28 on the back three-day total of 215. nine, completed a round of S-vnder- Massey, the leader by two strokes par 64 on yesterday to win the when play began, ballooned to a 77 $300,000 MasterCard International in the final round and was at 216. Pro-Am golf tournament by four The victory, the first for Spencer- strokes Devlin in seven years on the LPGA tour, was worth $30,000. Spencer-Devlin, who started the day six shots back of Debbie Massey, was at even par after eight holes before blitzing the Knollwood Country Club's back nine. She blrdied the ninth through 13th holes J.C. Brothers and then added birds on the final three holes in completing the back Painting and Carpentry nine in 7-under-par 28. UNLIMITED The 28 tied the LPGA record set last season by Mary Beth Zlm-' Windows/Skylight* merman and tied later in 1964 by Pat Doors/THM Bradley. Roofing and Leaking Spencer-Devlin finished 54 holes Analyst with a score of 209, four better than Deedee Lasker, who had a 71 on Free Estimates yesterday, and first-round leader Fully Insured 583-221 5 Kim Shlpman, who had a 72. The Register 41 SCOREBOARD , AUGUST 19, 1985

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58 . AUGUST 19, 1985 BUSINESS Money supply surges, as: Inflation worries drive Fed into 6a nasty trap'

"The Fed is going to leave policy pretty at an annual rate during the first six analysts are betting the Fed will take a l> KMT1N t. aUTtlNQER much unchanged because we have a stand- months of the year. wait and see attitude at tomroow's The Associated Press off between the weak economy and While the Reagan administration is meeting, the results of which will not be WASHINGTON - The uncertain econ- excessive money growth," said David forecasting a strong rebound to a 5 percent announced until early October. omic climate facing the country has put Jones, economist at Aubrey G. Lanston & pace in the second half of 1985, that Many economists, therefore, are predic- Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker Co., a government securities dealer. rebound has yet to materialize. ting that interest rates, which have and other top policymakers at the nation's A string of indicators last week on essentially been marking time in recent central bank in a ticklish situation, private The aim of the central bank, through its everything from retail sales and housing weeks, will continue to do so. economists are saying. control of the nation's money supply, is to starts to industrial production and business They are forecasting that the prime rate While the Federal Reserve Board has to supply enough money to foster sustained inventories showed that the economy is and mortgage rates, currently around 12 25 be concerned about the extremely weak economic growth while not allowing such showing no signs of reviving. percent for a fixed-rate loan, will stay signals the economy has been sending out a rapid increase Uut it promotes inflation. While that would ordinarily point to a about where they are. this year, the central bank is constrained By controlling the money supply, the need for further easing on the part of the "We are pretty much in a period of in what it can do by the surging growth in central bank Influences the cost of money Fed, the central bank is constrained by the stagnation while the Fed tries to make up the nation's money supply — growth that — interest rates fact that the money supply this year has its mind where to push rates," Wyss said. is raising (ears inflation may come roaring been growing at rates far above its targets. "They can't abandon their just-revised back, these economists say. For most of the past year, the central The Fed already has been forced to money targets by loosening credit, and the bank has been pushing interest rates lower rejigger those targets, but growth has economy looks so sick I don't see how they "The Fed is caught in a nasty trap," said in an effort to revive the faltering can tighten." David Wyss, senior financial economist at remained strong under even the more economy A variety of rates have fallen by lenient constraints. Data Resources Inc , a private forecasting as much as 3 percentage points since last Allen Sinai, chief economist for Shearson firm. fall. While inflation has remained well under Lehman Brothers, said that while he control this year, the concern is that such expects the Fed to take no action at the Because of this dilemma, many analysts The prime rate, the key business lending arc predicting that top Fed policymakers rapid expansion of the money supply will meeting, he believes Fed officials eventu- rate, now stands at 9 5 percent, its lowest send inflation soaring next year. ally will be forced to ease credit conditions will decide essentially to do nothing when level in almost seven years, while home they meet behind closed doors tomorrow to In addition, a further move to push further or face the risk of the economy mortgages have dipped to their lowest interest rates down could send the dollar tumbling into a recession. map future monetary strategy. levels in five years. If this guess turns out to be correct it is falling farther, at a time when the United "By not easing, the economy will not likely that interest rates, which fell sharply But despite the decline in interest rates, States is dependent on a strong flow of revive," Sinai said. "The Fed is eventually through much of the first part of the year, the economy has remained sluggish Over- overseas money to finance its huge going to have to bite the bullet and take the will remain about where they are in all growth, as measured by the gross government deficits. slight risk on re-inflation in order to insure coming weeks. national product, was an anemic 1 percent Buffeted by these cross currents, many sustained growth." Paul A. Volker Protection vs. free trade heats up

dollar will ease the problem but won't I) TOM MUM come close to erasing the trade deficit The Associated Press anytime soon, administration economists WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan concede. administration is moving toward a harder "Until there is a condition established line on international trade policy as It where these countries offer more even girds for a major battle with Congress this access to other markets, it will be very fall over ways to deal with a trade deficit difficult to get the balance of trade back spiraling toward |150 billion. to normal," said Bruce Smart, the On Capitol Hill, where protectionist Commerce Department's undersecretary sentiment has reached fever pitch, some for international trade. 200 trade measures, many which enjoy A major Democratic offering, sponsor- broad bipartisan support, are awaiting ed by Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas and action when lawmakers return next month Reps. Daniel Rostenkowski of Illinois and from their August recess. Richard Gephardt of Missouri, would But despite recent get-tough talk by impose a whopping 25 percent additional administration officials, congressional tax on all goods from countries with a and administration officials agree that gross trade imbalance with the United approval of some of these mersures, States. It would apply to Japan, Brazil, designed to protect beleaguered U.S. Taiwan and South Korea — unless those Industries against imports, seems likely. nations acted promptly to reduce their "There would be a lot of vetoes" if that ASSOCIATED PRESS trade surpluses with the United States. happens, the administration's new trade Japan exported 137 billion more in goods representative, Clayton Yeutter, sug- THE PRESIDENT - Protectionism, to the United States last year than it gested in Tokyo this week. philosophy or politics? imported; the figure could reach $50 Yeutter and other trade officials, while billion for 1985. stressing the administration's long- But the president's Cabinet advisers are standing support for free trade, have been divided on just how hard the adminis- stepping up their demands on foreign tration should come down on the issue. A trading partners to do more to open their decision has already been postponed once. markets to U.S. goods — or face stronger Under the law Reagan must decide the measures. issue by Sept. 1. But private analysts are voicing skep- The outcome could have an important ticism over the administration's jawbon- bearing on pending trade legislation in ing efforts. Congress, where the issue is being closely watched. "There's been a lot of tough rhetoric recently, especially toward Japan, but Critics have contended that the adminis- thus far not many concrete results, " said tration is not doing enough on trade, David Ernst, a trade economist for Evans warning that failure to act decisively to Economics. "I think it's alarming that limit shoe imports could open the con- there is tremendous public suppport for gressional floodgates to protectionist protectionism, but it's a fact of life. The legislation. administration has to do something soon." Most government and private econom- An early sign of how tough the ists agree that the strong U.S. dollar has administration will be in protecting been a major cause of the nation's merchandise trade deficit. ASSOCIATED PRESS domestic industries should come with the president's decision - expected by But despite a \l percent decline over the ANGRY WORDS — Eric Howard, a Union Carbide worker at the plant's Institute, month's end — on whether to impose past six months in the value of the U.S. W Va . attacks the company's Robert D. Kennedy's defense of the company Sunday restraints on shoe Imports. dollar against foreign currencies, the at a meeting ol "People Concerned About MIC," which Kennedy attended The factory nation's trade imbalance remains stagger- The International Trade Commission ing. Last year, imports exceeded exports recently spewed toxic gas over the town, sending scores of people to hospitals and has recommended that the president by a record $123.3 billion and the deficit raising worries abou| long-term health effects. The company has admitted a design impose quotas on shoe Imports to help this year is well on Its way toward the f 150 A CONTENDER Haw caused the leak of the gas MIC protect jobs In toe footwear industry. Shoe billion mark. — Sen. Dan Rostenkowski wants stiff imports now account for 75 percent of the U.S. market. Further declines In the vclue of the tariffs to save domestic industry.

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DIPARTMINT HKADS Under the Bank Secrecy Act, The government also can con- proposed legislation would end the S, AMMEw MANfiAM records must be kept of all banking fiscate undeclared cash crossing the Oaoraa J. Lister, President & Publisher The Associated Press public's financial privacy. and border transactions involving border if It amounts to $100,000 or is FriU Elmendorf, spokesman for William H. Thompson, Editor $10,000 or more in cash All foreign tied to another criminal act. MIAMI (AP) - Drug dealers are the American Bankers Association Prank O. atotton*, Advertising Director smuggling billions of dollars In bank accounts of more than 15,000 "In May, during the course of one In Washington, said his organization illegal profits out of the United must also be registered. outbound operation, we seized $2.7 supports the Idea of making money Chart** I. DaZuttor, Circulation Director States to cover their tracks, some- "We can see where there is a bank million," said Miami Customs Agent laundering a crime, but not by Phillip W. Nloel, Controller times stuffing teddy bears with cash that has unusually eccentric trans- Leon Gulnn. "The interesting thing stripping the public's right to to pass through customs. Still, the is the methods of concealment and Thomas I. Norton, Production Director actions, or we can see where there financial secrecy. Laura A. L«o, Promotion Director money leaves a trail, and the are a lot of transactions In one the ingenuity used to try to get the "The administration bill virtually government is trying to follow It account by different names - all money out of the country." guts the Right to Financial Privacy through bank transactions. sorts of deals that do not make Officers found packet* of tightly Act," Elmendorf said "We don't Officials estimate that between normal commercial sense, but do rolled bills sealed In cans of baby feel you have to do violence to the WANT TO 1UMCRIMT HAVIANIWSTIPT 150 billion and 175 billion Is earned make sense if you are a bad guy," powder, TooUle Rolls, cereal boxes, public's right to financial privacy in Call 542-6880 For Local, Business and Illegally in the United States each said U.S. Customs Commissioner and even teddy bears during the May order to stop money laundering." or 583-5210, Obituaries call our year, and that an estimated IS billion William von Raab. operation, said Customs But Florida Bankers Association 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., City Desk at 542-4000 to 115 billion of that moves into spokeswoman Kitty Pryor. This Executive Vice President John Monday through Friday ext. 200.210.220 ;•, international financial channels. "To put it Into its simplest terms, month alone, agents at Miami Inter- Milstead supports McCoUum's bill, Subscription Rates: national Airport have confiscated The Reagan administration wants if you come across a guy who's got even if it means sacrificing some of Home Delivery: $1.35/week, Lifestyle and Your Town. to change banking laws to give more than $4.! million. a lot of cash, you basically can say the public's financial privacy. Dally & Sunday call 542-4000 ext. 265 [ authorities more access to financial to him, 'Where did you get It?'" von "Its not just dirty figuratively, "the drug Issue has become such Mail delivery slightly higher. Sports 542-4000 [ records. Raab said. but it's dirty literally," von Raab a terribly expensive and socially bad said during a recent trip to Miami. problem, and banks have been put at ext. 295,215, 225 - "It's collected Just like In a church, DIDNTOaTT YOUR PAPIRT the center of it all," Milstead said • Photography 542-4000* in contributions of crumpled dollar If your paper hasn't been "The only concern we have Is that . ext. 246'J' Next, sell them grape jelly bills. And It's hard to handle. One those people who work at banks not delivered by 5:00 p.m., call million bucks weighs about 100 be brought Into question." 542-8880 before 6:00 p.m. for PROaUlM WITH A STORVT market." pounds." same day delivery. The office WASHINGTON (AP) - The Earlier this year the Bank of It is the policy of The Register The Reagan administration la Boston was fined $800,000 for non- Is open from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 people that promoted ham- He stressed the word "sliced" to correct all errors of fact and > backing a bill Introduced by Rep. BUI compliance with the recording re- p.m. Monday through Friday. burgers In Japan and pizza in because the cleaver is the to clarify any McCollum, R-Fla , that would quirements, and the Treasury De- Sunday, If you do not have Hong Kong are trying to get the preferred kitchen tool In China misunderstanding created by strengthen existing laws by making partment has 140 other banks under delivery by 8:30, call us by rice-loving people of China to and bread is hard to cut with a money laundering punishable of up articles. Corrections and Investigation, said Arthur Brill of 10:00 a.m. Include more American wheat In cleaver. to five years In prison and $250,000 clarifications will appear on their diet. the President's Commission on Or- Schneiter has spent 10 years In In fines. ganised Crime. Page 2A. Information should Chinese leaders are being re- the Far East and Is now in charge The biU also would amend the WANTTOADVIRTISIT be directed to the City Desk. ceptive, said one wheat advocate. "We're not going to .lick the of his organisation's work In Bank Secrecy Act to give new problem until every chairman of the Classified Advertising 542-4000 ext. 200. 210, 220. "There's been a high-level China. subpoena powers to the secretary of Department 542-1700 Chinese government decision," board down to the tellers in every the treasury, change wiretap laws bank say we're not going to accept Display Advertising IS YOUR AD INCORRICTT said Fred Schneiter, vice presi- Financed by American farm and alter the Right to Financial dent of U.S. Wheat Associates groups and the Department of the mob's money," said Brill. Department 542-4000 Classified Advertising: Privacy Act to shield financial Moat banks in South Florida have ext. 286 542-1700 "What the government wants to Agriculture, U.S. Wheat As- institutions from Invasion of privacy heeded the law, forcing iruch of the Monday through Friday. Display Advertising: push for the whole country is sociates helped build a model lawsuits. sliced white bread, the same as bakery in Peking that turns out drug money to places like Houston, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 542-4000 ext. 286 Opponents slready concerned Los Angeles and Chicago, von Raab you buy In any American super- 1,500 loaves an hour. about the existing law say the JJL I ht* MONDAY. AUGUST 19, 1985 Life undercover with thugs: Informant risked all to expose motorcycle gang

The DEA gave him motorcycle- near DEA offices and the Canadian ing, roaring 400-strong through red ... You're talking about a whole SEATTLE (API — As a govern- "Can you imagine what would riding lessons and bought him a border. Bandidos members allegedly traffic lights. have happened?" he asks "They bunch of fanatic people who will kill ment informant in the Bandidos Harley-Davidson. In the fall of 1982, stashed their weapons and drugs because of a phone call." motorcycle gang, Alex Caine saw could have buried me right on the he started out at a favorite gang there before entering Canada, not There was a moment of terror for campground. You're talking about Also in 1984, Caine found himself drug and firearms sales, cruelty tavern in Femdale, about 90 miles Caine when the gang decided to give making a deal to set up a topless toward ordinary people and the knowing the house was wired with an armed camp with armed guards, north of Seattle. microphones and cameras. local club secretary-treasurers, in- patrols. . nightclub, funded with DEA money. takeover of a small town All he cluding him, lie-detector tests. But a could do was watch "I zeroed in on one member, a But the plan fell through when small-time (drug) dealer and motor- In August 1984, the Bandidos and guard mentioned the machine didn't "I realized at that moment the Caine was hospitalized with bleeding Now, after 14 people from Wash- cycle mechanic," Caine says. other motorcycle groups took over work and was only a ruse, and extent of the cancer. ... I saw ulcers and collapsed from exhaus- ington state pleaded guilty or were Caine offered the man a job: keep Sturgis, S.D., for their annual meet- Caine's cover remained intact. patches from Texas, the West Coast tion. convicted of distributing drugs and watch while a woman exchanged an illegal possession of firearms, Caine envelope for a package at a highway is thousands of miles from Seattle, considering other offers to work rest stop. Actually, the woman was undercover. an officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the package was Catholic Church urged to focus on Hispanics "I watched a 15-year-old girl taken empty. Regarding migrant workers, by the Bandidos. going off to turn But Caine says he gave the man decline to a more aggressive ap- Hispanic church leaders. WASHINGTON (AP) - A four- many of whom are illegal aliens, the tricks las a prostitute)," he said. $200 for his work and "word spread proach by Protestant fundamentalist In a statement concluding the day national conference of Hispanic delegates called for "the right of "She was sold for 11,000 and a immediately, far and wide, that I churches, as well as failure by the conference, they called for improved generator and then traded for a pair Catholics ended yesterday with calls each worker, man or woman, farm- was good." Catholic church to address His- programs to offer Hispanics op- of chaps (leather leggings). What to focus more of the church's worker, migrant — with or without 1 The Bandidos eventually voted panics' particular needs. portunities for higher education, kind of people would do that' " attention on the nation's growing papers — to receive just wages, Caine into the club, and even made The meeting culminated a series along with "bilingual and bicultural Hispanic population. housing and needed medical ser- Caine's charade for the Drug him an officer, and he rode with of local and regional conferences religious education." Faced with a decline in church vices." Enforcement Administration was them through 1984, ignoring remarks designed to elicit grassroots rec- The Hispanic Catholic leaders participation among traditionally capped in February, when more than about his drinking soft drinks instead ommendations, to help the bishops in endorsed production of television With regard to Central America, Catholic Hispanics, conference del- 80 people in nine states were rounded of beer. When offered a snort of developing a pastoral plan for the and radio programs which "reflect the delegates concluded: "We, as up in one of the biggest indictments egates dealt with a series of issues methamphetamine off a knife blade next five years. our religious, cultural, political and Hispanic people, commit ourselves ever lodged against a motorcycle they hope will encourage Hispanics, to keep him awake, he'd take it to With only 17 Hispanics among the socio-economic reality." to become critically aware of op- who represent 25 percent of the gang avoid suspicion. church's 300 bishops, delegates de- The conference also addressed pressive political and economic sys- Roman Catholic Church, to become An interview with Caine, 36, was Working under close DEA super- cided to focus on bilingual education social and political concerns of tems, as well as of the arms race and more active. published in a copyright story Friday vision, Caine began making drug and training programs intended to Hispanics, including worker's rights, the interventionist foreign policy of in The Seattle Times. buys. He moved to a house in Blaine Conference leaders attributed the promote the development of more and immigration issues. the great powers."

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THE REGISTER/ CAROLINE E COUIO CARL O FORINO REGATTA — Clockwise from top left, The Layton lamily, Arthur, a lormer New Jersey competitor, his wife, Carol, and daughters, Nicole, 12, sitting, and Arlene. 14, ol the Highlands, watch the boats pass by. Racing to victory in the Jersey Speed Skill division of the Red Bank Regatta are Rob Garratano ol Oceanport, and Keith McMullin of An- napolis, Md. The boat, Indian Summer, is owned by Gar- ratano and placed overall in the New Jersey Skiff division. Abbie Watson, 9, Elmer, plugs her ears to the sound ol Ihe power boat engines. A spec- tator awaits the start ot another race. .

fl Branch 223 Fair Haven 239 R»d Bank 239 Red Bank 245 Union Beech 248 Monmouth County 250 Other Public Notices 250 Other. Public. Notices TRACT FOR ROAD MAINTEN- m the premises located at 212 Hall. 32 Monmouth Street, Red iivered to the Borough Adminis- Social Service*. Koitoaki Road Owner may redeem good* by ANCE MATERIALS and opened Linden Drive. Borough of Fair Bank. New Jersey, 07701 not trator and read n public at the NOTICI OF HEARING of the Judgement with the Sec- Freehold Township, New Jersey paying rent and charge* anytime end reed In public by the Busi- Haven and County of Mon- later than 2 00 PM prevailing Council Chambers, Borough m th* Matter of th* Appeal retary of Stale, pursuant to Ihe 233 Long Branch on Wednesday Sept 4 a! ten before the sale ness Administrator or his desig- mouth. New J*rs*y, was ap- timeon August 28. 1985 No Bids Hall, 32 Monmouth Street, Red of provisions of th* Statute snd Re- o'clock In the forenoon lor ihe vised Rules in such case made inspection ai urn* of sal* or by LONG BRANCH nate in the City Council Caucua proved by the Zoning Board of will be received or accepted Bank, New Jersey. 07701 noi W*yrt* H And Maureen Wallace following FURNISHING AND snd provided appointment PUBLIC NOTICE Room, Third Floor, in ihe Munici- Adjustment of the Borough of through the mall. Blda wfll be later than 3 00 p m prevailing Vou are hereby notified that DELIVERY OF ONE 1M8 EIGHT Data of birth 0/21/52 Sal* date la 9/14/88 12 noon OF pal Building. 344 Broadway, Fair Haven at its regular meeting received and entertained only ai time on August 28. '985 No Bids Wayn* H and Mauraen Wallace PASSENGER WAGON WILLIAM T WICHMANN J 8 C AUCTION OF PERSONAL Long Branch, NJ . on Friday held on Thurtday August 1 the place and time as designated will be received or accepted haa appealed to Ihe Planning All bid* win be received at the Aug 19 120 52 ACCESS SELF STORAGE PROPERTY Auguat 30. IMS, et 2 p.m 1985 herein through the mail Bids will be Board ot the Borough of Union time of the bid opening by Ihe 341 Highway 36 Notica it naraby flivtn that prevailing time Aug 19 S5 78 Complete form of the Bids ara received and *nt*nain*d only *i Beach for s Minor Subdivision Chief ot Administrate* Service* Ealontown N J 07724 pj'luint to N J S A 40A 1 2- 13 I Specif'Cationa will be on file in on rile ai the Office of the the place and time as designated and that * Subdivision permitting of uti design** Comptat* speci- 250 Othar Public Notlcas 644-1133 raDraaantatwa lor ir>a City Coun- •he Office of ihe Purchasing 231 Little Silver Purchaamg, 75 Cheetnul Street, herein the earn* la aoughi for pr*mi**s Agent and may be examined by Red Bank. New Jersey, copies of locsied at 848 Aumack Avenue fication! end proposal forma ar* Aug 19, 28 114 40 cil Of the City Of Long Branch will Complete form of Bids ara on on III* in |h* offic* of lh* Mon- NOTICI prospective bidder during busi- NOTICE TO BIDDERS which may be received by pro- Planning Board has fued the racwva Didt orally and publicly Mia ai tha Office of th* Purchas- mouth County Board of Socle' Auction sal* to satisfy unpaid ness hours Bidders may obtain Public Notice is hereby given spective Bidders between ihe third day of September. 1985 at 250 Oth«r Public Notices at auction on Monday Auoual ing Ag*nt. 75 Chestnut Street, Service* and copies may be re- rents and charge*. Unit no 233 26 iwds at 10 00 a m at tna a copy ot Specifications and thai sealed bids will b* received hours of 0 00 am to 4 00 p m Red Bank. New Jersey, copies of Borough Hall, 050 Pooie Avenue. Proposal Forms upon appli- Bidders will use without sny Union Beach. NJ at 8 00 p m as ceived by prospective bidders, r*nt*d in th* name ol Town* ft NOTICI Municipal Building Caucai which may be received by pro- upon application during busi- Country Chevrolet cation to the Purchasing Agent Borough of Little Silver at alteration, amendment or con- the time and place for th* hear- Auction sele to satisfy unpaid Room Third Floor. 344 Broad- spective Bidders between the ness hours Bids must be made The contenia ol Ihe unit will be Proposal must be made on Borough Hall. 480 Prospect Av- dition, the Propsal Form at- ing on said appeal renta and charges. Unit no 817 way Long Branch. NJ houra ol 9 00 a m to 4 00 p m on the proposal lorms supplied sold as S lot and generally con- aiandard Proposal Form and enue, Little Silver. New Jersey on tached to the Specification* The You ar* hereby notified thai rented In the name of Susan Humpaf Said pumpar may Da Bidders will us* without any Th* right Is reserved to reject tains Business recorda mult be" enclosed In a sealed 30 August 1985 at 10 30 A.M Bid Proposal will be completed you ar* privileged to be present QusrantieMo rapactad ai Boro Buaaa 445 alteration, amendment, or con- sny or *II bids it deemed to the Own*r m*y redeem goods by envelope addressed to the Busi- prevailing time, lor the furnishing In the manner designated therein •I said h**rlngend may present The contents ot me unit w»( be SnrawaDury Avanua. dition, the Proposal Form at- mteraei of the Monmouth County paying rent and charge* anyiim* ness Administrator of the City of of on* (1) IMS Dodge Diplomat and required by th* Specifi- any and all objections which you sold as a lot and generally con- tached to the Specification! The Board of Social Services b*for* ih* aale bjainaaa noura. or oy notiring Long Branch at the Office of the Police Cruiser or equivalent to cations. It will be enclosed in a Bid Proposal will be completed may hav* to lh* granting of aald taine Small fan. lamp ft misc Lout* Armour inspection at time of sale or by Mr Roban Mannawri jr al[20i| City Clerk 344 Broadway. Long the Borough of Lima Sllvar De- sealed envelop* . which will be in Ihe manner designated therein permit items Director or Welfare appointment Sale dale Is 741 -05«7 Branch N ,J 07740. The outside livery to be made within 20 day* endorsed by ihe Bidder with his and required by Ihe Specifi- D*l*d August 14. 1985 Owner may redeem gooda by Monmouth County Board 9/14/86 12 noon at ACCESS Trw propany to ba auctioned of ihe envelop* must be clearly or sooner name, eddreea. phone number cations It win be enclosed In a Wayn* H Wallac* paying rent and charges anytime of Social Services SELF STORAGE off la a 1959 Anancar LaFranc* marked BIO ROAD MA- Detailed specification a and and *o marked to indicate the sealed envelope, ehlch will be Aug 19 S9 72 b*lor* ih* Hie Raymond B DeRldder. Esq 341 Hlghwat 35 TERIALS and include the name standard proposal forma ate Itema for which the Bid Is sub- endorsed by Bidder with his inspection *| tlm* of sal* Of by Tarma of tha taia ara Counsel Eatoniown. N J 07724 and address of the bidder II available at tha Borough Clark a mitted Delivery as d**lgnat*d in n*mm. addreea, phone number, appointment Sal* date I* la) A minimum bid of 247 Regional Notices Aug IS, 28 S24 48 544-1 naug 19 8 28 $13 86 mutt be accompanied by Bid Se- Office between the houra ot 9 Paragraph 2 above All blda must and so marked to indicate tha 9/14/88 12 noon *| •2,000 00 win b* r*quir*u Bid- ACCESS SELF STORAGE ding man b* in increments ot curity in the form of cash. or. A M and 5 P.M . weekdays. Sat- be accompanied by a Bid Bond Itema for which the Bid la aub- MONMOUTH REGIONAL HIGH NOTICI 341 Highway 36 On* hundred dollars ($100 00) certified chech or bid bond, urday. Sunday and Holidays •*- or Certified Check drawn to the mined Delivery *a designated in SCHOOL 250J>ther Publk Notices drawn to the order of "City of order of the Borough of Red Auction eel* to satisfy unpaid Eatoniown N J 07724 lb> Am) bid ahali b* con- cepted. Paragraph 2 above All Bids 535 Tinton Avenue Long Branch' for not less than Bank for not less than (10H) ten •UPERlOfl COURT rents and chargea, Unit no 317 644-1113ug 19 8 28 114.40 diionclly accepted until ap- Bids must be submitted on must b* *ccomp*ni*d by a Bid Tinton Fells, New Jersey 07724 ten (10) percent ol the amount of percent of Ihe amount Bid Fail- OP NIW JERSEY rented In tha name of Sharon proved by the City Council Bond or Certified Check drawn NOTICE TO BIDDERS tha bid. except that the check not ure to comply with any item listed LAW DIVISION rfc) A nv'imum depots of ten enclosed in a seated envelop* to th* ord*r of th* Borough of The Monmouth Regional High 250 Other Public Notices exceed $20.000 00 A Consent of in the Specific*lions or Instruc- MONMOUTH COUNTY The contenra ol ihe unit will be percent < io~i) ot the bid ih«n be bearing In* name and address of Red Bank. New Jersey for noi School Board ot Education. Tin- Surety from a Surety Company none to Bidders may be causa DOCKET NUMBER sold as a lot and generally con- required in cash bank checx or such bidder, sddreeaed to the I*** than (10%) ten percent of Ion Fills. NJ, h*r*by Invltn th* NOTtCI must also be provided Th* Sure- 'or rejection of th* Bid L47MS IB tains certified check drawn to the Borough Council, Borough of LH- th* amount of the Bid Failure to submisalon of bids tor furnishing Auction sele lo satiety unpaid ty Company must be llc*na*d to Submission of Bids will be tha following Civil Action Chair, table crutches ft misc rente and charge* Unit no. 315 Ord*r ot the City ot Long Branch tie Silver, N.J., and must be ac- comply with any Hem Haled In th* items 1 do bu*m*as m the Stste of New ORDER •no payable at the time of me companied by a certified check considered aa acknowledgement Specifications or Instructions to TRANSPORTATION ROUTES r*nied In th* name of Otenda Jersey, and must also provide a FOR FINAL JUDOEMENT Owner may redeem gooda by auction, with the remaining sum or bid bond payable to the by Ihe Bidder thai he will comply Bidders may be cause for rejec- Bids will b* r*ceiv*d until certified copy of this certificate of DOLORES QENCARELLI PRO paying r*nl and charge* anytime payable wiihm twenty (20) daye Treasurer of the Borough of Lit- fully with Chapter 127 of Public tion of th* Bid 10 00 a m prevailing time on The content* of the unit will be authority SE before the eel* after the auction tle Silver in the sum of not ktaa Law aa approved June 23 1075 Submission of Bids will b* con- August 29, 19S5 in ihe office of sold aa a lot and generally con- Blda ara required to comply 588 LINE ROAD Inapecllon al time of *ala or by id) it ahaii be the aoia and than 10% of the bid but shall not Vendors requiring copte* of sidered as acknowledgement by the School administrator/Board tains witn the requirements of P L HAZLET. NEW JERSEY 07730 appointment , absolute '•••ponstbility of the be less than SI,000 th* Bid Documents through the th* Bidder that he will comply Secretary al which time and Living room ft bedroom furniture 1975. c, 127 and PL 1977. c. 33 TEL 736-6478 Sale date le 9/14/85, 12 noon at •ucceatfui bidder lo arrange The Borough Council reserve* U.S. Malls must first forward s fully with Chapter 127 of Public place all blda will be opened and plus miec item* The Business Administrator of IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI- ACCESS SELF STORAGE transportation of Mid vehicle the right to reject any and all blda check In tha amount of twenty- Law aa approved June 23, 1985 read publicly. Owner may redeem goode by the City Council reserve* the CATION OF DOLORES QEN- 341 Highway 36 from Ita preeeni location Re- or to waive any informalities dollars (120) payable to the Vendors requiring copies of Speciticationa and bid forma paying rent and charge* antlme right lo require a complete Borough of Red Bank, New Jer- CARELLI FOR LEAVETO Ealomown. NJ 07724 mo»|l mull be completed within where such informality • not th* Bid Documents through the may be obtained from the Busi- 644-1113 before the **te financial and experience state- sey to the Purchasing Depart- CHANGE HER NAME FROM five (5) daya from receipt of bill ol detrimental to the best interests US. Malls must rirat forward a ness Office, Monmoulh Regional Aug 19, 26 (4 Inspection at time of sale or by ment from prospective bidders DOLORES QENCARELLI TO K •ale or certificate of title from the of the municipality ment. check in the amount ot twenty- High School. 535 Tinton Avenue appointment showing they have satisfactorily DOLORES JENKINS city. In consideration of the blda. Michael J. Arnone, Mayor dollars ($20) payable to the Tinton Falls. NJ Sale date is 9/14/86, 12 noon al completed work of • similar Aug 19 S24 84 Bidders are required to comp- Dolores Qencarelll, having this NOTICI ACCESS SELF STORAGE (e) Said vehicle n add aa n, the Borough Council will con- Borough of Red Bank. N*w Jar* ly with the requirements ot P L 19th day of July mad* appli- Auction sale lo satisfy unpaid 341 Highway 35 without any warranties •«• sider experience for repairs by sey to th* Purchasing Depart- Proposal Forms or Specifi- 1975. c 127, end PL 1977. c 3 cation to this Court, by duly Veri- rente and charge*. Unlo no Ealontown. NJ 07724 preeeed or implied, including Ihe Borough and aleo the inven- ment. cations or before awarding the 239 Red Bank The Board ot Education r»- fied Complaint for • Judgement 1307B ranted In the name of 644-1113 warranties of m*rcnanlibillty or tory of parts and accessories on Aug 18 S29.62 contract The right la also re- B*rv*s th* right to select sny authorizing h*r to Chang* her Carlos Ima.ry Aug 19.28 816.12 Mnee* for any particular purpose hand by Ihe Borough tor Dodge NOTICE TO BIDDERS served lo reject any or all bids to combination of bids or to award nam* from Dolor** Qencererll to Th* contents of the unit will be Or *tn*sa 'Or the uee com- Diplomat v« hie let tt now owns NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN increase or decrease the quan- th* contract in part or whoi*. and Dolores Jenkins, and II appear- sow a* a lot and generally con- tempiated bv the Purchaser BV ORDER OF THE MAYOR THAT SEALED BIDS WILL BE tities in |h* manner designated In 250 Other Public Notices to waive any informalities in or lo ing to the Couri thai aha has 250 Other Public Notices If) The City reserves the nghi AND COUNCIL RECEIVED BY THE MAYOR AND the Specification! refect any and all blda If deemed compiled with all the provisions Furniture and mlec items 10 'eject eny and an b

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Maeve puts MOVIE TIMETABLE Ferdie's cat on leash and has the cat lead her to where Jack, D J and Ryan are being held Maeve arrives Inlormallon tor th* movla timetable la FREEHOLD CINEMA 9- Return ol the Living Deed (R) Ram mat 1 00. and sets the trio free just before the provloao oy theater operators Sine* movtee ere Coooon (PO-13) 1:00. 7 ». 9:46 7 30. 9.25 boiler explodes Realizing Roger eubleci to Chang*, it la recommenoeo mat reed- FREEHOLO CINEMA 9- MI001.EB*)OOK II- ere call th* thaat** 1O confirm correct Urn** Yaar of In* Dragon |R) 1 00. 7 20. 9:50 European Vacation [PQ 13) Rain mat 1:00. manipulating Katie's memory. Dave MOMMOifTH COUNTY FREEHOLD CINEMA 9- AaiADUH TOWNBHIP 7 46. 9 45 tells him to stop all hypnosis Pat Tn* Brld* (PO-13) 1 00. 7 29. 9 45 RED BANK • TRATHMOM CINEM* I FREEHOLD CINEMA •• BED BANK MOVIBB I- suggests that the accident in which SI Elmo • Fir* (P.) 7 20. S:3O Summar Ft*ntal (PO) 1 00. 7 35. 9 25 European Vacation (PQ-13) Rein met 1 00. STMTHMOM ClwBMA II FREEHOLD CINCMA 9- 7 45. 9 46 Katie was injured be reenacted Ooontee IPOI 7 10. 9 20 Bach to th* Future (PO) 1 00, 7 25, 9 46 BCD BANK MOVIES II- AeauNV RT 9 CINEMA I- LWHC I-THEATI*!- Prtnrs Honor (R) Rain mat. 1:00. 7 30. 10:00 SANTA BARBARA: Men and n*tum ol m* Living CMad (R) Ram mat. 100. All-male edun filme (XXX) contlnuoua from 9HREWB*URV PLAIA CINEMA I- Cruz reconcile Santana tells C.C. noon through 11 30 p m RT 9 CINEMA II- Voluntawa (R) 1 00. 3 10. 5 20. 7 40, 1000 LVMC H-TMEATHE Europaan Vacation (PQ-13) Rain mat. 1:00, 9MPJEWeaURT PLA2A CINEMA II that Mason is no good Kelly still All-girl, eduil films (XXX) continuous from 7 40. 9 40 Follow thai Bird 10) 1:30. 3:30; Rael O*n,u> noon through 11 30 p.m. RT 9 CINEMA III- unable to remember her love for PAP.K CINlMA (PQ) 5:30, 7:30, 9 M P**-W**'a Big Adventure (PO) Rain mat. 1 00. 9H«WB»URY PLAZA Cll Nick Brick decides to bring Amy Two hot new elrelght films (XXX) contlnuoua 7 35. 9 30 from noon through 11 30 p.m. Iw of th* Dragon IK) 120. 4:20. 7:15. 9:50 home Christie refuses to name her RT 9 CINEMA IV- ATUUmc HtOHUNDS Voluntaere |R) Rain mat 1 00. 7.30. 9:30 UIDOLEBEI COUNTY rapist Mason not interested in ATLANTIC CINEMA I- MAZLET OooniealPOl III, IX •MOM Gina's advances ROUTE 11 DRIVE-IN MINLO PARK I- ATLANTIC CINEMA II Return of the Living D**d |R) 9 30, Nightmare European Veoatlon IPO-13) 1 30. 3:20. 7 20. St Elmo s Fire (R) 7 20. 9,30 on am St. (Ft) 10:20 IATOHTOWN 900. 10 40 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: COMMUNITY I- MtNLO PARK CINEMA 11- Rider and Danny arrive on scene and Pee-Wee s Big Adventure IPO) Rain met. 1 00. HOWIU. Year of the Oregon IP.) 1:40. 4:40. 7:40. 10:00 7 36. 9 30 release T R from lion's cage When The Bride IPO-131 7 20 936 COMMUNITY II- Cocoon (PO-13) 1 35. 3:40. 5 45. 7 50. J 55 TR rushes to Rider's arms, Danny Back to the Future (PQ) Rein mat 1 00, 7 M. COUNTRY- 946 Volunteera |R) 7 30. 9.35 CINEMA it is heartbroken When Bela has alibi, CACT BDUNaWrCK LONO BRANCH Summer Rental IPO) 2 00. 3 45. 6 30. 7 30. LONO BRANCH I- 930 TR realizes the person trying to BHUMBWICX BOUASW CINEMA I- 9OMERBET COUNTY Follm. mat Bird (01 I 30. 3 30 Hamoo IN) volunleera (R) Rein mat 1 00. 7 30. 9 35 LONO BRANCH II- murder her is still on the loose 9 30. 7 30. 9 30 RUTOSRS PLAZA CINEMA I emiNBWKK BOUAM CINEMA II The Bride (PG-13) Rain mat 1 00, 7 40. 10 00 Quinn plans to make Sara a star MIDOLETOWN Yeer of the Dragon (R) 1 50, 4 30. 7 20. 9:45 the recently released movie "The volunteers |R| 1 45. 3 60. 0 60 7 58. 10 00 nUTOERB PLAZA CINEMA II THE BRIDE - Rock singer PeatCHOLD UA MIDOLETOWN 1- Learning of Liza's engagement to Beck to the Future (POI 1 IS. 3:30. 5 45. 6 00. Beck to the Future (PO.) 1 00, 3 10. 5.16, 7 25. Sting, right, as Dr. Frankenstein, Bride." a remake ol "The Bride ol PIICCHOLO CINEMA 9- 9:30 Hogan, TR becomes hysterical Stu FoWw met Bird |O) I 00. Fright Night (R) 1 30. 1000 grabs his gorgeous creation. Frankenstein " UA MIDOLETOWN II nUTOERB PLAZA CINEMA III also against Liza and Hogan marry- Volunteere (R| 2:00. 4:00. 6 00. a 00. 10 00 Follow that Bird 90} 2 00. 4 00. Real Qeniue Jenmler Beats, in a scene from ing Seeing Liza and Hogan together, UA MIDOLCTOWN III- (PQ) 0:00. 900. 1000 The Bnde (PO-13) 1:00. 3 16. 5:10. 7:20. 9:30 P.UTOER. BS IPLAZA CINCMA IV- Sunny grabs scissors and prepares to UA MIDOLETOWN IV Summer Rental (PO) 1 30. 3 30, 6:30. 7:30. stab Liza. Lloyd continues on in Pee-Wee e Big Adventure IPO) 1:46. 3:46. 9:30 6 46, 7 46. 9:46 RUTOWRB PLAZA CINCMA V France UA MI0OLET0WN V- The Bride (PO-1311 20. 330. S 35. 7 60, 10:00 Return of the Living Dead |R) 1 30. 140, I PLAZA CINCMA> 1VI- YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Town library closing Voium I (R) 1 16. 3:36.. 5 3030,. 7.40. 9:60 UA MIDOLETOWN VI- MPAAI--\ RATINO- 9 CROSSWORD With the dying Brent at her home. FoMow met Bird (Q) 1 15. Summer Rente! (PO) o> — a* Friday for afternoon 3:16. 6:16. 7 15, 8 15 Kaye asks Ashley to visit her father UA MIDOLCTOWN VII 17 not ex*- A furious Ashley spews venom at Coooon (PQ-13) 1 000. . 3:200.. 6:30530.. 7:46..10:00 OCCAM TOWNBIH1 P ACROSS 1 Kaye for even bringing the man back The Red Bank Public Library will BEAVWW UAR MA I 1 Shaping into Genoa City In the lab. Ashley Fright Night (R) 1:00. 3 10. 5:20. 7.46. 1000 close at 1 p.m. Friday, Aug. 23, to BEAVtEW BOUARE CINBMA It- machine r r r r T realizes that Mergerone's new per permit cleaning of the carpet. The Summer Rente! IPO) I 30. 3:30. 5 30. 7 30. 6 Atlag* furre is really the formula she • 30 ii T library will reopen Monday, Aug 28, 10 Shoo! perfected for Jabot Ashley heads for 14 Audibly i F at 9 a.m. ?0 I • Victor's to ask him about the new 15 Drill product, but learns he has left for 16 Biblical weed ma Europe Kong's friendship with Amy 1' Enchants F It Parrot B iffl surprises Tyrone Wanting Lauren to 20 Chemical go onstage alone, Sean spikes Dan- M 14 I tndlng 1 • t• ny's soft drink. Unaware that Danny 21 —beehefliind has been rushed to the hospital. [CARPET ol (tamp) Lauren goes onstage alone, believing 22 Golden brown ]- he's been detained After her solo Specials 24 Geometric concert, Lauren receives ecstatic •hap* t Chicken or S/195 response from audience. A recording 25 Rlpley'9 §188 agent seeks Lauren out for a solo VMI Parmigiana *i|»» Believe II - " •l^l J •RHHRI " eerved with ealad, epaghent, 26 Agreement Mil contract In the hospital, a seriously breed end butter 29 Aromatic ill Danny is told he may never be r JS Op«M OeWy 11-1 AM tun 12-10 PM able to sing again With the seeds 32 Baby carriages s? 1 I mZinm " **" SSXlmm ggl. --. 33 Newspapers "• planted in his mind that Andy was ^^•""•*" ajTSjw"" WIMW mi and radio [it 1 1 "1 aaa»eP Jill's lover, John asks Andy a variety 34 Old card gam* f of personal questions. (201) 686-720" 35 M.lon 59 1 1 1 B^aaT 38 Plumed bird ln E l 37 Civil disorder t9d5 TriDunt Media Servioast. ct taBBMNjjT lew cm i ^ ^t-"" All Righlt Reserved 38 Celtic N*ptun* 8/19/85 38 Endurea YsiUrdiyi Pu*:lt Solved I t*mntmi »n si Mart It. 40 Sheriffs 4 Shack group 5 Copy cor- ULJUJL1 HLJUUU UUUU Carl t. Quaftlia SEs""- 5S?,.1: 41 January 6 rectors [Jl'lUl'l UULIUU Ul'Jl'IVJ to torn* 6 Moderate Hill.Ill LIIIL...L. LUIUU R.P. •A 747-1586 43 Lost color 7 Cast a ballot llllMlllJUUH I'JUUlilitl 44 Some students 8 Belor* UJULJH U^ULJ PEOPLE AND MEDICINES 45 Rodents 9 Curb SOME LIKE IT HOTI 46 Grain b*ard 10 Machine pert UUIJl'llJH I.IIJUIJUIIIIU ATLANTIC STRATHMORE 48 Classify 11 Economic ULJUUU MIJIJUII Ull'Jll Evr rybody lull a ditferenl tolerance to heat Some people no matt TWIN N1 OMn TWIN y.J4U, 49 Toup** system LJIJUH LIMI'IUU I'lUJllU temperature leem to be coo] and unruffled Other*. iLarl to wilt at the flnt ATLANTIC HWV U siim ol warm weather Dni|i, too, react to temperature charujei In difterenl 52 Vientiane's 12 Neighborhood UULJ Ul'lIJtll'l UIJL1HU wayi With aome medlcinei. ipeclal >lora|e precaulloni mini be Uken to HICHLANOS ABIHIlffN country 13 Aquatic bird LIIIMUULJUH UIJUUUH mmre that a sudden chan|e in temperature does not occur and eHect the 53 Surrender 18 Sell LH'llJH IIUIL'JU potency of the drug ALL SEATS $2.50 58 Chills and 23 Sweneonol tlliJI.U'llitl I.IUIIUlJl'lUl'J Part ol (he professional knowledge and responsibility of your pharmacist la to fever "Benson" know about the characteristic! of the drugs he has In the pharmacy and to see U1UL4U UUU^li UUllU thai they are properly protected Every prescription (hat reaches you mull be 57 Tresses 24 Singer Perry al IU fullest strerurth 58 Poe't bird 25 Church I'liiun nut-Hill ULIUU SLELMOS YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a delivery. 59 Relax calendars iJl'HJU UUliUkJ UULJLi We will deliver promptly without extra charge A great many people 80 Flth-eatlng 26 Ruseel It one I/1I/I9 rely on us lor their health needs We welcome requests for delivery bird 27 Boring one service and charge accounts 61 Exercise 28 Unpredictable 37 Ew. capital 47 Craze ABUMTIM. Dtstrltuer fer (Miner Ottemy Preeecu 29 Commuters' 39 Hone 48 Gyrate STEVEN SPIELDERG Presents DOWN boat 40 Portrait 49 Breaker Skrewabeiry Pharaiacy 1 Intertwine 30 Snare 42 Spiced drink 50 Roman road THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS 2 Author Paton 31 Canted 43 Grim* 51 Sir Broe. SI 741-4174 Shrewsbury i THeGOONJeS 3 Drink to 33 Intends 45 Watered silk 54 Swiss river PmcrlpUeB Ckemlsls Free Dellv excess 38 Migraine 48 Winged 55 Careless Join the odvgnture. SAl SUN MA 11N11 Al 2 The Register 8B COMICS MONDAY. AUGUST 19, 19B5

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Classified. .ACTION LINE 5421700 =INDEX= Public Notices Siluallons Wanted Mais. 55 Peta and Livestock. 77 Buildings/Oarages 108 Camping Equipment 153 rect insertion ol any advertisment (Leflila) Slluallom Wanted AUcratL 76 Wanted to Rent 110 Recreational Vehicles 154 and only when it materially affects Male/Female 56 Swap or Exchange 79 the value of the ad. II it contains an Special Noticaa Child Cars/Nursery Bicycles/Mini Blkea 60 Real Estate lor Sale Automotive error call classified All ads are re- Sports Equipment 61 stricted to their proper classification Loll and Found Schools 57 130 Wanted Automotive 220 Swimming Pools 62 Open Houses and set in the regular Daily Register Special Nolicei 63 Houses lor Sale 131 Construction Equipment. 230 Trival-Tr«n»portBtion 12 Financial CBa. Electronics 240 style ol type Right is reserved to 84 Condominiums/Town Auto Financing- edit or reject any copy or ad Inilrucllon Bualneu Opportunity 61 Merchandise Wanted Auto Insurance- 250 _ 15 Price Buster 65 Houses- . 132 Mortgages _ 62 Income Property. 133 Auto Rent/Lease 260 Bualneaa Directory Money To Loan 63 Real Estate Rentals Farm Property- 134 Auto Servlces/Parts- 270 TO PLACE Builnaaa Service 21 Money Wanted 64 Commercial Property- . 135 Molorcycles 280 YOUR Apartments 101 136 Trucks and Trailers 290 Arta 4 Cralts 22 Industrial Property CLASSIFIED Merchandise Houses lor Rent 102 Lots and Acreage 137 Autos For Sale ^ 300 Employment Rentals to Share 103 Mobile Homes , 138 AD Merchandlae lor Sale. 71 Winter Rentals 104 139 Help Wanted Male or Female Cemetery Lots READ YOUR AD CALL THE Oarage/Yard Sale - 72 Summer Rentals. 105 Real Estate Wanted 140 , 51 Machinery For Sale 73 Furnished Rooms 106 THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE Babyemino/Chlld Care 52 Rental Service- 74 Nursing/Retirement IT APPEARS! S42-1700 Domeatic Help 53 Farm Equipmei 75 107 Recreational MONDAY-FRIDAY Situation! Wanted Female 54 Homes- The Daily Register will not be re- Auction Sales _ 76 Commercial Rentals. 108 Boats and Accessories sponsible lor more than one incor- 8:30-4:56

23t Heisbl* on our day 4 eve- willingness to learn Musi b* Aa a eervtoe lo our community M2-IH0 CREDIT CARD — Intarvtawera to physically tit ft hav* s good driv- ment experience Red Bank Tire Tha Dally RaglaMr la oftaring a AGGRESSIVE 2M-&500 ning shift* If interesied aend re- Co . 747-3404 SUMMER JOBS CARPENTER CONTRACTORS promote Seara Credit Carda m lume about your**) to: Univer- ing record 463-5160 after 5pm FREE 3-llna FOUND ad lor 4 Mliddletown 4 N«w Brunawlck sity Graphics. 11 Weal Av*.. At- LAWN SERVICE — assistant day* under our Loal S Found AUTO With mauranc* n**o«d for cua- MECHANIC - For Condo Asaoc lom homoa CaH *v**, 367-47*5 Storoa Opportunity to mah* lota lantic Highlands, NJ 0771S. Rumson-Fair haven area Full- ft Do you want to spend your sum- daaairicatlon AMBITIOUS of money tor th* tight poraon Ann Editing D*Pt pan time positions thru Dec Call Knowieg* ol small anginas re- Tha RagiaMK appraciaksa your MECHANIC mar on th* beach but aarn $70- CARPENTbRS Attractive appoaronco a mull anar 6 p.m. 642-7381 quired Fringe benefits Apply in $150 * w**k working in our l*t«- noneery a win do Ha part in find- Apprantto* Laborara Fl*Mlbl* hours, be your own person. Shadow Lake Vlllag* pg ameting firm need* For buay aarvtc* aUtton ELECTRICIANS HELPERS — LAWN TECHNICIANS phon* sales program part time'' tha Original ot 10 ai-vp sett-motivated people CaH avnlnQ* M7-«7m I Call Mr* Schneider Exp or eager to learn Residen- Middictown. 842-95*0 Will train but must have a good $12 PER HOUR 871-3*00 •*. 2«O Leading lawn service haa MEDICAL ASSISTANT - ~Fuil- a ua at Ma. 1700 to work from convenient flt 35 CARRIERS - Noaoad In HaxiM. tial wiring Good opportunity lor full/part time opening* in telephone voice Pleasant work- Monday NNeee r Seere Critic* Evening noucot*ni after 6PM M2 4000 BAKER TRAINEE ^- no •»- mechanical ability (or devef *if led LIQUOR CLERK 4 STOCK — ex- 2pm daily 'inaaiona aluddad collar Vicinity p*Hi*nc* r>*C****ry Muat b* 11 54* Pan*n Aw* , Long Branch duties Call 747 5614 For ap- tlm* Exp preferred Com Sycamore Ami naar Pkwy over Equal Opportunity Employ** Established Data Entry Service perience, over 21, evenings a petMiv* aalary Fringe b*n*fiis PART-TIME - Need 10 people Call 530-0931 CARRIER WANTED NOW Co na* immediate openirms lot weekend* Apply 78 Bethany MM Call MJ-0032 ASSEMBLER/OPERATOR Call 741-34303 10 am-6 pm or with spars tim* Ideal for house- BOOKKEEPER — For Inaurano* LICROFT experienced Key Punch Oper- FARM HELP Road. HeUat wlt*. retlr** Earn up to S75-S1O0 LOST - Dog Ana k) Taddy Injection molding machine op*f- Oirl or boy. 11 /«*ra otd or oto*« 741-3600* pm-10am Agoncy Matura mindad p*raor< ator* for permanent full and pan Part iima/Fuii urn* uOCAL CONTRACT CLEANING MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Buay wk 204-3244 or 741-1140 Oa/k brown, light brown pawa itoti needed for 2nd anlft Muat b* willing w train to b* to dolivar Th* R*gl*Hf on an tlm* portions on 2ND 4 3RD ftrnlht on chaat Medium eiie Opm 1 1pm| a 3rd Shlfl (1 Ipm Packing Produce COMPANY - Looking for part office 2-3 day* Exp d preferred PART TIME — Need extra cash? cuatom*f aarvtoa rapraaantativ* •atabiiahad roul* in th* vicinity ahttta K*y-to-dl*c experience s Call M8-426* time evening and morning help Work on home phone program Mull Kaonaburg araa REWARD 7sm)64toslan Noup tec of comm*rciaJ and paraonal lln* ol Hor***ho* Way. Spring Oar- plus Excellent aalary, including Send reeum* to Box T-4*6. Th* 4SS-IM7 »'y Co paid benefits Appikpply, tn Qood aac«atana> akIHa r*qulr*d don Road and Orchard Hill Drlv* FOOD SERVICE WORKERS - n Haxtet are* Can Register Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 Flexible Earn up loSIO per hour shin differential plus benefit* I-600-392-404* Call Evelyn. 2**-^**___ LOST - water aki Cypraaa Oar. parson Basic Ltna Inc rirvdua- Can 191-0477 ciNM^UN p*ck*g* tor fuH timer* Cell lor Part-time, t* 70 per hr Apply in or call 671-3220 eena-Ock Pop* J- In trial Dr interview appointment peraon between 9 a m -12 p m . LOCAL CONTRACT CLEANING PART-TIME aOYS/QIRLS CARPTER INSTALLERS - H*lp- Aug 20-23, Shore Regional High L P N/Medrcal Assistant - Full Bhrawabury Nhwr on S/la/SS D6NTAL ASSISTANT - For *r wantad Mu*1 h*w* driver • CO — Looking tor part and lull- time tor Pediatnc office Middte- NEWSPAPER HOME DELIVERY MEN/WOMEN School. Monmouth Park Hwy . tlm* evening Supervisots Must town area Padiairic *xp pwese oas T4T-7aBa Specialty Pracuoa x-ray itcewtaa Ou* to a rapid) growth w* hava noanaa Wimng to M*cn rtgh\ CMF CORP. Weal Long Branch. N J Equal Sunday only 5-8 a m Estab- WKMng to train raoant OA poraon a trad* Call m-*4»7 hav* mlntmun of 2 yr* *xp 2 preferred Send resume 10 Box lished roulOS No collecting LOST - Man • gold NYU ring Khoot gradual* Qood aalary * •arty morning n*w*paff*r routaa Opportunity Employer trana Call 1-*00-392-o94S Z 464 The Register. Vicinity K-Mart. Haikat. or Brad avauabia IN YOUR AREA Call CASHIER/CLERK - Pari-tim* MATAWAN Mult have car 747-2143 " B««a 747HQt i •0O-242-0S50 today H you FOR JANITORIAL SERVICE - Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 PART TIME RECEPTIONIST — lee a MlddkMOwn S/12/M R#- ;2) ntghU MMtridi 4 Mll-mi 583-3660 Eve*. Mon thru Frt Starting time, want money, priaa* and aMtraa MONMOUTH COUNTVAREA^ Dental office 3 or 4 * days, will ASSISTANT MANAGER - Alao WW li-am Apply Junction Ltquof DELI HELP WANTE0 - Eaton- •-12 CaH 767-—2* Adurta mutt nava a ceV 544 Main SI . Mtord MAILROOM Manager Trainees Fortune 500 train Red Bank are* Sand re- maiura aalaapfaona FuH and STAR LEDGER f 1 IN JERSEY town Lunch-early *ven.r.rwi*-S*w i Company an *• psns.on program sum* to Box T-463 Th* Regu- pari-Uma for )*w*lry ttora Can urday* Oood pay 5424784 5 FRAMER •34 lOMof 5U-2O00 HELP WANTED need* managara Paid while lar Shrewabury, NJ 07701 BURGULAR DELI COUNTER HELP - Some training into S40.000 program PART-TIME - Help needed in LOST — Toy Mancnaetar Terrier CLASSIFIED FULLTIME into 4 Inlarviewa at 10am sharp. •>p pretarred No night* Apply PRINTS N THINOS la tootling lor Midnight shift, 1 to 3 marking dept Only 9 30-130, -Dtna m Matewan arae Heart ALARM in poraon Norman's DM, 13S Wed . Aug 2iat al tha Coach 4 4 1 30-5 30 Thurs 4 Fn nights broken family Pwward CLASSIFIED a full Dm* framer with some *•- Reeiaurant Rt 33 Higntitown at Broad St, Red Bank Mrtence in framing or art related days per week de- 5 30-9 Sun noon-5 Apply al ses-47K>U« t dodtcalod laacnor lor bo- laadar in tlr* and auto Sarvtc* 1 Country Club Apt* . Eaton town Mini MMd* 7T5-3S40 N-406. The Regist** Hwy 36. MAINTENANCE IMCHANK? — 7-3 and 3-11 ahift wot kends Working oondltlona ara first fat* DENTAL HVOENI8T - W* rwod Apply in peraon Mon -Fn 10-12 Apply in person Mon-Fn 10-4 »rwvara * up n»-4«?0 2 Stony HtM Apt* . Eatontown CLERK TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 PVC compounding company noon or 1 30-3 p m Moimdei all Ina way artd w* Mn provide ih* boat hygenieli for young looking tor dependable Claas A Arnold Waller Nursing Ho-ne atfdad training to haap you top*. - Rod Bank ara* H you ara pr*w*nnv* dental pracuc* Both FURNITURE WORKROOM — Convaieecent Cenler. IS* Hwy 622 South Laurai Ave H,Mitt SINGLES BOWLING wWHng io work 4 haw* **C typing mechanic with electrical back- 34. Holmdal •n your field FO* inl*rvww pKon* 542-8880 our hygemata ar* moving out ot Helper Valid driver's license re- ground to (oin our alaff Excellent Bored with bars? Bui Catock al ft?i-24is. Majn- akHta. good pftona tachntqu*. state W* need lull-time and PART-TIME — Mature CARRIERS - Naadad in Hail** • up pr*«arr*d Sand r*aum* 4 quired WW tram Year round pay and benefit*, plus overtime EXPERIENCED OIL BURNER short order cook 20-30 hrs Sick of «p«? Sal Ooodyaar la an Equal Op- pan-tim* top quatiTy people Call employment Apply Slberstein Plea** contact Don Schwan *t portunity t-mptoyar ara* Muii b* athMat it ya old aalary raqutr*m*nt* lo Bom now *71-**1* Servicepereon wanted Apply m parson Oublinar F»uo, CallJotn M2-1B86 CH WftliO T-4M. Tha) 426 Broad Si. Shrewsbury 93*-6**0 Call 741 -0554 between 7am-5pm Shr*wabury. NJ 07TQ1 DENTAL ASSISTANT — For GARDNER — Full-rime Oood buay orthodontic practice In Lit- fringe benefits Salary com- CLERK/TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST tt* Silver I am looking tor • mensural* wtth *xp Call tor — R*d Bank inaurano* Agency bright personable end energetK. appt Shadow Lake village, Word proooaatng up h«tptul poraon who can work w*il with Mtddletown 642-0660 Job *oUHa an*w*«lr>g pftoin** people and who is wtHlng to do proparmg pottoiea, ate Bxvnta dental end front offto* work This GAS PUMPER WANTED M/F Call 741-2*00 for Mt*rvk»w (oo is * wonderful opportunity to Starting $4 hr Apply Duckworth participate in all aspects ol a Sunoco Station. 741-4927 NURSING/MEDICAL CLERK — Day*. port-Mm* _ modem orthodontic practice GAS STATION ATTENOENTS — BRIDGE ADVICE work in liquor *lor* 4 Own Cail FuH or pert-time Cell for Inter- Full/part-time All shifts Muat be 542-T72T view between 6 4 4 Mon . Tue* . 16 Apply in person Airport Plaia Thurs or Frt , 741-60*0 POSITIONS AVAILABLE When both sides bid up to slam, if you bid two clubs (Stayman CLERICAL HELP — Knowfdo* Texaco, HatkM. NJ of computor aaaanaaJ ngni DENTAL ASSISTANT - full GLAZIER — Experienced Convention) in the attempt to find typing Waakanda required time No eve* Chair eldeaxp X- Call Doors R Us Olaa* tt'i often hard to tell whose hand it >4/hr Call 741-4131 for appt DAYS • EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME It. In this situation, the expert a fit at spades, you may allow the ray Itoona*. Ca* *71-1*>S 4*6-2*28 COLLEGE STUDENT — or w»M- DEPENDABLE - Reaponalb** GROOM ERS ASSIS- uaually bids on rather than risk next player lo bid two diamonds or •ng lo laarn construction/ peraon to ait with Nanny while I TANT/BATHER — Full time All RNs • GN's • LPN's • GPN s • AIDES double two clubs; and the oppo- carpfrtry work Pau., 69Q-VJ72 00 out CaH 642-2146 breed dog 4 cal grooming CaH letting the opponent! make a slam. CONCTRLtCTlON COMPANY - 5*3-9450 *-5 p m PHYSICIANS • MEDICAL TECHNICIANS • MEDICAL SECRETARIES, itc nent* may then find a cheap sacri- Hiring poopt* for pip* cr*w DISPATCHER - Part-time, to. When today's hand waa played •xparkfjnoed pertwnnei in Taxi Service Apply in peraon GROUNDS MAINTENANCE — Middtetown Yellow Cab 56 Long- No aip n*c****ry Apply al ol- Explore the opportunities Contact the participating recruiters m thi in the semifinal* of the North fice against your game. n*M n«*d apply Call batw—n wood Awe, Mtddtotown 10 7 30-4 30, 5**-7*21 he* Fair W*w Cemetery, 4M DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register American Team Selection last May, West dealer am-4 pm See Oeorg* Hwy 36, Mtddftewn 0774*. Hark Lair, of Canyon, Tex, fol- CONSTRUCTION CO - In need DISHWASHER - FuH-tlme GROUNDS MAINTENANCE - Neither side vulnerable ot £«p opwatora. tor buHdotwa *450/hr * overtime C*H Workers, permanent 4 ****onai back ho*, and front ^nd loador 741-4131 for appt lowed the expert rule by going on Can DM 4:30-7 30. &M-7S21 job* opan Qraa* cutting. Me NURSES AIDES P*StX» P NORTH Apply In person Shadow Lak* HOME HEALTH AIDES ALL Ht - to seven clubs. CONSTRUCTION CO. - In no*d DISHWASHER/DIETARY AIDE VHiaga, MlddkHown 642-6M0 RN IPN J.tt M'l C'tisdmo SERVICES s ot kaborar* for aanliary a*w*r*. — Experteno* preferred Excel- f AMILV * CHILDREN S SERVICE STRANGE BIDS • 65 lent aaiary 4 benefit* Apply in OKt5uND8 MAINTENANCE — MOLMDEl CONVALESCENT N atorm a*w*ri w*Mr main pip* Worker*, permanent 4 seasonal CENTER >91 Bat" Av*nue ° a*d peraon Atlantic Highlands Nuts- ' onq Brancn N J 0?'40 Some of the bids would puzzle Ing Home. 6 Middletown Awe . Job* open Oraaa cutting, etc 186 Hwy 34 OAK1042 Mon 4 Frt, S-4. Apply in parson Shadow Lake Molmdai. NJ 07733 rubber bridge players. For exam- VttJaga. M*dd***own »42-96*0 (20H M8-4200 • QJ1O872 DISHWASHER CONSTRUCTION LABORCM - HAIRDRESSERS ASSISTANT — ple, Lair's jump to two notrump FuM tlm* CoHog* paopt* O K M S»/hr. Moetty evening* Cail 642-2*e4 Shear Honesty haa Immediate promised a two-suiter in clubs and WEST EAST *od ot aummor Tir-WSO. opening* Salary, oontulning CONVERTER REPAIR PERSON DISHWASHERS - Pan to full- education, benefits including diamonds. East's jump to four dia- • AJ1(M • KQ92 - Loc*. oabta ayMam ta in naid rttghts Yr round Blue Croes, Blue Shield. Majot .. ryin perem PEOPLE CARE HEALTH FORCE monds promised a singleton or void 9AK986 Mart leal, paid vacation, dis- 1ST Broad Street VQ107542 in tha repair ot electronic com- Wghainda. counts Can Monmouth Mall OF SOUTH JERSEY INC 244 Brosd SI PO Boi **?5 3 West — Suit* 3 Pa> L*8ALLl HAn in diamonds and strong support for OQ965 03 ponent* Applicant* for th* poe- DOLLY MADISON KITCHENS — 544-1010 Red Bank. NJ 07701 iltoni anoutd R*d Bank NJ OTTOi • 10 **(•+">-• heart*. West's bid of six clubs, on 4 None Jerseys HELPER — To install sprinkler 12011530-1*61 (2011 530-1161 4K4 H factory. niafli an •« systems Muat hava driver's I Tha Professional It N famWar . •oraon for retail the way to six hearU, showed a a* aoktarmg Iron*, won m*t*r*, license. No *«P rv*ce***ry If Heaiih Cara Servtcst SOUTH __ j*. EncaWant op- inlaraated call 642-2616. willingness lo go to seven. *tc Poaltton oMowe for growth portunity Can Mr Schart • opportuniU** In th* area of eteo- HOUSEKEEPING - IN adult • There was nothing much to the • 873 tronle repair Application • may 379-6070 reaidenoe Nice working environ- play of the cards. The defenders b* made at Storer Cable Com- DRIVER - Limo Mrvto* Drive ment Steady. Start Immed New munication*. 403 South St.. sedan to airport. (4.50 per hour building Apply in peraon. King* eventually got their two spades, OJ87 Eatoniown Equal Opportunity Row, 1600 l+wy 35, • ' P*'SOrvrHt> D*CI (M/F) ^^ V*^ • Upa 871-41SS. Mr Fortmullsr'Mn Barrow* NURSES IPN/Rhl but Houston expert Eddie Wold • A9653 Ask to see Elaine Personnel Recruiters All shift! V*isr*» Mgr-1 ImnGM OT COOK — Short order cookt DRIVER/STOCK ROOM - Now Temporary and MCOSS MURS'NG SERVICES truck dealer seeks individual to INSULATION APPLICATOR — RIVERVIEW 141 Bodnis" Ptst* took the rest, losing only 300 PoaWona *w*H*lb* Immodlatery, Now construction in Monmoulh W«t Nwrth East SMth Sabaenen'a Pub. Mon Mall 4 deHver parts 4 aaeisi In ahlpplng BEACHVIEW NURSING HOME AS0 Bank NJ OTTO1 points. A recervlna Oood alerting salary County area Ex per tone* /will MEDICAL CENTER 0 666 IV 2NT 40 54 Mtddttown 542-77»6 Mr Turn- FuH benefita CaH SsVoTOO. •rain Steady employment. Top 35 Union Str**t (201) 787-8100 At the other table of the match, Mon-Frl, *-» rates Benefit* Must hav* own Red Bank. NJ 07701 64 74 Dbl All Pass CAMBRIA EQUIPMENT CO transportation CaH 736-0201 be- |?0H53O 2KG>1222 West waa doubled at aix hearts and COPY DESK 540 ItoWywood Ave , rween 9am -3pm Work 4 nights and jcored 1210 polnu for making his Opening lead--^K ASSISTANT - 1. N J INSURANCE ADJUSTER - Con- Q*t paid lor 5 ENTRY LEVEL — Pos- DRIVERS - School vans and tract basts Experienced auto. on th* 11 to 7 shift •doubled slam. wagons AM and PM work WIN worker* compensation and gen- Day Cara CenMr is NURSES AIDES NURSES AIDES ition for recent journal- eral liability Work Central and available for c p aaalai in obtaining type end #2 KING JAMES Fun l s-i umi DAILY QUESTION ism graduate or Individ- Hoanee Apply In paraon Mon • Southern NJ area Call Mr Children A TtUt Guide I* Bridge wrll- Frt., 6 am -3 p m Yellow Cab Sturchto. Ambassador Ad|usl- NURSING HOME HILLTOP PRIVATE I Youhold:«>KQ92S 4600 ; ANSWCBi Bid four hearts. Even and editing. Reply to: DRIVERS WANTED — Part tlm* INSURANCE — Matura mindad Nursing Dept w«M M Brldgt, IB can of IhU evening*. Muat have own car person with bookkeeping back- Information on placing an ad -if partner has two hearts and four News Editor Apply In peraon Lutgl* Famoua ground willing lo tram to be In- GROVE HEALTH P.O. B*m 1000, Lm THE REGISTER — 477 Middle Rd.. Haitat surance Customer Service Rep- CARE CENTER In this DIRECTORY spades, you may well be better off resentative for personal and 919 Qreen Orov* Road Box 520 DRUG CLERKS - Part/full time commercial lines Oood sec- Neptune, NJ 07753 at the longer trump suit. Moreover, Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 WISN rtrain. Profession** Phar- retarial skills required CaH (201) 922-3400 please call 542-4000 ext. 252 EQU*. Qppfr Employer macy. 134 Broed St, Rod Bank 291-0477, ask for Alice 10B The Register MONDAY. AUGUST 19, 1965 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 52 Babysitting 54 Situations Wanted SMlMll 71 Merchandise 71 MercnandlJt RESTAURANT HELP — Cooks, SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS TEACHER'S AIDE — Immediate Child Care Female Opportunity for Sale for Salt Bus persons A diertwesner At ft HELFRICH & Son Cleanera, openings tor Nursery School The Cove. Sea Bright 842-5319 van driven. MECHANIC E«p Day cara center, pan or full-time BABY SITTER — Mima, my BABYSITTER - Mother of 2 w4H AMANA AIR CONDITIONER — APPLIANCES - coach drlvera Apply in peraon, Holmdel home. Must drive, Daya babysit m my East Kaamburg PART TIME RESTAURANT HELP — Bar- Eap'd preferred. After T. CAR WASHES Uaed 1 aeeeon 17,400 BTU. 2M 503 S L«urel Ave., W 671-4508 ft nighta. CM 1*4-2307 home. Fue or part-time). CaB Serl Sarv. a automatic - hottaat volta S2S0 CaM 741-aS23. alter 7 nders/Barmalds, Keenaburg 747-3644. CLERICAL PERSON BABY BITTER ~ Rumaon For m»aalin*m goingl Complete Waiters/Waitresses Experience TEACHER - Certified teacher turn-key ayetem - land, bldg r^^mVoeet1S»0.aWT All around clerical necessary Apply In person lo SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - tor nursery school-day care school girt. Mon-Frl 3-S p.m.CLEANING BY KAREN — Home Cleir a Coby'a. Rts 9 ft 34. OW Wanted We twitl train It you do Must have own car Sterling office. Raeeonahw. reliable ulp . financing Caraon a DM. ANDERSEN WINDOWS — and duties. No experience center 9-5 Experience i references CaH 671-1834. or Tree Info. 1400-223-7324 BAR-B-OUE - PWP*»* J** necessary. Apply In per- Bridge Twp. not have a bua Itcenee Many preferred. After 7, 871-4808. Sept 8. Reta. CaH 222-1414. doors, a Atrium doors Mm dla- grlHa. Loche 14" hiejfl liwartf. routea available tor Sept Apply COMPANION AIDE — To senior oounl Datrvery I-»OO-»23-a707 son. No phone calls. RESTAURANT — now Call 787-1113 for appt Pal TIRE CHANGER - With truck BABYSITTER — Full-time. Live- RESTAURANT/BAR/APT lUc. cond CaH 741-»1Of 'alter/Waitress Must be 21 tire experience Red Bank Tire In or out for 2 children. (1-4 yr. -ehore Decor. Full kitchen, ANSWERtNG MACHINE - THE REGISTER Keelen a Bua Co OW A 1-lnlenu In Mlddletown he houra ol 6 ft 3. Cooking, Maaiaaa Reminder 1400 Like BAR BTOOLS - (3) Red leather Nights ft weekends. Apply in SO Hwy 38. Keanaburp, Co , 747-3404. driving and personal eve CaH men. dinner Over S300.000 seats with back, chrome tegs, One Register Plaza person Moo-thru Thurs 4-7 pm Must be reliable, mature, ex- oea Income. S0H liquor new. WO. Call 7S7-O324 after S TOWNSHIP OF ABERDEEN - M0-6J40 . p.m.. aak for John like new. S100. Cuddy Shark Shrewsbury, NJ Luigl's, 244 Weal Front at. Red SECRETARY /RECEPTION 1ST - perienced Should drtve and lenclng u qualified S100.000 ahlp, S2S Stain wood •*» bar- Bank Futl lime Computer knowledge Director of Zoning and Develop- have recant refs. Would sponsor. DOMESTIC WORK — E»- leni. Position requires a con ram. 0 1 Q Realtors. S3120O0 ANSWERING MACHINE - Like ren. S29 Anoquas arao Can RESTAURANT WORK — Part helpful Non-amoher only. Mon CsH 671-7408. perlenoad woman looking for new with remote. SeO Casio add- »4-»S3 10-1 a 2-8, Tuea 10-1 A 2-8. Wed Iding sub-code day work. Eacettenl referencee lime day ft evening work avail- offlclsl with lie ise HH3 ex CHILD CARE — In my Oakhurst MER STAMP SHOP - Com. ing machine. S20 Sharp adding able tor responsible people with 10-1 A 2-7 Frl 10-1 A 2-8. Call home tor 5 A 3 yr. old girts Call 64U-2443 pt with all equip, and atock machine, like new, S40. Tenaa BASSETI PART TIME— Kitcfw. Tues tt.ru Frl, btwn noon A 4, ask perlence In toning and code en- Instruments computer (keyboard Canopy crib with ao pr*)p/ci*an*r Ftofl 20 hr Apply dependable transportation Pos- forcement Job responelbillttse Responsible, reitabfe non-amok- EXPERIENCED CHEF — 14 yrs ign proma. Operate pan or fun itions include lor Anna. 871-3234. Ing woman. Own trana Rets *. Can groea mirealmant back only). S70. Panasonic electric •n person Dubilnsr are Construction Official. Build- axp Lookingtor pe r menent pae- pencil snarpner, S7. 2«4-277«. Cak49»-442S Put)74/-MM Waller /Waitress SECRETARY — For buay real ing Sub-code Official, Code En- Teacher's schedule Call on instnuBonsJ cooking beck- a mo. Muat aa* .7S7-taoa Dishwasher! eetale office Good typing, filing forcement Officer snd the Ad- 229-3316 before 10 am/after 6 groundround. (CaN after 330. ore noon. II ANTIQUES - Antique oak deak. BASSETT BEORCOM SIT - Off PART-TIME — OptomatrIc AMI«- p.m. OrlH Worken & telephone ahlllt. Full-time, M- ministration of both Planning 494—4440. S37J Square oak table with white, double bed. Dookoeee l«nt 3 nlgnit 6 30 to 0:30 md Fountain Worhera F Maureen, 948-3700 and Zoning Boards. Salary com- 2 Mortgagoa drawer. S100 Qatewg table. headboard 2 night alanda. Salurdiya 8 • m -1 p.m. Mlddh*- For interview appointment call menaurale with exp Send re- CHILD CARE - Mother needs EXPERIENCED MOTHER - To someone with TIC for 2 toddler SI SO. 4-wtndsor rush seet chairs, doubts draaaer wflh mirror town Mutt b» abl« to lyp# 584-5818 Friendly Ice Cream SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER sume to: Aberdeen Township watch your cnM in my Eaton- Good ahape. S300 or ban offer Route 34, Aberdeen. Equal Pen-time eveningt Municipal Building, t Aberdeen boys. In her home part time mid town home. Fenoed In yard All LOW RATES • 100. Hankerchlet table, 1190 8 Br.ghi. piMMnl pcrton. will mom. A afternooos, weekdays, drawer lyre mirror drssssr, S70. cakevea 071-M10 train PIMM nnd muim to Oppty Employer M/F. Call 284-8842, Mon-Thura . fl-B Square. Aberdeen, NJ 07747. meals me. CaH 844-4471. at Mtg refinancing, 72 hour ap- transportation provided. Call 496 '4 round corner end table. Sift. Bo* N-404. The ovala. 2nd Mtge a Corp Loan. Ethan Allah furniture Including RESTAURANT HELP - Full or SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - 2614 Joanne. Mlddletown Area EXPERIENCE CLEANERS - Will Colonial love aeal. (50 Colonial wek units. Oueen Ann Cherry Shrnnbury. NJ 07701 Full time. Red Bank area. Call frr TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER — ctean rtouM or apt •! » Ffn'l M4-S0M sari lime Lunch, dinner, closing Minimum 5 yra. axp. Call and table. S2& Elagere. wmmo deax. with claw 1 bak PART TIME~^~To «»l«l phtrmtT- Jp to |3 5010 atari salary review appl. 542-4*47. CHILD CARE — Responsible, •Mt turn. C«M 7S7-4S 1100 Call S71-7SBO cisi, 4 ahtrnoona Apply morn- 586-4665 mature Individual wanted to csrs feet. Several cheats of Cherry. n SO days Red Bank Burger SECRETARY — Sharp, exp of- EXP MOTHER — wttl wMdi your magahony S pine Heavy inga Kattin • Drug Stof* 192 King. 747-9884 TRAVEL AQENT — FuH-tlme for children In my Mlddletown ANTIQUE - Sraas bedroom set Shfwtbury Avnua fice procedures Self-motivated home pert time for R N. Inquire 3 rt OM of oldar m her w. One of s kind. 12700 Modern pedMal dining table with • Eng- Experience neceeaary-Sabre Item wmdaor chalra. 4 Pooler RETAIL AUTO PARTS STORE — Strong typlal. Good phone trained. Call 872-0002 for appt. sfter 5. 671-4431. Kaantbutg Hum. Hm MOM ftO*i3S' framed painting S100 PART TIME Part-time, permanent. No axp edlcale Modern buay aalea of- yard/port}), sa/hr. mdudM Morehandlaa Call 944-3971 w fice Call 044-0424. TRAVEL AGENT TRAINEE CHILD CARE NEEDED — For 2Vt k ntu 7S7-OKO necessary Morning, afternoon ft year old rn Oak M*/ Liner oft. gS'ay' ' ""•" evening houra available Call for Full lima N#et appearance, lor Sala BEDROOM SET SECRETARY — Full-time for good employment record re- Prefer experience A other lod- FAIR HAVEN MOTHER -Hal oom set. table wftfi 3 sppl 264-0700. 1001 Auto Paris. growing CPA firm In Red Bank quired Call 872-0002 tor appl. dtera at the home. Teachers daughter 4 yra. old. will watch 904 HIGH OUTPUT QENER- hutch Excellent condition. Modern. 6 piece, welnul. S200. Keyport. _____ Slallatlcal typing, dictaphone hours. 671-6171 your child In my hom« attrflne TOR — Mutt!-quip. M00 Of beet Chair, need reconditioning Call 717-2019 ATTENTION! and general office dutlea Word TRUCK DRIVERS - Packers, »apt. Call anar h p.m. S30 4aaaT Heavy duty battery S3S0 or beat offer oA RETAIL CHILD CARE — Mature minded BEDROOM SET - Eiiotllant SALES proceealng exp preferred helpers, for household Moving " Both exc. cond 787-4072 condition Dark pine, single bad PIMM m.ntlon THE REGISTER SalaiY commenaurate with exp woman to care for 2 boys. 11 A 2 HEAVEN'S HELPERS - 2 Chila- FULL TIME Co. Immediate openings for uan woman looking, for houaa- and headboeord Deak. bureau, wht>n replying to • Register PRINTS N THINQS la looking for Send reeume lo Curchln A Co,. qualified persona Salary A yrs. for a professional couple APPLIANCE REPAIR PERSON 12 30-630 p.m. Mon-Frl. Own daanmg job. M.v. good rata PRESSURE TREATED LOGS hutch, cheat, and table and mlr- •mploym«ni»d friendly salespeople willing lo 100 Maple Ave , fled Bank, NJ comm. based on exp Benefit* Can Karan 4K.IM7 — Experienced, refs Laundry ror Mual sell. SSM or best offer 07701 Attn KQ Apply st Anederson Bros Inc car Holmdel. 046-4176. Great for landscaping PAVING I OHMAN • tipciinci earn about an interfiling prod- ikSttaS'. 14 each Call range repelr. Full-time, ben- Call 94S-3SS0. nocvsMry. salary open, fringe uct- Retail experience helplul SERVICE STATION ATTEND- Allied Van Lines. 81 Mechanic LOVING WOMAN — To owe for efits. Apply In person Norwood Apply in pereon al. PRINTS ' Si, Red Bank. NJ 741-0030. 6-mo.-o4d In your home or my TV 1 Appliance Co . 290 Broad- BEDROOM SET - Oueen/KIng benefits Apply to Earl* Asphalt ANTS — FuH/part-llme available. elte. Medltereneen dark ornate Co.. Fa.lrt.cJd Rd . Farmings* THINQS, Monmoulh Mall. Eaton- Benefit) Apply In peraon, Niche Mlddletown home Mon. thru SET OF - S2" Weather Guard way. Long Branch town, NJ TYPE-3ETTINQ/PA8TE-UP — KOUSEKEEPER — live-In for wood Beautiful Beet offer over 201-038-5038 Sunoco 271 Rt 34, Holmdel Exp. on ITEK 2100 or similar, Frl., 6-6, to stsri In Oct. Non- oot Donee a ladder rack. Like smoker CaH 671-1333 Single or couple In Shore area. Sens Call 2e4-aea2. after S ATARI 5200 — With super WOO Call p M S42-S2O3 RN/LPN — F/l 11-7 or p/l. On layout A some design. Portfolio breakout, galaxia. pec-man, PERSONNEL SECRETARY SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS — For Good cook. Reliable. No amok- BED Mach-Wayna Ciosurei la seek- call An shins Flex houra. Exc 1S85-88 School Year Claaaroom req. Full time. Mon-Frl. Respon- MAINTENANCE WORKERS - Ing or animals Weekend* off. popeye. pole position, oan- ing a person with good s«c- benefits. Mrs. Mahoney - K-6, Art, Muilc Physical sible eetf-atarter. Call Jill Knowledge of plumbing, elec- Reta Avail Sepl K B . PO Son SMX - Otn bike with meg tlpeda. 130 Barbie dream col- Youth Bed. with oiiUoaod draw- 'ctanai •kill! * (•••phon« per- 264-5800 tor an sppl Education Daily Rate Muat poa- 741-1445, Mon-Frl tricity, landscaping experience 291. Neptune. NJ O77M 0001 * SeO. 11,000 BTU air con- lage and extensive furnishings, era, never used U» . . IIS volta. S135 Call clothe., dolla etc SSO for a> Plsasa pan lat-StTS sonality lor the position of per- RN/LPN — 11-7 shift. 4 days per eeu New Jersey Teaching VALET PARKING ATTENDANT helpful Must have valid N.J. Call 34S-721S. •onnel iecretsfy Exp In payroll Certificate, or be eligible for drlvera llcenee 872-1169 after 6 i-eow. Celt M4 202» BEDROOM - Oueen alas ia a plus Please sand resume or week, off every other weekend — For high rise condo Ex- HONING - 7 day. a Ma*. Apply In peraon Mon .Frl.. 10-4 County Substitute Certificate perience perfered Full time per- a.m. weekdaya DRESSERS - ft matching AWNINGS - 4 metal .Ingle win- Teekwood platform bod. • an inquire in parson form B a.m.-5 Interested and qualified can- day eervtce orjptek up and extras SoUd wood. Exc cond p m at Mech-Wayne Closuraa, Arnold Walter Nursing Home, manent position. Benefits, hourly MATURE - Loving person to ah. wftfM ft ooM. W0 Antique dow. 1 metal triple window 2 822 So. Laurel Ave., Hailet didatea should aubmit Letter of rate plus tips Call 222-2106 care tor 3 yr. oM child In my rror 136 CaM 391-90M canvas single windows S1000. Can S71-71W ISO Boundary Rd . PO Box 127. Application and Reeume with a LINCROFT MOTHER — WIN care Marlboro. FtU 07748 WAITRESSES/WAITERS- home, light housekeeping. Mon- PIECE SECTIONAL SOFA - Green/while strip* Like new. BEDROOM — Walnut matching RNS-LPNS — Full ft part time copy of their Tranecrlpl. Frl., non-emoksr. 870-2609 for your child In her home. Avail- S79 S42-289e before 10 p m Mack Wayne Closures positions available on 3-11 pm Certificate and references 10 CASHIERS — Excellent year able 7 a m -a p.m. •**-— ke newew. . WW c consideo r aelling single dreeeer. double drsaasr. Equal Oppty Employer M/F shift Pleaea call lor appt Hilltop Robert A Zolklewto round positions Must apply In turnlahed Call S3O-O122 separatelypatl . S4S0 oor beat offer BABY CARRIAGE cheat, 2 night etands 1 mirror Nursing Home, 671-0177 Superintendent pereon Howard Johnson's, Rt ak 291-M70 Perego, navy blue, good cond S200 2 lingerie chests SSO ea PHOTO LAS ASSISTANT — Re Highlands Elementary School 35. Middieiown LOVING MOTHER Of 2 — WM Aahlng S7S. Call 496-0175 Alter S pm call SSS-OTOe (an photo lab in Aberdeen will ROAD STAND HELP Pan or full time. Navaelnk Avenue HOST/HOSTESS/CASHIER — Phone 431-9464 or 972-t HOMES WANTED train photo oriented person who Highlands, N.J. 07732 Exp. Bua persona. Ask tor Michelle ieantburg home Large fenced home* needed to display new »1 Help Wanted SI Help Wantad ia anthualsaalc. orighi ft friendly. Call 048-8686 or 946-4286 yard 6«c lira. 4Se-MM (201) 872-1478 Waiter a/Watretsea Exp Evee. ft MATURE PERSON - To watch 2 olid vtnyt aiding by Bemn' Weekend! A afternoons avail- ROOFING An Equal Opportunity/ nights Apply In parson Red Oak MATURE MINDED PERSON — Met Otve your home a able 501-0440 Sub-contractor tor re-rootlng school age children thru Oct. Affirmative Action Employer Restauranl, Hwy 38, Hutet Light housekeeping Own Trana Needed Immediately for 14 tno, look Qualified he Call 787-1520 after 6. OM 9-4 0M day. weekly Phone ecetve deafer moenttve rebaiea PHOTO LAB TECHNICIAN - For SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS — Sr WAITERS/WAITRESSES WANT- Call 6714842, weekends, eves Norttsu mlnl-lab Experience not ROOM CLEANERS - Laundry 431-94*4 or sh-Oar cond SM Antique lime baggers, caahiera A Dell ming in pool. 10 minutes away trunk wkwk a key SSO EXCITING licensed salespeople increase WAITER/WAITRESS — Re- your potential-call Darrafi As- Must have clean clerks needed Day A evening from nntleoe and town Move in houra available. Positions avail- quired Immed by the Lett Bank. Sept Call after 6 pm 741-4967 OCEANPORT MOM — WM •ocistas, Shrewsbury, 741-3330. driving record. No Red Bank Call 530-5030 I PRICES DRASTICALLY RE- able at Our Lincroh, Shrewsbury watch your child Mfort or after DUCED DURING THIB END OF REAL ESTATE CAREER A Fair Haven locations. Apply in DUST BUSTERS — Commercial, school. How or Sepl CM. refs Are you reedy lor a career In real experience re- WAITERS/WAITRESSES - residential floor wailng, carpet EASON SALE ON ALL tSW. peraon Mon, Aug 10th between Cooks, bsrtendera. bua A dish CaN 3M-17M. EW 31' FAMILY-SIZE SWIM- OPPORTUNITY estate? We need one highly quired. Apply In tarn A 12 noon al ACME MAR- shampooing, general cleaning. motivated hard working Individ- people. Flexible hrt. Call TEACHERS TLC — Along with ING POOLS COMPLETE WITH KETS, Rt 35. Shrewsbury 672-1251 after 1, ask lot mgr £CK FENCE. FILTER S WAR- ual We offer the training ind person The Regis- EXPERIENCED — Woman to •school program for your chttd opportunity you need lo earn in WANTED — Hard working, re- 1*4 S II J iii»a ii i n j ** • ANTY ONLY SMS 00 COM- ter, One Register SURVEY care for 90 year oM lady in her my MiOOtoiowT* •LITE. FINANCING AVAIL- IN Advertising Sales excess ol $30 000 your flret year liable part time help for week- own home. 8 morning* par weak. from 671 -I MeJmed Realtors. 730-4900 ends A weekdays. $8 an hour BLE. CALL BOB Plaza, Shrewsbury, TECHNICIANS Refs 671.8894. TEACHEB 900-223-0307 Deetrea: Babu Smmo. a Tutortns REAU ESTATE ask for Mr. Spa- FIELD - 1 yr. Survey Crew eap FREE ROOM A BATH -Food. In My Home U.L PFttCEB DRASTICALLY RE 405-1550 allowance, eccess to swimming DUCED DURING THIS END OF You've thought about it Let's talk gnoll, 7a.m.-9 a.m. pod. to Senior Cltlien or single Can S42-I2M aftar » p.m Newly crested entry level position (or s about it now Our office la one of WANTED — Responalble retired EASON BALE ON ALL 1SW. lady in exchange to play grand- WILL CLEAN bricht hlfh energy individual who h»i • the top 4 In the Red Bank area. We offer a history of stable em- person to be Sex- mother roll to 1 yr old. boy EW 3V FAMILY-SIZE SWIM- We are busy We need you Exc Equal Oppty Employer M/F ployment, an accredited pro- ton/housekeeper for church A Nighu A weekends Move m MUM POOLS COMPLETE WITH nslr lor communic*lion. and ii to issrcfc of naming, motivation 8 guidance feeslonal environment, fully day care center Pleasant sur- Sept. Caw after 6 pen 741-4997 S3S, 4S«-»>S2 DECK. FENCE. FILTER a WAR- a rewardiM career in ftdvertittoi No «t- available We currently have 7 WLCO competitive pay ralea and an ei- roundings, better than mlmlmum RANTY ONLY SM900 COM- Million-Dollar associates. Need 3 tensive benefit program wage, irregular hra. Must have PLETE FINANCING AVAIL- JtJittSe You'll learn everything; you need more Experienced or beginners car Refs required Call 55 Situations CALL BOB to know while you get Involved in the many Call Roger Please reply with resume. selar> 741-6092 Want.d Mai* 223-0X7 challenging details of this important Job CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors requirements and date of avail- GENERAL HOUSECLEANINO UMINUM BOAT - 10-, Braes independently Owned/Opera led ATTENTION! ability lo WAREHOUSE PERSON — CaH 896-7110 ALOEBRA HELP Mature minded peraon capable High School Studenta sue. Mtec furniture Salary plus excellent benefits 813 River Rd. Fair Haven or 663-9139 Cat 2S1-3747 in 199 1099 741-7886 Please mention THE REGISTER Personnel Dept. of handling qualify furniture. Write in confidence to: Advertising Direc- •nan replying to a Re T&M ASSOCIATES Mual have willingness to work. HOMEMAKER — For minimum **************** UANA UtCftOWAVK - HMO, RECEPTIONIST employment ad. Apply In person 8:30-3 30. west care of Mderty ledy S days week 90 OftanW imiwn woo. rug, tor The Register. One Register Plsxs. PO Boa 628 1 Prestigious private club needa Furniture Co.. Keyport. Hours negotiable. Breakfast EXPERT 10, |1M. fMu* Mlt. tub. rt*wt>r Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 full-time receptionlat 5 day week SALES Dept RBR lunch and light housekeeping including Sat ft Sun Must have WE WILL TRAIN Red Bank, NJ07701 Nice atmosphere Refe required t—I Qaparw*r l^W *** pleasant personality and good WAEHOUSE Reply to Box F-451. Tr>e Regis- GUTTERS - cleaned and re- You for • career In real estate Equal Oppty Employer M/F ter, Shrewsbury, NJ077OT r A-1 oondHton. CaM 7«V telephone manor Some clerical We provide complete ft com- skills helpful Call for appt 9-5, SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS ORDER prehensive training Learn all the — 3pm shiti A midnight ahirt HOUSEKEEPER - Full or part- 1 Help Wanted Wed -Frl 220-3131 detail! at our Career Night. SELECTORS time Muat drive Refs. Exc Flex, hrs , sip. pref but not nee salary Call 493-4323. RECEIVER — Full time Excellent Thursday August 22 at 7 30 p m Must be dependable. 741-4343 HIOH SCHOOL STUDENT — starting wage* Experience help- Reserve your seat: 946-9760 Good Wages * Benefits HOUSECLEANINO - Own trans. Looking for eummer work Mow- ful but not necessary. Great ben- CENTURY 21 Elnblnder Realtors SWIM INSTRUCTOR — Mature- Holmdel/Llncroft Area CsH dd efit program Store discounts. Six offices serving inded peraon to leech babies Sun-Thura 7 p m -3:30 am. 942-9074. Paid holiday* ft vacations. Apply Monmouth County and toddiera water akiiia Morn- POSTAL EXAM 10 Drug fair Hailet Plais, Rt 35 ng houra. Experience preferred, TEEN - Malar DM area. Mothers Hulel N J 739-0550 SALES — Mature-minded per- Apply in Pereon MAN - wWt S yri. son. Full-time Experienced retail resume required. 787-0508, 8 30-11 a.m. helper All chores. 2 hours. Mon- Mary or Lisa. Frl. after school Call 871-9516 covMctlona a i ipoManlani la of. DISTRIBUTION CLERK MACHINE (DCM) RECEPTIONIST - Part-time for ewelry giftware Red Bank area 13 per hour __^^_ faring hra aervtoa* to the right animal hospital Mon -Frl. morn- store Resumes to. Box F-450. TAILOR/SEAMSTRESS party Call 2M-4H7 Ttaj M tar* will accent appkeattona for M DCM ua frrm M eawal |X*W Aug »rVa. 30 Tra) ings, slternste Salurdsys Salary The Register, Shrewsbury. NJ NEEDED - For dry cleaning TRANSCO SERVICE WOMAN — t day par weekto d o mrtJno salary Is M 20 par now plus ucaiiant banifiu Paopkt •• Misd tor Dm poaitjon by NatM commensurate with exp Call 07701 •tore In Matswan area Musi be laundry, ironing, grocery shop- RAIN OUTTERa sxam scars wttan K*. bacons avaJlaM. CORP Cleaned a repaired 542-0007, 812 Mon.-Frl SALES — Counter help, interest- experienced Call 566-3232 ping and some OOOhing for work - ing and varied duties In Party 35 Brunswick Ave. Ing couple Car 6 roforanoaa re- Can 747-2B4I or 747 SMI RECEPTIONIST — Answer TEACHER — 1 yr position at quired Call 649-7877. WORKSHOP By POSTAL EXAM phone ft maintain ahowroom. supply Slors. Appro* 30 hrt/wk. Red Bank Primary School K-8 Edison 56 Sltuatlone Job description upon appli- Ideal hours for someone with Certification needed Send re- YARN SHOP - Needs person- PREPARATION CENTER cation M Sllbersieln, 428 Broad children In school Apply In per- 54 Situations Wantad Mala/Female eon. Party Line, 315 Hwy 35. ie to Richard Frushon, Princi- able person expo In knitting A MOMB "HiPARATION It THE KEY TO Ml NO HIM0I St.. Shrewsbury pal. 222 River St. Red Bank, NJ crochet willing to work 3-4 days Wanted Female WE CLEAN a HAUL AWAY Eaton town. NJ ThU wrjrtafiop wis ceaMrM bv Stephen RECEPTIONIST/OFFICE 07701. No phone calls please Call 642-7057 2-MOTHERS - WW babysit In Private a Comm. Ugnt Hauling WORKER — Dlveraifled duties, SALES EO/Afflrmailve Action Employer our Atlantic Highlands home, Dependable Service) postal itftpto.ifiarit at Uctajlly scoraIdg 10IMsnM0 l firm DCM sun and averaged lOfTon 7 OM el 7 TEACHER OF LIBRARY — Pos- YARD PERSON A DRIVER includes answering telephone WORK NEAR HOME — 4 open- anytime 2-6 yaar olds. Call Can after s p.m 747-etss rto Jttl i Onto. PE PC'l sstudafin r9C9n(tC9yy maos Ms MMMSMTTMII tru DCU tutun mon at Red Bank Primary Experienced. Full time tor busy Manufacturing Co. ings available in irN to Mil es- Palawan Lumber 566-4500 291-0342 or 672*9646 lanrlj j am no. m training to. rns x» I know I wool* t Im M» Pleassnt phone personality and tabliahed product Car helpful School. NJ A Media Ceriifica- light typing required Cell Will help you Warn 1250/wook nona needed E»p preferred ATTENTION TEACHERS — Little 229-1444 potential Call 741.2073 between Send resume lo Mr Richard 52 Babyt.ttlng- Stiver super mom will provide 8-10 am.6 Frushon, Principal, 222 River St, dependable, quality dayoare Ed RECt-PTIONIST - Position Red Bank, NJ 07701 No phone Chlld Car* degree 20+ years experience aUARANTIBD MORI of 98 or HIOHIIOHIII available Your knowledge of In- calls please EO/Affirmattve Ac- BABYSITTER NEEDED — ForRecent references, Available 61 Buslnase 21? S2iS2iS£ r E pc c «<*JWFINN BUICK HWY36 toddiera. Call 284-0220 partnerahle In Red I msturs person to babysit for In- week home. CaH 442-1467. Strong Commercial toaewtng .95. RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE — To TELEPHONE INSTALLERS - fant in my Red Bank home. Year BABY SITTER — 2 reliable Reply Bo. 0-4M. The Reglater, work in Liquor store part-time SALES PERSON — lor women's round poalilon. 2 nights + 3 days ahraeabuiy, N.J. 07701. MOLLY PITCHER • Rad Bank we«r Full or pan time. Some exp Growing company looking for a mothers will baby sri In Our Rs* Musi tte 10 Apply In person few good people with little or no tor 3 hrs. tuning immediately Bank home 92.00/hr. Cell iviaribo'o Liquor. Buy-Rite Rts preferred. Apply Wesireich'a. 45 Must have infant car* ex- DEALERSHIP — W 88 Rlverslda Ava. (Fadaral Room B) Front St., Keyport experience to learn the tele- 630-6490. S 20 8 79 Marlboro 946-3347. phone Industry This Is an entry perience References required. Maintenance Corp. Assured Ac- Wadnaaday. August 21 10 a.m. or 2 p.m. or 7 p.m. Will psy top dollar Call 5304406 counta. Guaranteed Ssoo weakly R ESTALIRANT HELP — Accept- SAUTE PERSON - Only exp level position People with ex- CALL UB WE CAN HELP YOUI — Tburaday, August 22 10 a.m. or 2 p.m. or 7 p.m. inn applications for mature- Call between 12 noon-10 pm perience need not apply. Call if no answer 741-6177 Attentions, making your minimum Income. S15.000 hit mi nded. responsible individuals 264-9025 Asktor Out . Ye Cot- Mon -Frl between 8:30-4:30 BABY SITTER NEEDED — forcushions, drapes, purees, hems Call Now lor Imtant Workthop Rfrvatlon* ApiVy In peraon Mon -Sun , 2-4 tage Inn, Front Si. Keyport 536-8106 working parents. 8 a m-550 p m throw cushions, ths lot Cat 2*1 »i 5304741. p.rr' RED LOBSTER. 2200 Hwy SCHOOL BUS MECHANIC — TELEPHONE OPERATORS — Mon-Frl. al baby' home. Own DflY CLEANERS — Monmouth Toll Free 1 -eoo-847-884fl 35. Ocean Wanted Full Hm«. Call Ji Will tram, all shifts Reliable, own trana Call eves 046-6471. CALL US WE CAN HELP YOUI - Man Substantial volume. Nigh 787-1113 b«w««n 0-11 a.m. trana Hospltalliatlon plan Some BABY SITTER NEEDED — Part Alterations. making your profit. Call Jim or Ed, Middle High Scores, Inc. P.O. Box 522, Long Baach, MS RESTAURANT HELP - Hot) or cushions, drapes, purses, hems town Reetlora. MO-Oeob. r>oit« ••, servers ft bus p*opi» SECRETARY — Experienced for typing Call tor Appt 842-5241 time, before A after school. TthA*> tma. ah • ai a - - - - • * _^BS^ _. _ j • - . Leonardo area Rets Call after 4 throw cushions, the tot. CaH tor busy i-eBfood reasiurant Pert medical office Start immedi- 530-6741. 51 Help Wanted time help only Call 583 3434 ately In Manalapen area. Call TIRES, TIRES, TIRES p m 201-6540. Botwspn: 130ft 5.00 pm. HHM AUTO TIRE BABYSITTER WANTED — In our COMPANION AIDE — To senior SERVICE PERSON Mesdowood Estates home In citiien or eonvsiaacent betwean 51 He IP Wanted 51 Help Wanted Full time and part-time. Morn- Holmdel To cere for 7 A 9 yr old. the hours of 6 4 3 Cooking, Ings snd afternoon hours avail driving anandd personal care. CsH Cell 566-0800 ask for Charlie. g^O 9J4(| MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted The Ri9gi8ter has an opening for • District Sales Make Manag er In Its circulation department. I This en try level position Involves supervising youth Extra carriers in the areas of sales, service and collec- tions. We provide training and an excellent com- DAYTON LOCATION pensation package. We are Interested In agressive Money a e Warner Cosmetics, bast known for Its quality individuals who have prior sales/or supervisory trend-setting fragrances — Polo, Lauren, Chape, *Ui experience. Career Opportunity Tuxedo... vanderbllt... Paloma Picasso... snd now for the To Apply contact the Monogram collection — has part lime Immedi- Brian Banach ate openings available In the Dayton Area. Holidays 542-4000 Ext. 267 in Advertising We ara looking for eeveral people to work 583-5210 SAM-1PM OR 1PM-6PM (flexible schedules ara available). This Is an excellent opportunity for stu- dents, homemakars and retlreea to do light ware- houee/clerlcal work. We offer excellent working SALES conditions and a salary of SSOO par hour.

APPLY IN PERSON 8AM-3PM Have Car or Van Are you Interested in career and not juat a Job? Do you have Neighbor To experience In advertising sales? The Register has an excellent TUESDAY AUGUST 20th and need a Job? opportunity lor an advertising space account executive. We are looking lor an aggressive person lor this lucrative territory. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 21 at Neighbor Mere's work (or you. Load your auto with AT newspapers and take them to our carriers. The right person could move up quickly while earning a salary and Clnssififfi Ad Excellent job for semi-retired or person out IMHafrodMvd incentives. (Route IM to Route 3a) of work In need of a job. Call Tom ext. 257, We are a part ol a top-rated Fortune 500 media and communica- Register 542-4000 between 6 A.M. A 10 A.M. or write tions company that's on the move. This la an excellent cs>w Make first raft on Hatred Wvd opportunity. 2nd Mog on Wont 4 LINES 10 IHY' B The Register If you are Interested In a career In sales. Ilka meeting people, have One Register Plaza an aggressive, sales-minded attitude, write In strict confidence lo Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 Mr. Frank Bottone. The Register. 1 Register Plaia. Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F VSARNER An Equal Oppty. Employer COSMETICS A Division of Cosmalr, Inc. CALL 542-1700 8:30 I.R.-S I • Siliriliyt 8:3012:30 p.m. MONDAY. AUGUST 19, 1985 The H<-gisliT 11B 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise Merchandise 71 Merchandise Merchandlst 77 131 Houses for Sale for Salt 71 Pets and 10* Commercial for Salt for Salt for Sale lor Sale BEDROOM BET — Doubt*. Livestock KEYPORT Rentals CHAIN LINK FENCE - Perfect JOHN DEERE A - With Sickle Lsroe Dreeeer W'Mlrror. Cheat. FREE2ER - 18 cu ft upright 2 MOVINQ-MUST SELL' — Qirl a 2 BABY BALL PYTHON — Tank 4 rooms Yard $325 HOLMDEL — Corner Hwy 35 A BOM Spring I Mattress Excellent cond Remove Irom front yard bar mower, not running $5O0 or B-piece bedroom aet, pina open 4 aland $125 firm Call 671-1964 2 family Appliance* S450 Laurel Prefect location for North 341 -8060 yaara old ExcaJlanl condition best offer Call 591-1365 condition 1200 Dining room 6 endjls yourajree^Can 84 2- 2506 Saat oftar Call 071-0878 or bookcaae chrome ft glaaa mir- evenings JUST RENTALS. Bkr 3*9-1555 a South traffic Reedy to occupy OCEAN TOWNSHIP At as- >«:•• Walnut, modern style. CHAIRS — 250 Metal fouimn to 957-93M LAWN MOWER ror, Colonial coffee A and tablea, CAT — $ years ^Hd All Mack NEW CONDO +• Shady Oaka -' unit 400 sq ft $400/mo sortment of superior new homes, 150 Twin bed complele Mo Sears, 8'* h p Rider wllh grass recimer. towel ft rug eei Can for Al Curry 671-5111 ? lablea 3O'X72" Call 741-6109 642-9360 mala Deciawed. neutered Free Middietown 1 Bedroom. Laun- from $210,000 Weytida Woods Double btl with maple head- FREE SOFA BED catcher Like new. $500 Call 10 lowing home Please call dry room. Central Air Ground and Longwew Village fly appt board, complele, 170 Wrought COURTSTET^O^ATHTRSMAT 871-1850 floor pool A lenma area Mual be RED BANK — Office auiies avail Century Building Co , 531-0506 iron patio Ml wllh cushions, Alao tor aala 84' couch, $35 PAPER BACK BOOKS - about 291-0062 Vary reasonable a/c. hi . private CHINE - Court Reports Ma- Call 291 1348 LAWN MOWER - riding 8 hp 36 over 52 Furnished or un- grape IMl design, fancy glass 300 50c aa Old recorda aboul DOBERMAN - A K.C regie- furnished $850 s month, call •rug Win remodel 747-1100 lop*, original coil $700, aaking Call 264-4071 ' " "fl in cut Llka naw $399 Call 100 $1 00 aa Evea only call tared Reds Large boned male* 132 Condos & SACRIFICE SALE - Mual aati 671-6361 after 4 30, 741-2164 RED BANK 1200 Living room act, couch, COUCH - Wllh matching chair Solid iruitwood Italian 747-7158 docked ft shola $350 Call Store A office apace available Townhouse* chair con** tab)* 2 and tables Provlnchlal braaklront aarvar. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1967 671-0346 daya 760-7716 eves OCEAN GROVE — Redecoraied Immediate Occupancy «1S0 Small China cabinat $35 and containable Excellent con- PIANO — Upright Good con- FAMILY DOQ NEEDS HOME -3 4 BR, 1 't baths 7 room apl $550 ABERDEEN - Wellington Pi t cart, tabla t 8 chain EKC — 2 door, 89.000 orlg mllaa For into call 630-7300 bedroom, den fireplace All ap- Kilcn*n setsC) *50 & $75 Call dI1»on |150 Call 747-2632 buy 741-9029 Naada work MOO firm Call dition $325 Call 431-4963 or year old female Black » Labra- + utlla 544-6267 or 774-2745 COUCH A LOVE SEAT — |i(o 949-4764 dnr Retriever Gentle Wonderful RED BANK pliances Fully up-graded Siorm 264-6458 291-2047 OCEANPORT" doors'windows Pool & lanma Chair. 135 Dmatia set $60 with children Call 671-7679 after 1 bdrm Carpet $425 Siora or office space Excellent BEDROOM COMPLETE LIVING ROOM SET PIANO - Janaaen Con tola 5 visibility 640 sq ft Asking $650 184 900 Cell 566-7316 Solid pine 8 pa Queen mattress and spring. $75 FURNITURE - 56' aoJid paean $600. Kitchen aat wllh captain mahg Excellent condition $650 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 par month * electricity MARLBORO - New 2-bedroom Retrigerelor. $65 and other doubla draaaar with 36'X46' mlr- chaira $200 Armoulr S300 Aaal Delivered and tunad Call 741^1693 dayt 4 MONTH OLD KITTEN RED BANK — 2 bedroom apt* CROWELL AGENCY 2-bath condo Fireplace auras Call 747-8549 Items Call 767-7162 or. $195 5 aoltd charry cocktail mdae Call 264-6440 9am-noon, White/ian A grey available. $650 mo Heat & hoi T41-4030 pool A tennis Immediate oc- SOFA" a LOVE SEAT - Brown labla . 2 (arga lamp tabiaa, 6-6pm filKl KIH SALE. Hoai ?6 10 $255 84- aofa, 860 58' lovaaaal. 9' PICTURE WINDOW UNIT - Call 495-1337 water incl No pete 741-5672 •Un/Furnished Office SuHes cupancy Muat sen $95 SOO Call apd, Blk/red. Eac cond Like velvet, e.c cond $376 2 end $98 Call 872-1929 LIVING ROOM COUCH ft CHAIR With white aluminum combina- FREE TO GOOD HOME - Male between 9-5 p m Mon -Frl •With Sec y A Answering Serv between 5-iOpm, 201-591-0375 tables * coctail table traditional Llka naw $250 tion* Aaaorted eizet wooden NAVESINK RIVER - Lu«u(, 1 2 new $75 Call attar S pm C COf>d 2M C H atorm wlndowa ft acreena German Shepherd Call anytime. • Shrewsbury call 741-5700 741-9576 Ask tot Slav 957* ** * * QUITAR CaH 671-4167 503-5758 ask tot Tammy ~ RECTBANK or 3 bedroom condo from Martin with hard caaa 671-3451 1100.000 Rent with option 10 BLONDE -Veneer doubta bM. LOUISVILLE - Qaa powared lift FREE DOG — Free Dog to good 2 family Appllancea $400 a 110 Wanted to Rent dreaeer 1 night tabla Fair con- DANISH CHNING ROOM SET - $300 firm laddar. $600 1 aat of pump PLOW — 54' Late model cadet JUST RENTALS Bkr. 389-1555 buy No pela Call 741-0516 Crib A mattress white stereo Call 291-2047 home Great Dana. Doberman, 22 YEAR 0L0 - Gentleman dmon $75 Call 787-0848 jacka, $20 1 aat of laddar )acka, Plow. $100 Cham* S25 Call 1 '•* Not good with children RED BANK — Large spacious 1 wishes lo rant studio/apartment SHADY OAKS CONDO — 1%1 BOAT 1076 17'* ft glastron t l v y8OOdcondltlo Clli OUNS - CON Python In bon $26 Call 871-6723 642-3242 Good Watch dog call 495 0923 bdrm apt W/W carpeting, pri- with own kitchen and bath 4SS .'i 9i r " floor. 2 bedrooms $97 900 with irallor. 130 hp volvo panla $375 Wincnaaiar, modal 70 L-SHAPED LIVING ROOM S£T POOL — Above ground vate entrance 2 blocks Oft Broad $200'B References giver upon Middleiown Realtors, 530-0800 I/O $3500 Or Deat offer, mual W DECORATOR SOFA - As- 30-06 S275 Ithtca modal 37 12 FREE KITTENS St $600 mo. ullla mcl IVfc mo request Call 530-9687 after 5. — Sactional. llka naw, wine val- IS'aZI «4 uaed 1 aaaaon Mov- 7 weeks old 2 male black Weal End imperial House —'•d I'vtng room furniture Call guaga$12S Call 544-0765 vat $400 Call 264-5352 ing muat aell Includea every- eec Ret'a required No peta M-F Anytime weekends tall Call 747-1410, Litter irameo Paul. 530-9072 QVM CLOTHING — All waighta 4 thing Beat offer CaH 739-1650 Call 739-4931 FAMILY S6EKiNG~-niica clean, OCEANFRONT CONDO BOXES - CORRUGATED aqipmant for aala Call batwaan L SHAPED SECTIONAL COUCH or 264-1016 safe house to rani, with yard 1 bedroom apt with baacn cab<- DESKS, FILES - Tabiaa, chair*, Llka naw, wine color. $350 RED BANK For Moving A Sloraga. and lor storaga cabmata. computar 3-6 pm 291-2469 FREE — Dog lo a good home, 3 rooms Child Pet Garage Children Angels of course nalle, pool A reaiauant Ant ua. ihduilry A complata Una of Call 264-5352 PRINTER — Alphacom 80, In very friendly. 8 yrs old Hall Col- Fteasonsbie rant Little Silver $12,000 No pets 201-870-6^14 lablaa. ofiica aqulp. ale atHANDBAGS SHOPPING boa. Include* 2 rolla of paper end 1 bdrm Pat Bills pd $325 packaging tuppliaa 482-4872 or bargain pneaa Naw or uaad MAPLEWOOD HEADBOARD - lie A Half Husky Call 495-0598 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 area, please Rets upon request 74 7-4OW _____ BAQS - Buy 000 Daalara interface Call 495-4566 Prefer lease PO BOK 806. Little 133 Income A AC DESK OUTLET, 170* Rl watcoma 25c 50c a II 00 449 $10 Colonial end tabla A coffee GERMAN SHEPHERD RED BANK — Tower Hill area BRIDAL GOWN — Complete IS Oakhurit 531-3990 lablaa, all 3 for $60 Table lamp PROVISIONAL CASTRO COUCH PUPPIES Silver. NJ 07739 Property Lloyd Rd ABardaan. NJ Call $5 2 lampa $10 2 am/fm clock Reasonable Call blwn 9-12 DelUKa apt 3 bedrooma, 2nd *nh hal I crinoim 3ua 10-12 583-8159 Good with children floor, adults prat erred/ Rate Se- DIAMOND ENQAOYMENT radioa (10 aa Huffy bike $5 40 5-7pm 228-6617 Call 767-0612 attar 6 p m MATUHE RESPOMSIBi.E~~^ Price negotiable Call 389-1104 RINGS — } carat 1 largar Will HAVE — An unwanted item or channel CB $50 or 0/0 2 larga curity No pela Heat/hot water Gradual* student looking for RED BANK CANNING JARS — U doi«n two you d llhe to aell? An ad thla wicker baakata for large planta PULL OUT BED — Coloni^ 175 SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPY — includad $695 Call 4-6 p m room to rent Near Morganville Large 4 family home in excelling 01 a c (5 aa 741-3191 attar 5 Coffee and matching and table, With papers Silver $250 Call 741-3288 Call 364-7263 or 640-2297 •ail side neighborhood Smith-Corone manual poriabla alia for io daya. juat M 90 Can dark pecan, good cond . |75 lor S'USi"" ""' " The Reglater Claaaified 566-6678 after 7 p.m $190,000 firm includes ill j.is Oafl 74i-36W_ DININQ ROOM SET - ft p'taca MARBLE TOP TABLE — Circa both Qaa dryer. Whirlpool. 8 yra PROFESSIONAL — Working furnishings CARPETING — Wall 10 waUwalnut Amarlcan of MaMlnavilla 542-1700 1670 Mahogany veneer Lyra old, exc cond. 1100 767-6037 KEESHOND — 3 yrs olid with TWINBROOK woman to rent small houee-apl EXCLUSIVE THROUGH Major mill liquidating entire Mint cond Muat §— to batiava HAZLET - Everyday 38 CaH baaa i8'wM35VlK31'Vh Eac papers EMC pet Needs apace to iri yard Pat ok Call after 5 •loch brand new 100V nylon AlHing $1000 or baat otfar Call Drive Everything muat go Naw cond $400 747-090* run Free to a good Home Cal VILLAGE 872-1835 Realty Brokerage 403-9382 261 389-0100 Any 3 rooms living, dining avaa or whnda 717-2187 •nowbiowar, roto tiller. A air con- Senior Citnan — Looking for 3 Mdroom to 375 M) ft |I88 in- DlNlNO~ ROOM SET - Chlpan- ditioner 400 houee planta. MATCHING — Sofa and love GARDEN APTS. flay S Smith, Bhr aaat. 1 year old Baige back- RADIO SHACK KITTENS 1 A 2 bedrooms from $490 Mod- room apt or Efficient in the area ciudai cuatom inalall ovar pad dala atyla aidaoorad. 2 arm nitura. garden looia mlac 8 wks old Black. Calico of Red Bank, Middietown Financing Cat) Barry (201) chaira, 2 aida cnalra Duncan ground with floral print Price PLECTRON ern, spacious apts Heat, hot A 134 Farm Property HEATH KIT — Mam negotiable Call 583-4365 after 6 Call 671-0670 cold water Cooking gas in-Holmdal or Shrewsbury CAM Mfl-7200 Fyfa Btyla iabia/w 2 laavaa All 16 Channel. $50 229-6799 attar 3. weekday! after aic quality raproductlona Circa SB310 Encallani condition $05 LAMB FOR SALE — 8 month cluded On-premises lennis CASTRO CONVERTIBLE - Call 496-2303 Call 291-33— 7 30 weekends. COLTS NECK 1930 WIN tail individually of a* MEDAL WEIGHTS — Bar. bench RAILROAD TIES - New old Sold as pat only Loves chil- | courts, pool, recreation area Queen ana sleeper Good con- ••i Can r* r-887a 7 a m -S p m dren and other ammala $20 Cell I Near Ealontown shopping Exc dition $200 Call 739-0778 alar HEAVY STORM DOOR — with (incline and equal rack) heavy creosoted fl.e.fl $6 *0 Press- HORSE FARM laaa ft acraan 64X36. $35 Call bag (All m top condition | 2- ure-lreaiad 8*e«6 $7 60 7.7x8, 291-4542 after 7pm schools Ocean Two 131 Mouses for 5pm _____ Highway 35. Oakhurat Barn with 5 larga stalls, lean to UNE>T?8cf T^Fround tabla 91 3059 after 5 pm Sohwlnn man's bikea Call S8 90 Deliver 1-6OO-523-8707 OLD~ENGLISH SHEEP DOGS - with 2 boa stalls. 3 paddocks 3 CAT CARRIER - All wood with 18' laaf, chroma lag* 4 531-4923 542-0612 HI-RISER - 39a80 wtth covar 671-1361 altar 8 RASPBERRIES — Pick them bedroom 2 bath Ranch home Super 4 picture fremee, i6«?0e wichar twivai chaira Llka naw. 102 Houses for ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — At- with Apartment In-ground pool ;4j6 Qant baardad int all l Swivel rocker, atorm window MICROWAVE OVEN daily attar 2pm |E«cepi Sal $300 Call 957-O4M Mfti. pool 12*3 new winter New $195 6/17) $1 60'qi WiHiama Farm Rent tractive Center Hall Colonial cus- Almost 5 acres 01 Nl NO" BOOM SET - 57' laWa liner, manual lawn mower Call 228-3592 345 Waal Riverdale Ave, Tirtion tom built tor owners family Fire- I Realty Brokerage Expanda lo 81*. 8 chairs, china PARROT — Orange-winged CHAIRS — (2| Upholaiarad vei- 495-4566 Falls PHone 542-1492, 5-8 p m Amazon 3 yrs old, incPudea place in extra large living room, 388-0100 doaat 1 aida board taftO MOTOR CYCLE — 1964 Harley ATLANTIC beautiful formal dining room, y.t $60 aa OE 26 TV console HONDA - M R 50 1979. Motor Davidson. Black XLH aponstar, RECLINER — Brand new Me- cage Asking $260 Call FARM - 28 yrs ago I sold a $100 Draaaar vanity l canopy 780-f*4M_ 747.5*396 HIGHLANDS breakfast room ofi kitchen, 4 country place with large love'y cycla 3 apeed aaking $175 00 or 1000 oca many eatra'a Low dium blue valour, mall hugger bedrooma. 2 full batha. eeay walk bad $100 AH in good cond Call CHNWolidOM SET - 25 yttra bati offaf can 787 7598 mile* $4000 Firm Call type S175 or besi oiler Call after 5 rooms Utlla paid $525 home and tan fertile acres to a PARROT — Congo African Grey JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1555 lo NY bus A to fabulbus Atlantic coupla They raised their chil- f*i 8299 young Tabla, 4 chaira. buftafl SOFA A CHAIR — Hutch 563-0354 3pm 642-6743 i'i years old Time and talking Highlands Manna Now only $100 firm Call attar 8 pm RECEPTIONIST - Position HAZLET — Lovely 3 bedroom dren thera close lo nature and 495-1590 Kitchen Table ft 6 Chaira. 2 MOVING — Contents of home with custom cage $325 firm Call $166,000 LESHER AS- had a hsppy living Now illness dreeaera. 1 bed. Studeni Dean ft available Your knowledge of in- 495-4533 Cape Living room family room Antique furniture, stereo, piano. basement. Yard $7&0/mo * SOCIATES. forces sale There is a good 0 E DISHWASHER — U*ad other mlac 767-5493 kitchen set. couch miec Call surance, appomtmeni sched- Realtors. 201-291-0919 barn excellent pasture, some Good working condition Pala uling & your telephone presence PUPPIES FOR SALli utils r* mo sec Pets A Chil- 'CHECK THIS OUT 264-7636 Part Boxer dren O K 291-3097 woods, fruit trees, garden, hobby yallow $100 CaJI attar 6pm IBM TYPEWRITERS •vill secure your place m e friend- Call afitjf 5 ',66 9414 •hop or office. 2 car garage bet moia raadara to cfteck out B42-89M MOVING — Brown *•>•y)l reciiner ly medical practice Check ua ATTRACTIVE - YOUNO 3 your ad with a CHECK at the top RENTAL $22 $28 per mo HOLMDEL BEDROOM RANCH LARGE LR Great place for 4-H family, will herculon rocking chair allll wood out 842-2337 SHEPHERD MIX - Female 4 net or bottom o* your copy Call DREXEL DININQ ROOM - Ital- Rant-option 10 buy 747-1661 bureau Reasonable Excellent yaara old Loves children Mov- 4 bedroom, kida/pets, acres I a DR EAT-IN KITCHEN MANY you ba the neat owner? Harold rh* Daily Register Clsssitied De- ian Provancial 10 chaira Excai- GUITAR — ibaned X aarlea de- condition 264-8925 eves REFRIOERATOrVFREEZW — 2 ing Needa good home Call HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 i ixTRAs" re.SM "BVOWSER Lindemann. Broker EaloMown Prtmani today 'or details. lant condition $1500 or baat atroyer II model guitar ft Yamaha door. 18 cuft Avacado White 264-6925 eves KEANSBURG - Att 1 bdrm Lg ' (201| 363-1660 542-1103 ortar Call 872-2909 MOVINQ — Blond wood 2-1700 imp Both llka new Mual aell Wesiinghouaa. 14 cu rt Ireaxar dan l kitchen Adults pref $435 BY OWNER — Beautiful Center Both $300 747-6706 bedroom set. king size bed, 2 E«C cond Both lor 1325 • utH» 747-3600 135 Commercial DRUMS - 4 piaca Slmgarland mghi tables, dresser. 2 hanging 80 Bicycles Hall Colonial 4 bedrooms. 2'i aat with 4 Zildjian cymbala With ISABEL BRASS BED - Queen | ?64 5365 or 767-2777 KEANSBURO — 2 bedroom. 1 batha. on V. acre professionally Property h>gh hai i throna 1350 Call ana claaaic prairie deeign Cur- glsaa lamps, alt complete with Mini Bikes bath, furnished Cottage Avail I?' COFFEE TABLE - 4 bedspread 2 aeti Sheet a. and I REFRJdERATORS — (2| White landscaped property In ground 7 FAMILY — (7 separata homes) 847-oe» rent Hat $1700 Now$1400 Love- j A copperioned $125 each Dark BICYCLE — 27", 10-spaed tor 2 moa only $450/mo mcla pool Country Kitchen, new ap- $31,000 gross AH nel leases aiaichirtg and table, glaaa with ly antique Eaattaka bedroom eel. esses 2 pr lined custom made drapea with aheer curtains. 00 I pine double bed with 2 matching Canter pull brakes, regular con- all utila 264-0793 pliances, fireplaca Convenient $175,000 Middietown Realtors wood boardar chroma laga OAS DRYER - Whirlpool 8 $1200 Oreen country lovaaaal, dition $55 Call 747-9555 commuter location Mint cond Bk-in $350 Call 057-0468 vaara old EHcaiiam condition long * ' drape 8' long All in1 and tabiaa, bo> spring A mat- KEANSBURG 530-0600 $200 Doubla mattraaa aat, $150 yellow gold $600 Slack metal Ireaa S125 Kitchen aela (2) for- ROSS - 26*. 10- spaed > MUST SEE $179,500 Call COLONIAL FURNITURE - An- $100 Call 787-90)7 Yellow embroidered quilt. 1150 1 mica 6 chairs A 4 cnairs. 175 A i bdrm Heat paid S400 | 542-6673 after 6 p SHREWSBURY - 5000 sq ft Aqua dough box labfa axe cond MOVING OE aiaciric cioihaa firewood ring wtlh wood $20 Re- Black/red Excellent condition 2 bdrma Kids Porch $600 Call »1-2:076 • $50 Large dresser wllh mirror Like naw Call after 5pm quality commercial bidg « his- 1400 Round dark pine labla 2 dryar 2 yaara old Many faa- clmer. wood frame uphoeitered j $36 cheat ol drawers $25 Small HOME RENTALS, Bkr 389-1234 EAST KEANSBURG — jonnsoi lone Colonial house ma &•••. . 4 Nichola a Stona $60 Castro chair-bad, needs up- 74i 9576 ask for Steve ^ „ , , . I Place, 5 room house, larga turaa $W5 Call 5*3-5909 attar 7 ITALIAN PROVENTIAL — china cloaat $35 Antique Mapia KEANSBURG - 2 bedroom apt 9* hwy BBotfh toned B-1 For sale by ftfindaor chaira $250 Large dark Couch Gold leaf pattern. 108' holaterlng $30 Stereo combina- twin bed complete *60 Mapia PORSCHE — 10- speed 1 year 4 lota | owner 747-6200 •me dry sink $100 Dark Pina tion record player A radio with E«c Locationg $450 /mo Im- long Kitchen tabta. 2 chaira. | bedroom aet. twin bed. draaaer old Excellent condition $125 ediata occupancy. Call , • parties only Pennsylvania HOuaa bin atyla ELECTRIC WASHER t DRYER Plata glaaa mirror Blue 12M19 separate apeaker (needa repair I Chest A bedding $125 Antique Call 767-6037 SHREWSBURY - 5000 sg ft — Entra larga capaaity $150 Beat oftar 2- Week imitation 7672633 quality commercial bidg * h»e- >d labla f 100 Dark Pina drop- rug 378-3959 Maple cheat of drawer* $45 I FAIR HAVEN aach or $750 lor both Maha leather wing beck chaira $75'ee Double bed $60 12 e* auto- 81 Sports lorlc Colonial house on main ii and tabla 1100 Sofa. Ron oftar Call 758-0644 KENMORE AUTOMATIC WASH. TV 19" . 1 yr old-color $150 matic shotgun permit required KEYPORT ESTATE SELLING hwy Both zoned B-1 For sale by mad looaa piiiowad graan vet- ER — $50 6 patio doora Cuaiom made oft-white drapea $125 Twin boM spring A mattreas 4 rooma Yard (325 $84,900 owner 747-6200 fMI exc cond but aun fadad ELECTRIC DRYER - Haavy duty double-pane. $50 So*ofla« a« Equipment 95' . $200 Solid maple 30 round $50 Air conditioner &0O0 BTU |i00 Call fl'i »827 Wh.rpod 1 yr old Wood ahul- arciaa machine, coat $500, beai WALTON EXERCISE BIKE — 2 family Appliances $450 I Adorable 3 bedroom RANCH cocktail table $50 Solid wood like new $75 264-6458 With timer speedometer snd JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1555 137 Lots and (•'• for in« anlira nouaa Call ottar Can aria'8pm 870 i6ai off-white 42' X 32 knee-hole I f imahed basement Nestled on COLONTAL COFFEE TABLE 530-2049 odometer 3 mos old EKC cond UTTLE SILVER 3 bdrm ranch I nicely landscaped lot Acreage 2 and leWes KINO SIZE - Thomaeviile head- dean wtth 4 drewere. »25 TV 23 REFRIGERATOR $55 Call 495-1293 m solid wood cabinet (needs re- Family room, cant air fireplaca. POCONO CAMPSITE - No MO EXPECTING TWINS? - Naad board Paean. 160 Rattan 30' Good condition. $80 choice location $1025 mo + Call 767 9446 youth lurmluia lor two? Con- corner aiep tief-ubta, formica pair) $25 China closet Call 642-4795 84 Msrehandis* money down Own your own va- vaMibla tormtca turmtura. (Charry lopa 140 Call 747-5212 mahogany $100 Up- right treeier ultra Sec . lease 642-3029 Realtor :ation site tor trailera Owner wrfl- COMPUTER - Franutn A,. fad) 2-cnba/2bada or crib and $150 Call 741-0362 Wanted MIDDLETOWN - 3 bedroom mg lo sacrifice Financing avail- 1000 Appia compatible 64K FAIR HAVEN — The family who bad • 2 draaaara * daak Mual MOVING - Sacrifice Everything i 1-A USED FURNITURE - An- home Nice area $795 par mo able Payments under $100 mo CPM modem. 2 drives 80 •all outgrown $350 Call plus ultla 4 tec 671-6825 ! :area about schools will inquire Call Irom 9-5 1 -800-431 0180 column monitor son ware 671.4503 90s Marble tables A temps gins REFRIGERATOR FREEZER- 19 : tiques working refrigerator a. , about this 3 bedroom Colonial after 5 717-676-3099 $99% Stereo. Pioneer SX960 re- bedroom, kitchen uleneils A cu fl 2 solid wood chaira with ; contents ol homes, attics, base- MIDDLETOWN 1 Has formal dining room, eat-in ceiver to waH'chennel super FENCE — 3 high chain link 76 K IT CHEN SET - $40 Twin beda miac Call 566-6149 cushions 11 8'iiB rjeige plush I menu etc Will haul 1 Ham or all -.lichen porch basement and wtth matiraaaaa. dreaaar with carpet Call 87?.1634 7-10 p m ! Call 264-8456 Condo 5 rooms Kids $000 138 Mobile Homes FM Like new 1225 Dual caaaatia including 2 galaa Parfact cond mirror, 2 ntght labtea $ 100 2 NAUGAMYDE JUST RENTALS. Bkr 389-1555 =aretree siding Si 39.900 EP deck naada repair $60 Com- $50 • ramoval 842 2S98 Batora Arm chairs Reasonable RUGS - Brown shagg with pad 10X55 iiuia* dean $50 Starao cab— Don't gai ^ _* ?? 9* -* ° Exc cond RUG — Karastan Classtc-Ameri- Pay a above book price Call In beautiful Oakhurat No pats Hoghlanda 4 bedroom Custom f P.IGERATOR — Appro* nppad oil again tMa yawKNUD8ON 8 — Gufie* machine $46 can Heritage pattern 12x15 661-9064 mornings A weekenda, $9O0/mo Call 671-9456 Built Spectaculer view Wanted H • 10 with motor Baal Oftar •72-fMH on trailer, wtth aland and cutoff Ce* 671-6133 matching 6x6 Can 747-9562 264-6642 Mon-Thurs evenings OAK HILL MIDDLETOWN - 4 H899O0 Middietown Reeltors BARP.Y THE BUILDER - WILL '4T-O208 aaw Ceil 74I-66U. after 6, RUG — Oriental type design 6-9 p m . 462-1359 if no answer S30-0600 FREE FIREWOOD - Wlhj ta al- ORGAN - Double keyooerd at above bedrooms, 3 lull bsthi larga BUY YOUR HOUSE FOR CASH 74T-66O6 pred blue/red/cream appro* modern eat-m-k.tchan. play I ONLY HOUSES IN POOR COND CONTRACTORS CLOSE OUR iargtc About 1* corda JuM Pear shape diamond. 65 karat 15.10 exc cond $400 Call Jacuiti A Showa* 9 and 8 want taiian out or yard tat can KOO8 SOFA - Mauve. 76' C«ai Cati ?Qi 241-6420 ALL LIONEL TRAINS room. Central Air. sun deck, 2 | EDWARD W COLLINS WANTED CALL 566-2828 Call 53O-2O4t tanaa all 747-6O2JI $900. aatiirtg $225 Country »1-364$ car garage Secluded >oit KitcnKitcn- (( AQENCV 946-4144 Or Flyer Top cash appraisal QC 96 FLORIDA - Port Si Lucie 4- French eofa labta. $'00 Cherry ORGAN — Baldwin Built Orga- arietta and private entrance BTT CONVERTIBLE SOFA - Brown FIREWOOD aonic Spinet $95 * 'replace RUSSEL SWEATS Pr.ce no object. 946-2893 make play room and bedroom ABILITV-DEPENDABILITY bedroom furnished Ranch and 5 Quean Ann rocker. 175 Tra- building iota WMI trade for lot ATTIC - ••••mint Be/eoe SPACE HEATERS - (II for sale pay tor Aug 30 or Aug 31 alao MIDDLETOWN — 1-2 bedroom houee. gutter cteemng YARDS Seat offer Can on weekends or Pieaae call 571-1397 anytime. peta Heat/hot water included cottage with hot lub m green- - --1 IIMHMU after 6pm. Mon-f n. 291-4594 1605 Call 4-6 pm 741-3296 ' jiaaamehtng CaN iwPKovt rourt LAWN TOOATI CllAflro. em pemttng. etc after 10 pm better house on 100 x60 beautifully te r^rpecove^T^e^Ta DANNY. 741-IOM or 3e*-29*$ WANTEb~TO~BUY -^"oider solid RUMSON — 3 bedrooms I bath landscaped wooded lot at deed 152 Boats and AM tot Sob THE lAWNSARON SPRINGSTEEN - Tickets avail Available 9/15 $950 plus util- J1J-7M0 fetontown, Rwmaon-Falr Haven for Aug 30 Looking lo awitch to Mahogany double bedroom set and 10x12 detached frame Acceasorles 830 , 6/31 Call 241-9266 or 291-4495 good condition Call 642-1112 ities, security and references building 10x16 patio Asking LANDCCAPWa - Spnns otttn- aak tor Jackie or Tom . 642-9169 $62,000 Evee 787-7940 20 STARCRAFT- Sun-cruaier Announce roanta Service* p t andd laaaan taarvMaa Od KXPffUKNCCD — In painting. RUMSON with tamdam trailer Fiberglasa wtuuiwu mvirAiiONg" — a StST ILKTMC work. Wtatlntbli ralaa I STANOARD SUE STEEL MiDOLETOwN~~ TOWNSHIP — 140 H P Merc i O New full can- eerpentry. turn Hdg end repair. 3 bedrooms Kids Oarage For aala by owner $93,500 4 %tdal aaMonary Lttoarti ota- • (171 F|« atOtodtMt 741-SS41. aa> tor Srvot HgW tree work. We work, screen OFFICE DESK (2ix5) Eic vas, exc cond Many extras HOME RENTALS, Bkr 380-1234 bedroom, living room, dining $4600 Will talk Call ^29-1263 «Mlta)|lllalnMrAiv 1 KptiamMt rtltt fi- work, and other odd lake. No lob cond $45 Cell 671-5133 room, gea neat, aluminum aided. at CM •71-0121 LAWWCAPIWa •men Hera Cell 29i-i6i2 STEREO — AM/FM • track. 101 Apartments RUMSON — 3 Bedroom. 1H detached garage On 50x200 lot 12 ALUMINUM Profeaeienei i ewn £er>^oe after I p.m. phonograph in cabinet Elec- Bath Irving room, dining room Call 767-6255 V-bottom boat • TSJNW 1LICTWC - NJ. Lie kitchen walking distance tc 7H1. Kttiatnttl C« Fra» H«mam CM «tt-M«0 trophontc llke new »1OO Call ABERDEEN - Attractive 1 yr 2 yrs Old (375 434 Audto flapak 787-2057 » tor I achods, shops restaurants MIDDLETOWN - By owner Caj[ 495-4 63? PLANTS-T»«1S old Condo. HULL - 75 Wa»/a yaiMsng 2>i 1661 evea lank 1500 S31-75M Charming 3rd floor of Victorian VERMONT SKI HOUSE - garage formal dining, cul-de- 828 Lawn Mowar Located between Bromley A h p Chrysler New battery new BAKTIMMK- Improvemeirta TICKETS -BRUCE SPRING- Home 2 bedrooms, lots of win- sac $124 000 KIRWAN CO . aeats Dual a«le trailer $1800 or Tune-up* In- dowa. private entrance 1550 in- StrattonMtS Sleeps 10 Avail by 787-6600 b/o 222-2007 after 5pm Me 'Ml W» n»44M 9MC A A L PAINTING — 8TEEN at Meadowianda E>c ma wee* $525 Call 526-5999 tartor/estertor work- "1 eeets Credit g Carda cludes all utils Suitable for MIDDLETOWN — Looking to buy LAWN MOWlra) _ Tunaa us 4 adulte Ceil a»i-3003 rapatrtd. Tuna up « mates ktacfed 302-999-1670 ~~~ WEST END or sell your home? Lei ua help provided Ceil 741-4010 3 bdrms Kids Bills paid youl CENTURY 21 Embmder Re- 444 Bathroom IU SO PW I* * aMviry TRADE SPRINGSTEEN — 2 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 360-1234 Guard Pkg Bilge pump full cen- POST SUSTtWS - ComnwMM, abkt CM S714Stt. tickets Frt Aug 30 Section 103 ATLANTIC altors. 671-3600 'SB. depth finder A compass Remodeling a row 33. for either Sun 18 Mon anaM^poo^oa). paoeral ctesviinQ S1RV1CE • BfPAId HIGHLANDS 104 Winter Rentals MIDDLETOWN — Spacioua Exc cono $3400 Call 767-8656 Cm mlc Tile IB. 21 Or 22 Call 747-3673 5 rooms Utils paid 1525 Ranch m Hillside section needs 19 RHODES O'OAH FrattH 7401 noen vea^^a^aV' HIGHLANDS — CondO 1 outboard apmnaker extras fraa ptoM-wo i ANOAIWS PAINTING - AH ex- JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 389-1555 work., to be sold AS IS 3 CERAMIC TILE I T C CCWSTFIOCT1ON •1-1*Wora>: TVRO "' ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Very bedroom Great location Water- bedrooms. Wk baths, fireplace $2,500 terior wort, a yrs. eatpertenoe. Satellite system. $900 front Priced to sell Immediate CONTRACTING jvtitmi. Addwwnt, worn. Very reeeoneWe Free estimate large 1 bedroom full basement 2-car garage Big lot $69,500 Ceil 566-1547 038 Light Hauling 670-1—1 $56O/mo + etec Avail Sepi 1 occupancy $79,000 LESHER ASSOCS Realtor CeN 291-4411. SEA BRIGHT - 2 bedroom, 291-0919 1080-81 20 AQUA SPORT - AC HAUUHO CO. VENDING MACHINES - 4 672-2464 after 4 A weekends furnished Biverview $525 ERA Center console 175 HP mere cm anyama lot apot HUlta &?TJSXS Oil PAINTING Beverage machines, like new MONMOUTH COUNTY — Call —i. limn a yaraa aHanad. ..._. rertertor. Free eei-.._. EATONTOWN LINCROFT REALTORS Outboard $9450 Can 530-8764 NEW CIIUMIC TUt MPAIftS OaMa lawoiail. Laaal t long MM call 544-0505 747-3939 EVES 871-4638 tor our complimentary brochure after 6pm dowM. dooft, ruuHng. ttdtnfl CM WmaneliU. Can 718 IMl or 1 A 2 bedrooms From 1415 ftagreuana, rap4aama Nilurar pWaim. wal ban any in i ill mMtt aak for Ed WASHERS (2) - Full site S145 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 of excluaiva listings 747-10t7 ay »k-aim. FULLY m». a FOUR SEASONS REALTORS .» CHECKMATE ENTER- SSST and $165 Eicellenl condition 105 Summer TAINER — V-6 200 Evmrude wtth 7>14 HOMt IMPftOVEMtNTS UCSaMO. Cal 717-JaW and guaranteed Delivery avail- FREE ROOM A BATH - Food RUMSON 530-9600 EOOtE 8 PAINTING allowance, acceea to swimming Rentals MIDDLETOWN 671-5200 trailer, ettraa Moat sen $6600 SEWS WOUSTWAL — WllKin- able Call 787-7721 Call 29' 1453 447 C«rp«ntry M l ie Interior A Exterior pool, to Senior Citlien or tingle KILLINOTION VERMONT — HOLMDEL 946-3700 SJ C5 MHSuantttoMan-4 *). Caulking WATER BED — King site, head- ledy in exchange to play grand- ALTVUTIONt — Htotut HUM board, lights A srieivet Oak mother roll to 3 yr old boyEn|oy Autumn leaves from PART TIME — Secretarial Flex- 21 CARAVELLE •* - Red IBB Minor repSreeMng wtth mountainside " Chalet 4 Merc IO Very low hrs Cuddy w *r(t. Ullllimi prloo- S> JOHNNOfSwa wood with aatm sheets 2 eats Nights A weekend* Move in ible working hours for busy real f up 0MM. HIM, pemtH* bedrooms, 2 batha. loft, fire- cabin, hd S'S. Dt Comp Re- InnnoT/MMrW Homo r*p«n vary good cond 6 mo old (450 Sept Call after 8 pm 741-4967 eatate/appraiaal office Good >«m. KlKMn. gnw KM Mo Call 767-5137 place, aeuna. Alpine slide A typing skills required Call Mrs mote spot light, air horns, dual CM Or t p. T4T-WM CLEAN YAHO8 KEANSBURG - 2 bdrm newly spona nearby Call 842-2764 or Kutch. 739-4330 ban sya . teek swim platform, WEDDING DRESS renovated apt S675 includes all 747-2623 after 7pm canvas an CG equip many MOMi OUArrSMAN — Cvpan- Brand new. never worn w Sft4fl 797fl J other extras E2 loader trailer in. »ooo»o-N, loot dent «nn ! " RUMSON" **************** Muat ee* 106 Furnished W etec wmch, all m eac cono. P'towon. Job 100 Mg lot you' Cell 530-7229 KEANSBURG New gracious Southern Colonial and ready to go Asking $7000 Too na> to.oOttt f Cm Ktn Houee 650 Masonry EXPERT 1 bdrm Wall to wall $325 Rooma with oversited living room and Wkdys 201-430-7330 «ves A. Sootrtund. tm-tnx «Wc» p i". 4 WHITE ALUMINUM — Awning 4 imi Gas hi Carpet $300 a an unusual amount of formal and Cleaning wlndowa 49'V*31" with acreena ABERDEEN TO ^EO BANK w*nds 671-2276 8«rvlc« 2 bd m Kids Bills Pd $600s Rooms A StudlOS from $40 a wk informal entertaining space 4 THI HfLWNO HAND - Won ATTINTION •ACHtLOra A Storm windows In good cond HOME RENTALS. Bkr 380-1234 bedrooms, 2'* batha. eet-in 22 AQUASPORT 1979 - With COM 01 rapam got you «m mouai dK- metea. CeM •« et ~~ Fraa Eat 741-aaw — EHC playing condition Walnut No pata Call 671-0641 Monday single person Food A gas finish me bench delivery A l tree CENTURY 21 CO2ENS. Reeltors afiet 6 Individual MONMOOTM COMCAKTt. INC KFANSBURG - 2 bedroom apl money in exchange to clean Independently Owned Operated do HwMJIUyimir. tndlhtl tank* MawwouUt 4 Ooaan is S88 Plumbing ft tuning M6ft 229-6256. house twice a week Accesa to Hatfr#ina)ni Exc Location $450 /mo im- 813 River Rd Fair Haven aba Byngv • JTbayoura. loomv Martina mediate occupancy. Call pool 10 mm from college Can 741-7606 72 Garage/Yard alter 6 pm 741-4967 water Can Accounta 767-2633 RUMSON - Cape. 2 bedroom i 1 after ALL PHAUt al PLUMKNO - Sales 480 Carat Cle«nlno PIANO HUTWJCTION - b- deVone, Soon. SpeoWlltng in ttv LONG BRANCH — 60 Dunbar KEANSBURCT bath 2 mm to Public School A 23 SPORTXRAFT - Fitjergiasa ktrlocking paving a*> " Hot Wttat t Uavn lollar In. E KEAN8BURQ — Middietown Ave Near Monmouth Medical Room for rant Please call shopping Juat renovated COLONIAt. CAKWT CLIAN4NO WallaHuii. Borna Imaraaney 8ar- Twp 76 Wehawken Ave. Right 767-6669. 787-2547 or $850 mo • utll Call 642-2596 Merc 165 hp i O with ireuer - Ctfp— olwntd by vcuumtd Mock, ajfite. brfek i Mint condition 1 bedroom, living new canvas, many eitraa E\c vka. Lie U12. Can Ml D»aa turn 1 block paaslng Catharines 787-7247 cono 739-4123 I " IllinlH lfllll>T "' Church Texas stearhlda rug. room, eai-m kitchen $500 pet SHADY OAKS CONDO - Firai CIMUM. CM 4W-4M0. 825 Landscaping brown/white. 4-dr Lincoln month Available Sept 1 In- LITTLE SILVER floor 2 bedroom $67 900 23 SEASKIFF uTlLiT> - etc 665 Moving ft 71S Roofing Town* Car. other mteresteing cludes heat A water 2nd floor Excellent location Middietown Realtors 530-0000 cond Super boat for fishing A > Lawn Car* Paul P. Bova inc Realtor Non-smoker 530-6935 48S Carat InttallaUon ttOfa>g# * SMIng Set.. 9-4. No kiddie things 871-2544 lam.ly Can 741-58T CLAMK LANOtCAMNO- SHREWSBURY - 2 neet A Clean CKWWH mtTAlLATION TIACHCRS MOVINU INC. — Mg ItOOFINO-SIDINaaUTTEM M0VING-2 family yard sale 23 24 SEA RAY tfl-7 Week POUNDATION Birch St, Beech wood. Aug beautifullyy furnished rorooms ander Exc cond Many extras Planllall> or emeM UBMMB1 A ineurad Laak lapaM mica IN* 10. avialeble Working gentle SHREWSBURY fa* aamaa. Cal MO-oaaJ 10-3 No early caller a E-2 Loader trailer $'3 500 Paaat. Daoka. llllbm 4 LUXURY GARDEN APTS — 1 preferred Call 747-5661 OPEN HOUSE 747-3600 842-3700 4os cwawir • w—pa PlaMani. T41-tlM - T41-IQgo. 77 Peta and bedroom Beautiful landscaping TOMS RIVER-furnSaned room, SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. SMALL JO* SPECIALISTS — Pool 1 ml. from GSP Call kitchen A bath privllges. 1 mo 26 CHRIS CRAFT - Cab'" COMPLITI LAWN MAMTfN- Rooftng, Carpentry. Pern ting, 264-1646. 9-5. M-F 119 BIRCH DRIVE Cruiser Needs some wo'fc - AH «Mt M •«. AMU M OV ANCt - MaOgaa, anniaa, aada. 675 Odd Job* Free taHinalai. Work guaran- Livestock security. $250 mo , 244-4710 TREMEMDOUS VALUE - 4 $5000 Achillas mfiatabis 13 Ityt. CALI NOW MIX" Hub- •aad oofKrel. Mam apt. A-1 ODD JOI acmrtCC — In- teed ceM ira-itu. 2-THOROUGHBRED MARES~ - MATAWAN bdrms. 2'* batha. family room $950 870 1661 •90-MT4. t h i Fi#f Ineurad. Wall brad For riding or breed- 1 bdrm Washer/Dryer $400 s 108 Commercial spacious Flonda room, eai-m- b«rd. Hmm ing $750-$ 1500 Call 946-6515 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 9'» Ell SCOUT SAILER -- WHH JHMJU Kur ovmat 740 TreeS«rvlce>s Rentals k itchen large yard Neutrally i5'« masa A 49 sq ti Never 500 DMb Laont htvt yaHax paMMat Wt Advanced And "^MIDDLETOWN RED~ BANK - OFFICE SUITE decorated Must see $156,000 been used Also comes wth cot CUSTOM D*O * - Any tUt MyomMM. Nawnouttinatd• WOOOY-t THtt SUIVtCE Broad St Approx 400 sq ft plua Directions. Rt 35 west on A can be used as a rowing nto ItwnT Sandy to*, i ahrub trimming A Beginners Condo 5 rooms Klda (600 Sycamore, right on Samara dinghy Aaking $450 842-2470 •no MUt. IjtuHIIIIng M pool Fue>tneureal.>r*e JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1555 utlla Call 741-1443 days. tnd hot tua d*ok». Fft* tttt- l« ut MM yau; prawama. CM oenentv. etof Gen the SMALL DOQ TRAINING 67>-4i4i eves A weekends (name changea to Birch) »W» 'I*, » «. S71-1ST4, S71-MO3. JOiS SWCIAUtT. 747-MU. M. Cetl 830-1612. Bayahpre Dog Club. 741-6046 MIDDLETOWN — Elegant new Heritage Houae Realty BOATMAN SHOP AT OWNER- HANDLERS — Townhouse Cambridge Manor MEDICAL OFFICE — For lease B46-4646 Everything for the boater Now 1 Show handling and obedience 2 bdrm, I'I baths, fireplace in 1000 sq ft. Move in cond lm- TINTON FALLS - My owner KM locations 24 Wha>t Avenue «•• clasaea Slana Aug 20 Neptune Living room, garage, basement. medetate occupancy In pro-me on market The aala fell Bank.. N J 07701 (2011 area Call 291-2327 C/A, washer/dryer Available feaalonal bidg opposite Mon- through Zoned R3 m Tmton 741-5780 1500 Rl 37 East Toms 82,000 DIFFERENT ADULTS CAN 4 LINES • 30 DAYS ONLY $4900 9/1 $990/ mo Call 946-3354 mouth Medical Center Call Falls Call 542-0639 (or appoint- River IM j 08756 |2OD COCKER SPANIEL evee A weekends 222-2266 ment A come Signed Colonial. 929-8829 8EE YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK CALL 542-1700 AKC 2yraotd MODERN APT - Near transpoT- OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - 10 room 3't bath on 4 acres CANOE Free to good home taHon Beat time to call before Long Branch Call 9 AM PM.with adioming 6 room A 1 acre 17 red Coleman $200 Call 370-9259 noon 405-0418 870-9338 Available Call 431-4963 Or 949-4764 1ZB I hr ltt-gi<*|<>r MONDAY. AUGUST 19, 1985 152 Boats A 281 Mopeds 300 Autos for salt 300 Autos lor sal* 300 Autos for sal* 300 Autos for salt 300 Autos for salt 300 Autos for salt 300 Autos for salt Acctssorlts PfcUQEOT MOPED 1980 BUICK 1978 SKYLARK - Only CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1970 ~ HONDA 1970 MERCURY BOBCAT 1676 — 1975 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS PONTIAC 2000 SUNBIRD 1678 VEGA At it $75 62.000 milet Mutl tea $1550 2 dr, 0 cyl, Interior exc . runt 4-epd Very good cond 47,000 mi . A/C, AM/FM $2500 *- P/S, P/B, A/C, twivel bucket WAOJON 1964 — Aulo. air. Good condition BOAT TRAILERS - 111 Long Call 871-1701 Call 3BB-1104 exc Needs body work Payed Call after 5 p.m 747-3960 seals, am/fm tiereo with am/fm. low mile*. Call 642-2166 OUvsmiM. lids 18. S monthi $3000. atking $1500 or beet Call 671.8643 booster, alarm, rally wheels. Call 264-4037 CADILLAC SEVILtt 1B81 offer 264 8140. aak for Tommy MERCURY LYNX L 1902 - PONTIAC FIERO 1984 — 4- Ota 1350 (1) Long. painted 1981 PUCH MAGNUM II - E»- i owner. 60.000 mi Mutt tee i LOVE MY TRUCK — Have to PB/PS. automatic, air Mint con- $2000 747-0691 lf«m«. noldi If, M I*. $140 •peed AM-FM tiereo catt P/W. VOLVO FOR QUALITY celleni condition $350 Cuitom $9500 firm Call 10 a m -4 p m DODQE DART 1972 ~ sell 1960 Jeep Cherokee Orig dition $3400 Call 741-2321 Till wheel, tunroof, chrome rims, Mon Ffi ^22-1763 PEUQEOT-8AAB OF WALL LWM with full maintenance now blinkera. tervice manual Call Many new parta Runa well Beat owner Call Peggy 787-3206 luggage reck 22,000 ml $6500 available Only at RED BANK 071-1500 alter 0pm offer around $400 Call IMPALA WAQON 1976 — 308 MONTE CARLO 1976 — ReOulll Hwy 35. Manasquan CANOt _ ,7 LineoM Q'u* CAMARO Z-2B 1982 - 29.000 Call 042-1025 or 741-9079 evet, VOLVO Call for Info, 741-5666 787-0787 V-0, aulo.. am/fm. 110,800 engine. 4 new all season urea (2011 449-5050 Eric. hbergieai Wl|h 2 alum.num pad- PUCH 1900 mi V-8. aulo trana 1 owner Excellenlent looking A1 running cconc - 119 E- Newman Springe Rd, dlea $250 2100 mi , Like new Mutt ieil $7 000 Call Donna, DODGE 1975 parkway milea Mutt tell looting PINTO 197S Shrewtbury. |ob 1 dition1 "$110 ' 0 Call 767-4872. Needs axhuet. PONTIAC 1970 FIREBIRD — 8 $42-6711 $425 Firm 291-5642 or 291-4753 Rum good. 70.000 ml , $500 .J! 787-0409 after 5 cyl automatic, am/fm tape, new VOLVO — 1973 wagon 140.000 Call 871-1785 1908 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 160. n CATALINA - N*W Sail- 1877 CAMARO -- VB, aulo, 1/0, Call 530-4116 JEEP CJ7 Limited 1902 — Silver, tlrea and battery Very clean miles $050 Cell 431-4863 or hard/aof lop Exc cond . 36,000 - VB, 3 spd. Excellent con- Cell 739-0332 mealer engine 6 cyi. VHF radio, PUCH MAXI-LUX-1980 p/|, p/b. am/fm caaaetle. good DODGE VANS (2) — 1977. 0 cyl , dition $2900 CAM 671-0307 Runa exc No rutt 82750 Call 949-4784 fait*. Pop-iop with canvas E«c 300 or Beit otter tirei. very clean 60.000 milea 1974 B cyl. Both In mechanically mi Many extras $0590 Call PLYMOUTH RELIANT 1982 — 741-2075 "MUSTANG 1987 Excellent condition Under VOLKSWAGEN BU<3 1973 cond_»6B00 291-2205 Call 747-5200 $2550 or b'o Call 671-6030 excellent inane No <>•• In Trailer* all optlona 7 500 milea, garaged. at 486-4920. car Original owner $4,500 Call eell $10,200 or beit offer Call 0-9pm. NISSAN PULSAR 1963 — 4 door 530-3492 or 291-4763 a/c. rear def. am/fm stereo, fuel water ready lo go $6500 Call 1*84 Fi50 FORD — 6 c(y 3 like new Call 691-194S JEEP CJ7 1979 - New toft ft 542-4000. exl 282 injected As Is. $1060 Call 2*1-2043 1973 DODGE WAGON - Small hard toot, tilt wheel, reclining hatchback Red. Aulo AM-FM RED BANK MOTORS INC •pd/over drive AM/FM A/C CARS UNDER $2,000 stereo 25.000 milea Excellent PLYMOUTH VALIANT'1675 — 4 496-4199 15' CORONADO - Day aeil- KLT interior with cap $9800 8 Very good cond. $450 or beat •Mil 00.000 ml $5500 Call 131 Newman Springe. Red Bank KINGSLEY AUTO SALES offer Call 204-119J. 291-1453 condition $5500 Call 542-4123 door. A/C. Oood condition $050 Dodge-AMC-Jeep-Renault VOLVO 196P er/p#f lor mane* Win trailer * Call 291-3507 Call 500-0153 2 door. 4 ap«*d 707-7867 DODGE WINDOW VAN 1904""— NOVA 1970 — Rebuilt chrome 747-0040 cover Quick sale $2000 below 1077 CHEW BLAZER 1977 — 4 JEEP CJ 5 1976 — AT tlraa, engine Great interior. Need* 1974 PLYMOUTH DUSTER - Good cond 8400 CORDOBA 1975~— P8. A/C, 25.000 miles V-6. automatic, air. atereo, with plow. Excellent RITTENHOUSE Hll_Cej||J17 2-2900 wheel dr. 350 4 barret aulo power wlndowa. new brakei & work $050 or beat offer Call Rebuilt motor for partt Aaking Call 498-1326 16" CRESTLINER APOLLO - PS/PB $0900 Call 739-0009 $2800 631-7589 or 222-6583 LINCOLN-MERCURY INC. MS MB All intern tlrea Alpine carboraior Runs great $000 or 787-0847 $130 or beet offer. Call after 1902 VOLVO DL — A/C, 6 apd. Bowndar 85 hp Mercury Excel- radio A equaliser $2900 nego- belt offer Call 707-0167 DODGE 400 1982 KITSON CHEVROLET CO noon, 707-7206. 900 Rt 35-Ocean Twp 775-1500 lent cond In water No trailer tiable Call after 6 p m 500-4821 4 dr, low mileage, exc cond Hwy 30 Eatontown 1970 NOVA — A/C. auto, looks ROAD~RUNNER 1074 — 4 apd . 1874 BLAZER — In good corv CHAMP 1982 - Spllt-itick Eac new Mechanically perfect PLYMOUTH CHAMP 1961 — 30 $3000 842 2594 Cat! 747-2346 after 6 p.m. 542-1000 Granddaughter executraaa, mual K ml A/C, Mint condition $2000 Excellent per lor man eel Or eat INWNl - Volvo 4 cyl gas dition 4i4 $1500 or bett offer cond, AM/FM tiereo 4 new DODQE COLT - 1970 $*50"~5 tifee Beat offer 922-6053. after 3 ~ LABRIOLA MOTORS sacrifice. $1550 222-0036. _ Call A Klein 591-1750 work, looksl$161S Call 291-3160 V0LK8WAQON — 412 1974. Completely rebuild $3*8 Call Call 741-4026. • peed with 4 cyl rear def. 2 door, 946-9709 home SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC^ p m weekday! Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank OL DSMOBILE 1973 Runa good, lota of room Aaking 1981 CHEVY C10 - Fleeteide 6 blue with white vmyi top call 74 f-2433 ips Rd r $1100 Call Afier 6 pm 672-1673 CHEVY "CELEBRITY 1902 - 741-7304 or 747 6720 Good running cond , $1400 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY — Runt 15' OLASSPAR RUNABOUT - Cylinder, 4 tpeed overdrive P/S, Lincoln-Mercury-M»rkur Call 739-2697O> 739-2873 good Qraat for High School 11-0010 40 hp Evimude & i-aaer $500 37000 milet 6 cyl A/C PB. rear DODQE - Aapen 1977, 76.000 VW DASHER 1975 — Automatic, 6 bed. extraa Excellent con-dafroil Excellent condition, STRAUB LINCOLN-MERCURY Senior Aaking $375 Offers ac- 1902 SUBURU - QL. 4 door. 5 am/lm cassette, 80,000 miles Alao 2 Dodge want, 1977, flcy l dition Call 872-1254 after 5pm miles Excellent condition, aak- Highway 35, Keypori. 204-0500 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME cepted. Call 741-6577 apd , tilt wheel, rear def, a/c. aun $5600 Call 042-3633 ing $900 or beat offer can WAQON 1976 — PS/PB Can be Second engine 8660 Call Tarry . $1450, B Cyl, 1974 $1700 Call 1973 CHEVY IUV — aoocTcon- 970 CHEVROLET MONTE roof, am/fm, 52.000 hwy ml. 1 787-9006 ' 530-3706 between 6-Qpm ditlon Needt minor work Qolng 767-4319. altar 2 pm, LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS seen al 421 Dock St. Union PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1974 — owner Call 223-2262 after 5pm CARLO — AutO, p/a. p/b, am/fm - PRICED RIGHT RA8SAS Beach $950 264-2256 Beautiful blue, am/lm cassette VW BUG 1871 JERSEY SPEED SKIFF - 16 Oft to College, mutt tell Atking DODGE 1970 — V, ton pick-up^ Bender hull. 350 Chevy tandem itereo, tinted Qlaia Car In good PONTIAC, 396 BROAD ST . RED Looka greal-runa well Mual aae ~ SUNBIRD 1976 Needs work Runt Sunroof Best $450 747-6877 MM. condition. $700 firm Call after 40,000 ml, PS/PB. auto Good BANK 741-8100 OLDS 1>ELTA 60 ROYALE — axle trailer $5200 or best offer 1955 CHEVY PICKUP - 0 cyT 1963 4 door. 0 cyl. p/a. p/b. Aeklng_$975_Call 284-2236 I engine offer Call 291-0300 dayi. 5 30. 264-8874 cond $2385 Call 072-0757 after PLYMOUTH VOLARE — 1977 6 II Offer Call_?Bl-4254 or 291-4842 excellent condition Ben otter 6 p.m MARK IV SPITFIRE 1971 p/w. cruiae. a/c. am/lm tape Ex- 291-9208 evenlnga cyl. auto, p/a, 65,000 miles 1972 VW BUQ — Rebuilt engine 1«/ FIBERGLASS - 50 HP John- Call 957-9189 after 7 p.m CHEVY CAVALIER 1964 — Very good condition cellent condition. 530-6537 PS/PB, aulo trana. AM/FM 1902 00DOE 024 — 4 apd. a/C. Call 309-3761 OLDS CUTLASS CALAIS i960 $950 Call 000-0571 1978 THUNDERBIRD - P/S, New brakee. clutch Runt excel- aon. Qalvanned trmier Many ex- 1973 CHEVY ~SUBURBAN~^ caaaette Sunroof Mint con am/fm tiereo. rutl proofed Aak- P/B. A/C. good gaa mileage lent Mual tell Beet offer Call tra* Good condition Mutt tell dlllon $5900 Call 707-5610 ing $3200 Call 071-3401. MAVERICK 1972 — Rung wall — PS/PB/PW, A/C. am/fm PONTIAC VENTURA 1073 -^~2 Aikiny $1350 842-4574 New tirai. runa good Aiklng Looka and runt great. $4250 door, 6 cyl PS. automatic $500 Aaklno $1600 Call 671-3790 741-7701 $700 Call 739-0414 Needa work $400 or beat offer after 6 p.m. 1982 CHEVETTE SCOOTER^ DODQE 1982 MIRADA — 2 door Call 495-4323 between 5-0 p.m Call deyt 765-5415, evening- Call 767-4673 after 8pm VVTBUB 1972 — Aaklna 6675 1958 35 HP - Evmrude gai lank 1909 CHEVY Aaking $2995 Low mileage 6 cyl automatic Buckets, con- TOM'S FORD Neede work $125 i2't Aqua 1976 MAVERICK — P/S. P/B. and wekenda 946-7316 1978~ PONTIAC LEMANS Runa good. AM/FM 8 track 3 TON WORK TRUCK Manual trantmlaalon Call aoie. A/C. am/fm Very clean 200 Hwy 35 Keyport stereo Alt good Urea CaH Cat caiaraman. new tail With Selling below wholesale $3950 auto. 302 VS. am/fm, excellent 1977 OL DSMOBILE CUTLASS WAQON — 67.000 milea. good $500 or bail offer 741-1032 condition intide 1 out $095 Cell SUPREME — 2 door, 1 owner, mechanical condition a tlraa. 264-1600 870-3706. after 4 30 p m trailer $575 842-5781 Call after 0pm 508-4021 Call 741-1300 26 SEA RAY — Sundancer CHEVY NOVA 1979 — 4 dr , 0 after 6pm 946-3921 50.000 milea. (3000 Call $1050 for quick aale. 741-9692. 1979 TOYOTA CELICA - ST ft VW BUG 1873 — Top mechan- 1905 CHEVY VAN cyl. exc cond . auto , PS/PB, 1902 ESCORT GL — A/C, P/S. 741-3946 Humaon apd , am/tm stereo a/c, exc 1983 260 Merc cruiser, all op MAZDA RX 7 1961 OS — A/C. ical cond No rual Good finish A Fully loaded A/C $1000 negotiable Call P/B. stereo tape, am/fm, 4 apd., cond Aaking $3700 CaH mi Second owner $1700 firm font » many ••irea Im- 222-7531 $2700 Call 204-7377 AM/FM stereo caaeette, 4 apkra, OLDS "90" 1902 - Qolden age PONTIAC FIREBIRD FORMULA maculate $27 500. 842-9335 Atking $15,000 dual power mirrors, factory tun car. gold with while roof. 4-dr. All - 1901 GorQeout, low mileage, 886-0663 Also. 1980 VW Rabbit 747-3447 .*. >'< >D PUSSY SAIL C«H 204-3440 CHEVY NOVA 1976 — HalCrv ESCORT STATION WAQON root, 5 apd Irene, reclining power $500 Call Dave. fully loaded T-top. V6 Mint 1964~foVoTA CELICA ot^S — CHEVY 30 BOX VAN 1M3~~— back 305 V-6. a/c. ps/pb, no 1901 — Mint PS/PB, A/C New bucket eeata. new tlrea, eatra 747-9514 cond After 8. 842-3762 15,000 milea, p/a. p/b. am/fm WANTED brakei A ahockt 40,000 mi •pare, new braket, pampered. 1 PB'PS auto tram Good Urea, rust, burns no oil. runs greal, 1901 OLDS CUTLASS CRUISER alereo with equatliar, e»ec aun Cell Al alter 7pm 842-1010 dual axle Only 22.000 milet elans easily $0OO-BO 071-7310. $3699 Call 747-3902 owner, service log Fast * sieekiii PONTIAC GRAND LE MAN2 roof, crulee control, a/c Aaking $5900 Call 530-4071 — Wagon Cream-woodtone Ex- 1876 — 4 dr with everything VW BUQ 1966 — Many good 17 WINNER BIMINI BOWRlDER $7500 Call 542-4000, ext 20S CHEVY MALIBU 1973 — Brown, ESTATE SALE - Cadillac Seville cellent condition 34.000 ml 4 $10,500 Call 042-3669 parts 1670 VW Bug. many new — 120 hp Mercru'ter I/O Low Terrific buy. Call 741-0617 DATSUN SPORT TRUCK 1902 "• aulo with console, good 1900 Must sell Diesel engine MECHANIC'S BUY — 1072 Otdt newlirei $5500 T47 9«46 1970 TOYOTA CELICA — 4 new parts minor repairs needed VW hour! Full canvai New tealt — 5-apeed All optiona Excellent -. etc Beat offer Call Excellent condition $5200 Call PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1975 — Ex- tires Needs work $300 or bett 411 Wagon, good running cond Muil tall $2695 870-1642 Cutiatt wagon X mission bad OL DSMOBILE OMEQA - 4 condition $4300 or beat offer 204-5020 747-1155 or 747-21S3 $100 .Cell 747-6664 ceiient condition A/C, PS/PB, offer Musi sell C«II 741 /BBJ Besl orter Call 741 7070 Call 842-2071 door, a/c, am tm atero. "ght blue llll wheel 60.000 milea $2300 23' WINNER — All glata. (lying 1979 CHEVY WAGON — Runa 1978 FIAT SPIDER — 40,000 MERCURY MONTEQO 1986 — 60.000 milet 1 owner, excel lent TOYOTA COROLLA 1978 — VW BUG 1974 - 4 speed low bridge. 6 cyl. Merc cruller. In Auto. PS, 2 dr Hardtop 125,000 Call 672-2641 after 7 mllee, good body, CB, am/tm DODGE MAXI VAN 1973 — well Front end damaged $600 milea. dark blue with Rally buy Call after 0 pm 071-0683 PONTIAC VENTURA 1973 — 0 5apd, am/fm caea Rebuilt eng 4 water Fully equipped Marty ex- Good running cond Interior Call 264-2701 slripei. new roof, exc cond Call mi Dependable trantportellon 1 trana new tiret a battery $1500 cassette, snowe with nmi Ben traa $5000 739-2548 •helving for toolt Atklg $550 or after 7pm, 042-0290 owner. $250 741 -6961 OLDS DELTA 66 1971 cyl. 4 dr Running cond $700 or or beat offer Call 586-7263 after offer over $1260 CaH 291-0015 beat offer Call 291-6225 CHEVY CAPRICE 1977 Good running cond beat offer Call 530-0706 after 8 0 pm VW BEETLE 1971 - Ktew 'ires 153 Camping Good running cond FIREBIRD 1974 MERCURY MARQUIS Beat offer p.m. AM/FM Recently tuned Clean A ~~ DODQE 1975 Need! body work 09,000 mi. air, auto., per) cond . BROUGHAM 1976 - AM/FM, Call 842-2032 TOYOTA COROLLA WAQON runs well $»OO Call 495-0378 Equipment Runt good, 70,000 ml. $500 Call 264-4516 $1000 5714617 A/C. PB/PS/PW Call after 0 PONTIAC TORMULA~ FIREBIRD 1972 —Runa greet Dependable OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 1677 — V-6. 4 apd , PS'PB/PW. CAMPER NiMROD POP-UP — Cell 530-4116 PONTIAC FIREBIRD ESPIRIT pm 542-0663 00.000 orig ml 8300 or bett VW BUQ 1977 Light weight Teni on wheeia CHEVROLET MALIBU 1873 - 1972 — Exc cond . $600 or beet •tereo ceaeette with equiliier. offer Can Pal 747-5200 DUMPTRUCK INTERNATIONAL Good running cond Needt pami 1971 - Mual Mil 350 V-0 MERCEDES 240D 1975 - Low offer Call 747-2136 black A gold Aaking $2900 Call Showroom condition Oarage (Electrified) Sleeps TOYOTA CORONA 1976 Aulo kept, low ml, sunroof. $3975 1957 - With ptw $2500 Caae 10b $525 or beit offer Call Loaded Low mllee Beat offer mileage, excellent, aunrool. air 6!D8~STARFIPE 1877 — V-0. 566-9214 floor maiireat 4 door, re*r d*f, A/C, am/fm Call after 6 pm Ml -4657 firm Middietot back hoe and 9 ton 3 axle trailer 747-9371 over $050 Call 671-1323 $6950 Call 042-5427 AC. AM/FM ceeserte Snow tires $6800 both 222-8503 PONTIAC-WAQON LE MANS caisette 01.000 milea $2700 or CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1979 FORD CHATEAU VAN — 4 MERCURY MONTEGO 1973 included 73.000 ml Oood cond 1974 — VB. A/C, PS/PB Stereo bell offer 747 6020 9-8 VW SUPER BEETLE 1971 - 154 Recreational FORD F150 1B70 - 0 cyl, 3- CLASSIC 1977 - New paint captaina aeata. 1 bench eaai, Aulo PS, PB 2 DR. HT 90K $1000 or beat offer 576-8064 $400 Call 863-8336 Runa axe Looka good Rebuilt •pead. PS/PB Good work iruck Good interior Exc running turns into bad Excellent con- actual days. 291-8960 aHer 7 pm TOYOTA COROLLA SR5~ - engine, n«w redlala Many new Vehicles Jusi painted Mual aell Can cond $1700 or bett offer Call dltlon Call 264-0067 $300 : PONTIAC QRAND LEMANS 1978 Liftback A/C, am/fm, new pans $650 Call 495-2943 OLDSMOBILE I960 - Dene 1970 — 2 door Landau top Ex- 1977 TRAVEL TRAILER — 20V 747-0349 747^502 1974 FORD PINTO — Aulo trana, 1900 MERCURY BOBCAT — brakea a exhauil Very good VW RABBIT I960 - 2 dr hatch Coachman Sieepi 8 Awning Royal 66 4 dr. am/fm auto re- cellent condition $2250 Call FORD F-350 1972 CHEVY MONZA 1900 — PS/PB, am/fm casaetie. dependable Stick Sporta imping Sun roof verse cateette. CB. cruiaa. tilt cond $2500 842-1073 Sunroof am/fm tape, mechan- antenna electric jack, Aaking $350 Call 495-2011 642-4136 TRANS AM 1984 — Fully loaded ically sound clean body uttgmal •tabiniera, seil-contained 12 box hydraulic lift $2500 edio Excellent con- Excellent cond Muti be seen to wheel, auto door locks I win- Call 739-5402. dition Aaking $3000 Can be appreciated Call 871-0223 PONTIAC ASTRE 197 Good condition Aaking $10,200 owner $2400 Can 74 7 3447 $3500 787-5356 .. FORD TORINO 1972 dowa. new brake* A shocks new Rum Needa work Call 264-5527 503-2431 43.000 original milet. muat see 1977~MOB CONVERTIBLE - Die Hart battery Beautiful car VW RABBIT 1079 DIESEL M AN POP"UP~ 7»fi~"^ FORD PICKUP 1974 — F100 $500 72,000 ml 3 apaad with cap C HEVY 220 1902 - 305 aulo, $650 firm Call 503-2214 Green with tan Interior New top. Sacrifice (urn $5850 87t 59i» TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1904 4 speed A/C 50 mpg pkwy Sleept in Sink, ttova 1 Ice carpel Rebuilt front end, new Call 630-3871 cr.aal Weigm 850 bi Mull ten Good work truck $075 Firm PS/PB/PW/PL, A/C, exc cond FORD MUSTANG 1974 1969 OPEL 1200 - Station Muitseli $400 $1500 Call 279-620S 739-2950 or 739-0352 Call Ron 739-4370 after 5pm clutch, a u carba. ttainiett e» wagon Standard Irana Runa 1961 PONTIAC PHOENIX Extra parta Call 871-3425 $500 hauil $2500 Call Art. 747-5911 P/S, P/B, A/C. Exc cond VW RABBIT L 1061 - Sunroof Call 741-7504 very good N*eda eom« body Call 530-9041 after 6 AM/FM Oood condition Call FITZGERALD S - Oft Hwy 36. 1003 MITSUBISHI - 5 apd , 4 CHEVY CAPRICE I960 - Runt work Call 042-6474. Aaking 66000 on Ave D Jughandle, Atlantic wheel drive. H ton pick up Fully |OOd Minor work Aaking $300 FORD GRANADA QHIA 1975 — MQ MIDGET 1979 Call 707-2661 TRIUMPH TR7 1876 - 4 speed afte< 0pm 042-4104 Highland! Call 261-1883 loaded including am/fm atereo lall 071-5591 2 dr . 0 cyl. auto Irani. PS/PB, 38,000 ml. 4 cyl , 4 apd . con- OPEL QT — 1973 KorvetWlook am/tm caaaette, A/C. looks VW RABBIT i960 - Silver cuS caseetie. carpeted interior Exc veriible $2800 Call 544-1917 alike. 61 0O0 original mllee. many i960. PONTIAC PHOENIX - eharp a runa good Aaking CHEROKEE JElEP 1904 -~~Cug~. am/fm. good tiret $050 Call Standard trans, am/fm atereo. torn red interior 4-door 5- SCOTT* TRAVEl TRAILERS — cond Ashing $0700 Call days new parti $1000 or beet offer $2450 Call 747-9266 speed am/fm caaeane. eunrool, Year end clearance $1000 off jage rack, A/C, 4 wheel drive, 741-0606 after 5 pm MONTE CARLO 1977 - 66,000 good condition Call 530-3092 only 949-0007 inted window!, while wallt, exc 1975 FORD GRANADA —"Runt mllee Brown A/C. PB/PB/PW. Call 264-7833 TRIUMPH TR7 i960 - Con tinted glass alloy wheels good any trailer m stock OOSILS cond $8300 Lei a talk financing tilt wheet crulea control, am/fm PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1970 - vertlble 5 speed A/C, Light MlcheJlna. $2995 Call 291-4023 SPORTS CENTER, Route 36. PLYMOUTH XflROW PICK-UP good Vary dependable $500 or 1976 PACER — 4 apd. nan* 1902 — witn cap. ruatproofmg Call after 0 pm 741-4967 bett offer Call 500-3611 after 5 caetette Good condition Atking brake*, battery Excellent con- Convi 465 Cl. P3/PB/P8 p/top metallic blue Exc cond Beat East Knansburg 787-0500 $2450 495-3720 dition 70.000 milM Must sell tilt wheel A/C, apoke rlma Runt Offer Cell671-O670or 957-9386 STARCRAFT 1983 — Galaxy Aaking $3200 Call 946-7109 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC 1977 P rn a looka greet Stereo 707-7596 1B70 TOYOTA! College cash $000 707-7823 be- TRIUMPH 1972 UTS Mar- HI Pop-up Opent to 24 Includea — Mutt tell 2 dr . new tirei. runt FORD 6SCORf"i902 - 4-epd. 2 MONTE CARLO 1977 — V-8 tw—n 12-3 Mon-fn , VW SClROCCO 1676 Long bad pick up $750 good $750 Call 071-1600 or PS/PB. AM/FM caaeette New PONTIAC 1974 GRAND AM - 2 coupe. 6cyi 4 ap 56,000 milea Dependable car 73 000 mi. king bed, llOwe, amk, frig, cloaet lone tilver a gray, A/C. exc Excellent condition Aoete and drpuen Seldom used $4,500 Can 642.2066 171-1604 cond . 30.000 ml $7700 when battery, brakee. tires 6 exheuat PARK CHEVROLET dr , PS/PB. A/C. AM/FM tiereo AM/FM caaaawa Rune good Looka a runt good $1750 Nego- Selee-Leasing. Service-Parte Orig owner Runa good CaH $2 600 Call 741 Needs paint $2000 Call ana* 0 Call 741-1970 1974 TRACTOR — International CHEVY MAUBU WAGON 1902~ new. $4500 sacrifice Call 204-0317 ^__^ tiable Call 741-3146 Rl 66, Neptune 778-1212 264-6661 ^_ pm 571-9M0 STARCRAFT — 1984 2V Cab over with sleaper. twin 6 cyl auto PS/PB, air, cruise Starmaater Sieept 6, gat re- screw, 310 Detroit 50.000 ml , on control 33.500 milet Exc con- 1975 FORD MAVERICK — 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale m-chaasia overhaul Vary depen- ion $6000 Can 222-1500 20 0O0 milet Runt tine Needa 300 Autos for S«lt 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Silo 'rigerator. neater, wardrobe dable Good trans, new brakes, ciotet. 3 burner atove. oulaide new rear leal springs, new starter CHEW CAMERO 19*7 — mierior/eilefior work Beit offer candpy Exc cond 530-1755 & batteries, new clutch Needt Good running condition Call 74i 4578 miector. 2 tires A minor body Atking $700 FORD QRANAOA~l~g75 — Small work Can be seen at 22 Peno- Call 739-1504 VB A/C. bucket seata. Auto, low mileage runt great $000 or beat Sprlngmeier Trucking Book mt good, good tiret 65,000 n offer Call 739.9026 value $10,000 Atking $650 Call 787-0682 FORO 1970 LTD — 2 dr aport 220 Wanted Sacrifice $2995 Call '61 •VY MALIBU 1977 - Station coupe, bucket teala. conaoie, Automotive 1985 VW VANAGON - 7 pail Wagon. A/C, auto PS/PB, root 305 v-0 auto . A/C am/fm. tec rack itl $2400 Call 747-9180 lory mags, wide tiret Exc thapa HIGHEST PRICES PAID - For enger, fully equipj ed, 5000 741 13M miiea. 2 mo old. Ov> r $17,000 deyt. 747-7342 evet •!**!L™ - junk cart Long Branch area inveated Sac $13,900 071-5954 CHEVY IMPALA 1974 — PB/PS, FORIMELITE 1970 — Cl" 870-0494 leave mettage VW RABBIT PICK-UP I960 — air. new tranamitaion $1000 Low Milage HIGHEST "pRtCES~"PATcT Oietel Clean. Very good con- Celt 493-3000 Excellent Shape $2300 FOR JUNK CARS dition. Call 741-2201 Call 291-6144 IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE Long Branch area CHEVY~BeLAIRE" 1971 — 4 dr . Call 670-0494 1901 WILLlYS PICK-UP — 4 V8. Aulo. A/C Owned aince FORD LTD 1974 - 45.000 m7lae wheel drive Snow Ptow Needa 1972 Good tlrea, always itartt on rebuilt engine PS/PB. air WE BUY USED CARS — fop water pump ft minor work $750 $550 Call 495-3470 am/tm. 4 new tlrea $500 Cat! dollar paid Schwartl Chryaler- 630-71*1 Plymoulh. 141 W Front St , Red Cell 204-7252. CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC 1962 Bank 747*0787 - 4 door. V-0 Fully equipped FORD 1970 LTO - Oood con- NEW 1985 OLDSMOBILES 300 Auto* for Sale 34.000 miles $7500 Call 260 Auto Rent/Lease 1900 DODGE OMNI — AutO 747-6449 00.000 ml Great upholstery Beat offer Cell 787-8157 TRIANGLE AUTO LEASING IVY NOVA 19T4 — V-8, aqua' Call for Quote •lereo. rear defogger. ateei auto., air. PS 4 dr., radio Eic FORD TORINO WAGON 1974 - 1101} 920-2247 belted tlrea Clean in & out cond Call after 6pm 957-0727 PS/PB 302 V-8. high mileage $1900 Call 495-0332 before 6 but runt very well $450 Call p.m. CHEVETTE 1900 — 50.000 ml , 281-5560 270 Auto Service*/ aulo, new tires, very clean Parts AMC HORNET 1976 wen kepi Service records avail- 1900 FORD BROUGHAM — Only Great body a interior able $1750 222-0636 78.000 milet Engine In good MARINE 396 BIG BLOCK CHEVY Needa work $400 condition vs. 302, p/a, a/c Aak- Complete/ frozen C»H 671-9505 1968~CHIEVY~MALIBU — Great ing $300 842-5338 Beit offer condition $000 or beat offer Call Call 671-7855 AMC GREMLIN 1974 104-2745. FORD — LTD Country Squire Good running cond Beit ohV 1977. 9 Ptu 400 v8 am/lm TRUCK CAP Call 229-6397 CHEVY 1878 MONZA - 2»2 •tereo High Mileage 1 owner For small pick-up $150 AMC 1976 WAOON — Aulo , hatchback Auto trans , AC. PS Excellent condition $1200 Call Call 583-6779, 80.000 mi, 1 owner, clean, good 67,000 mi Cassette deck $900 after 5 pm 741-0101 urea, serviced regularly, mech- beat offer 946-2643 6 DAYS ONLY AT SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES 280 Motorcycle* CHEVY NOVA 1977 - Aulo i9*O~fORD~MU8TANa - 8 cyl.. amcallyperfect. no dentt or roll. p't. P'b. im/lm nereo $2500 or 198? HARLfcY DAVIDSON 18-24 mpg Exceptional bjy but PS/PB. 0 cyl AM/FM 4 dr, gar- peel offer Call 204-4703 ROADSTER - 1000 c£, red a will dicker $1050 571-0617 age kept 65,000 mi Runa I Starts Thurs. Aug. 22-Ends Wed. Aug. 28 black, hwy pegs 5000 milea Exc looks good $1500 Call FOHO STATION WAGON 1977 cond Priced lo tell $2700 1901 DODGE ARIES - P/S. P/0. 747-7250 - 9 pataanger Excellent con- 787-4844 A/C rear def. 2 door. 4 new Urea, dition Beat offer Cell 071-0070 45.000 milet $2000 Call CHRYSLER 'TQWNE * COUN- or_957-9380_ 1971 HONDA CB 750K 291-0361 TRY — 1973 Sta Wagon good $600 cond . $700 Call 739-0075 FORD LTD WAQON 1972 Call 264-7252 A STAR IS BORNI. $250 or beit offer 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT - Call 495-3920 HONDA ER75^978 " P'I p/b. auto. 1 owner. Excellent Need valve work condition Call 542-0474 1962 FORD EXP - Light blue $100 or bett offer Sun roof. a/c. am/fm tiereo Call 661-8643 CH R YSL EITN E WPORT 1072 — 54,800 hwy milet $3500 Call PSPB. auto 81 000 mi $495 071-4175. HONDA NIGHTHAWK 650 »984 Attract more readership by Call 872 0757 after 0pm — Bought at leftover Garage placing a STAR at the top FORD QRANAOA 1977 - V-8, kept Under 900milei Mult * and/or bottom of your ad CHR7STER" I.eBARON 1977 - red, PS, disc brakee, mag Beii oiler Call 787-7053 6-cyi, 4-dr deluxe 'model For details, call the Daily PS/PB/PW AC FM Very good wheel!, whits letter Uraa Exc HONDA »50 '973 — With lern Register Classified cond $1,975 042-2497 evet cond Call after 8 pm 957-0727 A lorque teat Runa good $7i Department, 542-1700 weekends FORD 1878 LTD II - Sport Can after 5 p m at 671-3681 Coupe 2-lone paint, V-6 aulo.. CIRCLE CHEVROLET bucketa, console, factory magi Shrewtbury Ave Shrewtbufy wide tlrea Exc thape No dentt HONDA 741-3130 Of ruat $1650 Call 741-1386 1974 AUSTIN MARINA — 37 000 CITATION 1902 — Aulo . PS/PB. FORD MAVERICK 1972 — 200 HONDA DEALER milea 4 door, ttlck ahirt, radio A/C. dark blue, exc cond Aak- CID 6 cyl automatic Major new Rl 9. Freehold Beat offer Call 747-0960 ing $2600 Call M2-0702 parta Muat tell Bett offer $350 462-4001 ~" BOBCAT 1975 Call 071-1323. Parkway Olds has just received a shipment of brand new, factory-fresh 1985 Olds- KAWASAKI 1981 — 750 engine PS/PB, A/C. extra tet of wheel! GEORGE WALLS mobiles and is selling them at low year-end left-over prices. These cars must be removed 2800 mi . seat* tiret & 3 000 ib $250 or bett offer SHREWSBURY floor j*Ch Can 671-5932 ON 042-5303. CLASSIC VW BUG - 1967 Yel- LINCOLN MERCURY from our inventory immediately to make room for a huge shipment of 1986 Oldsmobiles low, sunroof, rebuilt Irani re- 881 Shrewsbury Ave . 747-5400 <9'1 KAWASAKI - 350 2 Cyl . BUHLER a BITTER INC built engine with only 15.000 mi very good shape Runa good 2 Plymouth-Chryaler-MG-Jaguar New exhaust tyttem Good tiret QMC VAN-19977 rebuilt carboratora Low mileage 3290 Hwy 35 284-5000 Good cord Drives well Asking Good Cond . $500 $350 CAM 495-9505 ~ BUML6H 4 BITTER INC~~ $1350 741-0057 Call 642-9603 1980 SUZUKI TS 100 - En- Plymouth-Chryaler-MG-Jeguar CORVETTTIQM*- Acd.sTooo 1970 GRAND PRIX — Runt wall. duro Excellent condition Bet) 3290_Hwy;35 _ 204-5000 Looks good All power 00.000 Offer Call 787 8454 mi Perfect Cond Aaking BUICK^REQAL 1902 — EKC $20,000 milet $2100 Call 671-0099 IN STOCK-READY TO DRIVE HOME TODAY SUZUKI I960 450 cc cond A/C. PS/PB. tilt Hearing TRANS AM 1904 — Charcoal EMC cond Atking $5000 Call 291-0495 metallic 12.000 mi Like new Aaking $700 1983 BUICK SKYLARK LTD - Atking $12 000 Call 264-0408 Call altar 5pm 74 7 B25O • 13 Firenzas • 10 Calais Auto. a/c. am/fm, full power DATSUN 210 1900 116Cieras • 106 Cutlass's SUZUKI-GS 1100L 1980 - Sport wire wheel!. 49.000 mi Aaking 60,000 mi GUARANTEED Fairing Only 3000 mi EMC cond $6100 Call 671-3900 Atking $2300 or beti offer • 78 Olds 88's • 48 Olds 98's • 44 Toronados $2300 Call 291-1451 1980 BUICK LESABRE - A/C. Call 495-1815 after 5pm RESULTS SUZUKI GS 550 L' 1981 — 8 900 power wlndowa. power braker DATSUN 280ZX 1982 — t owner, Or we'll run your ad 10 ml Mint cond . Atking S900 Call am/fm Excellent condition Call 42,000 ml. 5 tpd , exc. cond days (or FREEI THESE CARS WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT REGARD TO STICKER PRICE! weekday! after 6pm 5830 '66 after 5 30. 071-9411 $9900 Call 957-9563 after 7 p.m SUZUKI GS 450 — 1880 Exc*'- I960 BUICK REGAL DATSUN 200 SX 1902 - Road- You can sail your automobile lent comd<|ior> 9000 milea $750 Beat offer tier. Convi top 40.000 ml with a claaailied ad Here you'll ALL CARS WILL BE CLEARLY PRICE-MARKED. NO NEGOTIATIONS NECESSARY. Can 7B71951 Cal^291-1210aHar5 PS/PB. A/C New muffier-tlrei reach very anxious car buyers $5200 Call 642-5146 shopping our classified for good 1981 VAMAMA 650 - Special BUICK ETECTRA 1900 — 4 df. buye IT'S YOUR YEAR-END CHANCE TO SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE. Leftover Only 1600 milea Like A/C. PS. PB. PW. power -loor DATSUN B210 1970 - Slick new S'bOO CtM 495-3125 lockt. power teata. power trunk ihlft. am/fm stereo cassette 1 4 LINES Enough space to de- To qualified buyers. Bank representative ' YAMAHA ?50 VIRAGO 1982 - releate. tinted glaaa. V-8 engine. owner. 55,000 milea $1650 Call scribe your car thoroughly and One-of-a-kind Only 24 milea cuitom ityie wheeli. vinyl root, 739-9266 will be present to approve your financing reer window defrotter. am/fm create buyer Interest Mutt tee $t450 Ceil 957-0853 1977 DATSUN 200 Z - White, after 3pm ttereo. white wall tirei Beit but you may call our Instant Credit Hotline offer Call after 6pm 741-7410. auto, am/tm ttereo ctttette low 10 DAYS Enough time to reach miles Asking $3800 Call over 02,000 different adult read- NO MONEY DOWN for pre-sale credit approval. YAMAHA 920 VIRAQEO — 1902, BTJTCK ESYATEWAQON i 902^ 264-0000 ers each week, because people's Mint cond Lo* mileage $3000 needa for care change day to Call 291-2469 A/C, PS/PB, am/fm aivreo cattene, v-8. 41.000 mitat DAT3UN 240Z 1972 day YAMAHA 650 SPECIAL 1979 — While with wood tone panelt Ex- Runt very well INSTANT CREDIT HOTLINE Mag wheel* Excellent condition cellent condition Call 671-0338 $000 at it $6 90 Enough value to make II $900 Cell between 9 A 12. Call 042-2170 worth your while to realistically 291-8017 BUICK RIVIERA i960 — 43o"cu"~. price your car to sell, 4-brl. dual exhauti, ctr conaoie. DATSUN 510 WAGON 1979 264-4333 Original owner To speed credit approval call our Instant Very good cond Low miiei Rid- Exc cond THE FREE DEAL IS.. den 4 time* last 4 yrt $325 Call Call 739-0069 If you don t aell your car in 10 Credit Hotline for a pre-approved credit I.O. daya and you paid $0 90. we will 291-1012 aMer 7 BUICK SKYLARK 1904 — 30 000 DATSUN WAGON 1900 Like new 34 000 mi lei run your 4 line automobile ad lor 1083 YAMAHA 700 MAXIM - milea 4 door, A/C Like new. another 10 daye--lor FREEI Thla Mini condition Only 4000 milet $3500 John 542-0474 $3700 Call 741-5012 ipecial offer is good for individ- $2000 or bait offer Call DATSUN 3~io GF 1900 — Blue 2 uals selling their own cars, and la 542-8312 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLt dr Hatchback New tiret. AM/FM not for commercial use 1967 -~ Fully equipped, good cassette Greet cond $2450 Call 281 Moped* cond Mutt tee $650-of1er Call 229-4055 957-0053 after 3 p m Call ua Monday thru Friday 0:30 5 STAR GENERAL MOPED 1963 DATSUN B210 1977 • m to 4 SO p.m, 10 gal your — Exc cond Looka great Juat CADILLAC 1977 — Fieetwood Runt but needs work $400 or automobile tor tale ad into got tuned $350 or beit offer Ceil Brougham, good cond. high beat offer Can 530-0642 ask for tomorrow a nawapapa*. 264-8232 ttk for Mike mileage See at Realty Group. Jeff Bldg 55, White Rd . Shrewsbury HONDA CIVIC 1674 1978 BATAVUS $2660 _ DATSUN 200 Z — 2 + 2 1976, Good running cond.. 72,000 i Runt good Look!good Beautiful Shape, one owner Asking $000 Call 530-7029 Atking $200 CADILLAC COUPE DCVHL6 Dealer-main tamed AM/FM H6ND/T~ACCORD IX 1962 — Can 739-049) 1983 —Company car. EHC cond cassette New nres * brakes 40.000 ml. Loaded $12,500 Call PS/PB, A/C, auto, atereo, HONOA 1900 957-0400 Looks * runt great $3900 Musi 36,000 mi Excellent cond $0550 Runt great Many new parti be teen Call 222-3104 or Call 042-6686. 870-0775 dayi $125 Call 787-4998 CADILLAC SEVILLE 1977 — Ex- 1902 HONDA CIVIC - 4 door, cellent condition Loaded, DATSUN13210 19T2C high mileage bul (reeled with (.rune:ruite,, garaged $3$350! 0 Eve- Good running cond TLC $2000 firm Call 495-4917 iingt 542-3003 $375 anytime Call 922-6060 MOPED PARTS CAMARO 1900 - Good cond HONDA~CIVIC 1979 - Body exc Rimi Batavua angina « Puch PS/PB. 0-cyi Runa good, body DATSUN B210 19>8 - 68.000 cond . needs engine $500 Call engine AH parti m good cond good ahape $1500 or belt offer mi . many new partt $900 or 204-0950, 9-5 pm after 5. Take all for $50 Call 291-3380 Call evea 204-3048 bett offer Call 707-5045 500-6128