• Your [own House fire Page 1 B Four killed in Neptune Township. Page 1B The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 215 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1985 25 CENTS Cleaner ocean Soviet president sought is reported dead BY TED LOUD BY BARTON REPPERT States in more than a decade. It had arrived in the United States SEA BRIGHT - Under the theme WASHINGTON (AP) - President March 3. The abrupt decision to of "Ocean Alive in '85," more than Reagan was awakened at 4 a.m. return home involved cutting short 200 people gathered yesterday to EST today by National Security by two days the group's scheduled kick off this year's campaign to Adviser Robert C. McFarlane, who visit. Improve the water quality off the informed him that the official Soviet "They have requested that they Jersey Shore. news media was preparing to make be able to leave early," said Clean Ocean Action, a coalition of a "major announcement" about Vivienne Ascher, a State Depart- environmentalists, commercial and Soviet President Konstantin U. ment spokeswoman sport fishermen, businessmen and Chernenko, a White House official Ms. Ascher declined to comment others, used the fund-raiser to drum said. on speculation that the delegation's up support for its No. 1 priority: The official, who spoke on con- sudden departure may have been getting the federal government to dition he not be identified by name, prompted by death or critical illness end the policy of dumping sewage said the U.S. government still had of Chernenko. sludge 12 miles into the Atlantic received no official announcement However, a U.S. official, speaking Ocean. from Soviet authorities that on condition he not be identified, The coalition wants the federal Chernenko had died. said, "The speed with which the Environmental Protection Agency But the White House official said group is returning indicates that to implement a plan for dumping the McFarlane told the president that Chernenko is either dead or is sludge at a site 106 miles offshore, foreign news media in Moscow were expected to die within a matter of south of Cape May and beyond the reporting that the Soviet an- hours." continental shelf. nouncement would be of This official, who had been The existing site is almost due Chernenko's death. briefed by telephone from San east from the Peninsula House, the French and Japanese news agen- Francisco last night by American seaside restaurant where yester- cies, quoting unidentified sources in officials traveling with the Soviet day's fevent took place. Moscow, said this morning that the delegation, said the Soviets "made To Illustrate its impatience with Soviet leader was dead. The it clear that there was no problem federil officials for delaying a Japanese agency, Kyodo, said with the trip — that they were not Chernenko had died yesterday. The decismi on the dump site, the leaving because of anything that had French service, Agence France- KONSTANTIN U. CHERNENKO coaltiohv will send a "plumber's happened in the United States." helper" fc. Lee M. Thomas, EPA Presse, said its source cited a president as well as general sec- reported internal Soviet Communist Another informed U.S. official, administrator who also insisted on anonymity, said retary of the Communist Party, is "We've been told for almost a Party Central Committee an- nouncement. the Soviets declined to say why they known to have respiratory problems year that a decision is coming down wished to cut short the visit. and has dropped from public view the pipe," said yesterday's master Earlier, deputy White House "They were asked, but told us for lengthy periods. He made two of ceremonies, American Littoral press secretary Robert Sims said nothing, ' this official said. appearances on television in late Society Chairman D.W. Bennett. McFarane initially briefed Reagan U.S. officials said the was to February after a two-month The "plumber's helper," a at 4 p.m. EST Sunday about a top- depart San Francisco early this absence from public view. level Soviet delegation's sudden plunger with a gold-painted handle, morning for New York, where it was request for U.S. assistance in ar- Since Chernenko succeeded Yuri will be sent to Washington tomor- expected to transfer to a Soviet ranging a rapid flight from San V. Andropov as Soviet leader in row. "Apply this device to the Aeroflot airliner and leave for Francisco to New York, and from February 1984, U.S. specialists on decision-making process," a note Moscow at 3 p.m. EST. accompanying the plunger reads. there back to Moscow. Kremlin affairs generally have de- Following rounds of public hear- Reagan met with McFarlane A duty officer at New York's scribed Chernenko as a transitional ings, the agency has designated the shortly after the president returned Kennedy International Airport. figure undertaking few significant 106-mile site as the new dump area to the White House from a weekend Lloyd Schwalb, confirmed that an initiatives either hi foreign policy or for sludge. On April 1, federal at his Camp David retreat in Aeroflot flight had arrived late reform of the sluggish Soviet econ- officials are expected to announce a Aofllmr photo by Coil fotIno Maryland. yesterday from Havana. Aeroflot omy. plan to implement the policy, includ- SEA ESCAPE — Dana Aliprantis ot Long Branch and her 5- The 30-member Soviet delegation, has no regularly scheduled flights to A number of Western ing the shutdown of the 12-mile site. month-old son, Blake, relax on a bulkhead in Sea Bright. The led by Vladimir V. Shcherbitsky, a New York, though "exceptions are Kremlinologists recently have said "But we'll believe it when we see weatherman is predicting a 70 percent chance ol rain tor today, full member of the Kremlin's ruling made in the case of diplomatic that Politburo member Mikhail S. it," Bennett said. with highs in the 50s. Politburo, was the highest-ranking moves," Schwalb said. Gorbachev appears to be the leading (See OCEAN, Page 2A) Soviet group to visit the United Chernenko, 73, serving as Soviet contender to succeed Chernenko. Thousands of eyes smile at Irish parade BELMAR - It was a full week He said he was especially grateful high school bands. before the big day, but all eyes were to see so many new faces, and And there were bagpipers galore smiling - not just those of the Irish. suggested that future celebrations — four bands of them and all A crowd estimated at over 30,000 would be marked by this years' descendants of bagpipers who owe lined a two-mile stretch of Main newcomers becoming permanent their origin to ancient times. Street to watch hundreds of fixtures, and by ever more new Ireland's 32 counties were rep- marchers usher in the St. Patrick's faces appearing. resented by 32 men and women Day. The Jerry Lynch Social and placard carriers The political bar- That estimate came from toe Athletic Club, originators of the riers separating the six northern police. Parade organizers claimed parade a dozen years ago, marched counties from the 26 of the south that the "real" crowd figure was alongside Belmar's own Rep. James were conveniently ignored in the closer to 45,000. Howard, D-N.J., who was the par- spirit of Irish unity. Whatever the number, the multi- ade's first grand marshal. tudes had plenty to celebrate, and This year, the grand marshal's Gina Andaloro, 20, of Spring Lake, the celebration was hardly confined hat was worn by Andrew Gallagher, was crowned Parade Queen last to the parade hours. a borough resident who teaches in week. Her Majesty rode in a special Police reported no Incidents de- Union City. His deputy was Mary float with her court, Barbara spite the spirits, distilled or other- Foley Reilly, Spring Lake, who has Decker of Ocean Grovel Dawn wise, which flowed all day. been cited as one of New Jersey's Marie Wallace of Manalapan, and The 12th annual St. Patrick's Day "Irish Americans' Who's Who." hometown girl Marilyn Schlossbach parade was the "biggest, the best Lynch, a former Broadway Organizers said the floats, spon- and the grandest" ever held in this trouper, stepped out of the club line sored by businesses, charity or- seaside community, said Jerry to sing the Irish national anthem. ganizations and radio stations, were the most colorful in the parade's Lynch, one of the chairmen of the There was plenty of other music, BllMir pKQW » John M. >NW» organizing committee behind the from the 29-piece U.S. Army Band annals. parade. of Fort Monmouth to a bevy of area (See PARADE, Page 2A) Bagpipers march down Main Sirrot. Bclmar, in St. Patrick's Day parade. Rumson chief Cop's widow hospitalized MIDDLETOWN - The widow of against McCarthy, the police de- "I'm not a doctor, but I'm sure Deputy Police Chief William B. partment and the township over the that recent events have contributed Schanck, who has reportedly been disinterment. The suit states that to this,"Eastmond said under stress since the controversy Mrs. Schanck has suffered emo- Mrs Schanck's attorney, Leo of police dies surrounding the opening of her late tional distress and health problems Kaplowitz, did not provide further husband's grave, suffered a heart because of the unauthorized grave information about Mrs. Schanck's RUMSON — John E. Gaynor Sr , Under his direction, the borough's attack this weekend. opening. condition or about the effect her Rumson police chief for the past 10 force upheld its reputation as a Joan D. Schanck's was listed in Mrs. Schanck had been hospital- heart attack would have on the case mnntho HioH Saturday At home after tight-knit group that does not med- fr»ir ^nnHitinn 1 ;.,; t nitfht at ized on two other occasions and was against the police. a Ions illness. He was » years oiu. uie in me lives ui n* rexloenis: Hiverview Medical Lenier, rteu Hmmmtl nguiui pujaiiai anu Born in Rumson, he was a lifelong In keeping with the Gaynor s Bank, according to a hospital iiienuti i^edinieni, dttuiunlg IU nci >" -n .-u.i v ui* atiy Uiiiimai borough resident. wishes, services will be private. spokeswoman. Mrs. Schanck was nephew, James Eastmond. (See COP, Page 2A» He began his career in the "Jack wasn't a headline seeker,' admitted to Riverview on Saturday. borough, and during 27 years of said Zerr. a friend and colleague for According to reports, Schanck's service be rose to the No. 1 position. 24 years. "He did his job and that coffin was disinterred hours after No successor has been named. Lt. was enough for him " burial on Nov. 21,1984 because a hat .Index Robert Zerr has been serving as Although he had been undergoing and a gold police badge belonging to Bridge 5B Horoscope 5B acting chief since Gaynor's illness medical treatment for the past year Chief Joseph M. McCarthy were Business ,.:.. 5A Lilestyle 68 forced him off the job in December. and a half, Gaynor continued to inadvertently buried with the deputy Classified-. 7B MaKe a dale /A Borough police and municipal perform his duties until December, chief. Comics 5B Obituaries 7A officials yesterday remembered said Mayor Charles F. Paterno, a Mrs. Schanck filed suit last week Gaynor as a strict law enforcement friend and neighbor since the late Crossword , 5B People 2A officer, but one who strived to 1950s. Editorials .... 6A Sports 2B maintain a good relationship with "We knew it was coming." Naturalizer-Red Bank. Boots "i- Entertainment ..... 8A YoUr Town IB the community. (See CHIEF, Page 7A) JOHN E. GAYNOR SR. price; winter shoes $18 a pr.

V 2A The Daily Register MONDAY. MARCH 11. 1985 Lebanon blast kills 12 PEOPLE were shattered by the blast. The there TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - A In Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, suicide guerrilla detonated an ex- hotel is about 800 feet from the site plosives-laden pickup truck or the blast, which the command an anonymous caller told the leftist alongside an Israeli army convoy said occurred at a military check- radio station Voice of Arab Lebanon Just north of the border in Lebanon, point at about 2 p.m. yesterday that the pickup truck was driven by Folk singer Israel television quoted Prime a member of the Lebanese National killing 12 Israeli soldiers and wound- Ing 14, the military command re- Minister Shimon Peres as express- Resistance. ported. ing "profound horror" at the bomb- It said the attack was in revenge "The explosion was terrifying. ing and saying Israel would not for a car bomb that killed 75 people hospitalized relent in its "war against terror" in There wai a giant fire and then and injured 250 on Friday near a WARE, Mass (API - Folk singer Arlo Gtiihrie black smoke shot up," Aina Belsky. Lebanon. mosque in predominantly Moslem was hospitalized after complaining of stomach pains, manager of the Araiim Hotel in the Before yesterday's attack, the west Beirut. and a recording studio spokeswoman said yesterday northern Israeli town of Metulla. Israeli death toll in Lebanon since Lebanese government and Smite he was undergoing tests for gall-bladder inflamation. taid In a telephone interview with the June 1982 invasion stood at 620. Moslem leaders have blamed Israel Guthrie, 37, was finishing work on his latest record The Associated Press. Israel said it invaded Lebanon to for Friday's attack in west Beirut, album when he became ill. said Lindy Ebol, a She said windows in the town uproot Palestinian guerrilla bases but offered no proof. receptionist at Longview Farm Studio in nearby North Brookfleld. Guthrie. admitted to Mary Lane Hospital here shortly after midnight Friday, was listed in good KRISTOFFERSON GUTHRIE Ocean condition Sunday night, said hospital spokeswoman Carol Shaw. {Continued from Page 1A) his injury. cents," Palaia said. in favor of phasing out ocean Guthrie, who lives on a farm in the western dumping, noting that other cities "We expect in a day or two he will be working on •Its everyone's ocean, and we're Villane said he was grateful that Massachusetts town of Washington, is best known for the set," Ross said. have developed alternatives such as all Involved," said Ed Maliszewski the EPA has promised to render a his 1967 hit song "Alice's Restaurant." The movie also slars Lori Singer, Keith Carndlnc of the Belford Fishing Co-op creating compost from wastes. He is the son of folk singer Woody Guthrie, who and Joe Morton. decision. "But I just hope for their Maliszewski said he and other sake its the right decision." Once the dumping problem is died in 1967 of Huntington s chorea, a hereditary, fishermen have found such items as solved. Carson said the coalition degenerative nervous disorder The ultimate goal in moving the Crosby telh why he left drug clinic television sets, living room carpets site out to 106 miles is to end the plans lo focus on pressuring New Kristofferson injured on movie set and a jeep on the bottom of the sea. practice of ocean dumping York City to stop flushing raw DALLAS I AP) — Singer David Crosby, in a Dallas He charged that the government is altogether, according to Peter sewerage into the Hudson River and jail while appealing a cocaine and weapons "dragging its feet." adding that his Carson, a staff member of Clean to develop more and better treat- SEATTLE (AP) - Actor-singer Kris Kristof- nets are "coming up foul" this year ment plants. fersoa was hospitalized after suffering minor conviction, says he walked away from a court- Ocean Action, New Brunswick. ordered drug treatment program two weeks ago just as often as last year. Since the cost of carting sludge Resistance to the measure also injuries while working on the movie "Trouble in State Assemblymen Anthony M. Mind." production company officials say. because he was "a bundle of raw nerves " 106 miles out will represent an comes from New Jersey sewerage Villane Jr. and Joseph A. Palaia, companies who use the 12-mile site. He entered University Hospital Thursday for "I was desperate to play music, my sustaining increased operating cost for those force, my job on this earth," Crosby said in a Dallas both R-Monmouth, said the clean who handle sludge and other wastes, The companies claim that the new "precautionary care." said Valery Ross, a company water ball is in the federal govern- spokeswoman. She refused to discuss the nature of Times Herald interview published yesterday. those dumpers will be forced to turn dump site will force them to pass ment's court. to land-based alternatives, Carson added costs on to their customers. The lawmakers, who represent said. Those also attending yesterday's Shore districts in the Statehouse, From discussions with Long fund-raiser included Assembly said they were impressed by the Branch sewerage officials last members John O Bennett and "unanimity" and "camaraderie" of week, Villane said he learned that Marie S. Muhler. both R-Monmouth. THE WEATHER the coalition. But they also noted the municipal authority's expansion and Jacqueline Walker. D-Mon- that users of the 12-mile site will plans may include a composting mouth; state Sen. Frank Pallone pass costs on to consumers and facility. Such a facility would enable Jr., D-Monmouth: Freeholder John TIM Forecast for 7 p.m. EST, Mon., March 11 Weather elsewhere taxpayers. toxic sludge to be converted to high- D'Amico Jr., and mayors and gov- "You can't measure the safety of yield fertilizer for the area's farms. erning body members from all over Tampwaiura* indicate previous day a nign and the county ovarmghl low toBom EST the , environment in dollars and Carson said "the tide is turning " HI U'nOlrl Cdy 69 11 Cdy U it COy 1Z It coy Cop 63 '0 CCy u9 48 coy 56 37 •Ot (Continued Irom Page 1AI disinterment would face criminal among the chief's most valued COy 76 64 doing in connection with the dis- charges. possessions, returned t>i 32 coy "In fact. " Kaye said in his report, 47 28 COy interment. County Prosecutor John In the tour-page report. Kaye said 7,- 49 coy there was no evidence that "the hat was apparently placed 1) 24 coy A. Kaye said no one involved in the Bose 1> 23 CO) McCarthy "knew the hat was in the inside and at the foot of the casket Boston 44 36 so that it could not be seen and 83 66 grave, or that the grave would have 44 .10 to be opened to recover the hat." would ultimately be buried with Bu' 'BlOn.Vt 44 2C Cdy William Schanck ' Case*' J8 3J cdy Kaye found no evidence McCarthy CU-'«i°r S C 64 :2 Cdy Parade abused his office, but criticized the An associate of Kaplowilz said Oa' esioi A V 63 30 Cdy Cia' one N C 65 33 coy police chief for intimidating Cyril last week that the decision not to Oe/anna s; 33 Cdy (Continued from Page 1A) Sidun. owner of the John E Day prosecute had no bearing on the civil Chicago 64 32 Cdy President Reagan and New York Cnc^nal' 64 28 Cdy Funeral Home, Red Bank, in a suit, which asks (hat the pros- FRONTS: C a.ewc 6' 28 Cd> Mayor Ed Koch sent letters to the telephone conversation. Kaye said ecutor's office be restrained from Coiumoia.S C 7' 36 committee in praise of the annual Co^mDul On 62 28 Sidun was responsible for opening returning recorded statements to WOTW ConcO'd.N.M j|' -9 affair Schanck's grave at Shoreland Mem- the defendants who testified in the Oanai-fiWonn 78 57 A host of the state's celebrities, county investigation. Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded TT Stationary i Dayton 62 31 orial Park Cemetery and retrieving Da-.ar from Gov. Thomas H. Kean to rock 64 31 an the hat. N»»on«J W«tlw S**c« NOAA. U S Oajoi ol Commajrct On Mo' e* 65 33 star Bruce Springsteen, were in- The suit states that Mrs. Schanck Dat'O't 63 28 "There is not reasonable prob- "will suffer immediate and ir- Owiutn 53 24 Cdy vited, but apparently had more Jersey shore E Pate 63 43 Cdy pressing commitments ability that such charges could be reparable damage " unless the pros- The Daily Register 63 37 proved beyond a reasonable doubt ecutor's office is immediately re- Becoming cloudy today, with a 70 40 '9 Cdy Two esteemed guests who did (USPS-145-4401 ra'go 44 26 CO) attend were the parents of parade based on the evidence uncovered strained from returning recorded percent chance of rain during the Fiagaull 48 40 PUCIWWJ Dy T"« R«c B*"« Res s:ep during this investigation," Kaye statements to the defendants who G'and Rapids founder Lynch. Jeremiah Lynch. 89, EltaCiiiinaa ill 187S afternoon Highs near 50. South wind 57 27 coy O'aat Fans cdy said. testified in the investigation Dy Jonn M &»« tnO Mtnfy Cay 10 to 20 mph 37 29 a retired Bayonne fisherman, and Mlr OttCt Qa Aiioc>attO jacnso'vMs 63 52 Cdy P'Mt it •niltd •RCiwI.vtiy 10 Ttlt uM 01 I'1 '"t OCa 50 to H Jacksonville 70 59 tM M Mil M • AP nawrS Junajtu 38 34 Kansas City 54 47 W Ol mt Aminctn Nt*sp«C«' Pu0i'S"S'S Marine forecast h .as vagas AUOC'IIO^ ln# AuOl Bjlfc Ol C'CuilliO^ l « Ntw 74 S5 JI'My Pr«U AMOCiitiOn Cape Henlopen to Fenwick Island L tiia ROCK 73 54 Cdy SKOnd CIM* PO»1»Q« PliO at RK B*"« N J .OS Angelas ti 58 coy 07701 PuDiiincd aiiy tictol Sal a"0 Sun Ma* out 20 miles 65 34 COy "en Day Mamor«l Day July 411. Labol Day South winds 10 to 20 knots today 60 53 Cdy -ilr-Ksg . ng Day and C^'HImM Mai' feOKI'St'Ont 66 54 Cdy tayaDa ifi aavanca and tomorrow. Waves 2 to 4 feet Baacn 79 69 C'r Toiai today and tomorrow. Fair today, a o Ooessa My wa Ram Di., 4 Tafm Da>ly Sunday Sunday chance of showers tonight and coy i.ij 2 4b .... 57 13-51 *•#*» 1 55' **-)• 70' *—« 2 25' *te- tomorrow Visibility good except 39 09 Cdy t yaar i 45' «*aa« 65' **ak 2 10' *«• fair in any showers. 80 59 Cdy Mail raws 'or coiiaoa iludanu ana miuiary parton- 59 40 cc, n«| — 10* BDOvt ralat 59 34 M) Moma aalivary by Ca'"ar ~ Oa>'y and Sunday Extended forecast 71 27 COy $ S> 35 a «raan. Sunday only 3$ cenii Daily only 1 OO 55 cdy Hee Gifts. S.ngtt copy at Couma' - Daily 25 cants Sunday 61 37 cdy 40 Canit Wednesday through Friday 84 59 POSTMASTER Sard acdrats dangas lo Tna Fair through the period Lows in 59 33 Dany Ragilar P 0 Bo. 520 Rao Bai« N J 07701 80 63 ( 88Wue) the 30s. Highs in the low to mid 50s 59 32

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fc gKIW**- AiiryW «* •Toll FrM '">"' 4A The Daily Register MONDAY. MARCH 11. 1985 Reservoirs drying up; state may regulate water use _ -L. UJ-w* r.a^ih d TRENTON (APi — A dry winter sent New Jersey's drying up. The agency is asking users of Delaware River water The five reservoirs in the Pequannock «»e » « ; water supplies plummeting, and officials say the state lo conserve when possible.- but stressed that mandatory may have to implement mandatory water restrictions "Unless we get an abnormally heavy rainfall over the next month or two, the reservoirs are going to be badly restrictions are not in effect and that no drought unless March rains replenish the reservoirs, lakes and emergency hat been declared. Norln Je£y Water District Supply Comm.«lon was at rivers. depleted, going into the warm-weather months," said Staples. He added that water demand in the summer But the continuing lack of substantial rain and "There's trouble on the horizon," said Jim Staples, snowfall has worried state officials spokesman for the state Department of Environmental is high. "We're not at an emergency point yet but we're of: Protection. Because of the low precipitation levels over the last getting ready," said Staples Staples said precipitation since August is 8 inches few months, the Delaware River Basin Commission has Dirk Hofman, deputy director of the department's below normal, and added that reservoirs of many water issued drought warnings to the four states it serves: Division of Water Resources, said New Jersey may companies, especially in northern New Jersey, are New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Delaware. have lo impose restrictions on nonessential uses of water If the drought continues. Staples said water supplies in the northern regions in the state are dropping faster than those in southern New Congressional spenders ranked Jersey, which is fed by river systems and numerous iator to otter systems, should the voluntary .ystem well*. P WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Following are the members of 4. Robert Roe, D-Wayne: Four reservoirs feeding the Hackensack Water Co. Te Scheduled public hearing. Monday in Frank Guarini, the Democrat from New Jersey's congressional del- $382,277; $118,533; $500,810. are at less than SO percent of their capacity, said George Trenton aid Wayne to fulfill its legal obligation, to issue Jersey City, N.J., had the highest egation and the amounts they spent 5. Peter Rodino, D-Newark: Klenk, another spokeswoman. such a directive. expenditures in the state's con- for staff salaries, office expenses, $400,958; $99,796; $500,754 gressional delegation last year, and their totals. They are listed by 6. Christopher Smith, R-Hamilton while former Rep. Joseph Minish their total expenses, from highest to Township: $371,239; $123,026; was the most spendthrift, con- lowest. $494,265. gressional records show. 'Spectacular' refinery fire The senators expenses cannot be 7. James Florio. D-Pine Hill: In a look at records covering the compared to the representatives $378,931; $114,129; $493,080. year ending last Sept. 30 — the most because they have larger staffs and 8 William Hughes. DOcean City: current 12-month period available — different limits on their expense $378,102; $104,317: $482,419. Guarini, whose district focused on accounts. 9. James Howard, D-Spring Lake no threat at Linden Exxon Hudson County, spent 1554,951 for Heights $341,431; $137,312; $478,773. office expenses and the salaries of 1. Guarini: $391,569; $163,382: 10. James Courier, R-Hacket- plant, which employs 1,100 em- his staff (554,951 LINDEN (AP) — Hydrocarbons firefighters remained on the scene tstown; $343,406 $114,663; $458,069. ployees on its 1,900 acres in this 2. Robert Torricelli, D- used to manufacture gasoline ig- several more hours. Minish, the West Orange, N.J.. 11. Bernard Dwyer, D-Edison: nited early yesterday in an outdoors Union County community. Democrat who was defeated in his Hackensack: $363,100; $184,657; He said pipes through which the J547.757. $346,729; $110,859: $457,588. processing unit at the sprawling hydrocarbon, travel were shut off Kapkowski said he could not bid for a 12th term last fall by 12. Matthew Rinaldo, R Eliza Exxon Corp. Bay way Refinery here, recall similar fires, but he said the Republican Dean Gallo, spent only 3. Marge Roukema, R-Ridge- and the fire died as the remaining beth: $318,056; $128,358; $446,413. touching off a "spectacular" fire $326,832 during the same period. wood: $367,839; $141,710; $509,549 material burned away. There were company would investigate. 13. The office of the late Edwin that was put out by about 30 no explosions. "We look at them all very firefighters, officials said. Forsythe, R-Moorestowh: $318,186; "We had to throw a lot of water carefully," he said. $73,495; $391,681 No injuries were reported and the on it initially," he said. Shortly after the fire occurred in fire posed no threat to the environ- Southern Jersey lobbies 14. Minish: $254,172; $72,760; Schmidt said a fire had occurred the processing area of the refinery, $326,932. ment or area residents, said fire at least once before in the unit, "equipment was quickly isolated Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J Capt. Robert Schmidt. which is composed of pipes, and there was no chance of the fire for state-built aquarium $1,072,569; $89,886; $1,162,455. "It looks spectacular, but once spreading," he said. "The rest of the Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J.: the system is shut down and, the catwalk, and "complicated steam systems" that jut into the air about refinery is unaffected." "• BY the ASSOCIATED PRESS The bill, adopted by the Legis- $1,085,006; $34,005; $1,119,011. pressure is relieved, the fire Representatives were entitled to subsides, " Schmidt said. "It's non- 60 feet. Schmidt said firefighters initially lature and signed by Gov. Thomas tried to put out the fire by spraying Southern New Jersey com- H. Kean in December, empowered spend up to $381,324 on office toxic." "I know Exxon is concerned why it with powder, but that did not munities seeking to establish year- the New Jersey Sports and Expo- salaries last year, a figure that was Flames shot 300 feet to 400 feet it's happening. Maybe they're going round tourist attractions to comple- sition Authoirity to build a baseball increased to $394,680 this year. In into the sky shortly after the two- to look into it a little closer," he work. ment their summer trade are lining stadium and provided for construc- the Senate, the salary fund was alarm fire was reported at 1:52 said. The extent of damage was not up lo battle for state funds to build tion of two aquariums in the state. $900,056 in 1984 and $931,558 this a.m., after the hydrocarbons leaked Schmidt and Al Kapkowski, an immediately known at the refinery, an aquarium made possible under Legislators said one would be year. Unlike representatives, sena- from pipes, Schmidt said. The fire Exxon spokesman, said the cause of one of five that Exxon operates in legislation adopted last year. placed in northern New Jersey, and tors can hire as many workers as was under control at 4:40 a.m., but the fire had not been located at the the United States. Local officials in Wildwood, Cape the other somewhere in the southern they wish. May County, and in Egg Harbor half of the state. Office expense funds vary in the Township. Atlantic County, have The sports authority is expected House, based on a formula that Judge shackles 'revolutionairies' been mounting campaigns to bring to study possible locations for the includes the cost of office space in the proposed facility to their areas. aquariums. Robert Mulcahy, ex- the home district, and travel and NEWARK (AP) - A federal permission to monitor the most of my authority." "We have the accomodations. We ecutive director of the agency, could telephone costs to the district. The judge presiding over the weapons the proceedings via closed-circuit After being .chained to their can house an influx of people. We not be reached for comment. average expense fund this year is and explosives trial of two self- television after they maintained have other family entertainment. chairs, the defendants attempted to State lawmakers have a wide $147,000, up from $144,000 last year. professed revolutionaries ordered that their presence would lend avert their faces as the police And an aquarium will benefit the view of where the facility should be. Expense funds also vary in the them shackled after they refused to unwanted legitimacy to the trial. officers were led into the entire region," said Joseph Salerno, Assemblyman John Hendrickson. submit to an in-rourt identification Senate, but both of New Jersey's When Blunk and Rosenberg re- courtroom. a spokesman for the Wildwood R-Ocean. said he believes the Atlan- by witnesses. fused to remain in court for an Chamber of Commerce. tic City area should get the facility senators were entitled to spend Following the identification, the $48,000 last year. ^ The first major conflict in the identification by two detectives, Franz Bohles. a member of the because the large number of tourists case occurred when Susan Lisa Lacey ordered them shackled. The defendants were led to a courthouse Egg Harbor Township planning attracted to the casino industry also Members may appear to exceed cell from which they could watch fund limits in the figures above, but Rosenberg, 29, and Timothy Blunk, jury was not present during the board, launched a separate drive to would patronize the aquarium. the rest of the proceedings. they are allowed to transfer some 27, told U.S. District Court Judge incident. bring the complex to the site of the "I think it ought to be an Frederick B. Lacey on Saturday that "I'm not going to have my Rosenberg and Blunk are charged old Dunes restaurant on a marshy attraction around Atlantic City. It's money from one fund to the other. Also, the 12-month periods con- their principles did not allow them authority flouted," Lacey told the with conspiracy and possession of region of the township just south of a gambling resort. There ought to be to willingly submit to a procedure sidered to not exactly coincide with defendants. "I've been on the bench unregistered firearms, explosives Absecon Island, which includes At- some family attraction such as an involving government witnesses. for 14 years, and I'm too old now to and thousands of counterfeit identi- lantic City. aquarium," he said. a calendar year, which is when the spending caps apply.. The defendants had been granted have two young people like you flout fication cards. AIDS test for high-risk group NEWARK [API - A medical however, whether a person has facility here will soon offer blood AIDS tests to people with a high risk of Koplin said the testing site for contracting AIDS so they don't have high-risk people is being offered so to undergo an identical test at a blood banks would not be overloaded blood bank to find out whether they with "an influx of people who suffer from the deadly disease. suspect they might have a prob- One of this city's medical facilties lem." will be chosen by next month to test high-risk people, such as homosex- "We don't want them to go give uals, hemophiliacs and intravenous a pint of blood just to get this drug users, Allen N. Koplin, deputy information," he said, adding that, commissioner in the state Depart- health departments in other states ment of Health, said yesterday. were planning similar programs. It will probably be a full-fledged clinical facility of some kind." Blood samples from the alterna- Don't delay another day! Koplin said. "It won't be like a tive site will be sent to the Become a fabulous New department's laboratory in Trenton store-front operation or anything Woman today before our like that." and the results will be returned to Newark. Koplin said. rates 90 up and before those Blood banks will soon be required winter coats come off! The to test all potential donors for the The test, which has been shown to presence of antibodies to a particu- have an error rate as high as 7 swim suit season is just around lar virus that has been linked to percent, was approved March 2 by the corner and now is the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syn- the US Food and Drug Adminis- time to discover how easy it drome. The test does not determine, tration. can be to discover the New Woman inside you! 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OTHER NEARBY LOCATION: Shrewsbury/the Market Place/Route 35 Tomt River. Howard Johnson • Mtr. Inn AI5& Allendale, Cinnaminson, East Brunswick, Emerson, FairfiekJ, CHd Bridge, Springfield, NJ, Rt. 37 • Hooper Clrcl*. Wednesday, March 13 Great Neck, New City White Wains, NV and Center Square, M MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1965 Business The Daily Register 5A Health hucksters, quack cures waste money An elevator operator in my office public. Among the most susceptible, cure - and at least they don't do any You can recognize many health detailing "case histories" from building swears that the copper the report confirmed, are those who harm. frauds because of their telltale "satisfied" or "cured" patients (in bracelet he wean constantly re- have arthritis. Arthritis sufferers But consider this shopping list of clues, says the Arthritis Foundation. magazines, newspapers, etc.). lieve* his arthritis Without it, he alone will spend about $2 billion this so-called treatments: packs made of If in doubt, ask questions of people The Arthritis Foundation can insists to all doubters who question year on fake, unproven, even cow manure; bubble baths; bottled and organizations you know have direct you to a local chapter of the him between the first and 37th dangerous quack "cures." sea water; various herbal mixtures; nothing to gain from their advice organization, where you can find floors, he wouldn't be able to work SYLVIA About 100 types of arthritis exist; and hormones, including estrogen except your improved health. on some days. and progesterone. expert advice and information. For for most, the causes are unknown the address of a chapter nearest He's only one of millions who rely PORTER and the cures remain elusive. Every one of these - and many Avoid a so-called cure if: on unproven remedies and who will you, write to the Arthritis Foun- Basically accepted treatments in- others In addition - has been found - You cannot get Independent be conned out of an estimated $10 confirmation that the cure has dation, P.O. Box 19000, Atlanta, Ga. clude anti-inflammation drugs taken to be absolutely useless. Moreover, 30326. billion in IMS alone for various with a physician's supervision; heat some are actually dangerous. helped others and might help you. health scams. Nothing will persuade treatments; and, in some cases, Clinics along the Mexican border - You are told the treatment will ("Sylvia Porter's New Money him this bracelet doesn't actually do various surgical procedures. that inject people with steroids "cure" arthritis. Book for the 80s," 1,328 pages of anything, other than turn his skin for the clever pitches of the health But for the 36 million Americans cause great concern among health down-to-earth advice on personal green. In fact, 80 percent of people hucksters, All of us want to look professionals. These injections can - You are offered a "brand new" money management, is available with arthritis, these treatments do or "secret" formula. with arthritis try some form of better and younger, relieve a not provide sufficient relief. About cause severe, life-threatening side through her column. Send 19.95 plus unproven remedy at some point in chronic ailment or cure an un- effects, such as internal bleeding. - You are told medical science is $1 for mailing and handling to half of those with arthritis are aged impeding progress. their desperate effort to find relief treatable disease. 80 or over. Some old uranium mines In the "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book or answers, reports the Arthritis In May 1984, the Select Commit- No other chronic disease affects West are in vogue as places to go for - You are warned by the for the 80s," in care of this Foundation. tee on Aging, chaired by Rep. more people. a "cure." Men and women actually promoters that treatments your newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Men and women in every part of Claude Pepper, D-Fla., released a pay to sit in unused mines and doctor prescribed are worthless or Fairway, Kan. 66205 Make checks 1 So enter the quacks with promises the country, of all ages, back- report that underscored the impact of quick, complete cures. Copper expose themselves to uncontrolled unnecessary. payable to Universal Press Syndi- grounds and educational levels, fall of health scams on the American bracelets are a perennial so-called amounts of dangerous radiation. - You are bombarded with ads cate.) Hot water from the sun: will it save you money? By CHANGING TIMES and Refrigerating and Air-Con- percent over the next five years, for calculate roughly not only the time panel system to provide 33-50 per- by 40 percent to get the federal solar The Klpltager Magazine ditioning Engineers has developed example, then solar savings will go it will take to get back the initial cent and an active two-panel system tax credit. Whether you're building a house, testing methods to set standards for up proportionately. More modest investment but also what it would 50-75 percent of your needs. 7. If your state has an additional remodeling or replacing an aging solar equipment. increases in energy prices would cost not to go solar. 3. Next, multiply the annual solar credit (in the example it's 20 water heater, there are at least two Directories of approved makers, have the opposite effect. 1. Enter how much you spend now contribution (Step 2) by the annual percent of the price of the system), good reasons to consider a solar along with ratings of their equip- You can use the method below, to heat water. If your hot-water heat household water cost (Step 1). apply the credit in accordance with water heater. ment, are available from the Solar worked out by Wayne Johnson, is not independently metered and Divide the result by 12 to give you instructions from your state energy The first: Until the end of 1985, Rating & Certification Corp., Suite publisher and executive editor of the same fuel also provides space an estimated average monthly solar or tax office. you can deduct 40 percent of a 800, 1001 Connecticut Ave., N.W , "Solar Engineering and Contract- heat, use 25 percent of your annual savings. 8. Next, add the federal, and state system's cost - up to $10,000 or a Washington, DC 20036. ing" magazine, to determine the utility bill as your annual hot-water 4. Then, multiply the average tax credits (Steps 6 and 7) and then pay-off of a solar system. maximum credit of $4,000 — from Before investing time or effort in cost. monthly solar savings (Step 3) by subtract that figure from the esti- your federal tax bill. looking at any solar system, Chang- The method assumes that con- 2. A prospective contractor should 180 months, which is the industry- mated price of the system to get the ditions are favorable enough in Adding a solar water-heating sys- ing Times suggests you see what provide you with the percentage of estimated life of a system, give or adjusted system price. many areas of the U.S. to make take a few years. tem to an existing home will local building codes and zoning rules heat you could reasonably expect 9. Divide this system price by typically cost between $3,000 and apply. Altering the roofline, particu- solar hot water a better deal, say, 5. Enter the contractor's esti- from the sun, as well as a list of average monthly savings as calcu- $7,000, the Solar Energy Industries larly in historic neighborhoods, may than investing $3,000 in a long-term mated price of the system, first lated in Step 3. The result is the customers who are willing to dis- Association (SEIA) told Changing require an official waiver. savings account. To keep the subtracting any discounts or promo- simple payback period, namely the cuss their own experience with a Times magazine. In warm climates, Rising energy costs increase the equation simple, the rates for infla- tional reductions you accepted, time in months it will take you to a roof-mounted batch collector cost- value of a solar system to you over tion and rising energy costs aren't solar system. which are not eligible for federal recoup your initial investment ing as little as $700 ($400 if you time. If the cost of heating water included. Generally, depending on location, and state tax credits. before solar begins to pay off in handle the installation yourself) with gas or electricity rises 50 You can use the system to you might expect an active one- 6. Multiply the price of the system reduced energy costs. may do the job. The second: In many places in the U.S. solar can furnish 50-75 percent ©1985 of your needs. This is the point at which a system becomes most cost efficient. The farther north you are and the cheaper your conventional fuel, the less you'll save with solar, es- pecially if costly winter freeze protection is needed. Solar water heating pays off best in the South- west, Florida, Hawaii and Southern California, except in higher eleva- tions where freezing occurs. Most solar water systems are relatively simple. Weathertight box- es made of insulated, glazed ma- terial or flat plates with exposed tubing collect heat in absorbent material. Liquid antifreeze, air or water that circulates through the collector picks up heat and channels it to a tank for eventual release. Depending on your consumption and climate, relatively small collec- tors, averaging 40 square feet, can supply water at about 110-140 F. Solar water systems are either open-loop (direct) or closed-loop (indirect) types, depending on whether household water is piped directly from the collector or is heated indirectly via a heat ex- changer. In cold climates the best type - called an indirect, closed-loop sys- tem — uses energy from collectors to heat water stored in a tank that usually works in tandem with a conventional water heater. Some setups require pumps to empty and refill the systems — another operation cost. The American Society of Heating Dividend growth sluggish NEW YORK (AP) - In the midst of a prolonged period of economic expansion and a boll market for stocks, the growth of corporate dividends lately has been strikingly sluggish. Dividends for the 500 companies in Standard & Poor's composite index of stock prices rose 6.2 percent in 1984, according to Wright April /y Investors' Service, a Bridgeport, the average experience under your seat, because you can't check Conn-based investment manage- only be able to defy the „, of your captain is 23 your baggage. ment firm. law of gravity but the laws years. Eastern Airlines. There are no advance reservation But as Wright notes, the recent of economics as well. And you're going to requirements. But, at $98, it certainly pace has been far below that of the last major economic recovery, in You're going to be be able to fly to any of four wouldn't hurt to call your Accredited 1976-79, when it averaged 11.7 per- able to fly coast to coast, cities on the coast for $98. Travel Agent, or Eastern Airlines cent. any night of the week, for only But before you go today at 212-986-5000 in New York or What's so important about dividends, anyway? In a bull mar- $98 each way in Coach. tearing off to the coast on 1-800-E-A-S-T-E-R-N in New Jersey. ket, everybody likes to tell stories On the Moonlight Special. this fantastic flight, there are a few Our planes are big. But we can only about the killings they are making from rising stock prices, not the Even more astonishing, you're going ground rules. work so many miracles. measly 10-cent dividend increase to be able to fly a major airline, where You have to stop ^ • i \JV\^l 111 1 I course, that isn't so bad But from a longer-term, dis- 1 passionate .perspective, dividends NEWARK 12:20 A.M. if you're going to Houstoa matter a great deal. By Wright's ARRIVE HOUSTON 2:56 A.M. (It's only $49.) analysis, dividend growth has his- torically accounted for about half ARRIVE LOS ANGELES 5:42 AM. You have to pay for snacks and the total return provided by stocks. ARRIVE PORTLAND 6:18 A.M. beverages. (This isn't a full-service From 1935 to 1984, for example, Eastern flight, after all. It's a different kind the firm calculates that dividend ARRIVE SAN FKANCISCO 6:07 A.M. of service.) And you can only carry on growth in the SiP 500 stocks ARRIVE EASTERN provided a 5.8 percent annual re- SEATTLE/TACOMA 8:08 A.M. one garment bag and one bag that fits turn, while stock price appreciation We earn our wings every day was accounting for 5.9 percent per feres and schedules subject lo change. Sorry, no relunds after flight departure. And there's a $25 charge to cancel or change your (light after you buy a ticket. year, on average. Ticket purchase requirements apply after you make your reservation. The Daily Register Oil paybacks go astray

EiUblUbed in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register WASHINGTON - Does Big Oil always of trees can help reduce heating and A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper win? Do consumers always lose? Some- cooling costs - something farmers have times it sure seems that way. known for years. The project would "instill in students an enthusiasm for tree GEORGE J LISTER Take the billions that American con- President and Publisher sumers were overcharged by oil com- planting," the GAO report adds. panies during the period of oil price JACK - Georgia got DOE approval to spend' Bill Charles C Triblehorn Jane Foderaro controls in the 1170s. The Department of $350,310 in restitution funds to buy 842 Sunday Editor C Energy cracked down, and the corpor- ANDERSON breathalysers The testing of suspected Michael J. KauU Lawrence C. Newman MkhMlJ. Ptitacrtoo ations were ordered to pay back their Ill- drunk drivers, the DOE decided, "could Director of Marketing Dtnciar CMraUtr gotten gains. reasonably be chosen by the state as a ana Advertising Unfortunately, in several cases the vehicle for benefittlng motor gasoline 6A MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1985 DOE ordered the companies to pay their consumers." Dingell wrote: "I respect- money to the state governments, not fully disagree ... The connection to consumers - then failed to keep track of overcharged consumers is remote." what the overcharge money was used tor. Footnote: A spokesman for the state of 44 1 Road salt and acid rain! In fact, according to an unreleased "were made without giving overcharged Georgia told my associate Tony Capaccio General Accounting Office review of *» customers an opportunity to present their that the DOE instructions were to spend million in reimbursements dating from claims through the DOE's established the overcharge reimbursements "to ben- the mid-lVTOs, the DOE didn't even give . procedures." The four companies were efit the driving public." He said, "We feel the overcharged customers — utilities, Chevron, Standard Oil of Ohio. Imperial it was a very effective use of the money ' airlines, schools, small businesses, towns Refineries and Site Oil Company of A DOE official explained that the four and Individuals — a chance to claim their Missouri. settlements analyzed by the GAO auditors share. — "Some of the orders have Involved were "very old," and said there are now The result Is that some of the states payments to institutions ... that were not procedures that allow the actual over- have earmarked the money for programs actually injured by overcharge*." charged customers to make claims tor that are only marginally related to gas and — Tlie DOE bureaucrats "agreed to refunds. oil overcharges. In one case, the state has settlement terms which may not provide HOME, SWEET HOME: There's a actually decided to use its money to help for restitution" in clear defiance of window of opportunity open for home the very industry that gouged the public. congressional intent. These expenditures buyers in the next three or four months, The GAO report, prepared for Rep. included bridge, highway and airport but it could slam shut on your fingers by John Dingell, D-Mich , revealed flaws In repairs and maintenance. In a letter to early summer. It all depends on whether the DOE's reimbursement system. It DOE Secretary John Herrington, Dingell Congress and the administration can becomes a more serious matter with the complained that such use of the money "is agree on ways to cut the federal budget assumption that the same sloppy super- hardly akin to restitution for oil over- Here's why: vision might apply to the estimated IS charges." The massive budget deficits force the billion to « billion in overcharges that is government into the credit market, bor- yet to be distributed. — Texas plans to use its $788,858 share of the overcharges to finance projects at rowing billions of dollars that might Here's what the GAO round to criticize the state university's bureau of economic otherwise be available for such things as in the DOE's handling of the reimburse- geology. This "would directly benefit home mortgages. This competition for ments: energy producers," the GAO concluded. finite funds drives interest rates up. — Consent agreements were "im- — Nebraska got DOE approval to spend Conversely, a smaller deficit would send properly" entered Into by the department $100,000 of its overcharge reimbursement interest rates down and make homes more with four oil companies because they on a project to demonstrate how the use affordable. Arms talks mean more arms

BY DONALD M. ROTHBERG wants to be in the position of voting military spending. AP Political Writer against the MX and getting blamed for the "We think it's critical to this nation to failure or the talks?" face up to the fact that the Soviets have WASHINGTON tAP) - As American The House and Senate will vote on been outspending us for the past 10 years." arms negotiators prepare to meet their whether to build 21 new missiles later this said Gen. David C. Jones, chairman of the Soviet counterparts in Geneva, there is month, while the three-part negotiations Joint Chiefs of Staff little doubt President Reagan will obtain are under way In Geneva. Jones felt compelled to deny the congressional agreement that building A year ago, the MX barely survived a widespread belief at the time that the more missiles is the key to reducing their 48-48 vote in the Senate when Vice numbers. President George Bush broke the tie in the support of the chiefs was part or the deal missile's favor. that got the president to sign off on the That is the logic of arms control and MX. with negotiations about the resume, When the Democrats picked up two Congress is unlikely to defy it. Senate seats in the 1984 elections there "It's not true that a decision on the MX The MX missile, which the president was widespread speculation the MX was was a buyoff to get the support of the likes to call the Peacekeeper, Is the issue in for tough going. chiefs, " he said. at hand. One of the most pessimistic backers of Whether it was a buyoff can still be Let's root for Cindy "It is essential at this time that we not the MX was Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- debated. But the fact is arms tradeoffs appear hesitant or otherwise lacking in Ariz., who wrote to Reagan a month after didn't begin with the MX. the election that "we do not have the votes There was a time in Monmouth ing PCB's is dredged annually from resolve," Reagan told Congress last week. President Nixon pressed for funds early "Cancellation of, or slowing, the Peace- in the Senate or the House to pass the in his administration for an anti-ballistic County when, on a summer's day, Newark Bay and New York Harbor. keeper deployment would unavoidably MX missile system and many students or the children raced fearlessly into the It's dumped six miles off Sandy Hook give such an appearance to the Soviet In an interview during the same period, arms control process believe that going ocean to jump over and under pure at the Mud Dump Site. The DEP leadership." Goldwater said he hoped Reagan "would ahead with that program was a key factor not push this thing. Just let the Congress white foaming waves. As the surf warns against eating certain glands in Opponents of the MX have not given up. in bringing the United States and Soviet Members of Congress who want to kill the vote yes or no and forget about it." Union to the decision to limit defensive swirled up on the beach, the young- shellfish because of mercury deposits missile have joined forces with some But the Arizona senator was not taking systems with the 1972 ABM treaty. sters tumbled back to challenge the from those dredge spoils. potent grass-roots lobbying organizations into account the unique pressures arms In order to get Senate approval or SALT force of the Atlantic. They dove into in an effort to build public opposition. control negotiations create for building I, Nixon also agreed to move ahead with — Chemical companies dump acid weapons. each gleaming wave which then "Congress must not allow the long- development of cruise missiles and ac- waste at another ocean site 15 miles awaited resumption of the U.S.-Soviet Those pressures have always been part curled over their bodies and devoured celerated the Trident submarine program. from Long Branch. Allied Chemical of negotiations to become a smokescreen for of the history of the MX. With the single exeception of the ABM them, only to toss them back up into Elizabeth has federal permission to the deployment or a weapons system that President Carter first approved the MX treaty, the arms control process has had the salty and sunlit air. endangers the national security interests when he needed the support of the Joint a depressing history in which the nego- dump 177,000 tons of hydrochloric acid of our country," said Dorothy Ridings, Chiefs of Staff for the SALT II treaty. It was a simple, but strenuous tiations have been the spur for developing annually. During the first moments in president of the League or Women Voters. The military leaders gave qualified more weapons than subsequent treaties activity that could go on for hours. the water, the acid kills everything it But the political reality or the contrary approval to the treaty when they testified eliminated. before the Senate Foreign Relations Mothers who sat watchfully on the contacts. pressure on Congress was summed up by EDITOR'S NOTE - Donald M. beach feared only the size of the Rep. Olympia Snowe, R-Maine, a sup- Committee In July 1(79, but they linked Rothberg is Ike chief political writer of their acquiescence to higher levels or waves that rose majestically toward Local environmentalists have been porter of the missile, when she said, "Who The Associated Press. the shore. Old-timers know that this warning us for years about New was a rite of summer that somehow York's sewage, the industrial wastes tied them to the ocean long after they and the major dump sites. FROM OURREADERS themselves stopped challenging the Now we're seeing for ourselves surf. It was an innocent time, a good what horrors lie beneath the ocean time. But now it's quite a different just off our coast. there is at least a tiny bit of indication to DYFS worker be placed in every adoptive Defense of DYFS lead to that belief. If DYFS was to take To the layman, the problems seem or roster home permanently, the question story... the position that all adoptive and foster Keyport becomes: what way is there to predict a too overwhelming to solve. parents are likely to abuse a child (and Today, real dangers are crashing on To The Editor: parent with no previous record or abuse But there's a young woman from there are some foster parents who feel will suddenly and quickly commit violence our beaches, dangers that even small As a long time foster parent in Sea Bright who won't give up and is that agency is heading in that direction), on a child. I wish I had the answer, and children can discern. Monmouth County, and director of an there wouldn't be any injuries or deaths I'm sure Mr. Blatner does also. Now, on any given summer day, spearheading efforts to regain the independent organization of foster parents in foster or adoptive homes...because dedicated to bringing about changes in The director was honest enough to say children will turn and race out of the ocean. She's Cindy Zipf, coordinator there wouldn't be any roster or adoptive that be saw no reason to change his New Jersey's foster care system, I am homes to begin with. And although that surf because a brown, foul-smelling of Clean Ocean Action (COA), an perhaps one of the most unlikely prospects agency's screening policy. That may not may seem like a great idea when one be the answer that you want to hear, but slime covers their bodies. Or, life- organization which has brought to come to the defense of the New Jersey reflects on the tragedy or Rosa Swain, the Division of Family Services (DYFS). it is the correct one if every possible guards decide swimming is off-limits together environmentalists, com- question remains or what to do with the However your editorial was so unfair that safeguard is already in place. As much as because a mass of garbage is drifting mercial fishermen and other con- other 6,000 plus children who are living in we all may want it, there will never be a even I cannot let it go by unanswered. homes other then their own, and are not toward shore. Those once-white cerned groups to lobby and nip at the completely fail-safe system. After all, we The fan that an innocent child died abused. are dealing with human beings. waves now are often dark. And heels of government officials. violently in an adoptive home is a real Mr. Blatner is probably correct in Arnold D. Herman mothers have doubts about taking COA is pushing for a measure that tragedy. Every time an incident happens involving a death or serious injury or a saying that no changes are in order. After Director their children to our beaches at all. would require New York to treat all child under DYFS supervision a shock all, unless you want to suggest that a Foster Friends A report in yesterday's Register sewage and make industries treat wave is felt, not just within that agency, confirmed in appalling detail that discharges at their plants. Rep. but in each and every one of the thousands, of foster homes in new Jersey that house Monmouth County's shoreline is being James J. Howard, D-N.J., introduced more then 6,000 children. And there have TODAY IN HISTORY destroyed by polluters. The polluters such a bill last year that stalled in the been many times when we, the people are so big and so powerful that it Senate because President Reagan possibly most aware of the problems with forces under Gen. William T. Sherman seems only a genuine miracle can stop refused to support it. the DYFS Agency, have felt that someone, Today is Monday, March 11, the 70th day or some safeguard, had failed. This does of 1985. There are 29S days left In the year. occupied Fayetteville, N.C. them. Meanwhile, the Environmental not appear to be the case in the tragedy Today's highlight in history: In 1930, former President and U.S. Chief According to the Register report, Protection Agency is expected to involving Rosa Swainhowever, and your On March 11,1888, the famous "Blizzard Justice William Howard Taft was buried there are four main sources of decide in several weeks whether to strong editorial criticism appears un- of '88" struck the northeastern United in Arlington National Cemetery. called for, unless you possess some States. In the days that followed, about 400 In 1941, President Franklin D. Roose- pollution along our coast: close the 12-mile sludge dumping site information previously not published by people died as a result of the weather. velt signed into taw the Lend Lease Bill, — New York City, 18 miles from and open another 106 miles off the your newspaper or other papers in this On this date: providing war supplies to countries fight- our Bayshore, flushes 220 million coast. But COA members fear that the area. In 1810, Emperor Napoleon of France ing the Axis. gallons of raw sewage a day into decision will be delayed; it was first In reprinting the remark of the DYFS was married by proxy to Archduchess In 1942, during World War II, Gen. Marie Louise or Austria. Douglas MacArthur left Bataan for Aus- rivers wihout any treatment. Mean- expected last fall. Moreover, en- director Thomas Blatner, "We were not looking for child abuse," you made an In 1847, John Chapman, better known as tralia. while, industries release into rivers vironmentalists believe sludge should interesting editorial, but you missed the Johnny Appleseed, died in Allen County, toxic fluids that cannot be treated by be disposed on land. point entirely. What Mr. Blatner was Ind. In IMS, a white Boston minister, the Rev. James J. Reeb, died after being sewage plants. Fish kills result every When it comes to dredge spoils, telling you is that even an always In 1861, the Confederate convention in Montgomery, Ala., adopted a constitution. beaten by whites during civil rights year. And the Department of En- suspicious agency like DYFS cannot Howard proposes moving the dump suspect a parent of child abuse unless In 188S, during the Civil War, Union disturbances in Selma, Ala. vironmental Protection (DEP) warns site from six miles to at least 20 miles women of childbearing years against off Sandy Hook. But Zipf and en- Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU eating some fish caught in our waters, vironmentalists would opt for a 100- namely blue fish, striped bass, perch, mile site because tile fish now thrive white catfish and American eel. relatively unharmed 20 miles off shore *»• 225 mStA sewerage auinoi iut:> auuucmj —..„ I ,,ntf "approximately 8.5 million tons of one of these critical problems, it must treated sewage at a site 12 miles off come from government. So far, the « Sandy Hook. The sludge seeps far government has assumed the posture from this site where no ocean bottom of an enormous reluctant dragon, a creature can survive except one monster wallowing in and actually species of worm. Ironically, Mon- feeding on the black slime and dead mouth County authorities dispose fish and lethal toxins. their sludge on land. Let us now at least root for Cindy — Ten million tons of material as she takes up her sword*and races called "black mayonnaise" contain- into the surf.

'. John Conway MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1985 The Daily Register 7A TUCKERTON - John Conway, of St. Theresa's Roman Catholic OBITUARIES 86, formerly of Red Bank and Church. Wickatunk, died Thursday at His wife, Dorothy DeVou Conway, Chief- Southern Ocean County Hospital, died in 19(2. Stafford Surviving are a brother, Henry (Continued from Page 1A) Police Chiefs Association, the Lewis H. Blood, 93, retired Born in Wickatunk. Mr. Conway Conway of Florida; a sister, Sister Rumson-Fair Haven Patrolmen's lived in Red Bank before moving Paterno said. "But it's always a Gertrude Conway of Perth Amboy; Benevolent Association, Local 184. here two years ago. and several nieces and nephews. shock when it happens." Leonardo High football coach Paterno said Gaynor assumed his and an exempt member of the He worked as a landscaper for 15 The Higgins Memorial Home, Rumson Volunteer Fire Co. and years before retiring 20 years ago. office with new ideas and proposals Freehold, is in charge of arrange- First Aid Squad MIDOLETOWN - Lewis H. Mr. Conway was a communicant ments. for improving the department, but Blood, 83. a retired athletic director, was unable to implement his pro- The chief served with the Na- football coach and science teacher Josephine E. Foster grams because of the brevity of his tional Guard for seven years until at the former Leonardo High School, tenure. his discharge in 1952. He graduated died Friday at Humana Cypress MANCHESTER - Josephine E. But Zerr said the chief's priority from the FBI National Academy, Hospital, Pompano Beach, Fla. retired in 1966. Foster, 83, of Cedar Glen West, died She was a member of St. John's was "just to be a helluva good cop," Quantico, Va., in 1974. He was vacationing in Florida at Saturday at Kimball Medical and for "Rumson to have a damned the time of his death. Roman Catholic Church, Lakehurst. Surviving are his wife, June Center, Lakewood. Her husband, George Foster, died good police department." Congdon Gaynor; three sons, John Mr. Blood coached two un- Born in Brooklyn, she lived in Paterno said plans have not yet defeated football teams in 1924 and in 1953. E. Gaynor Jr. of Brick, Terrance Highlands for 30 years before mov- been made for any official tributes 1925 at Leonardo High School. He She is survived by a brother, Gaynor of Red Bank, and Kevin ing to Manchester 10 years ago. Ferdinand Muller, of Manchester to the chief's memory. Gaynor of Eatontown; his father. also coached Tucker Hansen, an Ail- She was employed as a clerk for American football player, from The Kedz Funeral Home, Gaynor became a Rumson police William H. Gaynor Sr. of Rumson: 40 years at the Jersey Central Lakehurst, is in charge of arrange- officer in February 1958. He was a niece. Nora Welborn of St. Leonardo during the star's forma- Railroad in New York City. She tive yean. He retired as athletic ments. appointed chief of investigations in Augustine, Fla.; three brothers, director in 19S7. January 1983. Richard Gaynor, David Gaynor and Following his retirement from Dcspina Ploussas He succeeded Chief James K. William H. Gaynor Jr., all of Shea in May 1984. Rumson; and two grandchildren. education, he became chief chemist HAZLET — Despina Ploussas, 55, Holmdel. A communicant of Holy Cross The John E. Day Funeral Home, at J. Howard Smith Inc., Belford, of Bethany Towers, died Saturday at Surviving are her husband. Roman Catholic Church, he was a where he took charge of several I Bayshore Community Hospital, Stamos Ploussas: two sons, Gregory Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- processes for the development of Holmdel. Ploussas of Matawan, and Peter member of the Monmouth County ments. fish oil LEWIS H. BLOOD Born in Blue Diamond, Ky , Mrs. Ploussas of Mine Hill; her mother, Born in Willimantic. Maine, he Ploussas lived in Hoboken and Eudoxia Doolas of Charleroi, Pa.; a Philip Giaramita resided In Middletown most of his His wife, Ethel Blood, died in Jersey City for most of her life sister, Stella Pezzino of Charleroi; life. 1975. before moving here two years ago. and four grandchildren. HIGHLANDS - Philip daughter, Marie Richmond of Little A World War I veteran, he served He is survived by a son, Charles She was a member of Kimisis Tis The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Giaramita, 77, died Saturday at Silver; two brothers, Ignazio in the U.S. Army Chemical Warfare Blood, of Middletown, and a grand- Theotokou Greek Orthodox Church, is in charge of arrangements. home. Giaramita of Flushing. NY., and Service under Gen. John Pershing. son. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he had Antonio Giaramita of Las Teques, He graduated from the University of The Scott Funeral Home, Belford, Edward C. Pelissicr lived here since 1942. Venezuala; three sisters Mrs. Mary Maine in 1912. is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Giaramita retired in 1973, Biondo of Masbeth. NY. Mrs HAZLET - Edward C Pelissier, Church, Union Beach, and a mem- after 15 years as owner of the Alpine Margaret Leggio of Islip Terrace. Manor Hotel, here. Matthew E. McCarthy 84, of 840 Poole Ave., died yesterday ber of the Iron Workers Union, N.Y.. and Mrs. Ciccina Palmintieri at the Ivy House Nursing Home, Local 399, Camden. He was a member of UNICO, an Italian-American organization, of of Elmhurst, NY.; and two grand- Middletown. His wife, Lucy Carraher LITTLE SILVER - Matthew E. the Lambs Club of New York, and Long Branch. childen McCarthy, 72, died Saturday at the Demographic Executive Com- Born in Northhampton. Mass., he Pelissier. died in 1980. had lived in Newark before moving He is survived by his wife, Lillian The John E. Day Funeral Home, Riverview Medical Center, Red mittee of Kings County, N.Y. He is survived by a daughter, Scaturro Giaramita; a son, Philip Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- Bank. here 22 years ago. Surviving are his wife, Doris Mr. Pelissier was an iron worker Mrs. Mary C. Dugan, with whom he Giaramita Jr. of Highlands; a ments. Born in Manhattan, N.Y., he Murphy McCarthy; five sons, lived; two grandchildren and two moved to the borough in 1958. with the District Council Iron Thomas McCarthy of Rumson, Mat- Workers, Newark, for 25 years, great-grandchildren Sara Nadler Mr. McCarthy was a U.S. Army thew E. McCarthy Jr., here, Dr. retiring in 1965. The John W. Mehlenbeck Funeral veteran of World War II, and taught Gregory McCarthy of Hanover, LONG BRANCH - Sara Nadler. Charles Nadler: a son. Stanle> at the Command General Staff He was a communicant of the Home, Hazlet, is in charge of N.H., David McCarthy of Red Bank, Holy Family Roman Catholic arrangements. 76, died Saturday at her home. Nadler of Oceanport; a daughter. School, Fort Levenworth, Ka. and Donald McCarthy of Boston, Born in New York, she lived in A former member of the New Elaine Schottland of West Long Mass.; five daughters, Margeret Catherine DcAlessi Brooklyn until 1941, when she moved Branch; a daughter-in-law. Mary York Police Department, Mr. to this area. Reilly of Wellesley, Mass.. Mary Beth Nadler; two brothers. I.eo and McCarthy was a New York attorney Lynne Ehdahl of Rumson, Kathryn KEYPORT - Catherine DeAI- DeAlessi of Hazlet, and Joseph of Mrs. Nadler was a member of for 48 years and a member of the essi. 84, of Atlantic Street, died Union City; a brother, Charles Temple Beth Miriam, Elberon, and Benjamin Selbst, both of California; American Bar Association. Yodice, here, and Carol and Jean McCarthy, both at home; one yesterday at Bayshore Community Gervase of Brick; a sister, Anna its Sisterhood. and seven grandchildren He was a communicant of the Hospital. Holmdel. Casmento of Jamestown, N.Y.; brother, Gerard McCarthy of Winter She was a member of Hadassah, The Bloomficld-Cooper Jewish Church of the Nativity. Fair Haven. seven grandchildren and two great- Haven, Fla.; and 12 grandchildren. Born in New York City, lived in here. Funeral Chapel. Ocean, is in chargv He was a member of the Deal Hoboken and Hazlet for most of life grandchildren. Surviving are her husband, of arrangements Golf and Country Club, the Univer- The Buckley Funeral Home, until moving here three years ago. The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, sity Club of Washington D.C., the Asbury Park, is in charge of Surviving are two sons, Thomas is in charge of arrangements. Wall Street Lions Club of New York, arrangements. William Ezra Jenner, cx-Senalor Mabel W. Cain Marian R. Christopher BEDFORD, Ind lAP) - Former died. He was 76. RED BANK - Mabel Williams service. U.S. Sen. William Ezra Jenner, who Jenner, a Republican, was hospi- as a post-World War II subcommit- BLOOMFIELD - Marian R. Surviving are two brothers, Sam Cain, 70. of 123 Bank St. died She is survived by one brother, tee chairman accused former Sec- talized Feb. 28 with respiratory Christopher. 54, died Thursdat at A. Christopher, Lakewood, and Col- Saturday at the John L. Montgom- Raymond Williams of Red Bank. ery Nursing Home, Freehold. The Childs Funeral Home, Red retary of State George C. Marshall problems, died Saturday night at home. umbia Christopher. Ocean; and four Born in Middletown. she had been Bank, is in charge of arrangements. of befriending communists, has Dunn Memorial Hospital. Miss Christopher was a secretary sisters. Angelina Nannini of Middle- for the state Department of Disabili- a lifelong area resident. town, Rose Zipoy of Little Falls, She was a member of the Union ty. Newark. Prior to that, she was Ann DiCostanzo of Howe)I. and a secretary for the state Board of Baptist Church, Middletown, and Public Utilities, Newark. Josephine Todaro of West Long was a former trustee, choir member She was born in Long Branch. She Branch. and church clerk. lived in Red Bank before moving to The Lakewood Funeral Home, She was also a former member of the Essex County area 29 years ago. Howell. is charge of arrangements. the Republican Club of Middletown, the Red Bank chapter of the National Association for the Ad- A paid directory of coming events (or non-profit organizations. Rates 13.75 for three lines tor 1 day ill 00 each Renee E. Plancey additional line)),, IS 00 for three lines for two dayy s III I 50 each additional line),, 16.51 0 for three lines for three dayy s vancement of Colored People. (112 00 each additionadditill liline)) , 17517.50 ffo r tthreh e llinei s ffo r ffou r or ffivi e dday s 1112 25 each additionaddiil l lline)i , 19 00 ffo r threh e llinei s LONG BRANCH - Renee E. Long Branch, is in charge of She retired in 1978 as a govern- for six to eight days 112.50 each additional line), $10.50 for three lines for nine to ten days 1(3 00 each additional line i Plancey. 65. died Saturday at Palm arrangements. ment employee after IS years of 113 50 for three lines for eleven days. Each additional day II 00, each additional line 13 00 Deadline 11 AM two days Beach Gardens Memorial Hospital, before publication. Call The Daily Register. 542-4000. ask for The Date Secretary. Palm Beach, Fla. Mrs.'Plancey was born in New MARCH II - MONDAY MARCH IS - FRIDAY info, call 566-1422 or 583-4520 York City, but she resided here The Monmouth Organ Society will Holy Family Parish St. Patrick's sponsor Lillian Brown in a concert of nearly all her life dinner dance, 9 p.m. Holy Family Morganville United Methodist ATTENTION popular music. Buck Smiths, Palmer She is survived by her husband, School. For info. 739-9250 Donation Church will sponsor a Roast Beef Ave., East Keansburg. a p.m. 13 50 at John J. Plancey; a son. John E. $12. Music by Willie Lynch. dinner. Serving from 5-7 pm at door includes refreshments and door MONMOUTH COUNTY RESIDENTS Morganville Volunteer Fire House on Plancey at home; a daughter, Mrs. prizes. No reservations required. Susan Mast of West Long Branch; a The Monmouth County Community Development Program Staff Singles Again and Parents Without Ttmnent Road. Marlboro Township sister, Miss Audrey Englander of will hold a public hearing to evaluate the performance of Fiscal MARCH U - TUESDAY Partners will co-host a St. Patrick's Complete dinner $7 per adult. $3 per Florida; and two granddaughters. Years 1976,1977,1978.1979. 1980.1981. t982.1983.1983-JB Keyport Elks Ladies Auxiliary Chi- day dance and cocktail party, in the child under 12 Call 591-1819 for ticket The Damiano Funeral Home, and 1984 ( Second. Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth. nese Auction at Keyport Elks, 249 main ball room of the Holiday Inn, information. Ninth, Ninth Year Jobs Bill and Tenth Program Years) as Broadway, Keyport Doors open 6:30 Rt. 36, West Long Branch. Orien- Flea Market and Crafts. 9 to 3 21 202 DEATH NOTICES follows: p.m. Auction will start S p.m. Re- tation 8 p.m. Dance 9 p.m. For Main St. (Firehousel. Oceanport Re- freshments will be served. Admission further info, call 528-6343. freshments, cake sale Tables, 110 GAYNOR — John E Si of Rumaon. on Marcn 12 50 public invited. 9. IMS Huaband of Juno (n«o Congdon); father of DATE: Thursday, March 21,1985 MARCH II - SATURDAY 542-0365 Sponsored by The Oceanport John E Jr., Terrance And K»vin. ton of WWIem H. Ladies Auxiliary. Sr; unclo of Nora Wolborn. bromor of wiHiam H. Jr., TINE: 7:30 p.m. Parents Without Partners The Auxiliary of Arthur Brisbane Richard and David No vwtavon Memorial Maw on Bayshore Chapter (44. General meet- Child Treatment Center will hold a The Chingarora District of the Saturday. March 10. al 11 a.m., at Holy CroM Roman LOCATION: Ground Floor Conference Room ing and dance. Don Quixote's, Hwy. luncheon and fashion show at Monmouth Council Boy Scouts of CatnoHc Church in Rumaon. Manorial donabona to 34, Matawan. 8:30 SHARP orien- Lakeside Manor, Hwy. 36, Hazlet, 12 ih. Rumaon Urn AW Squad aro preferred Board of Social Services Bldg. America is sponsoring a Barn Dance tation. Members 13 non-members, noon. Price, $12. For tickets call Con- to raise money for Scouting. It will MCCARTHY — Mattha« E. 72. of unto Su»or. Kozloski Road 15. Chapter phone 727-6020 nie Cunniff, 787-3597, or Doris Wall- feature caller Ike Icenhower as well N.J.. on Saturday. March 9. IMS. OeMved tiuaband ing, 787-4570. ol Oorla Murphy MoCarthy. devoted fewer of Freehold Township. NJ MARCH IMS - as a hot and cold buffet. The event Tnomaa. Matthaw E. Jr.. Qragory. Oavtd. Donald. TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY COLTS NECK HISTORICAL SO- will be held at the North Centerville Margaret Reilty. Mary Lynna Ehdahl. Katnryn Yodlca. The public is invited to attend this hearing to offer comments, Red Bank Hadaasah sponsors a CIETY'S 31st ANTIQUES SHOW Fire Company on Middle Road in Carol and Jaan McCarthy; daar brothar of Gorard criticisms and suggestions. * McCarthy; grandfather ol twelve. Funarai from hia Nearly New Sale, Tues. 9-3; Wed. 9-12 AND COLLECTIBLES SALE at the Hazlet at 8:30 p.m Donation is $10 raaidanca. SO Oaki Road. Lima Silver, on Wadnaa- Virginia A. Edwards at Congregation B'nai Israel, Hance Cedar Drive School, 4 Cedar Drive, Reservations may be made through day. March 13 at 1:30 am. Man of Chriwan Burial ACTING PROGRAM DIRECTOR Colts Neck. Over 70 dealers. Hot and Tony Straniero at 264-3754 or Paul in Iho Church of lha Nativity. Fair Havon. at 10:30 MONMOUTH COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT and Ridge Rds. Rumson. a m Informant Mount Ollval Comatary. MlddWown, cold foods available. Admission II 50 Kolodziej at 264-1160 Tickets may be N.J. frlondi may call al ma raaidanco on Tuaaday. MARCH 13 - WEDNESDAY For further information, call available at the door. 2•» p.m. Red Bank Knights of Columbus will 462-1378 hold a CORNED BEEF 4 CABBAGE MARCH 24 - SUNDAY DINNER, at the Hall, 200 Fair Haven Springtime Craft Fair sponsored by Atlantic City bus ride to Harrahs Rd . Fair Haven. Serving 5 to 8 PM The Presbyterian Church on The Hill, Trump Plaza. Sponsored by St Annes Donations: Adults 1550, children Rte. IB & Deal Rd.. Ocean Township PTA. Leaves church parking lot. 2 under 13,13. 10 am -3 p.m. Refreshments. Tables p.m. Cost $12. Includes 112 rebate. $3 available. Call 541-3475. meal, and $3 deferral Call Eileen. Rummage sale. Temple Beth Ahm, 787-6615. 550 Lloyd Rd., Aberdeen. 9 a.m.-noon. Leonardo School PTA is sponsoring • FUNERALS • HOSPITALS • WEDDINGS Clothing, housewares, linens, and a bus trip to Sands Casino in Atlantic Brookdale Community College more. Sponsored by the Sisterhood. City. Leave Leonardo School 5 p.m.; sponsors a post-St. Patrick's Day cel- • BAR NTZVAHS • ANNIVERSARIES • ANY OCCASION leave Atlantic City 12 midnight. Cost ebration bus-trip matinee of Dylan Brookdale Community College St. 112 50. $10 returned in quarters. Call Thomas' "Under Milk Wood.' Patrick's celebration featuring "The 291-3591. McCarter Theater. Princeton Bus Boys of the Lough,' outstanding leaves BBC at 1 15 p.m and returns Celtic Folk artists performing re- An indoor flea market sponsored by after free time for dinner at 8 p.m gional music and song of Ireland. S the Holmdel School Music Assoc. will Seats 127 Call 842-1809 p.m. Performing Arts Center, lot |2. be held from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Admission. IS. Call 842-1900. Ext 390. Holmdel, H.S. A wide variety of MARCH 28 - THURSDAY items Including clothing will be avail- St Catherine's Altar Rosary So- Flowers by Bob Goodman MARCH 13 - WEDNESDAY able. Admission free. ciety, East Keansburg. will hold their MIDDLETOWN Singles Again dance at the Cin- 749 Hwy 35, Middletown annual Chinese Auction at the Parish Florirt * OtmJ— Cirtw namon Tree, Rt. 9, Freehold. Orien- MARCH 17 - SUNDAY Hall, Shore Acre Ave Doors will All major credit cards accepted by phont tation 8 p.m Dance 9 p.m. For further VFW Post 2179 Flea Market. 9 open at 7 p.m. Tickets may be 671-2507 787-0049 671-0346 information call 5284343 a.m.-4 p.m. at Post Building. Hwy. 36 purchased at the door Highlights of Phone orders accepted with credit card MT» DaHevr tnnf Bloomln' Thing (East), Port Monmouth (next to the auction will be Persian Rug. Cab- Hury. 35. Middletown Chinese Auction sponsored by A4P) Reservations, $9 per table Call bage Patch doll, lamp, rocking chair. Middlelown Township First Aid 241-3925. and many, many beautiful and hand- World-Wide Wire Service bayrewooas i-ionsi n Squad Ladies Auxiliary at the First made articles Donation. $250. Re- Flowers Speak From the Heart" Old First United Methodist Church 114 Main St.. Matawan Aid Building, Monmouth Pkwy. and freshments will be served KOCH Florist & Gifts RIVERVIEW FLORIST (Acrou from Jerry Beyar'a Reelaurasil) Cruse PI., East Keansburg. Tickets Museum, Locust Ave., West Lohg 12. Doors open at 7 p.m. Branch, Old SI George's Methodist 1870 Hwy. 35, Middletown, N.J. 07748 Fruit Baskets • Gilts • Balloons 566-3200 Lunch with Ann Abernathy of 671-0744 Church Day of Philidalphia, including ABC's The Morning Show. 12 noon 74)1-2685 113 W. Front St. We S*ld FtoMfa WorrdWtfe~ MARCH 14 - THURSDAY memorabilia from the church. Hrs. Middletowns Finest'' Ma/or Credit CmrtU Accepted Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury 120 per C. Ou BUM R«d Bank, N.J. 07T01 MCOSS Nursing Services Red 1-4 p.m. person Choice of entree For inlo. Bank Board of Health are sponsoring call Louise Shivers, 870-5121 a 4-session seminar for relatives of MARCH 19 - TUESDAY K«wft GrtHlioiutt a Flofim Apple Blossom the elderly, at 134 Pearl St.. Red A self-help group for divorced and JUNE 21-27 - -*- - /"• < * -^ —t?Rtn*v TUiiRVHAV DM w. r i urn —• rauwveja- svuv.* • i 206 Main 81. • »-' •' •": o.«i n-,1, Inum Si A»n»« Church Atlantic Hieh- 739-1 ISO K.yport 264-0497 all dates. For reservations, call interested in attending may call lands, will sponsor a trip on the Mis- "Flower* My It B«t" 530-2754. Michele at 741-2202 for additional in- sissipi Queen. Memphis to New Or AH mijof crtxhl csvdi formation and or directions. No sign- leans Call 2914876 or 291-0272 Rumson Community Ed presents ups or advanced registration is 'Travel Tips n Tours ' Program on necessary SEPTEMBER 2-16 Your run Knrke florUtt • W. cal. /4*tUtU Th« Flow«rtrHt Gazabo Alaska. South Dakota. Wyoming 4 MONDAY-MONDAY Utah. 7 30-9:50 p.m. al Forrestdalc MARCH !3 - SATURDAY St Agnes Church, Atlantic High- Colonial Flowers 120 Norwood Av«., Deal School. Rumson. 14 registration fee St. Joseph's PTA, Keyport. will lands, will sponsor a trip to Norway. 12S Markham Plan. Llttl* Sllvex 5 E Front Street, Red Bank Program highlights: Western River sponsor a Flea Market and Craft Sweden and Denmark Cost 11649 per 741-4666 53O-A3O3 531-7766 Expedition films. RSVP Diane, Show from 10 a.m.-4 pm in the person, double occupancy. Call rmirr BAIKCTI • BALLOON* • «LOWIM 842-7972 or RCE, 842-8884 school auditorium Tables 112 50 For 291-0976 or 291-0272 All Major Credit Cardi Accepted By Phone CrexM Card Of dora AcospttO By Phone) 8A The Daily Register The Arts MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1985 Kenn's career stems from rock and roll roots was a writer for The Aquarian, told BY CHRIS BARRY Bill Doggett's band. BUI Doggett did Lisa Lowell and Paid Whistler and 'Rambunctious' and 'Honky Tonk' The Wheels. The record received him about me. and so I got together LONG BRANCH - The iheerly and all that monster instrumental heavy airplay for several months on with Hark. American rock and roll roots ol stuff. Link Wray influenced me too, New York radio stations like "He liked my music and he liked Sonny Kenn and his reputation at an but ... It'i like Bill Haley was a WNEW-FM but "died" before it me, too, so be asked if I wanted to inspired electric guitar player are horrible singer and he couldn't play made toe charts due In part to a be in it and I said 'Why not?' The intertwined so tightly that one might guitar, but Breecher and all those neglible amount of promotion. songs in the video were from a tape think he was the prototype rock and guys (like Butler) did the guitar that I had done with Gary Tallent roller who started it all on the solos, and they were just great." Regardless, since he first stepped (bassplayer in the E Street band) Jersey Shore. on stage to play guitar, Kenn has Unlike his previous group, The who had worked the boards and co- Or some of it, as in the words ol been known by bis peers and fans as produced the tracks with me at Wild Ideas, his present band relies a purist - an attitude thakhas given Bruce Springsteen, who once said more on the dynamics of a three Shore Fire Studios in Long Branch. "The first time that I saw Southside him some hard reservations about I used two from that session, 'Rock piece to put Kenn's message across. record company hypes and the (Johnny Lyons), he was playing In the Sonny Kenn Band are Ray and Roll All my Life' and 'Don't validity of the video medium as an bass behind one of the early legends "Crash" Kriessler, drums, and Tailgate Me' In the video but now in Asbury, a guy named Sonny Christian Tice on bass guitar and exposure device presenting pop I'm gonna try to cut It to one, 'cause Kenn." backing vocal. When talking about music to the public. Despite this some people at MTV saw it and they Starting back around 1963, and up the new band and his long-term skepticism, Kenn recently became may like it more if it's cut down a to the present, it's a musicologist's association with drummer involved with the production of Ins bit ..." fact that Kenn has played with Kriessler, Kenn says "Basically, own musical video, using songs that he had written previously for a You may wonder what inspired a everybody from "The Boss" to Mad Ray and I have been a team so long man who is viewed by his own Dog to Southside and, since that record release. because he can play just about legendary musical peers as a some- time, has been writing and per- Of this project, Kenn says "It's a anything he wants to play. If I ask times reclusive living legend in his forming his own music in every him to do something, I don't worry wait and see thing, really. It's not style from the blues to rockabilly, like MTV was on for a year and now own right? What inspired him to about him not being able to do it. pick up the guitar in his pre-teens country and basic hard rock. The way that Ray plays the drums it's off. It's just getting bigger and and drive himself to master his But although Kenn has long been Isn't necessarily like a drummer; he bigger,, and from watching it my- plays music on the drums, be self, I've discovered people that I musical style into what it is today? associated with The Sounds of Was it only the shadows of such Asbury Park ("SOAP") because of doesn't just keep time." wouldn't have listened to through popular "rock gods" as Elvis or these involvements, his music does the radio. Bryan Adams is one case This is viewed in a clearer not sound like the typically horn and in point, like I never really knew the Jerry Lee? Perhaps you might perspective if one realties that keyboard-dominated scenarios so guy existed until I saw the "Cuts assume that Sonny Kenn is a Kenn's performing repertoire in- popularized by the more well-known Like a Knife" video and I said, 'Hey, genuine prodigal son if you listen cludes over 50 originals and scores Jersey giants. Rather, Kenn's orig- closely when he says "Actually, my of rock cover songs. Talking about that's a good song.' It's just another inal tunes encompass the essentials father played in a western band, his instrumental rapport with new . way to get your music to the public. of his musical influences: the basics country swing I guess you would call bassist Tice, Kenn emphasizes that After all, if you cant do that, then of early AM radio, basic rock, New it. He died in 1057, a year after we "It's the way he relates to the music nobody's gonna know you're Orleans rhythm and blues with a bit moved to Newark, but when we that we're doing. If we're doing a of rockabilly round out his guitar lived out in Colorado, where I was jazz type song or an R&B shuffle or Talking about his involvement in and singing attack. the video, Kenn explains, "The born, he played with The Sons of the something, there are only certain Pioneers and when he played with ways you should relate to it. You fellow who produced and filmed it, Kenn's live show credibly punches Mark Romansky, actually had the the Jaycees, I remember seeing a highly evolved guitar playing style Just have to pull from your own original idea for it. He produces TV them all at this place outside called into the lyrical fabric of his own experience, and Chris fits pretty The Garden of The Gods. He had well into my style of playing." commercials and what happened rock and roll roots. As he says, "My played through the late twenties and father played guitar, so it was was that initially he had this band Shore audiences will have an that was going to supply music to his thirties, too, as a songwrangler. always available around the house. That was his shtick ... he bad a Maybe if he had played saxophone, opportunity to judge their music for concept. He wasn't really thrilled themselves during an appearance with 'em," he says with a laughs, couple little radio shows, KVOR in then I would end up playing sax- Kansas was one ..." ophone — but it goes back to the fact April 8 at The Brighton Bar. "and he had already scheduled everything to start shooting. He that it was there. I really didn't play Whatever label you may apply to Kenn is no hibernating musical didn't want heavy metal music, he it, though, until I got influenced by archivist just catching a glint of Sonny Kenn, the man's singing and early rock and roll records. didn't want country or pop, he guitar virtuousity is a flesh and recognition. He has come close to wanted some basic, decent rock and "Probably the person who turned the ears of a larger audience before, blood incarnation of the so-called me on to playing guitar was Chuck when his cover of "Help me, Girl" roi" contemporary "Shore Sound" whose Berry, and also Frank Breecher was featured on The Sounds of smiling, Kenn continues, "He was actual influence on the superstars of from Bill Haley and the Comets. I Asbury Park album in 1980, with working out of Locomotions video at the Asbury scene may be impossible SonnyKenn should also say Billy Butler from other local artists like Lord Gunner, the time, and Mitch Walker, who to measure.

SOAP OPERA UPDATE serve plastic surgery techniques. BY LYNDA HIRSCH heads for Alaska to find Roxie. In YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: father. Unable to stand Brent's driver tries to rape her, his partner Russ goes into Steve's room and Alaska, an unconscious Roxie is Dina insists Kaye tell her Trent's confession that he is her father, ALL MY CHILDREN: Taking injects slow-running poison into his protects Ashley. The young would- taken to brothel where she meets whereabouts. A drunken Brent tells Ashley hitches ride with two truck Laura for visit to Brooke in jail. IV. In Australia. Barbara finds fresh be rapist warns Ashley he'll find her Diamond Lil. Regaining conscious- Kaye he told Ashley be was her drivers. When the younger truck wherever she is. Mark meets the powerful M.J. grave with Gunnar's scarf and ness, Roxie has amnesia. On witness Brooke asks him to bring tape necklace on tup. Maggie fears Cat's stand, Warren claims India seemed recorder. Unable to resist Yvonne. visits to Jill will harm the con- upset right after Andy's shooting. Jesse makes love to her Vera warns valescing Frank. Ross warns Lujack his temper will MONDAY PRIME TIME Yvonne she'll kill her if she ever CAPITOL: Trey promises Kelly be his worst enemy. Lujack takes 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 I 10:30 goes near Jesse again Jesse furious he won't fight for custody of Scotty witness stand. Fletcher writing when he learns Yvonne neglected to but wants chance to see his son. childrens' books. Kyle plans to hold O CBS New Fortune Scarecrow And Mrs. King WttAfiS Ntwtifft Cagnayllacey relay message that Angie called Sloane arranges for Brenda's debut party and announce his real reason NBC Mew FamtyFaud tVcopsn Most BeauMW QM m The Work) him After Nina tells Cliff Zach to be covered on TV Applying for for being in Springfield. Reva visits o cured Linda after she had a 'spell.' marriage license. Brenda and Wally Kyle and finds herself in his arms M'A'S'H All Fanny P.M. Mag. Rituals Men Griffin New Nina asks Zach for proof of his learn they are unable to obtain one just as H.B. walks in. o invention Linda steals prescription ABC New Em. Tonight HardcatttolMcCormick Movie: "KJckl" until she is 18. the age she'll turn on LOVING: At hospital, Ava de- o pad from Cliff Tad gives Rita the night of their planned elope- bracelet he originally bought for mands Jack stop seeing Stacy until DUM N6ws 1 Cwitwy Movie: "1 Wonder Who's KWng Her Now" ment They also learn there's a 48- baby is born. Jim irritated when o Hilary Learning Ross purchased co- | Ind. New hour wait after they apply for Ava says negative things about (D Jefferson* Ind New Pre-SeeionBaMball: Atlanta Bravei«. New York Yankee) op for Ellen. Adam spoils the license Paula invites Sen. Josh surprise by telling Ellen of the Stacy. Shana angry with Mike for ID MecNed / Lelxet Movie: "Hanan County. 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Jinx arrives her ailing father Lucinda convinces own mess Ginny and Rick plagued in Venice, making Trent suspicious. LONG BRANCH II- Craig not to search for Sierra in Information for the movie timetable la eWMLO PARK CINIHA II- by anonymous phone calls. Return- Jinx tells Bo she's working for NSB provided by theater operator*. Sloe* movie* we Wltneee (HI 7:20. 9 3D ejirdy'y (Rr ) 2:00. 4:40. 7 35. 9 50 Montega. Fearful Dustin in danger euolecl to change. IIII recommended that reed- MiamarowN ing to work. Bobbi nervous when she and is in Venice to protect Asa. In eri call the IIMW 10 confirm correct nmee. while working for Steve. John UA MIDOLITOWN I- sees Rick Jimmy Lee takes French need of job, Dean offers to give MONeJOUTH COUNTY Beverly HIM Cop IP)) 1:00, 7:1S, Kit HWa Coo (Rl 1:15. 3 IS. 5 15. 7:30. suggests the youth halt work until lessons so he can impress Celia by Dorian information on Becky. Harry BTRATHMORI CINIMA I- Wltneee (RR ) 11 ISIS, 7 45, 9 45 threats against Steve stop Bob and ordering from a French menu. pleased when Dorian refuses to use The Mean Seaaon IN) 7:15. 9 15 UA MI0OLIT0WN I Ohoollee (PO-13J 2. 4. a. a. 10:00 Kim plan Easter wedding. Tom eTRATHMORI CINIMA II- Mlealno In Action 11 (H) 1:15. 7:11, 9:30 Audrey agrees to throw lavish Dean's story. Dean gives infor- Mlachlef |R) 7:30. 9:30 —r COUNTY decides Margo should see psy- dinner party at Jimmy Lees in- mation to rival station. When the AMURVPARK RUTOeJW PLAIA CINIMA I- chiatrist about her hysterical deaf- LYRIC I-THIATM- uSS£S£ i Beverly HUM Cop (PI) 1:40. 3:45. S:4I, 7:JO, sistence. Grant and Celia have date. story is aired, Jesse finds Dean and All-male Adult Fume (XXX) contlnuoua horn The Falcon and Ho Snowman (PI) 1:00, 7:00, 10:00 ness. McCloskey asks Betsy if she noon through 11:30 p.m. She tells him she needs her own life, punches him out. 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NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP - Four officials said. Fire Chief Steve Curry said the Courtsoubian, who was treated for people, including three children, Woody Thomas, 19, who is blaze was started shortly after 2 smoke Inhalation. were killed early yesterday when a Michael's brother, was transferred a.m. when a tenant, Seymour Curry said most of the home's fire raced through their home. from Jersey Shore to St. Barnabas Braunstein, 66, dropped a cigarette. inhabitants were asleep at the time A house (ire also claimed the lives Medical Center in Livingston, and "He was smoking in bed and of the fire. He said the deaths could of a woman and her 4-year-old son was in satisfactory condition with apparently the cigarette fell out of partly be blamed on the absence of in Fort Lee. burns/ and cuts, Nicoletti said. his hand onto the rug," said Curry. smoke detectors in the structure. County Prosecutor John A. Kaye Pearline Thomas, 53, the grand- He added that Braunstein escaped "There were no smoke alarms in said investigators "have a good mother of the two children, was in the bulding and that may have Idea" of how the fire here began, but after trying unsuccessfully to put satisfactory condition at Jersey the fire out. contributed to the fact that they he refused to immediately disclose Shore with cuts, Nicoletti added. didn't have enough time to get out," the cause. He said arson was ruled The dead were identified as Kalli Coutsoubian, 45, and her son, he said. out. In Fort Lee, a cigarette was One patrolman and two fire- Police Chief Anthony Paduano is blamed for a fire which engulfed a George. Curry said they died of smoke inhalation. He said fire- fighters were treated for minor expected to issue a statement today two-story house on Center Avenue, injuries suffered during rescue at- fighters rescued 83-year-old Olga on preliminary findings by county claiming two lives. tempts, Curry said. Investigators and township detec- tives and fire officials, according to Capt. Ray Peniston. The fire broke out at 3:10 a.m. in a three-story wooden house at Atkins Avenue, near Tenth Avenue, said firefighter Bill Armstrong of the Unexcelled Fire Department. He said that when fire units arrived, the first two floors were engulfed. Three residents were pulled from the burning structure by firefighters who entered through the first floor door and windows on the second floor. "They did a good job of trying to rescue them, but they (the victims) later died," Armstrong said. Kaye identified the dead as Mildred Finney, 47; Michael Thomas, IS; Melvin Thomas, 4, and Nicole Thomas, 21 months. Mrs. Finney was the great aunt of the two younger children, while Michael was their uncle, said Bob- bie Nicoletti, spokeswoman for Jer- sey Shore Medical Center in the township. FATAL FIRE — Above, Neptune Fire Department firefighters work Two firefighters and four other to put out a fatal blaze at 10th and Atkins Avenue yesterday. At left, residents of the house were injured members of the Neptune Emergency Squad rush young female victim in the blaze, and two of the residents to waiting ambulance. She was later pronounced dead at Jersey were admitted to the hospital. Shore Medical Center. YESTERDAYS Townships feud over farms MIDDLETOWN - A feud over Holmdel officials are angry that Monmouth Consolidated would clubbed to death following a civil rights march in Selma, the fate of two farms has divided the county and township are at- rather see nothing on the tract, and 100 yean ago Ala. Holmdel and Middletown residents. tempting to stop a development (hey according to other sources, water A home-made bomb is discovered inside a box on a Uttle Silver officials discuss the construction of a Factions from both townships see as environmentally sound and a company officials are expected to desk in Steinbeck's Department Store, Long Branch. new, colonial-style, borough hall on the site of the 66- plan to attend a public meeting ' welcome addition to the municipal attend the meeting and argue After considerable confusion, the box is carried to the year-old municipal building. tonight to hear about county efforts tax base. against the development. end of the pier and thrown into the ocean. to buy the Marlu and Twitchell The developers have argued their The Monmouth' County Park Sys- farms and preserve them as a park. plans, which include an on-site tem is holding tonight's public 10 yean ago Holmdel has informally endorsed sewage treatment plant, would have hearing at 8 p.m at the Lincfoft 50 yean ago Indictments are sought against several persons the proposed Holmdel Golf and no more adverse Impact on the Elementary School to discuss the accused of aiding fugitive newspaper heiress Patricia Country Club for a major part of the reservoir than the pesticides, park system proposal to acquire the At a meeting in the Brevent Park and Leonardo Twitchell and Marlu farms. Firehouse, the Middletown Democratic committee Hearst while she hid out in northeastern Pennsylvania. tract. On 375 Holmdel acres, de- fertilizers and animal wastes that Hearst was abducted from her California apartment by now wash directly into the reser- endorses a propsoal for the construction of the Raritan velopers Ronald Acquaviva and According to the park system Bay Bridge from Staten Island to Monmouth County. members of a small 'terrorist band known as the Frank DiMisa hope to build a posh, voir. • Symbionese Liberation Army. proposal, the farms would complete An organization of fishermen sends letters of protest 470-bome development alongside an They claimed they took special a "green belt" spanning four miles to Trenton and appoints a committee to present its The county Bicenntenial Committee urges the county 18-hole championship golf course. precautions in designing the de- of frontage along the reservoir. views to the state Senate on a bill which would prohibit Board of Freeholders to name the county's adminis- Middletown township officials, velopment's drainage system, in pound fishing in Raritan and Sandy Hook bays. trative complex in Freehold Township in honor of Philip and a number of vocal residents, consultation with Monmouth Con- The county Board of Freeholders Morin Freneau, a resident of both Matawan and oppose the development, because solidated Water Company, which has backed the park proposal and Freehold who was known as the "poet of the American they fear it would have a harmful owns a strip of land around the has agreed to seek funding under the 20 yean ago Revolution." impact on the Swimming River reservoir. state Green Acres program to Members of Asbury Park High School's girl Reservoir environment. However, the developers said purchase the tract. Civil Rights leaders from Red Bank and Asbury Park basketball team, the Blue Bishops, finish a 24-1 season arrange marches as a demonstration of sympathy over and are presented with the state championship trophy the death of a Unitarian-Universalist minister who was and the winning net. Oversight may cut tax rate UNION BEACH - With the final budget meeting to a 24 cent saving — without the school tax budget." COMMUNITY CALENDAR scheduled tonight, a borough councilman has said a Although Borough Auditor Armour S. Hulsart could *200,000 oversight could cut the projected tax rate by not be reached for comment, Bernstein said the auditor TODAY meet at 1 p.m. in the Firemen's' Field House, West' 24 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. has agreed with his calculations. Washington Avenue and Avenue C. RED BANK - The Klwanis Club will have a round According to Councilman Lee Bernstein, approx- The council had estimated a yearly income of imately $370,000 of the more than {900,000 yearly sewer table meeting at 7 p.m. in the Olde Union House. MARLBORO — In conjunction with Art Appreciation approximately $588,000 from sewer charges, but Month, Marlboro Middle School, Route 520, has a budget had been allocated for industrial surcharges. HOLMDEL— A basic cardiac life support provider Bernstein said an examination of borough records with "Traveling Trunk" on display through Friday. The But because $200,000 of those levied charges will not course will be offered at Bayshore Community Hospital trunk, on loan from the Monmouth Museum, Middle- Hulsart revealed the more than $900,000 figure. today, tomorrow and Thursday, 7 to 10:30 p.m., in be collected pending the outcome of litigation, town, features copies of various works of Leonardo Da Bernstein said the money would "be moved from the The surcharge is for additional solids in industrial conference room A. The course provides knowledge of Vinci. The public is welcome. heart disease, risk factors, prevention methods and minus side of the budget to the plus side." sewage — a surcharge industries contend is unnecess- technical skills for rescue procedures. MARLBORO — Area merchants in Marlboro are Bernstein could not explain why the funds were ary. HOLMDEL — A cancer network volunteer training displaying art work created by the students at Marlboro allocated, since the $200,000 was not supposed to be The council is scheduled to meet tonight at 6 30 p m Middle School this month, in celebration of "Youth Art program will be sponsored by Bayshore Community included in the budget. to complete work on its budget, which must go to the Hospital March 11,18 and 25 at 7:30 p.m. in classrooms Month." "The tax rate moves up or down a penny on every state for ratification March 14. A regular council A and B. FREEHOLD — Registration for spring classes at the $8,350 in the budget," Bernstein said. "That comes down meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. The volunteers are trained to assist patients and Freehold Area YMCA begins today. Classes start March family members afflicted with cancer. 18. For further information, contact Joy Mottram at the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The Over 55 Club will Greater Freehold Area YMCA, East Freehold Road. Soap stars shorebound BY HILDY WILS FONTAINE Sansone, Newman Springs Road, Red Bank. Soap opera fans might finally meet their heroes and The March 16 locations, times and stars are: heroines and drive away with them, if only for a short Desiderio, 10:30a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Julia Barrand Hugo spin. Napier, Cudahy and Roy of "All My Children;" Sansone. Brooke Cudahy and Mike Roy of "All My Children," 2 to 4 p.m., Barr and Napier; Ideal, 10 a.m. to 12:30 Diana and Brian McColl of "As the World Turns," p.m., Larkin Malloy and Kim Zimmer of "The Guiding Mindy Lewis and Lujack Luvonecek of "The Guiding Light;" DeFelice, 2 to 4 p.m., Malloy and Zimmer: Light" are among the daytime television stars who will Regency, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Jim Storm of "The be visiting Monmouth and Ocean counties, beginning , Young and the Restless," and Michael Storm of "One Saturday. Life to Live;" Seacoast, 2 to 4 p.m.. Storm and Storm; They are guests of eight Shore Oldsmobile dealers McFaddin, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.. Nancy Addison of who are inviting the public to their showrooms and "Ryan's Hope," and Laurence Lau of "All My urging them to test drive Oldsmobiles. specifically the Children." and Parkway, 2 to 4 p.m., Addison and Lau. newest model, the Calais, described by Paul Sansone Jr. of Sansone Olds, Red Bank, as "the newest star to the March 23 locations, times and stars are: Desidero. Oldsmobile lineup." 10:30 a.m. to 12:30; p.m., Kim Ulrich and Mark Pinter The idea, he said, is "to meet the star and see the of "As the World Turns;" Sansone, 2 to 4 p.m.. Ulrich newest Oldsmobile star." and Pinter; Ideal, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.. Barr and Lau; DeFelice. 2 to4p m Barr and Lau; Regency. 10:30a.m. The Calais, he continued is designed for "the younger to 12:30 p.m. Malloy and Zimmer; Seacoast. 2 to 4 p.m., market, persons between 18 and 34." The car, he said, Malloy and Zimmer; McFaddin, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 is "sportier, sleeker in design and a younger looking p.m., Krista Tesreau and Vicent Irizzary of "The car, different from the Olds mold." Guiding Light," and Parkway, 2 to 4 p.m.. Tesreau and Women, who he said are becoming "forceful in the Irzzary. buying market," along with young adults, are most likely to be soap opera' aficionados. They constitute the March 30, the final day of visits from the stars rhc to 12:30 p.m., Tesreau and Irizzary; Sansone, 2 to 4 So that fans will not miss an episode of their favorite p.m., Tesreau and Irizzary; Ideal, 10a.m. to 12:30 p.m. soaps, the stars' visits are planned for the three Colleen Zenk of "As the World Turns." and Malcolm Saturdays left in this month. Groome of "Ryan's Hope:" DeFelice. 2 to 4 p.m., Zenk YOU'RE A BRAND NEW FLAG - Joseph Greco gift from Qov. Thomas H. Kean to the community The participants are Desiderio Olds, 3410 Sunset Ave . and Groome: Regency. 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m Illrirh of Aberdeen, left, and Joseph Azzolina of that bears his family's name. Moran made an urgent Ocean; Parkway Olds, 111 Route 36, Keyport; and Scott Bryce of "As the World Turns;" Seacoast. 2 Middletown prasent Robert Moran, Keansburg, plea for a flag at a March 2 St. Patrick's dinner- McFaddin Olds. 251 Broadway, Long Branch; DeFelice to 4 p.m., Ulrich and Bryce; McFaddin. 10:30 am to commander of American Legion Post 273, with the dance in the borough, and Greco and Azzolina Olds, Bay and Trenton Avenues, Point Pleasant; Sea 12:30 p.m. Michael Storm and Brynn Thayer of "One New Jersey state flag that will lead Keansburg's St. were able to use their influence to obtain the flag Coast Olds. 800 Main St., Belmar; Ideal Olds, Route 37, Life to Live." and Parkway, 2 to 4 p.m. Michael Storm Patrick's Day Parade next Saturday. The Hag is a within a matter of days. Toms River; Regency Olds, Route SB, Lakewood, and and Thayer. MONDAY. MARCH 11. 1985 2B The Daily Register Sports Paterno dazzles as Colts roll BY JIM HINTELMANN but I didn't expect to win the "They executed perfectly." Don- tournament so easily. There were a field said "We had to play a perfect SOUTH ORANGE - As Christian lot of good teams in it " game to win but made some Brothers Academy was wrapping up CBA coach Ed Wicelinski rated mistakes and didn't hit the right a second straight NJSIAA Parochial this year's state championship a shots ' "A" boys basketball championship little better than last year's title We knew they were going to with an 81-5S destruction of Bergen "From a personal point of view, concentrate on Joe iPaterno)." Catholic last night, a chant came Hendrickson said. "So John and I from the CBA rooting section. it was more important than last year." Wicelinski said "I learned a had to hit the open shots. When we "We want Georgetown. We want lot this year." did, it opened it up for Joe and he Georgetown. We want Wicelinski had some words for his went to work.' Georgetown." team in the lockerroom after the Crotty. who finished with 21 points That may have been overdoing it. game along with a handful of assists, set but there was no doubt that the Colts "I feel as fresh as I did the the tone of the game by grabbing the put in a solid claim as the state's top beginning of the year." Wicelinski opening tip-off and driving in for a high school team. told his players. "You are special three-point play Bergen Catholic coach Chris Don- basketball players and special I was a little tight before the field, whose team had played some people. You are unselfish and game," Crotty said "But that of the top North Jersey schools, had worked hard from the first player to basket gave me a good start. I no doubts about CBA being the best thought that the game would be a lot team. the last." Bergen Catholic had stunned closer." "I'd vote (or CBA." said Donfield favored Seton Hall Prep in the North Like many other people. Crotty who has been head coach at Bergen Jersey Parochial "A" finals by- was surprised that Bergen Catholic Catholic for 19 years "I've haven't packing in a tight zone to stop Seton had upset Seton Hall. seen anybody better, and (Joei Hall's big players and allowing the "I expected to be playing Seton Paterno is one of the best high Hall." he said "But I didn't mind school players I have ever seen " Seton Hall guards to shoot un- molested from the outside them losing We went into this game Paterno. in his final game in a This strategy worked because the with the same intensity " CBA uniform, was at his best last Bergen Catholic (21-7) stayed night. The 6-5 senior poured in 38 Seton Hall guards were unable to hit open shots and BC won going away close for a few minutes and trailed points on 15 of 23 shooting from the only 7-6. but Hendrickson drilled in floor, grabbed 14 rebounds, blocked Donfield used the same type of two straight jumpers and Crotty five shots and had three steals defense to stop Paterno and man- added another basket to help CBA When he was removed from the' aged to hold the CBA star to only one open up a 13-6 lead after the first game in the final minutes, he was basket in the first quarter quarter. given a standing ovation from the But Bergen Catholic paid a ter- "We looked to put more pressure 3.000 spectators who witnessed the rible price for it Guards Andy on their shooters in the second game Even many of the Bergen Hendrickson and John Crotty were quarter." Wicelinski said. "And Haguui pholo by C«l D. Fortoo Catholic rooters joined in the ap- left open and the pair took aim on make them handle the ball a little plause the basket in the first half. Hen- more." THE WINNERS — CBA's Joe Paterno (23) is following last night's 38-pomt. 15-rebound effort drickson drilled in four straight "I'm just glad to be part of this Paterno scored seven points in a congratulated by head coach Ed Wicelinski (right) which power the once-beaten Colts lo the NJSIAA jumpers while Crotty made four of team." Paterno said I expected Parochail "A" state title. i we would be this good this season. six from the floor (See CBA, Page 4Bi and assistant head coach Marty Kenney (left) Flutie runs Kennedy Generals looking to by Express BY JONNI FALK his future EAST RITHERFORD - If the 58.741 fans who It was a different type of basketball schedule this helped the New Jersey Generals set an attendance past winter for former Christian Brothers record yesterday came to Giants Stadium to see Doug Academy's senior point guard Biian Kennedy Flutie pass, they were disappointed If those fans came to see Flutie run and find a way to win. they were gratified Flutie ran for three touchdowns, and Kerry Justin returned an interception 42 yards for the clinching score as the Generals derailed the Los Angeles Express. 35-24 In all Flutie ran nine times — some planned, some KEN extemporized — for 97 yards to win his duel with Express quarterback Steve Young, who was held lo five DEMPSEY yards on two carries and was sacked seven times Flutie completed only seven of 19 passes for 100 yards, but four ol those completions came in the fourth period when the Generals scored 21 points to overcome a 24-14 deficit "I had trouble throwing the ball I couldn't get any zip on it because I jammed a finger on my right hand early and couldn't grip the ball right." Flutie explained Kennedy, a Daily Register second team selection Things started to come together at the end of the a year ago when he sparked the Colts to the NJSIAA game I knew I had to come up with some big plays in Parochial "A" state crown, sat out the 1984-85 the. fourth period to get enthusiasm back We were sort campaign following the state's decision which of walking around I got more aggressive ' declared him ineligible since this year would be his Besides some planned bootleg plays designed for the fifth in high school The 6-3 senior attended Rumson little quarterback. Coach Walt Michaels also came up Country Day School upon graduation from grammar with a new formation in the first half which puzzled the school and then repeated his freshmen year at the Express The formation had Flutie deep behind the Lincroft-based school center, two wide receivers set as backs to the right, and As a result. Kennedy found himself adapting to a the rest of the team spread wide to the left The new basketball schedule this season which did not Generals ran four plays out of it. including a pass to include the usual parcatice after school format What center Kent Hull which was nullified because one of the he did was join the Riverside Church AAl' squad linemen left had lined up in the backfield. COMING DOWN - Donnell Daniel of the Mew yesterday's USFL game against the Los Angeles which is a collection of New York City area players, "It's the wildest formation I've ever been in." Flutie Jersey Generals gets set to make a landing after Express at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford. who have also been declared ineligible. laughed "One LA guy said, would you guys cut the reluming a first-half kickoff 18 yards during nonsense and play some ball He was laughing when This past weekend Kennedy returned to action in he said it though " the county when ran through tryouts for Woody intercepted Young and raced for his touchdown with period and Los Angeles went ahead on a 73-yard drive Malick's Jersey Shore AAU team at Monmouth Michaels said the formation had been put in this week 2 12 to play which ended when Kirby Warren went over from the 1 College. And as easily as Kennedy disppeared from to give the Express something- to think about "I've However, in the third period it Idoked as if the Young passed to Warren for a two-point conversion, and this area's sports pages this winter, the cat-quick never used that formation before." Michaels.said, "but Express would win its first game Duane Gunn had then led his team 76 yards, capping the drive with an senior charged to the front of the pack who were in I've done some strange things in games I've seen that opened the scoring in the first with a 45-yard punt eight-yard scoring toss to JoJo Townsell to make it attendence. one as far back as high school It lets opponents know return However. Tony Zendejas missed his first point Express 24, Generals 14. they never know what to expect from the Generals It hasn't been easy for Kennedy to sit and watch after in two years, and the Generals went ahead by one his CBA teammates this year although he knew that The Express, now 0-3. knew to expect the unexpected That seemed to wake up Flutie and the Generals. after Herschel Walker banged over from the 5 Flutie Flutie herded the Generals 70 yards, scrambling for 12 they were in for another banner season from Flutie but still seemed surprised when he did it had carried for 36 yards on the 77-vard march. On the drive to the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth and 15 yards From the Express 11, he made a fool out "I knew that we would have a good team this year period. Flutie roamed around his backfield on third and After punter Rick Partridge got a bad snap from Russ of defensive end Ben Rudolph, the former Jet. and whether or not I was going to be apart of it," seven at the LA 29 and finally shoveled an underhand Complon and failed to get his punt away. Zendejas bolted up the middle to make it 24-21. Kennedy said. "For starters Joe i Paterno i and Craig pass to Clarence Harmon which got a first down at the kicked a 19-yard field goal, but Justin picked off Young Moments later, he was back again, performing his (Gorczyca) were returning and It's safe to say that Express 10 Three plays later he bootlegged around and returned to the Express 17 Flutie bootlegged left magic to Harmon and then scooting the last three yards that's a pretty good start." for the winner. right end from- the 3 for the TD from eight yards out (or the score. (See KENNEDY. Page 4Bi It was all over 45 seconds later when Justin The Generals had the ball for only 11 plays in the third (See GENERALS. Page 4B)

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Temple, 24-5, will meet Vir- Big Ten and Bit But conferences Among the missing were Indiana, in 19*3 and the Big Ten in 1983 I basketball committee, your sched- put a record six team* apiece in the NCAA champion in 1976 and INI but ule comes into play," Bubas ex- ginia Tech, 20-8; Southern COLLEGE The ACC and the Southeastern Methodist, 22-9, will go against Old M-team NCAA men's basketball a loser in six of its last seven games Conference both had five teams this plained. "Everyone's schedule is tournament yesterday, beading a BASKETBALL this season; Louisville, which won in scrutinized very closely — home and Dominion, 19-11, and Loyola of year and the Pacific 10 had four. In Illinois, 25-5, will play Iona, 28-4. rteU that the head of the selection 1M0 and had been in the last eight aU, 41 percent of the NCAA field away, how did you do against the top committee called not only the NCAA tournaments; Houston, which comes from seven conferences. 20? The top 50. The top 100? There In the other East Regional first- round action at Atlanta on March 15, largest but the best ever. had been in the Final FOOT the last Bubas declined to speculate how will be some disappointed teams. •The first* or Hat-Urge teams Georgia, 21-8, meets Wichita State, "We are very excited about the three years, and UCLA, which won many teams had a realistic chance There always are." were easy. It was no trouble," 18-12; Illinois, 244, goes against very difficult Job we have done." Bubai said. "The last 15 got difficult 10 titles in a 12-year stretch ending of winning. The selection committee decided In IRS and had not missed the Northeastern, 22-8. Syracuse, 21-8, said Vic Bubas. chairman of the and I'm telling you, the last six or "I don't know," be said. "There that no team could play on its home tournament two years a row since meets DePaul, 19-9, and Georgia- Division I basketball committee eight, we could have stayed there a are a lot of them. The number is court after the second round. 1961. Tech, 24-7, duels Mercer, 22-8 which spent three days and nights week. It was an agonixlng ex- getting greater every year. The Three teams — Georgia Tech, drawing the pairings and seeding* perience." Only three independents made the National Invitation Tournament is Notre Dame and Dayton — will field - Notre Dame. Dayton and In the West Regional in Salt Lake Defending NCAA champion Kentucky, a Final Four team last going to have a good tournament. enjoy a home-court advantage in City on March 14, second-ranked St. DePaul. Among others left out. first-round play. Georgetown, St. John's, Michigan season and host of the finals this There are a lot of quality players John's, 27-3, the top seed in the and Oklahoma - the top four teams despite the addition of 11 teams this and quality teams still there." "It was the objective of the year, made the field for a record region, goes against Southern, 19-10; In The Associated Press Top Twenty 30th time with the worst record year, were 20-12 Creighton, 20-10 committee not to have two teams A total of 16 teams who won at Iowa, 21-10, meets Arkansas, 21-12: - were made No. 1 seeds in the four among at-large entries, 16-12. Richmond and 104 West Virginia. replay their conference cham- least 20 games this season were left Washington, 22-9, duels Kentucky, regions. "The players had kind of given up the regular-season Atlantic 10 cham- out of the tournament. Besides West pionship game earlier than the 16-12. and Nevada-Las Vegas, 27-3, First-round competition begins hope of getting in the NCAA." said pion. Virginia, Richmond and Creighton, regional title game," said Bubas, Thursday around the nation and the Kentucky Coach Joe B. Hall, whose Lehigh, at 12-18, is the only they were 22-7 Montana, 20-9 Weber who is commissioner of the Sun Belt goes against San Diego State, 23-7. tournament will end with the cham- Wildcats were 64 this season tournament team with a losing State, 204 Canisius, 22-7 Siena, 21-8 Conference. "When you do that, you In the other West Regional first- pionship game April 1 in Lexington, pgaimt teams that made the tour- record, and the Engineers got in Cleveland State, 20-10 Eastern Illi- have to move teams out of their round games, March 15 in Albu- nament. "I think there there was a only by winning the East Coast nois, 20-11 Youngstown State. 20-9 natural goegraphic regions a little querque, N.M., Tulsa. 23-7, opposes The committee picked 35 at Large feeling we were not going to get a Conference postseason tournament. Fresno State, 20-7 Tennessee-Chat- more." Texas El Paso, 21-9; North Carolina teams to go with 29 which qualified bid. Now that the bid is here and the The previous record for most tanooga, 2J-6 Alcorn State, 24-5 First-round action in the East State, 20-9, meets Nevada-Reno, automatically as champions of their pressure's off. It's time to let it all teams from one conference in the Georgia Southern, 21-8 Houston Bap- Regional begins Thursday when top- 21-9; Alabama, 21-9, goes against conference or conference tour- out and we can get fired up and tournament was five by the Atantic tist and 294 Santa Clara. ranked and top-seeded Georgetown, Arizona, 21-9. ? Winnipeg thrashes New Jersey, 7-1 WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) - Blues 6, Red Wings 2 ment by the 23-year-old The Winnipeg Jets are learning to ST. LOUIS - Doug Wickenheiser Wickenheiser came in the uniform play it safe. NHL scored three goals for the second of the Montreal Canadiens. who They thrashed the New Jersey time in his National Hockey League traded him to the Blues early last Devils 7-1 yesterday and without the career and Mark Reeds and Jorgen season. valiant efforts of New Jersey goalie Turgeon's 28th goal of the season Pettersson had three assists each to Flyers II, Penguins 4 Glenn Resch the score could easily came with just over 6'i minutes lead the St. Louis Blues to a victory PHILADELPHIA - Ilkka Sinis- have reached double figures. remaining in regulation play. over the Detroit Red Wings. alo and Len Hachborn scored two Winnipeg captain Dale Neither team was able to score in St. Louis widened its lead on'fir st goals apiece and the Philadelphia Hawerchuk said the Jets kept trying overtime, although Montreal goalie place in Norris Division standings to Flyers exploded for seven second- for more goals because they've been Steve Penney was forced to stop two eight points over the runner-up period goals en route to a victory burned before by sitting on what point-blank shots. Chicago Black Hawks. Detroit, over the Pittsburgh Penguins. look like safe leads. The tie raised Hartford's futility meanwhile, dropped to fourth place The victory gave the Flyers sole "It was a 4-1 game at the end of mark at home to 13 games — 11 despite goals 37 seconds apart in the possession of first place in the NHL opening period by John Ogrodnick the second and they weren't out of losses and two ties — and moved the Patrick Division, two points ahead it," Hawerchuk said. "We kept club within two games of the NHL and Danny Gare. A previous three-goal accomplish- of Washington, which lost to Boston taking the play to them because if record. 3-2. they had got the next goal it would have been a heck of a game. Teams like Edmonton and Calgary have the killer instinct — it's the only way you're going to put teams away." Tourney regulars to NIT Devils coach Doug Carpenter said NEW YORK (AP) - Houston, great tradition." the Jets' aggressive forechecking The NIT starts Tuesday when and superior skating forced his team Indiana, Louisville and UCLA, a quartet of NCAA tournament reg- NIT Texas A&M, 18-11, plays at New to make mistakes. Mexico, 18-12. Canisius. 204, plays "We didn't play tonight and we ulars in better days, were among 16 teams selected yesterday to the with its poorest mark since 1970. at Nebraska, 15-13, on Wednesday did not deserve to win because they Seven games are scheduled for just played exceptionally well," National Invitation Tournament. The Hoosiers are four-time NCAA Also included in the 32-team field champs, most recently in 1981. Thursday. They are Montana, 22-7. Carpenter said. "They forced us to at UCLA; Alcorn St.. 234, at play very badly." Is Virginia, which reached the Louisville, 16-16, is a 17-time entrant in the NCAA tournament and was Louisville. Virginia, 15-15, at West Thomas Steen scored two goals, NCAA's Final Four round last season. the champion in 1980. Virginia, 204; Bradley, 17-12, at including one on a power play at Marquette, 18-10; Tennessee, 18-14, 18:30 of the opening period, back- The NIT begins with first-round And UCLA, 16-12, the all-time game Tuesday through Friday at 16 winner of NCAA tourneys with 10 at Tennessee Tech, 19-9; Florida, handing a Randy Carlyle rebound 18-11, at Southwestern Louisiana, past a sprawling Resch.Steen gave campus sites around the country. titles in a 12-year span (1964-75), The semifinals will be March 27 and was left out of the NCAA field two 16-13; and Kent State, 17-12, vs. the Jets a 44 lead with 59 seconds Cincinnati, 16-13, at Riverfront Col- the final March 29, both at Madison years running for the first time left in the second period when he iseum in Cincinnati. took a pass through the slot, sent a Square Garden. since Coach John Wooden built his shot Into Reach's pads, then scooped Houston, 16-13 this season, was an dynasty. On Friday, it's Houston, 16-13, at the rebound over the prone goalie. NCAA finalist the past two seasons, "I think this team deserves to be Lamar, 19-11; Butler, 194, at In- when Akeem Olajuwon was the in a tournament," UCLA Coach diana, 15-13; Clemson, 16-12, at CaMdieas 5, Whalers 5 Cougars' center. Houston lost two Walt Hazzard said after the field Tennessee-Chattanooga, 22-7; St. HARTFORD, Conn. - Sylvain years ago to North Carolina State was announced. "One thing you can Joseph's, Pa., 18-11, at Missouri, CONTACT — Greg Laughlin (white jersey) of the Washington Turgeon's second goal of the game and last year to Georgetown. say about the 198445 UCLA Bruins 18-13; Fordham, 19-11, at Richmond, Capitals is stopped by a body check from Frank Simonetti ol teh enabled the Hartford Whalers to Indiana, 15-13, staggered through Is that we weren't easy." 20-10, Santa Clara, 204, at Fresno Boston Bruins during the second period ol their NHL game at the salvage a tie with the Montreal the final weeks of this season, losing "I'm very pleased to be playing in State, 214; and Wake Forest, 15-13, Capital Centre yesterday afternoon. Canadlens. six of Its last seven games to finish the NIT," Hazzard said. "It has at South Florida, 17-11. Mavericks race past Nets, 126-113 EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - .you're going to get burled," he lead. He hit a three-point goal and Dick Motta has become only the 20-footer in the last 20 seconds to fourth National Basketball Associa- NBA - A 10-2 spurt midday through the break open a tight contest. tion coach to win 700 games, a second period, including a pair of Portland closed within 4846 on respectable total for a man who baskets by Aguirre, broke the game Klki Vandeweghes layup with 5:59 didn't think he would survive his Christmas my first year. Sometimes open to boost the Mavericks into a left in the first half. Terry Cum- first season in the league. it's been stormy but other times it's 52-43 lead. mings then scored five points to key Mark Aguirre scored 32 points and been very rewarding. But every Dallas tallied the first eight points a 9-1 spurt for a 57-47 Bucks Rolando Blackman added 28 as th° time you win a game, it means the of the second half to open a advantage. Dallas Mavericks ripped the New players have done something right." commanding 69-54 advantage. The Blazers cut the lead to 59-54 Jersey Nets 126-113 yesterday, al- The Mavericks did almost every- New Jersey, which has lost three at halftime. After the teams traded lowing Motta to join Red Auerbach, thing right against the Nets, hitting of four including two in a row at baskets to open the third quarter, Jack Ramsey and Gene Shue as the on 52 of 85 shots from the floor for home, rallied to cut Dallas' lead to the Bucks scored 10 consecutive only NBA coaches with 700-career a sizzling 61.2 percent. Blackman 114-105 on a jumper by Darryl points for a 71-56 lead with 8:48 left victories. was particularly on target, connect- Dawklns with 5:08 remaining in the in the period. "If you stay around long enough, ing on 13 of 16 shots from the floor fourth quarter. But the Mavericks tallied six of the neat eight points - Portland got no closer than 11 you'll get it," said Motta who now for Dallas, now 35-29. points the remainder of the game, has a career record of 700476. "I "I felt it was more a matter of four of them by Blackman, to wrap up the victory. the last time at 9443 on Jerome just hope I have the energy to reach them having an outstanding shooting Kersey's two free throws with 6:52 the next one." game rather than us being poor Bucki 118, Blazers M left to play. Motta began his coaching career defensively," said Nets' Coach Stan MILWAUKEE - Sidney Moncrief in 196849 with the Chicago Bulls. Albeck. "Aguirre and Blackman had led six Milwaukee players in double Cummings finished with 18 points, "I took a job in the NBA figuring absolutely everything." figures with 27 points as the Bucks followed by Ricky Pierce with 17, that I'd use it as a stepping stone to "When a team shoots like that, crushed the Portland Trail Blazers. Randy Breuer and Paul Pressey a big college job," said Motta. "I you have to be able to match them Moncrief scored 19 points in the with 12 apiece, and Alton Lister with didn't think I'd make it past at the other end. If you can't do that, first period as the Bucks took a 35-28 10. Tose agrees to sell NFL's Eagles leases with the Eagles and with moving the Eagles to Phoenix, Ariz. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - After Tose, 70, then drove away in a 4fl "f ••• pfMto It calls for the city to build as many 16 often stormy years at the helm, baseball's Phillies requiring the limousine with his wife, Julia, and as 80 luxury skyboxes at a cost of 18 PLYINQ HIGH — Wallace Bryant of the Dallas Mavericks out reaches Leonard Tose has agreed to sell the his daughter, Susan Fletcher, who teams to play all home games at Veterans Stadium until 2011 The million. Darryl Dawkins of the New Jersey Nets for a first quarter rebound National Football League's Phila- helped conduct negotiations. yesterday afternoon at the Meadowlands Arena in East Rutherford. delphia Eagles to Florida auto lease was approved Dec. 15, part of Goode said Sunday that he expects Tose, reportedly $42 million in dealer and Pennsylvania native a settlement keeping Tose from City Council to approve the lease. debt, has been under pressure to Norman Braman — a deal that's raise capital to pay a $12 million now subject to approval by NFL loan to Crocker National Bank in owners. San Francisco by April 1. I We now have "I really didn't (want to sell)," USFL title game Tose said. "But that's the way it is. Mayor W. Wilson Goode said at a BET it in stock... I have no regrets. I had a hell of a news conference Sunday that he A new breed of run." would meet with Tose and Braman Monday in Philadelphia. He said at Giants Stadium YOU sporting machine Tose declined to provide specifics from Germany..The new about the sale, but said the price Tose told him that Braman wanted EAST RUTHERFORD - The to buy tickets at $24 and $18. was "belter than" a previously to meet with City Council as well. United States Football League will The commissioner added that DIDN'T reported figure of $65 million. Tose returned to Philadelphia play its championship game at information will be sent to the MERKUR "I came out with all the money Sunday afternoon but made no Giants Stadium, July 14, Com- Generals' ticket holders on March KNOW I'll ever need," Tose said. "I'm not statement. missioner Harry L. Usher con- 18. They will have until June 1 to down, I'm up." firmed yesterday. order their tickets, as many as they XR4Ti about 6 Goode said that at Monday's want, before the sale is opened to Tose paid *> million to BSiiHlJBBSJWkMatedBesaaBttt ic=t secret In league history." Usher 1969. Braman. 52, of Coral Gables, is a clear understanding thai the uauit «.,, remain iiere.' euuiiiKAi. We warn n MI Giants Kla., would become the seventh Stadium because there hasn't been demise of the USFL or its prob- owner of the Eagles since the team "(Braman) appears to be the kind a championship game in the New lems," Usher added. "I can assure was founded in 1933. of man we can trust," Goode said. York area in over 20 years. This is you it's not true-League attendance "I'm glad I got the right guy to "...He has a deep abiding interest in a chance to showcase in one of the is up, and it's no longer fun to poke carry on the way I want it," Tose this area." finest facilities in the country a fun at the USFL. The quality of play said late Saturday night from his league which is a positive influence is on a par with the other league (the hotel room in Miami, where nego- " Goode said he had no qualms national Football League)." about an absentee owner and called on sports in the United States." tiations had been going on virtually The title game was originally Braman "financially sound." round-the-clock for 10 days. Generals' season ticket holders scheduled for Michigan. However, He announced the agreement at "The major point I will make to will get a break on game tickets. the Michigan franchise no longer 8:15 p.m. Saturday as he emerged the new owner is that the Eagles are Usher said the league has priced exists and has been merged with LINCOLN-MERCURY from the offices of Braman's Miami part of this city," he said. tickets at 128 and $24. However. Oakland.-' Shrewsbury Ave Shrc lawyers after a 90-minute session. Goode recently negotiated new Generals' ticket holders will be able - JONNI FALK 4B'Thf Daily Register MONDAY. MARCH 11. 1985 Brunansky leads Twins; Orioles down Yanks, 5-2

By The AHKUN PTCU Chicago White Sox split squad, 4-2. Tom Brunansky drove in four Trammell homered off Britt Burns. runt. Including Vftt tie-breaker in the SPRING The other White Sox split squad 10th Inning, with a home run. double .beat the Kansas City Royals 7-4 as and tingle and Kent Hrbek rapped TRAINING non-roster player Roger Jensen hit four hits yesterday to give the a two-run double during a five-run Minnesota Twins a M victory over seventh Inning. the Boston Red Sox in exhibition by Toronto from Kan Krancisco, Dan Ford collected four hits, baseball pitched two hitless innings to get the including a pair of doubles, and Brunansky banged an RBI-double victory in his first spring appear- Gary Roenicke homered to give the in the first inning off Boston starter ance. Baltimore Orioles a 5-2 triumph Bruce Hurst, drilled a two-run Willie Upshaw had a two-run over the New York Yankees. Ron homer in the eighth off rookie double and Lloyd Moseby went 3- Guidry pitched three scoreless In- Charlie Mitchell to tie the score 4-4 for-3 for Toronto, which stole six nings for the Yankees, while Balti- and then blooped hit tie-breaking bases. Greg Gagne homered for more starter Mike Boddicker gave single in the 10th off rookie Rob Minnesota. up a run in his three innings. Woodward. Max Venable lined a bases-loaded Dave Conception and Eddie Minnesota scored twice in the triple, highlighting a 10-run ex- Milner knocked in two runs each in 10th. offsetting an RBI single by plosion in the eighth inning that leading the Cincinnati Reds over the Boston's Reid Nichols in the bottom powered the Montreal Expos past Los Angeles Dodgers 6-2. Fernando half of the inning. Texas 11-8 Venable's two-out triple Valemuela gave up three Cincinnati Hrbek had a double and three came after Texas pitcher Greg runs in the first inning and took the singles, along with a walk. Kirby Harris had struck out Luis Rivera, loss. Puckett doubled and singled and who kept the inning alive by reach- Brad Komminsk drove in two runs scored twice for the Twins, who ing first base on a passed ball by with three hits as the Atlanta were playing with a split squad. Donnie Scott. Braves tripped the Houston Astros Nichols led Boston's 14-hit attack Texas rookie Oddibe McDowell 5-2. with four hits. Wade Boggs had two belted a grand slam and Larry Rookie Chico Walker and veteran hits and a sacrifice fly for the Red Parrish drilled a two-run homer Richie Hebner uach hit two-run Sox. when the Rangers scored six times homers as the Chicago Cubs beat the Fred McGriff belted a three-run in the seventh inning off Greg Milwaukee Brewers 64. homer to cap a four-run rally in the Bargar, who then got the victory , Starter Mike Krukow and four eighth inning off Ron Davis as the when Montreal rallied. relievers combined on a six-hitter as Toronto Blue Jays beat the other Alan Trammell s two-run homer the San Francisco Giants nipped the SLIDING IN — Kent Hrbek of the Minnesota Twins first base by pitcher Bruce Hurst during first inning half of the Minnesota squad 9-6 sparked a three-run first inning that Cleveland Indians 1-0. Jose Gonzalez is tagged out out by Boston Red Sox second action of yesterday's spring training game in Winter Reliever Gary Lavelle, acquired led the Detroit Tigers past a singled in the game's only run baseman Marty Barrett after Hrbek was picked off Haven, Fla. CBA Kennedy- iCoBlinued from Page IB) 10-3 CBA spurt in the second quarter (Cooilmied from Page ZB) CBA have been with another seasoned, experienced to open up a 29-15 spread. He Filling in (or Kennedy this year has been and talented pefonner? finished with 10 in the quarter and sophomore guard John Crotty. The most logical answer would be the state's CBA had a 33-21 lead at halftime. "I didn't think that be would have the type of year second unbeaten team along with south Jersey's Paterno put on a dazzling show for that he had," «aid Kennedy, who is considering Burlington Township. the crowd in the third quarter as the Princeton, William & Mary and Stanford "I knew Colts turned the game into a rout that down the road he was gonna be a player but he Ron Truex, former Ocean Township boys basket- Scoring on layups, jumpers, taps progressed along alot quicker than everyone had ball coach, is strongly being considered for that job and one thunderous slam dunk, anticipated." again. Mike Rodgers, who coached the Spartans for Paterno scored 14 points in the the past five seasons, decided to step down this year. quarter on seven of nine shots from While Crotty may have made many forget about Truex is currently the girls coach at Ocean. Kennedy, it's hard to imagine just how good coach the floor. When the quarter was "I'm really not sure who will get the spot; Ed Wicelinski's team may have been with the over, the Colts had opened up a 53-27 Rodgers said. "As for myself, I will probably get addition of Kennedy. spread. back into coaching but right now it was best for me A year ago, he was the point guard supreme in the to leave." Paterno and Crotty both scored Also in the running for both Neptune and Ocean eight points in the fourth quarter area when he averaged 16 points a game and six assists an outing. And while the elder Paterno posts is former Scarlet Fliers and Mater Dei coach when CBA had its biggest lead of the Larry Hennessy. game (63-33). carried the Colts this year, how much better would "This game is a tribute to the Shore Conference," Wicelinski said. People always talk about North Jersey, but we won a state cham- pionship the last two years and Red Generals Bank Regional did it in 1983. (Continued from Page 2B) "The kids were unselfish and "Flutie came up with 11 worked hard for it," he said. "It strange throws," Michaels smiled. made my job easier." "But the biggest thing is that he's CBA's one-sided win was even getting game time, and we're fitting more remarkable because Criag things in during the week. In the Gorcyczca, one of CBA's key play- classroom, he does very well." ers, was slowed up by a virus and Flutie, happy that the Generals failed to score. are now 2-1, wasn't completely "I had a bad cold and was worried satisfied with his performance. "It about playing," he said. "I really wasn't great," he said of his day. began to feel it out there after a "When I have to run that often, while." something is wrong. I was nervous, CBA's 29-1 season was a surprise and I wanted to do well for the home to Gorczyca. crowd." "I didn't think it would be like Flutie also said he could not this." he said. "Because we lost remember running for three touch- I Jerry) Long and (Brian) Ken- downs in any game from Pop nedy." Warner through college. It was the With his season over. Pairerno first time the hat trick had been will now look over the numerous performed by a quarterback in the college offers he has been receiving. United States Football League. "We're going to have to sit down The Generals play at Baltimore, and talk about it in the next few the defending USFL champs, next days," Wicelinksi said. "He already Sunday. By then, Michaels may has made visits to American Uni- have thought of a name for his weird versity, Hartford and Boston Col- formation. KEEPING AWAY — Quarterback Doug Flutie of the New Jersey lege. He has two more left." "Maybe we'll call it the Tower Generals tries to keep away trom defensive tackle George Achica of "I'm interested in Fordham, Formation." he cracked in refer- the Los Angeles Express after Flutie threw a pass during second Falrfield, Marist, UMass and Mon- rence to owner Donald Trump's mouth College," Paterno said. "I quarter action of yesterday's USFL game Giants Stadium in East plush.Trump Towers. Rutherford. want to go to a school where I can COLTS' STAR — Senior Joe Paterno ol Christian Brothers Academy get a good education and play right gets set to slam through two ot game-high 38 points during last night's away." NJSIAA Parochial "A" state championship game against Bergen Bergen Catholic's only bright spot Catholic. The once-beaten Colts rolled to their second straight state USFL was senior Vin DiMella who was one title with an 81-55 decision. of the few players this season to MamorM 21. Salomon 19 Hum coNwtuaci Houaton have success against CBA's tough 2-2 0-0 4 O Mil 0-0 0-0 0. Doy* 00 0-0 0. Martin 0-0 0-0 0. Fitif mmons 0-0 0-0 0. Aurtavar 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 IM W L T Nt •A Omar 0 79 1-3-1 zone defense. He finished with 0-1 0-00 Morton 3-7 3-4 9. Srn.lti 1-1 0-0 2, Hopkina Totals 30-52 21-25 61 0 1000 «9 38 Naw Jenay 35 Lot AngatvM 24 0 3 0 0 0 'raw 24-59 Ml 55 Arizona 0 23 22 points including 10 of 18 from the Hatrtirn* Cflrnttan Brom#'S 33, Baigan Camtxc 21 O «7 W 78 Oakland Danvar 29 Portland IT FouWd out-Nona Ratoounas-BaVgan Catnoi.c 22 1 55 floor CHRISTIAN MOTMM 111) y 0 867 91 72 0 38 Tampa Bay 31. San Anton* IB :McBrK}a 6). Christian Brstnars 26 {J Ptferno 14) ToUt 1 0 617 94 75 Houston 42, Oakland 7 MMMN CATHOLIC {Ml J »»»o '5 23 8 9 36. QoriCyCa 0' 0-1 0. CrO«y louis-Bargan Catholic 22. Cntti.«n Bfotnars 7 Tampa Bay 0 . 37 8-12 5-5 21 Hanonckaon 4-6 2-2 10. Spalir-ian i-S Jachtorwua . 0 SOO 3* 0 «7 , DiMMalO 19 2-3 22 C4»y 0 7 0 20. 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HO, PRESIDENT 6OMNCM THf PILOT MWOUTW ouT A ai« ANANMML, 6B Thr Daily Register Lifestyle MONDAY. MARCH 11.1985 Home sitters offer peace of mind Track down cause BY EILEEN MOON of bursitis aches FAIR HAVEN - For those Whose pets begin to mope as soon BY LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. as the suitcases come out of the Every lew •aeatas I gel aaMhcr attack el Wrsitis la Ike tat-Jetr. It takes closet, whose plants begin to about a week or tea days before it fets belter. I aaraly caa e» My work. droop at the mere prospect of Is there uy way that I caa llaa —t met aaa lor all • way to aveM tail? days without water and who return from a few days in the sun Ci diet be rcsaeaslMe? - Mr. F.J.. Vlrgtaia to find a cure for pneumonia Dear Mr. J.: Bursitis of the shoulder is probably one of the most painful growing in their refrigerator. conditions that man is heir to. The shoulder is the most common site. Yet Harriet Lloyd has a solution. bursitis of the knees, the elbows and almost every other joint in the body It's called Home Sitting Ser- can occur. vices, a business that matches Bursitis is an Inflammation of the buna, or small sac that lies in the people who plan to be away from joints. The buna makes it possible for free and easy movement of the body. home with bonded, screened senior citizens willing to house- The buna is filled with* lubricating fluid that helps the normal motion sit. and rotation of the bones. Hie bursa also acts as a protective mechanism. Lloyd first learned of the When a buna becomes injured, irritated or inflamed, it begins to swell. business from an article in The associated pain limits the motion of the joint and thus prevents further Forbes magazine. Formerly em- irritation and injury. ployed by a fund-raising and Many people who have repeated attacks of bursitis unwittingly fall into development firm in Westchester a special trap that they set for themselves. For when the painful attack County, NY., she had been ends, they are so happy to be over it, they rarely do anything about seeking a career she could investigating the underlying causes of bursitis pursue while at home with her 3- year-old daughter. She found the Actually, when one is free from the excrutiating pain of busitis, sufferers answer in Home Sitting Services. should explore every avenue in an effort to track down the underlying "I enjoy working and I enjoy reasons for recurrent attacks. working with people," Lloyd said, "But I had never thought it was realistic to do something by Don Un» from home. I was only com- SITTING PRETTY — Harriet Lloyd. fortable with service-oriented Princeton Road, Fair Haven, and type of work. I was comfortable owner ol newly opened Home Sitting with home-sitting because I Services that provides homeowners didn't feel it was anything but a YOUR help to the community and to with live-in house sitters, checks a seniors." house for a senior citizen client. She HEALTH operates the business from her home. The company was founded in Denver, Colo, by a retiree, now 78, named Al Sutherland. He hit A side benefit of the business upon the idea for the business 13 Denver area and a week's visit Physical limitations and per- is the personal relationships that years ago while house-sitting for from a company executive to sonal preferences are always his son. He saw it as a way assist with start-up publicity. taken into account when assign- often develop between sitters and Injury to the joints may occur during work. Frequently this is overlooked. retired people could combat Although they receive guidance ing sitters. Couples may sit their customers. Often a family For example, using a hand press while standing in a poor position may be boredom and earn pocket money and advice from the Denver together and those without trans- will request the same sitter each a cause of bursitis. Special occupations will cause bursitis in special areas. without jeopardizing their social office, they own their businesses portation are driven to their job time they go away. The connec- There is the "miner's elbow," the "homemaid's knee," the •tailors security income. At the same outright. ; location. A 24-hour back-up ser- tion with a family helps to offset bottom," which describes an occupation and a local area for bunitis. time, they would be providing a Clients are charged $22.50 per vice is provided in case of the isolation many experience Exposure to drafts or overloading the arms with heavy packages may needed community service. day'for the security of knowing emergencies requiring sitters to after retirement. Although sit- sometimes precipitate an attack. Poor techniques in sports, such as tennis, ters are required only to leave a It proved so successful in the that someone will be in residence leave a job. In addition, each handball and even swimming may be reasons for an attack. In recent years, home as tidy as they found it, Denver area that Sutherland 22 hours per day during their sitter is allotted two hours per many cases of bursitis have been reported in joggen. began marketing his know-how, absence. Sitters are responsible day away from the home in Lloyd said, families often return for light errands such as caring which to take care of personal to find freshly stocked refriger- One of the most frequently overlooked causes of bunitis is a tendency earning him the designation of towards gout. People with a high uric acid content in the blood may develop the "Colonel Sanders of home- for pets and plants and taking in errands. ators and home-baked goods uric acid stones in the buna. Calcium deposits in the buna are commonly sitting There are now more the mail and newspapers. They Lloyd has found that one of the awaiting them. found in people with chronic and acute attacks of bunitis. Therefore, than 50 offices nationwide, but also remain alert for problems problems she faced as a new Another major benefit to em- calcium and uric acid studies should be done in the hope that they would the business is not a franchise such as malfunctioning freezers owner was in convincing seniors ploying a Home-Sitting Service is and leaky pipes. In return, they that an occupied home is a less lead to a better understanding of why you suffer from these attacks. For a fee of (6.000 for the first that the business is what it are paid $8 per day plus grocer- appears to be. At first, she said, likely target for burglaries and Cortisone and CTH, when used early, may abort an attack and reduce 100,000 in population and $2,000 ies. "Most of the time they do a they asked, "What's the catch?" vandalism, Lloyd said. In fact, the severity and duration. for each additional 100,000, lot more than is expected of buyers are entitled to exclusive LLoyd sends inquiring seniors a none have occurred in clients' them." Lloyd said. But, she A special warning to sufferers from bunitis. Do not try to "work out" rights to the Home Sitting Ser- large packet of information on homes in the 13 years since the stressed, they are to be con- painful bunitis. This is fraught with danger and can convert the problem vices name in a designated area, the business and emphasizes that business was founded. "What sidered guests in the home rather we're really selling is peace of into a far more complicated one. a master bond, liability in- than workers there is no fee to a senior at any surance, a week of training in the time mind," Lloyd said. Dr. Coif man welcomes questions from readers. Please write to him in care ol this i Cut down on laundry with color-coded towels DEAR HELOISE: time and cover the chicken with a of macaroni and cheese it's too SILVER COINS money cleaned up, you will choose have Humbled onto a great babble- My 14-year-old granddaughter, lid when cooking Sometimes much for Ihe two of us, so this is how Dear Heloise: I enjoy your to put any rare and valuable coins balk saver. the youngest of four girls, gave her chicken may be a little frozen near I use it: column so much. I gel so many in a safety deposit box and, better mother the idea of each person in the bone and thus requires a longer I cook all Ihe macaroni but use helpful hints from il even though I yet, spend the rest treating yourself After pouring a small amount ol the family having their special cooking time By reducing the only half of it and half of the cheese am 75 yean old. I nope you can help to something nice. I imagine some babble balk Uqala into Ike lib, tarn colored towel and washcloth. temperature, the outside of the powder. This makes a smaller bowl with a problem. of your coins are worth quite a bit OB lac shower bead. The extra force from Ike shower makes more bab- This works real well and cuts chicken will not burn, allowing the of the product. For years, I saved silver money more than their face value, so do bles than yea get from water down on the washing. — meat near the bone to cook until A day or so later, I use Ihe other (quarlen, half dollar pieces) and check. - Hugs, Heloise running from Ike lancet. Wachenschuanz done half of the cooked macaroni for then 1 started saving dimes and This is also a good way for mom Try cooking the larger pieces macaroni salad. quarten. You can't Imagine bow MORE BUBBLES Yoa only need a small amount ol to know which one of the children is first, like the breast and thigh. As A few days later, I make instant many rolls of change I had col- Dear Heloise: b this day of bubble balk liquid for a labial ol using four towels at each bath — these take longer to cook, the mashed potatoes and then add the lected. conservation aad penny plucking, I babbles this way. - Susan Kincel Heloise smaller pieces can go on the fire last hall of the cheese product lo it. Our house caught fire while we Have a great hint? later It makes a delicious dish that were gone from home. My son Send it to: Heloise, P.O. Box, After cooking if you still aren't doesn't taste "instant." — A Reader picked up what money he could find 32901, San Antonio, TX 78216. . sure if the chicken is done, take a from N.C. and collected several cans full. But Managing time AAUW topic FRYING CHICKEN sharp knife and make an incision RECYCLE KID STUFF Ihe money is all black and I Dear Heloise: I hope you can help near the bone connecting leg and Dear Heloise: A hint for using a wondered If there is anything I could OCEAN - The Jersey Shore New Brunswick, for 22 yean. me solve a problem. Every lime I thigh. If the meat is still red. put the daughter's small tize furniture buy lo restore the natural finish of Branch of the American Associa- Her previous experience was in fry chicken Ihe blood seeps out chicken back in the pan and continue when the urge is lo store it in Ihe this money. — Mrs. J. Chap tion of Univenity Women will restaurant food service, home around Ihe bones. We like chicken cooking it. Try this technique a few attic. Small chairs and tables, doll I am certainly sorry to hear of hold its regular monthly meeting decorating and writing for maga- but we won't eat it Ibis way. — times and. without cutting into the high chairs and doll cradles can be your. loss. The only thing I could Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. in the zines such as Parents, Seventeen Lottie C. Young chicken, you'll be able to judge the used lo hold flower pots of various suggest is to use silver polish to Presbyterian Church on the Hill, and the Extension Service Re- Chicken needs to be well cooked time needed to cook chicken prop- sizes. clean the money. You can call a coin Cold Indian Springs and Deal view. She is completing her before eating. erly. — Heloise Small sturdy chairs also make dealer and see if he knows of a Roads, Wayside. The snow date Ed.D. dissertation at Rutgers. Try frying your chicken at a lower THREE MEALS FROM ONE slepslools in bedrooms for short better method. is March 20. The meeting is open to all temperature for a longer period of Dear Heloise: When I buy a box people. — Jovce Ferrell I hope when you have all the members of AAUW, their guests Sylvia Griffin, Monmouth and the general public. Member- County Home Economist, will ship in AAUW is available to all speak on "I Wish I Had Time To women graduates of accredited Shake cliche life before retirement ... — Learning to Manage Time four-year colleges and univer- Effectively." Griffin has been sities. For information contact extension home economist for BY JACK H. SMITH their jobs long before they quit changing approach for all the fac- Nona C. Plangere, president, 520 the Monmouth County Extension working. Retirement doesn't leave tors that condition one's retirement Wildwood Road, West Al- Overlooked in some of the best Service of Rutgers University, these people floundering." life style — marriage, residence, lenhunt. retirement plans is what one might call emotional preparation. Dr. Begin to relax tension, Fromme relations with one's children and Allan Fromme counsels that adjust- advises, by doing things in a non- grandchildren, health, being sick, ment to the new life style be pressured way. Instead of driving finding friends, fitting appearance TIME OF practiced, if possible before one around fretfully, looking for a to a self-image and so on. But, the reaches R-day. parking place, "why not leave emphasis is not as much on mech- anics as on developing a com- YOUR LOSE 30 POUNDS The American Association of Re- earlier, park a distance away from tired Persons has made Fromme's the crowds, and enjoy a leisurely fortable attitude toward such things. LIFE "Life After Work" one of its stroll in an area different from AARP books may be ordered OR MORE BY SPRUNG practical AARP Books ($6.95), thus where you usually walk?" from the division of the same name bringing to the retiree's library a If you are a worrier, you will have at 400 South Edward St., Mount Naturally! Prospect, IL 60056. Discounts are mental preparedness companion to more time to worry in retirement. such other more familiar topics as available to members. What you might practice, the author natural announces the Qrand housing options, insurance and Opening Of the Mew York, Mew Jersey trusts. suggests, is laughter. "If you don't experience much of the joy of metropolitan area! "Next Saturday." the author ad- living,'' he says, "find people who do vises pre-retirees. "have lunch and plant yourself among them." R R R R R K H H R P. R before breakfast just because you y n s \/ : w. k \z n • Your weight loss of 3-7 lbs. per week Is assured—naturally! feel like it Take that walk, boat The book covers a positive, habit- Carl.4. {fuaglia • You'll receive Individual guidance 6r support from our ride, or bicycle trip you've promised Professional UfeSttfle Advisors- naturally! yourself. Or if you want to, go to one R.P. • Your permanent weight loss Is guaranteed with our natural movie after another and eat popcorn lifetime Program—naturally! until you feel queasy." The point of CBS such an exercise, he adds, is not to WHAT IS A • No Drugs • Flo Expensive Prepackaged foods • Mo Exercise • establish a pattern, but to shake SUPERMARKET MIGRAINE HEADACHE? -A • Mo Crash Diets • Mo Hunger—You Lose Weight—naturally! loose from the cliche life has been The word migraine com** from the technical name hemicrania which trans- 36 MAIN ST. Tall v/nnr noarocr Natural f Jr>«/ttf«'* f>nr»rtVu' •» cemer ui uie lorroeau ur uvcr wie eye. u mott communiy retiwim in toe a urn ui ( nnciiltarinn nimrair ikranm irwn Fromme also suggests 10 minutes vUlaTjuM before "the heidKhe, rolkmed by mm and"iluiineu" More'than a day of daydreaming. Play over twice ai many women ai men have migraines. A migraine cannot be treated like a common headache with aspirin. It requires a ati ifjk'i mi * au those holes you missed on the golf Smoked a different type ol dnif entirely and only a physician can determine how an; one natural Ufeaittle" will make a donation to the course and make them this time. person should be treated American Cancer Society for each new client who Fantasize about pushing through YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a delivery. enrolls before March 30,1965. that Issue before the town planning We will deliver promptly without extra charge. A gnat many people Cala u. rely on us for their health need*. We welcome raausOi for delivery commission. "Once we recognize service and charge accounts. the fact that the secret of relaxation JERSEY NUMBER GAME is in the satisfaction we allow AatWrliee) Dislrttour far rMlster Otuay Prts1.cH Pick any 3 Numbers Shrewsbury Pharaaar.v ourselves," he writes, "we can 53&8100 531-7600 learn how to relax while we work." you can play THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS TOSM River The majority of people who enjoy from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. tnut SI. 741-4174 . Skrewskiry i 671-8822 retirement {from the beginning), he - 7 days a week • Cfcemisls Free Dellvei 929-2700 suggests, "are those who created WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER commitments and interests outside MONDAY, MARCH 11,1065 The Daily Register 7B Love with therapist not advised BIRTHS BY ANN LANDERS hardest part of all. I'm signing tab I woold be taking a Mg Dear Asa Leaders: May I respond - No Loager Bankers In Leaisvllle becaaae If she doesn't waat la sec RIVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allison to Ike woman who wrote laal sac Dear Lou: Three cheers for you the bay, II wiU be another palatal MEDICAL (Cathy Me Neely), 37 Creek Road, was la km with her therapist awl and four for your therapist. I with rejectloa. 0a the other hand. It she Red Bank Brick, son, Feb. 17. kept lUakkM at ways to sedece we could clone him. accepts Mm, he woaM larely profit Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Byer (LMie Mm? I have Wea there myself aad Dear Ana l.aadrrs: Six yean ago from her lave and affection. Is It Buford), III Yale Drive, Lincroft, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Reddy •HU appreciate the chance to help ANN I fell ta lave with aa attorney After worth the risk? - Single Pareal daughter, Feb. 11 (Jacqueline Christie), 35 Melroat her. Here Is my message: LANDERS fear years of ear keeping steady With A Big Decision Mr. and Mrs. John SUmetis Terrace, Middletown, son, Feb. 17. Dear Slightly Bsakers la N.Y.: company, I discovered I was preg- Dear S.P.: Go for it. If Ihe boy's (Kathleen Riesier), 70 Patterson nant. "Greg" did not waat lo get grandmother shows no interest, you Ave., Shrewsbury, daughter, Fab. Mr. aad Mrs. Kenneth Schuttinger Yaa are exactly when I was three (Leslie Walker). 170 A Thompson years age. Here's haw I handled the married. 1 decided ta have the baby have lost nothing. On the other hand, 11. there is a chance that the woman Mr. and Mrs. John Mnrtagh Ave., E. Keansburg, daughter, itluallea. I laM my thernpiil I had March I. lallea !• love witk him. He let me For a short lime, Greg was will be thrilled to know her grand- (Susan Estelle), 19 Burdge Drive, helpful, bat la the ead I bad ta child. If such is the case, both the Middletown, daughter, Feb. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Golden (Kay), talk ahoal II, uninterrupted, until I 410 Nutswamp Road., Red Bank, was Mae la the lace. FlaaUy I came suicide I*Ice aad is now llvlag oa a legally force Mm lo sapport his boy and the grandmother will profit Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rlposta (Con- enormously. (P.S. Please write and son, March 3. to reallie that If I succeeded la farm, a redase — waals nothing to child. I don't believe he wants la be cetta Valeo), 3M Front St., Union tell • me bow it turned out. I'm Mr. and Mrs. Bhagu Bhojani grills* aim to go- lo bed with me, It do with family, Meads or meatal part at the bay's Ufe. He has seea Beach, son, Feb. II. health professionals. the baby only once — the day we bad betting on the affirmative.) Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hughes (Bharatl KarU). 11 Armand Court, weaM ateaa the end of my therapy Holmdel, son. March 3. •ad I woaM view Mm as Jast another My therapist eaded my treatment a court-ordered blood test. How much do yoa know about pot, (Irma Sancbei), lit Stavola Road, six months ago. I aaw feel coafldeat My soa Is aaw 2. The aaly cocaine, LSD, speed, PCP, appers Middletown, daughter, Feb. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Santoro coeaaesl. I also considered Ihe fact (Kathleen Fox), 13 Tenth St., W. that It might destroy Mm pro- that I caa handle whatever comes grandparent he kaows Is my mother. aad dowaers, ghie aad heroin? Are Mr. and Mrs. John Movelle (De- aloag. Of coarse, I had lo work like Tell me, Ana, woaM II be proper far borah Ernst), Ocean Avenue, Sea Keansburg. daughter, March 4. fessioaally If the word ever got out. •Ilia. •?Gel Aaa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson It became clear lo me that I had a dog lo make it, bat II was my me to contact Ms other grand- Landers' all-aew booklet, "The Law- Bright, daughter, Feb. 11. therapist who knew how lo deal with mother? I don't waat to farce my down aa Dope." For each booklet Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hall (Nancy (Joan Grogan), 315 Laurel Ave., very little to gala aad a lot lo lose. Lincroft, daughter, March 4. Then I remembered a friend who my moods, my weaknesses, my soa Into Greg's family (I doubt that ordered, send %Z plas a long, self- Kelly) 11 Brandywine Lane, Colts temper and my craxlaess. He also they are aware he exists), bat addressed envelope (It ceali post- Neck, son, Feb. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown had become sexually involved with (Carol Cline). 311W. Prospect Ave., her therapist. She ended ap sicker knew how to make me feel thai I people have told me that grand- age) lo Aaa Landers, P.O. Box Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Tout was worth saving. Aad that was the mothers have the right to know (Catherine Thomson), 41 Village Keyport, daughter, March 4. lhaa she was before, attempted 1IMS, Chicago, IL Mm. Creen Way, Hailet, son, Feb. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schuttinger Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Boston (Leslie Walker), 170 A Thompson (Susan Coan), 11 Woodman Place, Ave., E. Keansburg, daughter, Aberdeen, son, Feb. IS. March 3. Mr. and Mrs. Kamal Abdou Mr. and Mrs. Fred Golden (Kay), (Samia Abadir), 576 Lloyd Road, 410 Nutswamp Road., Red Bank, Aberdeen, son, Feb. 13. son, March 3. Mr. and Mrs. James Rush (Pa- Mr. and Mrs. Bhagu Bhojani tricia Fonda), 61 Hosford Ave., (Bharati Karla), 11 Armand Court, Leonardo, son, Feb. 13. Holmdel, son, March 3. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Deedmeyer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Santoro (Tara Carey), 8 Oak St.. Matawan, (Kathleen Fox), 13 Tenth St., W. daughter, Feb. 13. Keansburg, daughter, March 4. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bender (Heidi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson Lett), 117 Pennsylvania Ave., Spring (Joan Grogan), 31S Laurel Ave., Lake, daughter, Feb. 13. Lincroft, daughter, March 4. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Goedtel Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown (Nancy Skasko), lit First St., (Carol Cline), 311W. Prospect Ave., Keyport, daughter, Feb. 13. Keyport, daughter, March 4. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Latourette (Joan Kenrick), 4 Texas Ave., Port MONMOUTH Monmouth, son, Feb. 13. MEDICAL CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Miller Lang Branch (Barbara O'Brien), 37 Frost Circle, Carol Patrick, 14 Leighton Ave., Middletown, daughter, Feb. 14. Red Bank, daughter, Feb. IS. Mr. and Mrs. George Casha (Toni Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Openshaw Jr. Esposlto), 10 Annapolis Drive, Haz- (Carla McGrath), 1314 Vina Ave., let, son, Feb. 14. Wanamassa, son, Feb. IS. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rowe (Liu Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hassine OHara), 3tt Fairfield Way, Clif- (Helene Los Berger), IS Christy fwood Beach, son, Feb. 14. Lane, Ocean, son, Feb. 26 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Masucci Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore (Maryann Tlmofai), 116-5 E. Free- (Melanie A. Barlios). 38 Hosford hold Road, Freehold Township, Ave., Leonardo, daughter, Feb. 26. daughter, Feb. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Guthrie Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thaler (Joanne M. Pruitt), 1382 Ocean (Patricia Kelly), 25 Meadow Ave., Ave., Sea Bright, daughter, Feb. 26 Monmouth Beach, son, Feb. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meier Mr. and Mrs. Casey Carroll (Cynthia Mating), IS West St.. West (Marilyn Rebenack), 83 Hamilton Long Branch, daughter, Feb. 26 Ave., Leonardo, daughter. Feb. 14. Lori Person and John Kean. in Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bagsic Ocean Ave., E. Keansburs, son, (Arlene Rojas), 132 South St., Red Feb. 17. Bank, son, Feb. IS. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Freel (Ann W. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fortunate Wishart), 58. Washington St., Long (Aida Rodriguez), 584 Kirk Lane, Branch, daughter, Feb. 18. •MHkyCMFMMO Brick, son, Feb. 15 Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Perrine SOMETHING FI8HY — Suzanne LeValley, Red Bank Regional High served from 5 to 8:30 p.m., Friday, March 22, in the school. Tickets, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth GU (Linda (E. Bergtund), 34 HiHcrest Road.. School Band alto saxaphonist; Roger LeValley, dinner co-chairman; which must be purchased in advance, are available from Meg McCue), 33 Ivy Place, Howell, Fair Haven, son, Feb. 18. Christina Emrich, flutist; and Marie Emrich, dinner co-chairman look McNally, 88 Cross St., Little Silver, or from band members. Caterers daughter, Feb. It. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Becking Mr and Mrs Ronald Hayes (Linda Ens), 141 Hockhockaon over a poster advertising the Red Bank Regional High School Band for the event will be, Argyle ol Kearney. Proceeds will aid the music Road.. Colts Neck, daughter, Feb. Parents Association's third annual Fish and Chips Dinner, to be department. (Dorothy Leahy), 81 Stern Ave., West Keansburg. daughter, Feb. IS. It. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Heller (Ceil Mary Jane Rosko, 103A E. 4th St., Kaiser), It Ivey Hill Drive, Aber- Howell, son, Feb. 38. deen, son, Feb. IS. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lopez ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Robert McPherson (Cheryl Eshoo), 16A Barberie Ave., Surprising number (Maureen Maguire), 480 Laurel Highlands, daughter, March S. Ave., Brick, son, Feb. IS. Rath Sherre Richardson, 103 Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Schlich HighfieW Ave.. Matawan, son, Balsamo-Seeley of grown-ups suffer (Patty-Jo Shaffer). IMA Chapel Hill March 1. Road, Atlantic Highlands, son, Feb. Mr. and Mrs. John Emma (Janet MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and Mrs IS. Dynes), 3 Riverview Ave., Rumson, Elwood Seeley of ISO Eighth St., recurrent tonsillitis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallenstein son, March 1. Belford, announce the engagement (Patricia Young). S bland View Mr. and Mrs. John Un (Li Yun Yuan), SI Wedgewood Circle. of their daughter, Gerrl Seeley, to BY COSMOPOLITAN Way, Sea Bright, daughter. Feb. It. Joseph Balsamo, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Johnson Eatontown, daughter, March I. Mrs. Arthur Balsamo of Sayreville. Tonsillitis Is not just a childhood disease - it also afflicts a (Joanne Mutschinski), lot E. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Douglass Miss Seeley is a graduate of surprisingly large number of adults. Bergen Place, Red Bank, son, Feb. (Patricia Degeorge), 149 McLaren 'Middletown High School North and while it is not a dangerous infection, according to an article in the It. St., Red Bank, son, Match I. the Monmouth County Vocational March issue of Cosmopolitan, it can be annoyingly persistent — and Mr. and Mrs. Nell Vicidomini Mr. and Mrs. Peter Petoch (Pa- School of Nursing. She Is a licensed recurrent. (Tammy Ackers), 11-St Piners tricia McDermott), It Highland practical nurse at Freehold Area The tonsils are masses of bacteria-fighting lymphoid tissue with Drive, Lakewood, daughter, Feb. It. Ave., Leonardo, daughter, March 1. Hospital a porous surface of 12 to 20 mucus-lined pits, called crypts. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hartigan Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Peek Mr. Balsamo is a graduate of Once thought useless and routinely removed In childhood, today (Theresa Stair), M Raritan Ave., (Melody D. Parker), S73 Pinebrook Sayreville War Memorial High they are believed to play a role in immunologlcal development and, Keansburg, son, Feb. It. Road, Eatontown, daughter, March School and attends Empire State although their function is not clear, they are no longer casually Mr. and Mrs. John Douglass College, New York. He is employed Joseph Balsamo, removed. (Maryann Diets), lot Harvard Rd , Suzanne DeRoaa, 44 James St., by Lute Electrical Corp.. New York. Gerri Seeley Symptoms Include severe sore throat, fever, swollen glands, Fair Haven, daughter, Feb. 17. Long Branch, daughter, March S. earache and general weakness. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Reed Mr. and Mrs. Abraham De Graaf (Donna Phunacher), 7» Fifth St., (Janet Zamarra), 1*07 Arthur St., "PENICILLIN IS still the best drug to fight tonsillitis," said Dr. West Keaashurg, son, Feb. 17. daughter, March S. D'Altilio-Simpson W. Shain Schley, associate professor of clinical otolaryngology at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical School. "Allergic patients are given erythromycin." Seafood exhibit unveiled KEANSBURG - Mr. and Mrs. on New York and New Jersey William T. Reed of 330 Carr Ave., He also prescribes that patients "stay home, keep warm and avoid TRENTON - Educating the marine species, said Brown. announce the engagement of their drafts." It is Important to use up your entire prescription — an metropolitan area restaurateur on how to identify and purchase high- daughter, Margaret Louise incomplete course of antibiotics allows bacteria to become resistant ' "Nearly 60 to 80 percent of all fish quality fish and seafood is the focus Simpson, to John Joseph D'Altilio, to the drug. and seafood Is consumed in res- Proper bed rest alone also will help the body rid itself of tonsillitis of a newly-formed New Jersey and taurants," said Brown. "The quality son of Mr. and Mrs. John D'Altilio New York BisUte Quality Commit- of 144 Highland Blvd. without medication. of that product affects the con- "Recovery Just takes a lot longer," said Dr. Lester Coleman, tee of agricultural officials and sumer's attitude about fish and fisheries experts. The bride-elect, also the daughter attending surgeon at New York's Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat seafood as a whole, and can have an of the late Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hospital. The committee will unveil Its impact on whether they order it Simpson, is a graduate of St. Mary's informational exhibit at the Long again or whether they purchase it at High School. South Amboy, and UNFORTUNATELY, relapses and recurrences are hard to Island Restaurant Show at the the retail level." attended Brookdale Community Col- prevent, particularly among active women. Nassau Coliseum March 26-28 and The exhibit will highlight the most lege, Lincroft. She attends Mon- "You can get relnfected when something lowers your resistance: will also participate at the New popular locally-landed products, Jersey Restaurant Show at the mouth County Vocational College of stress, a chill, bad weather, exertion." Schley said, adding that such as flounder, clams, oysters, Nursing and is a librarian at tonsillectomy is reserved for chronic cases. Meadowlands in August, state Sec- retary of Agriculture Arthur R. scallops and tilefish. and will also Brookdale Community College. "This is a controversial subject, and one must examine each case provide information on so-called separately," be said. "In general, however, most doctors feel that Brown Jr. said today. plentiful "underutilized" species Her fiance is a graduate of at least three episodes of tonsillitis per year for two consecutive years Aimed at restaurant owners, that are often not harvested for lack Keansburg High School and attend- qualify a patient for surgery, as do five episodes in one year." chefs and members of the food ed Old Dominion University, Nor- Specialists also recommend removing healthy tissue if it becomes service industry, the exhibit will of a market. New Jersey's under- folk, Va. He is employed by Ihe so enlarged that It interferes with breathing and swallowing - the feature demonstrations on de- utilized species include Atlantic Garden State Parkway Authority. reason for Olympic skater Linda Fratlanne's 1(78 tonsillectomy. termining quality of fish and seafood mackerel, whiting, red hake and and will offer promotional literature squid. DOCTORS G NERALLY wait to operate until the active Infection Hoffman-Large subsides. The average juvenile spends 48 hours in the hospital for a tonsillectomy, while an adult may be hospitalized for several days. Little Silver club awarded Surgery usually is performed under general anesthesia. Complica- UNION BEACH The engage- LITTLE SILVER - The Evening "infant stimulation" in the ma- or and Brent tions are rare. • Membership Department of the ternity ward at Riverview Medical r~..nt, Hoffman is announced uy wv "8—1-r "•(* ?T*. *"• -" i-iT", bride-elects parents, rainc-ia ~.J.. '. '.'. 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Kan''ahlcMlnina Borougn M it Ke. Hniti BoyYooM k outrl Mo tato and t*MM ol bo onion on S IMondFound me.. «M apply K ntotntl .mum a) ihooM ol IBS*. Bio Mayor M Counos ol LOSS WStOHT* SAT TOO! •«OT» noocriaod M OM A » P. HOMO M 1 Paolo eltOOpm -4 Boro«0)> at RodBona. altor ^^nuF^'pSsOlED a. Soooa Notcoi Anonuo. HoMt Noa JonoK loi ra*ji#ajFtfpj tt*e aofioNlena lo ttva mat Joaaph Mottton oototd tor 12. Travel Trtnf^ortaoon jold ro«onoi ntuH. odoptod a lion Low. N.J.S.A 12 7C at Kjq aM avoneno » currentlo to oonnnuy 4411.o MrSw) )iwn an-d IntaM Mt aamlooo at no mo or «7» oo IS. ^o^Qo)ojfaTJOA HMjOooTringmod«i aJ a4>0JwO f+ under no ourrom w*a orat- OMrM. Ta> Mop ol Al- parnourtoritjimajoBdoiailln MRS. SYLVIA naneo t» Mol • no maximum (•jNanda. Hoot 17, Lot o to enMtdo torn a Fobruary 1. 1S7A Comancha CXrv. height, and no Maitata atktoao • 0 . and mor. oommonly known lUiiitMun cX any and •« im. IStS. (Hue rotmburtemonl ol Ol P8YCHIC READINGS OcOOnport. N.J. oro eurronoy • ft. by it ft. and ot Ooian etuoword and mum out-of-pocket expeneee. tubfetot to poaarMa aatoft tor payment by 775-0572 Mn D Fhmik) undar Iho current toning on*. Road. Tha oppteani» aoaklma tho bondmg ootnpany tor at- WorkOv. iSM.sso-en.soo nonoot 10 ft by M tl» ngumd. ihioO'iot otfOvtviiion tov ino r Bonua For Into Co> On promoao toeotad ot Wo. M * purpoaa ol oonauucOng Mo na» i na Mayor and Council ol ma torney • MM ond oottt for •me). Poyoo Oanoral Amortoon amounte duo In tha togeOon E • (SIT) K SBOO bt S42 rooldonoBi on no too now toot to oofo%j&jp\ o** As#j vai^%j tf*at jufpti oaitai- Bardon. punhaatr ol na proa- K Sudden, oat,: and 52 y to IM coumry We now any trom Mr. ond Mro. BouriM. TMO appolnlmonl la moot 12 Trawel- 53 DomeuiCrWp "— tor Courtor. ""undar no Transportatlon 54 snuium "rtnted NOW. THEREFORE. BS IT RE- auWtlono 01 lhaa Local Publiu c Van pool. Lotvoo latontown at branch omoa m Wdduaa> Coun. aw bo ooidormno> SOLVED by na Mayor ond OomnMo Laoao,, bocauta ha la a 55 SiUawni WtnM Utle . NJ Wa ara tha taador III our Council ol na Borough ol Had ooon orthoormr d by law ton a i 45 a m. via Red Bank • Mtddte- 56 Siluttions Wtnttd A oopy ol ton) WWaW ond Bank, mot M Borough al Had town. Arrtvoa n Newark ol S:S0. douumonlt lo an No atti na B M ad mat ma Leavao Newark at 4:40 p.m. Mtlo/Femtl* Botougn Ctart. and may ba m- CMMO-lOMevea 97 OnldCtrt/Nunory •piolid durms tualrma noun L khoM m no omoa ol ma Clark by an 15 In struct Ion minima oarnai prior IO MM rnoMlna. and no Motor 61 Business Opportunity LABRECOUE. PARSONS Borough Ctork on nonioy PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION 62 Mortgtgn * CAPPIELLO Hind to algn any and ai 6 Lost and Found 63 UoneyloLotn Anocnoira to. fnonto ano Inaifuinania in* 64 Monty Wtmcd eluding but nol Irmllad » a Rt- RN'o • GN's • LPN's • QPN'O • AIDES By THEODORE D. FREE FOUND ADS you fflMi laaao and/or Dotd to aaaatac- Aa a otnrtoo to our oommuntty. 51 Help Wanted PARSON*. JR lorlly raloato tald rovortar 71 MxcnmdiK tor StK cait us torn WYSCtWS o MEDtCAL TECHMOWS • WNCM SfOCTUIfS. stc For tho Firm Tha Daily Raglalar la offering a FREE 3-llne FOONO od lor 4 Mala or Female 72. Gtrtfle/Ytrd Stlt Dated March S. MM Tlua Rooolutlon than bo arfac- Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiter* in this Mar It S1S.3S daya undar our Loot S Found ACCOUNTANT — Knowledge of 73 Utchinery For Stle DIRECTORY, end pleate mention The Reqltter. Mvo altor duo puMleotton ol aame ibto a raoolvoMo. n nmui Sttvict according to law (N J.S.A Tho Rial mi tapuclatoi your Inventory control. 40 00-91.91 honaoly » win do Na pan In nnd- )5 Farm Equipment 250 Ottwr Public NOUCBS Hrn vaar otmln_- , Ootod: March it IBM Vie ooQinel own a*. Ptaaaa Etc. Dtnotltt. Salary open. Cat 7b. Auction Sim RUTH ESCHELBACH. uttis4t-ireo. 7/ P«n md tivesw" lij.ooo iTuroboE. y NdMMHf. OHOVE HEALTH MOTICl OF MEAWWOJ a 741-1M7 tor eppt ALL HEALTH CAM Ifl InO fHOlaOl* Of InO AppflCoilVoo Borough Ctork CAT — Gray S white. Found M 78 Ancittl CARE CENTER SERVICES. MC Mor. 11 4 11 Ml U AIDE/HOUSEKEEPER F/T - Ot PATRICIA ANN O NEIL, natu- Red Bank 2/2«. Call 304-MJS 10 amuni SB *- -lltaij 79 Swap or EKChango Atvactva ofSco ootana tit Oman Grove Rood II Kmgt May. ral guardian M JOSEPH AM. am. tut 2 p.m. Keep trying. 80 &c»c*s/Min, Bikn •Oood Frlnoa Banafli Program Naokma. NJ 07759 llidaajajuri,NJ 07741 Hour. S pm-530 BROBINO. on IManl. Mr kMMO 10 81 Sports Eouipnwil •CriaHanglng « Intaraaung work 13011 121 3400 (Ml) S71.S40O tttumt no namo ol JOSEPH »•« We«t LOIHJ •tench DOO 1/17 TINTON PALLS - am -9a m -dp m Ow I •nil tin tomato mined Pug. n.cmtry. 4S3-300S. 82 Swimmng Poors •OpportunlMatoranvancamani STEPHEN O NEIL • NOTICE Can Mr Blata SSI-SSOO. E O E TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN "CAP" Mi /jwBftTwBBT l^oaSfMaUB a^JtbH jfc Sktafllr aas fcstfj AIR CONDITIONINO S RE- 83 C8s, Ertctonict Humane Society, 022-0100 USTOOIAN - Put IMIO. Tako nottoa thai lha undar* . SCTION eOOJOU... FRtOERATrON — Mochanlc lor 84 Merchinott* WwUM ttttnod with banaflta Wottdoyt atgnad wW apply to no Mon- WEST lOMO BBJANCN FOUND 2//S - BK. DOnvinanoo aloio chsin. TrotitOf) SS PrictBuutr CRITICAL CAK NURSES Portonnol Oapt pm-11 pftl. Monmouth County PtOPLl CAM mouth County Court on no 21th PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, thai moto Oorman Shepherd. Port of u Aabury Park traa. BonoSla mcluda protit aharlng. Can tor Mdont onry. Can 042-4000 am Of SOUTH JtmiY. MC. > UCOM NurSuNO scnvicci day ol March, ai • o'clock In ma no Borough Council ol no cnetn anacneQ 10 oo**a« - Hwy. *•• 144 sroMBL/PO Batata AVVK)M' CO«Mu!tTY HOSPITAL Hxanoon al ma CourHlouao M L S0S-4SS-2B00. Mr. Now- 101 pte 727 Nora) ttora tboM Borough ol Waal Long Branch t Schanck ltd.. Holmdal Owner Red Sank. NJ 07701 KM Bant. NJ. 07701 na Borough M FroohoM. Nt» hat asHadulod a Spoclal "CAP" or good homo. Wendy or Helen. 102 HouuttorRnn DATA PROCESSOR (Mil IM-IMt HoMdOL NJ OTTO HOI) 711 Mil 1201) IM SSM Rotorondum Etoouon on tha 244-OMO or S4O-2U4 ALOE SKIN CARE COMPANY 103. Demurs ttShtie BWng and maintaining rocorda Iho Intorit, JOSEPH AM prapotod Budgot which ti- LOST - i mo. o Sooka 10«onoulttnti lor moko- 104. Winui Henltls on ISM-XT, tnd othor cloncol oaada na CAP limitation, tor up artlatry and ootor analyat. work. Pud tima Hi a Oman office. Tuooday, March 2S. IBM. bo- puppy. VtoMty ol Oth SI .ft nor. 105 Summer Renltls onco Avo, union Boaoh Any SMW goml potantJal. «por»nco on a oomputor la do- PATRICIA ANN O-NEILs. NotufOl twoan Hid houra ol 7:00 A.M. and 106 Furmsned Roomt atrad. Can 222-Otn. Quardson ol Jotoph Afntoroomo, • oo P.M. For ourpoaot ol tmt MHa can 2S4-1SM WW train. Cofl 107. Nursinrj/RttKemenl NURSES-AIDES Tad RoMnborg. EMOC Dlr HOME HEALTH AIDES an infant Spaclal -CAP" aMrondum EMC- LOST - Grey cat. man, • AMUSEMENT PARK RIDE MOR DELIVERY PERSON — Oaya S AROUND THE CLOCK A motion ol WHUarn 6. Dubltn, vontnga. Muot hovo own cor. COMVAIESCENT Mra. CrnooMo •on M rating drMrtott. 1 through montha old. Anowtra to — And Oparatora. CtoWort, 108 Commeicill RgnitH FAMILY O CHILDREN'S SERVICE NURSING CARE. IMC anornay for appNoanl I, man VOM al lha Watt Long Molntanonot S Poriar. Full ft MX. m paraon Danny. Pina CENTER 27 WMI Ffonl Stfaat ' Loot wound Bttrt 109. BuildingtVQaiogM IMHwy. 34 III M AMMO 43 Woat Front ttroM Branch Community Cantar. on Fob. 2« REWARD. part Oma IS yoart S up. Profar Rod Bank. NJ 07701 Rod 6ank. Now Joraov 07701 Loeutt Avonuo (oppoolto Parkar raorad poraono. 4SS-1400. 110 WtnMnRerit Hotmoel. MJ 07713 Long Branch. NJ 07740 IM1I 747-M44 ENTAL ASSISTANT — Our (Mil 232-HOO March 11 1073 Road). WOM Long Branch. Now IS91I LOST — Indian broootot mvor WIEIT.TEFMMU UBYV Ot*ttV9llottC OfTIC# IB •##rcf\- with bkio turquoloa otona. Loal ARTHUR MURRAY 130 Open Mount Mg lor o bright, onorgouc por- Tha touowlng quatoon ww ba Dance Studtoo hoe openlngo tor 239 R»d Baith parking lot to BBC Coltgt In 131 Hourn For Sale Mod upon tald Etoettmv porklng lot 2. Howard Sonnmon- Donee Toochor Trtlntti No RN. UN RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SHALSLLL THEE BOROUOBOROUOH W VOkjo. CM 291-3331 otp. noototary. Wo train you. 132 ConrJomniumt/Town RELEASE OPP mVlRTII R COUNCIC L OF TTHEE BOROUOH Port time evenlnge S to1 0 p.m. HOUHI aMa S a laat paood Mom on- Mr Fertrnuaer/Mre. lorn poraon. 12 Broad uM • • a i_a. ._jr% l^l CLAUSSE IN MED TO PPFtOPPFtFO - OF WESEST LONO BRANCBRANCH IIE LOST — In Rod Bonk troo. 2 133 Income Property •TOflfnOTn. InBtjwTJ Porouniiol Recrultua AUTHORIZEAUTHORZED TO ADOPT THE Street, Red Bank 3rd Floor. Call MONMOUTH BRTY KNOWN AS BLOCCK 7ttA uno btlgo atrtw bag. MO roward 134. Farm Propeily Cororyn 747-»100 LOT M AND tOC IMS MUNICIPAL PURPOSES tor out ratum. Can 747-2SOO or 741-SBM. RIVERVIEW MEDICAL CENTER BUDGET. NOTWITHSTANDING 135. Commeicill Property DENTAL ASSISTANT t RECEP- JERSEY SHORE WHEREAS, on March IS. •30-SStS. ASSEMBLY M/F — WW trtln IONIST — Fun * partwna poa- 300 Sacond A>anua 1M9. Iho Borough ol Nod Bank THA.?TTflN^AIWOKJJ£ flN^AIWKJJPP M 136. manual Property MEDICAL CENTER LOST - 12 Ibt In 2 waekt. Key- Apply at Motion Syatoma Corp , ' I. ki oonoral dontal practkso. MEDICAL CENTER Long StancK. NJ 07740 convoyod nt property known aa TrONS" EXCEEDS THE SH IN- 137 Ltjis and Acreage M Union Snot port HuW area II you round llor •1 Rtordan PI. (oil Shrowobury IM1)o70401l BIOCk7SALotMandSSConlha CREASE LIMITATION BV Hod lank. N. J. 07701 IMS Cortot Ava have poundt you would Hko to Avo). Shrowobury. •42-SOM 138 Mobile Homes sta-asar MCU. ADOLESCENCE Borough ol Rod Bank Tan Map. S10S.T24.M. AS APPROVED BV DENTAL HVOIENIST (201) uo-noo/iK? NOPOjnt. NJ 07TU Moo. by my now natural herbal 139 Cemetery Lots ONCOLOOV. DIALYSIS to Thoordoro 0. Sourka tnd CHAPTER M. PL 1S7S. AS ASSEMBLEYER/OPERATOR — IM1I 77S-M0O. E.I MS program. I00H tal otltoo. Port Work 4 MahO) and rtOUTRJCS UEO/SURO Elalna Sourlw. AMENDED ANO SUP- Hijaotfon mow k*y mocMno opor* 140 rtjtlEslale Wanted get paW WcS WTERMEBATE CARE ton Ed. 730-1245 M leading to fun Wno E> •fTROOUCrNQ ANO WHEREAS. M D*xl PLIMENTED alor noadod for an ahrlta. No «.p WaWTIMUl rtanoa pralarrad ontia 11 B)iM TELEMETRY Irom tha Borough ol Rod Bank to — YES NO LOST — Mined ntctttirntctttiryy. Co oak) banont.: tan SS3-S111 Four 10 hour oMIa 152 Boots KK) Accessories CNU Coro Contar CRITICAL CARE Thoodoro O^BourHa ond Elalno DATED: March 7. ISM Greyhound Huoky. lookl Hkl o Apply in ptraoflptraofl . Book} Uno me. par week on ma night OMK 1TWBUTOR8 - Cora SourUa contamt matorjowlng ra - MAHY F QALLAOHER two Huoky. Prtdornmotor, aWo. 17 IndoatrlaL OOr. Cllltwood 153 Camping Equipmeffl 10 hour night Haft Frot Perking vortor ctouto: BOROUOM CLERK WejavtOQ a cno*te<* chain coltat' 154 Recioalionai Vehicles 4 producto. Start your own proparty raoulrot ro- March 11 S14.7S wwt Sta tttn toao-Cat) 44S-S2S0. Product! ton. bring rapaal or- in. ropak. * Rafrlgarator 220 WanM Aunmotive CW in>ptov«nani to comply wim ma 246 Wast Uonfl Branch SUM by aMo. Good oonoitlon 230 Construction Equip Paul V ChtbtNe. Jr. RN Adaia E Reocigno/'Aima Pann. RN HEALTH AIDES roqulramaniaoinraqulramanlt ol no raviaad ordl- I • Nuralng Dopt meni Proteeeionei Recruiter Peraonnet/Dkector ol Nuraat nancot ol mo Borough ol Rod RESOLUTION •71-OSOS. OtSPATCHEH/OPERATOR - ST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL MARLBORO PtCMATMC Da LaSALLE HALL Bank, and na Uniform Construc- WHEREAS, tho Borough ol ATTENTION! 240. Auto Financing UWWng tor thorp MoMduM to 2» WWamian SmjM HOSPITAL (SUM FaOMyl •10 Nowman Spring* Ro tion Coda ol tha Siato of NOWWool Long Branch hat been, «nd 25a Aulo Insurince Llncran. NJ 077M Joraoy. Orantot thaH otawnonco It preoonvy, Invtovod in litigation 9 Speiclal Notlcee Plaaaa monllon THE REGISTER EUttWOY NJ .07207 m. SIS. Mtrllioni. NJ 07744 whan raplylng to o PJM 260. Auto Henl/Loue (Mil 527Hit (Ml) SOM100.1424/303 IM1) 5JO-W70 rohaollltatlon. ropalrt. tliar- ponding Intho Superior Coury ol BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 270 Aulo Setvices/Ptrts adtot S oornputtrt. aUono, and improvtmtnlt wimin LOS ft omploymaol od. • Joraoy regarding dovalop- 280 Motorcycles provided to quaotltd oppoconla thraa (3) monna oftor no data ._ Mt on Monmouth Rood tnd IfSSSSA ighl typing end Wing Company awtO OWMM Pfimrooo Lino: tnd with latuee Are |utl e low of me hundred! of AUTO MECHANIC — CHOI A or 290 Trucks tnd Trailers bonmo package Clean record pa tomout poopto who WILL NOT 300 Auios For Sa* Infoctntttlon on placing on od wtthin tMrwvo {12) rnontna thar#> reieled to tho purchaeo of equlred Can 747-1400 tor appt garbego collection vohlclot bo appearing at Tho Homo S mochanlc to hold up our mop attar it na Orantot ohaa fan to Lotouro Show. But there WILL BE lor our mam location Mutt hovo mvEyt — umo tonrtot. pen In this DIRECTORY comply wim tha raqukomonta. wwun Iho Borough; and KMYOWU WHEREAS, tha former thoutandt 01 poopto there look- Bol«. tranaponation. ral.ranca. o, good tor retired poraon. no may ravon to no Grantor by ing tor VOUfl product. Coo > 1 Rumeon, NJ. Grantor bringing an action toaa l jorough Altornoy. Jottph ploooo coll 642-4000 oxt. 306 Metnln. hot boon atalatlng wllh Armstrong EnMrprloaa. NOW. 10 ITiVPEMti reoorvo your booth. «2-OS3«. MVIItS WANTED — For twanty-tour (24) montha altor ma hoot msatro on boholf ol Iho AVON - Enuy The Only negistei will nol oe GOVERNMENT HOMES from SI and tarn baiwaon 3SH ft SOS irrsponsible lor more than one WHEREAS, trial dalee hive Earn additional monoy on aakta |U raoaio Alto donnauarn laa incorrect insertion ol any ad- FEDERAL GOVERNMENT JOBS boon tchodulod In the two liti- ot now root you aponaor. Con oporly. Call 1-SOS M7 «00O Available Hi your aroa ond over- gation matlara. end prompt ac- •71-S144 or S71-S44S. vertisement and only when il it. GH-B4S4 lor Intormatlon ttao S12-SB.000. Some without ton la required In the garbage e materially aliens the value ol Mate or welting natal Benente oottoctlon manor.and It la Import- Oovi Surphrt Con ft Truck! BARTENDERS - EworMnood. Int id If il contains an error eleol Cot refundable lor fob Into ant to have continuity between Undor S100. Now avauabla Exoallont pay ami Ejrportonot callcusilied. 11 BBS I«H tut. E-1004. tho Borough end the attorney In your arot. H10-MO-O242 holptul. Apply botwoon 4-5 P.M. Madom Tlmoo, Hwy SS. MkMlo- All ads an lesticied 10 ffieir proeentlng oold mattore on I WILL NOT — Bo rooponnttt for INAHCIAL MANAGER - bohott ol mo Borough; end to»n, S42-S2O2 proper cutiificttton and sat accounting. Kr*ow4atjQ)a any dabia othor thon thoot m- in the regular Doily Register WHEREAS, hindt no. or will currod by myooH. Roaori F BEAUTICIANS WANTED — Part tonal currency morkol bo. available lor tha purpoee; Grothuton. PO Boa 317. Kay- Uma. aip'd. for ahop In W. Long styleolfype rtghnsieserveo 444 Bathroom NOW, THEREFORE, be II IS- porl Branch. 222-4808 daya or ovot. » edit or rtHKl any copy or Home Landscaping 4V 665 Moving * ootved by tho Borough Council of Remodeling & Improvamtnts Lawn Service Storage no Borougn of Wan Long 41-1M7 for appt Ceramic Til* Branch. County ol Monmoulh. IS Instruction IS Instruction HOME IMPROVEMENTS DafAZIO LANDSCAPING PROMPT MOVERS INC that JOSEPH MEEHAN continue TO PLACE FULL TIME MANAQERS S ALL TILE AREAS — Export rO- 24 HP.. Ernoratncy Sorvlco. I OS COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE • to provide Iho legal tonriott end SUPIRVISIORS - torionnonoi pain. Bam ramodaKng alnca DISCOUNT For SoMort Top ton. Mulchot. Docorattva houtohoM. OKDertieo lo tho Borough in tho YOUR concorn. Muot havo anp Oood ISM Bob Aklua. 2BD-O9B7 •«2 1712 atonoo. R ft R oaa. RotoWlng. commarcial Eip'd. ond ofHdont. metier ot tho Borough ol Woal -NOTICE- C Baclinoo aorvtca. Stono drtvot Froo OWmttot Con MI-2210 Long Bronch .IEIK Builder e. CLASSIFIED CERAMIC TILE JOHN P.OESING at alt. Superior Court ot Now intanor/OHtonor homo ropalra FroooMmatot. Con 747-472S. Loonardo. NJ 07737 AD FULsrLw TIME - IT.1S B atari En- CONTRACTING Lie PMOO3S2 Jortoy. Chancery CMvlaion. Mon- MEN AND WOMEN 17-62 CortJtlctto ot Occupancy work FOREST HILL LANDSCAPING lending Company now OKOOpt- Bairn, •howort. want t floor. moulh County. Docket No CALL THE ng tpparosnnt. Sttady workTno FroooMmatot Comptoto lawn and ahrub main- TEACHERS MOVING INC —C-3271-S3; ond II Prompt torvtco. Frot otUmatoa. NOrObtooamaH tononco. Cloon up. Lawn odging. Froo eeumalee Local-Long Die- TRAIN NOW FOR CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS ACTION-LINE ft. wM iraw. Col 747-foot Call anyumo for appl 3SS-3370 4M-2O09 Iprtng aaodlng. Froo ootJmtto. lonoo-Storato. Uc. PCO0OS7 p.m. NEW CERAMIC TILE t REPAIRS Shrowebury Avo. Rod Sank. NO HIGH SCHOOL NECESSARY 542-1700 STEVE RUBIN GENERAL CON- Florida Spaclali. Call 930-1333 FULL TIME — Oreene keeper TRACTORS INC. Maator JOHN FALVO — CompMo lawn POSITIONS START AS HIGH AS MONDAY-FRIDAY Pma Brook OoH Couraa Mult be craflaman of now conttructlon S aanrtca Inaurod. ronaua. 0«- Monmoulh County roektont Can 7214 675 Odd Jobs 8:30-5:00 •42-4000 rtrnodallng. profaaaionaMy pononcod. Sonrlng Fair Havon. To Placo .22 HOUR craatad from your plana. or our. LIMa Sllvor. Rumaon. ATTIC — bttomont. garaoa. aitOUNOS SUPERVISOR - 447 Carpentry Room addition.. Uyllghta Call- Shrowobury. Tlnlon Font. houotuot. gunar cloanlng TAROS CALT BROS CONSTRUCTION tornia dOCkt ft hot tub.. CUttom S42-S2U CLEAREDEARED, cutcut.. painting, ale • POST OFFICE •CLERICAL applicator. Addiuona. kltchont. balhrooma. OYOANNY. . 3SS-2SSS. BOYS/GIRLS LAWN MAINTENANCE knowtodaa ol emeu OoOuHt couracourtoa batomonlt. roofing, akytlghlt. ExcMlont raforancat. FuHy In- your • MECHANICS • INSPECTORS Salary com- painting, ale Naal • rooaonaDM turod (S00)449-2»24. Full lawn cart, ahrub malntan- 660 Painting* 7th thru 10th grades KEEP PRESENT JOB WHILE PREPARING AT WORK AFTER SCHOOL S BAT TOTAL RENOVATION CON- Paperhanglng EASILY EARN 140 TO W0 HOME CRAFTSMAN — Ctrpan- STRUCTION INC - Addiuona. HOME FOR GOVERNMENT EXAMS • Lake village. MWdEh try. woodwork, uma dona with •nndowa. dackt. dougn t ALL-ABOUND PAINTING WEEKLY. NO TRANSPOR- proclaton. Job loo big tor you? Froo tatlmaloa 73S-2MS LAWN BARON LANDSCAPING Int. (ML. tpockllng. patching, Classified TATION NECESSARV. HOW- Too amall Mr othartf Can Kan thootrock ft pltator. float ont Mo Write & Include Phone Na EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN OROUNDS KEEPER M/F Sodonund. MS-»7t altar 5 PM TOTAL RENOVATION CON- WaHy't Painting 2S1-1SS1 ovot. KEANSBURQ, PORr MON- Pot MOUTH. HAZLET AREAS THH S o»oo. bttaton 0-7 p.m STRUCTION INC. — Addition., A ft L PAINTING - In- NATIONAL TRAINING SVC, INC. wmdowt. dtckt. daaign atrvlco. IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE FOP) 450 Carpet Cleaning Froo owmatot 79S-2MS PLUNKETT BROS - Quality larlor/aKtaflor work. Froo ..II- Ad MORE INFORMATION CALL GROW1NG DENTAL PRACTICE lawn cara Spring claan-upa mttot. Inturod. Rolortncot •42-SSO4. MR TAYLOR. Sookt 2 lotomod indMduaM A-1 EXPERT Carpal CManlng - Lawn malnlonanco. CompMo provldod. Con 741-S010. c/o THE REGISTER One wwh exp In opoomtmenl Upholttary ctoanmg. WaaionaMa 599 House channel program EPA lie BUFFERS - With aapoDonoo acnoOunng a a general knowl- rattt. Morn. Hoflmtn. 747-O2OS #•3044. Lima. toad, larelliar. CUSTOM PAINTING — Bon- P.O. BOX 6 455 atrlppmg Pan tJmo. S am -10 adge ol the buamoae tree - The Cleaning roto lining C4III72-M11. lamln Moora polnla. Foir ratot. Call tho am. S4/IW. • day.. Si ather wtth exp. In bUMng. coMec- 45S Carpet Insuilation LADY BUG HOME CLEANING Inaurad. Ira* ott. Call 747-8538 SHREWSBURY, NJ 07701 MMdMown. Can 4SS-0S7S. bon. • maurenco Applkvama SERVICE - Oflanng mat JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION DJ'SPAINTINO BURQLAR ALARM INSTALLERS muot bo energetic, flexible. pollahod look to your homo. Ra- PROFESSIONAL — Lawn ft — Satat. cleaning, ro-laye. re- Intorlor-ailtorlor - Eipononood prolorrod but w" bijil friendly, t hove e llaMa. 071-OSM. I71-gs». •hurb molntananca. natlrttpinl •tiuruBwaiiL, •••ajiiwii, m najTvaj a etretcnoa a topalre. M4-S177 RoaaonoWo Frot Ettimtlot train quaimad portont. Con ft commarcial Rottcntblt fttot. Action-Line $1 Htlp Wanted |»1 HalpWanttd good rapport «m adulta at won Froo aatlmataa 747-0723 204-3477 Aak lor Ed Joctronlct totwoon S S S aa children. Hra. • e---- • 606 Income Tax 41. 508 Delivery Service TOP SOIL-MANURE PAPERHANGINO deyt Con Suaan 74 A PICK UP AND DELIVERY SER- Comflod PuHIC Accountant CAHPtNTEH S HELPER GROUND MAINTENANCE — will Prapara Bualnaao ft Por- Rich term top eoll - boot quality. Mt. Paporhongor VICE •- Anmmg-anywhofo. In Alao. manure lor gardens. De- Wamod tor oNaratMno and ro- M/F fun-pan uma worker otriy and oui of Matt Jot. 4OS 1«I7 aonal Rolurna. Your Placa or Tho Fomimno Touch 542-1700 doMno, work. Co* IIS 3S0I S •MR. Alao tummor haip wont- Mlno. Call R. Splltor al 741-4603. livery available Holmdal Forme: MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES Frto aatlmalaa. 2O4-0913 2B4-SS23 Froa Eat 741-5450 M4-S1M. ad.Con TS7-OSS4 or K1-1011 G ft E TAX SERVICE — Tat ro- SOUTHPAW - Painting In. CARPENTEB WANTED — S10 4 turna proparad In your* homo. Wo The Register has an opening lor a District Seles 530 Electrical 635 Light Hauling larlor/axtartor Froa aatlmalaa is owononoo in frommo. Cot HAIR DCSIONIRS grM Indrmdual atlanoon. Manager in its circulation department. Call J3O-7«10. Monday r 9.30 S71-S744. rWatonabto ratoa. Call M9-4111 Services 1. MOUSES — Qaragoa. yard a This entry level position involves supervising youth BEST ELECTRIC CLEANER — Port tlmo. MpMO INCOME TAX — Pri guitars cloanod out ft hauMjd Cot Connie SM-SS4I. Lie. No S273 Faal dapandaota MS Paving carriers in the areas ol sales, service and collections. your own homo. Ml away. Mini damolitiona Exportoneod. Own tronopor- aarvlca Roaaontblo ratat. Froo aroo. 747-t12> We provide training and an excellent compensation tauon. Brownlown SactMn of OM HEAVY EOUIPMINT OPER- atllmatot 871-0121 i. 15 yoara aiip. Fad., suta. DRIVEWAYS Through Brldgo. Con 7«7-»SS». ATOR - Enporlonood only. Can Noni-ratidonL C. Davit. S72-S4S7 BaUatboll ft Tannl. Courta package. We are interested in agressive individuals 540 Entertainment BEN'S INDUSTRIAL - RotUMn- who have prior sales/or supervisory experience. CLERICAL - Part tmo wggm 477.7m. ^^ II.I ft Butlntaa cloan-out tormca. Flnotl quality m.iarl.l. and Won al homo 3-4 hra. doty up- INCOME TAXES PREPARED - Quhchdapanrjawa aoHor- workmanahlp. Frao aotlmaM. deling mailing IMa and local cua- HELPERS - Carpomtn CISO'S ROCKIN DISCO IS yaara axpariartca. Vary 222-MOO. To Apply Contact Lhraly pany-tlma DJ'a. MIMOO furnaca ramoval. FREE aall- Friday tomor Mo. Good pay and ben- SMon. tjipornnot. ln raaaonaota. Your homo or mlno. mala. SS3-0SM Jinlco Vwctwck afHa. Bond bnol tooumo toou r conllnuou. mutlc. CaU »1-9223 CHI 717-3141 Nenonel Haadquortera TCS CLEAN YARDS 695 Plumbing* 542-4000 Ext. 217 S7SS ItMlrwood Blvd.. tulto 210 RETURNS PREPARED — Bual- Callara. attic, ft garagoa sasss""* naaa and paraonnM. 30 yoart In Heating Lot Artjtlto. CA — HERBAL 565 Fireplaces & Froo aatlmalaa 8:30-5:30 MS-S210 MILLIONAIRES Mp ^4)O ap 741-2141 FROZEN PIPES - Hot Wow Woodstoves lorla Trovato S71-12M. hoatora. OH burnora. Goo Hollar, CLERICAL Nood 100 top monoy oomort tor FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES CLEANING YARDS convoruona. Bathroom rono- rlnandei eocurtty to oom over ROBERT F FLYNN. CPA Collar., anca ft garago. Froo •20,000 mo. Ilk. I do. Alao, k«M Chimnoyt, brick haariha • walla. Indlvldual-Parlnorthlp-Corp vatlon. Call 4B6-3W5 RECEPTIONIST/ Brick, tiona. block, concrota aatlmaloa Can MS-S421 or Tax raturn praparatlon ft pran- 9OS-424S. Ropalra J Black. 201-0037 nlng. Call O42-M47 LEAKING BOILER - Hoi water TYPIST COUNTRV HAULINO — Wo haul tank. inturfkcrBinl IKMI, ntwd a STANDARD PACKAGE - 1040. Mr Monmouth County aulo daol anything. Funltura. .pi., ate. n+m boiler»gu convtKWoni-plpos 592 Health & Schad A. B. ES«NJ. UO arampa. Full banana, nil Hint HOME CLEANING SERVICE - Pay. 1 low hourly rota. Call work Call 484-3778. Dopandobto. Cor out Fitness Each additional lorm. ts. 431-1109 WHEN working condlttona. good PERSONALIZED PROGRAM — NY forma. $15 Praparar anrolkjd mg tolary. For Kinnor Oood pay. Cot SSS-1TTS. to pracuco balora tha IRS 000 JOBS - CtMn up. anything motUn fjHua For watght lining. Your homo, "VAN FOR HIRE" — Wa drtvo. HOSTESS-HOST — Dim- E. Gnlfltht. 530-8548 in 1 around th« houM. Or* dam- Martina at 923Hn pnvata trainar. Boat roaulta Call Small to modlum local n.ui. ao* ramoval. innt hauling and I70-BM7 Spaclalliing In lurnltura moving. YOU'RE A 616 Jewelry landacaplftg. frann tg7-90J6. COMPUTER OPUUTOH Eiporloncod 201-530-0347 S/SS no oxi). noototary. C 595 Horn* Repair YOUNG PLUMBER — Looking to Wad to programming aw LE JARCHN DE8 JEWELS Ekport 636 Limousine tin old plpee Weekend • nlghl . _ J IMVIH locaiion. Pugnt HOUSUEEPERS - Fun uma Improvements REGISTER •41-S2S2 (awalry rapalra ft diamond, ra- ttmontt avallobte. Hey Muot work oiterneMg wookonda ADDITIONS - CompWIo ro- Service 7-J. 3-11. S tt-T. Apply In pa.. modollng aarvlca Coll 741-4M4 mounlad whna you watch. E.tab- JAMES LIMO SERVICE Bon. lOamlolp.m. ABJO Vina or 2S4-91M nthad 1075 Call 431-00S2. CARRIER COMPUTER OPERATOR ALL ARTS — Oo with the pro'e. 817 Kerosene Oo anywhora anytlmo. 706 R»>um»> Raaaonabla ralaa Call 717-2360. 1S-M hra por WOta. E» Remodeling, renovatlona, 3U8AN K PORTER/nESUMC pononood only, with oomputar aodliicne » btihroomi Heaters CONSULTANT - nttumu. MIH- adonca, good math ond boot HOUSECLEANINQ Cat K1-94S0 ALL MAKES — 650 Maaonry tafy-Ctvuian. FuM M YOU GET hooping background pi ton rod Exp'd paraon only. P/T A F/T heetere. tervlcad • toatod lor VIGM 741-7138. MuatMatMtoworkweeW,,: D. J VEKIOS • SON — Ganaral 11765 + pane. Moat wtcka 4 Service Apply In poraon 10-2 p.m. Ho*- contractor Homo or bualnaaa ra- pane m alock. Call Hailel sor- MASON CONTRACTOR 740 Tr»« Services n«.r ramodal or build. I ? vaara IBS Mary 34. HOWndol. wrvnnva TBCC * AROUNDI «mco nv-oew, Mt-soei COHSTRUCTION HELP H V A r I Irae*"* ahrub uimming ft Landscaping want. Beino a Raoister earner meant pruea ana hotoera. Can O VUII u U ww P>n'rt •arlmataa Call 530-1112. EchoCt inuoriiivov IUU. niyiu nun. nvia iwn,.,y rwt wop' ,*... — Total BuHdlng * ranovalrOnt. Brick work Stapa Pattoa 9Ma> AL8 LAWN * LANDSCAPE Coventry Square riers. It's sasy and it's lun. Join the Register CONSTRUCTION MANAOER - •Haw a old Additions. Kitctwnt. •ralha. Stofta Work, rtraptaoaa. rSIrwrlte.'SiT-OJH*' SERVICE — Oardona rotoUNad t-10 aap. Toko charga toador- Bam. D—m. aic Can 741-IQ00 Drlvvwaya. Batgtum Block 4 750 Tutoring carrier staff today and get around) WBORANCE - CommtrcW Com plata lawn and lartdacap* u lint tuba know prtomg. DUST BUSTERS — Commercial, •mail toba KiANMuna t tub, Llnot UndotwiHoi Oood aanrtca. Rafa Ptycno Educational Thar. acn*>oulinfl, m rtl tjie of™. raatdwriiial Ftoof waxing, carpal 495-9150 apy'Acadamlc romodUOon. A Corr Avo. Call S42-16M. Saiery. pYoflt CaU •hampooing. o«n«ri, ctoonlng unique approach to looming. MyrttoAM. BONOAR2ONES - Lonacoping SBS-44S4. a^^ur*ts£s •Ul nowl .Me.9M9. MONMOUTH CONCRETE INC COIISS3-07M A Qrounda malnwnoneo atneo Manning Piece COOK — Part tuna. Cnpoflonoe Monmouth SL Rod Bonk N J ED DAV CONSTRUCTION — 1039. Prompt dopandaWa aar- Serving Monmouth • Ocoon IS 07701. Quality bu.ld.Tfi •)rtc« 194S. Ovar CreenRd tor avanlnga. Apply m poraon INSULATION vtca Shada t Ornamanlsj traaa yoere Uniquely deelgnod POM 765 Woldlng Lincoln Cl. Crtckafa Rottturtnt S Lounge. 1000 MtMtad cuiiomwi trom our nurtory- 542-0716. APPLICATOR M3 7032 aprona. patloe. drlvewoye, wolke. O C • PI. Rl. TS a School Rd.. Marlboro decora a retaining wane, ioun- AUTOS — Car waah equip , bur- How oonotrwiiJun ki nininmm FOR WINDOW - Dacoratlng LANDSCAPING — Commarcial dttlont. tloora. Spaclellilng In In- yi«i-iv A 6HUT PUT WHO «AIP LAWN MOWER — Service and for Salt lor Sals lor Sal* rOU rVT ALL VOJ WANT, AWY A»OUT ANTIQUE* — Orand piano. Vary FISHTANK — 120 GALLON POOL 24' — You dismantle you ornate. Era 1070. Valued at can take It trwl Hood condition TIM6 *3U $MO Can 204-704) WBI&HT? LAWM MOWER — (anitaa 4 re- •0000 am sea tor MM0. Coffee TO. pair Very reasonable rates table. OMi. braes lop. 10X24X40 FOR SALE5r — 1 dorm rotrtaer- PORCELEIN — Hand made. Call 741-20(0 after 0 005 Ornata Dreao eoriroorriaat ator, 2 mo. OM, 078. 1 radar -I *ia**a .. ails.a^ ti • * — *- a* aa aa eaasas awawsjari I (2000. Call (404*71. nano pawnee nugn appov*vcery PANELING — Doors Windows Jassour 040: 1 Rismnc car |ar Paecock Trees, flower., gold Remodeling Repairs equkUer 050; 1 ease of VHS • _ _j iaaak*fc^fc^a^e.^ * sa^sJW* Minor plumbing 4 . APPUApCES vtoeo tapes. SS lor SIM. Can rimnieo inipofieo from nan/- Waetier, heavy duty 1100 Oryer Tony St071-2O17 or 707-OOO2 SHOO- 074-1174 Reasonable rates Free MO Fajfrtaaralor 100. Cheat POTTERY WHEEL — 2 sod. mate* 204-0730 > IMCaa 201-1727. FOYER CHAM* - 2 wooden alec., with seat. 0200 Wood hlghbaok. velvet seats, amiable earn. S1B0.0 HP Tractor 12- cut TNT LAWN SERVICE APfUANCES - Lafl Hand ceM tor restaurant or mom 2 and wtlh roser » snow ptow. 8460 11 wa do a dynamite lob at a great Iran. Pirjiilel aMk. tonet • tank lables. ale Can 747-71(0, ( H.p. aVtaaa alec, start engine. price Wa cut lawns, weed. edge. Oaa range. Mohan caet Iron *tnh a m -12 noon. Aiemite wheel bawneer, 800 S trim, ale. Call anytime Ttm 0 vantty. Aaoorted oatanata. II00 HP tecumeeh engine. Under- 5M-7M7 or Dave 5(3-1335 for aa Cat 222-0120. coaling pump. Oea loga, auto 13 cu ft. 875 U — CMngMs radiator boHout tank. 0100. Else 56 Situation* , ewtrm. oeoy oeo a Km Can 201-1748 after «pm key machine, plumbing 0 hand Wanttd Malo/Fomalo) CaliWoOM FURMTURC — Wrought took). 222-1021 •man kitchen table 4 4 OUAZAR MICROWAVE OVEN 51 H»lp Wanted BOOKKEEPER F/C — Fraa- SAOT OtUND PIANO 140; Oof. • lanoa, poet journaie. ledgers. Hood condition 01000 or beat 1004 — Loaded barely uead. • IMMEDIATE OPENINGS — For TELEPHONE SOLICITOR - To Must sacrifice Asking 0426 Cell OOM TENDER — For third shift OPERATOFt/MECHANIC — Par- REAL ESTATE SALES — Wa trial bal. payroll, payroll uxes. offer Can after 4 p.m. 747-8042 S7JEsrijli.nl 010. Orseaer SIS: 10 skin cara consultant* Featur- tram Cell Arri menenl poaWon at good sakwy hava 2 positions available lor work from Red Bank offloo, mak- bank rec* Cat 730-1(00 after S. 405-1200 ing thi analyal* Earn ing appointments tor our sales- BAR (TOOLS — Fajcarnty rav Old law book*, decor use only, abet Co. 700-00(0. lor op. person to work for a ad iilnpupli. mcreaee beet offer CaO 204-0750 OUEEN SLEEPER SOFA 02O/nr Win tramn.. 007-0(0057. 0 firm. Muet posSDMal call Darren A*- men. Salary + commission Hours daUy. 430-alO p m Sal. 2/170. Call 707-0277 after 6 am Asking 0160. ATERIAL LAOISTIC SPECIAL- bo able to: DrM riant trucus, "" rewsbury. 741-3331 Can 406-1200 INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANT T - Some CurapMn traval operate tractor loader* A 10-2. Call 741-0034. BEAUTIFUL PIANO — Yamaha fftgerator. SITS. OE counter lop For US Sotlwata Publishing Dutiee: Tracking, product 10- back hoe. smea taing equipment, Spinet with bench, uaad ( mo. range. 078. IT counter top (Old, RAILROAD TIES - 0x8x8, 89 40. Operation Some traval lo REAL ESTATE TRUCK SERVICES - Manager, 7.7.8. (7.00. Preeaure-ueated catKxi. ahlppmg 4 delivery ot •od •Hear, Cham sew. etc A poa. You v* thought about II Let • talk large shop servicing "All makes' 1 Business Maple Cotomal. A steal at (1000 SIN. Can 401-4040. Europa required Fluent In on* printing A dlakettee. Eac ban- lees the mechanical skWts to 747-0030 anytime x». (0.75. 7>7xO. (1046 European language. Franch about H now. Our office le one of ot medium and heavy duty OE ELECTRIC HANOI - 30", 000-623-0707 Can deliver lla. Salary opan Cell 741-1M7 the lop 4 ki tne Rad Bank area truck* Exp. required. Great Opportunity preterreej tic benefits Saury tor appl. BEOOOOM SET — 7 l opan CM 741-1087 tor appl We ara bus. We need you Exc •alary • oomm. AH benefit* paid. DEALERSHIP — with National Cheat, dresser, bad, nnlty. me. REDWOOD PATIO — Furniture, Jo* Moreeu at 4(241(0 be- training, motivation 4 guidance Sand resume to: PO Box 750. Maintenance Corp. Assured Ac- Uble. bench « chair. 1200 2 Baby Grand piano. 0 pool table. KITCHEN HELP - Required Im- MECHANIC n 4 30-5 prn. evanabte. Wa currently have 7 Red Bank, NJ 07701. counts Guaranteed (500 weekly HANOCRAFTED WOOD TOYS bar/w 2 stool*, hl-rlser. sleep* 2. awival secretary chairs. 030 aa. — Can, anlmala etc 87-016 Ex- mediately by The Lett Bank. • HEAVY EQUIPMENT Mneon-Ooller ssmrlstai Need 3 nlmum Income (15.000 full Can 042-2060 desk with bookcass top. Cash llnOan Place. R.B. OS3O-0O3O mmodlaks opportunity for de- more. Experienced or beginner* TYPESETTER — AM comp-edll. Financing cellent lor echoUa Sate 0 only. 730-2134 PAINTERS — Experienced In smaH commercial print shop. durable Can 630-0231 Hidaote person with minimum astdentlai work. Salary da BEDROOM SET - Mirrored KNITTER NEEDED yrs heavy equipment back. Will conalder word-proosesing draaaar, twin bed. French Prov- Refrigerator Eiipariancad. laat. and creative mgonaxp Ce» 201-4226 CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtor* axp. 747-(2(0 ELI — Dallcataeeen A Grocery HAVE — An unwanted Mm or ound Salary depends on ex- incial. Apple green Vary good two you'd m» to sen? An ad this Side by side Oood a Earn money *l home wlence Company benefits PART TIME atora. Exc. location Unlimited cond 07S 707-5000 ahef o p.m. stoo. SIS Paver Rd Fair Haven TYPIST— Musi be neat, ac- potential. Call 2S4-USS. sue tor 10 days, mat MOO. Can Co* Mr. Lynch Rapisssrilall.es to do taaalaliny 741-70(0 curate ( hr. /day. 5 day/wk Rao- BEDROOM SET - Fun *U. Tha f 872-0505 LABORER/TRAINEE - Full tlma studies In you. area tor growing Bank area 592-5(90. HIBTTORS — For home A Sssatti modem double covered 042-tTOO PJOINQ MOWER — 7 HP-. S tor- lor Sanitation Department 40 JouthweeternCompany Tweeti- RECEPTIONIST - Kutechmen 1 show 30.000 new laces MECHANIC — For Amuaamanl Chiropractor Cantor. Mon-Frl. WAITRESS/WAITER — Ex- HIGHBOY — Clock. Wicker. ward. 1 reverse Rune good. hour, par week Salary (11.MM ark rides end machinery. ng Involved. Muat be over 21. rong Enterprises. snd mtrroe needs cutting blade. (140 Call Apply Public Work! Department. 2.30-7.30 p.m. Sal (30-1 p.m perienced In serving, food A 2-0030 Game talUe, 12 Bentwood chairs. 05-2400 For Interview call (30-4077 liquor. Day A night shift. Apply In Night tabta. mstlras*. box spring desk, old pamtlnga. frames. Tim 421-4187 4-0 pjtl" SM Tlnlon A«anua. Tlnlon FaU. HOT DOG CART - Excellent seta of sheet*. 1 matching no War than March 22. INS MEDICAL SECRETARY - Full- RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST parson. Copper Kama Res ermoire. see cheat. China, set- (EALV POSTUREPEOIC — King condition. Many extras. Pays for 1 winter gold spread . . _ ^ • a^ _ . ai •••!<• !• I I LA — — Equal Opportunity Empmtoyer me. exp'd. to work In a prtvaia now: For me detail*, write: taurant. 1(3 Riverside Ave. Red tee. Oood Mac. 042-0040. FuN tlma. Exp'd. only, tor Rod Bank. teett In weeks. 01400 Can inaivaea a uo*t SfKing LIH# n9a*w. M.D.'a office In Rod Bank araa IM Bank office Call 7412090 be- 1430 or 042-3034. HOUOAY DOWNTOWN — perfect condition. (S00 or 0/O uil benefit* Wo *r* an e«cep- 30 Elm Street. Oept A/6 tween 2-4 p.m. only, no agencies WAITRESS/WAITER — Ex- Oceenfronlr Myftfte Beecn, SC * 042-4130 LABORER - Borough ol Nad lonal opportunity amployar took, •JJ 07021 JAMES LIMO SERVICE ED ROOM SET — White. Incl. Bank Dapl ol Public Utility perienced In serving food and adulta, 2 children, 2 nlghte Good SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT ng lor a malura-mlndad. liquor. Day and Night shift. Apply Oo anywhere anytime. aeser, mirror. boi Boring with until March 31.1000.0120 value, Merquetl M-200. motor and Apply' 77S5 Chestnut St bat • t 5 outstanding employee Pteeae In person, Ground Round Rea- onebte rales Calf 707-2900. Headboards. Exc cond . S100. sen tor 050 Ca" 071-3103 eve* ecope-enelyier Kal portable a. I 741.1303 LABORER/TRAINEE — Full tlma call 747-sisa PART TIME RELIEF RN/LPN M/F laur.nt, 420 Hwy 35. Middle- OUOfl LICENSEHUM3ON — hauat anafytar.Coat 10-10 tire lor Cleaning and Maintenance M Earn IS par hr. Wt «*W Intn in low,. changer machine. Package deal. « "C". 1140.000. Contact UNDO — Vertical. Ilka new. oil HUTCH — SO* wide, Pme. lighted Municipal Complex. 40 noura tetemerkMng. No exp naoaaa Pan tlma 11-7/3-11 positions. isaey Aseoclatee. Inc., Rumaon while 3 large window. 1 patio (M0. Can 375-2217 or 071-7278 par week. Salary (11.IS4. Apply •vy Pteaaant pereoneNty re- Geriatric experience preferred. WAITRESSES/WAITER — P/T. glass lop. Perfect condition. Exp.. 21 yre. or older. Apply be- (42-2933 oor Must eMI Cheap Beel offer. 0375 Caa 405-1001 slier 4:30. SINGER SEWING MACHINE - Public Worka Deperlmenl. SM quired. CoHigi Student* noose- PER OEM FULL TIME S7( PER 2-22S0. MEDICAL OFFICE WORK — 2-3 DAY RN. PLUS BENEFITS RE- tween 4-5 p.m. Modem Times. jnchaon Counter-Souvenler Future 000 Excellent condition. Timor Avanua. Tlnlon Falli, no daya a waak. Work 1 to 1 with Dr. latar Ih.n Marctl 22. IMS Equal Mornings. SAM to 1PM QUIRED BY LAW. Apply In per- Hwy 35. Mlddknown. (42(202 hop-Variety Store. On aatab- BOXES - COHRUOATED IBM TYPEWRITERS 0276 Can 201-2040 paKnts. Tlnton Fans. WW Att*rnoon.-1PMlo5PM son 9-4 Mon-Frl. Holmdel Con- or Movlno 1 Storage, and tor RENTAL 832-828 par mo. Opportunity Empmtoyar M/f. in Call daya M4OSO0 Altar (. WAITRESS/WAITER — Exp shed NJ boardwalk. For leass. SKIS - Rosslgnol 140 CM with Evening. . 0PM to »PM valeecent Canter, IM Hwy 34. 1400 nduatry A complete Una of Renl-opaon to buy 747-10(1 Salomon bindings In exc. cond., 30-0100 Monday through Friday Apply In person: Shore Pt. Inn LABORERS - 03 50/hr. For Hwy 35. Haaet between 2-0 p.m ikaolng supplies 402-4072 or JVC STEREO - 200 wan amp . (05 Can 747-4560 outaldo lawn work ate. Call MEN OR WOMEN — To earn aa caa 747-0000 D. ACKAGE LIQUOR STORE A 47-4 RESTAURANT HELP — AH pos- AR - (700.000 plus gross L/T turntable, lunar, auto rev., SKIS — Roeslgnol. 100's. Men • 042-3103balwaon a t 0 p.m. 150 per day. Pan lime selling WAREHOUSE WORKER — Full ISIIIIH, S deck. Boas epeekere, • •*«)*gt*sAjajji ft M m^e** HO itions. Cooks, Bus parsons, dish- time position. Diversified work. IDDLETOWN REALTY GROUP OYS - 24- Huffy 10 apd. MM. boots, site, 12 0 po LANDSCAPERS — Experience kibltlon booths In The Home < washers, bartenders. ssltor.ws530-0aoo ke new. (70. Child* rack, lor more Information call elsure Show. Your area Is tilled Starting wage (3.75. Call for ( halplul. but not nocoatary. Can. PART TIME — Make your own WaHar/Wattrass A Valeta Apply appl. Mon.-Frl. 10a.m.-2p.m. leer/wardrobe by Lullaby. trail N.J araa. car required. Call prospects Details, call daylight hours detrverlng phone In person. Mon.-Frl.. 3 to 5 p.m. NEW EXCLUSIVE ) raflrnatltng (00. 071-0300 SNOW BLOWER — 20' Armstrong Enterprises. only (42-3233 ACKAOE STORE USENCE 0 KITCHEN CABINETS — Wood, Craftaman-atac starter 0178. I «00 523 5330 on Mon.. 3-4, books In me Long Branch area. The Quay Restaurant. 2(0 Ocean oaa cook top end wen oven. Tuna. 1-5. EOE. 22-OUo Car neceeesry Can 220-0536 Aw. Sea Bright. WELOER - For structural steel BUILDING OVS TRUNDLE - Bunk bed Antique coHapaibie crib, (100 pertinent and store. Usance sat. With desk chair 0 2 dreeeers Good condition Make offer Can NURSES 11AM. lo 3 P.M. ft no answer and misc. publication. Mlmlmun (40-3(40. Kiln-paragon, mod 0-70.11'aq.. LANDSCAPE CREW HELP — 623-3206 RETAIL SALES CLERKS — For 1 yr. axp. Call 1-SO0-(24 1012 can used as Income-or perfect th shell tops. »i50 Also, pme (3». Tabta saw. (26 071-3703 Full lima. For planting and con- Video Sura. M/F. Full/pan lime or a combination liquor store A 1.120 042-4110. KITCHEN CABINETS — Birch. L- SOFA (100. Redlncr 076 .Olese struction crawa. Soma axp. halp- PART TIME — Need extra cash? Call 7304100. l lul or a willingness to lesm Mutt Work on home phone progi 52 Babyslttlng- an ece so ROWN TWEED — Colonial 0' ehpaed sat up. 0 overhead. Coffee table 0100. Breaktroni RN. — 7:30 AM-330 PM. Full D BANK Total price 070.000. couch. Good cond.. 0128. Can UOO.Sarvar (150. Hope Chest ba physically tn and haw. a good Flexible. Earn up to (10 path ChildCare •k tor MORT lop and hardware (400. driving record Call 45J-5180 Call Barbara. 747 MM time now wage scale Ml. > 402-7750 (00, end Uble (40. Lamps 815 ATTENTION! Ptaananl Manor Nursing Home. BABYSITTER — For Infant In my POPOK REALTY CO. Call after } IS. 220-4043. eecn. Call attar 6:30 403.2550 attar 5 p.m. 403-2400 PART TIME RECEPTIONIST - Mslawan. SM-5S33. home Mon.-Frl. Full time. Call KITCHEN _. LANDSCAPE - Parsonnal lor _. mention THE REGISTER Medical otlWo. Inaurance forms (01-0114 EALTOR Eves 774-7033 UNK BEDS — From Ortrn SOFA — L shaped 3 pieces 0 X when replying lo a Register NURSE RN/LPN M/F — Part Irokaa, complete, 03SO; Caatro All wood Caloric gaa well over 8 top quality Landscape firm Must light tyolng Red Bank area Reply C S CLoanlng service — 10 M- ' squsqusr. e Parquet emptoyment ad. to Bo» N-4M, TIM Dally Regl* time. Doctor's office. Work with CHILD CARE — 3 year OW girl In couch t chair, 0175: 2 unused countenop range. Oood working coffee UMo (500 for all Sears ba asp. motivatod and hava valid my Lull, sitver home. Full time oor*, windows and offlca. condition. Baal offer CaO driver's license. Call lor Intar. NURSES M/F - II you are highly Mr. Srnawsbury. NJ 07701 Doctor ( patient. Flexible hra 3 7O-3IM pace healer*. S25 ae. 220-S045. Washing machine (75. Call daya. 1 evening Top sslary for 3-0 months, then part lime 405-4014 »iow. 057-0447 motivated 0 cere about people PART-TIME - Person to operate Monmouth Medical Canter Com Call after 5:30. (42-0471. ARPETINQ — Wan to < me lob W tor you. We are a ma|or mill liquidating entire SOFA BED — Queen wo LAWN TECHNICIAN tlarketing machine No axp plan Responsible position, 62 Mortgagox LADIES CLOTHES — Sue 10. All DoponoabU people 12) mat ara national weight loss service that CHILD CARE — In my See Brlgh lock, brand now 100% nylon. Good condition (225 has an exciting position for you. pleasant aurroundinge. Call homo. Mon-Frl.. (-4:30 pm ATTENTION INVESTORS ny 3 room* Irving, dining, In vary good condition, and very paopl* orlantatod and willing lo n siy). cat! irma 222(323 days; eves A Suns oreclooure listing service now reseonebls. Can 201-4370 Caa 071-4170 bo Involved wtth our continuod Call Beth at 310-2422. hava exc. references A I em re- radroom to 375 sq. It. S10S Incl •ART TIME - Keyport super 531-2297 liable Call 530-13(3. upended to all N Jcountteo from uslom Installation over pad- ANTIQUES — Old furniture, old succass Machanlcal ability help IURSES M/F — PerMlme. RN- ele of compismt For info, on REFRIGERATOR — QE. large 2 butcher block, tables, chairs. Ion ful. and ckMn N.J. drlvars vkjor tor weal dapt atora. MUM RUMSON — Enterprising young- Ing, financing Call Barry door won IM Ib. treaier. Cop- LPN. 1 lpm.7em. for skilled nurs- COMPLETE CARE FOR YOUR his velued subscription service. 201-000-7200. more. Reasonable 210 Main llcanaa. Full and pan lima. Salary have eiperrenoa t sters wanted. You will be running CHILD. — Will watch, prepare portjone color., (825i 0 or beet offer ng faculty, geriatric asp 1-«O0-3tlTaa4( your own business while earning cell DJH 0 Assoc. el Street. Bradley Beech baaad on e»p Call Lawn Doctor, preferred. Call for Interview meals, wssti clothes, for you 201 •73-0004 Call 741-1408 591-1700. ask lor Dennla. PART TIME - Screen A glass ' prize* trips and cash. child. Mon-Frl.. In my home. Ful SOFA — matching chair, perteel Freehold CamraCenMr The only requirement* are thai LARGE CHEFFROK — (50; 431-5217 repair* wa «• teach Mini be time only. Experienced. Roteren for family room or 1st apt (ISO LEGAL SECRETARY — Ful you are at least 11 yeere old and ces svallable 730-H970 Student desk. (20; Small China Also Pme coffee 0 end table* time Eitperlanoad only. Loca 3/7/(5 WWY WIT" VOOW- 99JV SVajTVsf GET VISA/MC CARPET — New-seconds, rolls 6 cio«et. MS. Tabta and 4 awival RuHoka. Prowns, 32 Broad SL. are reedy to work. uta. Hsnydmen's specials. Only (20 ea. 741-0052 law lirm Call.(42-S>00. ask lor NURSES |M/F) — Full-time To sign up. call 542-4000. Ext OCEANPORT HOME — Mus Regardless ol credit history or chair. (175 Call 872-0628 Red Bank. drive A swim Non-smoker, ncomel No-rlsk guarsnlee 4 (2 M 10 (0.80 per »srd 24 hr* - 30 GALLON ELECTRIC — HOI RN/LPN. Full-time • part-time 210 23-5134 LAST WEEK SALE - before 11PM-7AM *hm for skilled nurs- PART TIME BAKER - Ham p m. Call days (72-9(54: eves aer old corporation listed with water heater (46 Gea heelers. LEGAL SECRETARY — Red ocal business bureau. Insured closing Small refrigerator. mir- 85.000 BTU'8 per hour (128 Call ing facility. Geriatric exp are. SSom e *xp helpful bub t wili l SALES 544-M95 rors. (21 three drawer chest, 1 Bank Law Firm seeks litigation preferred Can tor Interview train. Aak lor Joanna bstwssn a and secured with S 4 L bank. 707-54M. : TEACHER SEEKING - Raspon three drawer cheat Corner aofa. secretary. E*p preferred re*hold Convalescent Cantor am-11 am 730-4047/2040111 | leadline soon tor eppplicents 7473322 ask tor Donne •ibla parson to cara tor 1 yaa or brochure and application and table, round glees table. TREES. TREES. TREES - 431-5217 Position avail 3/7/AS old In my rtoma baglnning Sap CASH REGISTER - Towa TlUn Best ofter. Call 400-1020 before Flowering Dogwood. 6-6'. (16 0 LEGAL SECRETARY — Lltl PART TIME WORK - near your send 13 lor postage and hand' 2 mos. old Undar warrantee, home la avejlabfa supervising . tambar 85 Flaxlbla aftarnoo Ing tretundatuo) lo. FAC. Inc. ( p.nv up. Shademaater Honaylocusl. gallon exp. Take charge parson nawapapar carrier. In tna esri, ATTENTION! hours Call 730-0104. teke over paymanta. Can 10-12 . (25. Sweotgum Maple. for partner in pleasantit mm* . Ben NURSES P.O. Bo« 1040. Smyrna. a> (71-7001 LAWN TRACTOR — John Deere morning hours. You will oweran I 30001-1040. Phona 0-0. 810 Planting available R1J ants Call 741-3400. RN'S & LPN'S M/F -T.AO0I- I Pleeee mention THE REGISTER WOMAN — To babysit dsy hour 14 Hp with 40' mower. Complete- Landscaping. 201-1M7 CERTIFIED when replying 10 e Register for infant. My homa or yours 404-507-2011. CHAIRS — Hla * here. (50 each. ly rebuilt. Hydrostatic drive. Full PART TIME NURSE'S AIDES Mia ere Good pay, 2-3 days s waak. Rad LOW RATES sofa 800. good condition. Call hydraullca Options available 20 JALOUSIEO WINDOWS LIFEGUARD — Daytime hours HOMEMAKERS Bank, Shrewsbury araa. Cat 1st Mlg refinancing. 72 hour ap - 157747-7052 Cell 284-00(6 eves Storm* A screen* 1 door Current Senior Lite Saving re SALESPERSON — For tMcor- Tarry 530-9665 Call 747-0363 attar 5 P M HOUSEKEEPERS A LIVE-INS j j . . . _ mi*srt II...^.. -in - provals 2nd Mlg. 0 Corp quired Call YMCA 741-2504 •tor otMtn. E»p pffffC but LAWN TRACTOR — John Deere, M/F .oans. modal 200. 30" mower Exc TYPEWRITER - 1MB correcting LIQUOR STORE — Full or pan Full or pen-time, needed tor Call i (00-242-0(50 ton free will irtln. Salary + commtMion. Kramer Fin I C«tl MIM MylM 530-3430. S3 Dom»>tlc H»lp cond.. (1(00. Call 448-40M. Seieclric III. 12 pilch model time.. All hours and weekend Northern Monmouth Area. High E.tra element* 0 ribbon*. 0550 eveileble. Must be neat and a pay. no tee. Call tor interview at DEPENDABLE WOMAN - CHECK THIS OUT... EQUIPMENT — 26" SALES cara for atdarty lady from 63 MonaytoLoan Oat more readers to check out Call 707-7010 willing worker Apply et Buy-Rue People Care. 244 Broad St.. Red WE WILL TRAIN mower with catcher Liquors; 172 Newman Springe Bank. 530-1SM. or MO Union p.m.-6 p.m. 5 days par waak. Ca A BETTER LOAN RATE your sd with e CHECK at tne lop MOO 4 a 0 Ml bed trailer (300 USED FURNITURE — 04' couch. YOU tor • chullajtiQing cmfi In and raft raqulrad. Cal FOR HOMEOWNERS end/or bottom of your copy. Call Rd.. Bad Bank Ave . Rt. 71. Bristle S2B-0432 (Hi tMtata- W* provlcM compi«t» 30* Real mower for Gravely 2 chair*. TV console, 6 single 671-0443. We still ofter 11 '•» % govern The Dairy Register Clessllleo De- bad. Reasonsbl* price. Call NURSE-RN-LPN — M/F, 11-7 * COmpr»TH»ntiv« training L»«rn (100 "" LOOKING FOR EXTRA MONEY ATTENTION! DUST BUSTERS — Commarcla menl-backed money. Buslneaa partment today for details. 871-8305 Part-time Actively-growing mar shift, experience In Geriatric •it m« datallt •! our c*t—r ntgtit. loans alao available at low rate* 542-1700. LENOX CHINA — Colleciors Apply In per eon Eaiontown Con- Plaaaa mention THE REGISTER Thura. March u. at 7 30 p m rastdantlal, floor waxing, carpa with extended paybacks. Wa only 0 piece* vintage Ming. VELVET SOFA keting lirm seeks aggressive shampooing, ral claanlng poop* lo make telephone call valescent Center. IM Gram Ave. WM«rv» your Mat: MO-9760. solve your financial problems Mini cond Send stamped a Odd ablped. like new. (175 from our R1_ 30 office. Hours Eatontown CENTURY 21 Einbindiv Raaitor• act now. SUET lip I ta Mr Tom. P.OO. ie> inr-0041. t otttem awvinfl Monmoulh Cry COLONIAL 3(43(4 . AAaburb y PPsrkk . NN. J 077077122 . tot r Mon -Fri.. i-i M p.m. a Sal. NURSES M/W — Part-time. PART TIME — instructor* to HOUSEKEEPER/COOK CONTEMPORARY DINETTE WASHER/DRYER — dish- sm-l p.m. For Interview, ca SALES HELP PART TIME days. Qansral claanlng, cookm FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE. INC TABLE/LEAF He end ptsturea. washer, all Kenmore urge ca- RN/LPN. 7-3:30, skilled nursing conduct and /or ssaiet with out- TOLL-FREE 5424000. E»t 237. ask lor Joan leclllty Every other Sal/Sun >r natura-racraatton pro- Exciting WuHWKH Factory ft Ironing. Must hava own Irani 4 chair*, flood cond. LIVING ROOM - Bennlngion pacity, harvest gold, good cond.. grams for elementary echool OutW. Sat. a Sun 10am 0 pm. a rats. Rumaon araa. Ca 800-323-6556. Ext. R88 Reasonable. (72-1243. 0110 ea 741-6052 LOOKING FOR A CHANGE? Musi hava geriatric experience 942-9440 pine Couch, 2 chair*, and 01 You can start a new career at an Cell for interview. Freehold Con- group*. Musi bo available w Exp. hvlpful but not nacaaaary. COUCH toman Rust snd gold. 0000 Call veCenler. 431-5217. 9-4 PM day*. April-June. Approximately Apply in parson, Bute Llna Inc., 542-0214 WASHBURN GUITAR — Black age We'll provide oppty. You HOUSEKEEPER - Llva-ln tou Queen slie strslford Steeper with white trim. Kahter tremolo provide Initiative 4 hard work 4-7 hrs-day 3-5 daya-wk. Mus 17 industrial Dr.. Cllffwood (4) days par waak. Kind family sofs (150 or beet diet. NURSES M/F — Part-time ba County resident Ci ' NJ LIVING ROOM SET - Queen system. Hard she*) oaee 2 (300 per week potential. Ca Two tchool aga childran Oak Call 544-1035 sue steeper aofa. MaKMng love months old Effects also 8050 741-2073 9am-1 lam only EOE RN/LPN. 11 to 7 shift. For skilled (424000. e«l 50 hurst traa Call 531-5356. nursing facility. Geriatric exp. SALESPERSON — Calico Cor- 71 Merchandise) COUCH — Matching chair. Cot- seel. 2 end table* 0 1 coftae I. Call after 5. 2044120 LOOKING FOR 25 PEOPLE - T preferred Call tor Interview PERSON TO HANDLE nara at Tha Markat Piaca Shop- MATURE FEMALE — To cara 10 lor Sale tea table. End table Electric UDte with glass tope (000 or lose weight and/or earn money Freehold ConveCentar. COUNTER — For wholesale ping Cantar in Matawan it look- aidarly woman. Rad Bank, Sun dryer. Exc Cond. Beat offer Can Call 5&41M after 6 707 4384 or 9S7-0W1 431-5217 Position avail 3/7/(5 plumbing 4 haatmg supplies ing for a sat—parson who will days. 5-8PM. Own trans Rafar 2 TIRES FOR SALE Oood eatery plua benefits. Mon. sr-toy working Mrtih dacorativs ancas. Raply to: Box N-449. Tha LR 70 15.040 for both. LIVING ROOM FURNITURE — LOOKING FOR 50 PEOPLE — T NURSE — RN/LPN, M/F. 11 lo 7 Fri. 0-4 36-Call Mr. fatxica for lha noma Rstail or Daily Raglstar, Shrawsbury. IS Call between 12-1 p.m. CRAFTSMAN 1 HP AIR COM- chair, chair 0 WASHER — Q.E. 01(0. Kenmore lose weight while you earn extr shin every other Friday A Satur- 721-4243 dacorstiog axp is halpful. but 07701 042-2524 PRESSOR — With hose ( spray ottoman In axe cond. (300. Call washer 8125. G.E. Washer 8125. money. Guaranteed to lose day. SmaH Geriatric unit. Ex- not raquitad If you would Ilka lo gun. (200. QE commercial alec, 871-7860 Kenmore portable washer 0100. PIZZA MAKER M/F — Ea 10-20 lbs. a month on Herbal perience preferred Call the work wtth paopia In a piaaaant OCEANPORT PROFE3SIONA 5 HOMES WANTED trie confection oven. 0200 Call LIVING ROOM — French Provln- Kenmore electric dryer MS. product For more Into, contact Naveslnk House. (42-3404 EOE. rsiail atmoaphara, ptaaia call COUPLE — Sasks maiura-mtr 072-1027. del tables. 1 round. 2 end ubles. Whirlpool Oaa dryer 0170 Q E 741-7923 Can 201-4720 Calico Cornars at 563-5223 ad woman to cara tor 2 mo 5 homes needed to dl*play new Coin operated commercial NURSES AIDES M/F- Accept- old (nlanl in our homa. Part tlm solid vinyl siding by Bethlehem CRAFTMATIC ELECTRIC BED waaher 8200 Maytag matched LPN — M/F. Full time A pan time ing new applications only. (:50 PONOEROSA NEEDS VOUII SALES — Saa our ad undar rui Steel Cedsr snake end wood — With mum FuH sue. Was 07(3(1-1 CALL NOWII 630-3620 starling mid-April for 2 month sat. coin operated waaher and positions available on the 11- s m -3 p.m., 2:50 pm.-9 p.m. astata halp wantad. Cantury 21 than full tlma. Soma light houaa- grain panels available. Soma In (2(00. asking 81000 2 months electric dryer (300 A/c Phllco shllt. Immediate openings. Exc shifts. Permanent ponton. Ex- A tew poeitktne ara ami avail, tor lulated. Qualified homeowner old. Call 7(7-4207. LIVING ROOM — Coiana Agancy. kaapmg. Salary nagoliabla. Sane aofa and love seat. 6700 Btu (60 Gauraniaed. salary * benefit* Brookdalo perienced orNJ certified age lull/pan time personnel Need II iiiumt and rafarancad lo Bo Nursing Center Call M4-5W0 mas money? we hava SECRETARY/ASSISTANT bates amounting to huge ssving CUSTOM DRAPES — 02V Green livery 1 laHatKM pile ial p4# #d P# iT pas tW Busy Rumaon raal aatata offtca Q-462. Tha Dally Raglstar pattern. 1 stack mane Caahtntre Asking (000. Call 741-2108 CallT, lor an appotnlrwent. rate stan el S4.0S par fir. tf you anew*. I Can 030-3020 tor Intar " i retail price * free gift. In Call Tom al 7(7-7721 view Ponderoea Steak House naacts bftght, organliad. paopia- Shrawsbury. N J 07701. Top coat stta 42 rag., Asking are interested In devoting your. slsllallon required, no money (100. Caa (42-23(0. LIVING ROOM SET - ( pc. WATER STORAGE TANK — MANAGER TRAINEES sett completely to the proper woodbrtdga Cantar. Wood oriantatad parson to sdmlnis- down 100% financing available hardwood, velvet cushions, in- Teal. Precherged, domestic. 36- CLERKS STOCK CLERK care of tne geriatric patient, trata offloaa. 530-2600 54 Situations No payments till June. Ca DARK PINE Colonial beacons otudaa couch, rocking chair. 2 gal. hes equtvHant drawdown lo Day hours svallebto. temporary please apply Ml person Mon.-Frl. PRESSERS — Expertanead only SECRETARY — Ad Rap firm 201-540-5572 bench « rocking chair. (200 for and Uble*. I coffee uble with aid. t0 gal tank- In service • mos. and year round positions Open 10-12 noon or 1:30-3:30 p.m Wantad Female **au attached 8 mo old Moved Like new. MS 741-06M ings available for expeilenced ra- for dry-deaner Fun tlma » Musi ba maturs mlndad. raiiabia AIR CONDITIONER - Roam both Call after 0. Hotmoat Convaieecanl Center. good salary Links a and hava good typing, aiano and Emerson Quiet Cool Superflve muat sell Coat (025. aa* (275. tal) and non-eaperlenced people IMHwy 34. Holmdel phona skilli Company psid Dar- DARK PINE — Youth bad (40 (72-0200. WATER BED — Queen-sUe. B- All ara welcome lo apply 9- Cleaner* 741-1200 076 Call 747-3007 Twin sue M.pki canopy bed drawer pedestal. $400. Dresser. OFFICE HELP - Congenial per- tai and Madtcal Insuranca ABOVE THE REST dalty at Brooks Discount. Rt REPORTERS — Needed to cover Salary commanaurita with •«- AIR CONDITIONER — Sean (00 Both In excellent condition LIVINO ROOM SET Modern Oak, double mirror ft 520 A 79 Marlboro Center son needed tor Had Bank office municipal government meetings IN CHILD CAREI Call 400-0500. • Sara, chair, ottoman, table*, and night tabta, $480 Lynn. Dtverelfled duties, non-smoking parlanca. Raturnaas Walcoma. Your child should ba conten Konmore. 25.000 BTU. 1350 Cal Marlboro S4O-M77 tor The Dally Register Some ex Call Varna st 972-10.1 after 3 pm 204-0110. SWM lamps. Eac. cond. Call 57i-ie Reply lo Box F.429. The Dally penance neeeeaary. Peyman nappy and well-cared tor whl DEN FURNITURE — Brown Sofa after 7 p.m. 707-0550. MANAGEMENT — With Regular. Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 you work. I am e Fair Haven and matching 2 chairs. Danish WEDD4NQ OOWN — tvory Size par article film donl cal SERVICE STATION ATTENDENT ALMOST NEW — Black MOVING-MUST BELLI — Okie ability tor beauty school Dad — Full tlma day and avas Start- mother who can do all of thaCrosby children* jumping saddle style. End table. (160 Can 7-9. $130 Assorted Brldeemaids ceted career-minded Beau OFFICE POSITION — Light ing pay t4.50/hr Apply Oak Hill ebovel 2'/i years experience with black Crosby tllrru 042-4000 attar 0 P.M. saWpleoe bedroom eel* pkte open tfowne. lima 7-10. S35-S40 Call culture background and bl-ligu bookkeeping A light typing. pat to Jane Foderaro. City Ecu child cere with TERRIFIC refer bookcase, chroma 4 glaaa mir- 767-241B lor. Boa O-400. The Dolly Regis- Shall. Hwy. 36. Mlddlstown. o. lesthers, stirrups. I saddle pat DESKS. FILES - Tables, chain. Spanish halplul. but not neceae Some exp. preferred FuU ban- call 642-1196 ask for Paul or •ncsst Csll 042-0507. 0350. Call 730-2000 ror. Colonial coffee 4 and la Wee, ary. Sand resume Include salary ante. 0-5 p.m. Sand reeume to: ter. Shrawsbury. N J. 07701. cabinets, computer recline*, towel A rug eat Call WEDDING GOWN - Site 7. desired lo: Box T-451. The De Box J-445. The Dally Register. We're Equal Opportunity Em BABYSITTING — Will babys A LOW BUDGET? lice equip., etc et „ er worn. Imported from Register. Shrewsbury. Hi 0770 Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 ptoyoreM/F SEXTON — To cara for Fair from 6 a m.-6 p.m. weekdays Shop the Uaad Furniture Cantar bargain prices New or used. Paris. $17S Call 842-4M9 after • Ha van Church, building and my Eaat Keensburg homa. Hav of Red Bank A AC D£8K OUTLET. 1700 Rl. P.M. grounda. Rafarancaa raqulrad references. Call 495-0135. 107 Shrewsbury Ave. 042-1440 30. Oakhur»t 531-3000. WEIGHTS — 1-206 Ib. eel $75. Carl 741-0234 or 741-0077. BABYSITTING A LOW BUDQET7 DNDININGG ROOM SETSE Franch MOVING — Refrigerator, detune 1-15 Ib eat $50 (both steel) in my Eatontown home. Days, Shop the Used Furniture Center Provincial, Uble. 0 chair* Break- 23 5 side by side, water dis- Mlac. vinyl covered weights Call SHIPPER/RECEIVER — For Mlks 2(1-0032 large automotive parts depi. Full Call before 7 p.m M2-1285 of Red Bank front Exc cond. 0000. 571-0235. penser/Ice maker 2yra. old (005. benefits Including dental. Hull CLEANING* AT ITS FINEST 107 Shrewsbury Ave. 042-1440 DINING ROOM SET - Comlem. Solid oak corner bar/3 stools. WHOUOMT IRON WHITE TABLE ba neat, organised. Apply in par- (400. Tlras/0. HR7O-15S all Vary sturdy Sin 40 X 20. and Trustworthy. personal, AMERICA'S BESTI — Reputable porary 7 pc Includes octogon eon 141 W. Front St.. Red Bank. fordabie. Call Valerie. 775-364 table/leaf, saata 0. 4 high-back season (280. Mrac Items. two chair. $50 Call 747-0301 SWIMMING POOL OUTLET chair., 2pc hutch, gatse door. (71-1005 COMPANION-AIDE — To sen! must dispose of their entire i glass ehchrae. Like new only 72 Garage/Yard SHIRT PRESSEH — E. citizens or convalescent. Ps ol big. new. leftover. 1004 family MOO. Caa 871-0042 or 7(7-3400. MOVING — Muet CM contents of partancad only on shirt unit for time or temporary. Cooking, dri sue pools with deck, fence, niter smea house Household good*. Sal** Aak for June. furniture, ate. Call 707-44M. dry ciaanar Salary good. Llttla ing. personal cara. Flaxlb * warranty - for only 0OOO.C OARAGE SALE - Sat. 3/10 4 Sllvar Claanars. 741-1206. hours. Nearby Rumaon. complete will finance. Call Bob DINING ROOM SET — Dam 1-000-223-0307. MOVING MUST SELL — Sola, Sun 3/17. 10 am. to 4 pm. Mov- SOFTWARE PRODUCTS MOR Call 530-8646. Pin*. Round Uble. 2 leaves. 4 stereo, chair*, lamps, table, etc ing, everything muet go Baby Knowladga of ATftT sottwara. ANDERSEN WINDOWS chslrs. Glsss Front Hutch. (500. Fri 0 Sat March 0 0 0. 10-4 item*, housewarae. 015 So. Llaaon batwaan U.S. basa sott- EXPERIENCED CHEF — 14 yr DOORS — a Atrium door*. 5OH Sawing mashing, wood cabinet. 321-4 Spring St. Red Bank. Laurel Ave Haiw exp. Looking for permanent po discount. Deposit fully Insured Many attachments. Ilka new 070. wara. publishing A Europaan itlon. institutional cooking bee Call altar 4 201-5052. MOVING - Radio/record puyer MIDOLETOWN — In nous* ea- publishing. Exc. banaflts. ground. Call after 3:3C Delivery 1-000-523-0707. 020 A/c 4000 btu (70 Whicker tate sale. 50 E. Roosevelt Circle. Salary opan 741-1967 for appl 495—4450. ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENT — DINING. SET — Dark Pine oval changing table 030 Rug 0 .9 River Plaza Section Ial house uble, 4 chalra. glaae Hutch. Like gold color, need* cleaning (7. 0(1 Naveslnk River Hd S*t • Sun SPOTTER PRESSER — For Cry EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPE portable conductivity bridge*, Claamng stora in Matawan araa. portable PH mater. 0100 aa new. Large plate glae* mirror Kg 8. green 616 III l»ii Mer. 10-17. 0-3 Pm. Clothing, — Has 1 day opan. Holm.-Mi 40X30 CM 405-0077. furniture, household Items. Must ba axpartanoad. Call araa, S40 par job. Ret. Own Worth much more. Never use* MOVING - Sole bad. Queen 546-4614 to arrang* intarvtaw. transportation. Calf 495-2331 Instructions with each. 074-1174 DINING ROOM SET — Tra- wtlh 2 custom Wsverty materiel ditional. 72" breakfront. table. 0 fool cover. 1 never uaad. (200 78 Auction 8al»B SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS GRANDMOTHER WILL BABYS ANTIQUE — Lovers chalr-tove- — 3 or 4 p.m. on. Long farm seet. exc. cond. gold velvet. Aak chalra. (350. Colonial chandelier Ethan AHen Maple end uble* 12) ESTATE SALE — Mar. 14. 1006. In my Hailel home, agea 3 ft u whits milk glass C7S. Call (136 each Coffee uble 0170. 1 work, plaasanl mrorklng con- Fenced-in yard, nice netg ing 0400 Please call 281-4203 Colt* Neck Flrehouae. Rt. 537. ditions. Call 741-4700. 2045207 attar 6 pnv Mepte bureau (35 Mlac. 0X12 » Colt* Neck Preview 4:30 Sale borhood. Lunch ft snscks I ANTIQUE — Charming cherry 3 smaller oval braided rugs starts 0 pm. For further into, call SWIM TEAM COACH — Private eluded, refs supplied. 767-5739 drop leal table, with 4 chairs DOORS - Glass sliding thermal with screen A mounting back. 875 Can 741-2850 Teddy Bear Auction*. 700-0722 Baach Club naads a coach ft HOME HEALTH CARE ft $500. 2 karaetran cerpata, 030; swimming Instructor. Sand re- piece sectional, 050. Exc. cone Can 042-0070 after 0 P.M. MOVING OUT OF OTATE - COMPANION Greet buys, (ennlngton pine 77 Pets and sume lo P.O. Box 96. Saa Bright. Exp'd and dependable lady w Call 571-1100. DRUMS - S pc SHngertend. 3 NJ 07760 ZHdgen RUM cymbole. hi-hai, Deoroorn aei. eaov. z coneote Livestock give TLC lo disabled person ANTIOUE DRESSER - aesrec units. 0120 ea. 23- Zenith be a companion snd do the da large oval mirror. Ml**!on Oa black, axe. cond. 01.000. Call TEACHER — Certified Group 7(7 1023 OMor ooneote TV. 0100 Queen Advanced And Teacher for 2 yr. olds, ex- routlns Reference snd Iranspo sideboard Large Crystal Punc sue eota bad. 875 Valour tra- Beginners perience preferred, 1-5 Call tat-on Call 671-2107. bowl. Constitution mirror. Lin DRUM — Tame ditional chair, (30 Antique chest 642-4732 after 1 p.m HOUSECLEANINQ — _ coin rocker 741-9244 Black. 0 mo.otd.. mint cond.. of drawer*. (00 Batgs pkieh DOG TRAINING TECHNICIAN — To Install and $20-630. Experience ft owr ANTIOUE — 1030. Plnball ma must eae, Includes, 1 floor torn, 1 carpet, (SO. Large federal mir- Bayshore Dog Club, 741-0040 service unit* that will consist of transportation Call between 4 chine, exhibits conquest. Bhak 22" base drum. 1 enare/etand. 2 ror. 850. Lamps 8 other Items BEARDED COLLIE basic electrical and plumbing 6 p.m. only 774-5423 tilt- tip* greet shspe. Asking tome. 1 cymboi aland. 0400. Call 042-0816 AKC. female. 4 mo ok). 741-0504 components. Must be Si HOUSECLEANiNG — 2 woman 0300 Call 707-0017 OAK CLAWFOOT TABLE — (400 747-7004. perleneod both in electrical and wtll clean homes or offices ANTIQUES FOR SALE — 4 draw EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE Round. 4 carved-beck chairs. BLACK LAB - AKC papers. 7 plumbing trades. All benefits in- Judy. 672-1729. er secretary desk, Mahogan 1 couch, 1 chair, 2 and lahlas. 1 ok), axe. cond. 0000/sst mo ok) Chocolate Lab AKC cluded. Send brief rsume: to with letter compartments and coffee table, pr lamps. 0 25' TV. 741-0062 papers 10 mo ok), both mala Box N-450, The dally Register. KID KARE AGENCY — Bsby. pet dropped Ik). Top has 3 shelves Sold aa set only Including T v Daya 530-0000 evee. 747-2040 Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. ft vacation sitting. house- lovely glsss doors. $550. Also Cell 741.0060 OLD NEWSPAPERS — From cleaning, errend running ftpa r 1040. Price negotiable Call CHIHUAHUA — Male. 4 lbs . 2 TELEHONE SALES Mahogany bow-back Windsor ESTATE SALE IMPERIAL serving. Day or evening N J chsir. 040. Mahogany nig 405-0010 years old Good dog AKC p/t Evenings 4 Sat. 0-1 pm. bonded ft licensed 747-J29: HOUSE - Must selllll Breah- paper*. 0120. Can 071-2001 Work from our local office selling table, 1 drawer, 0125. Canfront Couch. Tee Cart. Barker ORGAN — Lowrey. full sue with Monmouth County's Iocs! news- LADY WILL DO IRONING 530-5704 Lounger Kitchen Appliance*. rhythm atlaeherncrti. Muatc Hght CHOCOLATE LABS - 5 oeeks paper. Earn above average part- Shirts, snd family Ironing. E Dtshea Bedroom eel. 6 dining 0 bench. Asking 0750. Can old AKC registered Only 4 left. ANTIOUE CARVED CHAIR 747-1001. time Income. Opportunity for ad- Referencs* Csll 530-0003. Singer Sawing machine bees. A room chairs K nick-knack a. Coe- 0375 Call daya 747-1320 0 vancement For Interview call YOUNQ WOMAN — Wishes per hockey set Antique clock. Da tume Jewtery Call 212-460-9182 ORGAN - Hammond. 120 XL. eve* . 530-5730 542 0000 and aak for Josn. mlnsnt domestic position presslon glass Skis Ass'l tables after 6 p m On Sat March 9th. 12 lists tor (2.710 will sell tor (1,000 DALMATION — Brown aponed TELEPHONE SOLICITOR — Ex- hours per day. For «w a lamps. Parking mater. ' tofl. call 201 229-6171. or beet offer, mint cond., many 1 year old Female. Oood with perienced luM or pan tlma. Top peoplp e Honest, retleble. ow 553-0001 alter 0. ENCVCOLPEEMAS — 2 sets. Brl. outstanding lecture* Ceil kids Call 53Q.3270, l 400-3020. after 0 - working con- ens, net furnished on requea ANTIQUE DOLL CARRIAGE ttantca 11th Edition exc. cond. FERRET -it*, "wwr-.a* * World Books • *.. DA»j»nT WTERNATIOMAL SCOUT 1ITS ._ — I room opt EDWARO W COLLINS Aaamg liaoo Ca* FORO MUSTANO 1*77 - 4 oyl. AOEHCV B4S-4I4 •owrnaaa*. on new engine New o. • mum. l«m% re- ASH.ITy.oe»ENOASHJTY J Raaui Bras. stSBH. Caa „ No pete. CM (Mr S pm J77-01S* CHEVY MAUBU CONVERTIBLE EANSSURO-S rooma. SJOffa 1BS7 1S74 angina and trana MMMAN HUSKY PUP* •T-47O • room.. Uda Una. 9400* HOUSE WANTED EANMURO — 2 bedroom, ea 4 badro< JEEP CHEROKEE. It. V.O. at,000 mi Chapman locking aya- POM) ORANAOA — 1*7*. S qp., manyarrtraa* . S4000. can UMMW MetuOOd. S4M. Can HOME RENTALS. Bkr MS-IO* p/a. p/b. a/a, a«vtm. Asking 87-480* or TH Ml Oil ik«ay. Ca« M1I» a (t) new (•SO Cai 2*4-401* eves 71a.ta7-73M SK.VEROO CSS IBS* - AV. • alH.13I 30 P M 7i7-8oa* Msrchandl** KEYPORT er/daughter. 3_bodroom. 9 137 Lota and FORD MXJSTANO FASTBACK tarn. San/me. • i CHEW STATION WAOON IS7S IBS* - V-*. 302. aye)., PA., Wanted .. xvtnj room, kitchen. Awaag* - 70.000 maaa. (isoo. AM/PM rarestiiso Caa S71-M10. 7x24 kitchen. 1 beans. I car rasw. P/S. Ca* S7H72*. A-tUUDPUftMTUM M M yard ill >S0i Cea after a of homo, M- 9 p.m. 7*7-799* TOYOTA PICK-UP 1*71 - Uka CHEVY MAUau 1ST* — 4 dr.. srFOR.O FAIRMONT WAOON — now am aap. Aakmg Sits*. Caa V-*. auto„ PS. MB. runa A looks Se*, oeaar. eas. Carl haul. 1 ptoca STARK AOENCV 7S7-1777 KEANBBURO - Shad. SOB* 1*7*. * eyL. mM..n%. afWJJi. 7 pm or an Top doaar paid. 1K44M goad E«lra ii'tmli for snow ' ac. oond. 11*00 JUST RENTALS. Bur. SSS-1SH LWCROPT - Shady Oaka. Adu* Muai Da raBiMnaal. MasJ kv a ilMO Can S42-17S3 Condo. 2 badroom. dub UTIUTY TRAILER KEYPORT - Luxury apt s 1 * 2 ««7t7-t siso Caa uma PLYMOUTH COLT — 1MJ. bedroom CooaMg gee. heat * piliilssgsa SSTl/mo. CHEVETTE 1*7* — 4 CM . auto ALLENHURST - Sis.hor. Cat- atsprSpm WE Mil trana A/C. AM radio. 71000 dean, good oond SMOO ml. • not water Included Can KEYPORT — IMS I atary Col- auto . am/fm nil ISM S4A00 or 2*4 184* 9-5 p.m. Mon -Frt ^.1 w aMOTOOffl. 3i4 bsfjlfvj* onial Pnma location Eac cond Ma. EMS. cond. SHOO Ca* A BASIC LIONEL TRAIN SW.S00 Pikiclpala only Caa 300 Autos lor Sals 4SS-S37S Of 7S7.2***. baat offer Ca* 53*oa*t at ^TtMpiV OOCvSCtOT wWa Pay twtohejal si 1.000. KEYPORT ERA LINCRO*T REALTORS S4»-SM1allar7pm CHEVETTE 1SS0 — 1 dr.. auto. 2 ptloa. »81-*O94 or Hi Mil 1 bedroom 8400 naoounovm - i».soo CHEW CHEVETTE 1ST* — 747-1SM E«aaMl-aii7 I0O.12S caa 2SI-S42*bat.as trana, radio, now Utaa. aJ.OOO 37.000 ml., PlYMOUTH ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS CO* 471-8310 LEONAROO - Small 2 badroom 5-epd. • uonai, Flyer, oic- inanasi» paid LONO BRANCH noma Lafgaiat.1OS.mo. 2 atory 7pm AHOp-m. A-l cond. S2200. CMI ». groat cond.. SI7B0 or baat 1S00 oc, AAS, Nrjeody beete my price LONO BRANCH _ •a.jaMSMO-a S71-72S7. • Caai T-Tgr-**ir ' . HONDA PRELUDE 1M1 — BS- S7.0W IM. MW an area. I a, yard. 8300'. 8 rooms, klda. S4OO-. 8ousa*'s7S.O00- Can «72-23jT" em/lm asjnae. .. kkta. Moo. CHEW WAOON 1*74 - PS/PB. 1 nv... ortMnal wgSWaO!. ALL S«ES AND PPaCESI 1172.1400 A/C. AM/FM radio M.000 Ortg- ALL LIONEL TRAINS ALL SUES aPRICESI JUST RENTALS. Skr. MB-ISM LITTLE SILVER - 1 CMHa*015«.rtarSKM r. Set**. Can 2*i-3M7 PLYMOUTH DU»T*R 1*71 - JUST RENTALS. Bkr SSB-1SSS V* bath ranch on '4 utal HTM at bast otter. Caa A/C. am/hn Oood oondtaon. Or Fryer Top eaah appralau. LONO BRANCH - Klda. »40Cr. AMC HORNET SPORT ABOUT — HONDA CtVtC STATION Pnoanoob|ocl.94»-2**3 FUMSON allar 4 PM. STI-aTTa WAOON t*7A — 5-epd Front PWaaaadPWd . Aakmg a*M Ca* aar l tVW IT. S4S-U17 2 5 acra bunding M lor saw, not 1*7* 4 door asgnn. auto. p/a. CHEW CITATON - 19*0. S Cyl.. Aa bale pd. ready! SM0* HOME MENTALS. Bkr. 3as-1234 wheM drive, reoutar gas. new YOU HAVE Y0OII LITTLE SILVER — Oat Mai lad m 'idMdaMa. JuM SHUTS. am/fm atsno Naada worn, but 4 spd . em/tm tape stereo. I front brakes. Oood oonumon •Alt - Can Second Hand Lil 2 badroom. MM 0*. 8400 e PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY — HOWE RENTALS, Bkr MS-12S4 MONMOUTH COUNTY Ins anoras haWat oommumty REALTY BROKERAOE runa 1400. Caa 211-123*, door, steel betted ra«au SMOO 11*00. Caa M4-OT77. Mar I. 2*4-8*15 nor. ki our 2 badroom ranch «lth 201-jaa-oioo AMC AMBASSADOR 1S7S - 4 arm. CM 871-3358 1*77. e/c. em/lm stereo. Eaoel- Htgheet prlcee peld lor en lleme MIDDLETOWN Mil nassimnl. garaga. porch. dr., A/C. PS/PS. AM/FM Mill lent OOndtaetl. 810*8 lor quick erSquee. ale. for borgaine. stop RUMSON — WATER FRON1 CHEW MALIBU WAOON 1HI HONDA CIVIC WAOON 1SS4 - sat. 7S7-1SM after 1 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. ! and carotras v»yl aiding WITH BULKHEAD! S1H.000 M. graat Maps. Aaung Ssoo - AutomeHc. p/a. p/b. A/C. rear al 24 Broad si., Keypori KNOLLWOOD SBS.M0. EA ARMSTRONO BY OWNER. CALL B42-S214 Can 7B7-*«I7 defrost, am/fm stereo, roof reek. opaone. Best oner Cea PLYMOUTH HORUOH ISMI _— AOENCY. RaaHors. SW -roapaot 1 owner WHS «7I1O*» lafrani (.eo^dNKpn, ii^p rrnstoaoa . _ ,j_ raj pa aiaai • * i— » • * • «-al Ay. , Lira. BaVar. 741-4S00. GARDENS N 138 Mobil* Homaa A STAR IS BORN... . D* or beat offer. Caa CASH FOP) IOOKSI BOOKS' Exclusive 1 I 2 bedroom apt. >ayO badrooma, 2 bams, aat-M Runa good. PS/PS/PW. am/fm Kings Hwy EaM. (Walking dk> 2 lamily Mai paid. S400's 114.0 CHEW IMPALA 1*7* — 2 door. Aaklng S2M0. tanca to Foodtown Shopping Duptaa * rooma, kUs 4S?44775 aflar 5 75.000 meaa. p/b. p/s, p/w. Cantor) From last Dairy 1-4 1. 2. J BEDROOMS AVAIL! room-dmmg room, run baaa- SUM or beet offer 872 2*44 CLEAN FILL CHUT Attract rnotm f—tffWWp by p/door locks, power r HONDA CIVIC DX 1M2 — Auto. JUST RENTALS. Bar. 3M-1SU 140 RaalCatala pt*clog • STAR at ttw top A/C. am/hn. amad gl MfllGfl. eVn/tril CAsfraWlVrffl daTrfVOt •Mr 2 30 p.m. AM lopeon wented. S71-0011 Asachad garaga. in id gleee I laa can anyama aM-OMT TINTON FALLS — Brand new 1 oundraon 1132 500 Wantad d/ bottom of your «d 3 74»-**477 7 1M00 Me. Eac. oond Aaklng PONTIAC PHOENIX 1*78 - BED BANK - Luxury high rise. 2 fun both ranch Ssl'ra" shape. A/C. em/tm a Ouy Johnoon bedroom, mca view Also 3 -6M2 AU.CASH CHEW EL CAMINO 1*71 - p/a. p/b. No body mat WOO Caa Buy 8 Buys badroom * 2 baths Ca* MIDDLETOWN BEAUTIFUL W.ou, 1.4 famHy homa D*p«rtrrt«ni. tW Leas motor A tranamlsMon. alter s put. 7*7 Jess. VERMONT SKI HOUSE - TOWNHOUSE - HMI condition. 1500 cea S70-O4M anar s p.m. HORIZON 1*78 -4Oyl,4 WO.4 812 IMS between 12 noon S arn Monmouth County. Closing PONTIAC FaMSIRO 1SS> — Antique Kjrnilur.. laaraky. Uvar p m -8 p.m. * 7 p.m. I 3-badroom, 2'-»-oatti. aunaan liv- aa aoon aa SO days pgtllbll CHEW VEOA 1*7* Immedielo caeh. K1O» 10 Aval. By ing room artth flraplaea. formal * student or commuter. 11290. MM) cond . 21.000 ml.. Power EM Matmad Raanora. 1 ownar. MOO or best oner Can 4*9-0291 after 8 Caa 871-127. or RED BANK ma »~k IUS Can S2S-SMS dwmg roam. Urga aal-M klichan. I7IHH Cell attar s pm 530-41M MILITARY — Uniform., HHOPU. Huge 1 bedroom, spt neer trein famify roam, waoa of upgradad award*. • an HtnaMn. ww i INCOME PROPERTY WANTED JEEP CJ 7 1*7* - 304 U. V etaton. 9429/mo » u»l U 103 Rantals to faaturaa. and unit, prtwus yard, AUDI 1M1 SO00 TURBO - 4 CHEVROLET BLAZER 1M4 - 4 speed Iran. , p/a. A/C. hard lop. ww 2. w Old aaddkje. wei groat location Too good to ba Any condition door, sun roof, full power. 24,000 spaed. 4 wheel drive. 1*400. Cea PONTIAC LE MANS ISM - or army 5<« 9030 Shar* Hignlanda I72-H11 maas. Asking SM7S. Call Aaklng S42O0 or baat oner. Caa Claan good, running cond. trual AakMg BSLSOO Can for ap- after 5 p m 2*1-5244 Bin after a. 2ti AU7 needs muffler CM*, owner Seal MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (ALL NEW MARKETS REALTY MALE/FEMALE to tnara apt. pomimant only. §710237 Prin- cipal, only CHEVROLET CELEBRITY ISO JEEP CJ7 LAREDO 1M1 — 4 ~Tr 7ST-MS* after S pm. ANY AQE ANY CONDITION 741-*21 Rad Bank USO * uWMsa. pkia AUDI FOX OTI - 1*7.. 4 spd . — 4 dr.. Silver A white, Exc. TOP DOLLAR PAID 244-1077 '•> aacurlly Call Patat S30-SS14. epd. 4 wheel dr. 2 lops. 1 seta PONTIAC ORANO Lt MANS - REO SANK — Exc location MIDDLETOWN — Chapsl Hl> Sun roof, sm/tm, Hlc.ro SMI. oond.. loaded arWt extras 21.000 Look, and runa ancall.nl Can IM.. I7488 O. B/O 741(115 OLD PLASTIC MOOEL CARS - m.. ba.im.nl t gataaa MM 10S Summar araa By lava" 4 badroom. 14 22222*7 Hone! P7S. ft*. P/W. A/C. racing care. Lionel incl M Inquira 2 batna. Cantor Halt 911.900 871-0473 oond Engine rebut*. 1SBI. Ask- 106 Furnlahad double bad ISO Sold bar cabi- Wn wagon, vs. 40.000 ml.. ing MOO CM' after «. 7A7-797A PONTIAC CATAUNA 1ST0 — WANTED TO BUY — Antique RED SANK - 1 badroom. 1200- Colonial. 1+ acra, CantrM Mr. net 125 Twin bad complete ISO PS/PB. AM/FM radio. A/C. Lug^ Runa. Must aa*. needs kjna-up clothing 1000 tr.ru late 1940a tormal dining room, ralaad CANOE — II* gaga rack A3O00 or beet otter KITSON CHEVROLET CO. 8290 or beet oiler 7*7-37*7 after Victorian wtMee. ISM 2 lamriy, pats on. Sago's Rooma haarth nraplaca In family room Flberglaas Oood condition Nov. HOME RENTALS. Bkr MS-1234 Hwy. K S pm. Asa let Aaa*. and cnilton di iSM'i 5 ABERDEEN TO REO BANK Braakfast araa with window aaal. paddles UOO Call 7S7.7S7S BLAZER 197B - 4 wd. A/C. CIRCLE CHEVROLET 942-1000 IMO • suits a flrlllli velvets Rooma A Mudtoa from S40 s ark Csrsmlc tila floor., many stereo, new urea. exc. cond . Shrewsbury Ave. PONTIAC TRAMS AM 1940 — unusual Mala A glovee. rlnaatona HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3S«- I2J4 sm.nitlss MUM aaa Principtaa 50.000 ml With or without weet- 741-3130 LABRtOLA MOTORS Black a gold, aa power, low mae- TWINBROOK COLUMBIA 2* - 2* fl fiberglass SpnngaRd. Red Bank aga T w. AMIng 87290 Can a baadad rettery, ok) lace * only. S1S4.SO0. SS7-O3SO sloop, hugs cabin stespe 4. aflh srn power angle ptovr <42-O«8g llnana Can del * ESSEX MANOR - MWtary -*• CLASSIC 1171 74Tlf-243J 3 between *-J p m *4s>aift VILLAGE KiKhan prhrlkidgaa. MIDOLETOWN — OAK HILL • fl ancMeed hsedrnom Head BMW — 1W1 320 I. 47000 ml Challenger - 31*-VS. 117.210 AfsK 4 p m, ToT-*1*S. 7*3-9277. avaa. • Never used. Honda 4-cycie. to LINCOLN MARK V - 1977 Jecquelyn 245-7J91 Nawty i •U Fraa parking Spacious Coloniel Mum-level a/c. sun root, am/fm leastta. ' Eng redone el M.211 ml. GARDEN APTS. HP angina. U.Channel VHF ids tune-up A exhaust pipe. Olvenchy Ltd. edition OoM PONTIAC TEMPEST - 19M. 2 1 8 2 Dedroome from $490. Mod- Ml. Mver A blua. S apaad. fucaaanl lot. Offara 4 badroom. 3 oaramic radio, lighted compaee knot cond Vary well maintained Beat Oood car. UOO or tie CMI after moon roof. Fully loeded law door. MO auto.. 97.000 traoral ern, spacteue epta Heat hot malar Complete. Ready to sea a 4*5-4*0*. milage. Eac oond. S4SSS or bast ml. Aaklng 9300 Caa 49S-MB9. com water Cooking gee I Ilia bams Ll*. room with lira- Oner 3W-O7O0 days, oor Mooring svauabW at Fair Haven 774 offer Call 871-2117 eluded. On-promiees tenr Yachl Works. Win provide gi i CORVAIR. (CLASSIC) 1M4 — 4 PONTIAC BONNEVILLf SO - kttchan. kj lam room, acraanad dr. 44.000 ml Inside Nke new. v«. 52.000 ml.. sun-roof. Haded. courts, pool, recreebon aree porch, basamanl with gaa naal. leesona Easy 10 aaa S1S.M0 BMW - 320 t"s' - 18*2. 40.000 101 Ap*rtm*nt» Neer Eelontown ahopprng. Exc ml.. Fully Maded. 5 m Ooou pelnl. no ruM. New .tartar 85800 or beet oiler 543 «M7 LARGE ROOM — Nlealy attachad Bar Fnra mm. to aach Caa Fair Haven Vachl Works. LINCOLN 1977 — White 2 dr.. schools Ocean Ten. furnlahad Prhrala antranca. 747-3010 red 111.000 S72-B4* brakaa. ISO battary. 11*00 BO. PONTIAC FIREBIRO - 1S*S. A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK Highway 39. Oakhursl OS P A RR SUSon Convanlant 741*314 town car. Spoke wheels. My Oaal. heel paw, 9300s Parting S42-4271 to all acttool knrMs. Prlca BUMLER S BITTER INC loaded. 90.000 ml. Oarage kept Mini Power kxka. 21.000 IM. 931-492] 542-091 1* - O'day. Mariner. Oood Must aaa. Dark blue. Auto. Cea Klghlsnds, 4 room*. SXO'a MATAWAN S1N.S00. Call ownar lor appt cond.. co» trailer. * HP. a/b. PlymoutrvCnryMar-MOJaeuar COUOAR XR 7 1M7 - Oood Mint cond Caa 7S7-SS1O union aaacli Duplex. S300 S71-37S3 32*0 Hwy 38 2*4-5000 running condition. Many extra.. 871-9210 102 Houses for Prnrata amyanca. Ltd kitchan cushions. cover., extrae. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1*79 Mn. . 44 loom.loo... 14000 •• priynagaa. garaga. Mo/Mi A t 747-3447 »700 or beat otter. Call 530-7617 PONTIAC BONNEV1LLE Saa Srlgni. 9 rooms. SSOSSOO • Rant MIDOLETOWN. CAPE COD BUtCK REOAL COUPE — 1»S4. — Town oar. Oood oond.. asking mo. aanirtty Can SSS-S14S 4 badroom. Irving room, dining OATSUN 200 SX — 1BU. auto, BROUOHAM HOME RENTALS, Bkr 3*9-1234 A-1 ABERDEEN TO REO SANK OUTBOARD MOTOR — 4 HP. Hack. • cyl.. only 11.000 miles 82199 Can 00 seen at Oreeetor • MIDDLETOWN AREA - Room In room larga fellchan on 7Sil00 Llgntwln 1S7S Long Shall wtm immeculab). IMOO firm. a/c. am/fm issslla Sporty. Campbsaa Junction Euon eta- 1*7*. 41.000 ml. A/C. 1 AMATUfR RAOIO - Receiver Unkm Baacn. only SM0 lot Mini cond Asking MS 000 2*1-2210 40,000 ml Eac cond . taoOO Navaamk. S rooms. laoO'. vary plss.lnt unlqua aatllng lor tank, apare prop. Rd. Hemmerlund. HO 110. non amowlng iiiiilsaaninsl mala. Cat! 4*S-3»4S wo roanora I 747.J — Call 2S1-2SM doora. t bunk 4 door, runury matching ipuhi' and manual 3 $4 brocket. «2S0 CMI 1r-3*S7 BUICK LalABRE — 1>7*. Cue- ~" 870-1873 E>c cond . 8100 Call 942-927- Fair Havan. • rooma. MOO •72-0222 MIDOLETOWN — Haw 4 24' RENKEN CUDDY tee] — torn 2 door. 301 va euto. Loeded DATSUN 710 WAOON 1S7S — LINCOLN TOWN COUPE Rad Bank. 7 rooms. I70O RED BANK - ConvanMnt Broad badroom 2'S, lib. 14s*. to HeaH r exhueth . batey S10O cab. flbarglaaa cap. 47.000 ml. — PPaCED RIGHT RASSAS PORSCHES EATONTOWN - 4 badroom. im On bua Una SJO-S3I7 MIDDLETOWN — Rule 400QPH electric pump wtm ml.. Runa esc *M0. 2*1-0(27 exc cond . 13*00 Call 222-11*4 PONTIAC. 3*9 BROAD ST.. RED 1*77 9tIS Terae en IATONTOWN misilll occupancy Hit •pkllavM arm 2 lull batna. family automatic switch Deep Cycle BANK 741-51*0 91 ISC sunroowoofl ccoupe I liaroen apt., air. 9300's LINCROFT — Adull condo. REO BANK — Badroom for rant. room, basamanl A dack Naw Diehard Battery and ceee. Den- BUICK REOAL COUPE — 1*77 la 842-55*2 Naar trana tw/«k Can morn- 47.000. Selling, due to lllnen MALIBU CLASSIC — 1970. 5 rooms, eir. 9300 s badroom. M79 w/w carpMng Many amanitlaa torth anchor Of wltn 70 n. rode RED BANK MOTORS INC. HOMES ANO DUPLEX* AVAIL ERA LINCROFT REALTORS mga A altar 4 74I-0M* Cul-da-aac kxauon in proauod. Call 7(7-2*57 auto.. 2 door, p/a, p/b. A/c, W Wooden Meet 21 n. with rigging DATSUN 2A0ZX TURBO 1M1 — wheel, alereo. anowa Exc. cond. 131 Newman Springe. Red Bank JUST RENTALS. Bkr. Ma-15W 747.3»J». Evsa 741-3204 RUMSON - RMWntblt prtc« astsbllshad natghborhood Con- and step 3* It bionia Irack 3/4 BUICK CENTURY 1*71 — Mile- Low mileage Every option In the vanlant to achoola A transpor- Asking 828*0 Evea 741-7434. EATONTOWN - 3 rooms, UOO ATTRACTIVE - 3 badroom. UN Of living room 4 fl(«piaea Can 747-3M7 a low eo . Baat offer between book. Perfect condtJon Many ex- 747-0040 Fulitiiich«n Ante. batMtrwnt and tation Sals by ownar PrlnclpMa S. SOD * U0O0 CMI 7I7-54S3 trae. Mull aMI. getting married. MARCH I 187] — Mechanically 4 room., haat. kids ok. 9400'e bath, family room, play room. only tlW.aOO Call 747-7742. SEA RAY 1*72 — 21 200 HP RENAULT ISM — t dr.. auto. HOME RENTALS. Bkr MIM234 Ocoanporl U78 171-1030 2 drivtnwaye A Call 3M-3AM, leave meeaage and body In great shape. Must MercruMer I/O ExcMtent con- BUICK REOAL LANDAU COUPE saa oeat otter. CM S71-2MS A/C. PS/PB. MOO ml.AM/FM c ffi MIDDLETOWN — Looking to buy dition, extras S4OO0 firm. Caa 1*77. V*. A/C, P/W. em/lm DATSUN 200 SX 1M0 - While stereo. Like new must aawtllue. S3O-7W1 or Ml your home? Lat us help 2*4-2012 32.000 ml. Aaklng 12*00. Cea beige Interior, eunroot. A/C. MATADOR — 1*7* 4 door. V*. SSDOO. 1*4.7*47 sRar » pm. youl CENTURY 21 EMMnder Re- •71-2477 >. 54.000 ml. . Ooogood cond. A/C. RebuM auto trans , 71.000 10S Commarclal altors. «71-3500 17' Fiberglass boot 8 trelksr with ongtonal ml Oreet running cond RENAULT REUANCEOLI**!- 1977 140 hp Evlnrude 91900 84900 Call 49S-: MONMOUTH COUNTY — Cell Aa Is Best otter Can 871-1972 4 dr.. PS/PB. A/C, am/tm stereo. Rentals Call 4*2-88*0 DATSUN - 1M4 Maalma. evea or 330-0*43 daya 5 spaed. *4S*a CaS 871-1811 COURTS OF RED BANK lor our complimentary brochure MAKE IT YOURSELF ol exclusive uatmoa IS' MARINER - 7S up Johnson, 12.000 ml 5 sod Silver with grey ProtaaMonM Condo office apace BUICK SKYLARK — H72, Runa engine neede work. Must salt mi A/C. AM/FM csssne Crulee MAZDA SE-9 19*4 — Pick-up avsllsbto for rent or purchaee FOUR SEASONS REALTORS waU, many now parta. Oood control Much more. 741-4404. truck. 15.000 ml, Mint Cond LINCOLN-MERCURY INC Prime location CMI 530-7300 for RUMSON Moving No reeson«Me offer re- transportation Sacrifice. S2S0 or 8*000. 84245*2. Mom or Eve 900HIM Ooeajl Two778-1800 additional information MIDDLETOWN S71-S200 fused B4257M arrytlm. beet offer. 284-348* OATSUN 210 SL 19*2 - Hatch- HOLMDEL *4*-3700 back. 9 SPd. AM/FM cassette MECHANIC'S SPECIAL — 1*77 SANSONE OLDeVCADILLAC COURTS OF RED BANK - 153 Camping CADILLAC — 19*1 Coupe do stereo. sun-roof. rear n SpringIngs Unique 2 room office condo for NEPTUNE TWP . WAVSIDEKD villa Dtaeel. Loaded. 50.000 ml. wtpor/oefroeter low mi., exc Neada engine work. 91800 or 41^0 sale, with fun bam Approximate- CoioniM Spacloua 3 badrooma, Equlpmant Perfect cond Asking MOOO CeH beat offer Caa 942-9444 formal dining room. 20n14 living cond.. 84500 787-3730 12-9 pm STRAUS BUrCK-OPEL ly 52S eg ft Accopuonal con- CAMPER CAP - » Dutch lop m-oaos • ACRES Of New * Uead Care dition SaS.OOO A rare .find wltn room, tiled bath, snclooad porch. Oood condition, new cushions OODOE 100 VAN — 1*7*. MERCURY MONTEREY 1871 - On beeutlful I52»127 corner CADILLAC 1*71 SEDAN OE maroon * silver, cuatomlted. n running cond., aa la, PS/PB. Mwy 38. 2*4-4000 Keyport I Immedlata occupancy. Our ex- S32S Call 7S7-7S.7S after « VILLE — 4 door, gray with Mack tarry lowtU-lhjl i all clusive. tread Wl. 175 000 Ca" S22-11*4 New rims, new Urea. a/c. caootto A/C, 8250 firm. Celt aflar * pm vinyl, p/|, p/b. p/wlndows. overhead console, captains — U17. Toooy s Crafts you rwM 10 mjfci apnm Undy CENTURY 21 COZENS. Reciters OAK RIDOE REALTY 184 Rocraatlonal p/kxke. Tilt •heal, am/fm. Independently Owned" cnslrs 9*000 ml. Must sse la MERCURY MONTEOO - 1S74 SUBARU OL IBM — Automatic low* 10 lung me pothowtf Adult Communltlea * Vahlcloa crulee control. New lire.. Norual. sppreclste Asking 84500 Can In eac. cond. Oreet meaege wtat Crochif •niiturHj S11 River Rd. Fair Haven 34I-S0S0 Oarage kepi Low running condition T41-TAM MOORING) ISO - Complete wtth 284-4732 man 29.000 ml. Persia 1st gl hMvy lewd cotton Pitttrn S3.2S4. I1SS0 Call 2S1-17S7 oaf. Aaklng 94100. Caa 930-0212 RED BANK - 3 bedroom. 2 chains float, pickup. USO. CMI DOOOE STATION WAOON — Can 741-9530 93S dinctnns tor stt HOLMDEL bam. garage. Exc. location 747-3*17 CADILLAC Coupe da Vina 1B70 1877. slant 9. auto trans.. s«c after 3 p.m. 700 sq. ft of prime office space 1*2.000 CMI 212-427-37*0 eve* Neada braksa. MERCURY MAflOUIS TOYATA CHINOOK — 1975. running cond. 8*99 Caa BROUGHAM 19*4 — 4 dr. VS. T-BIRO 19*3 - WMta 1 door, in Rt 35 Proleatlnnel Building RUMSON — Completely re* USO 7S7-95B3 7*7-29*2 after S P.M. original mlerkK. A/C. An power, Rsasonabte rant. Runs good, needs some work blue. 4.100 mla. Aa power. RuM 13 IN 1v Men Mttirn A00 SOc decorated 3 bedroom. 2 full bath proof New car warranty WON. colonial convenient to school, $1500 CSII sai-gow DOOOE ARIES — 1992. Low uch pmirn for posttg* and REALTY BROKERAGE CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE milage fully loeded. 15900 or Caa 1*1-1994. buses, river 3 car oarage with 1BS2 — Navy blue Vinyl root, (W %tt 201-388-0100 lofl. gas heel 1130 000 No bro- bast otter Cell 871-0393 slier 4 MERCURY MONARCH 197* — * TOM'S FORD tealtvsr Int.. S cyl.. p/s. p/b. A/C. 200 Hwy. M Keyport KEYPORT - Store tor rant 14' « kers pleen tail 211 8*58 am/fm ilarao caaeetle. Hit wheel. OODOE ASPEN — 1977 cyl, auto.. 2 dr. air, PS. new 30 Total ol 420 Square feet bras.ee. 4 new Urea, Ilka new 2*4-1*00 LAURA WHEELER RUMSON VICTORIAN — Pres- •2.500 ml 1*000. Cell 741-145J 4spd.9cyl.Aaklng 9*00 ItlS/mo 1'4 security S ( p.m. Can 583-7819 cond. 44.000 rma. SMOO. Caa a» .fie. a. 2S4-4SM. tige, tin. schools. Bruce. 5 220 Wantad 542-84*0 TOYOTA CLEICA 1.74 Mudtocritt Dipt. 61 minute wMk to Atlantic beaches Automotlva CADILLAC 19M OODOE CHARGER SE 1S7] - tSOO. Csll 872-2321. MIDDLETOWN - Hwy location A Holy Croe. Modern kitchen, Convenlbla. Oreen/tan leather V-8. auto. PS/PB. Edalbrock MERCURY CAPRI — 1*7* Ideal for DENTAL epaeletry. w/w carpets, porch, garage, high TRUCK MOTOR interior. Claeelc Runs sue Musi and Holley. * loo much to Mat. Eneellent condition. 83500 TOYOTA CELICA OT LIFTBACK TIM Daily Register Orfho., Oral euro, /plumbed/or celling., trees. Ivy-covered ma- Ford 3*1 Win pay up to USO StSOO Call 747-8705 after 3 p. Can 787-3*94 19*0 — 5-spd.. A/C. p/a. am/fm health aervtcee 971-19*0 •a*. sonry 12 rooma 13 panelled, 4 Caa 717.4425 Aaklng S1M0. 4 spk. stereo, aa wheel, 81.000 unheatad) on 3 level. In friendly DODOE DART 1972 — Runs MERCURY BOBCAT — IBM. ml. 9*400. 538-0*43 evea •I14IHnaafalM .WaMiaM. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT — WE SUV USED CARS — Top OL0SM0BILE CUTLESS 1973 well. a«c trana 8500 o*r best P/S. A/C. 44.000 ml.. Aaklng >« 11177 Wai Taw HIM Long Branch. Call • AM PM, Waal Park neighborhood dollsr psid. Sctwsru Cnrysler- New front and. new brakea. Runa TOYOTA COROLLA — 1*77. 8 1159.000 negotiable, brokers offer 222-71 IS 82350 Can 870-0023. Udra.1 Bg. Mm.. Niuatar •TO-MM Plymouth. 141 W. Front SI. Red e»c I150C Mual sell apd.. 2 door am/tm stereo New welcome 842-7742 Bank 747-0717 SUNBEAM ALPINE 19*8 DOOOE DART 1974 — Auto, MERCURY 1079 — Large MX paint Call 741-24*0 or 530-1411. RED BANK — Office space 1400 Complete car. good lor pane. p/s. p/b, sir. sm/lm, eun roof. villager Station Wagon Ml Ask tor Bob. aq. ft.. M par sq. fl. + utilities. RUMSON Great Interior. Muat be seen. motor. 8290. Caa 870-1914. A/C. carpeting, on arts perking WATERFRONT 250 Autolnsuranco Body in good shape. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE I*M — Wlda vtaw of Kavaamh from huga Convertible * hardtop. Asking MERCEDES — M0 SEL. 1M3. 85 NSH«cnH ClUBg - ISO AvMlabie Immedletety. Call MR. AUTO/LIMOUSINE- WOO or any reasonable offer 9150. Cell 739-0704 Herd and aofl tope. New paint. plus anigns S? . 501 p 1 n _. tar, Walter Zlmmerar. aeraanad porch of aarty itoOa imaculate. Lapte blue inalalltc. good araa. dUerd barter.. 8550 INSURANCE CeH Mike 2*1-*l2a H-10 P M SOMSSZSO t SOcixnpth *42-H»5 caniar hall Cotonlal. 3 firaplacaa. DOOOE CORONET 440 — 19M or bat oner Caa 9M 9179. wida boai-d tloora. 4 badrooma Eic cond Must see to believe ua.ooo Caa in-f HIM Hta. M», REO BANK - Profeaaionsl Ol- CADILLAC LIMOUSINE INI — 2'-t battta. formal dining room. SAVE eUU? *" Low mileage, fully equipped SWO. Call aflar 5.30 542-399* VOWO 1970 — Good run 1H-TMI, Cr>*, Hsnrl nee auitea avail, in various Zlm- 27' living room. E«c cond. Htm around oar. Naada front brake 711 RIM. Shrewsbury Personally owned. Cell John, MO 1977 CONVERTIBLE — New tn-ij IMU kf Twn merer SWga. Units range from 1 root. 133 atona boHthaad naar DODGE ARIES K WAGON - •fora. MOO FIRM. Can 830-3795 room to 3 room to 1400 aq ft All 747-4000 872-1729. 19*1 Esc. cond. Woodgraln roof, no rual. 98.000 ml., well 1M-iaBj»«M|Titiaaucl| daap channai. All inn A 14 var- • 4 p.m. unite are carpeted, air con- tauaa of niaca. OuM road yat ROUTE 34 INSURANCE AOEN- CADILLAC — 1977. Beautiful. 1 •ides, luggage rack. PB/PS. AC. malnteined. Aeklng 82500 ditioned A have on-alte parking cvniral rocalion By ownar. CY — Celt tor free quowe owner. Seden DeVills. Loaded. etarao. 99.000 ml 94.100 Days! 2*4-4792. anor noon VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE Rates renge from 1200 -no -111 SSe-MOO Neil to Mslawen 83500. Call 739-9297 871-5555, eves * 1*74 - Fun car with sport strip (4M.000 642-1614 MONTE CARLO 1*71 — MO Stereo tap* deck, new clutch, per aq. It. plus utn CMI owner Motor Vehicle. 949-8344 I, .. ,|i afc . - - _ - m. a m aae*9Mpiai CRAFTS Welter Zlmmerer 842S8M TIRED Of ICE * SN0W7 CADILLAC 1989 — Convertible luiomaDC naavofaoia cortwiwi. battery, heeler * eaheuet A sac- How about a wintar hida-a-way m 270 Auto S«ivlce)S/ be. cond . low ml. 94200 or DODGGE CORNET — 1071.. • cyl.y. Call 741-205* rifice at 11000. CM *99-*78t. or STUDIO/OFFICE Dayiona Baachaa mon praa- beat offer Cell 222-7115 940094,00, 0 mll. . ggoood runnini g ondcond. MONTE CARLO — 1*77. esc. aflat S 747-7140. In the near! of Red Bank. 2 large uo*oua manufacturad ttorna Part* NeedNd s upholsterholste y work. Beat oond.. runa great Puny loeded rooms, lavstory. 2nd floor walk- CADILLAC. '74, Sedan Devllle. otter CaH 971-3498 VOLVO PARTS SALE -New- park. Pool, aauna, full aciivittaa OODOE DART — IM* Body 12.000 ml Asking 81*50 Caa uead. tor ofdlee. reetorera. up convenient to Municipal parK- in draam clubnouaa an tncludad DOOOE ASPEN RTIS7S — M0 2*4-38*4 ing S400/mo uullbee included with ownaraMp ot ihla 2 with elani 8 motor and Irani *S0 g^"«P »ANK VOLVO. T Some '80 Firebird pane. cu in. 2 door. Black A orange, 4- MUSTANG OT 1*94 — 7.000 CMI 741-5397 badroom, r.* bath, huga apaed. Keystone mage. Must kitchan, Irving room, norltfa •714750 CAMARO 1979 - Auto . PS/PB. VOLVO 1M1 OL SEDAN — 5- eUn/Furnlshed Office Suites sell. 81000 or take payments Prtoa negoasbla. 912.900 Can room. 3 car carport, ovarauad LINCOLN 1987 — 4 door and A/C. stereo, louvres 83500 Aek for Gary. 7a7-«S4* spaed", sun roofroof,. A/C. em/tm In, HT«-,.~.7irfaii- eWlth Secy A Answering Serv 1874 Toyota Corona. Not run- 797-71*1 after 9. .Shrewsbury, call 741-8700 utility room Prlcad in lha km 7S7S1S9 or 741-9794 alereo. 8*0088000 CaCat* 9114*4* or 620a Call 201-741-M67 ning For pens Beat otter Cell MUSTANGS 1*70 -W. 842-7033 after 8 29i-5*et after s. CAMARO 19*3 — AM/FM. A/C, 109 Buildings/ P8/PW. cassette 24.000 miles Fastback. Mach I, Both need VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE UNION BEACH — Cap« Cod « • some work. 1 Chevy Van 19*9. Tns sanon > nrnil suit nil Q TRUCK TIRES — Llka new. steal Must sell best offer. Days — 1*74. EncHinl running oond. l loour. WMI cairjlojn lint aga 664.600 Call 73B 4516 a balled radlals. mud and snow 431-23*0 eve* 39O-S749. needs to be rewired 91400 or irsd Mounted and balanced on S Don't Settle For best offer on eech. 797-3110 thM tits Mlity ovar jhifii irvrj T«m«r»ck
Btorag* 4 Wartv 6 p.m. CAMARO — 1977. 309 cubic NMJtt'l ChooHtUnntl Mills r>ousjr>g. Hwy M, Long Branch. boll rims i*. ton), cm 291-8454 W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E MUSTANO 19*9 Vlriou* •i your car, truck of van lha VOLVO WAGON 1*79 MS DL — PiintarJ Putsin KM Missal 132 Condo*a •tareo am/tm caeette. Near llree. Neede minor work, runa good. Auto., p/a. p/b, A/C. am/fm. OV-rfl—a doOfl 222-1712 260 Motorcyclo* pfOfaaatonal way. Call Lou 1900 Call 787-7433 or 291-1847 Sun «to 20 Townhouse* cerborator a/c, and more. Eckari, BUHLER A BITTER bjkj^MOIUm.C-1 8*0747 110 Wantvd to Rant HARLEV DAVISON S3999. CaH Bill 284-9081 CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH. MUSTANG II 1974 — 4 spd . lit * BADOE OF DISTINCTION 19*9 PANHEAD 264-SOOO y>od running car. 9 new urea, Shadow Lake village. Resales Best Otter Csll days 7*7-5189. CAMARO LT 1977 — 305 V*. VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE PROF GRAPHIC ARTIST — p/s. p/b. rally wheels, rear NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER ooks greal Great gae mlltaos. fttMfclng ttudlo or 1 bMroom WALKER * WALKER. Reeltora After 9 30 p m 2*4-22*4 11400, Cell after *PM7499-105l - 1971. 9900 or beet offer Can •pi /oood light, 10 ml. rftdiuB of 7414212 spoiler Clean Muel saa. 82480 * Evea Joftn V Wilson or B/O Csll 071-1288 NOVA — 1*77, 9 cyl, a/c. p/s. fl*>d Bank area «KC r«f» Oil FIAT — 1979. 131-Super brava VOLKSWAGEN DASHER - M2-1900 «t 463. 9-7 PM. Mon- 53O-O*ST HONDA CAMARO 1M7 RALLY SPORT p/b. new radial Urea, new point. 4 19*0 DMaat Wagon. Eat. oon. — 8 cyl. auto . A/C. p/s, p/b, Radiate, am/fm. good condition floor. Rune and looks aiuiaBanl. ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP — 1 NEW JERSEY'S a I VOLUME 11380. Must eoall Mike dtaon. Low M. Jfcoo sm/lm CSSSSWS 82550 or beet Must saa. tiSOO. Haaollaola. CaB 747-17*0. U M im Men Pillem Ma Ml RESPONStBLE' wner. offer Can 5*3-3438 747-0*23 Caa between 12-2. 498-2220 ilitiea in- HONDA DEALER ucn Htlnn "" WSUoj anrj Matur* working woman, singta, Rt 9. Freehold FIAT CONVERTIBLE 197) — VW BUG ISM — With bale * StMki prlvaM 1 badroom apt, CAMARO 1973 OLOS TORONADO 1ST* — UMling larXI. pool, e logging trail 870.500 482-4**! Besulllul condillon. 1 ow Rad Bank HM EXC raltxancM. K2 400 1979 - 11.000 mllea Spill bumper. 390 V* euto 42875 Cell slier 9 842-42*1 BRAUOHAM -BeouWul oond.. Call attar fl P.M. 364-0223 Can 5*3-9*23 attar 9 0 m S550 Call after • p m 787 34*5 Aaklng S1290 739-4M1 Can 5*3-94*8 or 7*0-3733 FIAT STRADA — 19*0. 4 cyl 2 VW BEETLE !*•* — AM/FM MARIAN MARTIN SENIOR CITIZEN — AcUva mala. NAVESINK RIVER — Spectacu- SUZUKI RMS0 1990 CAMARO — 1979. new pelnl. OLDS CUTLESS 1*7* — Su- stereo in. 4-epd, low mne- lar view, new 1 or 2 bedroom door 8 spd. am/fm cssetle. rear premo. Burgendy/eeddle In- naada mooMa noma or motor Qreat condition Fairly new rims * tires. Electric defrost Luggage rack New radi- Oood cond. 8725 or beet homa 530-0402. 10-4 PM MM- trom 8100.000 Call 741-0918 or 8400 or baat offer. windows. A/C, P/S. P/B. AM/FM terior. 91.000. exc. oond. 828*0 . Caa 7974917. Pattern Dipt. 420 al tires, osnery A/C Eac. cond. J48-33O8 X 741-4M1 Call 787-4429 • cesstte stereo. Chrome motor S1700. Cell 944-0090. with braided hoses Also comes OLOS DELTA M — 1M9.4 door, 300 Autos for Ml* WORKINOCOgPtl Shadow Laka Village YAMAHA 1M2 with car cover 51.000 ml 85OO0 FIREBIRO 1977 - V9. auto., p/s. The Daily Register i nica •nod badroom apt for ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT Virago, 790CC •eme brown. 31.000 ml 88000 Call 498-M2* anyUmo p/b. A/C. sm/lm, aluminum Cell 5*3-3730 aflar* coupta witn 1 amall frtantfy dog. Heaalea 4 Rentals Asking 81900 Can 972-2321 wheels Excellent condition Ask- SMONarthsrnlM WaMlM.. Willing to pay Batwaan $325- CAMARO 1*78 — Very good Ing 92790 Csll 9*71-53*7 NT1I377 PrmtNama. Addiais. 6368 Looking In Htghlanda. Att CROWELL AGENCY YAMAHA 790 MIDNIGHT condition. P/8. A/C. stereo. Aak- MAXUM 19*3 — With ferry, OLDS CUTLESS 1*92 — Cruiser Highlands. Laonaroe. Port Mon- 741-4030 mg 12700 Cell 971-93M FIREBIRD 1979 — 30* auto- •agon. 17.900 ml.. Exc cond.. em/lm stereo 1 aaailla 2 Neva matic. A/C, p/a, p/b. em/tm CAPPU Loeded. 97800 3*4-5819 • !•! atuooiv attc rataranca*. n**n "I"."."—.,, I a»no 7a7.ai5o aner 4 10 n m I m/o. 4 spa , >mmw • miles s^eau or rj'u. ori-etMU. p m , 229-4933 after 9 p m 942-7311 PONTIAC FIREBIRO 1979 HEW SD'ing Summer Pattern 2B1 Mop.d. CAPRI RALLY IMO - 4 spd AM/FM. A/C. New mee. trana.. PS/PB. A/C, am/FM CSIIint carburetor, brakea. battery CdU'og Fast tastians tor Dusy 133 Incom*) 3 PUCH MOPEDS - 8250 lor all AM/FM tlereo. 2 dr. nelch/w Musi sell, beet offer. 2*4-*931 *omen Free pattern coupon Proporty Also. 45 m p h Puch moped for* aun.roof 34.000 ml., e»c. oond., 88.000 ml Exc cond 94000 or Seng s? 00 plus sot posiige 8250 Csll ofter * 741-12*4 SMOO Csll 2*4-75*2 FIREBIRD 1971 — Needa body beet offer. 747-S9M Young Uaad Boon S? 40 t 50< M pin FOR HELP — In buying or sell- work end exheual work. Runs OLDS CUTLASS 1 I - a dr.. CARS UNDER 82.000 two or beet offer Call 1ZS-Few Ov«l ing, call Andy Rudolf In our com- 290 Trucks ft good V*. A/C. an Cara lilMse SUseatti merclel/lmreotmenl division, al KINQSLEY AUTO SALES 741.29 ._ detog. orurseoornrol. Century 21 Colons. Realtor. Tr«H»r* 7S7-7**7 FORD PINTO WAGON — 1*79. 87.200 mla 84500 Can 2*1-0*31 For Sal* COLTS NECK - Colonial on 74I-78M BLAZER 1978 — 4 wd. A/Oi fJUICK CENTURY 1977 — A/C. New battery. Runa exoeMent. or 291-288* stereo, new Urea, sec oond. 9850 or beet offer. Also 1974 MARIAN MARTIN landscaped acre. 4 bedroom. 2% INCOME PROPERTY — For sale PB/PB. rear defroet. esc cond. OLOS CUTLASS SUPREME baths, formal dining room, eat- by owner Call 747-WM or 50.000 ml With or without west- 91500 488-49*9 or 797-«M». Chevy wagon. 9200.1**-O0*9 PATTERNS ern power angle plow. *42>0*9* BROUGHAM 1M1 - p/b. p/a. m-kttchen. Well to well brick fire- 747-9037 CHEVELLE WAGON 1973 — 8- FORD MUSTANG 11 - 1975 place In family room Over 3,000 p/w sm/lm i sssslta tin wheel, KEANSBURO - Mint condillon CHEVY LUV 1*79 — 4 wheel cyl auio , looks oood. runa excel- am/fm. sun-roof p/s. p/b. crulae. rear defog. Exc. cond aq fl. of living area Economical lent new Urea. 8*90 or beet offer gaa heel 8208.900 Call Owner. 2 apartment! 849.900. Call drive, am/fm cassette Good 50.000 ml Exc. running cond. 42.000 mis 1*400. Can 94S-9CM Peggy. Klrwan Co 7S7-M0O condition, 92950 Cell 787-3*89 Can 2*4-00** saso can 291-0*08 530-70*8