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SINCE 1878 MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1983 .25 CENTS New laws cut Kean si lobster profits down to size $50 million MIDDLETOWN - Eleven hours state's 150 lobster fisherman make of back-breaking work one day their living from a cluster of shacks yielded Al Bigelow only 35 pounds of amid heaps of lobster pots and a lobster worth less than $100, and the fleet of small boats. shore bond Belford fisherman says he foresees Up to six times a day, from early more skimpy hauls because of new spring through late fall, the 30 boats By PETE WALTON "There is no more critical federal regulations. rumble down Compton Creek into need than in these two towns," The regulations setting min- Raritan Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. MONMOUTH BEACH - With he said imum-size standards on lobster that There are fewer and smaller the sound of high waves pounding If passed, the bond issue will can be caught stem from the Fish- lobsters offshore here. Federal of- the sea wall just blocks away, provide $40 million in grants and ery Conservation and Management ficials say the lobster population off Gov. Thomas H. Kean yesterday $10 million in loans to local com- Act of 197i One requirement — that New Jersey's northern coast has signed a bill placing the $50 mil- munities for the creation apd the sixth tail segment of a lobster been depleted by the fishing of un- lion shore protection bond act on maintenance of shore protection measure at least 1 1-16 inches - dersized, immature lobsters and next month's general electin projects. went into effect about three weeks egg-bearing females.. ballot. "There is no fotherl money ago. Bigelow, 33, said small lobsters "The appropriate place to for shore protection and the only In 1985, the minimum meas- make up 70 percent of his natch He sign this bill is not at an ordinary hope for the Jersey Shore is this urement for the main body of the contends the new regulations "have ceremony in Trenton — it's right bond issue." the assemblyman lobster will be 3 3-16 inches, and in nothing to do with conservation" here where people understand said 1986, the separate sale of tails and and that "the New England people what shore protection is all •Without the shore, the econ- claws becomes illegal. want this market for themselves." about, ' Kean told the 150 persons omy of our state would be devas- The requirements were de- "There's maybe 150 guys, in New attending the ceremony at the tated — absolutely devastated," veloped primarily by the New Eng- Jersey lobstering. There's Borough Hall, adding that the said the governor. "Finally we land Fisheries Management Council thousands in the Gulf of Maine," he state's economy would be "dev- can have the funds to do the work in , one of several organiza- said. astated" if anything happened to to protect our shoreline." tions set up to manage marine re- Bruce Freeman, the state's ad- the Jersey Shore. Kean, calling Villane "Mr. sources for the federal government ministrator for marine fisheries, Repair of the sea wall in the Shore Protection," con- under the 1976 act. said, "We feel that half the people borough and in Sea Bright will be gratulated him for pushing the New Jersey's lobster catch com- in the northern part of.the state will KnllWMMIa b» Larry P.m. two of the first projects to be bill through the legislature. The prises just 2 percent of the national probably go-out of business im- CLAWS FOR CELEBRATION — Gov. Thomas Kean and As- funded if the referendum is ap- governor also praised Monmouth total but contributes $10 million to mediately." semblyman Anthony M. vil lane Jr. yesterday Inspect fresh crabs proved by voters Nov. 8, accord- County legislators from both the local economy, according to the However, an official with the Na- outside Monrnouth Beach Borough Hall before the governor ing to the bills chief sponsor, parties for their support of the state Department of Commerce. tional Marine Fisheries Service in affixed his signature to the $S0 million shore protection bond act. Assemblyman Anthony M. Vil- bill Lobstering is important to Gloucester, Mass., said New Jer- The question will now apear on Nov. 8 ballot. lane, Jr., R-Monmouth. See Kean, Page A7 Belford, where about 100 of the See New, page A7 Nine believed dead as floods sweep Arizona TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - of desert storms which began last rooftops in Tucson and the hard-hit Damage to roads and highways as, and Arizona because of high wa the lldoded Santa Cru/ River. Floodwaters up to 8 feet deep week were two helicopter crewmen mining town of Clifton. alone was estimated at $10 million ter or damage to tracks. Babbitt estimated that at least surged yesterday through hundreds killed in a crash during a rescue Gov Bruce Babbitt, who has de- to $12 million in the Tucson area, In Marana, a community of 1.0U0 houses were under water at of homes in southern Arizona, clos- mission yesterday for a mother and clared a statewide emergency, flew said Pima County Emergency Ser- about 3.500 residents some 30 miles Marana ing highways and bridges, forcing baby. over southern Arizona yesterday to vices Director Richard Casanova. A northwest of Tucson, about 200 ptt> The Yaqui Indian village of thousands to evacuate and leaving More rain pelted the state yes- survey the swirling waters. He said Southern Pacific spokesman said 16 pie lined Interstate 10 awaiting adobe homes in Marana was liter- nine people dead or missing. terday, the day after helicopters the devastation was "incredible ... of the railroad's westbound trains 'emergency shuttle transport after plucked stranded residents from ally dissolved by rains and flood- Among the victims in the series the worst damage I've ever seen." were stalled between El Paso, Tex- being driven from their homes by ing. ' Babbitt said. , Democrats court NOW with 'mixed' ticket Democratic presidential con- But the contenders stopped tenders turned their attention to short of promising to put a wom- feminist voters yesterday with an on the ticket, even facing Walter F. Mondale claiming the NOW's insistence on the point. frontrunner's mantle after two Mondale s response was typi- triumphant days in which he won cal: "As for vice president, I see the backing of organized labor some contenders in this room...I and a clear victory in a hotly promise I will not pick anyone contested straw poll. who is not a feminist." Six of the presidential conten- i The former vice president got ders agreed yesterday to con- a warm reception at the NOW sider naming a woman as their convention as he started a new running mate in 1984 as they week following three resounding talked to the annual convention triumphs. r PM« bv L.rry P.m. of the National Organization for On Saturday, Mondale re- SOMETHING'S GAINING —An absorbed surfer after-effects. The crashing waves were not un- Women. The 250,000-member ceived 51 percent of the vote in on the Long Branch beacr^yesterday was on the common, as rough seas were encouraged by the group intends by year's end to the non-binding straw poll of wrong end of what possibly was the best wave of ta.il end of tropical storm Dean. endorse a candidate for the Dem- Democratic Party activists the day, managing to catch only the surprise WALTER F. MONDALE ocratic nomination. See Democrat!, Page A7 Feminists boo Student gripes to be aired MARLBORO - Dr. Harvey ing a meeting with Vice Principal last year to meet with Casey on a Casey, Marlboro High School princi- Anthony Procopio Friday morning regular basis to discuss studentcon- pal, will meet with Student Council outside the school. cerns. President Randi Asher and student "They should have come to the "Our first meeting would have Glenn remarks been coming right up," she said. leaders to discuss conditions which Student Council first," Asher said. WASHINGTON (AP) - John didates who talked to the conven- led to a protest Friday and the sus- "We have a way to work things "But they took it on themselves to Glenn says he did not mean to tion yesterday said they would pension of 50 students. out." protest and I think they went about suggest feminists "loafed" in- consider picking a feminist wom- The meeting will be held "this The council president said a it the wrong way They acted on stead of working hard for the an as their running mate in 1984. week or next," according to Asher, liaison committee had been set up See Student!, page A7 Equal Rights Amendment, but But none of them promised flatly who said she wished the students the Democratic presidential to do.so. had come to her first to air their hopeful's comments got him into Glenn's problem arose as he grievances over gym classes and Monday bathroom conditions. hot water anyway at the National was answering questions posed Index Liteslyie B8 Organization for Women conven- by NOW President Judy Gold- More than 50 students begin serv- Make a Dale B6 Advice :.. 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A2 The Daily Register MONDAY, OCTOBER 3,1983 PEOPLE Communists blamed in murder MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Relatives and sup- President Keagan were to cancel His planned Novem- porters of assassinated opposition leader Benigno ber visit to the Philippines But he said he had received Aquino are challenging President Ferdinand E. no word that Reagan's plans were changing. Marcos' claim that the killing was ordered by the The interview, his fourth with a U.S. television Philippine Communist Party, network in recent days, came after a week of tough Marcos, in a live satellite interview yesterday with action by police and soldiers in breaking up anti-Marcos ABC-TV, said the "best evidence" shows the head of protests triggered by the Aug. 21 assassination of the outlawed Communist Party ordered- Aquino as- Aquino, Marcos' strongest political rival. sassinated. Meanwhile, the military reported Sunday that Com- Marcos challenged opponents to produce evidence munist, guerrillas ambushed and killed 45 people — 38 di proving a government undercover agent's soldiers and seven civilians — in Zamboanga del None statements that be and alleged assassin Rolando province, 480 miles south of Manila, on the island of Caiman were both -recruited by Communist boss Mindanao. Rodolfo Salas to kill Aquino when he returned from self- The attack by 100 New People's Army rebels oc- exile in the United States. curred Thursday but was not acknowledged by the "If there is evidence that disproves this, we will government until the weekend. It was the deadliest listen to it," Marcos said In the Interview, which wai such encounter in recent months but appeared to have shown in Manila this morning. no direct link with the Aquino assassination. 'Marcos has vehemently denied opposition claims The undercover agent, Rosendo Cawigan, is * that he or the military were behind Aquino's death. f ormer Aquino bodyguard who reportedly said he alto "Let's not be ridiculous," he told ABC. "Why was at the Manila airport trying to kill Aquino. He la to should we want to kill Aquino? That's the most idiotic testify before a commission investigating the as- suggestion ever made by anyone." Marcos said Aquino sassination when It resumes hearings Oct. 10, the was never a threat to his rule. ROSARY MONTH — Pope John Paul II gives his government said. The communists' motive for killing Aquino, accord- blessina to to hundreds who gathered In Aquino's widow, Corazon, called Cawigan "a liar," ing to Marcos, was to destabilize the government. St. Peter's Square in Vatican Cltv where the while his brother, Agapito Aquino, said the assassina- in -speeeh to Filipino businm leaders Sunday pontiff celebrated a solemn mass dedicated to the tion was "a plain and simple military operation." Marcos warned that demonstrations were hurting the CHAR GED — Prominent tfuslnessmarrRogettoS Virgin Marv, hailing October as the month of the Opposition lawyer Joker Arroyo said It has become country economically. Pantalepn answers reporters' questions in Ma- Rosarv. a "monotonous pattern" for the military to blame the "It is crucial to stop these violent demonstrations nila. He has been charged with "inciting to sedi- communists for troublesome incidents. as quickly as possible so as to assure our businessman tion" after an arrest In Manila's financial district, Marcos, in his interview on ABC's "This Week With and banker friends abroad that the situation here is well where middle class demonstrations have called Iacocca to stay David Brinkley," also said it would be a setback if in hand," he said. for the ouster of President Ferdinand Marcos. in car business DETROIT — Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee Iacocca, Tells of Red spy, then dies in Moscow nearing his fifth year with the once-failing auto com- arrest. pany, says he plans to remain in the car business rather LONDON (AP) - A British businessman who was time of his death, the report said. "He looked a very frightened man when he came to than seek office in Washington. killed in a fall from his Moscow apartment had warned It said Skinner was considered by fellow Britons to me," Cane was quoted as saying. I made up my mind five years ago that I wanted to two days earlier about a spy operating in the British be lonely and depressed. Embassy there, a newspaper reported today. The Brit- ' Speculation continues as to whether he could have When the inquest was opened in July, Skinner's stay in Detroit." Iacocca told the Detroit Free Press in widow, Lyudmilla, said she was told that her husband a recent interview. "I've been here a long time. 38 on. Dennis Skinner, was found on the ground beside his been involved in espionage and, if so, for whom," the 16-story apartment building in Moscow on June 17. report said. was frightened of being arrested by the KGB secret years It's the only thing I know, autos." police on espionage charges. The Daily Telegraph said an inquest that was for- A Western source in Moscow told The Associated I don't like Washington (and) I don't want to make The Daily Express, which last Saturday broke the mally opened in London two months ago, "is to be Press that Skinner, two days before his death, told the a hundred million dollars, " Iacocca said. "I've story of the inquest being resumed in secrecy, said resumed in secrecy for reasons which are believed to be British Embassy he believed he would never get out of climbed a couple of mountains. I don't want to conquer today that since the opening of the inquest, Skinner's connected with security." the Soviet Union alive. anything." body was buried secretly and his wife and two children A Foreign Office spokesman said he could not Another British businessman and neighbor of Iacocca joined Chrysler as president Nov. 2, 1978 have gone into hiding. comment on the case because of the pending inquest. Skinner, Bill Cane, was quoted by the Daily Telegraph after being fired from a $1 million-a year post at Ford "Friends say Mrs. Skinner, who is in her late 30s, is The Daily Telegraph reported from Moscow that as saying that Skinner gave him a note on June 15, Motor Co. He later became chairman and, under his terrified ,of being traced and eliminated by the Rus- foreign residents heard a crash and saw a window saying he expected to be arrested that day when he guidance, Chrysler obtained government-guaranteed sians, " tne report said. loans and worker concessions that brought the troubled swinging open from Skinner's 12th-floor apartment. A w ' to a reception at the embassy, where a spy was company back into the black. sweater was pulled over his head and his left trouser leg operating. Chrysler this year finished repaying the loans, sev- was torn. Cane was quoted as saying he gave the note to the en years before they were due. Skinner. 54, represented Imperial Chemical In- embassy security officer, John Burnett, who talked to THE WORLD The chairman said he has only one regret about the dustries in Moscow starting in 1968 and the Midland Skinner at the reception later and then told Cane that past five years. I'm going to be remembered as the Bank since 1976 Skinner would be taken care of. guy who did the TV commercials, not somebody who He was twice married to Russians, with a son by According to Cane, the Telegraph said, Skinner turned Chrysler around, and that's unfortunate." each marriage. His second wife was in England at the feared he would not remain alive once he was under Italian ship missing ROME — Italian Merchant Marine officials said ff ill honor native son last night they had not received any messages from an Italian cargo ship which, according to a monitor for FAISO.N. N C. — This town plans a day of festivities Cease-fire is holding — barely Israel Radio, reported it was burning in the Mediter- to honor native son William Thornton who became the ranean Sea "We have not received any message," said BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - oldest American to fly in space on the most recent agement of social, economic and areas," he said. a spokesman for the Merchant Marine international Druse leader Walid Jumblatt set up mission of the space shuttle Challenger. administrative affairs. "This defies the resolutions of radio center "We have absolutely no news." The a council to administer Chouf prov- Thornton plans to return Oct 15 and the welcome Farouk Jaber, a political adviser the Islamic confederation (of Leba- spokesman! who asked not to be identified by name, ince, and an adviser to President festivities include a rally in front of the firehouse, a to Gemayel, told reporters after the nese Moslem leaders), which said declined to say whether he thought the distress calls Amin Gemayel yesterday accused barbecue dinner, a military band, the North Duplin emergency government meetings no to federation, no to confedera- might have been a hoax. Distress calls picked up by a Jumblatt's Syrian backers of plot- High School band and chorus Sunday that Syria was using tion and no to partition,'" Chamoun radio monitor in Tel Aviv, Israel, said a cargo ship ting to partition Lebanon into sepa- Hiov Jim Hunt is expected to attend. Jumblatt to partition Lebanon into' said. described as Italian-owned and named Gabriella col- rate states. Thornton. 54. a physician and graduate of the Uni- cantons, or separate states. "Those whom he announced as lided with an unidentified Soviet ship Saturday and versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, conducted As Lebanon's cease-fire entered "I believe there is an attempt to the administrative committee are caught fire. The captain and several crew members experiments on the cause of space sickness during the its second week, Gemayal called in partition Lebanon on a canton true sectarians (with loyalties to aboard the Italian ship were killed in the blaze, a radio shuttles six-day flight. top Moslem and Christian advisers basis," Jaber said. "The action their religious sects instead of Leba- operator on board reportedly messaged \ for an emergency meeting to dis- taken by Mr. Jumblatt falls in the non)." Just having 'a good time' cuss Jumblatt's action. long-term strategy of the Syrian The Christian Voice of Lebanon government to extend its hegemony radio reported brief artillery ex- Hundreds welcome thlecup NEW YORK - New York Jets defensive end Mark Jumblatt said Saturday that he over parts of Lebanon." changes around the town of Baasir , — The 's Cup arrived at Gaslineau says he was just having a "good time," but was forming an eight-man "civil in the southern Chouf mountains its new home last night with an honor guard of Austral- police say he and teammate Ken O'Brien face third- Gemayel met with Prime.Min- administration committee" to run Sunday, and Beirut Radio said ian yachtsmen already planning how to defend the degree assault charges after a fracas at the disco Studio ister Shafik Wazzan and former the day-to-day affairs of Chouf prov- gunmen kidnapped four internal se- coveted trophy in 1987. The Australia II from the Royal 54 ince "in the emergency circum- President Camille Chamoun, and curity policemen and two employ- Chamoun told reporters afterward Perth Yacht Club won the cup Sept. 26 after a grueling The misdemeanor charges, punishable by up to a stances ... until the return of central ees of the state electicity company series of races in Newport, R.I., beating the defending year in jail and $1,000 fines, stem from a complaint government insitutions ' that he too thought Jumblatt meant, just south of Beirut airport. to divide Lebanon on the basis "fed- -'s-tiberty and ending the 132-year filed by one nf two men who suffered a broken nose at Jumblatt told reporters in his All six were later released un- U.S. domination of the competition. the disco early Friday, police said eral cantons." Chouf mountain home at Mouktara harmed after the abductors con- The three-foot-tall trophy, loaded into a reinforced Officer Norris Hollomon, a police spokesman, on that the committee would later act "The most urgent questions is fiscated'the weapons of the po- packing crate, was stashed aboard a Qantas Airways Saturday said Gastineau and O'Brien agreed to sur- as a "pressure block" for the Druse whether this applies to the Chouf licemen and their two cars. The Boeing 747 from New York to Perth via London. Its new render Tuesday "They probably will be-assigned court In the centrar government's man- only or to all other Lebanese gunmen were not identified. Australian caretakers said the cup was too big to put in flaies and released, he said. the cabin. Hundreds of people who crowded Perth's (iastineau and O'Brien, a- rookie , airport got a glimpse of the cup at a brief news ((insulted with their attorney today and they have no conference before it was taken for storage in a bank comment on it," said Jets spokesman Frank Ramos. He Vote of confidence due this week vault, until the Perth yacht club decides where and how said*the Jets organization also had no comment. , to display it. Gastineau said Friday it was friends of O'Brien who JERUSALEM (AP) - Prime Minister-designate position Labor Parly got into a fight "1 was an innocent bystander," he Yitzhak Shamir plans to seek Parliament's approval for Mordechai Ben-Porat, a minister without portfolio laid "I went out and had a good time." his new government this week despite a potential revolt in the outgoing Begin Cabinet, said the six would decide Orient Express marks 100th John Benson, 21. of Manhattan, pressed the charges in his coalition that could jeopardize his majority. their strategy after hearing Shamir's accoimt of the abortive talks with Labor. If they blame Shamir for the LONDON — With a champagne sendoff and a against Gastineau and O'Brien, Hollomon said. Deputy Prime Minister David Levy said yesterday bagpipe serenade, a trainload of rail buffs pulled out of that a vote of confidence on the new government would collapse of the talks, they said they would not support W allace Orient-bound his cabinet. London's Victoria Station yesterday on the first leg of a be taken either Wednesday or Thursday. journey commemorating the 100th anniversary of the MONTGOMERY. Ala. - Gov. George Wallace, Shamir has assembled a 64-seat coalition in the 120- If the six abstain, Prime Minister Menachem Be- gin's vote might be needed to prevent a 56-56 tie. legendary Orient Express. The first stop for the 110 venturing out of the country for the first time since member Knesset, or Parliament, but six members are passengers, after ferrying across the English Channel, Begin has been in seclusion for nearly a month, and beginning his fourth term in January, left yesterday on threatening to abstain to protest Shamir's failure to is Paris. There, the nostalgia run to Istanbul begins in one of the deputies in the coalition cannot appear for the a 12-day industry-hunting trip in the Orient. reach agreement on a unity government with the op- earnest torriTow aboard cars decorated in 1930s style. vote because he is serving a sentence for theft. A kilted bagpiper played Scottish tunes and led the Former Cabinet minister Aharon Abu-Hatzeira on passengers, including 65 Americans, from a champagne Sunday began a three-month sentence of community breakfast at the venerable Grosvenor Hotel to Victoria THE WEATHER service after being convicted of fraud Station.

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N ¥ quarter, Oct 13. Full moon Oct 22. Luooock • I U 17 cdv Tundav. heavy combat. MONDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1983 The DlMly Register A3 Blissful couple pulls trigger on life THE NATION NORTH FORT MYERS, FU. (AP) - preciate your willingness to try to take "What struck all of us was how con- three weeks before she died. "Some- Julia Saunderi, II, had her hair done. care of us. siderate, how thoughtful they were to all time during that period, they made up Her husband, Cecil, 85, collected the "After being married for 60 yean, it concerned about killing themselves," their minds," said Chard. "Imagine Philippines trip faces revision mail one final time and paused to chat only makes sense for us to leave this said Lee Sheriff's Sgt. Richard Chard, them talking about It — the details, the WASHINGTON - The White House said last night It with a neighbor. Inside their mobile world together because we loved each who investigated the Aug. 19 murder- location, the weapon." will consult with foreign governments about possible home, they carefully laid out a navy • other so much." - suicide. "They didn't want to Impose or From inside a green wash rag, Saun- changes in the itinerary for President Reagan's trip in bluer and a powoVr-blue dress. On Ihr floorboard of the car, Cecil be a bather to anyone Not even in ders unwrapped the revolver he had November to the Philippines and other nations. Alter lunch, the Saundersea drove to- and Julia Saunders had put typewritten dying." purchased eight days before, in its Asked wnelliei Keagan was planning to cancel his a rural corner of Lee County and parked. funeral Instructions and the telephone Julia's dimming eyesight, heart con- chamber were six bullets. Both husband trip to the Philippines, the scene of violent political As cows grazed In the summer heat, the numbers of their son and daughter. They gestion and a stroke had driven Cecil to and wife plugged their ears with twists unrest in recent days, a White House spokesman read a couple talked, then Cecil Saunders shot draped the Chevrolet's seat with a show- •put his ailing wife in a nursing home of cotton to muffle the sound of shots. statement which said that "we are reviewing the his wife of 60 years in the heart and er curtain and wool blanket so their earlier this. year. But she became hyster- Saunders reached over and held the itinerary." The statement added that "we will have turned the gun on himself. blood would leave no permanent stain. ical over what she thought was poor care Smith St Wesson inches from his wife's more details " Monday after conferring with officials Near the clothes they had chosen to Then the retired electrical engineer there, and Cecil brought her home, said breast. She closed her brown eyes behind The statement, read by White House spokesman be buried in, the couple had left a note: and his Norwegian-born wife consum- neighbors at the Orange Harbor Mobile metal-rimmed glasses. Peter Roussel. said that Reagan's schedule was under "Dear children, this we know will be mated their suicide pact, becoming two Home Park where the couple had Jived Saunders fired twice. review "in view of the fact that Congress will be in a terrible shock and embarrassment. of the more than 4,000 elderly Americans since 1874. ,. The bodies were found by workers session, that key appropriations bills have not yet been But as we see it, It is one solution to the authorities say will embrace death this Weak and ailing, Julia came back to from nearby Owl Creek Boat Works, who enacted, and that a continuing resolution has been problem of growing old. We greatly ap- year. their cream-and-white mobile home called police. enacted but will expire in mid-November." Continental disputes reports HOUSTON (AP) - Financially urday at many of the 25 U.S. cities the reduced schedule ailing Continental Airlines canceled served by the downsized carrier. But Gary Thomas, spokesman 14 flights yesterday, a day after Thirteen flights were canceled for the ALPA's Continental chapter, pilots and flight attendants walked Saturday because of the strike, but said the company was making -off their Jobs, but a company of- Continental spokeswoman Step- "private deals" with furloughed ficial insisted the carrier was hanie Roth said the airline com- Continental pilots and calling "stronger than ever." pleted 92 percent of its 158 domestic former Braniff International pilots. However, union leaders who and international flights. They're getting more and more called the walkout to protest Seven domestic flights were can- desperate. They have a real prob- layoffs, slashed salaries and emer- celed yesterday due to lack of a full lem" Thomas said. "There are gency work rules argued that Con- crew, said Continental spokesman further cancellations and the load tinental could not maintain a suc- Bruce Hicks factors on the flights they do have cessful operation very long. Six more domestic flights and are down and it's costing them more "We know there's no way we one international flight from Mon- to operate a flights than. they're can shut down the operation today," terey, Mexico, to Houston were can- making." Henry Duffy, president of the 34,000- celed yesterday because of equip- Hicks said the airline's load fac- member Air Line Pilots Associa- ment problems. Roth said tor was about 58 percent yesterday, tion, said yesterday. "But with the "The cancellations were the and he denied the company was working conditions the company has direct result of Saturday's cancella- making deals with pilots. proposed, there's no way they can tions. If you don't have a plane, We have been contacting pilots keep a successful operation going you're not going anywhere," she on our furlough list to determine if indefinitely." said. "Otherwise, our loads are they want to return to work," Hicks Angry pilots and flight atten- good and the call volume (for reser- said dants accused Continental of filing vations) is very high We're looking Continental, formerly the na- for reorganization under the stronger than ever ' tion's eighth-largest carrier, sus- bankruptcy laws to void union con- Company officials said the air- pended domestic flights Sept 24 and tracts. line was flying with about 650 pilots, filed for reorganization' under They began picketing early Sat- about 140 more than needed to fly Chapter 11. JERSEY DISCOUNT CURRENT MONEY MARKET RATES OIL CO. FORTHIWIH•TAMTINa • IPTIMBIR 27 LIMITED CAPITAL PLUS Jimmy wooden sit still... RATE 6.15% TO YIELD 8.46% Attaclatea rrni MA UNLIMITED CAPITA.L PLUS Former President Jimmy Carter puts the fin- the former president's famous friends. The four RATE: 7.00% TO YIELD 7.20% ishing touches on chairs he built from trees in Shaker-style chairs are expected to bring from his back yard before the signed hickory chairs $25,000 to $1 million for the proposed $25 million C«rttfl€KJM»t»r«dD«llv«r!«« 1S0(Ul.M4n go on the auction block in New York along with Carter Presidential Library and Carter Center I CENTRAL JERSEY BANK more than 300 other items, including gifts from of Emorv University In Atlanta. 8bW«. 493-8777 *y AIM .p T«iv*yr coivtrvM^jv Co-Tylenol recall nixed CT • • , J LEWISBUG, Pa. (AP_ ) - A_ 34-year - Co-Tylenol as the cause of death," | NEWLY EXPANDED/ old man with a heart murmur died after Muller said in a statement last night taking Co-Tylenol, prompting a volun- "The medication is packaged in a tary statewide recall yesterday of the tamper-resistant foil strips ... and it is cold medicine. But it was canceled when fabulous "extra value" highly unlikely that the tablets could be the state health director said the action contamintated. was unjustified. An autopsy on the victim, Randall Police retracted the recall request Hummel, did not reveal what caused the after learning the man died of fluid in fluid to,accumulate in the'lungs, and the lungs, and authorities said they had toxicological tests were turned over to no evidence linking the death to the cold the FBI for analysis, said Dr. James tablets Malcolm, who conducted the autopsy. COAT SALE! The recall request was issued yester- day morning by East Buffalo Township The FBI'turned over capsules of the police, who later canceled it after drug found in Hummel's home toth e Kinkel's buyers criticism from state health director Dr. Food and Drug Administration, which H Arnold Muller. will conduct tests, said FBI agent Paul "The autopsy report did not point to Miller. do it again! MISSY. JUNIOR. What an exceptional buy our YOUNG JUNIOR. buyers made1 That's why we are Nicaraguan aid dodges ax able lo oiler you these lamous WOMEN & GIRL SIZES brand quilted coats at such low WASHINGTON (AP) - President The- House, which voted 228-195 on prices. Toasly warm lightweight Reagan has won at least a reprieve in July 28 to kill the program, is scheduled down or poly - filled with lustrous lining. Some reversibles. some with Congress for the CIA's embattled "cov- to consider the cut-off proposal again in about two weeks as part of the 1984 COATS* fun lur collars Long or short ert" aid to Nicaraguan counter-revolu- lengths including stadiums and tionaries. intelligence authorization bill. No matter what style, what drawslnng.panlcoal — all in this The Senate Intelligence Committee fabric. Kinkel's has the season's newesl vibrant colors': coat you've been looking has accepted a slightly revised aid plan Congressional staff aides of both parties, speaking on condition they not tor And besl ol all. at and the House may shy away from a prices less than you ex- head-on fight to stop it. be identified, agree that the cut-off ef- pected lo pay lof these The administration's recent success fort has lost steam since the July vote superb 1983lashions has buoyed some Reagan backers who for several reasons. Among them are: now believe Congress will let the pro- gram continue for the foreseeable • The more pressing crisis over the future. role of U.S. Marines in Lebanon. Meanwhile, the CIA-backed "con- • Intense anti-Soviet feeling over the tras" — or counter-revolutionaries — downing of Korean Air Line Flight 007 have stepped up attacks against that has hardened congressional senti- Nicaraguan towns near the Honduran ment on a wide range of security issues. border and against economic targets • Administration pleas that covert deep inside the country. The leftist actyin is crucial to its overall political strategy in Central America and has "Save an extra $5.00 on Nicaraguan government claims to have Quilted Coats beaten back the attacks. already succeeded In forcing Nicaragua By taking no action before the 1983 to soften its negotiating position. fiscal year ended Friday, Congress al- • Pentagon estimates that an overt lowed funding for the covert action to program for stopping weapons going continue. Proposals to end it are ex- from Nicaragua to leftist guerrillas in El pected to re-emerge later this month, Salvador would cost J300 million and risk but their chances appear doubtful. deeper U.S. military involvement. save more Oft I than a big lion irlcis Grocery COS tS dip The Daily Register now By The Associated Press (USPS-14M4O) save Grocery prices dropped by more than half Published deilv bv The Red Bank Regular even """COUPON""- a percent last month, according to an As- Established In 1171 30% by John H Cook and Henry Cllv You must present this more! sociated Press marketbasket survey, but the Main Office dip is probably just the lull before the infla- Ont Register PH«. Jhrewsoury, Njinii coupon to get an additional tion storm. Branch Office* present this $5.00 towards purchase of IH Rl 35. Mlddlotoxn. N J 017*1 The AP found few clear trends in prices Monmoutn County Courthouse. coupon and quilted coat in stock during September: At the meat counter, for Freehold, N.J. WTlt SAVE example, pork coops generally were down MamMri of int Associated Prtu The As- an extra Clip and Save! sociated Prtit II entitled encluslvelv to tht UII while chopped chuck was up and frankfurters. of all the local news printed In tha newspaper ai SS 00 were mixed. In the dairy case, there were watl as all AP news dispatches. otter good through October 15,1913 bargains for butter and higher prices for Mamoer ol in. American Nawipaear Pub- lishers Muclallon. tnt Audit Bur.au ol Circula- eggs tion in. Naw Jar »av Press Association. The report Is based on a survey of 14 food Second Class postae. paid at Rod Bank, N.J. 07701 and at additional post cftitn Published and non-food items, selected at random and Oallv-excaet Saturday * Sunday. Mail subs

MIDDLESEX - Negotiations when classes were canceled for union members back to work, but between striking teachers and the 2,100 students in the district's five the Middlesex Education Associa- Board of Education continued yes- schools. On Thursday schools re- tion said it 'would not comply with terday while teachers voweu they opened, staffed by administrators the order. would continue to defy a court order and substitute teachers. to send them back to work. Superior Court Judge Richard S The union represents more than The two sides bargained until 1 Cohen ruled last Wednesday that the 200 teachers, maintenance and a.m. Saturday and were sent home strike was illegal and ordered the clerical workers. by a mediator when they reached a stalemate, said a spokesv. otian for teachers, Vivian-Sue Penn. 10-car pile-up hurts 10 "We hope to reach an agree- ment," but teachers will be back on WEEHAWKEN (API - A 10- Thousands of cars exiting the the picket line at 7 a.m. today if vehicle chain-reaction accident in- Lincoln Tunnel backed up behind the there is no settlement, said Penn, a jured 10 people and closed a three- accident scene on the roadway's representative of the Middlesex lane highway linking the Lincoln westbound lanes as rescue teams Education Association which repre- Tunnel and the New Jersey Turn- and police attempted to clear the sents the teachers and other striking pike for more than a hour yester- roadway. Lanciotti said. workers. day, officials said At least one of the injuries was The school board has notified the The accident, on a rain-slicked reported to be serious, but details teachers union it Will go back to roadway, occurred about 4:45 p.m were not available, he said. court today to enforce a court order and involved eight cars, a van and a A minor collision triggered the that striking district teachers re- AlMClAM Prtsi photo bus. said Joseph Lanciotti, a spokes- chain-reaction accident, which oc- turn to work, officials said RESCUE EFFORTS CONTINUE — Rescue a.m. yesterday. The workers would able to man for the Port Authority of New curred about midway along the two- The strike began' Wednesday, workers surround the mouth of a cave near touch Scott, however as of early this morning York and New Jersey. mile viaduct Kutrtown, Pa., last night where Robert E. Scott they were unable to lift him from the crack. of Trappe, Pa., was trapped in a crevice since 2 Kidnap Elaine Powers bids stir We're Celebrating Clayton HIT IT CLAYTON -iAPI - 15 Years in Knur attempted kidnap- pings within one week in the We"H i>l ;m elementary Ocean Township! school have prompted po- lice in this (Jloucester County community to in- THE BEIT crease patrols and Join Us...and Our / circulate sketches of a sus- pect among children, pa- rents and crossing guards, police said yeslerdav. SALE! We're having a Special on hips, •Police said they have Sweepstakes! thighs, fannies, legs and waistlines. reports that four children For only 5575 a month. Elaine Powers is going have been confronted by a to give you one year of fantastic Powerase man in separate incidents workouts and one year of new diet and nutri- on Sept 23. last Wednesday Shadow Lawn Savings has been at its Ocean Township tional programs and one year ol circuit and Thursday While de weight training on specialized equipment. scriptions of the suspect location in the Middlebrook Shopping Center for 15 years, After one year of all that, you'll be able to are similar, police said and we want to thank you tor your loyalty and support! really light fat. Because with Elaine Powers they are not sure if the Come visit us between Monday, October 3 and Friday, on your side, you can hit it below the cases are related. October 7 for a free gift - - and enter our Celebration Sweep- Kelt the same way it hits you Police said preliminary stakes for the chance to win a valuable prize! The drawing sketches of the male sus- will be on Tuesday afternoon. October 11; you need not be BatnePtwer* pect were drawn after the present to win. HIT IT BELOW attempted abduction of a 6- THE BELT SALE! year-old girl on Wednes- >•> day, when a man claiming / $E75 to be her uncle tried to take her from the Clayton i -' Elementary School Complete one year program The man told the stu- HUT "rs offer ends soori dent that "her mother could not make it" to Etainc P^wws, school to take her home, The First Woman police Chief Salvatore of Fitness™ GancLsaii 'he ioig*lt Mnell tytlem (Of M

• Bui the woman l» —— — — — — _ -• who was supposed to pick the girl appeared, Ganci said. He said the suspect "claimed he was an uncle ivings ) Call now and ask about our new P*werclK program.! She said. No, you're & Loan Association not!" before taking the 544-1773 739-4774 girl away. Middlebrook Shopping Center, Highway 35 Police said the suspect Ocean, New Jersey 07712 SHREWSBURY AVE. & HWY. 35 KMART PLAZA, ROUTE 35 is described as about 5- 222-1100 SHREWSBURY, NJ. HAZLET, N.J. foot-8, with a cut over his Member FSLIC left eyebrow. Good at all participating salons MONDAY. OCTOBER 3.1983 The Daily Register AS How to select proper software for home computer

By DIALOGUE SYSTEMS 1. Know what you want your pro- sider the cost of a color monitor or especially careful when you're gram to do. Are you a once-a-week additional hardware components if buying software for younger people. The Question: How can a person letter writer or a moonlighting play- a particular program requires Like books and games for children, keep track of a stamp collection, wright? It's not enough to identify a them. software should be tailored to the SQFTOE write a novel on a word processor, general area of interest, such as 4. Examine the docuneoUtloD. age and ability of the user. Teacher and play "The Star Spangled Ban- word processing. The more specifi- The better the printed information recommendations can be helpful ner", all on the same machine? cally you can outline your needs, the that comes with the software, the here, as can software reviews and The Answer: Select the ap- more likely it is you'll find a pro- easier the time you'll have learning articles in educational and com- propriate software for your home gram that can handle them. to use the program on your own. puter-related magazines. computer. n2. Find out what programs are Look for well-organized, easy-to-un- 7. Shop around before you buy. No computer runs without soft- available. Before you pay $400 for a derstand material. If the program is When shopping for software, you ware, and the kind of software you data base management program, particularly complicated, check for actually have more leeway than use determines to a large extent the make sure there isn't a $200 pro- an index or a detailed table of con- when buying hardware. Less can go kind of performance you get from gram that has all the features you tents. wrong with a floppy disk than with your machine. If you, like 95 out of need. It pays to identify three or 5. Find out at much as you ran electronic and mechanical machin- 100 home computer owners, plan to four programs of interest and com- about the program before you buy ery. It's worthwhile to check fea- buy commercial software, it pays to pare and contrast their features. it. Read reviews and pertinent tures and prices of programs at all thoroughly investigate your options 3. Consider your hardware. In the articles in computer magazines, kinds of vendors: computer stores, before making a purchase — partic- best of all possible worlds, buying talk to users who are familiar with discount and department stores, and ularly if you follow the "software software for a computer would be the program, and, if at all possible, mail-order houses. Check with first" rule in choosing a home com- no more complicated than selecting try it out yourself—either at a store, users' groups to learn about dis- puter. (See Article Number 3 in this a record for a stereo. But in these a school, or a friend's house. counts or programs that are not series.) less-than-perfect times, you must Firsthand experience will let you commercially available Here are some guidelines that check program requirements know how easy or difficult a pro- will help ensure that you get your against system capabilities. Note gram is to learn and use. TOMORROW: Video garnet money's worth, whether you're the operating system required and 0. Be sure the program li ap- and your child: Beneficial or Haz- spending $50 or $500. the memory needs specified. Con- propriate for the Intended user. Be ardous? Student loan defaulters had better be on their guard If you're among the hundreds of between federal and state agencies. haunt you. The Education Depart- ment may soon have another weap- of the $173 billion of loans made thousands who are in default on Defaulters include top pro- ment will make a determined effort on. One of the bills the Senate is under the (luaraiiteed Student Loan your college student loans, beware! fessionals, journalists, government to reach you and give you one more expected to take up this fall is the Prdgram art in default The default The following unpleasantries may workers. Secretary of' Education -chance to work out a repayment Federal Debt Recover Bill, spon- rale under the other major student happen to you in the next few T.11. Bell revealed recently that his schedule. (This tactic prompts sored by Sen. Charles Percy. R-III loan program -National Direct Stu- months: SYLVIA own agency employed 68 defaulters about 25 percent of those getting the If enacted, the Justice Department dent Loans - i.s around 16 pen nil and announced a drive for repay- letter to respond.) will be able to contract with private Depending on the type (if loan on -- Your name will be sent to a PORTER ment (50.518 loans valued at $67 7 In the next few months, the law firms on certain debt collection which you've defaulted, federal ef- national credit bureau, which will million!. Education Department expects to matters - not limited to student forts can get under way auto- pass it along to a regional credit But now with passage of the Fed- turn over the names of about half a loans - ahd hire private lawyer* to matically in at little as 120 days. bureau as well. eral Debt Collection Act last year, million defaulters to national and recover the money. The cumulative message to all of - A collection agency will come the Department of Education may regional credit bureaus. Once this If necessary, defaulters will be you: Both the fedenil and Male gov- after you and its efforts to collect take such actions as described happens, your sources of credit will ernments expect repayment of the will be the most vigorous ever. aren't federally insured - your state taken to court. Up to now. litigation above. In advance, however, you dry up: no car loan, no mortgages, has been limited by lack of funds loans made to you and no longer will - The Justice Department may may initiate actions to force you to would be notified by mail at the best allow you to evade your responsi- no new credit cards. and personnel. sue you. pay up. Some states will repossess available address for you -- provided Simultaneously, private collec- biliiics About 900,000 of you have de- •- If you're a federal employee, your car, others might withhold any by the IRS. If you've moved and tion agencies will be given your "BEAUTIFUL" FOOTNOTE faulted on student loans - the back- 15 percent of your wages will be state income tax refund due you or failed to notify your lender, in most name and address and will start All 68 employees al the Department withheld until your debt is paid in similar actions. cases you've violated the terms of their drives. Collection agencies ground for this sordid tale Most of Education previously in default full. Past collection efforts have been your loan. keep just under 25 percent of what former students make good on loan i to the utter embarrassment of Sec- - For some kinds of student hampered by poor records, limp ef- If you're taken to court, your they collect from you. payments, but enough fail to do so to retary Belli have started repaying loans •- among them, loans that forts, virtually no communication "oversight" will come back to What's more, the federal govern- warrant the estimate that $2 billion their kiiins Investment newsletters are bullish on long-term prospects

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Established in 1(71 - Published by The Red Bank Register WASHINGTON - To the Pentagon's big when, be laid, "We made full disclosure of A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper spenders, apparently all's fair in love, war the information to Congress '' and procurement. In their leal to get money Bethune disputes ins. From my find- JAMES E. McKEARNEY, JR. for the • Bigeye " binary chemical bomb, ings, so do I. defense officials neglected to tell Congress INDIAN UPRISING - On Aug. S, I President and Publisher about a fatal flaw in the weapon: It would reported the smoldering discontent of blow up in the plane before it could be JACK Arthur Z Kamin. Editor; Herbert H Thorpe, Jr., Assistant Editor; Charles C. Tribiehoni. Sunday Nicaraguan Indian rebels fighting the Sar.d- Editor; Russell P Rauch. Assistant Sunday Editor; Jane Fodertro. City Editor; Doris Kulman dropped. inula regime in uneasy alliance with the Editorial Page Editor This is not an insignificant deficiency. ANDERSON CIA's favored guerrilla group, the Yet the information was withheld from the Nicaraguan Democratic Force, or FDN. Thomas C.,Donahue. Director ol Marketing. Daniel J Gallagher. Controller; Kevin J. McCourt, disbursers on Capitol Hill by officials who Now I have exclusive new information Circulation Director: Prank J Allocca. Production Manager wanted to get their hands on toe develop- that the Indians' threats of mutiny actually ment funds first and then worry about the came to pass. Furious at the way they were A6 MONDAY, OCTOBER 3.1983 details. being shortchanged on CIA arms and sup- 7 But one meddlesome congressman, Rep. Meanwhile, the same possibility was plies by the FDN and the Honduran army, Ed Bethune, R-Ark , learned about the cov- brought to the attention of Bethune. The nearly half of the Miskito Indian rebels er-up and fired off an angry letter to the congressman, a former FBI agent, began mutinied against their own leader, Stead- 'Gee, for a while there, I was afraid he General Accounting Office, accusing Pen- his own investigation. He discovered that man Fagotti. tagon officials of "massaging the facts and the Bigeye had been tested at Aberdeen, Some 700 of the estimated 2,000 Miskito wouldn't let us come along' rewriting history" In their testimony about Md , and that the bomb did indeed explode guerrillas joined the mutiny under a "Com- the Bigeye He called upon the GAO to when the chemicals were mixed in a 60- mander Alfonso." They demanded an end to investigate the "nature and extent" of the degree environment. the alliance with the FDN and independ- deception and the possibility of charging the Researchera told Bethune that they had ence from the Honduran army chief, Gen. errant officials with criminal violations. been working on the temperature problem Gustavo Alvarez, whom they accused of My associate Jock Hatfield has seen a since June 1982 This was a full month corruptly diverting CIA arms the Indians draft of the letter, which is being treated before the House took up the question of were supposed to get. with official discreetness. funding the bomb. During the debate, no Another thing that rankled the Indian The idea of a binary chemical bomb has mention was made of any problem with the fighters is the political taint they say is been kicking around the Pentagon since the bomb. attached to the FDN, which is led mainly by 1960s. To prevent a poison-gas disaster Defense officials continued to keep their former officers in the hated National Guard while the bombs are in storage, the mouths closed when they again submitted of the late Nicaraguan President Anastasio chemicals in the bomb would not be mixed the budget requests for Bigeye in 1983. As Somoza The rebellious Indians felt their into a lethal compound until it was on the late as February, officials insisted that talk movement's hopes for eventual autonomy way to its target. of Bigeye's unreliability were "without any in a free Nicaragua were being com- This concept was valid as long as bomb- supporting evidence." Yet they were fully promised by the Somoza connection. ers stayed at high altitudes, where outside aware of the test result and other urgent The Miskito mutiny was forcibly put temperatures are far below the 60 degrees warnings. down by Honduran troops, and the Fahrenheit at which the deadly mixture Later, they dismissed the test result as mutineers are either under arrest, hiding inside the bomb would explode. merely a "leak" that could be corrected. out in the Nica iguan hinterland or in U.N. But bombing techniques have changed But Bethune was told that at W degrees, the refugee camps in Honduras. Very few re- To avoid radar detection, planes must now chemical bomb exploded with such force turned to the main Indian rebel force. approach the target at very low altitudes — that the rear end was blown off and it Though the Indian uprising may seem to where the temperatures could be warm "struck against the steel test container be a minor Incident in the CIA's "secret enough to detonate the gas bomb. with such force" it blew an indentation in war" in Nicaragua, it is an ominous sign This occurred to Saul Hormats. former the heavy steel "some 4 to 6 inches" deep. that American agents have failed to control director of the Army's chemical weapons Confronted with Bethune's evidence. the anti-Sandinista forces they have un- development. He warned Ted Gold, deputy Gold admitted that Bigeye has a "serious leashed. By insisting on dealing only with assistant defense secretary, in early 1982 problem" that's being worked on. But he its chosen instrument, the FDN, the CIA that the Bigeye might go off inside the denied any advance knowledge of the tem- has compromised its secret war against the airplane. perature problem until last December Sandinista regime. Airlines fly into uncertainty

WASHINGTON - The story is told of an ating expenses. economist pondering a successful innova- These are the governing factors that led tion It works in practice."• he said to to Continental's dive into bankruptcy late himself "I wonder how it works in theo- last month. Since January 1979 the company ry ." It is the flip side of that proposition had posted losses of almost $472 million that now troubles the airline industry so Under reorganization, Continental will be sorely JAMES paying its pilots $43,000 a year instead of Jimmy Carter signed the Airline De- $89,000 Flight attendants who are paid regulation Act five years ago this month. KILPATRICK $39,000 will be paid $22,2SO. The cutbacks, Conservatives were jubilant Their most coupled with tighter work rules, will save cherished theories of a free marketplace the company $250 million a year and may were about to be put into practice The act keep it afloat. made new policies specific: Henceforth we Eastern Airlines may go Continental's would have "maximum on com- route. Given Eastern's history of losses, it petitive market forces and on actual and United a loss of $71 million, and Delta a loss is hard to believe that chairman Frank ..potential (smRetitiDn'llhe.jdea, was to of (132 million un top of a loss in 1982 of $86 Burm an is bluffing whe.nJie.asks employees develop and maintain "an air transporta- million. to take a 15 percent cut in pay The com- Golden anniversary tion system relying on actual and potential What accounts for these oceans of red pany's pilots appear willing to listen to competition to provide efficiency, innova- ink? Higher costs (or fuel have played a reason, but the flight attendants, in- tion and low prioes " part, of course, but these costs have stabi- credibly, are persisting in their demand for The Greater Long Branch Chamber As part of its golden anniversary In point of fact, the Civil Aeronautics lized and even declined The two big factors a 33 percent increase over the next three of Commerce, originally founded as the celebration, the chamber has honored Board had been easing its regulatory are low discount fares and high costs of years That kind of persistence could per- powers for some months before the act was labor sist several thousand attendants out of their Long Branch Business Association, is the Rev. C.P. Williams with its Louis passed Both 1978 and 1979 turned out to be The destructive fare wars are a direct jobs. marking its 50th anniversary. G, Libutti Award. fairly good years for the airlines. Then consequence of the Deregulation Act of Are we to conclude from all this that Williams has been a community came the stunning increases in the price of 1978. Discounters have provided competi- deregulation, which looked so good in theo- Like cities and urban business dis- leader in both church and civic ac- jet fuel. The strike of air controllers dis- tion with a vengeance The major carriers ry, has proved a failure, in practice? I am tricts nationwide. Long Branch and its tivities. Pastor of the Second Baptist rupted schedules. The nation's economy are taking in about 11 cents per passenger not willing to gi\e up on the theory. Con- commercial center hastaken a beating tumbled into recession The industry has mile. The fare-cutters are operating on sumers have benefited from lower fares Church for the past 40 years, he also is been in something close to a tailspin for the revenues of 5.5 cents per passenger mile, than otherwise could have been expected. in recent years. But the vigorous et* president of the Long Branch min- past three years and many of the small carriers arc making Over the past five years, some communities forts of Long Branch Officials and the isterium and the Baptist Training Un- money on those tariffs. have suffered a loss of service, but others business community are turning that ion of Monmouth and Ocean Counties, In 1978 the airlines had their best rate of Among the major earners, labor costs have gained. The period has dealt roughly around The Long Branch oceanfront has been an officer of the General Bap- return ever — 12.9 percent on their average roughly 37 percent to 38 percent of with such carriers as Braniff, Altair and pam tuiviv!n» i.«- al Home is in charge of "My eight yean in the Mrs. Rosendale resided He hosband, Nick T. band, Joseph W. Rosen- Piuo, died in 1975. arrangements. legislature were never as there until moving here 11 dale; two sons, Joseph C. productive as today," Vil- years ago. Rosendale and John E. Ro- lane said. "It's a very, She was a secretary at Gertrude C. Desch very important day for ATAT Communications sendale, both at home; three daughters, Mrs. me." Services, Uncroft, for the RED BANK - Surviving are a son, Although the as- past (our years. Previous- Marianne A. Hyle of Gertrude Cross Desch, 83, Charles Desch of Mld- Ocean, Miss Carol M. Ro- semblyman said he was ly, she was a secretary at of 14 Washington St., died dletown; two daughters, elated, that the bond issue Bell Labs, Holmdel, and sendale and Miss Irene T. yesterday at home. Dorothy Jeffery of Mld- Rosendale, both at home; bill had been signed, he Fidelity Union Bank, Red Bom in Phalanx, she re- dletown and Miss Lillian noted that the effort to get Bank. her mother, Mrs. Winifred sided in Middletown before Farley of Staten Island; Desch, with whom she voter approval had just Mrs. Rosendale was a moving here In 1938. lived; three sisters, Mrs. begun. graduate of St. Peter's three sisters, Mrs. Marie She was a garment V. Corbett and Mrs. worker for the former Clara 0. Johnson of Fair "There's a great High School, Staten Island. Haven, Mrs. Anna challenge ahead of us," he She attended Staten Island Kathleen W. Newbranch, Sigmund Eisner Co., and both of Staten Island, and Lucy Sportswear. Strohmenger of Deal and said. "In the months to Community College and Mrs. Viola Kaeli, here; come, we all have to be- Brookdale Community Col- Mrs. Patricia H. Perlongo She was a member of of New Monmouth; and a the Amalgamated Clothing five grandchildren and two come emissaries for the lege, Uncroft, where she great-grandchildren. Jersey Shore. was in the professional brother, Edward L. Farley Workers of America AFL- CIO Local No. 293 The John E. Day Funer- "Tens of thousands of secretary certificate pro- of Albany, NY. people make their living gram. Her husband, the late al Home is in charge of The John E. Day Funer- Adolph Desch, died in 1964. arrangements. because of the shore," he She Was a communicant al Home, Red Bank, is in noted. "Tourism is our of St. Catherine's Roman charge of arrangements. state's second-largest in- Gladys M. Nethersole dustry. Elsie L. Helme MATAWAN - Gladys Harold Nethersole, died in "But it's more than MIDDLETOWN - M. Nethersole, 82, died 1976. that — the Jersey Shore Chapter of the American represents a romance for Elsie L. Helme, 79, of 15 Legion Auxiliary, Saturday at Bayshore Surviving are a son, Claremont Court, died yes- Community Hospital, Harrington Nethersole of all the people of the north- Spotswood. Holmdel. Conn.; a daughter, Mrs. eastern states," the as- terday at Somerset Valley Her husband, the late Nursing Home, Born in Kingston, Ja- Olive Rainford, here, with semblyman said. "It's the RHlltor photo by Larry Parna Bridgewater. Myron B. Helme, died in maica, she resided in whom she lived; a sister, most romantic aspect of PROTECTION PROFERRED — Gov. Thomas Kean jubilantly holds up an Born in Brooklyn, she 1979. Brooklyn before moving Miss Anne Aiken of Jamai- our state." official shore protection act bond after the ceremony held yesterday in resided in Spotswood for Surviving are two here seven years ago. ca; three grandchildren Villane said he would Monmouth Beach. Flanking him are smiling lawmakers, from left, As* many years before moving daughters, Miss Elsie J. She was a member of and a great-grandchild. continue to meet with po- semblymen Anthony Villane and Richard Van Wagner and Sen. S. Thomas to this area in 19S9. Helme and Rosemary St. Mark's AME Zion The Day Funeral Home, litical candidates around Gagliano. She was a registered Darben, both here; two Church, Cliffwood. Keyport, is in charge of the state and ask them to nurse at Brooklyn Jewish brothers, Walter Lettau of Her husband, the late arrangements. make the referendum part of the Shore Protection and claimed. "When properly beaches," she noted Hospital, later working as Jamesburg and Irving Let- of their campaigns Beach Association in Flori- spent, the money from our Long Branch Mayor a private duty nurse, retir- tau of Florida; and six Joseph Getty The New Jersey Marine da last week. "I toured bond issue will be iv Philip D. lluhn called the ing shortly after her mar- nieces. Trade Association is sup- Pompano and Miami deemed tenfold." bond proposal "one of the riage. The John E. Day Funer- MIDDLETOWN - Christ Church United porting the bond issue, ac- Beach and saw millions of Sea Bright Mayor best things to happen to the She was a charter mem- al Home, Red Bank, is in Joseph Getty, 76, died yes- Methodist, Fair Haven. cording to Villane. He said cubic yards of sand being Cecile Norton said she was shore area in many years. ber of Herman R. Lettau charge of arrangements. terday at Riverview Hospi- Surviving are his wife, he expects similar support poured on the beaches," he pleased with the efforts of "Now. it's up to com- tal, Red Bank. Gertrude Major Getty; a from other industry said. Kean and Villane in munity leaders all over the Robert S. Newman He was born in daughter, Joan Decker, groups. "That sand represents pushing the bond issue state to make sure voters Northern Ireland where he here; a sister, Millie Tow- The assemblyman said a five-to-one ratio of profit "But I'm still pushing for know how important it is to lived before moving here a federal funds for our BENNETTSVILLE, Church, here. ers, Texas; and two grand- he attended the convention over investment," he vote yes," he said. S.C. - Robert Samuel Surviving are his wife, year ago. Newman, 60, died Satur- Veronica Mary Healy Mr. Getty was a retired sons. day. Newman; a daughter, Mrs. policeman in Belfast, Worden Funeral Home, Born in Hackettstown, Patricia Ellis of Northern Ireland. Red Bank, is in charge of Students to meet Marlboro principal N.J., Mr. Newman resided Charleston; his mother, He was a member of arrangements. there before moving here Mrs. Eva Wilson Newman {continued) fails to dress for three classes. Conditions in the school's bath- 10 years ago. of Rumson, N.J.; and a impulse, without communicating "I talked with Dr. Casey rooms are "poor," according to He was a retired textile brother, Arthur Newman Feminists boo Glenn with the administration." about that, and he explained to me As,her, but she said that some of the worker with J.P. Stevens, of Navesink, N.J. Asher said she met with several that if you had a legitmate reason to students who were protesting were miss a test you could make it up Wallace. The Whitner Funeral "I think we all loafed on the ERA," Glenn said. of the protesting students during the ones who put cigarettes out on He was a member of St. first period on Friday and listened The same would be true of a gym the floors of the lavatories. Home, he^e, is in charge of "We didn't work hard enough. The opposition out- class — if you forgot your sneakers, Denis Roman Catholic arrangements. worked us and out-hustled us." to their concerns. She said they ap- She said the council has set up a peared to be disorganized and only you could spend an extra 40 minutes committee to deal with the matter Those words got a loud chorus of boos and hisses to make it up,'' Asher said. 101 Death Notice T. Nicholas Palma from the women. vaguely familiar with the council's of cleanliness in the bathrooms "I liaison committee. A number of students said that think there's a real move in the GETTY — JOHPK. it. oi MIO "People in NOW literally gave their lives, mon- dlatown. N J on Oct. 2. 1H3 Hut- ey and their relationships to fight for the ERA," said One of the complaints raised by physical education classes were be- school to clean it up. " Asher said band of Gartruda Major Cativ. HOLMDEL - T. Nich- the students concerned a three- coming similar to army training. fathar of Joan Dackar, brother of olas Palma, of Holmdel Beth alerno, a NOW delegate from Bergen County, The student leader said she was Mlllla Tftwart, grandfathar of two. absence rule for gym classes. Under Asher called that "an extreme Memorial tarvlca 10 10 a.m. Tim- Road, died Saturday at New Jersey. "What he said was not such much an pleased that students wanted to take- dav. Oct. 4 at cnriit Church unltad insult as he was demonstrating that he doesn't the school's conduct code, no credit statement" but said she would look action for change but wished they Malhodlftt, Fair Havan, Raw. Bayshore Community Hos- into the complaints Charrai Wllllama, officiating understand women and our issues as much as a can be given for gym if a student had gone about it differently Frlandl may call at tlw woman Fu pital naral Homt, 40 E. Front St.. fttd candidate for president should." Bank, thli avanlnfl from 7-a p.m. Born in Newark, he re- Some of the delegates thought the comments sided in Belleville before PIENKOWSKI — Battv. on were unfortunate, but with little lasting impact. New laws cut profits of lobstermen Oct. 1. I*M, of Long Branch, N J moving here in 1970 Patricia Kennan from Hattisburg, Miss., said, "The Baiovad wlfa of tha lata Waltar Srj oavotad mothar of Mrs. Charlana way he phrased it was ill-advised," adding the com- (continued) Parhar of Barnardivllla. and Dr. The owner of the Waltar Planhowlkl of Wait Lono ments did not lower her opinion of Glenn. lobster management coordinator said: "I've done this for 17 years Branch, daar tlitar of Mri. Adala Holmdel Indoor Tennis Cofttallo of Jartav City; flrand- sey's industry will survive. "The New Jersey lobster in- I've got two kids and one on the mothar of Elana and Krlitan Club and Palma Realty in dustry is like a coal mine being way The law is going to mean III Plankowlfcl. Ralatlval and frlandt Belleville, Mr. Palma was "I'm well aware that a lot of ara kindly Invltad to attand tha fu- New Jersey lobster fishermen are mined and nothing is being left for have to do something else " naral on Tuatdav. Ocl. 4, at t a.m. a real estate broker and from tha Parkway Wojnlak Mamorl- Democrats court concerned this will lead to a big loss the future," he said. • IMoma. HOMyrtlaAva . Irvlnoton. land developer for 63 Penalties for violations of the Elsman works for Warren Adel. thanca to Sacrad Maan of Jatus On Saturday, Mondale voted overwhelmingly to of income. There will be some rough Church. Irylngton. tor a Funaral year*, sire regulations range from seizure who owns two lobster boats and Man at 10 a rr. Intarmant at Holy received 51 percent of the recommend that the 13.8- sledding for a couple of years before Crou Carrtatarv. North Arlington. vote in the non-binding million-member feder- these measures take effect and the of improper catches to fines of up to s;iul 'I'll have to lay off possibly N.J. Visitation today at 2-4 and J 9 . His wife, the late Marie $25,000. two men. If we can't make money. I p.m. ' Tetork Palma, died earlier straw poll of Democratic ation endorse him for the lobster population begins to replen- Party activists meeting in nomination. ish itself," said Bruce Nichols, Fisherman John Elsman, 32_, may have to lay off even more." ROSENDALE -Anna. C, of this year Mlddiatown. On Oct. t, mj wilt of Augusta, Maine. Jotaph W. Mothar of Jotaoh C. Ro landala. John E Roiandaia. Surviving are.a son, "As Maine goes, so Marlanna A. Hyla. Carol M Rown- goes the nation," trum- dalt and Irane T Rotandala Oaugh Thomas Palma Jr., here; a lar of Wlnlfrad Farlav. SUtar of peted the former vice pres- Maria V. Corbatt. Patricia Parlongo, brother, Daniel Palma; and two sisters, Genevieve ident after the vote was Catnarlna'l >C Church, Molmdal. Scovell and Amelia airqoiiimlanc on Thursday at 11 a.m. visitation at He had good reason to 7 Harmon Funaral Homa. ST1 Forrtit Whistler. Ayt.i Statan liland. N.Y.. on Mon- be jubilant. Only hours day and Tuatdav at 3 4 and 7-9 p.m.. The Holmdel Funeral earlier in Hollywood, Fla., Tues. to Sat. RED BANK and at John E. Day Funaral Homa. Home is in charge of ar- IS Rlytriioa AIM., Rad Bank, on the top officials of member 10 to 5:00 wadnatdav at 3-4 and T-f p.nv rangements. unions of the AFL-CIO ONLY The \ the affordaNe computer store. Sh LADIES *, HAS A SURE CURE FOR WRITERS CRAMP ^BOOTS " By BEENE BAG How Much Will a Decent "ZODIAC" Home Computer Cost? 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EVEMMQ ganca agent LH SI.HOT Classified lalka on aerial OAVB LETTERMAN Queats: The City Sleepa" (1958. (Bruce Bw*m«) atop an MONDAY PRIME TIME encounters bring a Russian Michael Caine, Glide Mystery) Dene Andrews. Ida anamy ptot admiral (Robert Loggia) to Radner. Lupino. • THREE'S COMPANY 7:00 7:30 fcOO 1 8:30 fcOO 9:30 10:00 I 1040 the naval base • • THCKE OF THE USA HOCKEY SPECIAL NMHT U.S. Olympic Team va 9 BUCK ROGERS JACKSOH/NXLEimER CMNsas shpaw •araoMMdUrs.Kk| .Mamas 1—aMNMUJH. mm 0 LOVE BOAT MMM MOEPENDENT NET- HAWMFtVE-0 Washington Capitals (from a I Washington. DC) (R) / "SCMECMWAMM. NKNM *aea>f*na a. TsrQTitta Annni an, WOBKNEW8 THE HONE YMOON6R8 § STARSKY ANO HUTCH 1:300 NBC NEWS OVEMMHT eft HAPPY DAYS AQAjsj e C Iff M TM MONO KIRB ACnm/COMtUT y-A'j-H AlFaMV USA CARTOONS • ••mas. |c.knM MenMBi |»sae LEAGUE Jamee TMC MOVC ••» "Uioice i Earl Jonea narrates this Of Arms" (1982. 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IB DELAWARE VALLEY O TOMQHT'S 21ST ANNI- "The Thrill Is Gone." 8 NEWS adaptation of Eva Le Qalli- SHOW MOVE * "Hallow VERSARY The tale-night • RED BARBER REMEM- rCOLUMBO An American FORUM ffl THREE'S COMPANY enne's Broadway produc- een III: Season Ot The program's earlier years are BERS Veteran baseball VKEOROCK chess champion (Laurence TMC MOVE ** The Toy" tion ol Lewis Carroll's clas- Witch" (1982. Horror) Tom highlighted In clips 'intro- announcer Red Berber 8_ THE JEFFEH8ONS Harvey) murders his Rus- (1982. Comedy) Richard •TAXI USA ALFRED HTCHCOCK sian opponent in order to Pryor, Jackie Qleason USA SPORTS LOOK sic Alkins. Slacey Nelkin duced by Johnny Carson describes how his career ID MOVIE *** "The 8:06 MM MOVIE •** "Mister and Ed McMahon. ban- developed PRE8ENT8 protect hie title (R) 3 30 O BOB NEWHART 7:36 IW GOOD NEWS 11:30 B HART TO HART Jennifer 1 00 O HOQAN'S HEROES SPOT MOVE ** "Enter 8 00 0 SCARECROW AND Prize" (1963. Drama) Paul Huberts" (1955, Comedy) dleaders Doc Savennaen TMC MOVIE *** "The Is kidnapped after being 6 MOVIE **w "Pursuit". The Nlnje" (1981, Adven- MRS KINO (Premiere) Newman. Edward G Robin- Henry Fonda. Jamea Cag- and Tommy Newaom are Road Warrior" (1981, miataken lor an exact look- (1972, Drama) Ben Gsi ture) Franco Nero, Suaan Washington. D C divorcee son nsy • featured, as are gueala Advenlure) Mel Gibson, alike. (R) lara, E.G. Marshall George. and mother Amanda King CD MOVIE ** "Once Is 8.30 Q CAROL BURNETT ANO including Bob Hope, Burl Bruce Spenca O LATE NIQHT WITH • MOVIE **• "While 4:00 O HERE 8 LUCY (Kale Jackson) helps intelli Not Enough" (1975, Drama) FRIENOS Reynolds and Joan Rivera. IIMM • EMERALD POINT N.A.8.

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AU. MY CHILDREN: ANOTHKR WORLD: er in Sweden but Dustin for two reasons: She was a EDGE OF NIGHT: Sky Phillip winds up taking An- through. She becomes livid her mother. Kindlng Secret compart- Hoy determined lo win refused to accompany her Christian Scientist who aware Louis is man with nabelle's English class and throws him out of Mer- SE A 3 C H FOR ment in brooch Kent gave Henrietta but she is still Unless Cricket breaks off would have been against an the limp Robbie has with Beth. Phillip misses rill's apartment. TOMORROW: Vargas in- her. Erica and Palmer are fascinated by Leb Janet ties with Brian his political autopsy and they feel that Preacher beaten. Later his friendship with Rick ONE LIFE TO LIVE: sists Jo play the part of the stunned to discover photo tells Mark she'H drop career may be ruined. she probably had a heart Robbie programs Jodie to who cannot get over the When Brad reneges on hav- mother he both loved and ol man dressed in Nazi re- divorce sun .and the nam- Karen seeks divorce from attack before plunging'into say she loves him .and loss of Beth to Phillip. ing Ina and Kat open res- hated Kristin furious at galia They believe Lars ing ol Stacy as co-re- James and gets marriage the river. Trey and wants Preacher out of her Before leaving town with taurant at Vernon Inn in Warren for forcing Wendy has some link and decide to ttpondent if he'll give mar- proposal from John. James life. Derek and Miles' Samantha Justin mends favor of Lucinda's classy to have abortion Warren [|y to Buenos Aires to learn Sloane's relationship deep- riage another chance Be- is sorry his marriage to ening Paula gets new friendship in trouble over fences with Phillip. Want- supper club, Jenny con- tells Suzy he wants to start identity 11I man in photo Karen is ending Steve tells ing to get in an executive Discovering Tad and Liza' lieving Janet is the one housekeeper, Mrs. their mutual love for siders leaving him. Still a family. Steve demands who's been threatening his captain of ship that Ver- post at Spaulding Vanessa in bed,* Marion asks Liza Michaels. Thomas is told Chris. Didi sees Calvin. suffering from amnesia explanation from Lloyd meil is planning to auction agrees to be nice to Nola so never to see Tad again On hie Mark dccnk's lo con- that his spine will be tested Davey out on bail. Sky re- Echo agrees to testify in when he spots photo of his another cocifine binge tinue appointments with stolen coins High on drugs next week to see if he will alizes that Geraldine's Quint won't block her ap-behalf of Clint on his mother with Martin. Steve Mark hurts his hand when her even though Sandy Jeff starts to hallucinate, be able to walk. The Mc- phone has been bugged. pointment. When Billy charge for attempted agrees with Stephanie to piano lid fattl on it Spying lei'ls Mark's putting his tvu 2.OO MATINEE Set Sun el J MOVIE TIMETABLE THADINO PLACES DAN information (or the movie time- FREEHOLDOUAD IV UA MIDOLETOWN II- SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA II .7:30*9:30 table is provided by theater opera- Bemud the Limit (fll7:!J.»:3O Mr. Mom IPS) 1.30. 7:n,<:30 AYKROYD . tun Since movies are subject to RT.9CINEMA I — UAMIODLITOWNIII — Mr Mom (PG) 7 45. 9 45 ' EDDIE change. II Is recommended that ZellglPCI? 35,9 15 .Risky Bullnoss IR) 1:00. 7:15. SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA TRADING RT.9CINEMA II — 9 IJ Ill- MURPHY PLACES correct times Mr Mom (PGI 7:30.9 30 UA MIDOLETOWN IV — Final Option (R) 7:30.9:40 • MSNMOUTH COUNTY RT 9CINEMAIII — Beyond the Limit (R) 1:15. 7 45, MIDDLESEX COUNTY 7:10*1:20 JJ ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP Lonely Lady (R) 7:40.* 40 9 45 EDISON s«i 1 Sun Matinee el 3 STRATHMORE CINEMA I— RT.9CINEMAIV — UA MIDOLETOWN V- MENLO PARK CINEMA I — Trading Places (Rt I 10. 9 20 Grey FOK (PO) 7:15.9:20 - The Lonely Lady (Rl 1:00. 7:15, Brainstorm IPGI 1:50.3:45.5:40, STRATHMORE CINE II — HAILET 9:15 J 40. 9 4S Private School (R) 7 30.9:30 CINE I- UAMIDDLETOWNVI- MENLO PARK CINEMA II — ASBURY PARK Time to Die IR) 7:00.8:30.10:00 Z.llglPGll 15,1 40.10 01 The Big Chill (Rl 2 00,4:00, t 00. NEW 4TH AV. THEATER CINEMA II - UA MIDDLETOWN VII — I 00, 10:00 "The feel-good movie of 1983." Trading Place* I Rl 7 15, 9 30 EasvMonav IR) l 15.I.O0.10 f» WOODBRIDGE Never So Deep IX X XI 8 4i RT 31DRIVE-IN - ' OCEAN TOWNSHIP CINEMAI — "The eight star actors deserve one big Oscar... LYRIC- The Lonely Lady (R) 7 15, 10 30. IEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA I — Sword of the Barbarians (R) (in) this funny and ferociously smart movie." Oh* Those Nurses IXXXI 12 OS. Private School (R)9 00 The Swrord of the Barbarians (R) 2:00, 4:00, 4:00,1:00.10:00 2 30, I.tl, 9 30. Love Goddess HOWELL I 00. 10:00 CINEMA II -- THE -Richard Corliss. TIME MAGAZINE (XXX) I IS.830 TOWN — SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA II - Mr. Mom (PG) 2:00, 4:00, 4 00. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Bevenge of the Nlnla IR) 7.15, Rli»y Business (R) 1 45. 9 45 I 00. 10:00 ATLANTICCINEMA — 9:15 MIDOLEBROOKI SOMERSET COUNTY WHAT Trading Places IRI 7:30.9:30 COUNTRY- Trading Places IRI MS. 9 15 SOMERSET EATONTOWN Trading Places(R) J 25, 9 35 MIDDLElROOK.il- RUTOERS PLAZA CINEMA I — COMMUNITY I KEYPORT Sleylng Alive IPG) 7 30. 9:30 TM Big Chill IR) 7.45,9:40 BIG CHILL Lonely Lady IR) 7 10.9:10 BAVCINEMA- RUTOERS PLAZA CINEMA II — MAKES COMMUNITY II — Nastv Girls (XXX) 12 OS. 2:30. RED BANK BavondtheLlmlllR) 7:30.9:30 Zeltg(PC) ' 30, 9 75 7.15, 9:30. Moments of Love (XXX) RED BANK MOVIES I — MPAA RATINOS FREEHOLD I IS. (30 Eddie S. the Cruisers IPG) 7.30.1 O — General atMtkuctl. GEORGE FREEHOLDQUADI— LONG BRANCH 9 30 PO — All H4I (Parental gul Bio Chill IRI I 25.9 30 LONG BRANCH MOVIES I — RED BANK MOVIES II— irtce lanaiml) FREEH0LO0UAD It- Risky Business I R) 7 30.9:15 La Travlata IOI 7:20.9:30 R — Restricted I N MOOLITOWW Eddie 1 the Cruisers IPO 7:35. LONG BBANCH MOVIES It — 17 net admitted unleil accamaanhni SHEEHAN 9 30 ' - • " Beyond Ihe Limit (R) 7:30.9 30 —' SHREWSBURY r— boarenter eaten aaardlan) - * OMUUW 1 FREEHOLDQUADIII - MIDOLETOWN SHREWSBURY PLAIA CINEMA I X— Atultieolv aWLtVUI Disky^uslness IRI 7:30,9:35 UAMIDDLETOWNI- •MAI RUN? The Big Chill IR) 100. 7:15.10:00 The Big Chill IR) 1:00.10:00 MVettl Til fMfttCMMI IMO JUOBTTCITY Course slated WHO CINtUMT George Sheehan vvill tell ic-u-om^.. TMPUI.ii. •mu.—mu mo Dun ran •you it's knowing how to push yourself to the limit. on composers en|oy it and thrive on It, OhWhatA SPECIAL NEW STUDENT OFFER EATONTOWN - Since 1968, Dr. Sheehan has been en- 10 LESSONS 39.00 Wagner, Beethoven, lightening you on the running life in his weekly Limited Time Adultt only Mozart and Bach — four Feeling! great composers — will be column m The Sunday Register in the spotlight in a special Now. come and spend an evening with four-session offering by George Sheehan and The Register. New Friends, Fun & Action. MACCOM, the Adult Education Division of the ^ One ol sport's most charismatic individuals, Dance Tonight! Monmouth County Educa- Dr. Sheehan says that running is more than tional Services Com- lust a sport. He lakes being physically fit one 'heres nothing to compare with The professional dance holding another person and mission starting Thursday. step beyond and explores the link between 7h " instructors at Arthur moving to the beat of the Murray s make learning "Four Great Com- fitness and a creative, successful life. music1 You'll meet new to dance so simple posers, Their Music and Their Times"-will be dis- It's the gospel of running according to George Iriends. Laugh. Enjoy. Feel . and lun. that if you alive again! You'll dis- cussed by Howard Ostran Sheehan. And you are invited to |0in us. call today, you II be cover the key to having dancing tonight at the Ocean Township THE BIG CHILL Reservations are limited. Call the RegtSterat, tun. and loving every High School from 7.30 to MM-THMt I 111 If step of it! 9:30 p.m. BEYOND THE Ltktt HI 542-4000. ext 301 Niohtclub • Ballroom'. MOM THUA I tf, f <« • « • Slow Dancing 10am-10pm Mon- Swing • Hustle Fri-SatNoon-5. THE LONELY LADY til "AN EVENING WITH • Latin • Disco • Country. RISKY BUSINESS GEORGE SHEEHAN" MM lHum- Mfcl1 ttfrK THURSDAY, OCTOBER6TH MIDOLETOWN II >•!_ Ill 1111 MR. MOM 7:30-9:00 P.M. «M tm ZELIG at -mam-i in iat xje Mon.-Frl. 1-10 p.m.-Sat. 111.111.-4 p.m. EASY MONEY m •m IHM i it. i a 741-5858 HAZLET A TIME Tb DIE The Register 12 Broad SI. Red Bank, N.J. 07701 •« 1HUK MJSie Rwrttll 'It Mil 5150 TRADING PLACES Rt. 35, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 ',38!,38!,, The Daily Register SPORTS 3 MONDAY, OCTOBER 3,1983 COMICS 7 Your Town LIFESTYLE 8 GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN KMUA boss refutes KTCA charge By LISA R. KRUSE made was entirely untrue." mission/distribution lines, sew- "But there's no way we're going sponded Shaw angrily when told of James Shaw Jr. , Keansburg Shaw. I thought he understood it erage tank interconnection storage to consider taking any of the money Davis' comments. "Whether he KEANSBURO - Accusing a Taxpayers and Civic Association when he left. Obviously, we were tanks and pump stations. The if its going to raise our user rates," likes it or not, it's a fact that the last KTCA candidate of "not under- candidate for council, told an au- mistaken." KMUA plans to apply for the loan, Davis emphasized. "We have to in- thing people in this town want to standing what was reported," the dience of supporters Thursday night The situation, according to but at the present time is unsure vestigate the matter further. But chairman of the Keansburg Munici- hear about is more loans by the the KMUA was going to request a Davis, concerns the Water Supply whether it is going to accept it. this is just to protect us if we decide KMUA." pal Utilities Authority denounced million dollar loan from Trenton Bond Loan Rehabilition Program. "Were not going to shut the we need it." "as absurd" charges that his or- "just in case there was an emer- Under the program, the state will door on Trenton," Davis said. "All we are trying to do is pro- ganization was borrowing a million gency." make a million dollars available to "This application is to get us in on tect a possible avenue of revenue dollars in case of an emergency. Davis said the loan, if accepted "It is absurd to think that some- communities with populations less the ground floor. Loan applications by the authority, would pay for im- that can improve our antiquated wa- "We never said anything at any body like that has such a lack of than 75,000 for use in rehabilitating work by priority, on a first come, provements in outdated water lines ter lines," Davis said. "But we will time about borrowing a million understanding of what was re- existing transmission/distribution first served basis. If we didn't app- that were not replaced by the first only use it if we can prove that there dollars," said Jim Davis, chairman ported," said Davis. "We explained system components, including but ly, there's no guarantee that we project.... j will be nn burden (of higher rates} thUTh nShawr the situation thoroughly to Mr. not 1Imited to trans- could get the money. "I did not misquote him," re- on our users. ' Author 5 years ago Edgar Bergen, who brought life drills to a wooden dummy named Charlie McCarthy, dies at age 75. President Jimmy Garter issues an urgent call for an end to the oil firms fighting in Lebanon. "The fighting today was particularly destructive, and it seemed to be spreading," By PETE WALTON Carter says after reviewing the situ- SHREWSBURY - A prominent ation with Secretary of State Cyrus author and investigative reporter R. Vance. from Monmouth County has just New York Yankees clinch a tie published his 42nd book, "The for the Great Energy Scam: Private Division (lag, thanks to Ed Billions vs. Public Good." Figueroa's five-hit, 7-0 victory over But don't be surprised if you the Cleveland Indians. can't find it at your local bookstore. Macmillan Inc., the giant New York publishing house, has printed only 10 years ago 2,500 copies of the latest work of Fred J. Cook of Interlaken. Hazlet celebrates its 125th an- Cook was the guest yesterday as niversary. PALATABLE — Elsa Laube, Rutherford, brings a smile to the face of Frank this season's "An Afternoon with Nixon administration decides to Polakovlc, 13, Ringwood, with pastries. Authors" series co-sponsored by the impose a mandatory allocation sys- Daily and Sunday Register got un- tem on home heating oil. der way at the Monmouth County State agriculture official had Slovak traditions and Library Eastern Branch. some bad news for New Jersey chil- folklore were the focus The book deals with the oil dren. He warns that there might be yesterday at the Garden squeeze of the mid-1970s. Cook con- a shortage of pumpkins by Hallow- State Arti Center in tends that the so-called "energy een. Holmdel during the shortage" was actually a fabri- Justice Department formally re- Eighth Annual Slovak cation by the major oil companies. sponds" to Vice President Spiro T. Heritage Festival. "After the book was published, Agnew's effort to stop the federal " i Fred's agent noticed that copies , grand jury investigation of him were hard to find," said Fred W. Latest Gallup Poll shows another Oser, county librarian. "The agent decline in public approval of Presi- Register photos, called Macmillan to find out how dent Richard M. Nixon's per- by Larry Perna many copips were printed and the formance in office. company said they didn't know." Arleh ' Development Company DELIGHT FOR ALL — Four-vear-old Shaun-Garrv But after persistent investiga- embarks on an ambitious expansion traveled from West Orange to participate In the festi- tion. Cook and his agent found out of the Monmouth Shopping Center, val's activities. that only 2,500 copies were printed. Eatontown, resulting in a complete- That is a "very small" number for ly air conditioned, enclosed mall on a topical book from a major author three levels. like Cook, according to Oser. "Perhaps the book is being sys- tematically surpressed. " the librar- • 20 years ago ian speculated. Five Monmouth County civilian Oser said another of Cook's in- vestigative books, "The FBI No- employees of the Army share high ',• honors and a $3,735 cash group body Knows," suffered a similar award for developing an "elec- fate a number of years ago. Accord- tronic crowbar" to advance the "on ing to Oser, two friends of the late target" radar capabilities of Ameri- FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover ca's anti-missile missile, the Nike served on the Macmillan Board of Zeus. Directors at the time. Los Angeles Dodgers cop the Nearly 100 people turned out to World Series with a four-game hear Cook talk about his latest book sweep of the New York Yankees. in which he describes the President Ngo Dinh Diem says "stranglehold the large oil com- the Communists are losing the guer- panies have on the American con- rilla war in South Vietnam. sumer, American industry and the President John F. Kennedy signs American government." the limited nuclear test ban treaty, giving formal American ratification Three years ago, Cook was given to the historic pact banning all but the New York Newspaper Guild's underground tests. Page One award for investigative Curriculum planning and con- reporting He was a feature writer struction for Ocean's new high for 15 years at the old New York school are on schedule. World Telegram and Sun, and has SLOVAK TRIMMINGS — A satisfied customer pores over the many in- ETHNIC ART — Pat Lomanto, Yonkers, N.Y., looks More than 2,000 people are re- over pottery and handiwork at the festival. been a regular contributor to The ported missing after a landslide herently beautiful pieces of Slovakia art. V Nation magazine since 1954. crashes into the reservoir behind Vaiont Dam in Belluno, Italy. President John F. Kennedy gives the green light for the private sale of millions of bushels of American COMMUNITY CALENDAR wheat to the Soviet Union and other Communist bloc countries. the Port Monmouth Road School Township High School South Pa- WEDNESDA Y RUMSON - A Rumson His- TODAY cafeteria. rents Council will sponsor "Back to torical Preservation Committee is RED BANK - The Kiwanis Club LAURENCE HARBOR — The School Night" at 7:30 p.m. All pa- RED BANK - The second in a being organized and the initial 50 years ago will meet at 7 p.m. at the Olde Community Covenant Church, 22 rents are invited to see the school four-part Lucian lecture series, meeting is set for 8 p.m. at Bingham Union House. Laurence Parkway, offers a special and meet the teachers. "Making Sense of the Book of Rev- Hall. All interested residents are Government gives Laird's Dis- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - religious education program for HIGHLANDS - The Republican elations," will be presented from encouraged to attend. tillery, Scobeyville, permission to Freehold Area Hospital's Wellness mentally handicapped persons from Club is sponsoring a trip to Atlantic 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the First Presby- FREEHOLD - The Woman's manufacture one million gallons of Center will host a pre-natal nutri- 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the church. Non- City, with a bus leaving the Veter- terian Church. applejack for medicinal use only. Club of Freehold invites members tion workshop for expectant and denominational classes are taught ans of Foreign Wars Post, Bay and Dr. Bruce Metzger, professor of That stipulation was made because breastfeeding mothers from 7:15 to each Monday evening. Waterwitch avenues, at 2 p.m. and prospective members to a New Testament language and liter- meeting set for noon at the prohibition is still the law of the 8:15 p.m. Mary Ellen Hague, a spe- HIGHLANDS - The Democratic Tickets include dinner and a show. land. ature at Princeton Theological Sem- clubhouse. Marlene Sanger, a pro- cialist in pre-natal nutrition, will Organization of Highlands will meet For information, contact Carol Buc- inary, will speak. Formal dedication of the high- co, 9 S. Peak St., or Russell or fessional artist, will present a paint- lead the discussion. For regis- at 8 p.m. at Veterans Hall, Bay RED BANK - The Red Bank way bridge at Highlands take* tration, call the center. Avenue. Dolores Howard, 5 Sea Drift Ave. ing demonstration. place, with thousands of persons lin- Retail Trade Board will meet at FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The HIGHLANDS - The Rosary- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The 5:45 p.m. at the Red Bank Area ing the bridge and main streets. Cesarean Section Support Group of FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The Altar Society of Our Lady of Per- Freehold Area Hospital Venereal Chamber of Commerce office. Oaks Chapter of Sweet Eighth annual meeting of the Freehold Area Hospital will meet at petual Help Roman Catholic Church Disease Clinic is conducted at 6 LONG BRANCH - The Long Monmouth Hunt Racing Association 7:30 p.m. in the Wellness Center. Adelines will meet at 7:30 p.m. at will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the church, p.m. Tuesdays. No appointments Branch Public Library will feature the Public Safety Building. Is held on the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Ann Giblin, a registered nurse, will with recitation of the Rosary and are necessary. the movie "Adventures of Amory L. Haskell, Middletown. lead the discussion, which is free Benediction preceding the business FREEHOLD — The Monmouth Huckleberry Finn" at 3:30 p.m. for FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The and open to anyone interested in meeting. County Agriculture Development school-age children. Freehold Chapter of TOPS (Take learning about Cesarean birth. TOMORROW Board will meet at 8 p.m. in the LONG BRANCH - Long Branch Off Pounds Sensibly) meets weekly 100 years ago FREEHOLD - HOPE (Helping Freeholders' Meeting Room, Mon- High School will be conducting its at the Wellness Center, Freehold Other People Evolve), a self-help RED BANK - The Lions Club mouth County Hall of Records. In- annual back-to-school night at 7:30 Area Hospital, Wednesdays from Most harmonious Democratic group for widows and widowers, will meet at 6:30 p.m. in the Trivit terested persons are invited to at- p.m. 5:30 to 7 p.m. convention ever held in Monmouth meets at 8 p.m. Mondays in the Room of the Molly Pitcher Inn. tend. County takes place in Frehold. Monmouth Social Services Building George Clayton, Red Bank Chief of MARLBORO - The Marlboro One of the most disgraceful al- on Kozloiki Road. It is free and open Police, will speak. Organization for Rehabilitation and tercations in Red Bank takes place to the public. For information, con- LONG BRANCH - Free high Training (ORT) will sponsor a card as i drunken man chases a couple to tact Dot Reutter, Lincroft, or blood pressure screenings for indi- and Mah-Jongg party at 7:30 p.m. at ON THE AGENDA their residence and vents his rage in Marion Kraft, Farmingdale. viduals 18 through 64 will take place the York Steak House. Route 18, the most profane and indecent lan- UNION BEACH - The Memori- at the Long Branch City Hall from 9 Brunswick Square Mall, East guage. al School PTA will host "Meet the a.m. to noon. Brunswick Today Council, 8pm Despite inclement weather, the Teachers Night" at 7:30 p.m. In the LONG BRANCH - Stories about The public is invited to this fund- Freehold County Fair has many at- all purpose room. fall will be read to pre-scbool chil- raiser, at which a buffet will be EATONTOWN - Zoning Board of Tomorrow tractive exhibits. KEANSBURG - The PTA is dren at the Long Branch Public Li- offered and prizes awarded. For Adjustment, 8 p.m. LITTLE SIL- Construction of the Monmouth sponsoring aerobics classes 7:45 to brary at 1:15 p.m. further information, contact Ellen VER - Council, 8 p.m. OCEAN - TINTON FALLS - Council work- Building Monument begins. 8:45 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays in MIDDLETOWN - Middletown Burach of Freehold. Council, 8 p.m. SEA BRIGHT — shop, 7:30 p.m. B2 The Daily Re«ister MONDAY, OCTOBER 3,1983

SCOREBOARD

NFL STANDINGS ^SUMMARIES

I 7 10 10-14 American ConUrenct Miami 0 0 0 7- 7 Oenvir 0 0 7 7-14 Dallas I It 14 i»—17 McMillan 1-7, T. Porter 1-11. Cincinnati. Ntw Orleans 0 7 10 0—17 Chicago 14 If 0 7-31 Mlnnesela II 14 • ft-14 ClltclaMU 10 14 7 1-11 Curtis 4-50, Colllnsworth 1216. Harris 2-10, ••II First PerM Rots 1-36, Tata 1-7, Alexander 3-10, W L T Pet. Second Period Flrtt frit first Perl* 750 b6 S4 NO—Young 16 pass from Stabler (An- Chi-Suhev 13 run (Thomas kick) 1:11. MIN— White 43 pan from oils (Rlcardo Cln—FG Breech 19, 4.43 Krelder 2-31. dersen kick) 7 22 Chl-Gault tS pass from McMahon kick), 7:43 Bal—Moorgf run (Allagreklck), 11:11 MISSED FIELD GOALS -None (Teomas kick) 14:53 DAL—45 FGSeptlen, 12:26 Cln—Harris 1 pass from Anderson Third Period Sacentf PerM NO—FG Andersen 32 13 04 Second Period (Breech kick), 14:00 Seattle 3 0 7 14-14 400 111 132 NO—ReLewls 27 return Chi • Frailer 11 Interception return MIN—White 36 pass from Oils (Rlcardo |K«M PtrM Cleveland 6 10 0-1 (Andersen kick) 1337 (Thomaskick) S:00. kick),4:31 Cln—Curtis JO pass from Anderson First Period 600 108 108 Chi—FG Thomas If 13:52 MIN—41 FG Rlcardo. I 1» (Breech kick), 3:01 See—FG N. Johnson 34,12:19 Fourth Period Third Period DAL—White] run (Sepilen kick), 12:21 600 US 101 MIA—Ouper 10 paii from Marino (von Oal-McMlllan 1 run (Allegre kick), Second Period 100 77 98 Den— Poole ISruntKarllsttlck) 12:45 MIN-BrownSrun(Rlcardoklck), 14:15 S-21 Cle-FGBahr40.0:41 Schamann kick) 8:44 DAL—45FGSaptlan, 15:00 000 S5 US A-64,489 Fewrth Ptrleri Cln Ahdeson 3 run (Breech kick), TMre) Period Den Upchurch 15 D«ss from DcBero Third Period 13:07 lea—Warner 1 run IN. Johnson kick), (Karlisklck) 28 DAL—Springs 5 run (Seotltn kick), 100 134 74 Mlam NO. Third PorlM 3:11 .600 105 Chi—Gault 73 pass from Evans (Thom- 1:5ft Fourth Period First downs 20 21 as kick) n Fourth Perte* Bal—McMillan 0 run (Allegre kick), 400 61 Rushes-yards 2144 45-1W 0:31 Cle—B. Green 5 pess from Sloe (kick A—58,310 —• ; DAL-Fellows 58 Interception return failed), 2:23 400 B/ Passing yards 171 ,I2< (S«Ptlen kick), 13:44 Cln—Colllnsworth to pass from An 400 142 Return yards Sea—Warner I run (N. Johnson kick), If 67 Den Chi DAL—Pearson 13 past from Whlta darson (Breech kick), 2:54 Passes If. 1* I 12 HO Bal—FO Allegre 19,10:26 6:41 Sacks bv First downs U 22 (Section kick), 4:07 See—J. Green 73 Interception return National Conference 0-0 1-6 Rushes-yards DAL—35 FGSePllen, 13:44 pSmfSO East Punts 4-49 434 15- 44 39-177 (N.Johnsonklck),13:11 Passing yards 371 24* A—M,774 Bal- FG AllegrpSmfSOe S3,5:54 A—75,446 Dallas ) o o 1000 isi Fumbles-lost 2-0 1-1 Return yards Bal—Dickey 3 run (Allegre kick). 7:50 Washington 4 1 0 BOO M4 Penalties-yards Ml 7-54 51 40 Sea—J. Green 73 Interception return Time ol Possesslc Passes 21 402 U-34-4 Sea Cle Philadelphia 3 3 0 600 87 26 IB 33:32 First downs 21 14 IN Johnson kick), 11:11 2 3 0 400 96 Sacks bv 0- 0 9-71 First downs 15' 22 Rushes-yards 47-200 1444 A—40,104 35-137 20-125 1 4 0 200 B9 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Punts 641 3-33 Rushes-vards Passing yards 200 373 • 4 i cm 122 280 Central RUSHING — Miami, Bennett 7-34, Ov- Fumbles-lost 10 3-1 Passing yards Return yards 19 114 11 .reen Bav 600 147 erstreet 8-14, Nathan s 28, Harris 1-0. Penalties-yards 4- 3S 10-77 130 15 First d li Return yards Passes 23-40-3 17-39 3 J6 164 21-00 Passes 11-17 1 25-40-3 Anint-sota 600 107 Kuechenberg 1-0, New Orleans, W Wilson Time of Possession 27:41 33:11 Rushes-yards Sacks By Sacks by 3-30 (MM 400 IIS M i6i J.Rogers 7-30. Gaian 3-9, T.Wilson 1-0 1-13 Passing yards Punts ' 151 Punts 4-40 5-35 200 7B 1 2, Stabler 1(2) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 4-43 7-41 Return yards 1S4 22-31-2 2-0 2-1 000 57 PASSING — Miami, Woodley 4 13 1 34, RUSHING - Denver, Winder 9-30, Fumbles-lost 4-1 04 Passes 13-20-0 Fumbles-lost Marino 13-31-1 150. Ntw Orleans, Stabler Parros 1-0, Elwav 3-10, Pool* 3-14. Chica- Penalties-yards 1-10 4-45 Sacks by 4-26 2-21 Penalties yards 7-50 10-75 Time of Possession 5 44 3-42 Time of Possession 26:05 33 55 ban Francisco 4 BOO 164 1218-0-124. go. Pavton 33-91, Suhev 6-27, Gentry VI, C. 31:40 21:20 Punts RECEIVING — Miami, Nathan 5 50, Thomas 2-4 McMahon 1 28, Gault 1-22, Fumbles-lost 04 3-2 3 600 US INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 3 600 Mb Hardy 3 49. DuD«r 3-34. Rose 3 28, Harris Evans 4-4 Penalties yards 4-11 525 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS I 400 107 1 11, Moore M? New Orleans, Brenner PASSING — Denver, Elwav 4-10-1 34, RUSHING-Dallas, Dorsetl 26141, Time of Possession 12:31 27:11 RUSHING — Seattle, Warner 24-94, Yemrdav'i Gamts 3 44. W Wilson 2 5, Scott 2 17, DuckeH 2 33, DeBerg 17-30-1 235. Chicago, McMahon Springs 14 59, Whlta S-mlnus 2, Newsome Hughes 5-31, Zorn 4-15 Cleveland, Prultt Ooodlow iv, Groth IS. Young 1 16. 1S-23-3 174, Evans 1-3-173. 1-2, Johnson 1-0. Minnesota, Brown 9 29, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ?4 107. SlPe 2 13, Holt 2 5 s V Nelson 7-IS. v 55. Tampa Bav U MISSED FIELD GOALS — Miami, von RECEIVING — Denver, Poole 1-4, Up- HUSHING - Baltimore. Dickey 17-64. PASSING — Seattle, Zorn 11-17-1 133. Green church 3-32. Preston 1-14, Watson 5-90, J. PASSING—Dallas, Whlta 21-40 2 213 i" mcfloo 11, Denver 14 Scnan.anr.4l McMillan 14-51. Moore 4-10. Pagel 1-22. N. Cleveland. Slpe 25-40-3310. p tttburgh ". Houston 10 Wright 565, Sampson Mil Parros 3-18, Z. Minnesota. Dllsl)-n-)-172. Williams 1-3. Cincinnati. Alexander 11-40, RECEIVING - Seattle, Warner 5-28. ,i ' li NCA I mjlelf tan Diego 13 14 T 7- 41 Thomas 2-7.2. Winder 121. Chicago. Suhev RECEIVING—Dallas. Cosble 3-14, Klnnebrew 6-21. Andason 1-10, Tata 2ml Laroent 3-30, B Walker 1-33, Young Ml. Si-att.f 34. Cleveland? Ntw York 0 17 7 ID—34 5 89, Pavton 316, Moo/ffhead 2-14, C.Pearson 6 *2, Johnson 3-45, Springs 044, nus I, Krelder 1 2. Wilson 1 0 Melieiaars 1-11. Hughes 14, Cleveland, Washmulon IT. i. g A»gHf. R Thomas 16, Gault 3-9t, McKlnnon 1-7, Dorsetl, 1-6, Newsome 1-t, Dusraa Im4. PASSING — Baltimore, Panel 1MH) Holt 4-77, Newsoma 5 55. Adams 4-73, S Flnt Period SaldM-16, Minnesota. White 3-107, Nelson 540, Bruer flflltimore 14 Cincinnati )1 M> FGB»nlrichk«40.r31 134, Sterk 0-1-0 0. Cincinnati. Anderson Logan 3-44, Prultt 3-30. Jones 2-33, B PhiladrlDhi* 28 At .,i.i.i 34 MISSED FIELDGOALS —None. 16. McCullum 110. Jordan 1-26, Brown 22 -11-1 340. Green 1-5, D Walktr 1-3 Mill. Benlrsthke37, 7 17 3 26, Casper 2-27. SD Munoe 1 run (Benirschke hick), RECEIVING — Baltimore, Henry 3-13, MISSED FIELD GOALS — Cleveland, Kansas Citv 38 SI Loots II t is San Prancltco » 7 10 IS J—« MISSED FIELD GOALS—Dallas. S«- Bouia 3-17, Dickey 3-13, Sherwln 3-25, Bahr 51 tlan 53. New Orfrrtns 17. Miami T Scctnd Period . Ntw England 4 I • 7—11 • San Diego 41, New Vork Oiiint First Parted NY K.iii Sheikh 30.4.25 Tam.a lay 0>0 7-14 Today's Game ID Joiner 1] pail from F.outs NE— Ramsey 30 pass from Grogan N«w York Jets at BuMato, t o ). 11 (kick failed), 4:W. Gn.n lay 14 IS 0 6—SS Sunday. Oct. 9 NY Gray ii pass »rom Brunner (Hall SF—Francis I pass from Montana •Inl MrKel, Washington al St Louis, 1 P " Shtikhkiek). 13 10 'Werschlng kick). 10 40 GB, Epos, 90, punt return {Stenerud Denver at Houston. I p m SD Winslow 16 pass from Fouls Second Period kick),4:01. MAJOR LEAGUE M fincsot.i at Chicago. 1 D m tBemrschkeklck), 14 18 SF—Moore 3 run (Wartchlns kick), GB, Clark, 75, pass from Dickey Ne»> York jets at Cleveland, i N f Pittman 40 pass from Brunner 6:37. ISIanerudklckl.8 33. Orppn Bay «t Detroit, t P m 'H*>< Shfthhtuchl. 14 S4 SF—FG Werschlng 45.15:00 lacMM ParM *, Orleans dl AH Third Period Third Period GB. Muckleby, I, run (Stenerud kick), BASEBALL N Y . ,CI.MI|IT 1 , j'l (Haii-Sheikh SF-FG Worsening. 35,4:11. .06 M . 11 TB, Green, 21, pass Interception i .il it! Brflfimori- 7 P rti . » . • i SF—FG Werschlng 36,5:13. - SD*Muncie 2 run (Benirschke kick), (Capece kick),1:45. Seattle ai San Diego. 4pm SF—Clark 13 pass from Montana GB, Collman, I, pass from Dicker Kansas Cilv at Los Angeles Raiders 4 13 SO (Werschlng kick) . 13 30 FINAL STANDINOS NATIONAL LEAOUE Fourth Period lS1enerudklCk),6 21. AMERICAN LIAOUI EAST DIVISION Fourth Period GB, Douglass. 35, fumble recovery re L u-, Anueii", fi.im\ al San Fr anusco. 4 NY-Mulladv ^1 D«SJ from Brunner NF—Morgan 33 past from Grogan [J. •AST DIVISION W L Pet. OB iHait Shelkr. klcw, 4 40 Smith kick), 1:37. turn (Stanerudklck).0:03.' W L Pel. 01 R- Philadelphia 90 72 S54 — NY-FG.HallAhelk 37,8:07 SF—FG Werschlng 24, * 38 GB. Anderson, 27, pass Interception « Baltimore ft M 605 - Plttiburgh 84 78 519 4 SD-Muncle 34 run (Benirschke hick). A—54,393 IStenerudklck) 10:29, Detroit n 70 568 6 Montreal 12 80 506 I GB. Lofton, 57, pass from Dickey New York «1 71 -Ml 7 St. LOUIS 79 83 488 11 (Stanerudklck) 13:10. A -1)892^ SF NE Toronto If 73 549 9 Chicago 71 91 .431 19 •eurtfl ParM Milwaukee 17 75 .$17 11 New York 48 94 .420 33 First downs M 14 GB. field goal. Stenerud. 19.1:11. SD NY Rushes yards 42-174 11-75 BOSton ' 78 84 481 20 WEST DIVISION o 3 ; o—io GB. field goal. Stenerud, 27,0:21. Cleveland 70 91 .433 18 x-Los Angeles 91 71 .543 — First downs 38 33 Passing yards 281 351 TB. Owens. 2, run ICapece kick), 12 49 Pittsburgh 0 7 0 10—17 Rushes-yards 27-120 29-54 Return yards 13 11 WEST DIVISION Atlanta M 74 543 3 Second Period »— A—S4.272 1 H autten W 77> SIS 4 Passing yards 303 PIMM 2S-38-0 14- 39-1 x-Chlcato ft 43 411 - un (Andrrson kick), 395 San Diego II Bl W0 10 Pil PolleJ Return yards Sackk Bv 411 5m34 Kansas Cltv 71 13 488 » 123 213 TO) Ol San Francisco 79 83 4W 12 n 4] Passes 24413 31-51-1 Punts 1-43 1-49 Texas 77 15 475 23 First downs 23 Cincinnati 74 M 45' 17 . Kempf 34,14 59 Seek-* by 1-7 0 00 Fumbles lost 0-0 4-3 Oakland 74 M 457 IS Rushes-yards 14-20 42164 M-chnrhed division title Third Period Punts 2-47 333 Penalties-yards 3 10 4-53 California 70 92 .432 29 Passing yards 273 355 ' Hou — Campbell 1 run .(Kempt Kick), 3-1 Time of Possession 34:49 23:11 Minnesota 70 92 .432 29 yesterday's Garnet fumbles-lost 5J Return yards 45 15a » 32 777 Seattle M 102 .370 » New York is, MontrealM Penalties yards 7-4S 24-472 10-20-1 Fourth Period INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Passes x-e I Inched division title Pittsburgh 4. Philadelphia 0 Tim* of Possession 24 SO 33:10 4-33 Pit Aberrrombie 5* pass from Stoudt Sacks bv 1-0 YeiUrdaVi Oim.i St Louis9, Chicagob RUSHING—San Francllco, Craig II 54, 346 'Anderson kick! 4 08 Punls 10-40 Minnesota 9, Toronto 3 San Francisco 4, Los Angeles 3 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Montana 5-41. Ring 10-36. Moore 3-10, 1-0 Pit FG AMersonlB. 10 10 RUSHING—San Diego. Muncie 17-87. Monroe 5-17, Cavanaugh l-o. Naw Eng- Fumbles (oil 21 Milwaukee 7, Detroit 4 Atlanta 4, San Diego 3 A 56 401 Penalties yerdl 321 Houston 3. Cincinnati 2 Brooks 3-25. Fouls 1-0. Luther S-mlnus IS. land. Tatupu 4-2S, van Eeghen 5-22. Collins 26:12 33:40 Baltimore 2, New York 0 Chandler 1 23 New York. Carpenter 18-35. 7-17, R Weathers 2-11. Time of Potietilon Boston 3, Cleveland 1 SND REGULAR SEASON Woolfolk 6-18. Brunner 4-12. Morris 1 mi- PASSING—San Francisco, Montana California 2, Texas 0 nus 11 25-36-0-260, New England, Grogan INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Oakland 8, Kansas Cltv 4 Pint Game K nines yards 19-iil 38137 PASSING—San Diego. Fonts 16-29-1 251. RUSHING - Tampa Bav, Owens 4-10, Chic ago 3, Seattle 0 MONTREAL (9) NEW YORK (1) Pas<..nQ rards 14! M 15262152. Luther 9 13-94-1 New York. RECEIVING—San Francisco. Clark Morton, 5 5, Thompson, 1-4, Carver 3-1. END REGULAR SEASON ab r h bl abrhbr Return yards II 14 Brunner 31 51 395 I 6-46, Solomon 3-48, Francis 3-44, Nehemlah Green Bav, Clark ti-54, I vary 9-40, Raines II 4 00 0 Wilson cf 4 0 0 0 Pa*«s 28 113 I! SO RECEIVING-San .Diego, Wlnslow 3-34. Craig 2-11. Ring 2-10. Cooper 1-5. Hucklebv 9-29, Ellis 136, Meade 3-13, Lof- Little 2b 4 0 2 0 Brooks 3b 4 0 0 0 ojU J, Whltehunt 1-1-4) NEW YORK (I) BALTIMORE (1) Franc on rf 4 0 0 0 Punls 33S 6-42 8 99, Joiner 5 83 Sievers 4 49, cnandler Monroe 1-50. Moore 1-20. Ramson 1-9, abrNM 4b r h bl Hetp rf 2 111 Sacks t>y 3-20 IB 4 41. S Smith 1-4. Muncie 2-33 New Yor"k, Wilson 1-4. New England. Morgan 6-10, C. 'PASSING — Tampa Bav, Thompson Dawton cf 3 0 0 0 Foster If 3 0 10 16 28 2-229, Goltlevn 8-19-0-89. Green Bav, rtndlph 2b 2 0 0 0 Shelby cf 3 0 0 0 GCarter c 3 0 10 Fumbles lost 0-0 3-0 Carpenter 4 20. Gray 9-159, Pittman 2-49, Weathers 1-S7, Collins 2 3!. Starring 1 29, Grlffev ib 4 0 10 Ford rf 3 0 10 Ranlch 1b 3 0 0 0 Penalt,es yard 4 63 6 19 Mistier 8-91, Woollolk S 39, Mullady 3-37. Jones 2 25. Ramsey 1 30 Dickey KM5-1-347, Whitehurst 7-12-0-74, Stenhos 1b 3 0 0 0 Hodges c 3 0 0 0 Ellis 1-1-0-30 Mttnglv If 3 0 0 0 Landrm rf 1 1 1 0 WallachSb 3 0 0 0 Time ot Possei 31 3b 28 24 MISSED FIELD GOALS-San Diego, MISSED FIELD GOALS-New Eng Balbonl pn 0 0 0 0 Ripken ss 3 00 0 Giles 2b 2 0 10 none New York, none RECEIVING — Tampa Bay. T. Bell ASalazr ss 3 0 10 Oouend is 2 0 0 0 land, J. Smith 37. Mllbrnepr 0 0 00 EMrrv dh 3 12 2 Lea P I 0 0 0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 577, J Bell 5-73, Carver 4-40, Carter, 2 16, Nettles dh 4 0 0 0 GRonck 1b 3 00 0 Staub ph 10 0 0 RUSHING - Houslon. CampWII 26 69. Los Angelas 0 7 14 14— IS Tyler 2 30. Giles 2-27, Houte 2-33. Green Wvnegar c 10 0 0 Aval* If 3 0 10 Crowly ph 10 0 0 Grdnhr ss 0 0 0 0 Moriantv ft-?' -Ni*l*ri I 10 W»H* -14. Philadelphia 14 7 8 7—28 Bey, Lofton 4-112, Clark 1-75, Jefferson Davett Ph 10 0 0 MIYong If Terrell o 3 0 10 7 10 I 17—n 4-73, G Lewis3-54, Coffman 3 25, Hucklebv 0000 Dressel 13. James 10. Cratl 1 (minus 21 First Period AtlanU 0 7 7 19—24 Smaliev 3t> 4 0 0 0 Sakaia 2b 3 0 2 0 Totals 299 4 0 Totals 27 1 4 1 PiHSDurgh. F Harr.s 16 51. ADercrombil WAS Riggms2 run (Moselev kick), 4:37. Plrsl Period 1-11. Iverv 1-10, Ellis 1-1. Mechm ss 3 0 0 0 TCrui 3b Montreal 1049. Pollard B 23. Sloudl 4 14 MISSED FlELD GOALS — none 3 000 Sviond Period Pnil-Jaworskt 8 run (Franklin kick), Moreno cf 3 0 0 0 Dempsv c 3 0 0 0 New York 100 ON OOx- 1 PASSING - Houslon, Ntelser WAS FG Moselev 28,1 01 10:21 Nixon rf 3 0 0 0 Game-Winning RBI — Heap (3). • 28 13-I5S3 P.ltsburgh.Stoudl 12 i 108-0 LA-Brjnch 9v pass from Plunkett Phil —Kab 5 pass from Jaworskl St. LMIS - 7 8 8 7-14 TeUlft n • I « TeWi » I 7 ] LOB—Moittreal 3. New York 5. IB— RECEIVING — Houston, Smith 5-57. (Bahr kick), 5 3*. (Franklin kink), 13:13 KansMCItv 14 0 3 2i-» New York -9 Little, ASalaiar HR—Heap (8) SB- Di -..se- l 3-49. Monaritv i 12. Arnold 113. vVAS-J Washinotorr 5 pass from Second Ptriod Pint Perled •altlmere - 1 Wilson (14). S—Lea Campbell Ml, Edwards - Pittsburgh, The.^mann (Moselev tutk),«33. , Att—Hodge 6 pass from Bartkowskl StL -Naiion 36 fumble return Game-Winning RBI — EMurrav (17). IP H R ER »• SO SidMwbMh 2 35 AbertromDie (0'DonoflhueN.tk).1 39 "Die i 51. Third Period (Luckhurst kick),4:49 DP-New York 2. LOB—New York 4, Montreal Sweeney '13, F, Harris t »0 WAS FG Moselev 39. 4:33. Phit — Carmlcheel 29 pass from KC—C Jackton 37 fumble return (Low- Lea L,ifc-11 8 4 112 3 MISSED FIELD GOALS - none try kick), 7 04 Baltimore 1. 28—Ford, Avaia HR— New York LA Muhamma'd 35 pass from Plunkett Jaworskl (Franklinkick), 13:08 EMurray (33). SB—Griffey (4), Nixon (2). (Bahr kick),« 31 Third Period KC—Marshall 10 pass from Kenntv Ttrrall W,M 9 4 0 0 0 1 Detroit j 7 0 (Loweryklck),9:39 H R IR 88 10 l 0—10 LA Muhammad 32 Pass from Plunkett Ail -Bailey 41 pass from Bartkowskl New York Los Angelt. 0 14 0I 7-31 (Bahr kick), 13 05 (Luckhurst kick), 9:01 Third Perled First Parlod Rawlev L,u 14 7. Second Oame Fourth Quarter Fourth Period KC—FG Lowery 41, 4:00 Det FO Vurfav 51,6 W DMurray 1 MONTREAL (4) NEW YORK (S) LA Christensen 3 pass from Plunkett AH - Bailey 8 oass from Bartkowskl Fourth Perled Second Period • 5-40 n« Hibner 30 4.1 2 0 Meddo« cf 2 0 0 0 Totals 33 i n i Return yards 348 196 Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-0 Passes 0-115 ll-*! 4 111 Totals 3! 4 9 4 Sacks Bv Berra ss Dernier cf 10 0 0 M0 010 111—4 Passes 16-30-4 23-40-0 Ptnaltles-vards 4-40 4-49 in J-!' } 0 I I Montreal Punts 7-50 Tunnell p BDlai c 2 0 0 0 000 00! Ml— 5 Sacks bv 5 4, 5-46 Time of Possession 24:52 33:08 4 0 0 1 Virgil c New York , H REIII SO Fumblevloft 1000 IP Punts 4 44 7-40 Garde 3b 3 0 10 Fumbles-lost 3 3 • 11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Penalties vards t-40 e-3S Jell! ss Montrtal Time of Possession »:ll 31 » 3 0 0 0 Rogers 4 13 3 1. 1 Penalties-yards 0-70 884 RUSHING — Philadelphia, M Wil- Hudson p I 0 0 0 Time of Possession 15 13 34:48 liams 10 53. Oliver 8-25, HaddU 6-9. Bargar 1 0 0 0 Jaworski 3-6. Atlanta, Andrews 25-150, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS GGross ph 10 0 0 Rtardon L.7-9 11-3] 1 2 RUSHING—SI. Louis, Anderson 11-lot, Comer o 0 0 0 0 New Verk INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rlaos 6-18. Bartkowskl 3-11, B. Johnson WHrndi p 0 0 0 0 RUSHING — Los Angeles, Hawkins 2-5, Glacomerro 1-0. Ferrell 1-10. User. 1-T, Hen 1-0. Love 1- LoarvW.ll 9 9 4 4 Imlnus 9). Kenses City. Brown 11-52. B. Letebvr rf 10 0 0 WP-Rogtrs2. T—2:41. A—4,393 15-64, Plunkett 2 21, King 7-20. Washington. PASSING — Philadelphia, Jaworskl Totals 37 4 11 4 Totals » t I 0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTJCS' Riggjhs 16-91. J. Washington 4-10, 1-6 28-0 2 39 Allania, Bartkowskl Jackson 9-34. Kennev 1-1. J. Thomes 4-7, RUSHING -Detroit, Jones 12-43, Ricks 5-4, K Thomas 1-lmlnus I) Pittsburgh tie »i aoo— 4 Theismann2-(minus 3). 20-34-0-212. PMIadalohla OH MO M0- 0 '0 20, Mipole 11. Kane 1-1 Los PASSING — Los Angeles. Plunked RECEIVING - Philadelphia. Oliver PASSING—St. Loull. Hart 5-13-3-33, Angtit» . Dickcson 30-19*. Redden 9 40, II - H R ER •• SO s 16 29-372-4, Pruitt 0-1 0 0 Washington, 4-44, Quick 4-122, Carmlchael 1-29, Dlxon Llscri 5-12-1-45. Kenses City, Kennev Pimeureh Theismann 33-39417-0, J Washington i 16, Hoover 114, Haddlx 1-9, Kab 1-5, M 17-32-1-173, Bleckledee 4-5-0-41. J. Thomas Tunnell vv.11-4 9 PASSING—Detroit,' Hippie 19-41-1 202 0-1-O-0. Williams 1-0. Atlanta, B. Johnson 8-47, 0-1-1-0. 5 0 0 1 5 S Angeles. 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Warning: the Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MONDAY, OCTOBER 3,1983 Sports The Daily Roister B3 Giants fall victim to Charger attack EAST RUTHERFORD - The hand and was recovered by rookie San Diego Chargers aren't noted, for Battered Jets linebacker Billy Ray Smith. their rushing attack, but when quar- "The ball was wet," said Brun- terback suffered a shoul- face Bills, B5 ner, who added, "They have so der injury they relied on running much firepower that we could not back Chuck Muncie to lift them to a hold them down." 41-34 National Football victory yes- San Diego a 34-24 lead and the game- Fouts had thrown first-half terday over the New York Giants. winning score. touchdown passes to Charlie Joiner Muncie sprinted 34 yards on a "I have all the confidence in the and Kellen Winslow. Fouts was re- sweep down the sideline with 4:32 to world in my skills and even greater placed by Ed Luther, who directed play to break a 34-34 tie with his confidence in my teammates," said the two drives that ended in Muncie third rushing touchdown of the Luther, who was 9-13 for 95 yards touchdowns game. Muncie also scored on runs of with one interception. "This the The Giants, who trailed by 17 land 2 yards greatest offensive team that has points in the first half, tied the score "We do run the ball every now ever taken the field ' 3f34~drrsirrTajt-SheikhV 37-yard- and then ... I'm sorry about that, "All I know is we're going to field goal with 6:53 to play in the guys. I don't want to ruin my repu- score points with this offense," said fourth quarter. tation, " said San Diego Coach Don Muncie Haji-Sheikh's field goal was set Coryell, whose team has earned the Giants linebacker Lawrence up by Beasley Reece's interception nickname "Air Coryell" because of Taylor said: "They pulled out all of a Luther pass. his passion for passing the stops and really came at us." New York had tied the score "It's the system that wins "I thought we dug ourselves a 27-27 on Haji-Sheikh's 29-yard field games, not players," said Fouts af- hole," said Giants Coach Bill goal with 6:58 left in the third quar- ter his team extended its NFL-re- Parcells, whose team lost five ter. But the Giants elected to nullify cord streak to nine games with fumbles "Against a team like San the points after a roughing the more than 400 yards total offense. Diego, you usually don't get a holder penalty gave them a first Fouts was injured midway through chance to get back in a game." down on San Diego's 7-yard line. the third quarter and replaced by Giants quarterback Scott Brun- Ed Luther. ner, who hit 31 of 51 passes for 395 Brunner, who was the holder r Luther, who hadn't made an ap- yards and three touchdowns, roughed up by San Diego's Gill fumbled the ball at San Diego's 12- AMKllM Prill pMU pearance at quarterback this sea- liynl. then fumbled an exchange COMING UMGLUED — Charger quarterback jersey — bv the Giants' Lawrence Taylor during son, directed the two scoring drives yard line with 52 seconds to play with fullback Rob Carpenter on the Dan Fouts, right, is sacked — and stripped of his the first quarter of yesterday's game. that culminated in Muncie's 2-yard Brunner was trying tp pass on third next play and nose tackle Bill Elko run late in the third quarter to give down, but the ball slipped out of his recovered the ball for the Chargers. Matawan gets 1st win ever over Brick

By JIM HINTELMANN ferent from most coaches. I just the 15. A Brick lineman got his hand Smith went to the air. He com- recovered a Matawan fumble at the want the kids to have fun." on the ball for an instant, but it pleted passes of 36 yards to Buddy Matawan 35. Altabello raced for an BRICK - Matawan Regional Ocean wins, B4 Brick began the game as if it squirted out and Matawan's Terry Scott and 19 more to Randy Johnson apparent 10-yard gain on the first High School football coach Don would have no trouble with Underwood recovered. • to move the ball to the Brick six. play, but a holding penalty nullified Somma was hired by the Board of Matawan. The Green Dragons took "There were a couple of critical After a penalty moved the ball back the gain and put Brick back at mid- Education over the summer for the Yesterday's win, the first ever the kickoff and marched 61 yards in mistakes for us," Brick coach to the 11, John Murnin of Brick field purposes of restoring the school's for Matawan over Brick, was high- 13 plays for the touchdown. Hard- Warren Wolf admitted, "and stopped Johnson on the six following Matawan got its filial touchdown once successful football program. lighted by solid running from running Joe Altabello had most of Matawan capitalized on them." a five-yard completion on the last late in the game after Matawan's After two games, it is apparent tailback Darryl Butts'(two touch- the yardage in the drive, but Matt Following the recovery, Smith play of the first half. Darrell Kriska. a defensive stand- that Somma has done exactly that. downs and 124 yards rushing), Bonavito got the touchdown on a hit end Sean Mullaney over the Matawan came out in the second out all day, picked off a Bonavito His latest achievement is a 23-7 clutch passing from quarterback two-yard run. Tom Iannarone middle for a first down on the one half and completely dominated the pass at the Green Dragon 30 and triumph over Brick Township yes- Gary Smith and a brilliant defensive kicked the point after giving Brick a and Butts dove over on the next action. returned it to the 26 Six plays later terday effort that allowed Brick only one 7-0 lead. play. Butts raced over for the two- On its second series, Matawan Butts ran in from the three for the "This is what football is all first down in the second half — on Matawan was stopped on its first point conversion and an 8-7 drove 70 yards in 10 plays for its score. about," Somma said after the the last play of the game. series, but got moving after a short Matawan lead. second touchdown The scoring play "We were outcoached today," game. "I love big games. Up in "These kids were winners Brick punt that Butts returned to Brick threatened again late in was a 13-yard Smith to Scott pass Wolf said "Matawan always has a Union County (Somma coached at before the season even started," the Brick 42. the first half, moving down to the which Scott caught over the middle good football team and they were Elizabeth High School before taking Somma said. "I enjoy seeing them Strong running from Butts Matawan 21 But Rich Gluck in- at the goal line. better prepared than we were. They over at Matawan) we played big play so hard. The kids have a lot of moved the ball down to the eight tercepted a pass from Brick QB Brick's last opportunity came executed better and deserved to games every week." heart. My whole philosophy is dif- before a bad pitchout rolled back to Gary Bonavito to end the bid. minutes later when Tom Meyers win " Howard let go Keyport registers after Met sweep NEW YORK (AP) - New York swept a double- victory over Shore header from the Montreal Expos 1-0 and 5-4 yesterday to mark the end of Frank Howard's career as manager By JOSEPH NOWAK Lawson hauled in one of Vinnie Christ- of the Mets. opher's mistargeted aerials. WEST LONG BRANCH - High Ironically, it was Lawson who scored Yaz says goodbye, B5 school football games are all 48 minutes the only touchdown of the game After long, but for all practical purposes Key- running for more than 400 yards in last During, the second inning of the opener, the Mets port's 6-3 victory over Shore Regional week's victory over Point Pleasant announced the Howard, who took over on an interim yesterday afternoon ended three Beach, the Raider ground attack was basis June 3 when George Bamberger resigned, would minuter; short of that mark thwarted 1n the early going by Shore; - •-• not be back next season. After watching its 6-0 lead cut in half So Keyport turned to the passing Howard said he thinks it would have taken another sevaral minutes earlier, Keyport was game 1015 victories for him to be retained. faced with a fourth down and 17 situation On a second and 10, quarterback Rob "Frank (Cashen, the Mets General Manager) was at it's own 26 yard line. John Hernandez., Svenson hit Lawson on a short look in very candid when he asked me to take over the club," who had seen two of his previous punts pattern Lawson. who had started out explained Howard. "I knew it was only an interim travel only 24 and 20 yards, was called wide to the left, kept going right until he appointment and I never let my hopes get too high. I on again to exercise his right leg. found the corner of the end zone. Jay accepted the assigment on those terms. The sophomore, who does double Headden's conversion attempt was "No one ever likes to get put out of work and it's duty as a punter and cornerback, rose to smothered at the line. never easy to change a staff. I figured another 10 or 15 the occasion With the aid of a healthy "We were just looking [or a first wins would have been needed for me to stay. I hope I breeze and an even healthier bounce down on the pass but we got the touch- have helped the organization for the future." over the kick returners' head, down." Ciccotelli said. "We scouted Howard had a record of 52-64. The Mets were 16-30 Hernandez's boot traveled 67 yards. them last week and saw that the outside when Bamberger decided to quit. That pinned the Blue Devils down at linebacker wasn't moving out I knew "I took the job because I felt I owed the Mets their own 10 yard line with 3.10 remain- that we could pass on them." something," continued Howard, who previously man- ing. His passing attack nearly paid off aged the San Diego Padres. "I was surprised I was his The Red Raiders sealed their vic- again in the first half In the last 48 choice. There was no way I can be critical of the tory, the first over Shore in coach Mike seconds of the half running back Miguel organization. It has been super to me and my RHltUr Mwi*by Llrr» Ptnu Ciccotelli's ten years at Keyport, by Hernandez (20-96) took over. He carried coaches." LOOKING FOR SPACE — Shore Regional High School's Lance Redaelli, 32, intercepting passes on Shore's final two the ball four times for 41 yards to move Would he consider managing again? follows the blocking of teammate Rich Jacobs (SO) as he turns upfleld possessions. Mike DiGregorio picked off the ball to the Shore 39. Then, on first See Howard, B4 during yesterday's game against Keyport. the first and on the game's final play. Ed See Keyport, B4

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OCEAN - George Conti, Jr has Quarterback Matt Errico filled Errico found Neis alone in the end with a 30-yard run to give the vis- taoce. Kacandes went over from the never been known as a football the air with footballs for the win- zone and hit him with a 21-yard itorsafMMead. three •«' •""> Hughes kicked the coach who advocates the passing ners, completing hall of his 12 scoring pass. Robersyi ran 35 yards in the sec- extra point. game. He may ciiaoge iiis miiid af- passes tor 106 yards. His chief The puinis gave we jpailaris the ural quarter to raise the margin to ter yesterday. target was lanky junior end John 2J-19 lead that they held on to for the 12-0. The run followed a 12-yard punt Esdaile returned the second half His Ocean Township High School TO!?; who collared 10 passes for win133. return by Darnell Esdaile. kickoff 18 yards to his 28 and then eleven, whom he has dubbed the Big yards. It didn't look very promising for Ocean, spurred on by a 33-yard Morgan carried the ball 72 yards for Red, scored a stirring 23-18 victory "We just didn't play any pass Ocean early. The Spartans fell be- kickoff return to the 44 by Nick a touchdown. Nelson Lapham made over Manasquan (ironically known defense," Manasquan coach Gary hind, 12-0, and still trailed, 18-7, Kacandes, went the distance for its the conversion to raise the margin to 19-7. as the Big Blue) yesterday to up its Chapman said dejectedly after the with just seconds remaining in the first score. Errico hit Neis for a 10- record to 2-0. Manasquan fell to 0-2. game. "Penalties hurt us, but Neis third quarter. yard completion and then found Bach team has been in two tough played a great game." Manasquan used the running Ul- Chuck Lucia for 12 more. Errico brought his team back ballgames Ocean edged St. John Ocean led but once in the game, ents of Derrick Roberson and Elliot Kacandes had three runs for 13 into the game with a 60-yard run Vianney, 10-9, last week while but that was at the most crucial Morgan to take the early lead, yards and Errico connected with later in the period. Jim Hughes Manasquan dropped a 14-6 heart- time. The winning touchdown came Morgan closed out a 70-yard Manas- Neis for tosses of seven and eight kicked his second of three extra GEORGE CONTI, JK. breaker to Wall Township. with just two minutes to play when quan drive on iU first possession yards to eat up the remaining dis- points. FREEHOLD TODAY tHo StOpS OH 1 Hit

IKMTTiaaa I »M - 1 H H Knight IAI btertord) 31 RAT T1MORF (API ' 5 Temperance Balcer IJ Moiwyey). „ S-2 3 Tonl B Tiger IJ VIMIIII 4-1 eSt Week 01 the SeSSOn 15 «JVerft>r I TheSuiler iMfagl.erone) 4> 2-1 I Flying Tarry (T Lu(hento) 4-1 .. aai,itr\nr* flrinlno anrf nnui thpv iBrjtudeHerbiBScaroa) 4i i cortan IM Bigan) in me Baltimore urioies, ana now uiey iMiii.AtTo.vimi j-i SiSii'KiSSii'iarVi W. can concentrate on the American 3 JoeChuck IJ ReutKhi) H B Robert Lorendale (NO) 12-1 - . ,f ,E,1(c,i»iji«ii 10-1 wpiii.iiin. cino.w.an League playoffs. iCrimion Beau (R Smith) 20-1 1 WhaU Up Dr teV'DSBu!ki »-J I tSituSffiJtliiSfemhZZZlZ li^i Sammy Stewart and Tippy Martinez lAugunuistar i» pretiandriai j»i B sema oiso IL Pedatinti '.'.".'.'.'.'.'.»1 combined on a one hitter and beat 'tl^'e^'r.'.'ng'iNDi »i BAcciaimMiNDi '.. *"'„ ?-2 the New York Yankees 2-0 on a ulo H s n o l ' "" *"°"ir, '(. . ;." .»,« •*' i.^KhwRTu.c'om', -l\ homer by Eddie Murray. is;1."!'';1"""1 . ::::::::::::::::::« !&«ffiSII&«iiw:br.=:::™S "it's tough when you go into the 8 F.scht?rslm«gf IJ Mfo) ,. 4-1 7 Owfn Almthurjt (C W«rrlngt(Ki) 10-1 final Wt'Ok having it Clinched, it&JSfSUmiXJHOi *j SKSKS" ::::!t! Altobelli said. "There was so much 6 H H Bonny IAI Stafford) IS-1 3 Northern Freetode (T OeVltlt) 4-1 ready." iMKn..,,^".'!"'.1)1''" s-i isSrtu.'wi»ni?oVil«miigr'i.!!:::! :.'.'.'.*] Altobelli used the time toge t 3 Ironslon. Eagle (J Rethbone) 9-2 pvtra 'it-hats for some of his re- Bv DAN PATCH !»rchlei Knight (GKum.ler) II exlra al Dats 'Or Some OI nis rc- • ,, IJi u i? TI v i "RyatstariEBriiioni 121 serves and provide a final tune-up 1 - Brae,ide Herb, The Sillier, . Stephen B^^Turc.,,.^ ,„ for ^ ^ Re wj,, use agains( 1 ernpcrance Bauer ipretiou. N.«ncconnori M Chicago's AL West champions. . - Honing (.old, Bluestar Pete, H^.^'SliJf^';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;*! Boddicker, who is slated to start hirst Blaie sAprilfo.tune(LKIMI s-i ,h eprnnrl uamp in the best-of-five 1 riuhm inuir' Vimv Omon i KingwooaN iMM«tn t-i lie second game in me oesi-oi live 3 - Fischers Image, tawny, tmon Vrtei»«»oMreM(»*ua*dri n series on Thursday night, allowed a 'r'y c. r uiiKn.^,, $v'ffWt^rTU*&;:™^"rS«:! single by Ken Griffey during his Sir Gnana, 11 H Knight, |c|lwKOT£jv%j$» ,., five-inning stint before Stewart and .,.. ry ii ^ oi ijarviuingieiAsiaiiordi j-2 Martinez hurled two hitless innings

- Whats Up Dr, Sky.caper, }%^Z't'AlZ°"'' Ii apiece D Spunkv Bearcat !L°£™"do*r«Ji hlc'.rn'deni it! Boddicker, recalled from the mi- -Acclaimed, Jefs No Ka Oi, Song jg^^r==| nor leagUes on May 5 after injuries i „ ., _. ' , „ .. mh:F«ce,u.i«»,cim»..fi»jn« hit the Baltimore staff, finished his ld e n L T. i° , S , ' " \%a&&BSSSfc:=:.=3i rookie season with a 16-8 record 8 - Precious News, Pams Scotch JS^**1*' (J,J,T!ii*."i"'""' M «- r „ «Moior Home (P Titoot jr) »-l ,'l^UltlSl H P^^rcr Libra, Bye \BZ§S^ _ Ii SSJ«=3: BACK IN TIME — Otis Nixon (52) of the Yankees Orioles shortstop Cal Ripken reaches for the pick- gets back to second base safely as BaltiTnore off throw from pitcher Sammy Stewart. ^ ^P^vice, Apache Knight, \&^B^^ £&SCXSim II'-sirSssay. Tasty Treat, Racy ]*%%°i™<»«£"'•>• |! »NeWS(8th) •TrullyFellalAeocclol JO I Ruteers loses OB Hochberg toe, walloped a career high 33rd MEADOWLANDS f ason following surgery —T~ "~ The loser was Shane Rawley, or se . \ . 14-14. who had four losses and two ! no-decisions during the month of ' ;—— September. EAST RUTHERFORD (API - University Hospital in New Bruns- becoming the fourth team to defeat in U.SM, cimg. 3 »o • uo. i saoair NO»II> lorrisco) in T [j t t games of th"e was so quiet in the Rutgers locker wick and was reported in good con- the defending national champion ne rs wo room vou could hear XtZSZSJXSL, it"! playoffs, which open Wednesday af- . a™'her "L" dition. NitUny Lions Penn State has won ',ZZyZ'XV.?,™] i! tefnoon. will be played in Baltimore "ropinto the won-loss column. two straight games after an 0-3 e !>carlel start jo ,,t. (iioo. cim., iva.t Fyr. with theescenesmft scene shiftin1gtoLmcn to ChicaEooagoOn '" Knights were si- "It s a terrible thing to happen iSSSSXSSSSS^ M *;;|;^ " . lenced Saturday as they lost to Pen» to an athlete and especially one who t! state 36-25 a d tne r 3 M« Dear Nunf iBeami n. "Chicago has a good ballclub " ' ' B ' record (ell to was just coming into his own, "said Freshman tailback D.J. Dozier n \u"'j^'"t,VMmlm.M ii! AInhclli said "Thev've sot eood '-3 It was their third straight de- Rutgers Coach Frank Burns. put the game out of Rutgers'reach t! ISSiSS&SmsEEEXl power, pitching and defense, and 'eat but *e Knights lost more than with 6:09 to play on a 50-yard touch- f game - they also Hochberg. who completed 19 of down run Dnzier also scored Penn ,, •"""'""•'...rt,™ ,„.,„ " i some speed. They had a tremendous lost tfieirquarterback 34 passes with two touchdown States first touchdown on a 1-yard , Preu, ScVSedr* si secondhalf but wedid too " Junior Eric Hochberg was side- bombs to Baker and two intercep- burst in the first quarter and fin- i":t.r'F«hion'iGon,.i.iMi ">'-! Scott McGregor, who will sUrt !inC(i f°r the year with torn liga- tions. had closed Penn State's lead jshed with 196 yards on 27 carries. . n 1 just have to remind myself and Baker teamedd on a 50-yard scor- the seventh back in the school's his- UIXNrl( ( T Y 367 passing yards. Two Penn State , l ' L 'AP" -Mark iKinoeJcViDuToni s-i how I threw them in the past," ing pass to put Rutgers ahead for torv to rush for more than 100 yards I.,v eli. h jnd Mike Rogers each 1 Players tackled Hochberg and ] ^•."i'^^'S,', ; ii McGregor said. "I have to refresh the first and only, time. 16-14. Baker ln {hree straight games •: !»« n-wils in leading the New grinded his knee into the turf at {JpijteiiwjJjJJiwi •..:" "ft my memory on how they reacted to had five receptions for 210 yards We felt we were in the football n,k .,n,.«.,,.u a6-3 victory over H l^Z'^X*.,,. p me" game all the way until the last Penn Hi, l.hiladephia Myers in a pre- ; jj^^^i,, ft Backers game plan was to Hochberg underwent surgery When Hochberg left the game, so • State drive." Burns said. "Dozier game last night. .th.M.ooo A,I«..I,.»U..IM»I/I, "throw strikes and let the defense .yesterday at Middlesex General did the Scarlet Knights chances of is an excellent runner " I tic ^'.iiiii' niaaMn the final ex- IW'WJXZ™"0' i\ takeover" •hihitmn .nn.est lor both teams as is«ai»MuiiciNematii t-i n,,H.,nM«;ps-nded their preseason with ,i 8-3 record, and the Flyers l^T^V^L.'...:.' 1! IHSS)>ii.:i!,i«o.cimg..3»a,iFu' r li 1VT f * t S Th. • H:,nE.-rs Dave Silk opened tin- -(.inricat 7 20of the first period u t 1 Hl !so , oV"p rIJ"('r™Mi* ""°' " "ii when he M.nnuted on a power-play toc'aUi" Ra'itiPetroi n (continuedl groal man and did a good job with ' L'O.II h\ sluiini;.i backhander in front l l if the situation is right both for ""5,n i!i'!Jo, «iii"j'« n.p.iM»i/u '""' us." • I rh.. I'hilHd.-phi.i net Tim Kerr myself and the team. " he said. "I'd • ^'• L f *t"'or«"!*"". n lied the game for the Flyers 2 'z 5 n o certainly have to consider it, but I "Frank is a fine man," said Tom minutes, latei when he ripped a have been trained in a lot of other Seaver. "I can't think of anybody wrist shot intd the lower left comer ? lT"i'«i; JSS ! game, said. "1 cant really say any- SUub s double gave him 26 run* Pavehch ilulonner Olympian beat i«>i»ti»i.!»»»i.i>« thing about the decision to let Frank batted in as a pinch hitter this sea- K'p;iltender Pelle Lindbergh to the L go. I'm glad I had the chance to play son, tying the record set by Joe ]?^ »*o??co!r*'i.,i it! for frank sink , sNoBie Dave (Krone) 11 ' really enjoyed him. I Cronin in 1943 and tied by Jerry The Flyers drew within one goal }S"V^«7r^.r'z:.V.Vr.'.VrZV.V'iti don't know what they're looking for Lynch in 1961. SUub finished the less than two minutes later when and I really don't want tocommen t season with 24 pinch-hits, one short Dill Barber followed up a Dave ios»am«coiiiLopeic i s-2 since I'm not sure I'll be here my- of the major league set by Jose I'nulin shot into the Rangers'net to !JISTli'H Pavelich completed the scoring Merita Mhlrw * when he connected on a slapshot at M r Al> said. "The kid Is a blue-chipper. He Left wing Ron Handy and center Na veTour It was the drive to the 22 by only penalty of the game gave Snore unUl the Shore defensTheld and t ~ " '"" was the captain last year and Is the , Roger Kortko both first-year " Keyport which almost proved dis- a first down at the 11 yard line. The forced Keyport to p/nt the ball caPtain thls year He has a 3.6 aver- players, were sent down to Indian- Dave> ght Ue astrous. From the 22, Svenson at- . defense stiffened, however, and away. The Devils should have got. apolis -of the Central Hockey ~ ' age in school and is as strong as an tempted to pass into the right flat, Shore was faced with a fourth and 7 ten excellent field position, but they Ifi " Swam SC0 ox He can bench press 365 pounds." P " but Bill McGreddy stepped in front at the 8. Coach Bob Bolak sent ln the forgot totel l John Heniandei. BEST BET: Flinlrock (5th) . MONDAY, OLTOBER 3.1983 The Daily Register BS Banged up Jets seeking to stop Bills9 streak ORCHARD PARK, NY. (AP) - in overtime. For a team that was suffered a separated shoulder vidual can do for us " Along with McNeil, guard Stan defect on that teanr." The New York Jets and the Buffalo expected to be one of the best in the against the Rams and will be out Despite the loss of McNeil. Waldenfore is out and wide receiver The Jets, with Richard Todd Bills will find out if recent suc- Conference, the Walton insisted he would not change Wesley Walker is listed as question- throwing to Walker, Johnny "Lam" cesses are real tonight when they eight weeks, won't make things eas- victory signalled an important step ier for the Bills, Stephenson said. his philosophy "We're not going to able. Jones and Derrick Gaffney, are the meet in a for the Jets. Stephenson called the Jets "a No 3 passing team in the AFC. With game. They can still throw a bevy of change our system." he said. "We "It gives us an emotional lift," backs at you," he said. "They have believe in our backup people." very physical team with tremen- rookie Chris Williams starting at The Bills' success began in the said defensive tackle Marty Lyons. , Walton said he has been im- dous talent " free safety for the Bills, it's likely second game of the season. After a great group of running backs." "We showed everybody we could pressed by Buffalo "It's tough to think of anybody the Jets will be throwing in his losing to Miami in the season open- Jets Coach Joe Walton said he come back," said defensive end having any better talent," he added. direction er, Buffalo has won its last three would alternate Scott Dierking, "They've played very well and Mark Gastineau. He said he wasn't fooled by the The Bills, meanwhile, might try games. Johnnie Hector and Bruce Harper in they've played with a lot of emo- Bills Coach Kay Stephenson ad- McNeil's spot. tion," he said. Jets' relatively slow start to exploit the Jets' run defense, The Jets' success is more recent. "We're only four games into the mitted his team "has a monu- nil be more of a situational "Above all, what scares me which is last in the league Buffalo's After dropping two of their first season," he said. "The Jets are one mental task this week." substitution," Walton said.. "I hope most is their defense," he added. running game is led by Joe Cribbs, three games,-New York rallied last of those teams that could end up The loss of star running back to keep them moving out and try to "We're a little banged-up on of- who rushed for a career-high 166 week to beat the Los Angeles Rams 14-2. I don't think there's any major Freeman McNeil of the Jets, who take advantage of what each indi- fense." yards last Sunday Fans bid tearful farewell to the man named BOSTON (AP) - Carl was introduced on his fjrst three There was no need for park su- Yastrzemski literally ran off into i In Ihr plnli by hid dad, far! perintendent Joe Mooney to water the sunset yesterday in a tearful Sr , his son, Mike, and his brother, the field. ThelurT was soatretf-wttft- farewell after 23 illustrious years Dick. tears. with the . Yaz grounded out his first time However, Yaz wasn't finished. At 6:21 p.m..nearly lVi hours af- at bat Then he grounded a single to After the final out, he reappeared to ter he officially retired, the 44-year- left for his 3,419th hit in his record the chant "We want Yaz." Now old wonder, still in uniform except 3,308th major league game. As "wearing a jacket, he stood near first for his jersey, stood on top of the cheers bounced off the walls of little base, turning to face each section of Boston dugout and hoisted a big Fenway Park, the ball was re- the park and waving his cap. More bottle of champagne. trieved by the umpires and thrown tears, too. Earlier, Yaz took more bows into the dugout as another memento With extra security guards to than an Academy Award winner as for Yaz' trophy room. protect him from overly zealous a packed crowd of 35,000, including Yaz walked, and eventually was fans, he suddenly broke away. And 33,4^7 paid, gave him thundering forced at the plate, in the sixth he gave the young guards a run for applause in countless standing ova- inning Then, facing veteran re the money. tions before, during and after the liever Dan Spillner on his last time Red Sox' 3-1 victory over the Cleve- at bat-No. 11,988—in the eighth, he He circled the field, touching as land Indians. ran the count to 3-0. Then he popped many hands as he could along the Lavished with numerous gifts up the next pitch. way. It may have been the most and tributes on "Yaz Day" Satur- "I know Spillner was trying to dramatic exit ever made by an ath- day, Captain Carl bowed out in throw me a strike," Yaz said. "He lete. ' style, even playing left field, where was actually aiming the ball. I think he won seven Gold Glove awards, he was trying so hard that he Yaz then went to the rooftop for the first time since he cracked a couldn't get it over. press room for a postgame in- rib crashing into the wall after mak- "Yen, I was up there trying to terview. He had ordered champagne ing a spectacular catch on Aug. 30, hit it out, too. The 3-0 pitch was way and stood with a toast to the media lt60. up high, but I had made up my mind "There was a big difference be- He started the afternoon with a to swing wherever the ball was." tween yesterday and today," he brief speech after a five-minute ov- The pop to second ended the Bos- said. "Many people who weren't ation. ton seventh. Manager Ralph Houk here yesterday were here today and He had his speech prepared as he let Yaz go back to left field, then I wanted to thank them. This was stepped to the microphone near first lifted him, sending Chico Walker out my last day, my last at bats." base and called his teammates from as a replacement. Yaz hung around talking about the dugout. Once again, the fans rose, show- ering Yaz with applause and cheers. everything, including "I could have Spotting a sign which read, "Say made three times the money if I it ain't so, Yaz," he began. Yaz walked slowly back toward the dugout. He stepped up his pace. went to another team (the New "I wished it wasn't," he added. York Yankees) as a free agent (in "Today marks the last day of my Then, he suddenly ran to a box seat and handed a young boy his cap. 1979 and 1981), "but I wanted to stay career as a Red Sox player. in Boston." "It has been a great privilege to Later, he said, he had spotted the have worn the Red Sox uniform for kid while waiting to hit. Then, he shocked his security the last 23 years and to have played Yaz, though, didn't want to help again. He insisted on going out in Fenway Park in front of you great leave. He entered the dugout to John •' on the street to meet with "my Aitocltltd Prtli photo fans. I'll miss you and I'll never Kiley's organ rendition of Au'd Lang fans." For nearly one hour he stood YAZ'S GOODBYE — Carl Yastrzemski speaks to farewell after 23 years in a Red Sox uniform forget you." Syne. Then he came back out. After and signed autographs for people fans at Boston's Fenwav Park yesterday to say Teamm I'e Jim Rice, back right, sheds a tear. At the suggestion of public ad- several minutes he left while unbut- who built a line extending around dress announcer Sherm Feller, Yaz toning his jersey. the corner. Coor triumphs C.B.S. SUPERMARKET Brake problems? 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG RED BANK - Pat Coor and Larry Colontuano were the winners in the Lightning class of the Mon- mouth Boat Club's Fall Series yesterday on the Italian 19 Navesink River, Sausage Ib. JERSEY NUMBER GAME SAILING Pick any three numbers — you can play from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 day* a week WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER John Luard and Tonu Gahn, and Bill Ewiiig and Larry DuBois won in the Albacores. Kim Verkooyen and Jack Kline took first in the Woodpussys •SHOULDN'T YOU REALLY- The Monmouth Boat Club will host the Albacore TALK TO A LAWYER Nationals Saturday, Sunday and Monday. h Bui Club WHO LISTENS... 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SANDFORD Jupiter is a prominent evening Rahway took the lead early and ran star now, bright in the west for a uff with individual honors in the October, 10th month of the calen- few hours after sunset Leu bright, fourth annual PRUPAC United Way dar year, month of the Hunter's lower in the weit and setting 10-kilometer run yesterday on the Moon It promises a broad but gen- earlier, Saturn still will be visible grounds of the Prudential Property erally pleasant variety of daily OUTDOOR for another week or to. and Casualty Inusrance Co. The weather conditions. Still to come is the annual ex- race attracted 313 runrjers There will, no doubt, be days WORLD travaganza we call "the color" — gently reminiscent of a summer Kinsman won the race in 33:13 to the spectacle of fall foliage. Look that's past. (Highs of 94 and 95 easily outdistance second place for it first in the hollows, gradually degrees have been recorded at John Marley of Middletown (34:10). climbing the hillsides until It Freehold and Long Branch, respec- Bob Hyer was third in 34:24. engulfs the landscape. That usually tively, in October.) And there will Dave McKenzie was the first comes, in our latitude, sometime in be nights that boldly hint of winter's PRUPAC finisher He was fourth the fourth week of this month. approach. (Record lows for the Botanists will be staging a final overall in 34:30 month are 26, at Long Branch, and a fling among the wildflowers, with For all it offers, this is a month Louise Weschler of Malawan crisp 20 degrees at Freehold.) the elusive gentians, reflecting the of ambivalent feelings. There it won the women's division in 39:06. We can expect, on the basis of pure blue of October skies, among much to look forward to, some long-range averages, a daily mean the prized quarry. things more anxiously than eagerly. High schooler is When a cold front moved in last temperature of 56.5 degrees this The first frost usually comet in month for the county as a whole, month — quite appropriately on the listed as 'stable* first day of autumn - it cleared out October, often early in the month, > with inland sites about a half-degree and the tirst killing frost, some- MONTCLA1R (AP) - A 17-.yeaf- cooler than coastal ones. That's a not only the humiii heat but also the times, late in the month. That old Chatham Township high school full 10 degrees cooler than Septem- sky haze that had veiled the stars. means the supply of plant-ripened, football player was hospitalized in ber's norm The difference, for Sky Watchers, even in areas fresh-picked tomatoes dnd peppers stable condition yesterday after he most of us, is an invigorating one. blighted by neon and street lights, we've so much enjoyed since July — collapsed during a game, officials These early autumn days inspire became acquainted with (he said. ,, us to venture into the dew-spangled brighter constellations. from a garden that's still producing The player, Frank Welzer, was dawn, even into a noon-day sun We can look for more such nights buds and setting new fruit — will revived by paramedics on the field which no longer intimidates. this month, some of them mild soon come to an end. here Saturday at the end of the first Birders probe the migrant flocks, enough to encourage periods of star Then it will be back to the mar- half of his team's game against for the last echelon of the transient gazing. ket produce bins for those barely Montclair Immaculate. upland species — yellow-rumped Venus, brightest of the stars, acceptable, transit-ripened sub- • wliUr ph«M bv Ultl Ptrna Dr Dennis Cochrane of Moun- and palm warblers along with strag- easily steals the show in the current stitutes shipped in from warmer tainside Hospital said Welzer had a WINNER AND WRITER — Tom Kinsman of Rahway, left, was the glers from the rest of that family; celestial display. It's at its best climes. ventricular fibrillation, which winner of yesterday's 4th Annual PRUPAC .United Way 10-Kilo- some ol the thrushes, like gray- Trmrabout 4 a.m., when it's still means thai his heart stopped beat- meter Run. One of the other contestants was Dr. George Sheehan, cheeked and hermit; the fox, and low in the eastern sky. until the first We become aware now of those ing effectively " right, noted columnist of The Daily and Sunday Reoister. possibly Lincoln's, sparrow. Atten- light of dawn begins to bleach the fuel-guzzling monsters in our cellars tion now will be increasingly di- background. It remains visible until and utility rooms whose new-found verted to the waterways, where sunrise. appetites will mount steadily in the flocks of waterfowl and other Mars, less bright and rising at weeks ahead to keep up with rising Brady powers Holmdel, 20-0 aquatic birds are increasing daily. about the same time, can be seen in heating-degree-days figures. H"EL) BANK - Holmdel evened scored all three touchdowns on a 60- Falls its North Division record at 2-2 with yard run and passes of 20 and 25 Toms River 30, Middletown Eaglea a 20-0 Jersey Shore Pop Warner yards from quarterbaek John 6 . ootball victory over Red Bank yes- Mihouck. He also added the extra MIDDLETOWN - Toms River terday point as Keansburg upped its record scored early and often yesterday to Lee Brady had another good day to 2-1 stop the Middletown Eagles. lor the winners, scoring twice on Tinton Falls 34, Lacey 12 The only touchdown for Mid- runs of 25 and 15 yards He also ran LANOKA HARBOR - Craig dletown came on a 5-yard pass from over for an extra point. Kelly scored twice on runs of 60 and Jim Young to Ed Waldren. The TD 50 yards while Dave Jones and had been set up by a 55-yard comple- Keansburg 19, Rumson 0 Frank Allison had touchdowns on tion from Waldren to Scott Wil- KEANSBURG - Joe Laverty long punt returns to spark Tinton liamson Vote A paid directory <>f roming events for non-profit organizations Hales S3 75 (or three lines for I day iSI 00 each .uliliinirml ImcL J5 (XI fur three lines for two days i$t 50 earn additional line. $6 50 for three lines for three dajm 112 00 each additional linel. $7 50 for three lines (or four or five days ($2 25 each additional line > $9 00 for three lines lur Jin nreigW days ' S2 W each additional line i. JIO 50 for three lines (or nine to ten days i M OOench additional line $13 50 lur three lines for eleven days Each additional day $1 00 each additional line S3 00 Deadline II A M twodsyn before publication I'allThe Daily Register. Ma-4000. ask forth* Date Secretary

OCTOBER 3. -MONDAY lunch at Trufflea Rentauranl in Fair lerlan church 94 Tlndall Hd Mul ib'Mtfn* l>i\fisihHl Wixxi r Register will publish an entry lotm daily II wi uiliui \|ii ill Union Ave ; Oktoberfesl Fun Night Games and reservations tang Hi .im ii •»> Refreshments RiverPlaia HoseCo be numbered 1 through 6 every week Jusl lill in Faster St . Hiver Plaza- 8 I'M 1 Bus Trip to Clarldge Casino, spon- all 6 consecutive entry lorms as this qualifies noted by the Friends ol Genesis Aux Ol mum:, WEDNESDAY A M UonatlorutS. $100 door prize. youlo a key upon presentation1 Illillir i I int.,| Mi-ihuilist Criurrtl $IT) per ticket, receive W eash and $5 I.IIIIM V.. Ai-i Long lir.inih This OCTOBKR 9 - SlINDAY food or beverage coupon For reser* ,iml I: I" . in ii. I [> MI : i|i hi th«Sands AiUnlK'Citv. Where to get l.iinrln- ,,-i'.ii| 11 liiin l IK) sponsored bv PEACE Nursery MI I Cost $12 Ml Get J15 in quar- Women's American OHT. Mid- OCTOBER« THCRSDAY ters back Km Information rail dletown Chapter Flea Market at Food your key! Itti* Irrp t" Tni|ii' ,in,i tpnnsnred hv '29I-H6.1 Circus. HL. .15. Middletown $5 a Take'all 6 consecutive enlry forms ol mat week lln ir.iiiini I'lu- p.iv $l.i receive SIS space iitiiTpiM Raindale Ocl 2:i cash I eave H.i/i< i ii [»rn Leave Sniuirik II Bike-a-thon to benefit (ill 671-9645 or 291-2113 lo Hyet Ford. 700 Shrewsbury Ave, Red Bank, Monmouth Council Boy Scouts I'ub- and a courleous salesperson will exchange your Ml.mill ('«> i'i ,i in I ill «I 4657 OCTOBER 27 - WEDNESDAY eves Iii invited lo participate 12 .10 to enlry lorms (or a key Simply try your key in Ihe 4 ;iu Registration al Garden state Mid-Atlantic Bus Trip. Atlantic lock ol a ireasure chesl and il il unlocks the OCTOBER «& 3 Till RS 4KRI Arts Center Holmdel Prizes lor all City Playboy Cost $15 rebate $10 Fall Hummagr Sale rinirs Si Fri age groups Call S31-3636 fur qiDnsor cash dinner & show Leave Mid Fo'rd Tempo is yours !l ,i MI lii I p in I- IINI I mti-il Mi'lhirtl- form illclnwn.lt 5 .10 787 4921 & 566-3812 •ntry Form «2 | i.i i iiun h |!i ihiirrh st Keunsburn •••• OCTOBER 30 - SUNDAY rnnii- inn men s women s chil OCTOBKR 10 - MONDAY If your key doesn't fit, WEEK OF OCT. 2-7 WOMEN'S AMERICA!* OHT illrli I Idlhinfl twiok*- & m.lL'.i/mrs Chinese Auction sponsored by bus trip to Tropicana Hotel. Atlantic liDiisi'hulil articles toys A- games \- Bayshore Neiphtw)rhniKl Club. In be you could still win! Citv Cost $11) 50 per person SlObark. nil Iri- ^iln|l hclil Bl Hurk Smith s l';ilmer Ave . Am • V, Keansburg 7 ;i(i p m Donations Phone 291-2123 We will give away Ihe 1984 Ford Tempo, which is on display OCTOBER 7- FRIDAY W All donations used lor Thanksgiv- al Hyer. by Friday. November 25. 1983 In Ihe event thai Ihe NOVEMBER 6 - SUNDAY Mnl Crass hcncfit Fashion Shuv* ing baskets lor the needy lock to Ihe treasure chesl has nol been opened by noon this l.linrhciin %\2 ,Si|iiirt*s I'ub. W Long Bus inn lo Caesars sponsored by dale, the winner will be chosen by a random drawing al 5:00 H • i Brandi 12 noun Prizes mini .iiir OCTOBKR 10 & 11 - MON. 4 TUBS, River Plaza Fire Co Ladies Aux- turn Open m public Reservations. Thrill sale Location Keyport Re- iliarv $15 ea $10 back in quarters. $5 p m Irom among all enlry lorms submilled So be sure you t • no*fleqii'e'i 741 :i4W liiiiiird ( tninh Osborn SI Keyport in relurn Hus leaves Fire House deposit your enlry lorms in Ihe participant container, il your \'l :t(l noon For information call Remember! 6 consccul/v* lilledin entry I inn- III .i m to,2 p m key doesn'l open the lock It's your second chance lo winl MIIIIIIII.II!'- Kale A.- itxMl s.ile Mid- 870-6074 or 747-3148 forms »i* necesstry lo quthly lor a k*y. dletown Reformed Church. 123 Kings OCTOBER It-TUESDAY Hoxinp IS Navy Marines VS Congregation Agudalh Achiin Hwj in i in in 2 |> HI Lite lunch Broad & Stokes SI Freeholil holding available Knfil.init Karl Nav.il Weapons Sl.i . lion Colts Neck Tic-kets Must be [lea marke! Nnv H III 4 public in Follow thoso •••y oontost rulMl • Hiivinc Middletown Police Athletic li.iut in advance Admission $H> Con- vited Refreshments Details You may enter The Register's Auto Qi»e A- 6 I.I-.I^III w .Jersey.—A1L —t—eontw-twqms Sunday Sept tt 1983. 4 You miicf be at leasi IB years ol age to tiict Mt

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"I'm having trouble with eagles in school—one WHAT DO VOU XBEUEVETHEY AND IF YOU KEEP THINK YOU'RE CALL IT TAKING THAT I RESIGN FROM plus one eagles two, two plus two DOING f UP 6E PAR ATE HER THE STATIOM ••J.'LL' eagles four...." HU€>BAN0'e RESIDENCE' DEMAND THAT ©HE QUIT HER JOB HAS INFURlATEC HOROSCOPE EVE &RANTLEY By STELLA WILDER tomorrow, find your birthday and personal — and highly emotional — MONDAY, OCT. 3 read the corresponding paragraph upheaval are Herculean today Born today, you possess keenness of Let your birthday star be your daily ARIES {March 21-April 19) - Fi- mind, firmness of purpose and a sense guide. nancial affairs take on a rosy glow of humor capable of rescuing you TUESDAY, OCT. 4 late in the day Rest on your laurels in from almost any predicament. You LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - Invest- other areas of life. are not threatened by failure, for even ments may appear safer than they TAURUS (April 20-May 201 - when you do not succeed at a particu- really are. You would do 'well to check Strained relationships with a business ' lar endeavor you learn from your mis- things out again today. associate make this a difficult day takes and go on to bigger and better SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Your from first to last things almost immediately. You are willingness to undertake new projects GEMINI iMay 21-June 201 - All is interested mainly in the arts, though is admirable Your preparedness, well by day's end Earlier, however, you understand scientific principles however, may fall short. you may have cause to regret recent and methods well enough to feel at SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 211 - decisions for change home wjth those whose life is science Take care to withdraw only as much CANCER (June 21-July 22).- A rather than art. as you need to finance a new project turn for the better may be just as You are a generous person who Protect your assets startling as a turn for the worse. Pre- takes great joy from service. Yet you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - A pare for significant change are not' willing to give up all of your slowdown in career progress may LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Play your goals and gains for the sake of others. prove a little frightening today. Time hunch early in the day and you will You believe in your own intelligence, sets all to right in the end. reap the benefits of both logic and HEV, THERE'S sou* Berren ROPOVW AMIS ) ONLV CHIPS your own creativity, your own energy AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - instinct by day's end GPTSOnE RSH AN&CHlPW - HERE and purpose. Your concern for personal progress I WO THE OVEN -NO FISH.' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 221 - Its the OH/VO/WHAT BIT.BUTFCWSOT Also born on this date are: Gertrude may cause you to fail in your promises ABOUT THE, THEQAS < Berg, playwright, comedienne; Chub- to another. Vary goals. early bird that catches the worm to- CASSCKXt? - I C50T IT \ by Checker, singer, musician. PISCES (Feb. lS-March 201 - Ef- day -in spite of admonitions to avoid ALLNOU MAO. rising early this am RK3HT To see what is In store for you forts to remain calm in the midst of PUT IT IN THE > CVENAND BRIDGE ADVICE BLONDIE THENVOU'VE GOT BOSS, I'M ENTITLED BUAASTEAO, IF VOU BY ALFRED SHE1NWOLD the hearts Box 1000, Los Angeles, CA 90053.) HARD FOR t—7 A GOOD IDEA TO KNOW WMAT Those who opened the queen of North dealer MV FUTURE'S TEN MORE VEAR8, WHAT VOUR Four spades is unbeatable in to- FUTURE'S LIKE hearts set up dummy's ten as a second Both sides vulnerable LIKE wrm THIS VOU'LL BE OFFICE day's hand, but many experts got to heart stopper They could take only COMRftjNV . MANAGER I three notrump during the recent NORTH two hearts and the ace of spades *J109 North American Championshps in DAILY QUESTION 10 5 4 2 New Orleans: and they usually earned You hold A J 10 5 10542 K72 fine scores for 10 tricks at notrump A Q 10 6 Partner bids one heart, the K72 when West made the "book'' opening next player overcalls with one spade, AQ 10 6 lead of the queen of hearts. and you pass The other opponent bids WEST EAST This lead is recommended when two spades Your partner doubles, and the opening leader wants to keep in the next player passes What do you * A 7 6 492 touch with his partner. At one table. say"1 A Q J 9 3 76 Boston expert Dennis Dawson counted ANSWER Bid four hearts Your .1 10 9853 NU1BIN his III high-card points and realized partner's double is'for takeout, and he A J 75 498432 that his partner would never win a wants you to bid three of a suit even SOUTH YOU WERE CKIVIW& trick and therefore should be dis- though he knows that you couldn't bid 4.KQ843 TOO CLoee IN regarded over one spade Since your hand was K8 PROMT OF INUSUALLEAD _ almost worth a bid then, you can AQB4 Dawson therefore opened the ace afford a jump response now *AK of hearts, ready to continue with the (Would you like to have Alfred lueen if only low hearts, appeared in Sheinwold teach you how to play North East South West the dummy When the. ten of hearts backgammon? A 12-lesson booklet Pass Paka IA 2 showed up in dummy. Dawson con- will be on the way to you when you Pass Pass Dbl Pass tinued with a low heart He regained send $1.00 plus a stamped, self-ad- 2* Ran 2 NT Pass the lead with the ace of spades in time dressed No. 10 envelope to Backgam- 3 NT All Pass to defeat the Contract with the rest of mon, in care of this newspaper, P.O. Opening lead — '

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ON THt PLAIN OF 'PHANTOM HtAP".;, B8 The Daily Register Lifestyle MONDAY. OCTOBER 3.1983 CHAANGE helps people conquer severe anxiety By JACK H. SMITH leading the older person to believe in public places — is a mysterious aural capsules in dialogues with two physician, who practiced (or a half- that he or she is incurably ill or condition that can hit at any time of counselors who overcame century, regrets that he never It's pitiful when an older person losing his or her mind. life and dissemble its victim into a agoraphobia themselves — Falson diagnosed agoraphobia for one of his who needs contact with the main- If this is the case, and if family nervous wreck. It may cause dif- tlME S Covington, a Charlotte social patients because of his discovery stream of life becomes an uncom- doctors can find nothing wrong and ficulty in breathing, chest pain, worker, and Ann M. Seagrave, a that he suffers from It himself. fortable recluse because he or she local therapists are of no help, I choking, vertigo, trembling or local homemaker. The program is fears being unable to cope, being suggest that you send for a free numbness. The person may think OF structured to enable the person to Those who are preparing for re- unacceptable or being unwanted information packet (including a it's a heart attack or a stroke, or understand the condition and its tirement and who fear the change That person can be simultane- tape cassette) from CHAANGE, perhaps the onset of insanity. YOUR source, to learn how to relax, to find that retirement inevitably brings ously afraid of crowds and afraid to 2915 Providence Rd., Charlotte' NC CHAANGE was established in productive ways of talking with may wish to consider the program be alone, afraid to die and afraid to 28211 The double AA isn't a mis- 1979 to help those with severe and LIFE yourself and others, and to resume as a protective device — to learn live too long. These fears can often spelling — it stands for "anxiety incapacitating anxieties. Its pre- doing the things you've avoided. how to cope before the conditions manifest themselves in physical and agoraphobia " mise is that agoraphobia is a The entire program itself costs that cause anxiety set in. symptoms and mental confusion, Agoraphobia — the fear of being learned condition that can and $25, and I don't think it's covered by The fears that devastate us Medicare. But if someone is so par- aren't always obvious to us when we should be unlearned, not an illness alyzed by anxiety that all the things suffer them, but may be buried and that can only be treated. The condi- that give comfort and pleasure — unrecognized. Thus, a "panic at- tion begins as a physiological re- driving, going to the supermarket, tack" may strike without warning —Circulatory troubles make sponse to stress and continues as a shopping, attending social gather- and without being understood. This, response to the fear of being out of ings, going to church and meetings, of course, builds up a new fear control of one's own life. doing part-time work, volunteering having the same thing happen again. The therapy recommended by — are stymied, the investment may It's never too late to conquer an foot care more important CHAANGE is self-administered be considered minimal. impediment to enjoying life — and through 16 audio cassettes delivered While many of the victims cited since agoraphobia is, for many, a once a week. Psychotherapist Lou by the counselors are what our gen- "closet condition," it's good to By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. should be avoided in people who l( Owensby, who founded the or- eration would call "ypang," it know that it can be dealt with have any ulceration of the feet or ganizationC presents some of the should be noted that a 76-year-old privately. Often readers write to ask how vascular problems. the feet should be cared for in the Toenails should be cut Straight elderly, especially those who have across. Whenever possible the arteriosclerosis. YOUR cutting HI the toenails should be When the blood vessels are done by someone else to be sure Emergency plans pay off normal and have no calcium pla- that there is no injury to the skin ques in them, they are elastic and HEALTH by the scissors They can be sof- DEAR FRIENDS: can carry the blood pumped into tened first by bathing feet in If a fire breaks out in your home do you and your them by the heart warm water. Do not cut nails family know what to do? Do you have the phone Aiarge artery, the aorta, leads downward arid into the corners. number of the local fire department readily available? from the heart and carries the Corns and calluses on the toes, These questions may not seem important right now HINTS blood into smaller and smaller neglected and are "inadequately heels and the bottoms of the feet but the right answers may one day save your life. arteries and finally to capillaries dried and this might open areas should never — but never — be October 9 to 15 is FIRE PREVENTION WEEK. that are distributed to all parts of for bacteria or germs to set up cut by anyone other than an or- The key word is prevention. Take the time to check FROM the body. The tips of the feet are housekeeping thopedist or a well-trained around the house for fire hazards — they could be supplied by these small blood Tight garters must not be worn podiatrist. For many limbs are anything from a pile of old rags to faulty electrical HELOISE vessels. because they tend to further sacrificed to the injuries and in- wiring. It is for this reason that infec- diminish the blood circulation. fections caused by homemade You should be prepared in the event of an emer- tions of the feet in the elderly and Tight supporting hose should be "razor blade foot surgery." gency. Have an alternate escape route mapped out, in in people with arteriosclerosis used only at a doctor's suggestion, The feet should be rubbed reg- case the normal exits are blocked. Have practice runs are dangerous. For if a cut. a for they too can impair the blood ularly and gently with a lanolin or so everyone is familiar with the plan make sure you include your zip code) to: Fire Pail bruise, or an infection of the foot circulation cocoa butter preparation to keep No one expects fire, so planning ahead can save Label, Arm and Hammer, P.O. Box 369 H, occurs and sufficient oxygen and Special preventive care in- them soft and to prevent crack- lives and property. Know what to do, where to go, and Piscataway, NJ 08854 blood is not carried to the area, cludes avoiding splinters, picked ing. Never use strong antiseptics who to call: They have also graciously offered reasonable severe complications can result. up when walking barefoot. For on the feet. Those marvelous people at A,rm and Hammer are quantities to school and community organizations. The care of the feet becomes a these, too. can become infected. Well-fitting shoes made of once again offering a Fire Pail label free. It's bright Send for this because "an ounce of prevention is most important need for every- Fungus infection and athlete's light leather can prevent blister- red and has lots of valuable information on what to do worth a pound of cure " — Hugs, Heloise body, but especially for people foot iyes\ they do occur in the ing, corns and infections. Keep in case certain types of fire should break out. EXTRA BED with circulatory problems, diabe- elderly who are no longer active the feet well powdered Wear 1 think the best features of the label are pictures of Dear Heloise: My grandchildren visited me thli tes, marked obesity and those in any sports) can open the clean white cotton socks. Espe- a fire truck, ambulance, police car, doctor's bag and summer and they always enjoy sleeping oe the big with chronic diseases pathway for bacterial infections cially do not expose the feet to skull and crossbones. Next to each picture there's a fold-out sofa. The feet must be kept in a of the feet These fungus infec- frostbite and dampness place for the appropriate phone numbers. But this summer my youngelt grandson didn't constant state of cleanliness by tions now respond remarkably Such care is an excellent in- So, even if a child can't read, he can see the want to tleep in the bed with his two cousins. So he washing them with a mild soap well to anti-fungal medications. vestment in health. pictures and in an emergency will be able to call the asked me if he could use Ihe cushions to make a bed on and then thoroughly drying them Tobacco is an -important fac- Dr. Coleman welcomes ques- correct number. the floor. with soft towels. The spaces in ' tor. It further narrows the blood tions hum readers. Please write There are also instructions on how to make your We made him a nice bed with the cushions and he between the toes are too often vessels in the feet All tobacco to him in care of this newspaper. own fire pail from an empty coffee can. But if you .slept fine. don't get around to making the pail, the label is Now I can. sleep another person comfortably in my priceless and should be kept where it can be easily house. — C.A. Law discourages apathy in crisesseen . Have a hint for Heloise? The Fire Pail label is being offered free of charge, Send it to: Heloise, P.O. Box 32000, San Antonio, just send a self-addressed, stamped envelope (please TX 78216 Dear Ann Landers: Are other got the privilege of people becoming crazier, calling the paramedics at 3 more sadistic and indif- o'clock in Ihe morning and ferent to human suffering, was the only person al- or does it just appear that lowed in Intensive care. REGISTER NOW! (•arl I. (Jimfilm way because we have such ANN She was the one who To Pnpiri For sophisticated methods of nursed him back to tem- H.I'. communication? porary health; the one who NOV. 5 EXAM (Pi« Rtgitiratlon SOME DOCTORS & DENTISTS It seems to have started had the devotion and loyal- Raquirad) a few years ago when a LANDERS ty of a son and daughter; PR1P ARE USING HYPNOSIS woman named Kitty Gen- the one who at the funeral Your coll»g«-bound MONMOUTH TEST ovese was stabbed to death services had the strong •lud.ni can Ittt nptMTMconut me btttar, ichi. v« t o hi ii) MM* i j inn on.a New York street while arm of a loving grandson to mor* with 671-6421 dozens of people heard her lean on. And the memory proftdlonal «lU/UST[IUMUCtrill scream, watched from ol his final words: "I'm so their windows and did was attorney general Min- took each other for better sorry, Honey." nothing. Karlier this year a nesota! Hats off to you! or for worse. Because he was the father of our son Yes, it was worth that woman was raped by four Dear Ann Landers: All firm response, "No men mi a pool table in a those wives who refused to and daughter; because we struggled through the De- divorce," that I uttered Sew Bedford, Mass., bar give up their husbands to long ago. - Chicago PREPARE FOR while onlookers cheered the Other Woman were so pression together; because her attackers on. bitter. Didn't anyone write I loved him. Dear Chicago: Thanks The most recent news something like this: Thirty years later, was S.A.T. & P.S.A.T. for an added dimension to Itorj that outraged me I said, "No divorce," it worth it? Well, one of us the responses. No one but was the 'incident in St. because he was my college got the dinners and drinks you gave us this slant. Louis. A 13-year-old girl sweetheart, because we and stolen weekends. The MATH & ENGLISH was raped by two youths YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE • Sheraton Gardens • Sheraton Inn US when you need a delivery. We will utter visiting the zoo and Freehold Hazlet wading in a nearby foun- deliver promptly without extra charge. A • Hilton Inn • Ramada Inn great many people rely on us for their tain. Several adults stood Tlnton Falls Edison health needs. We welcome requests for around and watched. delivery service and charge accounts. Finally an 11-year-old boy For Info & Free Diagnostic Test got on his bicycle and sum- moned the police. rilKSIIKKWSHI l<> siloi's Call 222-8704 llnuiilSl. 7II-IH7I 1 ha^e, often wondered PrrMTlplliMl < ihrmhiv I- »h\ there is no law to or 549-3235 make it mandatory for people to help. It seems to Our 26th Successful year me that those who stand by Years in Red Bank and allow suoh heinous Country Clolhet things to happen are guilty UUUDOOOOOOOOOOOO of something. LEAN LINE'S Well, now there IS such a law, and I am pleased NEW HIGH FIBER DIET. that it was enacted in my LOSE LIKE YOU'VE home state, Minnesota. A NEVER LOST BEFORE. person can be fined $100 if he or she fails to help in the Rumson Roulette case of an emergency. The pooooooooooo provision (actually an 'fc Lean Line s brand new. invites you to a amendment to an older / nutritionally balanced, law I went into effect in Au- supervised nigh fiber and complex carbohydrate Color Analysis Demonstration gust. I think it's high time weight loss program Idts you this law was adopted by eat Ihe taboo foods you like every state in the union. COATS and enioy The secret 13 Lean by My only objection is that Lines all inclusive program • high fiber • behavior modification the fine isn't $1,000 instead • nutritionally balanced & basic ID Color Me Beautiful of $100. - Proud Of My pcsonai counseling • private weigh m State 1/3 OFF You II end up full but not fat Dear Proud: I am not Can Lean Line today for a class near October 12 at 9:30 A.M. you ______„__«_»___« surprised that Minnesota was the first to pass such ENTIRE STOCK of 1 FREE legislation That state has ! REGISTRATION. See what the right colors a nth; history oFbeinft it Sportswear & Lingerie the forefront of socia y progress for the public 15% OFF t.p-n OctoW It i«M —* can at) TOT you; good and they are still at it. For claiats How well I remember the in your (own cjM Spare limited • Call 842.1925 for your days when Orville Free- Dresses 25% OFF Monmoulh Co. 731-27(6 man was governor, Hubert OcMn Co 349-7996 iiiMipliiiii'niary reservation* Humphrey and Eugene New Jttwy M1-757-7677 24 Broad St. 22 West Front St. McCarthy were your sena- Red Bank Ktyport tors. John Blatnik was in Open Friday Eve Open Friday Evi. Rumson {§§|| Roulette Ihe House of Represent- OinM *« gitll'CF* country "<""« atives and Fritz Mondale Large Parking Lots In Rear MONDAY, OCTOBER 3,1983 ' Ztt M4Mimouth County 141 M« The Drily Register B9 I Ml Mo m Wonwtotfth County 24t Monmouth County 2a Monmouth County DISTRICT «l New test er»man. Deborah J. 144 Dartmouth Ave Hill, Karen 10 Seven OMI Or. Barreft Richard M " irexenGdM. ranu. William H N Harvard M. Hill, Dev in i»SavenOa*sDr •eOTrCB Botoene, PMIIp James HiMln. Bruce O Mi Harding Rd Jacob. O««rae E n Winding Bree* Way A SPECIAL MEETING OP Brady, Tarn miKwoaia. GaatM. D. Merle MlrtanlsKlRd. Jacob, R Evelyn » Winding Break Way candetect IllAtMrtftm THE TOWNSHIP OP MID Ferguson. Robin L 73E KenOdna w. Ronald B IMHerrlsonAve Swtllff, Diane 10 Wl .shire wev DLETOWN AUTHORITY SEW- Gaby, JohnH. let Harries* An. Vaiai, Marie A MMMllOeta. ...in. SheketaM 14 S H*l (THttHM ALAlMoLUDOE DBMOVaL ERAGE AUTHORITY WILL BE George, Elaine JOtA Malawen Aye peeneBere, r^eMiine 7Rutt*rsDr. DISTRICT #1 NOTICITOSIDOIIH thSt. 17 Circuit St. pregnancy at a time DISTRICT #4 a no, Mary E 42 Sixth St ntonev, AntonettaM. of the total bid. Check! of tha Lailnl, Richard 45Meplt Avt 35, itn Tha uoara reserve* the Belchner. Delbert E. 17t Beverly Or ang.MtureenC. 41 Sixth St when abortion is unsuccessful bidders will be re- Laslnl, Patricia tS Meplt Ave. Ight to reject any and all bids. Belchner, Elvira in Beverly Dr. e. Buu-Thlom IM Ninth St. turned within ten UO) days of the Moran, Kathleen 210 Carr Ave RUMSON FAIR HAVEN REG Byrd, JimmteL. 113 Orchard SI . Apt. 1 .e. Loan Thl simpler and less bid opening, eicept those of the IM Ninth St. Nath, Donald It Creek Rd. BOAROOF EOUCATION Lawrence, Constance 173 N Concourse McCarthy, James D. three (3) lowest bidders which Hwy It, IS Locust Grove Nash, Michelle It Creek Rd. traumatic, doctors at Joseph J. Clerl Matthews, Barbara J. 214 Center St McGinn, Lucille shall be retained pending study Board Secretary/ School Bus. 144 Seventh St. Olcott, Hervmbert It Murray Lene of the proposels. es outlined In Roberts, Emma Mae US Orchard It. Apt. 1 Helen. Cetherlne the Thomas Jefferson Administrator 11 Second St. Palmer, Barbara J. IM See ley Ave N-J.4.A.40A! 11-14. Sevltsfcv.Mlcheet m Woodland Ave 'letl, Scot! to Tenth SI. Pearce.Suiani. 174 Cerr Ave. iavltsky, Norma 10S Woodland Aye University hospital Oct. 3 Perrlne, Therest Hwv. St. It Bevthoro Mobile Men |tonio, Anthony 150 Seeiev Ava The bids shall be accom- ilOOl Smith, Robert n Merchal Concourse panied bv a certificate from a or »mlth, Barbara L said. Thompson, Edwlna 215 Orchard St. Apt 4, PO Bo« S4 II Howard Ave. surety company, licensed lo do evkjr, Terroe C. Hwy. M, 41 Btvthort Mobile Man Taylor. Franclu Troienowskl. RoseMe M. •4 Lauralhurst Dr. 11 Howard Aye business In the State of New Jer- 144 W«t Long Branch Tlmony, Barbara "No matter how you TroJanowskl. Theodore •4 Lauretnurit Dr. 11 Commodore Avt sey, stating that It will provide DISTRICT »l Trent, Joseph NOTICE TO BIDDER! Vogal, Jeanle H Marshal Concourse . 49 Ramsey Ave. feel about abortion tha bidder with a bond In the sum Reuges, GrailnaM 4 Valley PI. Trollan, Patrick j. 21 Lincoln Ct hrollesHs hereby given thai Voaol, Marie C M Marshal Concourse Reemer, Debbie I Falrylew Lane there is a difference in end format required In the spe- tealed Proposals will be received DIST #1 Truex, Eltalla Vvonne 120 Creek Rd cifications. The said certificate leemer, Kathleen I Polrvlew Lane Truax, tnai Mae 120 Creek Rd bv the Borough of west Long Bardon. Betty Lea 12 Matawan Tarr. ursl, Josephine II Clover Dr our perception of preg- shall provide from the lolthful Branch. Monmouth County. New Barrett. Bruce R. n Matawan Terr Vorel.Cornellui 11 Hill SI performance of all provisions of illiams, Martha E tChettnutOr. Jersey, for the purchase of a Bailey, Joan L. lie Sarrlngton Gdnt. DISTRICT #1 Vorel. LlrvdaA 33 Hill SI nancy at eight weeks the specifications Warren, GeoroeJ. 72 Creek Rd. ted Aerial Fire Truck bv the Brlsclone, Paul UBelalreCI Harris, William J. 5 Avenue B. and at 20," said Dr The bidders »r» edvlsed that Borough of Wast Long Branch, Brlsclone.TlnaC. II Belalrt Ct. Warren, Theresa 72 Creek Rd they must comply with pro- lurphy. Thomas W. 10 Walter Dr. Dlit 0 2 and opened end reed In public at "arter, Linda A. 121 Matawan Terr. Sobko. Harold It John St Laird Jackson, director visions set forth In New Jersey West Long Branch Borough Hall. lox. Homer L 1S4 Jersey Ave. Antonuccl, Anthony 10 Bay Ave. Apt. 2 Public Law, Chapter 117. PL 1*73 *5 Poplar Avenue, West Long Cos, Thomaslna R. IM Jersey Ave. It John St Bell, Linda M 117 Center Ave of the hospital's medi- which was origin,ii oneclod v Branch, New Jersey, on Friday. Zummlngs, Marian III BelalreCt. Doucette. Sophlea 33 Sycamore Dr Brown, LsvrlttB Si Seabreeia Way Into law on June 23, 1975 end Its October, 14, 1913, at 11:00 A.M.. Ounbar, Leonard S. 12S Matawan Terr. ' Carpenella, Barbara inSeelevAve. cal genetics division amendments. This law reletes to Fakelt, Donne t Glen Ava. Prevailing Time Griffin. Alisha A II Aberdeen Rd.. Apt. 113B DISTRICT «l Cohan. Henry 144 Beachwty and chief researcher on discrimination In connection Guthrldge, Melvln Craig, Anna B 20* Center Ava Contract Documents and 1 III BelalreCt dmaslello, Joseph 7 Stanford Or. with certain public contracts end lervev, Maynard E. Crane, Richard 5) Highland Ave the project. supplements the "Law Against Specifications tor the Aerlel Fire 109 Dataware Ave. - DISTRICT •» . Truck are at ihe office of the Hasenhemp, Lvnetta J7 Matawen Terr. Bloom, David E. 2t Croman Ct. Crawl, Albert ,— tf Seebreeia Way Discrimination" approved April Jackson, Henry A. Crowl, Birnlce ttSeabreeieWav The test called CVS, a. 1*45 IPL IMS, c It*). Borough Clerk, Borough Hall, fS ss Rota St. Bloom, Ellen F. 2t Croman Ct. Poplar Avenue, Wett Long Jrtftoat, James W. Sr. 174 Delaware Ave. Bontemps, Elaine J tt Croman Ct. Crowi. Deborah L tt Seabreeze Wav for chorionic viili BYORDER OFTME Branch. Ntw Jersey 07714, and Jeff coat, John 174 Delaware Ave. "acioppo, Anthony 4 Lartan Lane Crowl, Dorothy ' w Seabrecte Wav ABERDEENTOWNSHIP said documents may be In- Jeff coat, Mildred 174 Delaware Aye. :errulll, Rota 44 Croman Ct Davli, Suvan UH.gniandAve sampling, is seen as an MUNICIPAL spected bv prospective Bidders Keller, Harry L. 121 Cliftvrood Ave. Ferrulll, Santa 44 Croman Ct. Doherty, Kelly A. »• Center Ava UTILITIES AUTHORITY during business hours. Lester, Gale Sv Gordon SI. DISTRICT »7 Donnelly, Margie 103 Seabreete Wav alternative to the wide- Lindsay, Richard F. Ely, William DATEDAUTHORIZED: Bidders will ba furnished Babcock, Ida A. 3V Seabreeze Wav Malar, Robert P. Jr. IS Matawan Terr. S7 Golden Lint Fenlon, Dorothy ly used amniocentesis SEPT EMBER 21. IHi with e copy of Ihe Contract Docu- Borysxewskl, Richard M. 10 Seabreeze way Mara. Kenneth J. 4 Mtttwan Terr. ti Stern Avo. Ferrara, Rene Oct. 3 Ut.14 icntt and Specifications bv the Brovles, Diane H. it Seabreeze Wav Apt. 4 test. Pendarvls, Wallace 27 Matawtn Terr. II Clark Or FlelKhmann. Albert j. Borough Clerk upon proper no- HI Arlington Aye Donlon, MervA. 30SeabreeM Wav Roech, Annabelle M Golden Lane Freda, Carole L 31 Highland Ava. CVS can be used 2M Mlddletown tice, and upon presentation of Roach, Horace 24 Bevvlew St • rettlnoer, Georglna t Franco! PI. satisfactory evidence that Ihe 24 Bey view St. -retilrtoer, Harry E. Gannon. Christine 77 Highland AvemmBlvd Saniuccl. Anthony F. Jr. t Frances PI. Gannon, Oeorot J 17 Highland Blvd when a woman is be- NOTICI FOR BIDS Bidder has authority to anlar a U Mttawan Terr. Hurlburt, Dorothy V. Thornton, Bosetta 114 Golden Lane Georee, Phillips 1i.iBeachwavApt.l "Separate sealed bids for IN- Bid lor the sale of such equip- 211 Roosevelt'Avt Modlsell, Mercus G tween eight and 10 T rualr, Joseph Robert 10 Clark Dr. Hlsronymus, Jean 144 Beachwav SPECTION, MAINTENANCE ment to the Borough of West •1 Matawtn Terr. Musto, Dtnlta Wohlers. Geraldlne R. it Lillian Dr. Jarouewski, E.F. ' AND RECHARGING OP Long Branch. 1SSA Aberdeen Bd. DISTRICT •• 33 Laurel Ava. weeks pregnant while DISTRICT #4 Karltko, Henrietta E. PORTABLE FIRE EXT- Proposals must be made on All, Narals 17 Seabreete Wav Barotta. Jan let village Grain Wty _ Itko, Linda amniocentesis cannot INGUISHERS will be received the Standard Propose! Forms In Andrews. Glenn V Seabreeze Wav Sc human. Max 171 Oeertleld Lane IS Rosemary Dr. Klrsten, Roseanna M bv tha Mlddtatown Township manner designated In the Breder, Gary 14 Bay Ave. be employed until the Tucker, Pamela J. - tNewlandPI III village Green Way LA RUIIO. Janet Board of Education UP to 11:00 Contract Documents end Plant. !M Deertleld Lena Fllherty, Donald G. 171 Seeiev Ave Walsh, J. Martin iaravuso, Dolores E. 141 Village Green way Lvdacker, Frank H NJahnSt. woman is between 18 a.m., Tuesday, October 11th, UBS Proposals must ba enclosed In Walsh, Kathleen A. HNowlandPI. 41 village Oreen Way at the Administration Building, sealed envelopes bearing Ihe DISTRICT #7 U Newland PI. Gerevuso, Frank •ico. George « Oak St. 1ahn, Ann 4t village Green Wa» McCann, Marlon R \7 Highland Ava. and 20 weeks pregnant, Sf Tlndail Road, Middle town, neme end address of the Bidder, McHugh.MarvT. 4t Coral Or N.J." and the name of the work on the Hahn, Douglas G. MCGintev. James I. Jr. 14 Highland Ave. DISTRICT #1 2] Autumn Lane 4t Coral Or the doctors said. ilslde, addressed to the Mayor Hahn. Pamela Nolan, Helen D 144 Beachwav Paul W Bennett, Secretary Allen, Dolores ttCortlDr and Borough Council of West Me Adam. RotemarleA. O'Connor, Ruth 144 Beachwav Oct. 3 15.04 Esposlto. Louis V. 120 Church St. 4 Linda PI. The CVS test uses Long Bronch. Esposlto, Sue Ann 419 Atlantic Avo. Turner, Bartholomew J. Phillips, Theresa L M Highland Ava. Woriman, Calvin H. IU village Green Wev Pierce, Clarence M samples of living tissue, Proposels must be mede on 41S Atlantic Avo. 104 Village Green way 22 Highland Ave. lot Lower Main St. Wortman, Ellen Plrro, Joseph A. 22iScelevAve. 250 Other Public Notlcts Ihe Standard Proposal Forms In Fwell. L arena DISTRICT »ll 104 Village Grain way Prentlss, Theresa called viili, which at- the manner designated In the Gllllgan, Theresa SS Lower Main St. 20 Seabreeze wav SUPERIOR COURT Fronti. Franklin A. Skiodowskv.CorlnneM 30 JahnSt. Contract Documents and Plans- Masterson. Frederick P. 20 Cross Aye. Hwy. It. Sam's Tr. Cl.. Lot IS Skodowsky. Mitchell A tach the placenta to the ORNEWJEMEY Fronti, Ruthanna 30 Jahn St. Proposals must ba enclosed in ' DISTRICT #9 DISTRICT #11 Hwy It, Sam's Tr. Cl. Lot IS Smith, Michael J. PROBATE DEPARTMENT 42 Jahn St. wall of the uterus. sailed envelopes bearing the Abnev, Theresa n Slralhmore Gdns. Oulnn. Dottlt Snvder, LIsaM, MONMOUTH COUNTY le RootavaltAve. name and address of the Bidder, Altman, Eric lot Courtlond Lena Oulnn, Jamei J SO Apoleton Dr. ipaco. Mildred Particles of the tis- Civil Action 2» Seeiev Ava. and tha neme of the work on the Aro/wff. Helen I Idaho Lane Oulnn. Joan I. so Appleton Di iuan. Martin J- Jr. FINAL JUDGMENT outside, addressed to Ihe Mevor Aronoff, Larry DISTRICT #11 SOAppletonDr Thomoson, John, J, sue that are extracted STEPHEN N ROBINSON 30SeabreeieWav and Borough Council of Wett DIGIrolamo, Pater 31 Strethmore Odns. Dlttmer, ElliebethT. Walling, DebraL. 94 Highway 34 32 Bay Ava Apt I from the woman are ex- Long Branch. Kresky, Stefanle J It CantleM Lane Dlttmar, Joseph G. 17 Twelfth St Dlit #1 P.O. Boi 345 The award of the Contract Lewis, Francis L SI Strathmore Gdns. Hardlnt, Marie E. 27 Twelfth 51 amined for their genetic Mtlawan, N.J. 07747 Bennett, Glenn R 237 Creek Rd for this work will not ba made SS Strethmore Gdns Hardlne, Robert 4S Eighth St. I10lltot-3700 Lewis, Robert E Bennett, Theresa 237 Creek Rd until the necessary funds have IS Strethmoro Gdns. LePlanle. Catherine C 45 Eighth SI makeup, to determine if Attorney for Plaintiff Nlelson, Carol Ann Carter, Craig J 74 MannlnsPl. been provided bv the Borough of Nlelson. William M. IS Strathmore Gdns DISTRICT #11 44 Ninth St. Dalev, Robert ?3 Wood Si there is any damage, In the Metier of the Applice West Long Branch In a lawful U Strathmort Gdnt. Aromln, Augustus Salmon, Patricia Dorry, Frank 23 Hancock St Apt. 1IB tion of ARLENE ELIZABETH manner. Klmmel, Declines. DISTRICT #11 SM Line Rd. Flynn. Thereia 2«LlntonPI. Jackson said. VELEZ, as Natural Guardian ol The Borough of West Long Klmmel, Richard Brodle, Clarice A. 41 Ivy Way IU Bethany Rd. GtH. Robert E. IM Carr Ava ANTHONY JAMES PARDEE. Branch, or Its officials, reserve Mahlstedt. Janet "The basic premise Brodle. Joe S. 41 Ivy Way 413 Btthany Rd Klrst, Veronica R. 74 Manning PI. for leave to assume the neme of the right lo require t complete Miller, Joseph. Jr. Carroll, Jane 10 Ingram Clr I Belfast Ave ,Ktinsky, Kennth R. Jr. 12* Creak Rd Apt, IS ANTHONY JAMES VELEZ, financial and experience Miller. Margaret is that since the cells of Carroll, Raymond W. 10 Ingram Clr. 200 Bethany Rd. Millar, Pater 2S Hancock St Apt It PlalntIM statement from prospective Bid- Ontell, Beverly David. Sharon 441 LMvd Rd. 200 Bethany Rd. Moore, Michael P. 23* Creek Rd. the viili are composed ARLENE ELIZABETH ders, showing met they neve the Omen. Marc 41 Crescl Blvd Jones, CourtlandC SllngremClr. Mulligan, Claire P. 31 St. Johns PI. VELEZ. as Natural Guardian ol capacity and ability 10 sell tl Spin. Nancy H. tICresclBlvd. of the same cells as the LaDage. Judith 11 Irongete Lane Mulligan, James J 31 St Johns Pi ANTHONY JAMES PAROEE, equipment required bv this Letfer, Gary U Ivy Way I Erin PI. McCarthy, Edward 1 Church St. Apt. 103 fetus, genetic defects born December 2. 1979. made ap protect before furnishing Pro- Matthews. Anita J. lllnlltldLane DISTRICT #14 McCaffrey, Kathleen D. plication to this court bv duly posal Forms or Specifications, or Matthews, Clinton C. II Inlleld Lane M Church St Apt. 3 Mile hell. Georgette C IClvtnLtne iMcCarthv, Joseph P 415 Carr Ava. should show up in labo- led complaint for a before ewerdfng the Contrect McTaggart, Oetoier 5 Island PI .McGulre. Margarita Neack, Charles H 31 BrlscoeTerr 15 Hancock St. Aet. B3 ludgment euthorlilng Anthony • The Borough of West Long Patton. Carol I imbrook Lane DISTRICT #M iMcKanly, Candy E. ratory analysis," he James Pardee to assume the Branch rtserves the right to re- T4 Manning Pi Scherar, William I. 134 Idolstone Lane Eovlno, Amlello J Hwv. 19, Brookslde Mobile ct. INfppar, Melvln M. iime of Anthony James Velei, ject'any or all Bids, or 10 waive Ik* Creak Rd said. DISTRICT #11 McKenna, Lorette A SE Jack St. Plcclnl. Jacqueline 10 Charles St and It appearing to Ihe court thai any Informality, where such In. Carroll, Daniel James .et Idolstone Lane DISTRICT #11 Sheppard, Carolyn ihe has complied with ejl the formality Is not detrimental to it Llnton Pi. The analysis can be Carroll, Mary Ann at Idolstone Lene Bhavsar, ArvlndR. 20 Rothbard Rd. Susan, Tomklewlci provisions of Ihe New Jertev the best Interests of Ihe Borough 73 Wood St Nelson, Carol J. 102 Idolstone Lene Bhavsar, Leone A 10 Rothbard Rd made quickly because Statutes 2A:51 ret sea., and Re- of West Long Branch. The l«K,Kerry.MWood St. Reynolds, Ctrl 30 Idlebrook Lene Dobrenskl, Stanley J 14 Garrison Dr. vised Rules relating thereto, and Borough of West Long Bronch Way. Mldred m Myrtle Avt. Reynolds, Deborah J. 30 Idlebrook Lene Key, Kathleen c 21 Rothbard Rd. the cells are living and Ihe court being satisfied that also reserves the right to li Will teheed. Eva 1 Church Si Apt. 103 Scott. Basil 103 Idlebrook Lane Slater. Glenn W., Jr. NCvereuSl can be examined under there ere no reasonable objec- crease or decrease Ihe quantities Stasse. Pasquale J. 47 Innerhlll Lena Wotman. Louis 10 Mason Pi tions thereto: specified In the Contract In the DISTRICT #17 Dlit tt While, Joan K 47 Innerhlll Lena Gerber. Gwen E. 2t Shore Heven Rd. a microscope. Results manner designated In the Specif Bosch, Rose U Ocean Blvd II Is on this 23rd dev of Sept, Wolkfewlci. Victor 10 Indigo Lane Gerber. Leonard 2t Shore Haven Rd. Icatlons. Brennan, William J. 2* woodslde Ave 1*13. edludged that Anthony Miller, Andrea P. 17 Molly Pitcher Dr. are available in a day or DISTRICT #tt Brugger. Kathle 2 Shore Blvd. James Perdee be and he hereby Bidders are required to com Tapping, Kathy SS Shore Htven Rd. Barnaba. Linda C. 400 Hwv. *M. Apt 7. Bldg 4 a. James 100 Shore Btvd. two. Is authorized lo assume the name ply with til requirements of PL HIGHLANDS Blanks, Craig E. UWavtrly PI. Farrlckar, Annette 144 Main St. of Anthony Jamas Velei from 1*75, c. 117, and P.L. 1*77. c. 33. Bordonaro, Doreen A. •17 Randall Way DISTRICT #1 and alter the 14th day of October Mae VlteMarlema IS Twilight Ave. The successful Bidder shell Clarke, Susan • 14 Wellington Wev Andrews. Linda B. Hillside Ct., Apt. C-l 1913. and Glebler, Robert B. t Beacon Blvd. be required to comply with the Andronlco, Valentino 200 Portland Rd., AM. C-l In amniocentesis, the Dechert, Caroline 400 Hwv •». Apt 3. Bldg 3 Hawson, Helen 25 Lawrence Ava I Is further edludged that provisions of tha New Jersey Anslev, Denlso DeSlmone, OavldA. HIS Wellington PI. 200 Portland Rd . AM. 14A He I me, Cheryl A. I Randolph Pi. amniotic fluid in which within twenty 120) days hereof Prevailing Wage Act. P.L. 1*43, Buckley, Richard F. tl Portland Rd Dodd, Marcv L. 400 HWV. A 33 veterans Administration 37 Howard Avenue 237. N It Simpson Ave. :olon, Philip Hotchklss, William Relchenbech, Charles A. 105Shore Dr., API Flo it» RarltanAve. JC Barry M. t Sandra Ann Woqdl S3 Howard Avenue 237.M 33 Asburv Ave Sevanav. John J. a Kellers. Jay M. II Rtlchenbach, Judith I. 105 Shore Dr, API F< 4. PlnevlewAv. 3 590 16 14 East Ave. 5evaney, Mareeret 10 Major Brofcereee Co.. Inc. S3 William Street Luttrell. Cynltile L. Rivera. Btmon L. 400 Oceen Blvd. AM 411 42 Plnevlew Ave 3 1. Douglas. Estate 9i William Street 234 71 SI East Ava. 3evlto, Ernest E. jj Luttrell, Richard H. Shelson, Linda S. 400 Ocean Blvd. Apt. M4 iTColllnsSt | 14 SI East Avo. Dubev. Raymond Jr Battle YartxxMtt •7 William Street Pantera, Joseph c Shelton. w. Greg 400Ocean Blvd , Aol 304 II Center Ave. Apt. A SA 17 Russell H. L Mary R. Booth n Garden Place mm 41 Capri AMI. Phlpos, Nancy E. Sldorskl, Raymond Flaherty. John 4 Sea view Ave SB 4 Alden H. Jr.. 1 Shirley M. Small 30 Garden Place 237.31 Ryan. Patricia j. Capri Apts . Apt. «4B 15 Snug Harbor Ave. Fletcher, Carol A. « Carr Ave Apt. S Smith, Sandra J. I Shore Dr , Apt 1 7A M P. BoneUr 137A Newmin Springs Road 297 31 Suor. Ann K Eatl Ave Fletcher, Daniel B. 4 Carr Ave. Apt. 4 Sommer, Jacqueline it Water witch Ava 76 11 Luke 1 Edna McLawhorn 10 Pica Place 440.11 Taylor. Arm M. It Memorial Pkwy. iartman, Marie 45 Main St. Uveges. Mike 105 Shore Dr., Apt. E» 7B It Edward M. t, Ruin E Bates 31 Orchard Street 1,424.34 Wolltnd, Frank R. S Capri Apis. Hlnes, Thomas 4SeavlewAve. Wllklns, Lillian 400 Oceen Blvd. API 411 10A 2 Ruins Monroe. Jr. ss Hence Avenue 904.04 DISTRICT «l 47 Capri Apts. Hughes. Stacv 105 Center Ave. I0B It Harry 1 Olorla Klroy •S Sprlnodele Avenue 110.34 Bendlck. Cheryl M. HOLMDIL TOWNSHIP Johrtson, Charles E, 4Seavlew Ave. Apt. 13 11A f Samuel Rosa 33 Pesr Street 1,545.45 Christopher. Henry F. 13 Center Ave. DISTRICT #1 Joseph, jamas M. 1326 Carr Avt 11A 11 John R. Henderson 37 Peer Street 237 M Napol. AngeloJr. 12 Center Avt. Fort I, Sandra 7 Homestead PI. Klit. Cheryl 17 Collins St I1B 45 Charles M. a Elvle ward 41 Cherry Street Sue hockl, Joseph E. •7 w. Highland Ave. Hartnett, Robert 24 Chestnut Ridge Rd Kneu, Pamela 4SeavlewAva. IJC Herman A Olsele E. J. Me Lennon IS Cherry Street am DISTRICT *4 13 Harbor View Dr Hlusstr, Helmut SKnollwoodRd Krueger, Donna IBelleiiaCt. Johnson, Aretha 11A n sgl Cnerlos M. ward 111 Cherry Street 255.44 Benson, Roderick C. 212 Telegraph Hill Ed. Rose. Paul D. 4SEavlew Ave Apt.4 u Johnson, DeoreK. 110 SI Mary M. Searlghl n Peach Street 237.N Clark, Patricia M. 13 Hooper Ave. 212 Telegraph Hill Rd. Lyons, Barbara 34 Bonafada Pi. Russo, Carol L. 110 Kerry A BetlV R. Stetford l] Peach Street 234.34 Co«, David 6 HE. Lincoln Ava •"laker, Blon E IQlBCenemter Ava. u Co., Mary F. »E. Washington Ave. flusso. Louis 110 Ralph A Lily Jackson 12 Cherry Street 11,094.74 Marks, Dabra P. 27 Center Ave N Greisltt. KJI Bacon 33 E WeshlngionAve Smlthers. Ruth leC It DaVId A Mary Valentine 74 Peach Slreet 20 Old Manor Rd. » Plnevlew Ave. Apt. 7 Mf.fi Grey, CleraK. 102 E. Mount Ave DISTRICT #1 Milos, Patrice 14C 10 Ruth M. & Gerald Thompson ei Peech Street iBBelievl*wAve.Apt.4H •5.19 Jennings. John E. Ill «E Lincoln Ave O'Donnell. Maureen McCrea. Stephen 44 1 Harold O. Smith. Estate 13* Sycamore Avenue 30 Orchard Ava. W. J7 Center Ave Apt 1 74.eS Le Tual. Donna u E. Highland Ave. Slrleno. Glenn Nolan, Barbara 41D 7 Anthony I Ellen Scaranoalle StCloverdaleClrcle 1 victoria PI. 57 Center Ave Api 1 217.» Lombardo. Robert lt4E WathlnttonAve. Ttbmtn. Rocheile Nolan. Richard J. Se 7 Sunrise Clr. IM Center Ave. 1.01 Dllart Corporation 1H Hope Road 1,444.09 Lombardo. Susan HE. Lincoln Ave DISTRICT <) - Plummar, Ronald O ee 11 P. DeLamoe. Et Als. Of) Tlnton Avenue 237.31 Reed. Ralph R -Seaview Ave Box 33 Oatkers. Carl R. HE. Lincoln Ave. Aleiindor.GlondoN. M Van Bracktt Rd. 1A.4 Josephine Anthony Pine Brook Road Ttt. 44 Rlebe, Erwln Martin III if Bellevlew Ave. Salisbury, Richard E. 11 Grend Ave. CevtKo, George C. Ml Bethany Rd, c/o Marco Oreo 11 Watson. Estate Souankum Road 10t.M Rosenberg, Afjnes 121 Canter Ave. iota Valelutto, Bonnie J. HI Lincoln Ava. EM IIOB 41B.44. 4SA Watson, Estate Wlrtoo Terrace 1,425.22 VoorhMS, Barbara A. 20A Campy lew Ave. Valelutto, Lawrence V DiMeglio, Peter 14 WIMhedgo Lene IU 1410 Sushwood investment Trust 444.03 White. John 35 Collins St. valetutto, Richard I Hooper Ave. Fisher, James W. If Wlldgtdgt Lene 121 41 William 0. Gross « SOt Green Oove Road 1,331.4144.17 1 White, Robert A 4SeavlewAve. Fisher, Pauline E. l7Wltd*edgoLane 114 1S-A Norme Johnson ISM West Perk Avenue 11M4 I Hooper Ave. 4 P.navl(w Avt , ' When trie tan and eewer sale ta«e place, payment of ail laws, charges, or assessments, cost and FAIR HAVBN Fisher. werrenE. 27 wlMhadae Lam Frame. a>emela Interest mutt be pale) In CASH. CERTIFIED CHECK OR MONEY ORDER by the purcheser before the DISTRICT f 1 M Israel ir larLjne IYPORT M conclusion of Ihe tale, otherwise tha property will be Immediately resold Brickie, Jamas E. 47 Clay St Journlcfc, Jenlne 10 Partridge Run District '1 Cooeland, John A 21 Fair Haven Rd. Kilav, Eileen S. lFleldcrestCt At any time Before tht tall tha collector will receive payment of the amount dot together with Bucco, Robert W.' tM Front St, Interest and cost Incurred to date of peyment. Payment mutt be paid bv CASH. CERTIFIED CHECK Copeland, Sandra C. 31 Fair Hoven Rd Kllav. Joseph F. Jr. 2 FleldcrestCt Kllev, Kathleen Comoton, Rita Agnes 17 Broadway OR MONEYOROERONLY. Knoa. Thomas J 'SI Glllesole Ave 2 FIOKkrost Ct DePalma, Michele J10 Broadway Tha Tl. Sate and Certificate of Sale are sublect to omitted or added assessments, tanas that may ba McGovern. JemetM. Jr. 171 River Rd. . Kllev. Wary-JO I Fleldcretl Ct. Much. Linda M. Flvnn. Edward E. Jr. MLuPMtotonf Ava. hereafter assessed In accordance with end pursuant to N.J S.A 54:441.1 to U 19 or sublect to rollback McGovern. Joanne M. tit River Rd. I Lori Lena Hoffman, Brent vSChlngaroreAve tenet under the Farm land tstessment eel at Ihe cese may be. Rembach. Barbara A. STDeHormandleAve. Muck, Richard i Lori Lena Peterson, Maroaret Vaiquei. Dorothy M J» Washington V "The riant to redeem will e«Wre In I month! tiler the service of nollct to redeem e»cepi that the Rembech, Gilbert C. S7DeNormandleAve 11 Jweet Briar Lane Vaiouei, Santiago M J7 Weshlnoton SI right to redeem shall oiltnd for t months from the dele of sele or from tha date of service of notice whan Ross, Yorke M. 1*1 Kemp Aye Sc hearer, Janet S Bellevlew Rd. White, Dorothy Young. Jodv 14 Luooatatono Ave. Ihe Municipality Is Ihe purcheser end a Mend for 2 wart from the data of ta e for all other purchasers." Spray, Brian S. 47 Doughty Lane 771 Holmdel Rd. Williams, Donald C Dlitrlct #1 The above measure beceme lew on September 10.1*74. {Chap.fi. P.L 1*14) DISTRICT «1 U Schenct Rd Williams, Jeanne Beyle. Loult 37 Second St. WltnetamyhandandseelthlslrdoeyofOctoberltW Codv, Carol (. U Maple Aye 15 (chance. Rd. Grobe, Bkhard A. DISTRICT #4 Deyback, Tom n Church St Ann c. Ervlr 11 Locust Aye Oolan. AndrewH III f3 Atlantic St. TAX COLLECTOR Mackln. Charles w. It Hence Rd. Clune, Robert A. Seldln. JuanlU Franronl. David 201 Everett Rd. Oct. a, It, 17,14 t7 Church It. 3 Cardinal Rd. Legal continued next page B10 The Daily Re«is«er OCT a. 1963 Them**, •illy B. 241 Monmouth County 1« Monmmith C»unlv Plaerki •*> Karp, James HMaHtTofr. Karp, Kenneth I. 4iA4aMoTorr. (continued) Dtetrtct#1« Gobi*. Elian D. loaFlrilll Anil vine, DavM R«. •erkowtti, D«teS. OeyM.Mackl Classified King Mam JHMME Flnen, Audrey 0. Lincrafl M. MMt Mary •• •> kVtfUe AM. Lawranca. Ntifon D. X Flrti SI Finan, James A. Phorvo S4?- ifQQ pany |y A M To6PM Saturdav«30AU Toi23OPM Nlola. LoroaE. 147OtbornSt uncrft M cfc/petrlkkH. PNNI. Arm IS Church tl. Harrison, Derethi I PlDNt. Mlchaal Thawlor* » Church SI. Karski/Sutan A. Myrtle* 250 Othtr Public Nattcti Phillip*, Nancy L. 1! Church SI. AM. 1 Karskl, William R MM. Lott aftd Found Rtmoi, Margarita U SKOnd Ax , Apt ) fssssT Moor. Marilyn •. Sr(c*,l dleeown. County of Monmouth Roberts, sttphm C. /•Broad st Moor, Robert J tw Mon>*iiow Miii we. RocM. John R. U Church St.. AM. 1 tl HamllMi HIM M. and Slate of Now Jersey, known OST - Calico cat, brown mull Schlamen, Theresa F. at Mock 1331, Lot U on the U» lor. Week face, tmall Vicinity Stumpf. Mlcnaal IS Church SI . Apt 1 Metric*.»» IMurftoMDr. tvln. April J Vlnlk. Robin 1) Fir it SI }, Patrice L. moe> which certificate was ex- Riverside Ave. 4 West Front Gorman, Michelle P. 441 OM Hill M. <*e*by the TaxGetiocter of the „ Red Bank. Antwers to Scam Waiter. Anr •a.. IliKlKII • Mar ait, tvntnia J Jr. john J. wcnwmmwr IRgetarPI Apr *S-A Dlitrlct #] « Cirftede* Way via. HMm E HM»rHr«PI.AH. »>- mmS, ... .•»» M» recorded OST — Black, mort haired, me Brendel, Linda 31 Cedar St. MNgrMrltl. n the Monmouth County Clerks urn tiled, female dog, 1 blue Politer. Corvl T. 11 AdeteCt kkanan. DarrM •. Office on Qocemaer ao. mo m Coward. William J. W Walnut St. Walsh. Thomai ft. »i Nuttwame Hd ««v. OOgatii i jawoallt a. 1 brown eve, toward. Out of DrlKOll. HtltnT n Orfttn Grove Avo., Apt. MA »10Hlo lOtlwr Public NtMkti Book WW oi Mortgages at Page Olttrki #11 ritandai. "llamam 471. far said County and to bar Jeendron, Christy L 11 Green Grove Ave. LlR 17 Montana Ave imnKi. MWWIla lUXomhiYAU w EWARD — S-mo -old, irav 1 Jordan. LIuA. the ooulty gf redemption there- Groon Grove Avt , Apt. 3SA onnson, Linda 17 Carolina Ave. WJUKMlAva.AM. «M AMINT DIFINOANTI omln; and you and each of vou hit*, mala kltttn losl In vklnitv Klrkpetrick, Richard J. *t Green Grova Avt., Apt. MA ake, Alan F. 2 Virginia Ave . .AimUM. IMRImrM. Pin* & tth In Union Baach. Knicnel, Russell L 74 Fulton St. STATE OF NEW JERSEY ere mode defendants In the ake. Chert L. 1 Virginia Avt l». William M HWaiWaPt. AW. «4-J TO above entitled action, because aese do call: 1M-MM or Loreni. Thomat ft Groan Grove Avt., Apt. • 2 Virginia Ave. oarl, Rmull W. nP.lnwM. 1-JS47. . Loveikv, Albert Jr. ake. Isabel E. vou have er mav claim tome ft Groan Grove Avo., Apt. 2* ake. Ronald M. 2 Virginia Aye. •Illy P. 14SC*nvorlnoil. AOMI CLARK, her helri, * right, title. Hen or other Interest Loveckv. Judith A ft Green Grovt Avt., Apt. H 13 Hudson Ave ndanon. Vlrilnla latrMfoAvo. Nicholl, Stephen J. avache, Daniel P. toot and porional i affecting the real estate being SptcUl NQtlCtt ft Grotn Grova Avo., Apt. 24 avache, RatenneE, 12 Hudson Ave. oward, Chrlillna WLacirttAva AM #» rves end h*r, their or MV of foreclosed. The nature ef which Poling. MebellC 41 Fulton St. iMhai. tanrtl L. itMortorg PI. AM? «|.P 1IFTED PSYCHIC Reed, Kenneth, Mautner, Muriel E S Veronica PI. hair successors In right title or and the reason that vou are 7i Fulton St. _ J, Carolyn 12 Illinois Ave ughal, JohnP laMarHrdPI. AM. »M est, LEROY CLARK, ttua- lolnod ai defendant! it set forth Ruane. Susan R ft Groan Grovo Avt., Apt. JOA 47 Mi111 Ave. anklna. WanoaL. *• Locust »va. Apt. »l< MRS. SYLVIA District #4 Morris, Donna M. of Naomi Clark, EDNA >ith particularity In the READER 4 ADVISOR Williams, James A. 21 Michigan Ave. alar, William JI LalgKton Ava. .Y MURRAY, her hair!, de- amended complaint, a copy of Hardv, HenrvIV * Walling Terr ltMsrloraPI. AW. «5-A 1 On All Problems of Life imams. Richard B. n. Maria t. tees ana personal represent- which will be furnished vou on Johnson. Use IHMapltPI. n Michigan Ava. Larav IWIkmnaurvAx. Johnson Todd i»trut #» Ives and her or their or any of request addressed to the at- 542-9500 11* Maple PI. wn, Johanna » Locust Ava Apt. »\l heir successors In right, title or Marshall, Karen KO Brotd St. Itier, Edith W Twin Brooki Ave. a LaKMon Av a torney of the plaintiff ab the 1 Molinari. Richard Itier, Frederick C. 33 Twin Brooks Ave •a. Vllrna D. ntareat; MR. MURRAY, hu»- above mentioned addreai. « Walling Terr. wlnskl. Oathrvn MlrMaoAvo. nd of Edna Mav Murray; Pengborn. Paul larke, Jeffrey I. n Heights Terr. JO Locust A»a. Apt »1] Any Individual who It unable Dtitrlcl *S lirtM ar gar ion, Augustus A 30 Park Dr. ghtoooy. FranM. ARY E MURRAY: PARTIES to obtain an attorney mav com- HOROSCOPE Inav. Bavarlv L. 1» Locust Ava AH. *t NKNOWN, his, her or their Bachtler, Helen G tivV Front St., Apt. A argarson, Barbara » Park Dr. UlrMtoAva. municate with the New Jerwv READER & ADVISOR Bachtler, Marcla R. lartln, Joy F. • Kings Ct odrlguai. Nicosia Irs, devliees and personal r»p- State Bar Association bv calling HW . FrontSt ,Apt.A haa.Nancy 10! Locust Ava eentallvet and hit, her, their or Peclaliilng tn Tarot Cards and Bacntiei. Raymond H HW. Front St. Apt A Aartln, Kenneth I Kings Ct 14 HirbartSt toll free aoo 792 «31S {within New fo-rhythm bv Barbara. Helps Beers, Harold atterson, Rov R. Jr. IS Kings Ct. Ina. SlaMwn v of their Btxceesort in right. Jertev) or 409-194-noi (from out n all advice, all readings 149 Brood SI manl, I rang itMortortPl.Apl •» le or Interest • Cook. Thomas W 45 Boors St., Apt l a lent I ne, Diana 144 Heights Terr. of ttate). You may else com Ivate & confidential. Free alentlna, Jamas H 144 Heights Terr. »T. ft YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- munkate with a Lawyer Refer- irking In rear open daily M. Crui.Juan 148 Broad St. ovna. Chants H. »;w »4fO«nPI Disbrow, Harold iJtMalnSt. Islrkt #21 ONED end required to serve ral Service, or. If you cannot arblna, Arlene F. 492 Fox Ave >bani, Darlana M 1MW. BorgonPI n GEORGE MARTIN, Plaliv efford to pev an attorney, call a Edwardi. Florence W »B*«r»St ,A«4 t 6 Ava. 5oe ni, fln icnae* 1MW. lartanPI. . Larien. Lett OVt, AtkeD us Attorney, whoee address is Legal Services office. The phone S Instruction 4S Boers St ovt, William nwtXH >arv Henry Place, Hackensack, numbers for the County In which Wats. Pedro 12 Broad St , Apt 3 Rd udlov, lone l TOR INC -Grade* K through Matthews, Larry mnet #u aw Jersey, and Answer to the this action It pending are: Law- rtmadlal Math & English, I ill Broad St ampbeil, Michael 30 Manor Pkwv. ones, Jyneal WaShrawsouryAvt ompialnt tiled In a civil action In vert Referral Service Medenbach, Harvey C. to Main St. tonardli, Elliabeth 2S Evorgrggn Tarr. entail. Masters degree In M»- Medenbach, Margaret M leus, John P. 115 Manor Pkwy. hlch BERGEN-EASTERN 101 431-5S44, Legal Services ot-% al whicatlon. Call H4-45W. 10 Main St. District #H Porker, Edward 2U Nowman Sprints P-d. ORP., it plaintiff and NAOMI (ice 201 747 7400. Persons who re- O'Kane. Matilda att. Sharon A. S3 Ntwman Springs S)d. Padilla. ismael Ale Hart. Georoe W. • Woodrldgt Avt. LARK, her heirs, devisees and side In New Jersey mav alto call 2 Artta. Crafts Bleiiert, Mery E i Woodrldge Avt. IHMontgomaryTarr. ertonal representatives ate. at their County Lawyert Referral Purcell. Stafi J in Montoomary Tarr J Ross. Susan A ais Glover, Connie if RtnlorCt. odrlguoi, Sonia I are .defendants (first cause of Service or Legal Service:ot Office. A CRAFTS venDo«r - vasauei, Luis B • Warren St. rail, Stephen J. 3 Rtnler Ct. fforld, Romano » Chapln Avo. Apt. A tlon hereof) and EDNA MAY W. LEWIS BAMBRICK, Clerk on up now for Frothold Strttt vVukivn, Erlka 75 Main SI, 'ascue, Ernest IIPInorldetAvt. hoard, Georgette 11t Montoomar y Torr. URRAY, rver heirs, devisees Superior Court of New Jersey air, Oct. IS. Over 100 booths 36 Brood St aughan, Charles •4 Nawman Springs Road nd personal representatives Dated: September 26,1M3 If353. Dlitrlct #| cognamlllo, Barbara W Svlvla Terr oge I, Leonard c.etal are defendants (second Carroll. Chrvstal A. 14 Third St. cognamlllo, Robert W Svlvla Terr. n Nowman Springs Road Oct. 3 M3M HI Atlantic St.. Apt 40-A ST #11 ause of action hereof) pending Carroll, James P District #17 Ian, Hugh Sr. the Superior Court of New NOTICE OF Guerriero, Josephine Ml Atlantic St., Apt. 40-A laving, Norm* 44 Sycamore Avt. 1» Sprint SI. HI Atlantic St., Apt. 26 irk. Gall A. Ill William St. ersev, within 3S days after Octo PUBLIC SALt Keating, Barbara irenson, Joanne 47 Verdun PI. Jf 1, 1913, exclusive of such On October It, 1H3 at 12 noon Marlins, Mary Jane J OcUvla PI. ompton, Bruce S. 109 Seabroeta Avo. ark, William til wiiiiam •*, 2S1 Atlantic St., Apt. *VA ronan, Margaret ate. If vou fall to do to, the relief the following contents of Units Reed Robert H. Gelt, Marilyn 170 Mornlngilde Ave 174 Manor Dr. demended In the complaint will #•11, #104 HOVPARK, Mini Help Wanted Richards, Geraldme E. 215 Atlantic St., Apt. 5 ombard, DoreenS. 7 Ocean Avo. eughtrtv, Cynthia Wl Manor Rd. 99 Green Grovt Avt., Apt. 5 • taken against vou bv default Storage will bo told bv public Run, Rosalia Murphy, Anna T» Seabreeze Ave. ivli,ChrlitlneA MProopoctAva. ou shall file your answer and sale of contents In bulk by sealed Male or Female Seavev, BruceK. yfl Maple PI ivov, Edward 34Hwv. #M orrelly. Gerard ilTTowarHIIIOr. 351 Atlantic St., Apt. 1 arrollv, Jean Marl roof of service In duplicate with bid received no later than 12 noon QUALIFIED CARPENTERS Seavev, Shirley Savl. Joseph M Bay Ave. 127 Towar Hill Dr. he Clerk of the Superior Court, EST on the date of sale. Bidden — For construction outfit. Washington. Virginia 2S1 Atlantic St., Apt. 1 Dl.trkt #11 arrellv, ROM IHTowarWIIDr. 224 Atlantic St. ogan. William T ate House Annex, Trenton, must be present on that day ol •22-4700 between *-> iliberti, David 41 Farm Rd. ill William St. ew Jersey, In accordance with tale and payment muit bo bv DE/HOUSEKEEPER — LITTLE SILVER •oyner, Jeanne S49Hw. #3S ackton, ReneeG •MLIndanPI. Dlilrlct #1 attack, JohnC. he rules of Civil Practice and cash or cashiers check. Contents ours 1 a.m. to e a.m., 5 nights. Maiifv, Pamela it Laurel Dr. •ovner, Jeffrey A. S4»Hw #3S 7i Harding Rd. rocedurt. of units can be viewed between wn transportation necessary, Sawyer, George A. IS Hlilandaie Dr atlack. Walker 7t Harding Rd. tho hours of 1 and S PM 72 hours McGuire, Edward i50akwoodLant a son, Carol Ann l^ Call 4W-30W. McGuIre, Joseph T 15 Oak wood Lane District #21 SO Harding Rd. This action has been In- before the sale. aruso, Georgia 10t Hartshorne Rd. lea, Theresa S3 William St. Ituted for the purpose of lore LUMINUM SIDER — Vlnvl McGuire, Mary L tSOakwood Lane Box springs, mattresses, Misklow! Philip R. 1H Rlvervlew Avt. .enciyk. Bob 35 Wigwam Rd. olllv, Patricia I a Towar Hill Dr osirto two certain tax sale oo Must be equipped and exp'd. Lvncivk,Joseph H. 35 Wigwam Rd ellly, William laTowarHIIIDr eMificates affecting lands and headboard!, drostars, coffee Igh wages Start Immediately Rusiell, J Brian 43SunnvcreilDr.St. table and couch and love seat. Russell, LvnnS 43 Sunnvcrtst Dr. S. .flncivk, Joseph M. 35 Wigwam Rd. Udlltl, Herbert tlLlndanPI. remises In the Township of Mid all 4SM300. Zieg'pr John E ISOakwoodLene Lencivk, Michael E 35 Wigwam Rd natra, Frank 117 Tnnr Hill Dr. etown, County of Monmouth Auction subject to cancella 12 Lakeside Dr natra. Thereto 117 Towar Mil Dr. nd State of New Jariey. . , tlon or postponement. - UTO MECHANIC — Fulltime, Dlitrlct #1 Murray, Mark must have tools, reft. Apply In McCann, John A 47 Thousand Oaks Dr unde, Suiannt 10 Throe It morion Avt First cause of action — Block Oct. 3,10 S13.12 Armltage, John L. IV 22 Woodbine Avt. District #10 RUMSON Mrion, j a, R Sunoco, Hwv. 34, Jaeger, Scott i SO Crest Dr 335, Lot 22, which certificate elf or (T lelerschmitt, Angela 1 Robin Ct. 1ST #1 at executed by the Tax Collec Kii-twer. Catherine Anne 30 Windsor Dr. all. Errln E. IIN. Cherry Lano VON REPRESENTATIVES - Malone, Thomas. V M Nottingham Way )#!erstrimitt, Lynn 1 Robin Ct. or of the Township of Mid- Belerschmlt1,Wllllarft 1 Robin Ct. Soil, JohnH. Ill IIN. Cherry Lana letown, dated December 12, am 25 to 50% from their sates Quackenbush George M 121 RumsonRd. addan. JohnD. IS. Cherry Lane von Products practically sell Toriusen, Christina 310 Branch Avt District #11 NO and recorded In the Mon- Frederick, Joy M. 57 Nottingham way addan. Nava E. IS. Cherry Lane mouth County Clerk's Office on Lost and Found wmselyet. For more Info call Wright. Alexandra 30 Crest Dr, arts. Carolyn 103 Ridge Rd *jj45n. Dlilrlct #1 Frederick, Lois 57 Nottingham way December 30,1980 In Book 1491 of Dlitrltt #» ocn, Sharon J. 4 Somerset Dr. Mortgages at page 417; Robinson, Charles H 2 Wtstwood Rd oMarts. L.llert FREE FOUND ADS ARTENDERS, BUS HELP, Robinson, Wilma C Mariullo, Charles 119 CrtStvlow Dr. 1 William St. Second cause of action — As a service lo our communlt 'ISHWASHERS — Part ft full 2 Westwood Rd. Marzutlo, Mary E. Ivasav, John R. 1« River Rd AM 1A Shatkln, Eva M South vale Ave. tnCroitvlewDr. Ivasav, MauraanM lock 1123, Lot 20 which The Dally Register Is offering e me positions available. Dey or Sutphln. Edwin R Jr. Meacham, Thomas 4 Kanot Lane aw. BlverRd Apt.lA ertlflcate wat executed by the FREE 3-line FOUND ad for . Ight. Call 172-1343 for more In- 3 Laurie Line Manclno, Joa A. 37 Third St District #4 ,hafer, Paul F. 132 Creslvtew Dr. Mataicivk, Edmund E ax Collector of the Township of days under our Lost & Fount or ma tlon, Fisher. Marvann 2 Queer.s Dr district #13 Aoora. Karon B. 4a First St. Middlelown, dated December 12, classification. OOKKEEPER — Part-time, Hoover, Joyce L 163 RumsonRd. Brenner, Nancy M 1*2 Bayvlew Avt. Ismulskl. DobroA. 7 Sheraton Lane MO and recorded In the Mon- The Register appreciates you usv doctor's office. E< Tomaino, Ronald 13SN LovtttAvt. , Wavne F. 1M Bay view Ave Souls, Orf In G Jr 14 Oak wood Lano mouth County Clerk's Office on honeitv & will do Its part In erlenced In medical termi- District #S0 9andano, Candlce 332 Springfield Ave. urnar. DavM I. 41 Washington St. December 30,1*0 In Book 1491 of Ending the original owner nology. Send resume to: Box Nelson. Lucille M. 3 Holly Dr. Repesv, Dorothy 173 Ninth St. II5T fI 1N Cherry Lane Mortgages at pet* 4M; and to Please call ut at 542-1700. U 453, The Dally Register, Nelton, Richard A. Md. 3 Holly Dr. Slebert. Raymond J. Jr. 149 Coyne PI. •er the equity of redemption FOUND — 1 Parakeet, In vlclnit hrewsbury, N.J. Raymond. Timothy T. Siebert, Rosalie 149 Coyne PI. handlar, Susan D. »!E River Rd herein; and you and each of vou of West Front I Half Mile Rd «» Little Silver ft. M, toi 1 BOYS/GIRLS — 11-17, morning Stannard, Michael 2t VUU Dr. Welch, Joyce A. 173 Ninth St. oslalloo, John T. 41 E. River Rd re made defendants In the Call S30-0764. Suurballe, Nancy 3o>tar, Howard • Jr. » west St bove entitled action, because spaper routes are available 914 Nanco Rd. District #14 FOUND - Tri-colored hound District #« Drlnkwater, Christine 116 Marvin Rd. Evans, Linda 10 Center SI. ou have or mav claim tome Red Bank, Mlddletown, Giles. Paul J. Jr lugarald. KathWan A. HE. River Rd. Apt. I. Bldg 2 Ight, title, lien or other Interest dog, male, about I yn. old. Ha Belford, Llncroft, Atlantic High 62 Garden Rd Drlnkwater, Stanley R 11* Marvin Rd. black collar with studs, Vlcinlt Smith John T itigerald, Gary SITIndallRd. owa. Ganavlovo 40 Lennox Ave. Meeting the real estate belno ds, Aberdeen, Cliff wood 4 Silver white Ave. orecloted. The nature of which of Memorial Pkwv, Atlanti Smith, Mary J 4Silverwhltt Avt District #11 owa. Loolo H. M Lenox Avo. Beach, Union Beach, Kevport 1 Swarti, Carol. Dyke, Jane FrancesM. Mastros. Goorea 30 Forrest Ave. nd the reason that you are Highland!. 172-0 IW. Hailet. Exc. earnings and a JO Rumson PI. 43 Hillside St olrted et defendants Is eet forth Taddeo. KatherlneC 321 White Rd District #34 Callaghan, Nannatia R ME River Rd. FOUND — Vary tame pet rabbit hance lo win prim and trips. Taddeo. Peter w haa, Jamas with particularity In the com- 338 White Rd Frederick, Carla A. 114 Portmonmouth Rd. Box 224- 103 Blntham Avo, vicinity Applet on A ail too-243-oaso toll-free. District •; AjM.fl Sousa, ElliabathP n Black PI. Rd. lalnt, a copy of which will be Leonardo, Please call 871 94*9 o IOYS/GIRLS— 11 vrs. or older, Cooper. Ann M. Henvev, Kathleen C 27 Collins Ave applng, DalaA. e Meadow Brook Ave. urntshed you on request ad- 2*1-1133 with description. or paper routes In Eatontown. If Cooper. Bradley D 86 Laurel Dr hornt. Paul A. 144 e. River Rd. rested to the attorney of the 66 Laurel Dr. Kuciko, Mexlne 2 Creek Rd. FOUND — Cold oval pan, ou like money and people, call Cooper, John E. ock, George J. 175 Main St. DIST. *l lalntlff at the above mentioned 86 Laurel Dr. 3 initials, dated 1971 to mi. Pieaie 42 8880 Areas available: Stonev Enander. Christopher J )eti, Rose«nn 19 Park Avt. Diamond. Mark R. a Naveslnk Ava. ddress Enander, Corrine E 54 Lovett Avt Drummond, JohnA. • 11 10 Identify. Ml-6200, ask for Hill Rd., Grand Ava., Lekevlew 54 LovtttAvt. Ralph, Constence D. 23BrelnardAV0. S3 Rumson Rd. Anv Individual who Is unable 'err., Taylor Rd , Maxwell Rd. Enander. Susan G. Rlcciardl, Gaetarvo 19 Park Ave. owlar, Edwlna C. a Hlghlond Ave. Barbara. Fowler. George 0 til 54 Lovett Ave. owlar, JonnT. o obtain an attorney mav com- CARRIERS^ WANTED — For 200 Willow Dr. Vance, Lorla A 12 Willow St. a Highland Ave nunlcate with the New Jersey FOUND — Portfolio. Bridge Oceanport, Eatontown, Mon- District #17 aaior, Margarv A. a Word Ave. Ave., Red Bank, latt Mav. inside MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Mulrov, JohnE. Jr. tate Bar Association bv calling mouth Beach area. Call Andrla, Catice, Linda M. 630 Palmer Ave. U RumsonRd. oil free 800 792 8315 (within New oferonce to Cablevisloi District #1 Callce, Robert Owtns, Sharon I) Navtslnk Ave. I7VS47S. Conover, johnC Smr Thompson Hill Rd. 430 Palmer Avo. DIST. *4 ersev) or 409 394 noi (from out Cellev, Dawn 245 Geary Dr. of ttate), You mav alto com- LOST — Small black *. whit ARRIERS WANTED — To de Me'/. Linda P 3 Wvchwood Rd. Gever, Patricia A. nOakesRd iver The Dally Rtgitter In the Meri. Raymond L 3 Wvchwood Rd 9MlcholtDr. ay, Arthurs. municate with a Lawyer Refer female cat, vicinity of Mano 55 Toll Tlmbor Brt leltmann, Dorothy 55 Murphy Rd. Mar«, Charlos D 1 Brooksldo Dr. al Service, tor. If vou cannot " a, Llncroft White flea co South Lake Drive and Nutswemp Moran. Richard A *ii Tall Timber Rd Hoffman, E. Victoria 434 Harmony Rd. Mai.-... 2 BrooMlde Dr. afford to pay an attorney, call a lar. Answers to Holly. Ca Road areas of River Plata. Wanner, Andrea 9 Rolling Knolls Dr leghheum, Dave 251 Gearv Dr. Nakagama, Sam I 17 Hence Rd. . il Services Office. The phone 747-1102 anytime. ~ » call Jeff Hero, 5418—0 Wanner. John 9 Rolling Knolls Dr. irghbaum. Kurt 251 Geary Dr. larca. Edward I Sycamore Le number, for the county In which CARRIERS WANTED — To de- District #2 Krieghbaum, Sheila 251 Geary Dr. Warshaw, Brian J. 11 RIversMe Dr his action Is pending art: Law- Iver The Dally Register In the Jones. Ethel Lea 176 Monmouth Avt. leghbaum, William ft. Ill Geary Dr. OIST.#1 era Referral service . INDEX Heyward Hilts Drive and Tele- Jones William C 1T6 Monmouth Ave. jri, Michael A. 1 Konlsh Dr Box 743 Baromin, John G Jr 71 BolloviM Ave. 291-411 3M4, Legal Services of graph mil Road sections of Melina, RaHaella McCle*sRd.,RDBox1S0E Q'Reltlv, Patrick 373 Main St Dolrlasgo. Charlas R. II Circle Dr. Ice 301-747- 7400. Persons who re- •UllrC WTICES Hoijndei Please contact Jeff 373 Main St. Faldman. Richard M. 1«4 Blnghom Ave. Ide In New Jeraey. smay also Rebok. Gall A 151 Seventh Ave. - Viiardl, Marie ILEGALS) Hero, Circulation DePt., S41-1BI0- Rebok, LarrvS 1S1 Seventh Avt District 0M Faldman, RobortaM. 144 Blnghem Avo. all their County Lawyers Refer CASHIER5 District #3 Beyer, Steven M. 44 Tall Trot Rd. LoMall. Lalghton D S Buene Vlsto Ave. al Service or Legal Services Of- tttCUl MTKES PART-TIME Anderson, Wayne G 276 East Rd Cowle, John P. 142 Bamrn Hollow Rd Plslall. Anna P. Rd. Ice. 'Istall. John C. Widgeon Rd . W.LEWISBAMBRICK,Clerk 6 Losl and Found uncheon, dinner or weekend Fleisehmann, Albert J 2&6MainSt Goldman, Roger j. 21 Wallace Rd. part-time cashiers needed now Hansen, Paul J 267 Main St Stellln, Brlyltta 30 Lafayette Ct. Porgos. Robart S. Jr. I Pompano St. Superior Court of New Jersey 9 Special Nolices District #4 Stellln, Edward J. MLefeveiteCt Ward. Jaffrav E. II AuWwood Lane Dated: September 24,1VU. 1? Trtvel Transportation or busy Shorelront restaurants. Gillespie. Max H. DIST. #» ward. Linda 11 Auldwood Lone Oct. 3 142.48 Must be experienced with com- 2) Middlelown Avo. IS Instruction puter-style systems. Pleasant Grant. Edmond P 66 ElmwoodAvt. Campbell, Donald L. 211 Ballantlno Rd. DIST. #« Grant Joan 66 ElmwoodAvt. Campbell, June L 2ilBallantlnoRd. Galassl. Angola D. 131 Blnoham Avt. BROOKDALE HltMEtSMKCTOTY appearance and personality a Grant, JoanS 66 ElmwoodAvt. Morra, Irene G. 33MercshlrtDr. Hudson. Carola B. 741. Ward Ava. COMMUNITY COLLEOE ?t Business Service lust. Apply In person only, 33 Hudson. FradW. Jr. West St Monmouth Beach, 1 Grant. Paul 66Elmwood Ave Policastro, Lawrence J- Ji 135 PrliclllaDr. 74 S Ward Ava. LEGAL NOTICI 22 Ails t Cults V-IFI.T i Terrl Mallov. ChrlsllnaC. 17 Lincoln Ave. Notice Is hereby given in, P m,-4 p.m., Mon,-Frl. 6B Maplewood Ave. DIST. #41 EtWlOTMENT Seilert. Carole E 256 First Avt. Busch, Agnes E. 16 Manchester C1 Moore, Blanche K 1 Blngham Hill Lane the Board of Trustees i COFFEr~HOSTESS/HOST - Selfert Robert E Moore, William C. Jr. 1 Blnghem Hill Lena Brookdele Community College National coffee Corp. requires 2 256 Firsl Ave Busch, Vincent 14 Manchester Ct. Moore, William G. Ill Si Help Warned Wale or District #J Campeau, David 34 Ellsworth Ct. I Blntham Hill Lana will receive sealed bids at the Female sharp people to introduce a new Bush, Steven E Campeau, Gloria M 34 Ellsworth Payne. Henrietta F. IJOsprey Lane Purchailng Department, 74! ilend of gourmet coffee to the . F lore*. Charlotte *• •• 3 E. Point Rd »evno, Wllbar B. I] Osprev Lane Newman Springs Road, Llncroft Babysitting CnilO Care Manmouth/Mlddletex areas. 31 Coronal Avc Ct. Raymond, Joan Fiorea, Malcolm L Gano.GlorteJ SeFrlenasnipCt. 16 Lincoln Ave. New Jertav on OCTOBER 17 Domestic rfcJB Must own car and have a pica-, 31 Coronet Avt. Ruda. Richard 1M3 - 2:00 P.M., prevailing Kiem, Ka.r*nP . 20 Majestic South Rosen, Charles 44 Manchester Ct. II Shrewsbury Or Situations Wanlto personality. We provide a Kiibi- Michael F. Stapieton, Joan C 14 Rutland Ct. IHRIWIBURY MROUOH time, at which time and place Female salary of $200 a week for quail Montanti. Daniela lOGreengroveCt. said bids will be publicly opened 15 Pine St Yeager, Margaret 94 Manchester ct DIH #1 Situations Wanted Maw lied person, plus bonus, com- Quinrt. Christopher J luchanan. Deborah A. a Monroe Ave. and road on Ihe following item: mission, car allowance end e 14 Pine St DIST Situations Wanted Rutt. Tnomas E\ 26 Majestic Ave #42 Ham. Diane o. 104 Garden Rd. 1. PROTOCOL CON chance for a future. For In- Trotter, Patricia E 34 Hint St. Hughes, KathrvnM. 114 Jumping Brook Rd. Ham, JamosO. Ill 104 Garden Rd. VERTER ' Male/Female terview call «7 4000 DIST. #1 Cnild Care- Nursery COOK — Part-time fill-in, week- District »% Mac Leod, Chris 49 Leedivllle Dr, 2. APPLE COMPUTER 2E Laorlola, Joanne K 14 TraHord St ALPHA SYNTAURt MUSIC ends. Exp'd. Apply in person. irVard. Catherine 20 Shoal Harbor Ct Mac Leod. Linda 49Leedsvllle Dr. Schools Shore Point Inn, Hwv. 3), Haitet. Mac Leod, Ronald A. 49 Leedivllle Dr. Wilbur. Charlas M. Ill 17! Patterson Aye. SYSTEM (OR APPROVED District 01 DIST #1 EQUAL) FINANCIAL CUSTODIAL SERVICES — Grdio. Gma 77 Ideal Ave Martin, Agnes C 41 Nurlevi Lane Apt. 222 474 Sycamore Ave Contract document! may be 61 Business Opportunity Building maintenance worker. Kceley. Patrick G 10 South End Ave Moore, Barry W. 211 Whispering Plnoi Dr. Jrown, Laurence M. Part-time. Monmouth County 19 Bergen St. DIST. #41 Burr, J. Kelsev 41 Sllvorbrook Rd examined and copies obtained a 62 Mortgages Edwards, Joseph 0. Burr. Marilyn B. 4lsllyerbrookRd. the Purchasing Department o Kmnaw, William J 19 BeroenSt 4S2 Buchanan Blvd. Brookdaie Community College a 63 Money To Loan esldents only Cell 842-4000, Ext. Manente, Claire C m Seabreeze Ave Kivrlaan, Andres Dawson, Ronald w. 17 Sllvarbrooli Rd. Ml Michael Dr Doane Dodge, G. Michael OS Broad SI 745 Newman Springs Rood, Lin 64 Money Wanted If. Powers, Joan T 390 Port Monmouth Rd croft New Jersey on or afte Purdv, Mary A 2 Brav Ave RIDBANKBORO MlddMlddletonl , JJoseph h FF. JO] Baechwood Dr KtOUHliK DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full- DIST. #1 Mlddleton, Stacev P 202 Baechwood Dr OCTOBER!, 1M3. Ross, Donald R SB Linden Ave lolln, Randolph 7. Merchandise for Sale time, enp required Mlddletown Ross, Patricia M 58 Linden Ave •0E Front St. Nordlund, JohnV. MSunnybankDr. Bid securities In the form o area. Reply: Box A 446, The Del- Cornell, James H. WBuenaP. iHUlWIIURr TOWNSHIP a bid bond with adequate secur n Garage/Yard Sail ' Siemv Karen 82 Shoreland Terr DeSantli. William Machinery For Sale Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. Smith. Carol 77 Monmouth Pkwy. 26 Washington St. Dlit #1 Itv thereon, or certified check In 07701. o Duncan, Deborah 17 Buona PI. *n amount equal to 10% of the M Rental Service Smitv. Thomas ft 22 Monmouth Pkwy Adorns. Charlene iJOCrawlordSt mouth Pkwy. " iiphic, Robert A 231 River Rd Beng. SungY. II Crawford St amount of the bid, not to exceed 7f> Farm Equipment DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Wolf, Clifford 22 Monm Grant, Mable «o,ooo win bo required. Bids Dental practice seeks talented wolf. Elizabeth uth Pkwv. 22 High St Bang. Young Ran II Crawford SI. ?b Auction Sales 22 Mo Johnsoii, Anna M. mav not bo withdrawn within 40 1 individual willing to .learn all District #• 20 Buena PI. Cettello. Rhonda 13 Crawford St. 7/ Pels and Livestor - Sehr, David 20 Washington St. Cooke, Lois 111 BelshewAve, days after the actual day of Ihe aspects of the front office. Appli- Kehoe, Timothy D 5 Orchard St. Dill. #1 bid opening. 78 Aircraft cant must be energetic, en- Norton, Michael H Arthur Dr. Amm, Shailesh J Geer, Diane P. 13 Bellhew Ave. 79 Swap or Enctiange thusiastic, friendly, and hove e Selnik, Charles B 27 Linden PI. Madden, Pam II Belshaw Ave. The owner reserves the un- 526 Coooer Rd. Coieman, Joseph E. 44 Wallace St. 60 BicyclM/Mmi Bikes tiood rapport with children. Full Sramowicr William C 68 Center St Jackson. William til » Barker Ave. restricted right to reioct anv or Drake, Tonv 33 Prospect Avo. La Vole. Dorothy O. to Crawford SI. all bids; and lo accept anv bid SI Saorts Equipment , time, 4 dav week, one Sat. a District #« Franco, Michael P. month, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call Bergman. Anna L. 7* Florence Ave 4« Washington SI. O'Hara, Connie L. 17 Barker Ave. which is deed most favorable 8? Swimming Pools Lepct, Diana M 40 Spring St. Resto.CatherlneV. tscrawfordSt. Price! Quoted must Include al 741-aSSO. District #10 Moore; Patricia 83 CBs Electronics 7S Whitman Dr • 17 Martin PI Ratio, ThomesB. .. t3 Crawford St freight or delivery charges. The DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Beirut. Joseph N McCool. John J. Jr. owner alto reserves the right t 84 Merchandise Wanted M IT ha lows k < Helen 0 14 Manning St 41 John St. Schwoltior, Louis II* Barker Ave. Part lime, exp In Insurance L McCool. LoisD 41 John SI Scnwellier. Margaret 111 Barker Ave. reioct any bid If, In Its opinion 85 Price Buster front desk, some typing. Send Nyre Joyce Frances 30 Manning St. Me Rov, Stevan the bidder it not considered f 386 w Front St. 102 A Wallace St Shoemaker. George Jr II Crawford St. KAL ESTATE MNTALS esume to Call 747-3725. Pohl, Fredenk IV Sasso, Roger at Wallace St. nanclallv or technically able t DOMINO'S PIZZA • Now hiring 65 Manning St Smith, Joseph Andrew II Berker Ave. 101 Apartments Vamvas. Robert Smltherman, Valarlo 107 McLaren St. Spano, Pasquelt F. , 41 Crawford SI. carry out tno contract as In delivery personnel. Must be II District #11 Thompson, Herbert B. 143 McLaren St. Terry. Charlotte a uftrewfordSt landed or for anv reason li 10? Houses 'or Ren veers old, have own car with Ellison, Meiisa 72 Libbv PI Yarbrough,Teresa G. VenNess, Lisa O M Crawford St. owner's Judgement, it It hot I 103 Rentals to Share insurance & able to work nights DIST. #1 47 Wallace St Schmk, Florence. E T 103 Crawford St the boit Interests of Brookdaie 104 Winter Rentals a. weekends. Full I part-time. Siddons, Aivce L Chilcott, D, Jeane Community College. Make IS V'hr. Call 389 2300 or District #13 8S» r&, Chilcote, Guy K. 293 Spring St. Apt. #14-A Wlllamsen, Michael Robert 32 Barker Ave 105 Summei Rentals 293 Spring St. Apt #1t-A UNION BIACH Bidders are required to com apply In person at 12S Hwv. 35, Albano. Joseph 96 Cooper Blvd Oar, Susan 106 Furmsned Rooms Eatontown, N.J. (Next to 60 Wilson Clr Kaslen, Janice 321-1 Spring St. Oltt #1 ply with the requirements of P.L Engel, M Darlene 84 Branch Ave. 1f75, C. 127and P.L. 1177, CM. 107 Nuf&ing/Rei.iemenl Bllow's) Equal Opportunity Em- Friedman. Lo,)s U Wilton Clr Cannon, Gerard E. 110 union Ave. Oct. 3 S1*.M Homes ployer Hudson. Donna R S20Hwy 35, Apt lSBIdg 2 tlen, Robert W. 84 Branch Avt. OlGaso, Joseph 711 Union Ave Kemprowskl, Wendy L. IN Spring St. 109 Commercial Rentals. • Kai. Carol A 30 Brighton Ave Farla, David 711 Union Avt. DRAFTSPERSON — Junior 30 Brighton Ave. Magllono, Gtreldlne Spring Terr Apts #9-B Fllkkame, SelmeA. 40a Shore Rd. NOTICI TO 109 Buildings'Gar ages Kai. Klaus F Meiulas, Gary W. 301-9 Soring St, grade Knowledge of electro-me- Larson, Richard 14 Harvard St. Grant. Edmond B. 711 UnkxiAve. ABSENT DEFENDANTS Voloshln, Joann M 293 Spring St. STATE OF NEW JERSEY 110 Wanted lo Rent chanical systems & procedures Larsen, Robert E. 14 Harvard St, Green. Chester G. 717 Prospect Ave. rtetpful. Will train ambitious, In- 13 PrincetonSt DIST. #4 Hvnes. Jospmeph P. TO REAL ESTATE FOR UU Menrtes, Thomas Anderson, John P. 175 Branch Ave. API, A 701 Lorlllard Ave. dustrious person. Apply Electro- Russo, Neil JMHwv 35. Apt. 74 Innes. Robert A. . U3 Ava. (L.S.) 130 Open Houses Anderson, Mary J. 175 Branch Avo. Apt. A UNKNOWN heirs, devisees and Impulse Lab Inc., 1US Corlies Russo. Theresa 520 Hwv 35. Apt 74 Kohlbecker. Mary Ml Columbia Avo. 131 Houses For Sale Ave., Neptune, N.J. An Equal 103KlmberlvCt. lergeron, Drew M. 14 Plncknev Rd, Lamb, Joseph J 724 Perk Ave. personal representatives of Van Dnel, Jo Ann B rot man, Lori 13? Condommnjm$/Town Wikltrom, Carl T 51 Cooper Blvd. 131 Hudson Ave Apt #t-A McAdem. James 711 UnlonAve. ALICE REBECCA ROY, and Opportunity Employer. 51 Cooper Blvd. Chlmitl, Ftllx 2 Slverwhltt-Ave Scheub, Walter C. her, hit. or their or anv of their Houses Wiktirom, Sharon Chmitl, James 2SI1varwhltaAve. 711 Union Ave DREAMS BIGGER THAN District #13 Selbert. William F. . 711 UnlonAve. successors In right, title or In- 133 Income Property YOUR PAY? — Would vou like Chmltl, John 2 Silver white Avt DM #1 terest; MR. ROY, husband of 134 Form Property Darmiento, Mildred 430 Maple Dr, Farry, Elite P. vaur own business? It vou have Holpp, Linda M IB Henry Dr. 132 South St. Apt. #4 Cllne, David F.Sr. 110 Front St. Alice Rebecca Rov; BETTY 135 ComrrTeroai Property 4-1 hours weekly to spare, I'll Flannerv, Joan E. 191 Broad St. WILLEY. a/k/a ELIZABETH 18 Henry Dr. Contev. Louis N. •nsinlhSt. 136 industrial Properly show vou how. Please call Dr. Hoipo Richard F. Hoti, Lorraine V. 143 Branch Avt, WILLEY. a/k/a BETTY NASH, Lawson. Wanda W Church St. Johnson. Elliabeth A. Glarrafla. Leonard F. 102 Second SI 137 Lois and Acreage Cooper. 142-3100. / 83 Woodland Ave 145 Branch Avo. Glarraffe, Marlon •03 Second St. a/k/a ELIZABETH NASH, her Micknici, Andrew A 48 Hudson Avt heirs, devlseei and personal rep- 138 Mobile Homes DRIVER TECH — For horn* 83 Woodland Ave. iln, Patricia L. Holsor. Jock A. 101 Sixth St. Micknlc*. Jovce Mileo, Jo Ellen 131 Hudson Ave. Apt. #3-A resentatives and her or their or care company, over 21 vrs. of Murphy, Hatlie .St Park Avt. Hutton, Fordhem 70S Front St. 139 Cemeier. Lois age, good driving record. Apply 394 Maple Dr. Praoer. Neal 131 Hudson Ava, Apt. #1 A Jacob. Marguerite any of their lucceitors In right, Rosenthal, David DIST. #1 US Lorlllard Ave. title or interest, MR. WILLEY, 140 Real tsiale Warned between 10 & 3. BOLCO, 1 In- Rosentnat.Sheri 394 Maple Or Koval, Marv A. •03 Sixth St, dustriel Way, Eatontown. SOS Main St Anderson, Carl A. Sr. 28RlvtrildeAvi. Apt. #11 husband of Betty Wlliev, a/k/a KGKATHMAL Wdyiand. Frank L Lewandowskl, Stanley tl) Front St. Elliabeth Wlllov; MR. NASH, Antlnoill, John mRiverildeAve Apt #1-K Lopei, Joaauln Tie Third St. 152 Boais and Accessories District #14 Antlnoul, Sondra 122 Riverside Ave. Apt. # IK husband of Betty Nash, a/k/a 153 Camping Equipment 15 Instruction ' Conwav, Violet Oakdale Dr , Apt 4D Daniel Tow Looei, Rachel 71t Third St. Elliabeth Nash; THEODORE Batel, Corrine 34 Rlvenlde Ave. Apt. #404 Mascollno, Grace R. 110 Third St. Bradley. Mary C. KARRAS, hit heirs, devisees and 154 Recreational Vehicles Oakdale Dr., Apt. 3T Daniel Tow it Riverside Avt Apt #4-F wolenskl. Helen M. •» Third St. Dovi*. William Cmtron. Margarita 148 Monmouth St. personal representatives and his AUTOMOTIVE MENAND ers wolenskl. Walter lie Third St. or their or anv of their successors DeLoremo, Ann* C 24MorfordPI. Yeve, Lillian too Front St. 220 Wanted Auiomoiive Keelen. Joan M 40 Cherry Tree Farm Rd. Desbiens, Ann In right, title or Interest. WOMEN 14 W Front St. Apt, #B2 Youncofskl. Robarl A. 30f Lorlllard Ave. ?30 Conduction Equip Keeien, Robert P 40 Cherry Tree Farm Rd. Eschelbach, Arthur F, Dill *l Kellv, Mary Oakdale Dr , Apt. 31«. Tomaso 125 W. Front St. r YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- ment 17-62 Heckett, Linda 144 Monmouth Sti MONED and required to serve Plata Lenehan, FrancesJ DeMalo. Francis A. 11 Anderson SI 240 Aulo financing TRAIN NOW FOR Martin. Richard 31 Mlllbrook Dr. 28 Riverside Ave 1 Edwards. Normon T. Jr. 215 Arlington Ave upon GEORGE MARTIN, Plain- Meitkev, Carol E. 90 W. Front St. , tiff's attorney, whota address Is 250 Aulo insurance Martin. Rita 31 MiHbrook Dr. Olsen, Robert J Lltwlnctuk, Marv I Scholar Or CIVIL SERVICE McCorry, Catherine Oakdale Dr., Apt. 1H Daniel Tow 2t Rlvenlde Ave. 1 I Melhdo, Brvon ISDIMIngSt. 25 Henry Place, Hackentock, 260 Auto Rent/Lease Peyton, CarlC. 72 Riverside Ave J New Jersey, %n Answer to the tfl Porter. John Jr. McConnoll, Shewn R. •OS stone Rd. 210 Aulo Services/Pans EXAMS 144 Monmouth St. i lodrlguei, Dobro L. 300 Or ante Ava complaint filed In a civil action In McFadven, Matthew 314 Oakdale Dr , Tomaso Ptaia Reed, Freeman C. 3J west St. which BEROEN EASTERN 280 Motorcycles No High School Necevsary McKeon, Marv R 12?5 Green Oak Blve. Reed, Linda Ryan, Maria 10 Scholar Dr U Watt St. WelDv, Bessie I Anderson St. CORP., It plaintiff and UN- ?90 Trucks and Trailers Positions Start As High Aa ZarrlllD, Richard J 6 Oak wood way Rosenbeum, Elaine C KNOWN HE I El. devisees and 300 Autos fo> Sale 21 Dlstrlc #11 Whitney, Winifred K. 28 RIvenldeAve. i DIM. »l $1O HOUR 49 Rlvorildo Ave. personal representatives of Brownlield, Constantla 4 Herb Rd. DIST. # 6 Aldoretl. Anthony ALICE REBECCA BOY, etc., el Desman, Mark B 3S1 Middlewood Rd 8o«*v, Mich. Carney, Deborah 711 Edmunds Ave KADYMMAD • POST Of FICE a CLERICAL al art defendants ponding In the a MECHANICS a INSPECTORS Gene. Johns 7« Clubhouse 0 Brlgnonl, Mlgdalla 'ItHl —>BT PIM0P.0I Aug. Superior Court of New Joney THE FNtn DAY 740 Clubhouse Dr Crossley, JtsseC Hsclna. Patricia L 2J4 Lorlllard Ave G«kle. Marilyn f 14! Monmouth SI within 35 days after October i, ITArtEAWl — «II" HIICNT jSTwHiLr ~ o Deiartev. L>dla A. '~ - - m w«it si 1 3 Acker Dr. iSOaklkndSt 1M3r e«kislve Of such data If ThrOinyHtgrsw «m not be* Price. Roy H. DlCarlo, Teresa A. lit Peer)St. Klaiv'Kevin *' 114 Watt SI. • you fall to do so, tho relief de- OOVtRNMCNT IXAMS Rupv. John C M Harmony Rd. Figaro, Domtnic Jr LePprte. JudyO MS Dock SI responsible lor more than one 244 Clubhouse Dr. "I Pearl SI mended In the complaint will be Zanni, Jane B Fox, Kathleen 41 Monmouth SI. LaPWtt. Ralph L. Jr. 115 Dock SI taken against vou bv default. incorrect insertion ot any id Wr.tt 1 (ncluda Ptrana No. To: Zanni, Robert L. 244 Clubhouse Dr. Hague LaFfcrle. Robin 115 Dock It. You thall file your answer and verti'umant and only when it 41 Leroy PI. ' Rlojie. Kathleen A. Dlitrlct #H Henderson, Barclay A. SiWeverlvPI lilPoeniAva proof of service in duplicate with materially afiecti tht value ol National Training Frve. David W 14 Robert Lane DIIT »l Henderson, Edith W. So Waverlv PI. tho Clerk of the Superior Court, the »d it ii contains an error Frvt, Elona 14 Roberts Lane Henderson Arltne trman. HalK. lit Isabella Ava State House Annex, Trotaton, Service, Inc. Dlttrttt #w ISWeverlyPI' RlchardJ. >*w wesniiHuo" AVO call dmiiied Hernandet.Addlt t Drumond PI. New Jersov. in accordance with Of Rbgatls, Marian 77Hlaleah Ave. Kennedy, Janice ill, HoenneP. 103 Union Ave. the rules of Civil Practice and Ail adi are restucltd n lhe1lng, EAN CTY MALL 240-S4S4 mael mtilm. Call Tt-W. Now Interviewing for sales POSI- Immediately Call Tina Call 291 4850 * collecting Must hav« car lons In our Ml (Ml. town & Oak r old son will care for your GAL/GUY FRIDAY — WantM 747.no Behr, H2-1000. An equal OP )lld In my Long Branch home, NTIQUE FURNITURE — 48" ANO — Stalnwav Modal M lo run office & keep booKt lor a urst offices. We offer an op- wiunlty ematoyer. ound oak pedestal table. 1350 4 REEZER — White. Kenmora, 500 PART-TIME MEDICAL OF- portunity lo excel with our ex- thru Frl., full-time or part- unnlng cond., WOO Call imall IriKklna operation In Colls MODEL SEARCH ma. Also Ironing Reasonable tali T back chairs (1 captain's), 741-8113 FICE — EMS. required, reply to enslve (raining program t only 1300 4 oak T bach 72-05** Hack Mutt b. •nll-oraanliM Couture AMIKV naadt modals 4 Boi: S*M, Tha Dally Raaliter, He ARTHUR MURRAY • It. Call 222-9342 ANOS — Organs, Guitars, aim knowkMoa 1 a«parlanca In i» coming to Tlnton Falii, Wad , FOULKS-PRESTON ANCE STUDIO — Has open Hairs, sat only (450. Wooden REEZER — 20 cu ft chest, 1 umi. NEW A USED Nam* Oct. 5, at Hilton Hotal on Hep* Shrewsbury, N.J, 07701. ABYSITTING — Woman will sk, M50. Vanity. 1125 Call an old, Industrial mode Bast Mlllna I I mm. MM tvp4ng, "Where individuals Prospar" ngs tor dance teacher trainees ara far your child In my Eaton ange Sale. Lowrev Organ goal lelaetjna stUUe. Heanl.M Rd OMI, can • o.m tfta/D AIM PART-TIME — 1} we**! till Call: *71 *4*4 'art and full time Noattp. neces- 3309534 or 741-07*9 eves or w*ek Call 787-0481 ntar. uv-pivu to t X Salary commaniurata •.Mfiinv has., oti. «, 10 era*- mi>unat. cam »igg a wee*. . Apply In parson Mon ULL-SIZE BED — With boofc- hold, al Sharaton Gardens. Rl tWO, ft w—fcs. Call 471-0413 REAL ESTATE SALES — Wa Call 542-4432 OOL TABLE —8 ft., sllgnt POP, with BKperlence Wrlta with de- nead help now. 4,000 nationwide hrough Frl. 2 lo 4 p.m. only. 12 NTIQUE VANITY — 1100 sa. headboard, night stand. .100 scription ol abilities i salary 537 8. Gibson Pi.; open call 4 p.m PART-TIME MIGRANT RE road St., Red Bank, 3 rd floor HILD CARE - EXP mother abv carriage-combination attress A box spring, for |140. *>«rp. Can tarn $7j to fill par offices, TV advertising, home ill babvslt In my Middletown 1 Sf79 4 to 9 p.m Itlitorv to BOK A-447, Tha Dally r RUITER — Visit homes, farms rerraM.es, national programs, 41-MSe. oiler, $50 Portacrlb, t25. so, 2 and tablet, 1 cocktail In fashion, commarclalt A wne. Loves children. Refer hlte wicker dressing table, HO bit, newer used, for $250. Elec ORTABLE DISHWASHER - Resistor, Shrewsbury. N.J. A other labor sites of migrant abulous training - mean success YPESETTING — Looking for tchan Aide, I17S, Cherry 07701 magailnev Looking tor ltm.it workers. Enroll, validate A or you. ERA Maimed Realtors, nces avail.. Infants A pra- ibv Swlng-O-Metlc with cradle, gan, $300 Call 244-90— ftlltai S'-5'4", high fashion person to work with detailed au- hoolers preferred Full-tli 0. Antique wooden high chair. eaktront A hutch, $40, 23" con- maintain contact with migrant 71 S45O. hor's manuscripts. Knowledge ULL SCUBA EQUIP - LtlS la color Tv A console stereo, HAIRDRESSER—With tha fol- •matai $'7" I'M" 1 main No amllles A State Migrant Office ily. Call 747-7043. wads work, StO. 100' air hose, lowing full Mrvlct salon In Rtd ' perltnc* neceisary If it proofreading A publishing In- 10 hours on, $900 firm. Saa c* furniture, needs work, $25 Mutt have car. Work flexible hri. OMPETENT MOTHER —With ndustrlal type, (30. 2 electric ch at 14 Idaal Ava., Bait Bank B« your own bow com---laclad, will offar FREE REAL ESTATE utrv would be helpful, but not heaters, 220 volts, (10 ea. 40" . Colonial rocker. $10, 2 cap- Call Monmouth County Cduca- necessary. Willing to train. II 'Vyear-old girl, willing to ansburg, anytlma. ns chain, 2 Windsor back ission only. Call after 4 p.m. IHAINING No calli lonal Services Comm., 4JU511. ou'va thought about It. Lets Mbvslt toddler at mv homedur- scent light bulbs. 12 ea alk about It now. Our office Is nterested In full-time am ngla file cabinet, (5. Portable URNITURE-Couch A chain. airi. $10 ea 7)90493 MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR igual Opportunity Emptoyar. lovment, sand resume to Per ng the day. Mon. thru Frl. MOMEMAKERS HOME ne of the lop 4 in the Red Bank W1524. e cabinet, li Call 843-3148 Id damask, tables, currlo cabl- OWER KING TRACTOR - 14 •*•* Mortgage Company. Ex rea. We are busy. Wa nead vou. onnel, University Graphics, 11 t, 9-piece dining room, plaid HEALTH AIDES — Join the *rlenci preferred Fabulous oe- •ART-TIME — Picture tremet uch A lovesaat, dresser A night p. (7 forward. S reverse). 1*U FAMILY....as a full, part-time A Exc. training, motivation A gul Watt Ava., Atlantic Highlands, XPERIENCED MOTHER — NTIQUE CENTER of Rtd nglne, 40-inch mower, snow lortunltv to grow. L*t't wanted. No exp. necessary App dance available We currently J. 07714^ 'lit babysit In my Kaypori Bank >17 Watt Front Sirttt bit Call 787-8431. U hour duty nomemakar. Talk to v In person Frames N' Things, rftlnt cond. $1*50 471-4444 ui flnt for • rewarding career, lave 7 million dollar associates Home Prefer child 3 veers or building. ISO daaltrs-t49-4l34 eJ Riverside Ava. Red Bank. lead 3 more. Experienced or . 739-3520 Itami bought, a.h for Guy URNITURE — Frtnch Provln- QUEEN SIZE BED not lust a Job, with flexible hour. WAITERS/WAITRESSES •I dinintj room Mt, matching 7- $45 We offer N.J. Certification, Paid PART-TIME — M/F, work from eglnners Call Roger. BUS PERSONS XP'D WOMAN — With Child, NTIQUE ROCKER — Oak MOTOR ROUTES - Part lime homa on telephone program. CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors •c* Radio, ittrto, TV, droplal 747-7281 vacation!, mileage reimburse- mmedlate openings lor ex win light house clean, watch Dollar, old oak plantar, labla, 1 ar, plus fuiUlic bad, fram* with ment A choice assignments In •arlv morning established news- Earn up to US to 1100 per week, ''Independently Owned" arlenced dining room help nltd A prepare dinner. Dally •Pit tabitt, lamp*. 1 bar stools, UEEN StZE MATRESS AND paper routei are available to depending on time available. 13 River Rd., Fair Haven. attract 1 box spring. Vary vour area. Car A telephone a hese are full-time positions In 3 Mon. to Frl., 10 to 3. Call after 7 • r lout It-rtu. 5304747. oodcond Ai*o itt*t eiwtjt Mutt OX SPRING - Like naw. $50. mutt Monmoutn County retl- -lebie people with cars In Flexible hours. Call 747-44M or 74,-7tat popular Shorefront restaurants , 291 5097. 747-t27T Ktansburg, Manalapan, English l 774 RESTAURANT MANAGER — REA RUG — 4 mos old All wit. Call 4W-13S4 attar 7 p.m denti only. Call: Family A Chil- nder single management Apply EXP'D HOUSEKEEPER ool, aPproK 6x9 Oriental de- UEEN SIZE — Spread, dust dren's Service, 212-fiOO or town, Marlboro, Colt* Neck, Butv steak A Mefood rest with n person only, 33 West St., Mon URNITURE — Living room Howell. Red Bank, Long Branch, PART-TIME Iguor, seeking exp restauranl With references, will clean your gn, Hate blue, navy, rust A set, vary good cond., 1 bedroom it fla, matching drapery, M2-4140 Wast Long Branch, Little Silver, mouth Beach, t p.m.-4 p.m. ome the way vou would If vou amal colors. Beautiful A perfect lance, lamp, twin size spread. paopla for management potl Mon.-Frl. &nd MM A42-1439. >l. double bad, dresser, 2 nltt HOUSE PARENTS — Needed to Atlantic Highlands, Middletown, Motor Route Carrier Ions. Salary plus benefits Sand id time Call 291 12M. Trie ablet. Mild oak, very good est offer. 747-9244. open their hornet to emotionally Belford and Ocaanport E«c. Tlnton Falls-Colts Neck area •sum* In confidence to: Man WAITRESS/WAITER - Ex AIR HAVEN MOTHER—With EDROOM SET — S-pltct, mat ond,. Call 842-0443, AIL ROAD TIES — New, disturbed children, ages 10 earnings that will help supple Excellent earnings and profit. ag«r, Box R 420, Tha Dally Rag perlenced. Apply in person be vr old, would love to babvslt In aisyl boi Includad. 1100. Wad eosoted, 6x4x1, 15.65. 7x7x1, through la. To provide care lor ment your present Income Call Over 1|. Early morning or after n 3 A 4, Shore Point Inn AS SPACE HEATER — ISO. noon. Call Jeff Hero, 54MMK) St*r, Shrawtbury, NJ 07701. iy home. Terrific refs. avail' no/nown with vail, ilia T, ISO jck tool box**, $50. Call 9.0. PftUWfaa children (foster care) placed in afl0.aU2.0iig toll-free . M, Hattat. ablet 84ra5tff, "' ~ JWWui* bad, with ma.1r.ju, WO 6X1. $8.25 7x7x8, $9 90 NO vour borne. Training, support Equal Opportunity Employer RETAIL CLERK — Mature- 17-WU. 9454 •1AUTILUS TRAINER - Full- M/F. minded for paint store. Must be WAREHOUSE PACKERS HOUSE AND OFFICE CLEAN les tax 8OO-S23-8707. Deliv>*ry. and substantial compensation And Maintenance people needed EO FRAME — Doubla drtmr E 4' FREEZER-Exc cond. provided. Call Andrea Lorner, time position. Must be fitness- willing to learn, will accept re- NG — 1 dav a week Exp., with iking $125. ANGE — Elactrlc. rebuilt with conscious. Reply to Box R-4J1, trst A second shifts. 1:30-5 efs Please cell 729 9044 light stand, solid mahogany. It warranty, $99, call Eaton Coordinator, Therapeutic Com- Ired person, will train. Call :15-1:15 a.m. S3.35 A $4 par hr 49MW79 munity Homa Program, Chil- The Dally Register. Shrewsbury, PART-TIME HI 5315 HOUSE CLEANING DONE - 300. Starao contola, J100 wn TV A Appliances, 542-0400. NJ 07701. Apply In parson: Adale In namal too kllchan (able ft E. ELECTRIC DRVER - dren's Psychiatric Centar, RN or LPN 1M/F) — Part-Urn* duslr.es. Bide. No. 4, Boundary ergpl ANGAIR COMPACT W 1750 An equal opportunity XTRA XMAS MONEY? Newspaper .Paste-Up or 2 days par week. Pleas* cal Rd., Marlboro. 03M REEZER - 34x31, asking 1175 employer. The Register Is seeking part- EDOING-NEW — Twin, full or ke new stainless steel fan with M — No car or exp. needed. Cell 244-3548 WORK OVERSEAS — 120,000- HOUSE CLEANING - Like It's between 3-1 p.m., M2-4M3 or time paste-up people for our utan sat. $59 W aach place Cal UITAH - 140. Office datk A ood, 34x20x10, $125 SaarsSpeed Composing Room at night. RN — M/F. 11 to 7:30, 40 hours 140,000 + Bonus For Info, call never been done before. (7 an INSURANCE AGENCY UN- tour. Phone 530-7978 Good refer Mar 1 p.m.. 4tS-007* hair, 1100. 3 small filing cabl- i washing machine, needs DERWRITER — Or Inside Ac- You will be making UP ads weekly Pitas* call or applv to 317) iW-1712, Ext. 342. iets. 130,135 A $60. Checkmastef ' repair, $25. Lots of parts nces. LINDS — Vertical and mini count Service Representative. NURSE'S AIDE - (M/F). Call- and editorial pages for our Westwood Hall Hebrew Horn* achine, $25. Dry copier, $7S. 17- Mar cedes Bern 842 S384 Computer!***! Red Bank area of- in position. Must have nursing newspapers. Some graphic ill Bath Ava., Long Branch 52 Babysitting- WILL BABYSIT —in my homa siortad slzas I colon. 1 for al. fish tank, stand, reflector A Idlng plats doors- «7-00>T ARE A UNUSUAL PLANTS — fice offers a position with varied home up. Do not phone. Apply In arts experience preferred, 222-5277. Chlld Care Hailet area. References avail sh, $35 Larga Klrbv vacuum, holes*le. retail, sailing out. responsibilities acting at Ac- Person. Mon Frl only, M At- but not necessary. Wa will M/F — 7 to 1, full-time able. Call 244-8208. BOXES • CORRUGATED pright with accessories. $50. ilk*'* Greenhouses, 201 Shore count Coordinator with the prod- lantic Highlands Nursing Home, train you It you have some Applicant must have experience BABYSITTER - For 11 mo. old or Moving a. Storage, and for man Klrbv, $40. Cabinet, |15, 2 8 Middletown Ava., Atlantic creative and/or artistic tal- WILL BABYSIT —In my home Ivd , Kaansburg 787-S434 uction staff. Talks Include policy n geriatric nursing A ability to iv home, 3 days a week. 8:1 One vr. of age A over. Lunch nduitrv A compltla Una Of lectrlc typewriters, need work, EFRIGERATOR-236cu ft, checking, placing, quoting and Highland!. ent and like working with organize A take charge of a ruirs -3:30. Wed., Thurs. Frl. Cal ickaglng supplies 442-4*72 oi 2S aa Call 747-2945 client contact. Salary negotiable vour hands. Accuracy and irovlded. Middletown. Ca de-bv side. G.E., avocado. Ilk* NURSE RN M/F - Full-time, ng unit. Apply at Eatontown 542-54*5 or 542-5713. 41-5295 Ref. available. 47-40H. GUN CABINET — Custom rw. mutt S«ll Asking $450. Call Mr. Gabriel en, 747-9777 1-11, every other weekend off. soeed are Important. You lonvatescant Center, 13* Gran should like working under BABYSITTING — I need a WILL CLEAN — Your house or UNK BEDS — L-shapad, with • made, solid walnut. l0-gun ca 52807 ____ «13 per hr. + 10% + benefits. Aye.. Eatontown. Rumson neighbor for ocasslona rawart, clout A shelve*, axe paclty. plus storage Contem Eic working cond., apply In par- deadline conditions. Call apt. or office. Can give refei INSURANCE - Telemarketing Frank Allocca, (201) RN/LPN - (M/F). Part-time, 7 day child care. Please call nces 7871992 or 495 3378 ond . 1)50. Call 7W-1I5O days or y furniture Asking $450 or EFRIGERATOR-COUNTER vales. Part-time or full-time. son, tO a.m.-] p.m., Mon -Frl. :o 3 p.m., 3 to 11 p.m., 11 to 7 am M2-1064. 1016 evas. b*jst offer 531-4134 — 10 ft. long, 3 shelves, for des- Hi-Ml7 Red Bank Convalescent M2-4OD0. Ext. 273. MOM'S DAY OUT write Insurance, P O Box M7, Beachvle* I C.F Call* to 3D BABYSITTER — In my home, UNK BED SET — Never used HAVE — An unwanted Her erts, etc Sunken top to hold ice. Red Bank, N.J. 07701. Center, 100 Chapln Ave.. Red Mon -Frl, 717-1100. Nead a day- off? Shopping ans, milk cartons, etc. All stain- Bank. PART-TIME TELEPHONE SO- lays, evenings. $45 a week. Cal hores, doctor's apt!, or ' beautiful wood, complete with wo you'd like to sell? An ad this LABORERS — CAATTV RN M/F - Private duty case 389-213* between 10 a.m. to2p.m matlresses, tuS Call m-7441 lie for 10 days, lust $6 Call The ss. $100 or bast offer Call LICITORS — Call Mrs. Kaleskv, plain relax Will babysit In M-9552 afltr 4:30 p.m Energetic, hard working, depen- from 9-S, 130-7001 ull-tlme, Deal area. Call People BABYSITTER —Occasionally In home. $2 an hr., 4 hrs. minimum UNK BEDS — Pine, good Register Classified. 542 woo dable, mutt have valid drivers NURSERNOR LPN -(M/F). Care, 53O-1IM. HEDSTROM CARRIAGE - EFRIGERATOR — <• I PART TIME BOOKKEEPER - my Naveslnk home. 5:30 p.m. t Call after 12:30 P m., 495-1447. ond., ISO, Fuergo wood burning license, located in Central Jer- For 11 to 7 shift. Exc benefits A 1:30 a.m. 3 school-aged children LANNING — A wedding, Ba love, like naw, $100. green 30' baby cribs, high chair, ltrollai door, good cond., 1110 sey, willing to travel Starting at salary. Call Atlantic Highlands Must have typing skills, knowl RN OR LPN PART-TIME M/F 74M7J4 edge of payroll forms 10 a.m. to — 11-7:30. Plaase apply In per Refs. A own transportation nee Mltivah or such? I'll do youi appan gas range, bait otter pl«yoen, walker. All In first-rate $U5 000 paper hourhour. CCala l 609-448-5299 Nursing Homa, 291-0400. Mon essery. Call 172-1273. alllgraphv for not vary much t5-2175, . shapa. Call 741-9029 EFRIGERATOR — 2 door, re Tues through Frl. Frl.. 9 to 4. 4 p.m., Mon.-Frl. References re son: Westwood Hall Hebrew quired. Mall resume to: Bo> Home, 211 Bath Ave., Long CHILDCARE/HOUSEKEEPER For more info, call Linda after IUTCHER BLOCK TABLE — HOSPITAL BED — Like naw ullt, with full warranty, call LABORER WANTED -To work NURSE'S AIDE — M/F. Call-In U-4S4, The Daily Register Branch. at 747-1911. eaf and 4 chroma a. laattta atontown TV A Appliances. lor landscape contractor, tei position. Musi have nursing — Full/part-time, In my Atlantl 12S. 542-0400 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. ROOFER - Fully equipped Highlands home. I72-OI70. PLANNING TRIP? - Pat hate hairs, dark brown sectional Al Call 787-1159 oorarv, 14.90 Per hr. Hammond home exp. Do not phone. Apply In or 1300 Calt lit-W47. Landscape Service, 431-14*0. person, Mon.-Frl. only, f~4. At- PERSON FOR DRIVING A must be exp'd. Top wages, veer CHILD CARE — Early AM, kannals? Sit your homa, ax HUFFY RIDE ON MOWER — lantic Highlands Nursing Home, GENERAL WORK — Full-time ound work. Naw work In re a.m. to 1:30 a.m., Mon. throug cetlent references. Call 542-2542 CASTRO CONVERTIBLE — h.p., electric start, 1325, car ai LANDSCAPE LABORER Medical A retirement benefits roailng. Call 43M122. Frl. Occasional eves. Matawa Brown, fun size bad, vary gow ROCKWELL DELTA — If drill E*P necessary, must have valid I Middletown Ave., Atlantic HIRTS WASHED A PRESSED cond , $25, call 495 14S5 ress, |175. Pachinko game, Highlands. Apply between 2 A 4 p.m., Noi RUMSON - Enterprising young area. Car A refs. required. Ca - Bv hand, 24-hr, service Ond., $175 Call 291 133? o N.J driver's license A trantoor wood Distributors Inc., 424 S03-7412 after ( o.m. 72-00*3. HUMMIDIFIER — 12 gal dall rom Sears, extra balls, $40, lation. Call Eastern Landscape NURSE'S AIDE -(M/F). Live Broadway, Long Branch. Saa stars wanted. You will ba rur Call 544-0578 output, t'/i vrs. old, simulate 712458. Assoc.. 842-4OJ9. In, care of 1 elderly people Frank. nlng your own business whll CHILD CARE — For 6 mo. old I WE DO WINDOWS ut. 155 Call B42 SWi Call 442 K70 earning prizes, trips and cash. my Sea Bright home. Short, flex New method, no streaking or lin ROUND OAK PEDESTAL LEGAL SECRETARY — Wills, PIZZA DRIVERS WANTED - The only requirements are tha ble hrs., refs a must S3O-47M BM TYPEWRITERS ABLE - With 4 chairs, 3 Estates, tax A business practice NURSE M/F - RN A LPN, now Satisfaction guaranteed Must hava own car. Evenings 'ou ara at least 11 vaars old enc CHILD CARE — Part-Urn Free estimates. Reasonable RENTAL 122-128 per mo ressed wood. 1400 Refrig- requires good steno, typing & hiring for all shift*. Full A part- good salary. Apply In parson •re ready to work. Rent-option to buy 747-1*4 rator, |50 842 3775 word processor skills Pleasant, time. Call Mrs. Hermanskl, RN, lornlngs, I to 12 noon. Respon 495-0549 CHECK THIS OUT.. only. Red Bank Pliia, 15 North To sign UP, call 542-4000, Ext. 218 slble person needed to get 2 chl NT ELL E VISION — RUGS 12xt5 — Gold shag. $100 busy, small office. 747-3700. Ambov Care Center, 8240500 Bridge Ava., Red Bank. e4M431 $ALES — Looking for an WOMAN WISHES Get more readers to check ou apes, $200 LERNER SHOPS - Main NURSE M/F — With pedlatrk dren out to school A do ligh TO DO HOUSE CLEANING vour ad with a CHECK at tha tot Walnut 60" dining room table A PIZZA PERSON WANTED - energetic ambitious parson tha housekeeping. Must have recen 471-1341 buffet. $1S •* Eves.. 747-1817 tenanca man needed, part-time. Intensive careexp. wanted. Flex- I can personally train to make a Call 747-3259 and/or bottom of vour copy. Ca For Interview, apply at: It Broad ible hours. Call People Care, Exp. only. Full or part-time. Cal 'eferences A own transportation 'ha Dally Register ClastlflM SIMMONS SOFA BED — Queen 717-4745 after 11 a.m. least $500 per week Business o Please call 671-83*2 or 671-5457 WORD PROCESS >epartment today for details SI . Red Bank. 5J0-1IM sales axp. preferred Eac ben* NG/SECRETARY-With book size, blue A brown plaid, 1250 PLUMBER — MINIMUM 4 yn CHILD CARE — Wad., 7-3 only 542-1700. JUTAL WOOD STOVE — Mode lall after i p.m. 389-1344. LPN M/F — II to 7 a.m. Sal. A OFFICE MANAGER — Book- fill. Call 747-243)3. Wl are an keeping background. Desire ful 402, good cond, extra piece: exparlence lobbing A remodeling ~qual Opportunity Employer TOP salary. My home. or part-time DO it Ion In Mon. Co iOFA — Colonial maple sola- Sun. Prorated benefits, ax. pay keeping experience, for new A MUSTI Steady work. 531-0514 WHI11 $200. Call »71-24M. scale. Apply In person Arnlmold French Bakery. Growth op- SACE5 — Earn extra monev sell 747-8166. iper. 78", IIC, cond.. 1150. PLUMBER'S HELPER -Some LIVE-IN CHILD CARE — Ex KARASTAN RUGS — Priced t 741-7820. Walter Nursing Home, 432 South portunity, wholesale A retail. Ex- Ing beautiful plants. Car neces sail, axe. cond. liW*20 ft.; othe Laurel Aye. cellent salary A flexible hours experience necessary Cal sarv. Call 7tt>22«i perlenced. Own room A bath Situations Wanted CHILDREN'S CANOPV - SOFA 96" — $100. Chair up- Write to: Box A-441, The Dally 244-3—4 or H? SOU *'3> "> t130. Call 244-4W2. Bedroom set, box spring, mat 1 ft.x4 ft. 2 Lanamar runners MACHINIST >-Enp'donlv. Musi SALES — Sea our ad under rea Male 100% wool. S30-08S4, holstered. ISO Both very good Register, Shrewsbury, N.J PROCESS MAIL AT HOME) MATURE PERSON — rest A dressers Refrigerator condition 944-4114. be familiar with close-tolerance 07701. estate help wanted. Century 31 babysit for a 2Vi-vear-old In m ALL AROUND YEAD WORK - $45 Other household furniture 1 KING-SIZE BED — Completi work and be capable of setting up Coiens Agency Trees cut, gutters cleaned F )lher mist Reasonable prices clean, ilka new. $150 Whealcha SOFA — Antique Cogswell chair, OPPORTUNITY AVAILABLE 171 per hundred! No exp. Pert or home Own transportation needs upholstery Black A white and running all types of ma- fuli-tlme,. Start Immediately De SALESPERSON FOR TRAV must References Call 741-8119 istlmates. Call 741-4305. lall 739-9H04 anvil m*. ack, fits on bumpar, $25. Alter chinal. Machine maintenance — Highly successful Insurance ELING CLOTHES STORE - T PART-TIME PUBLIC RELA 938-30S3. TV (wood console), TV needs agent needs sales support per- tails; send self addressed Lincroft CHINA CLOSET — 2-plac* Con minor repair 872-0151. - and supervisory i ip in precision stamped envelope to C.R.I, iff residents of nursing homes TlONS — Professionalism emporary walnut, vary good job'shop also required. Com- son, but not for selling. Position MATURE WOMAN — E KIRBY VACUUM — Exc. cond calls for life Insurance back- P.O. Box 45. Stuart, Fla. i349i Some overnight travel requlrec ice vou can afford to pav cond.. $295. Call after 6. 244-3833 {100. G E counter cook top, all SOFA TRADITIONAL - Tuxedo petitive wages & eeneflts. Cen- Office located in South Ambov perlenced. to care for 2 chlldre ylt, color bluer, wing chair, ground. Want capable policy PRODUCTION PERSONNEL- In my home, Mon. thru Frl., Press releases, brochures, etc COFFEE TABLE — A 1 and exc. cond.. $100. Call 787-1844. trally located In Ealontown tor analysis A other inilde (unctions Call 721-2300 '47 1432. _^^ ables. traditional Colonial stvii color sunset. All good cond , $400 eesv travel. Call W-MS7. Has creatad permanent Job op- a.m. to 5 p.m. Own transporta KITCHEN CABNETS — Com Call 747-2423. Salary and/or bonus system portunities with gross potentH SERVICE TECHNICIAN -Ex tlon. Call 222-4204 exc. cond. $ioo aach. Ca Pleta sat with stainless steal sink MAINTENANCI E PERSON — available. Plaasa apply In r In our cosmetic manufacturing J perlenced In fire protect I o MATURE WOMAN — Babvsl 842 53M, Call M7 5502 SOFA - Colonial, Plaid warned full-time to work arounc ime form to Box L-44J, Tl packaging plant as follows. As equipment, compressed gassess Herculon. like new, $200 Pecan complex In Jed Bank Gotx Dally Register, Shrew>bur fire extlnglsher tales A. sarvlce ting pre-schoolers, 3-5 years o COLONIAL DINING TABLE — LAWN TRACTOR - JlCObM coffee table A matching end salary, som* benefits inquire 1 sembler/packer, powde bv day or week In Little Sllve 38" wld* by 72" long with 2 10 N.J. 07701. blender, mechanic/ oparator. sand resumes to : Tha I Commercial, 40-ln. rotary moto table, $75, or all for $2S0 Call to 4, ISA Spring Tar., Red Bank Si 50 per hr Call Ruth 747 2183 leaves. 4 chairs. Mint cond. Ca 20 h.p., 2-cyl. angina, complete Register, Box R-422 after 5 30 weekdays, 787-4019 o 957-9249 Management Opportunity ORGANIST-CHOIR DIRECTOR PRODUCTION WORK Shrewsbury, NJ 07701. TO CARE FOR TODDLER - 62 Mortgages ebulll. Hydrostatic drive, got - First Methodist Church In my home, on days when child 957 9238 $500 or best offer. cond $1950 Call 444-40M SPANISH STYLE FL.OOR Matawan. Call Rev. Heulltt be ER SHOE SALES — To residents of LAMP —.Hanging lights, shf'v- FIRST sick and unable to attend da COLOR TV — RCA 25" console LAZY BOY RECLINER INVESTORS, tween « a.m. A 1 p.m., S44 2TH Specialty Compressed gas manu nursing homes. Must be exp'd I cere. 544-2774. • bum with full warrant ing, swords, console stereo, wall or John Valler between 4 A ID fecturer seeks motivated parson fitting ladle* A men; no or Brown vlnvl, e«c cond , 150 5 o>eorations^elc 671 67w CORPORATION URGENT — Need bebvsltter gorgeous all wood cabinet. $215 Ml high fish tank, good cond P.m., 1*4-0 II?. for general production dutlei thopedlc fitting required. Ca call Eatontown TV A Appliance 5UEDE ^NtCMCnS WetH-A • a Wall Street Investment Mrm Advancement opportunities ami 721-2300 babvslt In my Matawan Terrai Parkway Mortgage $40 Call after 6, 49S4041 PART OR FULLTIME REAL 542-0400. Jacket, sue 10, never worn established 1930. offers a com axe. benefits along With com apt. for my it. month-old bo & Financial Consultants LIONEL RICHIE - Great. 2220614 after 7 p m ESTATE SALES - One of Mid- petltlve wage. Apply In parson SHORT ORDER COOK — Ex Must be dependable, with ref ? Main St., Marlboro COMBINATION SCREE blnetlon of a guaranteed 1 flex perlenced, year round, full Dead, iron maiden. Johnn TABLE — Large, solid oAk, 66 « dletown Twp's oldest real estate om9 a.m.-S p.m. S83-B495. 780-1810 STORM DOOR - 34X80, rig Mathls. Stevle Wonder. Al Ja ible draw up to eaitor/M.L. firms offers exc SCIENTIFIC GAS PRODUCTS part time shifts available Goo 44". King-sue with velvet gold A DIRECT LENDER hand hinge, never hung, $S reau. Engelbert 572 9400 headboard Call alter 6 842 3518 $2000 A MONTH opportunity for aggressive sales 1130 Hamilton Blvd., So. Plain benefits 1 salary, please apply I S3 Domestic Help 542-8738 (whan Qualified) persons Prime highway (oca field. Equal Opportunity Em person, 2-5 daily, no phone cal GRANITE MTG. LIVING ROOM A DININ TIRES - Five steel belted rid.- against unlimited commission tlon, flexible hrs., graduated Plover, M/F. please Howard Johnsons Re CLEANING WOMAN —1 Frld CENTER COUCH i CHAIR - Contem ROOM SET - Like naw als, P22S 75 R'5 $125 Call commission plan, adequate floor taurant, Rt. 35, Middletown. a month from 2:30 to S 30. Ca porary, rust color, 1 tables, go offer Call S3O-4O70 546-48 S9 and bonus potential. Low Rates cond 1200 or bast offar. Mi time, draw arrangement. School SHOP SUPERVISOR — Re 471-6223 Pay »0 SECOND MORTGAGES MAPLE DRESSER -With, Lait year the average earnings Ing A licensing paid bv broker P/T sell Call 347-4174. TWIN HEADBOARDS IN of our full-time career represent quired by plumbing, heellnfl con HOUSEKEEPER — Cleaning To 1230,000 ror $71, Brother console sew CANARY YELLOW & WHITE — Ask for Mr. K The Klrwan Co. tractor. Person must be ex laundry A Ironing. One day Fixed rate up to 15 yrs. DEN FURNITURE — 3 P'#c machine $50. 25" chest atlves with us one year or longer WiOO week, Atlantic Highland with cushions, |150, Kitchen se drawers 120. Reglna canlst Also frame for 1. suitable for was: MANAGER perlenced in field, dependable FIRST MORTGAGES young girls room, combination organlied. Call 172-1444. 291-1434 after 7 p.m. or lea 30-yr. fixed rate ISO. Telephone chair, $2 vacuum cleaner $25, 2 ha messege 741 B942 after 3 p.m. dryers (1 bonnet, 1 profession CaPehart hi fi A record olaver in US/000 EVES. & SAT. A.M. SIDING MECHANIC — Full For prompt service, 741-555 cabjnet_ 74VU54 Expansion creates this deslrabl equipped, must be exp'd. Hlg HOUSEKEEPER- Live in, or visit us at: DESIGNER QUARTZ DIGITA style), $5 ea 741-8398 We have developed a substantla PART-TIME opening for a mature-minded in WATCHES — Slim watch wl TWIN BED — Bookcase r>rarj. number of career reps who have wages, opportunity for yea transportation. In Little Sllv 14 West Front St., Red Ban MATTRESSES - Must Sell ov dividual who can learn our sys- round work 41% mi. home. Call 747-3514 for appoln Available 1 Days a Week leather strap, time, date f> « 1000 name brands, mattress* board, $50 the following In common: NEEDED tems. Applicant should be sales ondj W ea Celt U\ 4341 Call S46S8I0 *fter_6 pm •They aspire to MANAGEMENT SNELLING A SHELLING-The ment. ATTENTION HOMEOWNER box springs A sleeper oriented and have the desire t DESKS, FILES — Table tresses. AH sites, such as Saal TWO AIR CONDITIONERS - POSITIONS. IMMEDIATELY earn excellent part-time Income placement people. 142 Hwv 3 HOUSEKEEPER — Child cai Low-rate first A secondary mo Mature-minded Individual to 10-vr-old, cook dinner. Mon gage financing/corporate lo chairs, storage cabinets, com Serta. Spring Air, Eclipse, at Frididaire 8000 BTU's, Carrier • They have a college back For Interview call Mr. Fran eatontown, 3W-030P- Naw, but slightly damaged 5000 BTU'4 EKC cond . $400 for ground. work In our marketing depart Taylor, S42IM0. Equal Op Tues., Thurs., 2:30 to 4; Wad specialists. outer tablas, office equip , etc bargain prices. Naw or usefl * aler stained From 129 95 aac both Call 787-0271 •they had limited potential In ment making telephone calls, • to port unity Employer M/F. 12:30 to 6; Frl., 10 to 6. Posslb KRAMER FINANCIAL ASSO Limited supply. Rain chec their former positions. 9 p.m. Pleasant working environ- REPORTERS — Needed to cov future lull-time. Refs. requlrec 201344 5094 A.AC DESK OUTLET, 1709 R UTILITY TRAILER Sx8 1 .-• ment A convenient Shrewsbury er municipal government mee Salary open. 291-8425 after 6 35. Oahhurst S31-W0 available. Grant Furniture, Ml ything new but wheels. a»ip and •They help people acquire flnai Ings for The Daily Register dlebrook Shopping Center, Rt 3 del security through diversifies location make this the perfect TEMPORARY HOUSE CLEANER — Mali 63 Monev to Loan DESK TOP -Olivetti Cooia l< Oakhurst, N.J Mon. thru F Springs. $150 firm 741-7692 opening for those looking to earn Some experience necessar UTILITY TRAILER - **1 with investment programs, including Payment per article. Plea* FULL TIME woman, large home, 2 days pe photocopier with l-mo serv 10-9, Sal., till 4. Sun., 144, Ca TAX SHELTERS. above- -average part time In- ALL HOMEOWNERS contract. 7-41 6769 3' sides, good shape, new tires, come, For Interview call Mr don't call. Send resumes am week. Must have extensive hou 493-4900 work samples to Jane Foderero cleaning exp., refi. require ATTENTION DINETTE SET — 4*V' i asking $325. Call 741 7931. if you are Interested in In Frank, 542-MIO. Equal Op Posting Machine Must know how to clean A hand We can still offer goverm MEAT SLICER - Heavy dut VI Dl II ARCADE GAMTS t'S port unity Employer M/F, City Editor, Box O-40S, The Dall backed funds at 13%. CORP labla, 4 chain, S7S. Swag lam visllgatlng this unusual caree Register, Shrewsbury, N.J fine crystal A china. Super' Tiffany glass, ISO. Emanaeorga $275 or bast offer. Magnus chor A UP Operator RATE 'LOANS available w organ, with bench, books, ex opportunity, please call tor a con PART-TIME — Cooks position 077O1. of * yr. old boy required at time with lags. 120. Black A whl Call 264-407B Or 264S3S2 fidentlal, personal Interview. available. Tues. A Wed.. 3:M to Must like animals. Salary com minimum requirements. I cond. 135. Great Xmat glf We're Equal Opportunity Em Must be experienced. Modern mensurate with ability. 842-059 rates, extended paybacks. portable TV, 120. ALL COO 544-4838. WASHER - GE rebuilt with full JIM REILLY 7:30 P m Sat , §:K a.m. to 2.M Plovers M/F. flee. Shrewsbury. WE RESOLVE YOUR COND 495-0749 p.m. Duties are serving food Call Ms. Kidney, 541-4000, Ex MEDITERRANEAN STYL warranty, 1148. call Eatontown 201-370-2610 FINANCIAL PROBLEMS DINING ROOM SET — Drei TV A Appliances. 5420400 _ preparing breakfast A lunch for 274. 54 Situations Wante WHEN OTHERS CAN'T COUCH — 2 chain, 2 lamp Between 10 A.M and 4 P.M 40 people. Apply In parson to Mr mahogany doubia-pedestai. WEDDING OR GRADUATION Equal Opportunity Employe Female CALL COLONIAL TOLL-FRE pieces, 1750 Call S42-HMS. $450 Almost new exercise blk MEDICAL ASSISTANT — But Long or Mrs. Kelly, Mon REAL ESTATE HOLMOE M/F. 800-323 6554, Ext R88 $85. Almost new weight bane DRESS — Slie 7 to 8, $100. Middletown physician's office through Frl., 10 a.m. to 4 o.m Yes. we are hiring 471-MU TWO WOMEN — To Clean yo DINETTE SET — Chroma with bar A weights, lt2S. Ca Part-time, 4-8 p.m., Mon., Tues Neveslnfc House, 40 Riverside Why not loin America's No. t top home or office. Exp'd. with e glass, 1100. 4 pr. of rad Hnad after 5. 291 4409. WHIRLPOOL MARK 1 SERIES .Thurs. ft Frl.; Sat., 9-12- Ca Ave., Red Bank, No Phone calli sailor Century 31 Ability Rltv cellenl refs. Please call 842-8717 drapat, Ilka new, 1*0. 3-s*ct.o — Refrigerator (reeier. 19 6 Cu will be accented • MODERN LIVING/DININ 'B' 0411 between 10 1 6 P m. Bkr or 530-8873 wall unit, 1200 Call 2911847 ROOM — Chrome A glass a ft Frost Ira*, like new $350 Call DIRT-STONE-TOPSOI cessorles Call 872-0949. 747-1278. 71 Merchandise vt 291-1427 Lot MOVING SALE — 4-plecedl WOODEN STORM WINDOWS - DITCH/WITCH TRAILER room sat, 2 and tables, sewln A screens for older horn*. For lor Sale Tilt, steal ramps A bed, larg* maching, antlaue engraving m information call 244-5423 or chine A misc. Items 842-4574. 244-6258. ! ARMLESS STUFFED CHAI tires, good cond., many use — Sounder organ bv Hammon $495. Utility, 4x8'. heavy dut MOVING — Kltchan, I WOOD STOVE — Morso 2BO, Dry sink hutch. Desk. Twin si reinforcement, large tool bo room, loveseat, bedroom sat beautiful black enamel, air tight, bed Dresser. TV's. Etc. Will sa $295. Call 747-1824. tables, stereo, console TV. Df usad 2 seasons, perfect cond.. Business Directory rifle*. Call 471-1751. DOG RUN — 1O'x20'K4'. 9-gaug ing room, dog pan. refrigerate $350 Call 842 9127 3*" gate, 3 sets. $2*0 each 5,000- moped and other things 244-026 I DOOR VANITY — No sink, 12 72 BTU air conditioner, 1100 14 c MOVING SALE — Copperton Garage/Yard A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVi General cage, collapsible. 2 ft green rafrigerator, $125. G high, 41" long, MS 3' rigid pi refrigerator, matching chart cart, V't h.p. Bnggs A Stratlon drapes, drop leaf dining room Sales wrench, $25. * burner gas stov $125. 8 h.p. tractor wlfh trallf AAAAAAA — 9th Annual Garage $25. Old 40-gal. gas heater, I table, gold velvet chair, larga '•-• -' • $4S0. Call 747-1824 Sales, Wood End Development, 717-5411. cedar closet A fireplace A eoul DRAPES — Perfect cond., t ment. 787-0381 off Tlndall Bd , Middletown. 20 420 Appllanc* Repair 2 TIRES — F7i-14on Bulck rim individual homes. Sat., Oct 8th. 525 Driveway 6*0 Painting & long, 8' high, open weave, Ivor MOVING MUST SELL — Almos REFRIGERATORS. 610 Insurance 435 Light Hauling like new. 150 with rust A brown. Including FREEZERS — Dihumldlflirs. 264-1H9 everything Refrigerator, 5-RC Construction •A*UTO INSURANCE Paperhanglng tlefeacki, 170. Call 842 5575. bedroom sat. kitchen set cor FALL YARD SALE — Collec ttrvlctd & rtpalrad. Com t HOMEOWNER INSURANCE CLEAN YARDS J VERTICAL TRACKS — A cl tor's Items, piattar*., Avon mercitl or rtsldtnllal. REASON SPAVE *. SAVES — Oat drive- Cellars, attics A garages DRYER — Electric, Frlgldal vertible couch, shell unit, des way resurfaced, repaired. Up to 1S% discounts plus financ- DIAMOND DECORS — Interior Vanes, fclxM, O-way opening) wardrobe, curtalm, housaho material, clothing A many other ABLE C»'l V. Tl»«l: 7H-M7I. ing. Michael Fruml Insurance Free estimates 2 vertical tracks A cloth vane Deluxe. 1125. items. Starting time: 11.00 am Sealcoatlng. Work guaranteed, 741-2141 painting A paperhanglng. Ex- Call 495-2310 , accessories. Xmss decoration cnarles Stanley Jr. HI-4341. Services, 130-am perienced, conscientious Free 120x14 (center opening). Ca bird cages, etc. Reasonab Sun., Oct. 2; Mon.. Ocl. 3. A 443 Bathroom estimates, call 671-5544 eves. 291H52 or 415-0010 Price nag ELECTRIC PIANO - Wit Prices. 739-4719. Tues , Oct. 4. Kings Hwv. West. COLLEGE STUDENT — With tlabla. clavlcord A Honkev Tonk, U Middletown. Look for signs 625. Landscaping & rack body truck, hauling away of Remodeling MORGAN P. COLIO JR 2 WOOD DOORS — (Cros ivox. 5 octaves, good cond. Good MOVING OUT OF STATE GARAGE SALE — 12 Bucknell PROF REPAIR PORCELAIN 530 Electrical branches A debris Moving, odd Wallpapering, Painting A Christmas gift. 1300, will tal Must sail bv Nov. 12 Orient Dr. (off Fieetwood DM, Hailet. Lawn Care jobs. Free estimates. 842-09*0 Buck), 4'7"x3'. 2 storm doo FIBERGLASS CO. — EKPVt ra- Plaster. Refs. provided. 747-fj7M. with screens A windows. SI! Can 787-1547. and other places. J * 7 bee Oct. 1. 2. J, 4 A 5, 9a m -3 pm Mlrt of cnlmd luoi * ilnm Services AL'S LAWN I LANDSCAPE LIGHT HAULING — Clean 741-5918. Everything must go. Rain or shine SERVICE - Gardens rototllled Call HI 0435 END TABLES — A cotft Fr» ullmtltl. S3M0W. 5D BEST ELECTRICAL CON- yards, attics & basements, mov- 715 Roofing & Siding MOVING — Tractor, com TRACTOR — Lie. «73 Fast, Complete lawn and landscape ing lobs. etc. Small tree cutting. 3 PIECE MEDITERRANEA Danish wood, axe. cond., (35, GIANT GARAGE SALE — Sat service. Wats, available, ets-ftw. DEN SET — 1200. Castro CO track plavar, 2 speakers, $30. A marc la I refrigerator, por 444 Bathroom dependable service. Reesonable Call day or night. »l-7»>. furniture. Call MJ 1153 Oct. 8, 9:30-3 30, baked goods, ates. 671-otJV LAWN BAROM LAWN SER BOB ERICKSON'S — vortlble sofa bed. 125. Plus worn conditioner, |7S *71 3410 aftar turn . treasures galore, clothes, Remodeling A VICE - Fall renovations i. lawn 650 Masonry Service sldlng-rooflng, vlnvl siding, re- en's clothes A household 1 EXECUTIVE DESK — Gra NEARLY NEW — Lets than pony rides The Barn, Ave of 565 Fireplaces & care al lowest prlcesl m 7J» ooflng, repairs, 11 vrs. In the pllances. 717-3230 after 5 p.m metal, larga ilia, axe. cone mo. old oak dining room se Two Rivers. Rumton. Ceramic Til* MASONRY — Chimneys, patios. business, windows, doorl, doors, $100 Contour chair, brown fu table with 2 laavas, 4 chal Woodstoves A. ZEEK CONTRACTING INC. iteps. sidewalks. gutters, I cen save vou monev 4 PC BEDROOM SET — Wl buffet A china closet. 12,000 w KEANSBURG — 44 Woodside PARTIAL TO COMPLETE - king slie headboard 1200. Rafr almost naw, ISO. 842-4271 And ceramic tlia, n«w 4 rr *!<•» — Lewns graded a saaded. HI-40K uioosa 142 3756 sail separately. Oak Curio cabl Ava. Clothes, curtains. Queen FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES shrubbery. RR ties, stone drives erator 150. 717-7450. til* mattress. Sun.. Mon & uy-mi or nuam. Crrimnevs. brick hearths L walls. net. 1225. Small oak cabinet 117 Underground leader drains. 660 Miscellaneous 720 Sewing Machine 72" WALNUT — Curio cablne FAMILV ROOM SET — Couc Call 787-2147. Tues., 8 to 4 Off Laurence Si Brick, stone, block, concrete 7<7-a»H. love saat, coffee table, plus 2 en< 447 Carpentry Repairs, J. Black. »l-0W7. FIREWOOD Repair glass shelves, lighted. WOO Pint tablas. blue tone, very good NIKON NIKKORMAT SLR KEANSBURG — Garage sale, CHESEK'S LAWN SERVICE — S100 a cord pong table, 175. Call 747-44W. baby Items, clothing, hot water ADDITIONS — Alterations: cabl- SEWING MACHINES - Service cond., VHP. Call 717-2159. With normal lant, no built- nett, decks, kitchens, formica, 570 Firewood Cutting, edging, trimming, fall Call Larry. 471-4aI3 a FT. POOL TABLE — light meter, perfect cond. }1 heater, appliances A other things claan-up. Call 7I7-ISW. A repairs. Also heavy-duty used, cheap) Oct 5, 10-4, St Tarraca Pi an work guaranteed. Call anv FIREWOOD — Top Quality. thick, particle board bad. ex FENCING Hrm. 741-0432. 665 Moving A Storage blind stitch A overedge. Call cond.. 1150. 291-37t5 etter 7 p. Locust posts, oak board, CC OCTOBER 29"- Belford School. time. Ask for Chris. T41-ISO4. 100% Oak, seasoned 1 3 veers. COMPLETE LAWN RENOVA- 741-7445. pressure treated posts A boaro OIL PAINTING - 2'xS'. can HIS./ guaranteed full cord. Call TION — Thatching, (power rak NICK'S MOVERS — Low rates, • 0.000-BTU GAS WAL scan* of Venice, with 1" anila off Rt 34. Middletown K.warns. CARPENTRY I. MASONRY Ing), seeding, aerating, fertlllr- senior rates, free estimates. Premium silo-Board fenca, W dealers and taiigaters welcome "ork wanted. Call Jerr» at »7M3a4. ^*~ 740 Tree Services FURNACE — By Locke StO Va. Split-rail. Quantity dl gold frame, exc. cond., $90. C Ing, etc. Fully Insured. Joseph Storage, wa travel. Call anv- Company, I vrs. old. exc. cond $5$10 Call John 787 1835. tjtom or m-2i4a Hmo, ie4-eie4. License No. 414. BAND SAW TREE SERVICE - counts For complete inform Wl-711*1. 584 General Kurek, Landscaping. 5*4-447* WOO. 747-94)1 efter 4 p.m. tlon and prices call Stockton, li YARD SALE — 120 Lawrence RETIRED CARPENTER - Evor Trimming, removal, lot clearing OLIVETTI — Underwood Cop Ave . Keansburg Oct. 8, 11 till 5 Contracting TEACHERS MOVING INC. — and firewood. ABOVE-GROUND POOL J15-347-17 JO II 1970 copier, $250. Call 542-0300 Sfeki small or medium sue lobs. MAJESTIC LANDSCAPE DE- Big or small, Llcansad and in p.m. Free estimates. Illll" or 24140U Wi-ojee 32x16 oblong with deck, Include FIBERGLASS INSULATION weekdays only between 9 A 5 MASONRY — Carpentry, SIGN — All phases of land- iur*d Free estimates Fair cover, liner A "j h p Havwai YARD SALE - Tues Wed., "touo. shoetrock. sidewalks, painting, scaping. Landscape: design Havan. 530-1333. Hl-C TREE SERVICE — All Perflex filter system. Must 12 rolls (23" wlda), 120 par ro ORGAN/PORTABLE Phases, 45' lift truck. Lot clear- Brown vinyl reclining chair, K Yamaha, YC 30 with caie a Thurs., Frl.. Oct. 4-7. 10 to 4 30 450 Carpet Cleaning patios, decks, roofing, etc. Free maintenance & renovatelng able to disassemble pool $4 p m. 25 Branch Ava.. Red Bank esl. 7»»* or IIHW. Fences, railroad ties. Call 670 Music Instruction Ing. hauling, dumping Free *st 739-2013 Rockwell IVi table taw, IV stand Great rock organ, $500 A I EXPERT Carpet Cleaning — 170-1177,, Reliable insured. 842-0920 741-40S2 Call 944-8314 Drums Set A Total Percussion ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR 76 Auctions Upholstery cleaning. Reasonable 595 Home Rock, Funk, Jan, Latin, Or- TREE REMOVAL FIREWOOD STOVEWOOD ORGAN - Kimble, 2-board. 1400 rates. Morris Hoffman. 7<7-OT)e. 430 Legal Services Exc cond.. $125 Sears washer 1 Improvements chestral. Call John Gronert. Trimming A Firewood dryer, exc cond . $100 each Don't gat ripped oft Full c Call aval.. AUTO AUCTION — Dealers 455 Carpet NAVESINK ASSOCIATES — No 741-414S. Graduate In per- 842-0549, 543-5734 long double pedestal wood des guaranteed or keep tha toad free 787-2122 only Thursday. Oct. 6, at 11 am HOME IMPROVMENTS fault/uncontetted divorces. $250 formance, Manhattan School of WOODY'S TREE SERVICE - 5 drawers Including hanging 11 You've triad the rest, now try t PATIO FURNITURE—Movln Wall Stadium. Rt. 34, Wall Town- Installation Quality Work, tree estimates. includes court faet 530-1548. Music, NYC. Tree A shrub trimming A re- exc cond, $100. Call 747-1414 bast Kelly Plunkatt. 172-9011. must tall. White tubuiai ship. Telephone reservations Chris Yuro 1>I«I moval Fully Insured. Free osll Fl REWOOD A KINDLIN round fiberglass table « being accepted Sale conducted JIM'S CARPET INSTALLA 635 Light Hauling AIRLESS PAINT SPRAYERS TION — Sales, cleaning, re-lavs. .JOHN ROESINO 67S Odd Jobs mates. SJQ-1IH , WOOD - For sala chairs, white wrought Iron se bv WALSH ESTATE AUCTIONS Interlor/exterlw home repairs 1. HOUSES Saraon, yard 1 HANDYMAN — Light hauling; (2) $750 for both, fireplace. 34 TJt-OJIa tee. chair with ottoman and tw Of Red Bank 530-0036 '671 6«tt or 'e-strotcnw a repairs. tX-«"' Preway, $40 530 1U1 tables A 1 cond.. bast offer, Ca Certlllcete of Occupancy work gutters cleaned out A hauled yards, attics cleaned. Lawns 744, Truck Lettering FIREWOOD -_100% aak. fi stadium office; M[14400. 490 Decorating * Free Mtlmatn away. Mini Oemolllbns. 747-lm. mowed, trees removed. Reason- •tt.1 IS CHALMERS - 714 1- after 4 p m., 530-9154. BASEBALL CARDS^AT AUC No toft-too email Irac tor with 42" mower 1 vac cord guaranteed ! BEN'S INDUSTRIAL — Resl aolo rates WUCTO armiHH Call 747-0141 PIANOS — ORGANS TION — Tuesday night, 6 45 p in Design 4tnog» EXPERT WORKMANSHIP um with trailer, alto 1 ton All Musical Supplies and Sa (preview S 30) Hundreds of dentlel A Business clean-out ser- REASONABLE PRICES SLIPCOVERS - Sofa. «M; Ica. Quick, dependable sarvlce. 6(0 Painting * trailer. 12400 or best of vlcas cards and publications, including 5»» Home Cleaning 991-H45. TUSTING PIANO CO rookie years of Pete Rosa, Mike chair, $45; lovesaat. 175. RE- dollar ft furnace removal. Free Paperhanglng 775 Writing Service FIREPLACE — Pr— standing UPHOLSTERING • Sofa, $350, MAIOMASTER — A weekly estimates. m-0U4 A LOW BUOOET? wood burning. Never used, on , Our 99th Year Schmidt, Reggl* Jackson, chair, $175; lovataat, tt». Back cleaning service tailor.made lor ALL-AROUND PAINTING Oak Hill Secretarial Services Asbury Park 775-0444 George Brett, Robin Younl. 1953 CLEANING YARDS - Collars, Inc. Typing, word Processing Shop the Used Furniture Cent 1150 US complete gas log C cushions not Included You sue*- vour home. All maids fully In- lnt.-ext..tpackllng-patchlng of Red Bank W1-O57T Open 9 to 9 Dodgers Yearbook and more Iv tha fabric, wall do tha ratt. sured and bonded. Service- attics & Mregot. Free estimates. sheetrock-plester. Reasonable Photocopying. 71 Oak Hill Rd, Cash, check, VISA A MASTER Call UHni Of SM-4144. if»_ Shrewsbury Ave 84J-1449 PIANO — Klngsburv. uprlgh Call Franco Qrassl at aT1-2JH. Master. 741-1111 or m-7440. Watty's Pa.k>ttno.-ltMo*i eye. Middletown. 747-7040. FLOWER GIRL GOWN dark wood, good cond . 1100 G CARD, WALSH ESTATE AUC- A I tJMlNUM" CORVETT Lavandar color Child's slie- TIONS. 195 W Front St . Red WHEELS - 1981, asking $200 Call 944-2408 tour burner electric range, good Bank Next to Antique Canter bast offer. Call 944-7127. cond ISO 747-1994 after 5 Bldg. 2. 530-0034/471-48M ANDERSEN WINDOWS FORMAL DINING ROOM SE weekends ' DOORS — A Atrium doors. S - Thomasvitie. trultwood, chairs, treitle table, china close PIANO — Wurlltier Spine More Classified discount. Deliver IIC. cond, $1000 Aftar perfect for young musician, 1400 1-100-51M7O7. SU-9541 Call 741-4771 onNextPige " MO Autos tor Sale B12 The Daily Register MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1983 31 Housts (or Salt 137 Lots and Acrtaot ISO Auto Insurance 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale SEA BRIGHT - Rlvor Front. BUICK LESAIRf 1979 — LIU ONAROO HANDYMAN SPE naw. with crulee cantrol. PS/Pi. 76 Auction Salts 101 Apts. for rtnt AL - SOilN lot. Ite.fOQ. The head proewrtv Will bulW to tult I owner. V-e etonomy. UM> ml. 03 Rentals to Shar© rwan Co., Weattort, IIMM ANTIQUE I KEANSBURG DUPLEX RANFORD — Walk to N.Y. ONARDO —Move Intoavarv- COLLECTIBLE DEALERS •aln l bedrooms, test location, WOODED LOT — tn historic •UICK REOAL I97» — Mr.. Don't Settle For TM tVAOOM I9M - All heat paid. Kids. 300 i ng naw. I badrooms, beautiful Check Our Ratal euto.. V4. PS/PI. AC. AM/FM Sign up (or Fruhotd Slre-el Fair ISO 271-1*00 davs; 454 5443 chen, garaga. Mf M. Only River Plata. TRIES. Call PHOENIX •NOKERAOE Good cand-. saatj t. OK. secand Oct IS. Ovtr 100 booths. Clll Horn* Rental! Dhr. 3»1«4 8*1 4*01 After 4, 741 t*3l W7.9W cassette Looks 1 rides like) new. W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E Ithts. Martin, ,900 LESHIR ASSOC , RE Famous for I«W-CMI MISS t cycle Sell vour car. truck u van Uw family car ar auttaia. far painter GfcG, 741-W3. KEANSBURG — Big 4 bedroom, Imuranca. Big aavlnss lor )M0a ml, HWO. Call 47I-H90. ' ' UK Hke. 041-4101 2 family, 1550. Utll. paid. TOR, 191-0919 professional way • Call Lou Ex 04 Winter Rentals 131 Mobll« Homts truckers, contractors, •UICK SKYLARK 1971 — M.YMOUTH VOLARi WAOON MID-STATE Rentals MM 100 NCROFT — Lovely California storekeepers. Compare cert, BUHLER 1 BITTER NORTH LONG BRANCH — Matv transportation, lust passed In- CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH. 197t - AC. PS/P». AM radio, 77 Pats and KEANSBURG — Modern 3- nch on full acre. 2 car aaraaa. Rl. J4. Keyport. tta 3OJ7 tpectlen. U». Call 471 HU after mouth Beach area, oceanfront, rse barn, paddocks. Enlov un- 1IXS5 — 2 bedroom, furnlihad, 144-5000 SS.OOO ml., auto., snow Urn. rear bedroom apt. In 3 family house urnlined, 1 bedroom apt wtih newly renovated, enclosed Broad SI. Stirewsourv. S44-140I 5 p.nr NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER defraalar, lunate rack, good Livestock to from privacy of landscaped Tollfree KHV44J KK. Ull I» m Call 49S-Q337. ____ olor TV, maid sarvka 4 utiU- porch, shad. A*JH park. HaiM. BUICK 1971 — Skvhawk, I deor. T Bst C|ll etn»75. Advanced And Be tk> a dock. EHC. COM. Ataumt KEANSBURG — 2 bedroom «Pl. lai. Call for special wlnlar rates 7*%. $114,000. Principal! tU.ao». Call 541-9*17 after 6. 2M Auto Rent/Lease V ». 77.M0 ml., 1900 glnners Heat & hot water included. |4U v day, w#tk or month. 747-3W7. BRANO NEW 19*4 SKYLINE - H4-507I PLYMOUTH H77 FURY - IM. DOG TRAINING a mo. V-'i mos. security. W-73M. BEACHCOMBER MOTEL, 14x54, 2 bedrooms, fully RENT A VAN - Low, low rales •UICK >«7I LI IAIRI — V«. r3USTERim-~lyni.aaod.ian) nee* tram., best offer. Call KEANSBURG — 7 bedroom cot 22 r«u Uarfv JruA-s Fnnn Hwv BhD Cl LINCROFT CUL-Ofc-iAL tv* ntthoti. i«Mt laC •eiwtl Mt k. •«.. :*•*!, Mr. M/Pk, AM/FM radial Urea. MM. Altar 1 o.m.. tnflH taet. Kids, pets okay. UTS. no ptte, W-UW- - » aa AKC TOV POODLES - Black POOL auto trans., vlnyle too, 41,000 ml PLYMOUTH VOLARI lt» - MID-STATE Rentals W-0100 NORTH LONG BRANCH — On WOO. Call 291-2HJ FORD ESCORT INI - Hatch- AC. PVPB. AM/FM stereo, exc m«li 1 f«m*lt Shots .225 1 up llvtr. Furnished, 1 bedroom + ell maintained, 3-4 gall 4tnm KEYPorft — 1 bedroom apt. nch-SPIM home, has Inlaw or WANTED — 14' or W meter TURNPIKE RENTACAR — •UICK LIMITED 1971 — mil back. Must sell. Cell after 4p.m., con*. Inside 1 out iytn^after 7 $395 plus utilities. Call after I, oft, skylight, knotty pine, ee* home, must have dawMe air, ».U mi tn, 1 cents per mile HO-7104 - all day »ainn«i T**" BOXER — AKCrtsitUrtd uest addllhm, updated kitchen, r, oen- power, good coM.. 1401. Can al 739-9715 or 244 1470. Very private S47S.M1-OSO7. eralor svttem, preferably a Win Hwv 11 In Keyporl |M-7>1». ur 4 p.m., 741 1914. housebroken, has shots, fawn, EA BRIGHT — Motet rooms 1 mllv room with beamed celling FIAT Xlt 1971 PONTIAC LfMANS IMS - tcreenod porch overlookIne In nebaoo, late model, cetn welt II.K0 negotiable 51,0ft ml., 1 driver, (HO. Mat* ixc. pedlore*. 10 moi old. V32S KEY PORT — 3 room apt , couele urnlshed apertmtnti. Maid ser- Int. Call 54*im or 5311701. 270 Auto BUICK 1979 ELBCTRA — 4-dr. Call S4H29S preferred, no children or pots. Ice, TV, utilities Included In our ound pool. Fine Khools. Ask- full power, 1 wnir. exc. canal. Call 7414X11 after a recoWtUtfimrCall WMISt. 1109,000. Bv owner. 74F-»1|. Avlfc art *or Jack. $350 per month. 513 3070 after S y* winter rates. Available bv Services/Parts UM Call «fHr 7 p.m.. 4711991 FIAT IM 1974 — Hatchback, runs PONTIAC LEMANS 1«l - BUNNIES,.RABBITS a.m. ay or week. No lease-no secur- TTLE SILVER - 1 bedroom 140 Rtal Estatt CHARGER— 1970. body parts BUICK REGAL LIMITED 1971 oooflj nattotyoa?v wotti, M,QQ0 ml PS/fl, AC. 150 angina, runs Multi-color LARGE FURNISHED - 1 room nch. Fenced-ln yard, tcreened Ng rust 2 vw Mag wheels, — Loaded, 44.000 miles, 1 owner. Call 94HH9 after 4 p.m WO. good, HOP. Call H7-O111 t*H 739_-O2Z3__ studio on water, (400 Includes all RADE WINDS Wotel KMU> porch. 172,900. Principal* only. Wanttd Mil". 4-lug. Call 541 4H4 attar a mail sell 7O71S1I FIAT IM 1975 — 1-dr I PONTIAC VENTURA - 1974, utilities Call 170-9107. 11-1214. DOG TRAINING AT YOUR CLOSE TO BELL LABS — In fc ask for John. BUICK LESABRE 1974 — 14.0W paint lob, naw bretes Good HI 150 engine, auto transmission 1 LONG BRANCH — 1 bedroom 06 Furnlthtd Rooms Holmdel and to NYC bu*et 1 to >l.M0. Call mlleega. Best offer. 747-77M. lowlna Mick with air shack Call HOME — Obedience. Guaran- TTLE SILVER SMALL BLOCK — Chevy head "!'**"" " teed rasults. Alan Mlton. unfurniihed apt. available Im- ABERDEEN TO ASBURY 3 bedroom condo, townhoute or complete with gaskets, 1100 or "'•"'*•. FIAT — It)! Spider convertible 49Ht71. t»0 or best otter YOUR CHOICE house. Hwv. 14 preferred Im 493 4*24 mediately. No pets 1550 per mo. ooms & ttudloi from $40 a week best offer. 741-4413. CADILLAC FLEETWOOD S-weed, AM/FM stereo, new PONTIAC LEMANS CON- ncludes all utilities Call Buzi. at mod. occupancy desired Call FEMALE MINI SCHNAUZER ome Rentals Bkr. 3H-1W 9,900 Immaculate 3-bedroom SNOW PLOW — Myers, 7', no BROUGHAM 1911 — Coupe. pelnt 1 roof 1 Ha. Looks 1 rune VERTIBLE 1971 -Kyi., auto, 232-4200 eat. 105, 9 lo 5 p.m. m-*03S weekend! I eves 34,001 ml., loaded, exc. cond., PUP — Now avAilablt AKC. pe. Walk to schools, shops A Power Angle, 1300 or best otter. great. Call 747-4P7 after 4. PS/M. wed Interior, new lop I. LONG BRANCH — Near Mon- SELLERS — Will oav full price must see to appreciate. Asking docked & cropped Call Pam, FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT aim Call alter i. M1-00W FIREBIRD 1974 - 190 analne lire., lew mileage, baauilfulj- nouth Medical Mint, sunnv, t- for your property If you nave an I11.»O or best offer. 471 5111 or owntr car, only S14of- 787 4681 — In Long Branch. TIRES - 4O0X14, 4-plv. tor mini H7-4444 silver with black Int., 75,000 ml. MdroOrT.' aat-ln kitchen Avail- «,500 Sparkling 3 bedroom, astumabla mortgage 4 willing to euto.. PS/PB/PW, AM/FM star PONTIAC 1911 — Orand FREE TO GOOD HOME - !•/»- able Oct 1. (415 Includes heat. Call 2U-MH take back a mortaeoe for all or truck or mM-slied cai. almost ow-maintenance Ranch on Vi- new, asking 175 for all 4. 542 3973 CADILLAC 1970 - Solidly sound, eo. AC, rear defrosters, rum LeMans, 4-door sedan, 11.000 ml. month-old female puppy. mUtd. Call Paul P Bova inc.. ask for KEANSBURG — nice room, part of your equity This will give good COnd $4.700. 471-4111. itchen privileges, $57 per week. re, lovely location. after s. asking >700, negotiable, exc. needs minor body work Loving i. smart/. Cl 2W Ruth, 471-2544. you ouaranteed monthly Income Asking $1400 AM far Pet Working gentleman preferred. for years to come. Please car 787-6844. PONTIAC LEMANS SPORT MATAWAN — 3'/i rooms. (425; 61,000 - Elegant allbrkk, 3- 280 Motorcycles 54*4)591. COUPE 1974 — AC, PS, auto, FREE KITTENS — To a oood droom, 2Vj-balh Ranch on 1 + Gerry at 991-4743 until t p.m. ft CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE home Gray, white & black & *"t rooms, ISIS Near Pa. RR i 431-M01 between ttl p.m. l»« HONDA PASSPORT - 1100 1979 — Gareoed, axe. cond., FORD MUSTANG 1971 — < AM/FM. $7H 747-4917. GSP Heat & hot water Included. KEANSBURG re, estate area. white stripe tiger-looking Call Rooms for rent miles, still under warranty, must loaded, menv extras. Sacrifice, cond, best offer. PONTIAC LEMANS — 1972. Superintendent, 177 Matewan M1-41H attar 4 a.m. alter 5 291 0659. Call 717-4469 or 7B7-90S1 Call, we have the kevi tall. Call 191-0011. t7000or baft offer. 719-2014, NoaeJa muff Mr. 45,000 ml. 1150 OS Ave. Call 544-5*00/weekdays ft Is. Call 142-1149 ar 142-1741. I RETt DOC." My name Is .ARGE ROOM — Clean, private BMW 25OCC IK' CADILLAC SEVILLE 1979 - FORD 197S MAVERICK — Shadow"I'm a Labrador ml., a ntrance. parking. Ideal toce- LITTLE SILVER REALTY Bail offv . •I/M, air. low mllaaee, txc. PONTIAC 1975 — 1-dr. Mire MATAWAN — Sublet, 3 room Like naw. 11.000 mini, brown boy, small to medium-sized & ion Call M2-4J71 or M^JTSi^ 0 Merkham PI. 741 0950 Call 707-0411 metelllc, Ian leather, euro root, l.iiWe, good body, runs soocl. wagon, PS, AM/FM. 12,000 ml. only 1 vr old. Vou'll set lots of garden apt , heat/hot water sup- REALTOR (1100. 3W-I414. (900, mutt tall. Dr. Fowler, plied Available Nov. 1. I3'l per HARLEY DAVIDSON 1MQ — vogue wheels, ate. $11,500 love, run & friendship. Re- 2 Boats and 491-1S17. FORD MUSTANG — 1944), body 741-5475 after i p.m, S83 2S71 after t D m Ml DOLE TOWN — Pleasant OCUST WATERFRONT - Mostly stock. (3000 or bast offer. member, I am free to a good it Vi story Colonial, Living Call ioe, 787-0032. In good condition, engine needs PONTIAC PHOENIX LJ 1900 1 MIDDLETOWN — Plush new 2 oom for rent, near NV bus, $M Accessories CADILLAC 1974 COUPE DE minor rapalr. $150 ar bast offer home Days. 264-6539 Evei , i week, month security required. oom formal dining room, eat in VILLC — Good shape, uses regu 5-dr netchback, PS/PB Auto 7M 8057 Ask for W*»nr5vor Vinnv bedroom. 1", bath Condo with HARLEY SPORTSTER - TWO, Call Rob at 291-0121. luslnen person only. Call chan, den, 3 Bedrooms, i'-i FT. 19U ALUMINUM SEA 9SO0 miles, black, good shape. lar gas, all powered. $1700. Call windows. AC. AM/FM stereo FREE' — 2 very loving l-vr. old iltached garage, air condition- YMPH — Heavy duty with 1911 no. carpeting and fireplace "7 ii74^after 7 p.m. ths, 2 porches, garage, prln- Just tuned, new battery. (3,000. 741-2H1. FORO TORINO 1974 — Naw Exc. cond. $1200. Call I79-24U doggies, oood with children Call pjes only. $119.500. 291-9042. h.p. Evlnrude, complete with llres. new brakes, $450 Call after balyaaan S-7 p.m. 5M-eO43 Available Oct 15 (87J + security ROOM TO RENT ech steering A controls, many Call 53a.94a or 671-1177. 1949 CAMARQ Super Sport — 4 DDLETOWN CUL-DE-SAC - HARLEY 197ISUPERGLIDE — speed, factory hunt, tack, etc. ft utilities.. 530-0701. t Single Iras, I1M0 or best offer. PONTIAC CATALINA 1970 — FREE KITTENS -6 weekSOld, owner. 4 bedroom Split Colo- $2495. or best oiler. 1919 FORD LTD 1974 — 4-dr., PS/PB. MIDDLETOWN 291 383 S 7-27S3. New top and, exc cond., asking Naadi nose, 1150.1970 Chaw Im- cute, playful, litlcr trained Cal al. in-ground pool. Convenient- (3000 1977 CB Honda auto., axe. CAMARO Converteble. 1943 A/C. 47.000 ml, good cond., runs pala. $150 Call 719-im anytime, IM 3307 ROOM FOR RENT - Private located to train & shopping. FT. BATOU 197* — Varnished well, clean $1150. Call 7(74159 cond., asking (tlOO. Call 544-9423 NOVA SS Convertable. 19M PONTIAC VENTURA 1971 — ntrance & bath. Holmdel area. 39.500 After 6 p.m., 671-4)30*. ood. Seaman design, controlled CHEVELL Converteble. All best Days, 257-9770, eves , 946 3666 HONDA 1979 — 1ISCC, 1000 Auto, PS, 2-dr, t-evi, good LABRADOR RETRIEVERS — KNOLL WOOD'' steering, rigged for outdoors. offer. Cell H9-2079. FORD EXP 1911 r rDDLETOWN - Brick 1 cedar ullt bv Don Godshall, used very miles, asking U50. Call shape, bait altar. Call 717-5719 AKC, beautiful, black or choco- olonlal on approximately H CAMARO 1974 — 4 new tires, 1,100 ml, 5 spd AM/FM late Pups Extremely health1 GARDENS 08 Commercial RENAULT ALLIANCE MT 1911 ooded acre. Cul-de-sac. Stained runs very good, with speakers. 471 5050 47I-44H - Moving 10 N.Y. 1 door, un- with shots Call Lee, '41 5486 Rentals m, oak floors, full wall fire- HONDA 450 1973 — Good cond. $1500. Call e«4445 Atk lar LARGE RABBIT HUTCH — Best offer. Call 244-1041. lAskfor FORD FAIRMONT 1971 — Sta- roof, 4 speeker Dolby cassette. Exclusive 1 ft 7 bedroom apart EATONTOWN — 700 SQ ft. of act, 8 It. basement, 2-car ga ' SRADY WHITE - Brett. AMtjjM radio, alloy wheels, lug- Holds * rabbits. 140 or best offer 2''i baths Prestigious area Richard) ; tion wegon, 4-cvl, auto., PS. runt lents. individual gas heating ft office space, immediate oc berglass bottom. 75 h.p. John. CAMARO 1973 — Rusted, needs well, looks good, $1095 or bast gage rack, 9 mos. left on war 741 4423 M n sking $134,900, negotiable, central air conditioning. Ex- DH. _ _»l _iL W404. n, with tilt trailer, MOO Call HONOA CYCLES — And trans work, good engine ft tires, offer. Call 291-1144. ranty, 4000 ml, $7,500. 741-1720. cellent location wner, 671-9310. nan. Mopeds, Shore Area's Number MALE FERRET For sale ( asking $200 Cell 542 1112 FORD 19*5 MAVERICK — RITTENHOUSE mos old. tame 4 friendly Pet Just off Rt. 35 on Kings Highway EATONTOWN — Crvstal Brook IDDLETOWN VILLAGE — One Dealer Rt. 9 South, Free- East (walking distance to Pood hold. 442-4M1. We will not be CAMARO 19033 — Chercoal gray PS/PS, air, good cond. $1100 Cal LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. For information call 6*7 8913 Professional Bldg , Hwv 35 264 xc cond., 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, FT FIBERGLASS -45 horse, with light gray Inside, T-top. 7194479 900 Hwv 15 775-l500Ocaan Two. PERSIAN WHOLE MALE — town Shopping Center) ft. office. $225 a mo. with vlng room flrpmeplace, dining. aller, winter cover, fish dm undersold. CALL 671-0011 11-5 daily AM/FM stereo. AC. PS/PB. rear SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC Black Smoke. CFA registered rge femllvroom, private • Iras' In water. IIOSO Call after HON DA SL150 1972 - New pelni, FORD PINTO 1974 'Ices 542 2216. defogger &. rally wheels. Best $475 Newman Springs Rd, Red Bank one vr old. very affectionate MONMOUTH BEACH AREA - FAIR HAVEN — Monmouth Co., ooded pemroperty, principals m . 74I-H13 e lot of new parti $700. See Rich offer. Cell 2*4-2041 attar 4 p.m. 741-0910 l Iv, $96,500. 747-0411! Cell elter 5 p.m., 717-0111 (SO, must sell m \tl , 2 bedroom, modern kitchen, professional bldg., 5000 SQ. ft., FT. 1962 MIRROCRAFT - 14 Ideal Ave., East CAMARO 1975 — 350 engine, re- bath, upstairs, quiet private -0777. Keensburg, anytime. GEORGE WALL STRAUB BUICK OPEL PERSIAN KITTENS t FA under construction, wilt sub- ake Fisherman. 40 h.p. Suiuki, built with 12.000 miles. 4 speed NINE ACRES of New end Used home. 1450 Including heat. IDDLETOWN — 2 family KAWASAKI 500 1973 — Runs LINCOLN/MERCURY registered, females. Torties (15( divide. Plenty of parking and ectrlc stan, 1200 Ib. gelvanlied Hunt Competitor, olui shifter. Can M7-3976 or 171-1434. reasonable rent. 741-3633 or »use. 2 bedroom each, I car good, new paint. $500. Call after Keystone mags. AM/FM Shrewsbury Ave, al Sycamore to $200 4-31 4123 oiler, live well pump, bilge Shrewsbury 74T Hwy 15 244-4000 Keyporl NEWLY DECORATED APART- 747 3669 __^_ etached gerag*, large fenced ump, Sllex H E 354 recorder plus 5 p.m., 7170420. cassette, brown ft gold, needs ard. assumsble 9'/i% mortgage, SUBARU HATCHBACK 1910 — 80 Bicycles MENT — 3 rooms and bath Busi- MIDDLETOWN — 5,000 sq ft. xtras. Call anytime. 544-0073. KAWASAKI LTD440 1910 — header panel. $2,400 or best offer. ness couple preferred. Heat sup 4.900. Call 495-9711. 7S7004e after 5:10. Hwv. miles, eic. cond. $1,000 or professional office space avail- IMJ THUNDERBIRD FOR 10,000 ml $450 or best offer. Call be«t offer call MI tor; Mini Bikes Dlied Available Nov 1. 244-431' able for immediate occupancy MIDDLETOWN - Best buvl after 0 p m, 717 4H0. Looks and runs greet. $1500 or LA I — IIS h.p. Merc 10 1 Ith CAPRI 1911 — 4-cvl, auto, air. best offer SH-0715. 2 3SPEED RALLY BICYCLE RED BANK — 1 bedroom. (475 + Ample parking Sterling Thomp- anch with screened porch, Ideal aller, fast, good ski b KAWASAKI 450 SR 1979 — Mid- SUBARU 1911 HATCHBACK — r commuters, $96,900. Heritage AM/FM. buckets, axe. cond. In- DL, eic. cond, 1 owner. $1100 or , — 1 lady's & Vman's Exc cond utilities Carpeting, dlshwesher & Associates. Realtors 1 -1324 days. 747-7137 evei. night blue, 3.000 ml, clean, ga- side ft out. 27,179 ml., $5150. HAVE A CAR TO SELL? — An Call 942 2S2S between 9 3045 30 parking, luxury location 800-392-6810^ __ ouse Realty. 946-4646. raged. $1250 or best offer. Call ad this silt for 10 days costs only best offer Call 747 MM. COBIA BOW RIDER — 125 Turnpike Motor Cir, 244-77M. BIKES - 16" 20' 74", 26' $30 741 2196, 842-8467 MIDDLETOWN — Hwy. 35 Firs' IDDLETOWN — Spacious 3- 542-1709. 16 00 Call The Register Cleisl THE FINEST SELECTION—Of t>edroom townhous* with 21 > i, I/O. EAL Pilot must CAPRI STATION 1967 — 4-dr., lied Department, MM 700. $3S RED BANK - 2bedroom floor office. Prime location. 3*0 sell.Super clean. Trailer and out KAWASAKI I9MLTD7SO-5,000 new and used cart In Monmouth sq. ft. Immediate occupancy aths, fireplace In living room, radl. HONDA CIVIC 1900 - 1300OX. 5 County. Over 100 elr conditioned I66-0S93 Townhouse. (600 a month + utlh water storage M2-O479. ml, exc. cond, menv extrai. rail HONDA EXPRESS - Blue, ur ties Washer ft dryer, carpeting Call 264-7300. ormal dining room, large hitch- speed, FM stereo, $2950 new cars In stock. McGLOIN n, central air, 19ni4 gameroom 967 JOHNSON — 100 h.p. out- Asking $1300, must lell. Call al- CARS UNDER $2,000 der 500 mi . like new J1B5 Ca parking, eat-In kitchen, r ter > p.m., 495-1204. 2954537; • BUICK-OPEL INCShrewsourv OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT — $83,900. mard $450 or best offer. Call Ave, New Shrewsbury. 741-4200 741 in? baths, dishwasher Skylight 11-4114. ODYSSEY HONDA 1911 — With KINGSLYAUTOSALES HONDA 1979 ACCORD — 4 dr., Appro* 550 sq ft. In Little Silver BENEDETTO Realty Group PEUGEOT MOPED ! K< 7.1 2196 842846; extras, new tires. 1800 or best 7I7-7W7 41 000 ml. rust ft some damage. TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — cond , 1340, Call RED BANK - 3 bedroom. 2-balh Call 842-1242 EALTOR 471-0404 911 DIXIE — 17 ft, flberglasi. $2000. 944-1915 after 4 p.m. Superb service. DOWNES PON Seats e. Upholstered 0. carpeted offer. Call 542-1709. CHEVY IMPALA 1972 — Only 747-6618. house for sale bv owner. 2-c«i PRIME OFFICE SPACE IDDLETOWN — S bedrooms, 3 77.000 ml, new radial snows, HONDA CIVIC 1979 WAGON - TIAC. 42 Lower Main St., garage W1.M0 Call 530-4197. aths, big fenced yard, beautiful Mint cond. 00 hp Mercury. Com SPORSTER 1941 900CC — Re- Matawan. 544-2191. AVAILABLE — On Broad St ele tune up July 19H. Full line runs axe. $450. Call weekdays 60,000 ml. $24,000. Call 944-1915 PUCH MAXI II MOPED — 8 RED BANK — 1-room Red Bank ideal for lawyer, at. elghborhood. Basement, ga- built engine, exc. cond, esklgn after 4 p.m.. 5ll-»o94. cond , $295 Kcessorles Including tarp A $2400. mi Virago rSOcc, exc. TOWNE ft COUNTRY furnished, all utilities. Call afte, countant. Insurance, etc. New age, Florida room. $78,000 CHEVY VAN 1972 —Asking$600 Rt. 17. Toms River, N.J. 946-8825 ESHER ASSOC, REALTOR, Imlnl. $4500. 747-7243- cond., asking 11700. Call i 44-4432 HORNET AMC 1974 — Needs 6 p m , 741 1153 ____ renovation Priced competitive Working van, running cond. YAMAHA CHAPPY — Need 9 FT. COAST SKIFF - With 150 battery, $500. Cell efler 4. RED BANK 1 bedroom, living iy Approx. 900 sq. ft. available SUZUKI'S GS1100L ft RMI25 — Call 717-4742 ne.w piston, $100 Call Palmer Inboerd. fiberglass Both excellent, many extras. 2449491 TOYOTA CELICA LIFTBACK room, kitchen (275 per mo • (»ll W2 2300 between 9 A S. .ONMOUTH BEACH - Real 3 CHEVY CONVERTIBLE IM- 1971 — Beige, good cond. Call 542 8>M RED BANK — Prime pro edroom, Victorian cofti »ltom. $750. Call 747-3179. Call 291-1451. HYER "QUALITY" FORD utilities Robert Gibson 4 Assoc. PALA 1972 — Good tires, good TRUCK HEADQUARTERS YAMAHA DT25O DIRT BIKE B42 8920 fetsional office space, sharet alhedral beamed ceilings, flre- 0' SLEEKCRAFT 1979 — 175 TRIUMPH 1973 750 — 3-cvl, mo- top, exc. exterior, exc. Interior, 1 1976 - 2,400 miles new piston conference room, photocopying lact, 2'/i baths (old), near Chan- p. Merc outboard, auto, pump, tor lust redone, have all receipts. 741-4000 TOYOTA SELICA 1911 OT — Lift RED BANK — l bedroom, living owner since new, runsexc. $2500. back, blue, 5 spd, 17.000 ml, rings, exc cond . $325 Cal avallabl* 741 • 5444 or 741-3796 el Club. Only $79,9001 oatt guard package, pretty & Must sell, moving. Asking $1300. Must see to appreciate. 717-1444. 642-5108 room, dining room, full base RED BANK — Lasl store av»>> PINDRIFT REALTY 747-9600 erv fast. 45 mpg plus. With Cell 739-04)11. JAGUAR AM/FM cassette with eauallxar, ment, eat-in kitchen $430 per aller. Boat Is at Kevport CHEVY CHEVETTE 1979 — 4 Excluslva franchlM (Malar for AC, sun roof, rellev sport wheels, able on Broad St. 2400 sq ft. Exc OAK RIDGE REALTY YAMAHA XT 500 — Slreat ft tilt wheel, cruise control, mint 84 Merchandise mo including utilities. Call SB retail location Call 747 4514 or erlne Basin. Asking 15950. Call weed, 2 door Hatchback, exc. Middle*** County & Shora arta. Adult Communities 4-9431. trail. Runs well. $400 or best cond, aming 17500. Call 719-mo. p m . 462-7017 (EVES ONLY!] 14M080 cond, asking $2400 495-2151 or T & T MOTORS STM577 Wanted RED BANK - Large 1 bedroom 747 2557. offer 47H204. 7174193. KINGSWOOD t*71 STATION — TOYOTA COROLLA 1974 — I- CEAN TWP. — T. 1910 TIRA OVER YAMAHA — 197B 450 Special 1 A USED FURNITURE — Ofd near shopping & transportation BURNISHED — Office suites IGHTER — Pleesure I. fishing CHEVELLE MALIBU 1972 — 2 Wagon. 64,000 ml., (as is), MM dr., white. 4-cvl, n mmpg . go d On-sile parking 5400 per month Pun secretarial services anches, 2 story, 4-5 bedrooms Excellent cond. Extrai, mlteoge Call 787 «*M> after 7. 7IMS73I:» condition Call after 3.. H9O59 weapons, old rugs, antiques, con 0^i%mortgages From $149,900 •at. all fiberglass, cuddy cabin, door, VI, auto, AC. naw lacquer .all 741 2268 for appt. Shrewsbury. Call anytime 8.500. $1200 or best offer. Must paint, creger wheels, exc. cond, entury Bldg. Co. 531 0505 bunk, 200 hp, OMC, I/O, VHF sell. Call 719-0921 after 5. S»577i'S83->326. adlo, digital depth.tlnder, blmnl $1.400 544-1291. KtTSON CHEVROLET CO. TOYOTA COROLLA 19$9 — RedI BanlT-bnlv 300's CEANPORT — 7 room ranch 110 Wanted to Rent o full winter cover, mint cond, ?»0 Truck* * Trailer*. CHEVETTE 1974 - 2 door, 4- wegon. 22.100 ml, AC. AM/FM ALL LIONEL Kids OK Move 9/30. Hurrv! v owner. 1 bedrooms, 3 baths env extras. $10,500. Mult ull cassette, good cond, $4,100. Ing room, dining, room, eat In speed, 40,000 miles, needs minor TRAINS i Home Rentals Bkr 389-1234 RESPONSIBLE COUPLE — H-H07. ANTIQUE 1950 — International 741 4154 after 4 p.m. itchen, large faml Pick-up. New engine ft trans- body work, $100. Cell 54)3-5941. LABRIOLA MOTORS Or Flyer Top cash appraisal I SEA BP1GHT - < modern large Looking for private apt. or smal Ntwmin Sprin ooms, heat furnished Call house with garage or basement while stone fireplace, carpeting mission. Looks ft runs greet. CHEVELLE MALIBU 1974 — TRIUMPH TR7 1974 — 4-MkMd. 9462B93 creened deck off famllv room 20 FT. GLASTRON 1970 — 170 VI, AC, AM/FM, good cond. Call 'lid! air, AM/PM i track, rear 842OO4S ^^ Ca^l S66_:2SM after 6 P.m. $1100 or best offer. 411-3415, ANTIQUES - All kinds, bought basement, central air, new Volvo I/O, $2200, with trailer. after 3 p.m., 471-9140 HI 2433 SHADY OAKS — New R E SPONSI BLE PRO CHEVY BACK TRUCK CSO 1941 defroster, 44,000 ml. Musi Mil. (or top cash Mary Jane Roo- SESSIONAL WOMAN — Wishe idlng, attached garage, Call 544-9040; — Has 12' bad, hydraulic lift. CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1974 ~ LINCOLN MARK IV 1974 — Ful $2200 Call 514-5291. sevelt Antiques, 109 East River bedroom, 2 bath, upstairs unit Chools. MINT CONDITION power, runs perfect, absolutely AC, gas heat pool, tennis, mus lo rent roomy 1-bedroom apt. i if. FIBERGLASS CUDDY Runs, $1OO. 291-5210 Exc. cond, fully loaded. AC, PW, TRIUMPH STAG 1971 — Con Rd . fiumson B4* 3159 Member house or small house /cottage I 95,000. Call 122 74JS CABIN INBOARD — In water PS/PB, power seats, must see to no rust. Just tuned ft serviced vertlble hardtop, 4 speed, body Appraisers Awiottitjonot Amen be H 642-U 50 CHEVY 1944 - 4-cvl, good body. Red Bank-Rumson area. Woul REDBANK — Reduced for quick III demonitrele. 7»7 7731 appreciate. 59.000 original miles. 12.200 or best offer 1915401 eic. cond., engine repairable, ca SHADY OA*KS -MIDDLETOVVH like vard to work In and/or en Jo' is good. 14,000 ml, snoo/bes! Beit offer. Call 471-4721. before 5. anting (woo or best offer. Call - New Naveslnk Ranch, 5 ro ale bv owner. 3 bedrooms, offer. Cell after 4 p.m. weekdays ANTIQUES WANTED Many rets Call 842-1404 eve aths, finished basement. NIc CHEVY MONZA 1979 — Auto, LIPPIN Chrysler-Plymouth 741-1947. If no answer, 741-2107 NAME YOUR PRICE apt .' 2-bedrooms, 2-baths, or anytime weekends, 747-7504. Lowest Prices-Highest Trade-ins anyttma. > cond, gas heat, pool, tern nlngs. neighborhood. Close to schools 32' COLONIAL FLYBRIOGE - P/S, 4-cvl, exc. shape. 11900. international Galleries 747 b200 hospital & shopping. $87,500 Sedan, twin Chevy, galley, CHEVY 1949 V. TON — Menv Call altar 5, SI1-9441. Rl 35 N. 727 1100 Sayrevllle RED BANK MOTORS INC. Must be 52. Available 1m WANTED — 1 or 2-car garag ixtras, great shape, SM0. Call BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR mediately $750 plus utilities Ga with electricity In Re dinette, 3-stetlon fresh water, CHEVROLET NOVA SEDAN Ill Newman Springs Red Bank SALE - Call Second Hand Lil, rage optional 747 4574 air condition throughout, sleeps 495-4119. LOW-PRICED Dodgo/AMC/J eop/Renauli Bank/Mlddletown area. Must be REDBANK - House for sale b 1971 — 4-cvl, 49,000 miles, good 747-0041 2640777 After 5. 2648615 If, 3 bedrooms, recently re 4 ft 4. MUST SELL THI5 DODGE RAM PICKUP 1911 — cond, $1400. Call 1411171 alter 5 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS reasonable Call 530 194a MONTH, bought house $4,000 or SEE OUR BACK ROW Highest prices paid tor all items, ' THOUSAND 671-1877. modeled. Walking distance Slant 4 engine, air, cond., low p.m. USED VOLKSWAGEN — EN- antigues. etc For bargains, stop belt offer, t em. to 1 p.m. ft after miles. Call 787 5032. NOW AND SAVE OAKS hospital. 143 McLaren St. 153,900 CHEVY NOVA 1971 — 4-cvl. GINES AND TRANSMISSIONS. at 24 Broad SI . Keyporl /OUNG PROFESSIONAL COU JMaU. 1 p.m., call 5)00142. GUARANTEED OTHER USED PLE —looking for elegant, DODGE D20O 1948 — Craw cab, auto, PS, AM/FM cassatte. runs RASSAS PONTIAC Guv Jotirrson VILLAGE RUMSON — 2 bedrooms, close t • 111 engine, mechanically sound, ft looks good. $425 or bast offer 395 Broad St. Red Bant PARTS-ALSO AVAILAiLI. Exclusive 1, 2 & 3 bedroom bedroom cottage or gate house I CALL KENNY THEODORE. Buy & Buys ihe Rumson - Little Silver area bus & stores, great starter o $100, Clll 717-7747.- 739 5134 Single items to entire households apartments with dishwashers 35 ERICSON 19M — "Rowdy", 741-1500. Many references available ement home, efficient ga DODGE MAX VAN 1974 — t- CHEVY CAMARO 1971 — 3- MARK IV 1972 — All options, some basements. Individua heat, vlnly siding, $54,000. N ed hull, dlesel, dodger, stay sail, VOLVO New ft Used children Price negotiable. Ca Ig, HC water, shore power. Will cyl Sllenglm 3 healers, 2 AC'S speed. blue with vinyl roof. 50,000 super stereo, runs em.., (WO or heating Excellent location brokers. 741-3866. ft many extras, heavy duty lui Sales, parts, service, body shoe office: iin- umw consider trode, 142-4555. ml. $3,400. Call 4951411 after 4 best offer. 471 4154. MILITARY - uniforms, met) just oft Rt. 36 near Atlantic High pemlon. $2300 719 5492. Shore Motors Rt. 15", Wall. lands (Walking distance to A 10\ 747 B9O4 Night 6. weekends RUMSON — Schools, neighbor p.m. MAZDA 1974 — RX3, 4-cvl, ais. swords, bayonets, saddles, 609 567-2916. $50 REWARD — For recovery of 521-7500 P Shopping Center) Ca hood, comfortable living. 3 FORD REFRIGERATED need! little work. Good tlrei, toy soldiers Old trains 566 80.10 >edroom, I bath Colonial. Fu Blue-decked Sollflsh lAlcortl. CHEVETTE 1971 — Hatchback 791 4050. 12-SjlaljV; TRUCK — 1975. model F250. $475 244-7744 or 719-1474. VOLVO PANTS SALE — New REAL ESTATE basement, charming backyar< oit on Naveslnk In mid-August good running cond, needs body 4 p speed, AM/FM. exc. cond, used, for oldies, restorers. PIANO WANTED king distance to shops storm. 741-4053. work. Asking 11200. Call 719-1954. 11995, or besl offer. 141-4451. MERCURY MARQUIS Cheep) RED BANK VOLVO. FOR SALE BROUGHAM 1979 — 2 dr , V-a, A»v condition 493-4911 TWINBROOK busline, river beach. ttt.SOO AIR BOAT — Seen on tv show after 4 or on weekend!. CHEVETTE 1912 Auto. Rumson Realtors, 847-1894 1,300 ml. AM/FM. 4-dr. $4,990. auto., PS/PB, power window, RELAX ACIZOR - Wanted, in Flipper. IS ft, IM HP, Lvcomlng FORD PICK UP 1975 - F100, VOLARE 1974 — 4-cvl.. auto.. VILLAGE Phone 471-5050 4714424 door !• seat, air cond., cruise dood cond took m vour attic, in 131 ^ SHREWSBURY - Owner _ air craft engine, 4 ft. prop. custom. V8. 102. cap, body ft control, AM/FM stereo. S3.M0 PS/PB, AM/FM radio, 11100. -ur cellar, do yom have one GARDEN,APTS. duced price. Brlckfront Colonla Aluminum hull, custom trailer, engine exc. cond $IW0 or best CHEVY LI BU -1«71,4 cyl, good ml. M79S. 747-975T Call 49&-2S31 after 4 p.m. around Win Day $ Call John, i & 2 bedrooms f rom on over an acre of magnlflcen Asking $7000. 5304144 after 9 offer. 244-1114. running cond. Needs cosmetic!. AFFORDABLE MERCEDES BENZ 1971—2WSL VOLKSWAGEN STATION WAG- 264H04 1420 Modern SPadouS apart- ihort walk to beach & marina grounds Prestigious area, mln Price $750 Co;; Call after cond. Call for details. FORD — 1974, F25O, 4-whee 10B m 495-0423. convertible classic. 1 tops, exc. ON DASHER 1971 — Fuel Injec- STOP - Don t throw away that "merits Heat, hot & cold water, Fenced yard, 2 bedrooms, dli ALDEN RECREATIONAL drive. Good work truck. Needs e cooking gas included. On-pre- G ft G REALTORS 531-2000 cond. 119,500. M6-3H4. tion, auto. AM/FM stereo, 24,000 old doll or toy it it is. repairable oom, eat in kitchen. Double ROWING SHELLS — Fun ft ex- little work. Call 717-2O2I. CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1974 ml., good cond. Asking 1279). and can be recycled for a needy mises tennis courts, pool, recrea- slied yard. Priced at (45.900, See SPRING LAKE ercise. Free Irlali ft lessons. PS/PB. power windows, AM/FM MERCEDES BENZ 1972 —22OD, child this Xmas Let s give to tion area Near Eatontown shop- t today 141-2114. 1954 F100 Pickup —11595. or best BUCKET SEATS. $100. 4-spd., AC, catsatte, extras. offer. Also 1941 GMC Pickup — those less fortunate Call Fran, luing Excellent schools, Ocean CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtoi OCEANFRONT Call aller 4, 142 3290 70,000 miles, good cond. 14500. VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEE- Township ' . ALUMINUM MIRROCRAFT 14' $195 or best offer. Call 329-2079. Call 9M-I717, 5 P.m." to midnight TLE I9M - 4-cvl.. 4-spd.. 71.000 747 4339 e«es "independently Owned" 0-room Dutch Colonial. Na — With trailer, 20 h.p. Johnson, CHEVY BELAIR WAGON 1971 Highway 35. Oakhurst 13 River Rd., Fair Haven GMC 1949 — 20 ft. reefer body, end weekends. ml., new tires, naw shocks, good roof, siding, 5-/one gas hot wat< electric start, with controls. — Runs good. Can't afford Insur cond. Asking t2200. 544-1019 TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO 531-4923 542-0812 741-7686 heat & electric. 40 ft. verand 842-2344 after 5. Thermo King, new tires, good ance. 1350, will talk. Call MERCURY 1974 COLONY DOLLARS - Convert Old Jew W LONG BRANCH - Studio ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — porch ft sundeck with ocea shape 291-4205. 787-1547. PARK — Wagon, VI, auto., VOLKSWAGEN 1949 — 4 speed, elry to Cash DON PON'S JEW BAYLINER RUNABOUT 1911 - good running cond 1450 Call apt . on private estate. Private bedroom older home with »oun lews. 5 bedrooms, 2 dens, fire 5', 40 hp Johnson. Getor INTERNATIONAL 1971 PICK AM/FM stereo, PS/PB, PW, ELERS Will Buv from private bathroom, kitchen privileges. deas Gas htfat, plumbing, wl Place, 2-car garage with upitali CHEVY NOVA — Indestruc- 24+2952 efler 4 raller, $5,400. 717-0945 after 4 UP — 1-cvl, 3-spd, runs good, table. 1970, auto, trans., 4 cvl., pwr. door locks, pwr. seats, owners and estates ANTiQTjfc $275 everything included Avail ng, 2 baths, all new 5 vrs. ag guest room. One block to schoo cruise control, 92Kliwv. ml., exc. VOLVO 245 WAGON 1971 — CLOCKS REPAIRED ANO p m. only needs a battery, asking $300. $300. Call W1-W+4. ble Oct 1 i Person; no pets. Fireplace with Healolator, ah & pool First time offered Prln 219-4050 , AM/FM tape, air, PS, auto, JEWELRY .DESIGNED 799 22289)0 ' I woodburnlng stove Only $71,500 duals only. (295,000, bv owne BERTRAM MOPPI 20' —A true CHEVY MONZA 1971 — AM/FM trans., PW. Good shape, good ski River Rd , Fair Haven, N J LESHER AS5OC , REALTOR 4490876. classic Mint cond. Many extrai. TOYOTA LONG BED PICKUP stereo cassette, PS, 53,000 ml. 1975 — Auto, I2K miles, AM/FM New battery. Bast offer. 842-6257 102 Houses for Rent 291-0919. TOWER HILL — Exc cond. Asking $4,500. 291-4440 or $2300. Call after 5 p. J3 UIOO Cell 717.2159^ 112-0911 cassette, air shocks, 2 snow tires MERCEDES 450 SLC 1973 — ABERDEENI TO ELBE RON bedroom. 2' some work, 1500. Call 291 0218 beach, great Income propert June Stroupe 530 «IW eval With 70 h.p Johnson, Calkins offer Call S42-I7W. clubhouse, tennis, pool, logging price below market valu wkends days after 4, 5424174. 291-W04 after I p.m. 141-1530. trail Walk to NY buses Avail ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 3 trailer, used I season, fresh we $79,900 Call 280-9849. IADGE OF DISTINCTION 300 Autos for Sale CORVLTTE 1977 - Red, fullv MGB 1973 — 61,000 ml., 4-cyl. VW STATION WAGON DASHER able Oct 30 $690 a month bedroorns, l'i baths, fireplace, tor only. $4.100. 719-1143. engine, runs excellently, hard i, big fenced-m vard, swlmmlno OWNER — 3 bedroo Shadow Lake Village. Rentals loaded, 30.000 ml., good cond.. 1979 — Diesel, exc. cond., 51,000 583 5561 O'OAY DAY SAILOR 17' — Exc. 196a FIREBIRD - New Interloi asking $9,500, 264-1361. soft top, $1M0 or best offer. Call pool 2 blocks Irom shopping cen- Ranch, 2 baths, famllv room, Resales cond, fully eouipped. .Trailer, new tires & wheels, runt, greet, miles, (4000. Call 291 1413 ABERDEEN To 01 ter i Bus service 5700 per mo. ar aflraoe. orivate Back var -WALKER IV WALKER, Realto etc. Price $1.350- 171-0171. n*w batnt. Sim or betf crtter CORVETTE 1H1 -WhiUw.tr. vw BUG T*w — Hunfdof, tood Red Bank duplex. $400's with security Immediate oc- Applebrook, many tx 741S2I2 SAIL BOAT BLUE JAY - 14 ft, Call 67, 17)1 or WliU. blut Int., stereo, AM/FM MUSTANG 1965 — lev I., auto., tires, new front end, runs wall, cassette, AC, PS/PB. auto.. T- Mlddletowr 4 rooms, 1300s cupancv Call 291 8568 $107,000 67^7142^ Eves: Tom Robinson good cond, raced competitively, 1H« VW BUG — 4 iixi , floor It9, body exc, Inside very clean, (435. Call 471 9151 root, e«c cond. 30,000 main $1250. Call 717-6317. Deal 1 bedroom, -heal, worn HAZiET 3 BEDROOM ' COLTS" NECK — 4 bedroo 7474014 with full set of sails ft trailer. rotted, needs brake adjustment Hundreds of apts Save time! talned miles. Asking $15,300. VW KARMANN GHIA — Con*., Garage. Datio Move now! 500s Ranch, in unique location on a BRICKTOWN — GreenBrlar Price negotiable. 510-9045. - motor and trans.. A-1 cond., 23 S11-6134. MUSTANG — 1973, MACH I, PS, 1971, naw paint, M% restored, Home Rentals Bkr 389 1234 Home Rentals Bkr 389 1134 acre wooded lot bordering Swim unattached deluxe Ranch. Brie mpg, 4 new radlalt. Asking 1150. air cond., AM/FM stereo. Claan redlels Mechanically' e«c ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- t ft 'HIGHLANDS 2-BEDROOM ig River Heservlor. C front Dartmore, 2 bedrooms, Call H4-7W. CUTLASS 19*7 — 4-dr. sedan, engine (303). Call 1704*76. Pioneer, AM/FM stereo SAILFISH vinyl top. good running cond., 2 bedroom Garden Apts Ouiel Part utillt.es paid, only $300. 747-2751 after S. balhs. central air, baseboa MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1972 cassette, (3,000. Davl M4-0M2. surroundings Close to N Y £ood shepe, $250 1971 JEEP WAGONEER — i $500. Call 6711751. Home Rentals Bkr 3891234 heat, garage, many extras. Oi WD, S1100. Call 7»-4H7 after ( — 6-cvl .auto , PS/PB, new tires. Eves I. Sun. 493-9149, transportation & shopping. Wall- 3 »rs old Asking J73.0OO 214-21 Clll 2954517 OATSUN 310 GX HATCHBACK HIGHLANDS — 3 bedroom p.m. under 40,000 ml. good cond good car. Only $1500, naw top. VW SOUAREBACK 1971 — Vary to-wall carpeting Balconies AC RAY GILL INC. or 679-1419. 1910 — 5-soeed, front-wr house, $360 per mo. + alt utilities 1S4 Recreational 1WZX 1979 — immaculate, 2 $1300 without new lop. 33O-0t9O. reliable has been used as a com Cable TV Heat & hat water in A home inspection service. Ca drive, AM/FM cassette, vary A r > mos security 3'6 H*7 HIGHLANDS - EaslPolnle I door, auto., regular gas, 34,001 MUSTANG 11 1974 — Na*dl mo- lutar car far past 1 mot., eluded No pels Call 29^0006^ 747-2862. Vehicles clean, 40 mug.. 94.000 ml. $3,000. KEANSBURG - 2 bedrooms. urv 1 bedroom, i-bath Condo miles, $10,500. 1M-1519. tor work. Bast offer, AC. Cal averaging 250 miles per week ALL LANDLORDS $400 amo i utilities. Call VEC i Al R HAVEN Charml Pool, tennis, gym. sauna, va CAMPER INSERT — sleeps 4, 264-3003. Clean, relalablo transportation. 1 service. 24-hr, security. M ALFA ROMEO 1000 197* WE SCREEN YOU CHOOSE! CHIO REALTY, 264 9593 home on guiel wooded cul-de-sa stove, sink, refrigerator, fully OATSUN MAXIMA 19*1 — Sun- Asking HMO. Call 530-9541 cond. Easy access lo N eoulped. exc. cond. $1195. Call SPYDER — Blue, hardtop In roof, loaded, 15,000 miles. Must MUSTANG 1944 — Runs wall, NEVER A COST TO YOU KEANSBURG rBEDROOM adjacent to River Oaks. Larg VW SUPER BEETLE — 1971. ivate treed lot, 2 bedroom SM.900 222-1504. 530-9545 after 4 p.m. eluded. 13900. 495-425S itter sell, like naw, $9700 or best offer. needs body work. 1400. Call attar Free leases & tree credit checks Heat paid. Kids. $400 671-0111 Of 5*3-969*. Sunroof. FM a-lrack, runs well. HOME RENTA4.S 389 1234 ing room, dining room, eat MONMOUTH BEACH SHASTA 1973' 21' — Trevel AMC MADATOR 1974 — 71,000 MOO of bill offer. Call 471-U04, Home Rentals Bkr 389 1234 kitchen with appliances, a MIR ALT Y — Bv owner. Sup* ml., as Is 1*00. Cell after * p.m. DATSUN B2I0 HATCHBACK NOVA 1977 — 1-dr . 4-cyl., auto., EASTPOINTE - Lu«ur¥ Pen trailer. Mint cond, 14' roll down VW RABBIT 1975 — Auto.. 4-dr.. MATAWAN - Lakendge, heat, exc. cond, by owm spacious, t bedroom, 2 compto 536-0141. 1974 - 4-cvl.. auto., 74,000 ml., sunroof, good cond.. S4.000 ml.. I house. 1-bedroom, Pool, tennis bedrooms, mint, formal dining $92,500 Cal| 842-9529; awning with screen. Many ex- HMO or bast offer. Call 113-4104. naw front bearings, radiator, gym, sauna, valet service, 24-hr bathrooms, breathtaking oce tres. Cell eves. 319-2079. AMC PACER 1*77 — 64,000 runs good, asking $1100. Call room, 2 fireplaces, gas heat, 2 view, tile floors, beautiful drei brakes, dependable. 5450. Call security On N Y busline miles, PS/PB. auto, trans., t> 291-1917 or 191-0639. OLDS TORONADO 1973 — I 191-1409 or days. 21*5500. EM. car garage $1000 oer month GLORIA NILSON ing room, washer/dryer, eat STARCPtAPT VENTURE — 842 6155 Realtors cvl . oood cond UOOO cash; talk DODGE OART door. VI. auto.. PS/PB. PW, Available Nov t Paul P Bova kitchen. Below builder's prlc Sleeps 4, good cond, fully 1971 — 4- brakes. 76,500 available. Hot water 8> Pool sup MATAWAN TINTON FALLS Sleeps I. has stove, refrlgeretor. out. Great on oas. 471-4)20. dletown. or call 74M2O4. 1400 AM/FM stereo. 4 door hatch. Kin phed Open eves Call 462 2225 bedroom condominium ml., asking $1075 Must sail. Cal DODGE DIPLOMAT SALON Highlands 3 bedroom, $360 Futuristic design for the eftIcie link, eter, double dinette, $1000. firm for quick sale. roof. 54,950. 471-0455, 4-9 a.m. HAZLET BY OWNE 7B7-1469. IM2 — Plush, many extras, only FREEHOLD 1 BEDROOM Keansburg 3 bedroom. $500 cv minded. Rounded glass bloc 747-1751 alter 5. VW SOU AR E BACK 1970 — Good MOTHER-DAUGHTER - Ap AMC HORNET 1973 HATCH- 14.S00 miles. 4-cvl., economical. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS — 1- Move in now Only 200 s ' Ha/let Sollt.Level, $600 entrances. 179,900 to W9.~" reliable transportation, (300 potential + 3 bedrooms. On N WANTED — Uied popup BACK — 6 cvl., auto, trans., PS, Must sail, make otter. Call ctoor. 1979, Vlenglne.auto.trans. Home Rentals Bkr 389 1234 Matawan 4 bedrooms, $650 (201.) 291-4IM Air cond., PB/PS, AM/FM radio. firm. Call 219-9154 mornings. camper or motor home. Call air cond.. runs good. Asking $450 47i-347i or uunn HIGHLANDS CONDO — 2 Tinton Falls 3 bedrooms, 1550 M1-IM7. bedrooms, 2 baths, carpeted, al HAZLE T — Why rent? T or best offer. Call 717-3941 VW BUG — 15,000 miles. Clean, MID-STATE Rentals 2M-0TOO Shadow Lake Villas DODGE OART 1971 — 4-cvl.. I OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 19M dependable. Bast cesh offer appliances No pets $500 per mo MATAWAN -- Lovely 3-bedrooi spacious Village Gre ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT lownhouse has 2 bedrooms. 1 A STAR IS BORN... door, runs very good, al Is, SII5 — 4-dr., PS/PB, AC, AM/FM 4111191 orSUim + utilities. Call 2919189 Ranch, I full baths. (Partially Resales I. Rentals sterea, 57.000 ml.. 14500. Call baths, huge country kitchen, ce Also 1949 Pontiec Stetlon Wegon. WERNER DODGE HIGHLANDS HILLS - » furnished) $700 mo. + utilities, runs oood. as Is, 1140. 747-11H. 7477114. Call VECCHIO Realty. 264 9593 Iral air, nominal malntenan CROWELL AGENCY Sales Service bedroom, scenic view, offstree fee. 159,000 FOUR SEASON DODGE 1974 DART SPORT — 1- OLDS CUTLASS 1910 — 45.000 parking, $340 per mo 191 87M MIDDLETOWN HOMES . 741-4030 220 Wanttd ml.. AC, PS/PB, AM/FM llereo £23 REALTORS. 671-5100. Resident Salesperson owner car, 4-cvl. auto.. PS/PB, HIGHLANDS - 2 bedroom No Yards for kids & Pets. 1300 HOLMDEL Automotlv Attract more readership bv Plac- air. new tires, brakes k battery cassette, esc. cond., naw tlras. Home Rentals Bkr 'M9.1234 Helga Stewart 741-4549 ing a STAR at the tot* and/or 55400. Call 741.1191. 300 AutoslorSjl* pets Security, references $390 EDWARD W. COLLINS Jean Mitchell 142-7311 weekends 1 alternator, trans, naw, van* MIDDLETOWN - 3 bedrooi . WE BUY USED CARS — Too bottom of your ad For details, plus utilities 872 0168 or 356 2466 AGENCY 946-. fc evenings. flood cond., asking 11350. PARK CHEVROLET baths, family room, MOO ERA dollar paid. Schwartz call Ihe Dally Register Classified HIGHLANDS — Irooms Private ABILITY DEPENDABILITY Seles Leasing Service-Perls Lincrofl Realtors. 747 J939 SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Chrvi.trPlymouth, 141 W. Front Department, 5411700, beach. $300 + utilities A security HOLMDEL — Homes fro Prime iakefront condo. Enclosed St.. Red Bank 747-OH7 DODGE ARIES 1911 — Station Rt. 44—775-1111—Neptune 87? 1744 MIDDLETOWN - Waterfront (119,900. Acre lots, some wagon, 4-cyl.. auto., AC, eic estate homo with 3-4 bedrooms views, Middtet. • PEUGEOT - Seles Service =B _ 1 Auto ln>ur>ncf teeslnn Parts Mnnmoutfl Mo* 2 1 baths New kitchen, magnif- Group. 5300*00 bedroom., I baths, naw formica AVIS All utilities paid icent views. Old world charr% 1 DODGE OART 1170 < dr . tors, Eatontown. 542-2414. kitchen cabinets. All appliances ALL AUTOS AUDI MOOS 1911 — Cue. cand.. PS/PB. 4 cvl. euto.. original 2-Bedroom Hurry! Just $300 yr lease, $1500 per mo Call HOLMDEL - English Wane silver , blue Inferior. AC. PEUGEOT WAGON 1975 — Home Rentals Bkr 319 1234 House on heavily wooded prope including built-in micro oven, owner, exc. cond., oood llres In- GLORIA NILSON REALTORS, central air 142-itfl. Mr. Auto Insurance auto ,• AM/FM' stereo, low Diesel, slick, mechenlc-ownad. tv (449,900 Heritage House R 25% down, 7 low month tv cluding new snow tires 1700 HIGHLANDS'-Ybedroom. VU5 841 6009 mlteeqe. Call IT1-1S1I. firm. Call between 430-10 p.m , New tires, orekes. shocks, ex- Young Used Kids, pets okay. Rent now altv 946-4646 _ payments. Immediate coverage. haust. Motor groat. 51450 or best MONMOUTH BEACH - 1- 135 Commercial AUDI I001.S 1911 — 1-dr. rum I9H4M. MID-STATE Rentals 283-0100 KEANSBURG DUPLEX - 711 Hwv. 35. Shrewsbury. offer. Call 541-1709 bedroom condo, tennis/pool. well. AM/FM. asking inM. Can DODGE POLARA 19T1 — 4-dr., HIGHLANDS — 60 Bay Ave , I bedrooms, bath, living room Property 1191914. PEUGEOT 505$ DIESEL 1910 — Can bedrooms, $300 plus gas heat rlvtf view WS 870-3976 747-4000 PS/PB, AC. a-cvl, economical, kitchen on each side Completi HOLMDEL RT 35 - for Ml* or BRADLEY 1971 OT II — Best 4 dr.. metallic copper, all power, Efficiency, 1240 Plus gas heat RUMSON - 2 bedroom home, mow tires. H95. Call 74I-IU1. remodeled ft rented, great I lease, Protesilonal office condos, offer. Incl. sun roof a/c. stereo. Suitable for adults, no peti furnished 9-mo lease $625 ERA lull depreciation Asking (59/ 4 units MD'i In other 3. 1170 w 1913 DOOGE 400 ConverleWe - AM/FM. Slick. It mat. 42,000 ml. For Sale ?91 1203. •_ Lincroft Rcaliors, 747 3939 but make me a REASONABL It. Gat heal, central air. Ready m-3241 White with red Interior. Deluxe 54750. firm. Call Uijoal. SHADY OAKS Al' I oder l wilt talk Call 191 4753 tor occupancy on or eboul Feb. , BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET BUHLER 1 UTTER INC. wheel coven. Only driven 410 JENSEN BEACH. FLA -Wa- miles, mm. Call 7471131 PINTO HATCHBACK 1971 — 4 MUNITY - New Villa, 2 K E v POP- T — Sparkling 19M 6-*1-MM; Auto Insurance". Lowest Rales, Plvmouifi-Chrvsler-MG Jeouer cvl.. 4 soeed. runs Mod. UN ar 47 MmBb terfront condo, gorgeous view, bedrooms. 2 baths, living room, furnished, 2-bedroom, pool, dock bedroom. 2 bath, dining roo RED BANK — Fully occupied, Lowest Down. Call 24 hours, 7 DODGE VAN 1947 — Custom besl oiler 717-5114. Itoa] iMt. 7 available. 2-mo. minimum ren- lining room, enclosed porch, ga- .jittf bedroom It* 17, large la 11.000 M. ft. Professional office days, for free quote. If requeued, BUICK CENTURY 1971 — 4-dr . Sportsman, 1-cvl., auto., power tal, available Nov thru April, age Clubhouse privileges. (441.500 Sterling McCanrv Re bldg., central business lone. we deliver to your home im- AC. PS/PB, PW. pwr seets. steering. Good shape. 1700 Call (1200/11500 per mo. 2Q1 721-3240 Estate Brok,r, KtfjM* **»-«». 74I-W4 or 74,Jm. mediate coverage. Call 774.7*73. r>oeds rims, MOO Call S44-H49 7M-W1 before I p.m.