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Dump turns away trash

OVERFLOWING — A dump truck filled with landfill travels upone of the disposal areas at the Tinton Falls dump, as several

THE REGISTER/IRA MARK QOSTIN

hundred seagulls fill the sky By county order, the dump willtemporarily refuse to accept certain kinds of waste

Monmouth County faces garbage pileupBy BOB NEFF

The Register

FREEHOLD — The county dump yes-terday began refusing bulk waste —including spring cleaning and demolitionrefuse — as officials warned that house-hold garbage stockpiling may be-lmmi-'1

nenf? I »If the Tinton Falls landfill closes as

ordered on April 11, county residentsmay be forced to store all their garbagefor two weeks or more, officials said.

Until then, the Tinton Falls landfill isto accept only spoilable materials, suchas household waste and refuse fromhospitals and some businesses, including

restaurants, said Health CoordinatorLester Jargowsky.

Meeting yesterday with municipal of-ficials and private garbage haulers,Freeholder Theodore Narozanick saidnegotiations with the Department ofEnvironmental Protection to open ad-ditional landfill space will resume Mon-

The hfcd of the freeholder's Buildingand Grounds Committee, Narozanick saidthe "ultimate responsibility" for findingan alternative to a landfill that hasreached capacity — and for the accom-panying environmental and healththreats — is with the freeholders.

But he called on each municipality tooblige county requests to delay spring-cleaning pickups and encourage citizens

to withhold all but daily householdwaste.

Narozanick recalled the recent MorrisCounty trash crisis, when residents therewere forced to stockpile garbage for 23days when that county's landfill reachedcapacity.

"If the DEP docs not give approval toreopen theHandfil, end if the landfillcloses at 3:30 on April 11, then we mayvery well have to postpone and cease allcollecting," he said.

Jargowsky has declared the potentialgarbage pileup an imminent healththreat, and the landfill restrictions weremade at his request.

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On olden pondAlex Roland of Middletown knows a good thing when hespots it. The 14-year-old took advantage of his free time.

THE REGISTER/CARL 0 FORINO

a fine fishing hole, a warm spring day and a peaceful placeto ponder. All he needed was a catch of the day.

Officials givedisposal tips

As of yesterday, the countylandfill will not accept bulkywaste and clean-up materials,construction and demolitionmaterials, tires, and leaves inplastic bags

The only waste it will accept ismaterial likely to spoil — house-hold wastes, commercial refusea n d h o s p i t a l w a s t e s .Municipalities are asking thatpaper and any recyclable refusebe stored.

Clean loads of trees and stumpsthat are not mixed with otherwastes will be allowed becausethey are dumped in a separatesite. Officials have offered thefollowing tips:

1 Separate all food and soileddiapers from paper, cans andglass products

2 Use heavy gauge plastic bagsfor storing garbage, anddouble- or triple-bag all foodand soiled diapers

3 Make sure all lids are tightlyplaced on garbage containers

4 To reduce odor and keeprodents away, sprinkle bleach

• or lime inside garbage bagsand containers

5 Store garbage in shadedareas

5 Monitor newspapers and radiofor updates.

f Check with the local municipaloffices for newspaper pickup,if the community offers thatservice

3 Cans and glass can be drop-ped off once a month at thepublic works department incertain municipalities All cansand glass containers shouldbe rinsed out before deposit-ing them

This list was compiled with thehelp olEatontown Borough Adminis-trator Michtel J Trottt and CountyHealth Coordinator Lester W.Jargowsky.

BombingsuspecttrackedBy KERIN HOPE

Associated Press

Health agency: Marlboro Hospitalis improved, but more work neededBy LISA R. KRUSE

The Register

MARLBORO — Marlboro S ta tePsychiatric Hospital has made great stridestoward improving patient care, but still hasa long way to go.

That was the consensus of the MentalHealth Association of Monmouth County,which released a Corrective Action Plandesigned by Marlboro Psychiatric HospitalIn response to concerns presented by theassociation.

The plan discussed corrective steps thehospital has taken In the areas of ov-ercrowding ss well as drug and patientabuse. It also listed certain areas where the

hospital still needs improvement, such atscreening and staffing.

"It's taken two years of pushing for thesame concerns," said Ginger Mulligan,executive director of the association. "Butthis really has been a true communitycooperation with state officials ...

"We're not deluded to think thatMarlboro is a wonderful place. There's notenough money for that kind of institution.We know that. Still, we're guardedly op-timistic."

The association Is a voluntary citizensorganization which advocates improvedcare and treatment of the mentally ill. Fouryears ago, the association assembled afamily support group for people withrelatives at Marlboro Hospital.

The support group brought stories ofabuse to the attention of the Mental HealthAssociation, Mulligan said attempts tonegotiate with earlier hospital adminstra-tions were not successful. So, two years ago,the association began meeting once a monthwith officials from the Department ofHuman Services to discuss those issuesforming a general pattern.

"We were very disappointed with thepace of the hospital in making changes,"said Mulligan. "But we're very pleased withthe positive manner in which they'veresponded."

Dr. David Sorenson, hospital adminis-trator, could not be reached for commentyesterday. His calls were being forwarded

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ATHENS, Greece — The primesuspect in the TWA bomUngspent six hours in the Athenstransit lounge and left on a flightto Beirut minutes before the crip*pled American jet made an emergrency landing nearby, police saidyesterday. ' • - •

Italian police have said thtwoman, traveling under the nameMay Elias Mansur, is a knownterrorist, but a senior Greek se-curity officer said, "We werenever alerted that she was asuspected terrorist."

"According to our records shehadn't been in Greece before.We're trying to trace passengerswho might have noticed her on theAthens-bound flight" of the sameTWA jet Wednesday from Cairo,Nikos Kokkinakis told The As-sociated Press.

The Boeing 727 flew from Cairoto Athens, then to Rome and backto Athens. Officials say the bombexploded as the jet approachedthe Greek capital on the returntrip — under seat 10F, the oneMansur is said to have occupied.

Four Americans were blown outof the plane to their death*through a 9-by-3-foot hole madeby the explosion.

Kokkinakis said Mansur left theTWA plane at Athens, entered thetransit lounge immediately andboarded a Middle East Airlinesflight six hours later. That flighttook off for Beirut minutes beforeCapt. Richard F. Petersen landedthe bombed plane. . .

Officials of Middle East Air-lines, the Lebanese national car-rier, In Beirut would not confirm,that Mansur was aboard Flight264 from Athens on Wednetdsy.

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Not fazed by bottleTEMPE, Aril. (AP) — John

Cougar Melleneajnp, who was hitmi the head and knocked un-conscious by a thrown whiskeybottle at his last concert here fouryears ago, took some precautionsthis time.

Mellencamp paused midwaythrough his first song Thursdaynight and donned a constructionworker's hard hat, "just in caseanybody's got any ideas."

The 34-year-old singer, song-writer and guitarist suffered aseven-stitch cut near his righttemple when a drunken fan hurledthe empty bottle at him during a1982 concert at nearby Sun DevilStadium.

"I forgot this was the town ithappened in," Mellencamp toldabout 8,000 people at the ArizonaSlate University Activity Center."The day after it happened, Iforgot about it. But some peoplereminded me about it recently.They said, 'We're surprised you'recoming back after what hap-pened.' But I just say it's awfullynice to be back in this small townof yours."

Mellencamp later thanked hisaudience and said, 'I'm awfullyglad we made it through tonightwithout an incident."

Kiss and say goodbye. PITTSBURGH (AP) — The rockgroup Kiss, known for itselaborate stagings during con-certs, canceled a performance atthe Civic Arena when a trans-former blew out the lights twohours before the show.

Thousands of disappointedfans, some of them with whitepainted faces, were told to gohome when the lights went offaround 5:30 p.m. Thursday.

Kiss, whose members once dis-guised themselves with paint andmakeup and wore studded leatheroutfits and boots, is on a six-month tour.

Suit of non-recognition

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — TheCalifornia Supreme Court will re-view an appeals court ruling thatallowed "Exo.rcist" author WU-liajn Peter Blatty to sue The New

York Times for an alleged inten-tional or reckless omission of abook from its best-seller list.

Blatty contended he sufferedmore than $3 million in damagesfrom prospective book sales andmovie rights when the Times'omitted his novel, "Legion," fromits list of 15 best-selling books,except for September 1983, whenit cited the novel for one week atthe bottom of the list.

He claimed the newspaper,which promoted the list as areflection of sales at bookstoresnationwide, knew or should haveknown that his book was amongthe top sellers and had a duty toinclude it.

Blatty said the appeals courtruling did not go far enough, andshould have also allowed a suit forunfair business practices andnegligent. reporting. The Timesargued the decision could lead tothousands of suits by authors whofelt unfairly spurned and mightcause papers to drop best-sellerlists.

The 2nd District Court of Ap-peal ruled in December that Blattycould sue for intentional inter-ference with "prospective econ-omic advantage": his potentialrevenue from a best-seller.

The Supreme Court said Thurs-day it will hold a hearing anddecide the issue at a later date.

It's a festival!CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) —

Country music star Willie Nelson, jazz artist Benny Goodman, popsingers Dlonnc Warwick andPatti LaBelle and blues guitaristAlbert King will be among fea-tured performers at the 1986Chattanooga Riverbend Festival.

The June 13-22 festival in-cludes dances, powerboat races,children's films, parades, fire-works, artwork, a road race andtriathlon along with the concerts.

"I can tell you it will be one heckof a good festival," director BruceStorey said this week.

Cash for arms controlATHENS, Greece (AP) — For-

mer West German Chancellor

Helmut Schmidt is to receive$100,000 from the Alexander S.Onassis Foundation for his con-tribution to arms control anddisarmament.

He is one of five people toreceive awards established In1976 in the will of shippingmillionaire Aristotle Onassis inmemory of his only son, who waskilled in a 1973 plane crash.

This year's awards, announcedThursday, will be presented inAthens on June 3.

Songs for the LadyROCHESTER, NY. (AP) — The

popular rock duo of Darryl Halland John Oates plan their onlyU.S. appearance together this yearat a concert to raise funds for therestoration of the Statue of Liber-ty, promoters say.

The May 18 concert, also featur-ing Hury Lewla and the Newt,will be broadcast by satellite fromthe Louisiana Superdome in NewOrleans to more than 100 citiesacross the country, officials saidThursday.

It will cap a day-long festival,said Michael J. Forte of EastmanKodak Co., which is coordinatingthe event.

Pickled candidatesCORONADO, Calif. (AP) — Lib-

yan leader Moammar Khadafy,ousted Haitian leader Jean-Claude Dnvalier and the Philip-pines' former first couple,Ferdinand and Imelda Marco*,were selected by Pickle PackersInternational as candidates for theannual "Person in the BiggestPickle" title. .

William Moore, executive vicepresident of PPI, said Thursdaythe candidates were chosen be-cause they have all, for a varietyof reasons, gotten themselves intoprodigious pickles.

The contenders were selected by150 PPI members at their annualmeeting. The group is made up ofrepresentatives of the pickledvegetable industry.

Moore said PPI members fromthe United States, Canada and 15other nations will be polled tochoose the winner.

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'BRIDAL' PLAYERS — Singer and actor Sting visited actress girlfriend Trudy Styler on the set ofher upcoming movie 'American Bride' yesterday. The movie, directed by Giovanni Soldati, is currentlybeing filmed at the Mayflower Hotel in New York. Sting, who last appeared in the poorly recieved,'The Bride ol Frankenstein,' is reportedly working on a'new album.

Give this man a handPRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP)

— Author John Updike, who firstcame to Prague in 1964, caused astir this week when he returnedfor university lectures and apoetry reading and was greeted byhundreds of fans.

"It has worn out my hand, thelongest line I ever had to signbooks for, very impressive in-

deed," said Updike, 54.With little advance notice, BOO

people turned up at a bookstoreWednesday to get Ms signature.On Thursday, when he gave apoetry reading at AmbassadorWilliam H. Luers' residence at theU.S. Embassy, 800 to 1,000 peopleformed a line stretching to thelocal police station.

A few Czechs were seenclutching books in the English

original, and several others hadbooks in Italian translation.

His books translated into Czechinclude, "The Pigeon Feathers,""Rabbit Run," "The Centaur" and"Off the Farm."

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SATURDAY, APRIL 5,1986

Women's seminar location changed

WEST LONG BRANCH —Hoiunouth College of-ficials said yesterday

that the room has beenchanged for the keynotespeaker's address at today'swomen's seminar, "Dollars andSense: Economic Weil-Beingfor Women."

Joan Wright, director of theNew Jersey Division onWomen, will speak at 10 a.m. Inthe Edison Science Building,Room E-l, on the topic, "AnOverview: The EconomicStatus of New Jersey'sWomen."

Rumson police make drug arrests

RUMSON — Two local menwere charged withpossession of narcotics

Wednesday night, police said.Patrolman Daniel Petrucelli

charged Brian J. Livingston,19, 101 Waterman Ave., andFrank R. Nichols, 18, 20 GrantAve., with possession of lessthan 25 grams of a substancebelieved to be marijuana, andwith possession of an opencontainer of alcohol in a motorvehicle, Sgt. John Lacey said.

Livingston was also chargedwith possession of a substancebelieved to be hallucinogenicmushrooms, Lacey said.

Petrucelli found the two menIn an Illegally parked car onAvenue of Two Rivers at about8:20 p.m., and was assisted inthe arrest by Patrolmen FredShea and Michael Campanella.

Both were released on theirown recognizance. The twosuspects are scheduled to ap-pear In municipal court April 9.

Middletown man charged with arson

RED BANK — A 42-year-old Middletown man hasbeen charged with setting

the Thursday night fire thatgutted a used furniture storeon Shrewsbury Avenue, a RedBank police spokesman saidyesterday.

David Coleman, of NavesinkAvenue, was being held lastnight at the Monmouth CountyJail in lieu of $20,000 bail. Heis expected to be arraignedMonday in Superior Court,Freehold, according to boroughpolice Capt. Robert Clayton.

Coleman was arrested at thescene Thursday by patrolmenRichard Coutu and AurelioRamos, and detained overnightat Red Bank police head-quarters, Clayton said.

After being interrogated byDetectives Sgt. Gary Watsonand Joseph Houffman yester-

day, the Middletown residentwas charged with arson, bur-glary, disorderly conduct,possession of a hypodermicneedle and being under theinfluence of a controlleddangerous substance, Claytonsaid.

Nearly 70 firefighters, in-cluding companies from RedBank and Middletown, battledthe blaze at Red Bank UsedFurniture for nearly 30minutes, before bringing it

' under control. No injuries werereported.

The fire followed anotherarson-related fire in Februarythat destroyed the interior ofthe Shrewsbury Avenue store.Officials are still searching forsuspects in that Feb. 5 fire,according to borough FireMarshal Stanley J. Sickles.

Man stable after stabbingHREWSBURY — A Wall

QWnship man who wasabbed and robbed by •

hitchiker yesterday afternoonwas listed in stable condition inthe surgical intensive care unit

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wallet "wasn't enough" for thehitchiker, who then stabbedHodnett with an 8-Inch ser-rated knife, Hagan said.

The assailant got out of thecar and fled on foot down Obre

Center, Red Bank, last night.:. -SSBftt KMflart, 32V of Wall'.TbwmMp, Mu treaterffor a 4-

" Inch deep stab wound in Ms -abdomen following the 5.40p.m. incident, said ShrewsburyPolice Sgt. James Hagan.

According to police, Hodnetthad picked up a hitchiker infront of the Old Orchard Coun-try Club, Eatontown, where hehad just finished playing agame of golf. The suspect saidhe needed a ride to Red Bankafter Hodnett told him that'swhere he was heading, saidHagan.

Hodnett's car was stopped ata light at the intersection ofRoute 36 and White Streetwhen the suspect demandedmoney at knifepoint. The 130the victim produced from his

. Hodnett managed to get put,,of his ear and walk «o theWalker * Walker £ • ! BsUtebuilding where employeesheard him screaming andcalled police. At the same time,the victim's brother — whowas driving to Red Bank tomeet Hodnett — saw what hadhappened and drove him to thehospital.

The suspect is described as ablack man, about 25 years old,5 feet, 10 inches tall andweighing about 160 pounds,wearing a small moustache andhaving short hair. He waswearing a light-colored jacketand jeans, Hagan said.

Anyone with informationshould contact ShrewsburyPolice at 741-2500.

Judge upholdsofficial's firing

Garbage woesTowns prepare to wait out trash ban

By BOB NEFFThe Register

FREEHOLD — A Superior CourtJudge yesterday upheld Willie J.Hamm's dismissal from theAsbury Park Housing Authority,finding that a local hearing cor-rectly found he used authoritycredit cards for personalpurchases.

Judge Marshall Selikoff alsolifted a restraint keeping Hamm'ssuccessor from assuming thechairmanship, citing concern thatthe authority continue to function.

Following the three-hour hear-ing, Hamm said he would appealthe decision to the AppellateDivision of Superior Court. Hisattorney, Thomas Ashley, said healso will move to reinstate therestraining order.

The City Council in Januaryremoved Hamm from his post asauthority chairman following agrand jury presentment criticizinghim for using an American Ex-press card for personal trips andrestaurant expenses.

Although Hamm was notcharged, County Prosecutor JohnA. Kaye at the time called forHamm to step down, and orderedhim to pay back $ 1,3156.57 alleged-ly owed the authority.

Malcolm V. Carton, appearingyesterday on behalf of the City ofAsbury Park, the City Council andother defendants named in a suitfiled by Hamm, said Hamm has yetto pay back $1307.31.

Hamm has said he has repaid the

money.The City Council in January

voted to remove Hamm from theauthority after an administrativehearing before City AdminstratorSamuel Addeo in which thepresentment was used againstHamm.

In arguments before Selikoff,Ashley said the presentment,which criticized the entireauthority, should not have beenused. Like an indictment, he said,the presentment was not a findingof fact.

And Carton charged that "youcan throw the presentment outand still have more than enough todismiss him," including, he said,records and statements by Hammand Executive Director KennethNixon.

Ashley argued that the chargesagainst Hamm were never statedclearly, and objected that MayorFrank Fiorentino called forHamm's removal before the hear-ing.

Addeo, as a mayoral appoint-ment, may have been in conflict orcreated the appearance of a con-flict by presiding over the hearing,Ashley charged.

Selikoff, however, said statelaw mandates that Addeo presideat the hearing, although he said "It

' may have been better" to appointan independent arbitrator.

Ashley also charged that Hammhas been prosecuted "selectively,"as the presentment criticized theentire authority but initiated hear-ings against Hamm alone.

While officials in MonmouthCounty said they will limit trashpickup in their municipalities,some expressed anger that thecounty has dragged its feet oncoming up with landfill alterna-tives.

Town officials said they willabide by the directive issued yes-terday morning by the free-holders, and said their major tasknow is getting the information totheir residents — especially sincemany of the towns are beingforced to cancel their scheduledspring pickups.

According to the directive, allbulky waste, construction anddemolition materials, tires andbagged leaves or clippings will notbe collected, and only householdwaste and refuse from restaurantsand hospitals will be collected.

Residents are advised to storethe material or take advantage oflocal recycling centers for specificitems.

Aberdeen"We're not going to panic over

this, we're just going to prepare,"Aberdeen Township ManagerMark Coren said after attendingthe countywide meeting. Corensaid alternatives will be discussedat the council meeting Tuesdaynight.

Atlantic Highland*Officials hope to alert the public

of the new regulations through thePolice Department, newspapersand the community bulletin boardoutside Borough Hall. Fliers ex-plaining the regulations have beenissued to borough businessowners, said Councilman RobertSutton.

Colts NeckThe town does not have its own

municipal garbage collection, butprivate services have said they.(tffi. cooperating with the countydirective.

EatontownNearly 3,000 leaflets will be

distributed in a door-to-doorcampaign to tell borough residentstheir bulk garbage will not becollected.

Residents should also beprepared to store their householdgarbage for three to four weeks ifthe county reclamation centerdoes not reopen.

Curbside newspaper pickup onMondays will continue, as will therecycling program for glass, paperand cans at the Lewis Street PublicWorks Department on the thirdSaturday of each month.

Fair HavenIf people in Fair Haven cooper-

ate, the garbage crisis will be aboon to the town's new state-funded recycling program.Borough Administrator WilliamRue said he probably will send outleaflets to residents telling them toseparate their garbage and putonly perishable items out for col-lection.

The next curbside pickup ofrecyclables in Fair Haven will be

,, Wednesday, starting at 7 a.m., forhomes in the eastern portion oftown, Maple through Buena Vistaavenues. A new shed fornewspapers just opened this weekat the borough garage, wherealuminum and glass containersalso can be dropped into theirrespective bins at any time, saidEnvironmental CommissionChairwoman Eleanor Ellis.

FarmingdaleFarmingdale officials have not

yet decided how they will com-municate the directive to resi-dents, said Borough Clerk LauriFinger.

HazletHazlet residents will probably

receive flyers in the mall explain-ing how to store garbage tominimize odors and repel animals,and urging them to separate theirgarbage, said Health Officer Rob-ert Scapicio.

HighlandsBorough Administrator Herb

Hartsgrove said the county direc-tive will be complied with and thatdiscussions with area businesses

INSPECTION — Members of the MonmouthCounty Sheriff's Department and investigators from

THE REGISTER/IRA MARK GOSTIN

the Health Department stop and inspect trucks inTinton Falls yesterday to check their contents

have begun. Curbside pickup ofnewspapers has changed fromevery Wednesday of the month tothe second and fourth Wednes-days of each month.

HolmdelHolmdel does not have its own

municipal garbage pickup, anduntil further notice, the town hascanceled its large-item drop-off itsponsors once a month.

Jack Coughlin, township admin-istrator, said some in the countywarned of impending problems atthe landfill, but those caveats fellon deaf ears. Also, he said, a redflag goes up immediately whenthere is talk of building a newlandfill because of the "NIMBY"or "Not In My Backyard" syn-drome.

"Politically the reaction isalmost violent," Coughlin said. Healso said he was disappointed thecounty did not take more forcefulaction and order residents to notplace bulky waste out for collec-tors, Instead of shifting thatburden to the towns.

HowellSince Howell Township doesn't

provide its own garbage pickup,private hauling contractors areresponsible for informing resi-dents of the best procedure tofollow, said Township Adminis-trator Robert Bowden.

However, township officials areconcerned about a spring cleanupfor bulk items scheduled for April14, he said.

"We can postpone it a month orcancel it since things seem veryclouded as to what will happenright now," Bowden said.

A third option would be toproceed with the cleanup, stock-piling the material on a fieldadjacent to the Department ofPublic Works garage until thelandfill is open, he added.

A discussion on the crises topsthe agenda for Monday night'sTownship Committee meeting,Bowden said.

"Sooner or later they're going torun out of room to bury it any-way," he said, and added that anoption such as resource recovery,a process which burns garbageinto energy, should have beenexplored.

ManalapanThe town has no collection ser-

- vice of its own, and it has calledoff its spring cleanup on April 14,and also closed it dumpsters forlarge items on Tennent Road.

Township Administrator Ken-neth Hetrick agreed that the land-fill issue should have been re-solved long before this, but said itmay give municipalities the im-petus to begin recycling efforts.

MarlboroMarlboro Township will be

sending flyers home from schoolwith children, distributing them atlenior citizen housing develop-ments and placing notices in localnewspapers informing residentshow they can dispose of theirgarbage.

"We want residents to know thehaulers will only pick up kitchengarbage," said Peggy Danza, aideto Mayor Saul Hornik. "Theyshould stockpile their leaves andother bulky items until the emerg-ency is over."

KeyportMayor Edward C. Flynn met

with Borough Administrator JohnJ. Kennedy last night to dicuss theborough's plan for complying withthe county directive.

He said his office will issue aflyer asking ail residents to coop-erate until the dumping ban islifted.

Little SilverBorough Administrator Stephen

Greenwood attended the meetingfor Little Silver. He said he willrecommend no plan of action butwill report to the Borough Councilat its meeting Monday night.

Long BranchCity residents may find them-

selves less-cluttered than otherssince the town has been picking upbulk items every Wednesday, asopposed to other towns whichhave an annual spring cleanup.

Under the directive, however,that service is canceled indefinite-ly and the town's garbage servicewill only pick up household trash.Disposed appliances will still becollected for recycling purposes atthe town's Junkyard.

Although the town may be in abetter position than its counter-parts, Director of Public WorksJohn Ferraro still had some criti-cal words for the county and saidit should have anticipated landfillproblems at Tinton Falls.

MatawanAn advisory to Matawan resi-

dents asking them to put out onlydecomposable items will be postedin the marquee outside BoroughHall, Borough AdministratorMichael Piperno said. The matterwill be brought up at a CouncilMeeting Tuesday, he said.

MiddletownResidents here have private col-

lection, but Administrator HerbertBradshaw advised residents tofollow the guidelines laid down bythe county.

Monmouth BeachThe borough will collect only

"garbage-garbage," said clerkBonnie Moore arid has canceled itsspring cleanup scheduled forMonday.

OceanportPrivate collectors in Oceanport

will follow the county directive.

Red BankThe one bright spot for Red

Bank residents in the currenttrash crunch is that since bulkrefuse Is regularly picked up everyWednesday, the piles that arelikely to accumulate in backyardsand open lots countywide won't bequite as high In the borough,Mayor Michael J. Arnone said.

The mayor conceded that theborough, which handles its owngarbage collection, does not havemuch choice as far as complyingwith the county directive.

Residents will be notified ofchanges in pickup schedules andother Impending inconveniencesthrough advertisements In thenewspapers, Arnone said.Borough health officials will alsobe prepared to deal with thesituation, and Arnone said ex-pressed confidence that "we'llmanage the problem."

The borough has tried to findother options for disposing of Itstrash, such as sending it to other

counties, and "they all came upnegative," he said.

RumsonIn Rumson, people will have to

save their large junk items such asrefrigerators and old furniture alittle longer. The cleanup daywhen such items are collected thatwas scheduled for May 5 willprobably be postponed, saidBorough Administrator GarySammon, who also plans to placesmall display advertisements innewspapers next week urging?residents' help in the crisis.

Sea BrightWhile still formulating plans for

getting the word out to residents,the borough said it will follow thecounty directive and collect onlyhousehold garbage. Also, saVCCouncilwoman Teresa Brearley,the bulk pickup scheduled for thefirst Monday of each month is sailin effect.

ShrewsburyIn Shrewsbury, Councilwoman

Arlene Stump said she will urgethe borough to send a letter to thestate Department of Environmenttal Protection urging it to extendthe life of the original section ofthe landfill until a new phase canbe properly prepared. { .

Judging from yesterday's meeKingySaid Stump, a member of thePublic Works Committee, otheron{ioas "just don't make sense."For example, shipping the trash toPennsylvania wouldn't work be-cause it would take six weeks forborough vehicles to get dumpingpermits, Stump said.

Tinton FallsResidents will be issued written

notification of the new regulationsduring their scheduled trash col-lections on Monday and Tuesday,said Mayor Joseph Poremski.

"We will have a pickup* *Oeverything we can deliver t*-tHalandfill on Monday (and Tues-day)," said Poremski, adding,"We'll try to accommodate theresidents as much as we can withthis new surprise regulation fromthe county."

Union BeachTrash collection in the borough

will continue on a regular basis,however, residents are beingasked to keep large non-perishable items stored on theirproperty, according to MayorCarmine Stopplello.

"I don't really think It's that bigof a problem," Stopplellosaid,"But we will be asking resi-dents to store non-persishableItems in their yard until this isover. We can't have large Itemsleft out at the curb."

He said he has asked police andfire officials to help alert residentsto the countywide dumping ban.

West Long BranchMayor Frank "Clint" Sorrenttno

of West Long Branch said he'sannoyed the state and countydidn't plan ahead better.

"I think it's ridiculous, No. 1,that they're not ready for us (withthe landfill's second phase) andNo. 2, that the state is being tostringent," Sorrentlno said.

Residents there, too, will reoetveletters sometime next week, Sor-rentlno said.

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Garbage -•—Continued from Page 1A

The superintendent of thereclamation center, John Gray,joined Jargowsky and Narozanickat the conference attended byabout 75 municipal officials andgarbage haulers at the MonmouthCounty Court House, here.

Gray said out-of-countyalternatives to thy reclamationcenter are unlikely, as the countyhandles more than 500 garbagetrucks daily.

And for local haulers to travel tolandfills outside of New Jersey,they said, requires state certifica-tion most trucks don't have. Thatcertification, said one hauler,takes six to eight weeks to obtain.

Narozanick said an agreementwith an Ocean County landfill to

Suspect

Developers pursue condominium plantake Monmouth waste now inreturn for Monmouth's acceptanceof Ocean waste in the futurewould take approval from theDEP, both landfills, and free-holders from both counties.

Locally, the DEP has denied arequest to renew the environmen-tal permit allowing the county todump at Phase I of the landfill,which closed in 1986. That portionof the landfill has no lining top r e v e n t l e a c h i n g In togroundwater.

The DEP granted a request tocontinue dumping at Phase II, butonly through April 11. The dumpis now at capacity.

The replacement for that dump,a fourth section of Phase II, is not

expected to be lined until mid-May. And when it rains, construc-tion there Is delayed, saidNarozanick.

Narozanick said the portion ofPhase II in use now will close onWednesdays during the crisis. Thefreeholders will not close it onSaturdays as first suggested,Narozanick said, because sometowns collect garbage only onSaturdays and Wednesdays.

During the crisis, Narozanicksaid the freeholders will maintainconstant communication tomunicipalities through the policeteletype.

"I was up on the landfill lastnight," said Gray. "It was fright-ening, it was filling up so quickly."

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A statement denying involve-ment in the bombing, purportedlysigned by Mansur, was dis-tributed yesterday to reporters inthe north Lebanon city of Tripoli.

It said she "had nothing to dowith" planting the bomb andwould sue everyone "who falselyaccused" her of it.

There was no way to determinewhether the statement wasauthentic.

A Christian Beirut radio sta-tion, the Voice of Lebanon, saidMansur had returned to Lebanonand was a member of the Revol-utionary Brigades terrorist group.

The radio quoted unidentifiedsources as saying she is aLebanese Christian, the widow ofa Druse militiaman known as AbuNisrin who was killed last year inLebanon's civil war. It saidMansur is her maiden name.

According to the radio, shedivides most of her time between

Moslem west Beirut and the vil-lage of Qbayat in the Syrian-controlled Bekaa Valley of east-em Lebanon.

Various police reports say thewoman is about 30 years old, witha slight limp.

Steve Heckscher, TWA spokes-man in Athens, said: "She is theprime suspect. That's the leadingsupposition."

He said the woman underwent abody search at the Cairo airportby an Egyptian policewoman "aspart of routine securitymeasures" and her luggage wassearched by Egyptian and TWAsecurity.

Mansur checked in late at Cairoand was driven to the Boeing 727by a TWA official in a companycar, according to Egyptian secur-ity, officials. One official, speak-ing on condition of anonymity,said the passenger list was check-ed after the bombing and nosuspicions were raised about any

passenger.Sally McElwreath, a TWA

spokeswoman in New York, said areview found no breaches of se-curity procedures at the Cairo,Rome and Athens airports.

She said Mansur was "subjectedto the most rigorous of checks"and was driven to the planebecause the shuttle bus assignedto the flight already had left forthe aircraft.

Body searches of passengersare not uncommon in Cairoparticularly of Lebanese andPalestinians.

A group calling itself the ArabRevolutionary Cells claimed re-sponsibility for planting thebomb. Palestinian sources fam-iliar with terrorist operations saidThursday that was a new nameused by Abu Nidal, the terroristleader widely blamed for the Dec.27 airport massacres at Rome andVienna.

OBITUARIESHaviland, Stanley A.Layton, Arthur C.Roian, Catherine G.Wine, PaulWilley. Helen C.Young, Benjamin J.

Benjamin J. YoungIk'njaminJ. Young,'67, of Cocoa,

Kla, died Thursday at AdairMedical Center in Rockledge, Fla.

Burn in Bloomfield, Mr. Younglived in I'nion Beach before mov-ing to Florida in 1973.

He had been a maintenancesupt-rviser with N.L. Industriesfor 20 before his retirement in1370.

He was an exempt member ofthe Union Hose Company firedepartment. He was also a memberof the Drum and Bugle Corps ofI'nion Beach and the RecreationCommission of Union Beach.

He was a communicant of HolyKiiinily Roman Catholic Church inI nion Beach.

Surviving are two sons, BrianYoung of Union Beach and DavidYoung of Manalapan; two daugh-ters, Betty Jean Chandler of UnionBeach and Carolyn Young ofCocoa, Fla; two brothers, FrankYoung of Middletown and MichaelYoung of New Brunswick; twosisters, Ann Monroe of Hollywood,Fla. and Madeline Ader ofllingham, Mass.; and eight grand-children.|The Day Funeral Home, Key-

ptort. is in charge of arrangements.

| Paul Wiese, 84, of Belford diedyesterday at home.J Born in Hanover, Germany, Mr.

Weise came to the U.S. in 1923,living in Newark before moving toBelford in 1965. .JHe had been a butcher for

Hbbotos in Belford for three yearsbjefore his retirement in 1981.Prior to that, he had been a self-employed butcher in Newark for^0 years.

• Surviving are his wife, Helenftisar Weise; two sons, Paul Weiseat Union and Fred Weise of Tustin,Calif.; a daughter, MarianneIJabstedt of Kendall Park; a sister,Marta Papendorp of Washington,0•('•: eight grandchildren; and onel|reat-grandson.

'. The John F. Pfleger FuneralGome, Middletown, is in charge ofarrangements.

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Catherine G. RonanCatherine G. Ronan, 75, of West

Long Branch died yesterday inAtlantic Highlands Nursing Home,Atlantic Highlands.

Born in Oceanport, Mrs. Ronanlived in Long Branch before mov-ing to West Long Branch 53 yearsago.

She was a member of St. JeromeRoman Catholic Church in WestLong Branch.

Her husband, William S. Ronan,died in 1967

Surviving are two daughters,Mary Ann Foy of Long Branch andCatherine McGrail of Highlands; abrother, Richard Moran of LittleSilver; a sister, Mary MacGregor ofLong Branch; and seven grand-children.

The Woolley Funeral Home,Long Branch, is in charge ofarrangements.

Arthur C. LaytonArthur C. Layton, 82, of Long

Branch died Thursday in Mon-mouth Medical Center, LongBranch.

Born in Lakewood, Mr. Laytonlived in Rumson before moving toLong Branch a year ago.

He had been employed by theDuncan Thecker Association inTinton Falls before his retirementin 1969.

He was a exempt member of theRumson Fire company. He wasalso a member of the Civil Defensecorps of World War II to theborough of Rumson.

His wife, Alice Shaw Layton,died in 1969. His son, ArthurLayton Jr., died in 1984.

Surviving are a daughter, DorisWetzel Layton of Long Branch; abrother, Joseph Layton of Miami,Fla; two sisters, Vivian Stout ofOakhurst and Marion Morgensternof Newington, Conn.; six grand-children; and ten great-grand-children.

The Hoffman Funeral Home,Long Branch, is in charge ofarrangements.

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LONG BRANCH — Dormantdevelopment plans for a tract atBrighton and Ocean avenue* inWest End are being revived aftermore than five years, officialssaid.

The DeMatteis Organization ofLong Island scaled down itsprevious plan for a high-rise with414 apartments. Now, the de-velopment company is pursuingplans to build 146 condominiumson Its 6- to 7- acre oceanfronttract.

DeMatteis spokesman AnthonyVaccarello said his company hasbeen having informal discussionswith city officials, who appearedto favor the plan.

"They'd finally like to see some-thing go there," he said. "They'llbe townhouse-type structures.It's a beautiful site. It'll makeeveryone feel that they're livingon the water."

Vaccarello said the con-dominiums are expected to bemore marketable than the high-rise units. While city officials saidthe high-rise project failed tomaterialize because DeMatteiscould not get financing for it,Vaccarello said the primaryproblem was that the units wouldnot have been marketable.

City officials said DeMatteis hasachieved a financing package forthe condominium buildings.

Vaccarello said his company isnot ready to release more infor-mation on the project. Company

officials plan to consult with thelr_architect next week and finalize 'the number of condominiums t h e mwill seek to build.

Although the high-rise plan hadbeen approved by the PlanningBoard, city officials commented^,that the new plan is much more_acceptable. '

City Director of Planning CarlTurner said DeMatteis will have toseek approval from the Board ofAdjustment this tune around, be-cause the land is zoned only forhigh-rise residential buildings,hotels and motels. DeMatteis willrequire a use variance to permittownhouses, Turner said. Headded that DeMatteis may alsoneed approval under the state'sCoastal Area Facilities ReviewAct.

Marlboro

Stanley A. HavilandStanley A. Haviland, 84, of

Little Silver died yesterday in theMediCenter, Red Bank.

Born in Red Bank, Mr. Havilandlived in there most his life beforemoving to Little Silver a year ago.

He had been an engineer withAT&T in New York for 42 yearsbefore his retirement in 1966.

He was a member and pastpresident on the Board of Educa-tion at Red Bank High School forseveral years.

He was a member of TrinityEpiscopal Church in Red Bank.

Surviving are his wife, the for-mer Laura Barrett; five sons: NealB. Haviland of Fair Haven, Dean P.Haviland of Allendale, Karl D.Haviland of North Ferrisburg, Va ,Mart L. Haviland of Little Silverand Stanley A. Haviland Jr. ofBethlehem Pa.; a daughter, SherryMcHeffey of Rumson; a sister,Mrs. Edgar Denise of Fair Haven;17 grandchildren; eight step-grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.

The Worden Funeral Home, RedBank, is in charge of arrange-ments.

Helen C.WiUeyHelen Cecilia Willey of Holmdel

died yesterday at home.Born in Plainfield, Mrs. Willey

lived in Middletown before movingto Holmdel 15 years ago.

Survivng are her husband,Walter H. Willey; a son, Robert B.Willey, Ph.D., of Chicago; a daugh-ter, Laurace Hogan of Middletown;a brother, Gerard Baerman ofMassachusetts; a granddaughter;and three great-grandchildren.

The John E. Day Funeral Home,Red Bank, is in charge of arrange-ments.

Continued from Page 1Ato the state Department of HumanServices. However, departmentspokesman Stephanie Robertson-Thomas declined comment.

Following are some of the hospi-tal's problems and corrective ac-tions, according to the report.

OvercrowdingThe problem• Units were built to house a

maximum of 50 patients. Thehospital was housing 70 or morepatients. That meant cots had tobe placed in dayrooms and offices.

In addition, 70 patients oftenwere cared for by five staffmembers, the minimum staff foreach cottage. Patients becamemore restless and agitated; therewere increased incidences offights.

• The hospital received a courtorder to lock all cottages becauseof the community's fear concern-ing the increased number of elope-ments, or patient walkaways.

"There should be a balancebetween the patients' need and thecommunity's right to safety," saidMulligan. "Many patients whowere not dangerous had to belocked up."

The solution• One cottage for all dangerous

patients Is being built, and shouldbe ready for completion betweenJuly and October of this year. Thiscottage will house up to 30 pa-tients and have increased staffingand extra security measures onthe doors and windows.

The hospital has opened anothercottage with an additional 30beds. And, in 1987, the "Doctor'sCircle" will be converted intopatient housing. The "Doctor'sCircle," so named' because physi-cians lived there, consists of 10cottages. The cottages will houseup to eight patients who are in theprocess of being released.

There is now an average of 50patients per cottage. The ideal is30.

• The hospital unlocked threecottages for patients who weregetting ready to be discharged.Plans to unlock a fourth cottagewere postponed, however, whensome of the patients there provedan elopement risk, Mulligan said.

StaffingThe problem• Marlboro traditionally has

been the lowest -s taf fedpsychiatric hospital in New Jer-sey, and the state has admitted itis understaffed by 40 employees,Mulligan said.

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ATTENTION RED BANK RESIDENTSALL BULK PICK UP APPOINTMENTS ONWEDNESDAYS ARE CANCELLED UNTILFURTHER NOTICE DUE TO CLOSING OF MON-MOUTH COUNTY RECLAMATION CENTER. THEPUBLIGHS ASKED, THAT ON THEIR NORMALCOLLECTION DAY, ONLY HOUSEHOLDGARBAGE BE PLACED AT THE CURB FOR COL-LECTION. NO BULK ITEMS, PAPER, BOTTLES,CANS, LEAVES OR BRANCHES CAN BE AC-CEPTED.YOUR GOOPERATION WILL BE GRATEFULLYAPPRECIATED. FOR ADDITIONAL INFOR-MATION PLEASE CONTACT DEPARTMENT OFPUBLIC UTILITIES AT 530-2770

In addition, the overcrowdingand the locked cottages led toresentment among staff memberswho had to act more like guardsthan health-care professionals,Mulligan said.

"It became very difficult forstaff members to do treatment andaddress safety concerns,"Mulligan said. "Our staff is highlymotivated, but they found it dif-ficult to do their jobs."

• There were reports that somephysicians at the hospital had notreceived the necessary accredita-tion.

The solution• The hospital has agreed to

hire 12 more substance abusecounselors and will try to hireothers.

• The hospital began an internalreview of all its physicians'credentials. The report is expectedin two weeks.

Patient abaseThe problem• There were reports that pa-

tients had been restrained "inap-propriately." Patients who hadbeen considered "nuisances" or"pests," or who had interruptedconversations, had their wristsand ankles bound with Velcro.

• There were reports of fight-ing, etc., but any complaints frompatients were handled by only onepart-time patient advocate.

The solution• The hospital has agreed that

restraints should be used only inlife-threatening situations.

• There are now two full-timepatient advocates.

ScreeningThe problemMore than half of the patients

are between 18 and 36 years old.It was estimated that 60 percent ofthose admitted had a secondarydiagnosis of some substanceabuse. Still, little drug screeninghad been done at the hospital.

The solutionAs of a month ago, the hospital

began screening more patients andhas agreed to do more.

"We're still very dissatisfied,"Mulligan said.

Drug traffickingThe problem• Drug abuse has been a serious

problem at the hospital. Patientswere returning from outside visitswith narcotics, and visitors werereported to be sneaking narcoticson the hospital grounds, Mulligansaid.

• There were reports that asmall percentage of the staff wasselling drugs.

• Incident reports never in-cluded information about relateddrug or alcohol abuse.

Mulligan said the families wereso upset, they were consideringholding a candlelight vigil to bringtheir concerns to the attention ofthe state Department of HumanServices.

The solution• All employees will receive

statewide training and conscious-ness-raising on the symptoms ofdrug abuse.

• Sorenson has issued a letter toall employees saying that drugabuse will not be tolerated onhospital grounds.

• An anonymous 24-hour hot-line was set up with the Marlboropolice force for suspicions of drugtrafficking.

• The hospital Employee As-sistance program, where staff canreceive counseling for mentalhealth problems or drug orsubstance abuse, has been ex-panded from one to four days aweek.

• The newly created Drugs onGrounds Committee has seen to itthat all incident reports includewhether or not substance abusewas involved.

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THE STATESlain nurse's boyfriend arrested

SOMERVILLE (AP) — Thelive-in boyfriend of anurse whose body was

found in a canvas suitcasepulled from the Passalc Riverlast week was arrested in Cali-fornia yesterday and will becharged with the murder,authorities said.

"I think he was somewhattaken by surprise," MorrisCounty Prosecutor Lee Trum-bull said of 20-year-old JamesMadison, who was arrestedabout 11:46 a.m. EST outsidean Oceanside, Calif, plantwhere he had been working asa computer operator.

Authorities on Wednesdayissued an arrest warrant forMadison in connection with thebludgeoning death of 25-year-old Terry Lee Wells, whosebody was discovered March 26

in East Hanover, Morris Coun-ty, by a man walking along theriver.

Wells was murdered on oraround Jan. 26, about the timethe couple were heard having aloud argument in the NorthPlainfleld apartment theyshared, said Somerset CountyProsecutor Nicholas Bissell.

Relatives and friends saidMiss Wells, who moved Into theapartment with Madison inAugust after dating him forabout two years, had beentrying to break off the rela-tionship for some time, he saidduring a news conference.

Bissell said Madison was ar-rested by three detectives, onefrom his office and one eachfrom state and North Plainfieldpolice after an Intensive in-vestigation.

Mayor resorts to 'dirty' politics

WASHINGTON TOWN-SHIP (AP) — Politicalmudslinging has taken a

literal turn when the mayordumped two piles of dirt infront of the council president— just to make a point.

Mayor John W. Robertson Jr.set down the soil at Thursdaynight's council meeting, alleg-ing that the son of one of hispolitical foes has used poorquality materials in a com-munity recreation area.

Standing before councilPresident Leonard Simmons,Robertson pulled two glass jarsfrom a bag and emptied the dirton the table. One jar containedu high quality "infield mix" ofsoil and the other, allegedly

taken from a ballfleld at QuayPark, contained hard soil androck.

Robertson said he sent sam-ples of the ballpark's dirt to aRutgers University laboratoryto determine if It meets specifi-cations.

At the mayor's prompting,the council agreed to inspectthe park and possibly withhold$15,605 owed to the contrac-tor, Marsella Bros. Inc. ofGlassboro

Richard Marsella, a Demo-cratic councilman and father ofAssemblyman AnthonyMarsella, who is a part-ownerof the contracting firm, calledthe gesture dirty politics.

New section added to 'Hands' route

CAMDEN (AP) — Asouthern spur has beenadded to the New Jersey

route of "Hands Across Ameri-ca" after residents petitionedto be included in next month'sfund-raiser for the nation'shungry and homeless.

Organizers hope that some 6million people will form ahuman chain from New York toLos Angeles on May 26.

In New Jersey, the 88-mileroute originally ran from FortLee to Trenton and then westinto Pennsylvania.

But organizers decided toadd a 16-mile spur fromCamden to Haddon Townshipafter residents in the arealobbied for the expansion.

It will take 120,000 people tocover the Fort Lee-Trentonroute, and another 22,000 forthe added spur, organizers

said."We're very happy to add

Camden to the route," saidEmma Byrne, spokeswomanfor the New Jersey head-quarters of the event.

"Camden and Newark aretwo cities that know what it'slike to have a population ofpoor and homeless people. Andthese are just the areas theproject is trying to help," shesaid.

Participants must buy theirplace in line for at least $10

"I Intend to be on the line andI encourage the people of SouthJersey to come out and joinme," said Camden MayorMelvin R. Primas.

The spur will run from theBen Franklin Bridge intoCamden, Collingswood, Pen-nsauken, Cherry Hill, Haddon-field and Haddon Township.

2 arrested after track meet brawl

SALEM (AP) — Authoritieshave charged an 18-year-old man and a juvenile

with assault and disorderlyconduct following a melee thaterupted during a high schooltrack meet Tuesday in whichfour athletes were injured.

Vincent Summiel, of Salem,was charged on Thursday withtwo counts of disorderly con-duct and one count of assault,police said. A 17-year-oldmale, who was not identified,was charged with two countseach of assault and disorderlyconduct, according to the office

of police Chief Robert Kelly.Summiel was held in Salem

County Jail in lieu of $1,000ball and the 17-year-old wascommitted to the juvenile de-tention center in Clarksboro.

Four members of the King-sway Regional High School inGloucester County were

treated for minor Injuries andreleased from Sacred HeartMedical Center in Chester, Pa.,following the fracas and fiveother team members were as-saulted but uninjured, accord-ing to Kingsway athletic direc-tor Tony Barchuk.

Man convicted of attempted murder

MAYS LANDING (AP) —A Superior Court juryyesterday convicted a

23-year-old man of chargesthat he arranged for an ac-quaintance to brutally attackhis parents in their luncheonet-te and pandemonium broke outin the courthouse.

Family members of JawadMelhem of Brigantine, the de-fendant, stood up andscreamed after the Jury foundhim guilty of 11 of the 14counts with which he wascharged, Including conspiracy

to commit murder and at-tempted murder.

"We're behind you, baby!"they shouted.

Melhem, who takes Dllantinto control his epilepsy, shookand twitched as the verdictwas read. He faces up to 70years In prison when he issentenced.

Everyone who entered thecourtroom of Judge Arthur V.Guerrera was searched beforethe verdict was delivered afterabout nine hours of delibera-tions over two days.

College inaugurates new president

WAYNE (AP) — WilliamPaterson College's newpresident vowed at his

Inauguration yesterday to con-tinue to seek excellence for thecollege'! students and

1 teachers.

"I come to you today as awilling leader, an eager col-league," said Arnold Speert,who was appointed In Septem-ber 1986. "For the past' 18years, my life has been Inter-twined with and affected bythe growth and development ofthis Institution,"

Speert, 40, is the sixth presi-

dent of the college and theyoungest president In Its his-tory. He served as academicvice president for six yearsbefore taking his present post.Speert first came to the collegeas an assistant professor ofchemistry.

He replaced Seymour C.Hyman, who retired In August1986 after serving as collegepresident since March 1977.

Speert graduated from CityCollege of the City Universityof New York. He received hisPh.D. from Princeton Univer-sity.

Liquor liability curb urgedBy NICHOLAS G. KATSARELASAssociated Press

TRENTON — Bar, restaurantand liquor store owners urged anAssembly committee yesterday toapprove legislation that wouldmake it tougher to sue those whoserve alcohol.

Supporters of the laws say theywould help bring down sky-rocketing liability Insurancepremiums. But some citizens'groups oppose the measures,claiming there's no proof the billswould lower insurance costs.

"We don't believe their reliefshould come at the expense of thevictim," said Donna Ferrante,state coordinator for i MothersAgainst Drunk Drivers.

The Assembly Law, Public Safe-ty and Defense Committee yester-day considered but took no actionon a host of measures. The legis-lation sets strict conditions underwhich someone injured because ofan intoxicated person could suethe establishment or individualwho served the alcohol.

The philosophy behind the legis-lation is that by reducing theability for servers of alcohol to besued, their insurance risk won't beas high and insurance companieswill reduce the premiums forliquor liability.

UndiT current law, a tavern, baror restaurant would be held legal-ly responsible for injuries due to adrunken patron if the victimproves the server knew or shouldhave known the patron was intox-icated.

Under a bill sponsored by As-semblyman Thomas Shusted, R-Camden, the victim could not sueunless it could be proven thecustomer exhibited clear and con-vincing signs of intoxication, ahigher standard of proof.

Bills introduced by As-semblymen Walter Kern, R-Bergen and John Penn, R-Somer-set, would prevent the drunkenpatron from suing the establish-ment for injuries or propertydamage suffered as a result of hisintoxication. There is no suchprohibition now.

The bills proposed by Kern and

Penn would also prevent apassenger in a car of a visiblyIntoxicated person from suing theserver.

Penn said the measures "helpput the responsibility on the con-sumer, rather than the personselling the beverage."

Fred Guarnieri, president of theNew Jersey Liquor Stores Associa-tion, endorsed the legislation,which he said will bring downinsurance premiums and limit a"national disaster."

He cited an example where aliquor store did $1 million worthof business in a year but paid out$900,000 in liability insurance.The high costs of getting insurancecoverage has forced more than 90percent of package liquor dealersin the state to drop all insurancecoverage, said Guarnieri, whosegroup represents about 2,000companies and dealers.

His concerns were echoed byNancy Kelly, executive vice presi-dent of the New Jersey RestaurantAssociation, which represents3,000 restaurants. She said thatwhile the difficulty of some other

industries and municipalities toget affordable liability insurancehas occurred only recently, al-cohol servers have felt the crunchfor the last three years.

"The restaurant and bar indus-try is literally on the verge ofdisaster," she said.

But . Ferrante, of MothersAgainst Drunk Drivers, said thatsimilar legislation passed in otherstates has not forced down hubility insurance rates.

Lorraine Roy, state coordinatorof Remove Intoxicated Drivers,said the approval of the measureswould make beverage servers a"privileged class in our state "

"We are fearful that these billswill further victimize those whowill have suffered in the path ofdrunk drivers," she said.

Also opposing the measures wasthe New Jersey State.fyir Associa-tion. Philip Kirschner, assistantexecutive director of the associa-tion, said the bills would circum-vent the efforts made by theLegislature and the state to dis-courage drunken drivers.

Officials stress measles shotsBy ART DAMIELSAssociated Press

LYNDHURST — Faced with oneof the nation's worst measlesepidemic in years, state officialsyesterday urged municipal healthofficers to step up vaccinations ofyoung children and said somedeaths are expected if the diseasecontinues to spread as rapidly asit has.

Since Nov. 15, more than 600cases of rubeola, or seven-daymeasles, have been reported innorthern New Jersey, promptingstate health officials Thursday todeclare a health emergency inseven counties. The majority ofthe victims are pre-school chil-dren, officals have said.

Of 70 hospitalized patients, 30have developed pneumonia andone is suffering from encephalitis,a swelling of the brain, said Dr.William Parkin, an epidemiologistwith the state Health Department.

Parkin told some 100 municipalhealth officials at a meeting herethat they should check records atday care centers, head start facili-ties and nursery schools to makesure all the children have beenimmunized.

Under state law, children at-tending schools and pre-schoolfacilities must be vaccinated, saidLeigh Cook, a spokeswoman forthe Health Department.

However, she said, despite theemergency declaration state of-ficials cannot order the parents ofpre-school children staying athome to be vaccinated.

Health Commissioner Dr. J.Richard Goldstein has not orderedany schools closed, but Cook saida day care center in Jersey Cityhas been shut down since theepidemic began.

Jerse*y City, a city of more thai223,000 people across the HudsonRiver from New York City, is thecenter of the epidemic.

TEARFUL TOT — Deandre Trent, 8 months, letsout a wail as Dr. John Porter gives her a measles

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Marshall deniednew trial requestBy ANNE McBRATHAssociated Press

MAYS LANDING — A judgeyesterday denied a new trial forRobert 0. Marshall, convicted ofhiring his wife's killer andsentenced to death, saying theevidence supported the jury's ver-dict.

Superior Court Judge ManuelGreenberg also said he stands byvarious rulings he made duringpre-trial hearings and the trialItself, rulings which Marshall'sattorney, Glenn A. Zeitz, arguedwere improper.

"Nothing has been called to myattention that any ruling that hasbeen made ... was of such a natureto require a new trial," Greenbergsaid during a brief hearing.

Kevin Kelly, the assistant OceanCounty prosecutor who handledthe case, spoke only for • momentIn opposition to Zeiu's motion.

"I submit the evidence (•gainstMarshall) ... was overwhelming,"said KeUy.

Outside the courtroom, Zelttsaid Marshall, who did not appearat the hearing, has applied for apublic defender on the grounds hecan no longer afford private coun-sel.

Marshall, former owner of aToms River Insurance and estateplanning business, was convictedlast month of conspiring to havehis 42-year-old wife Maria killedand of hiring the gunman who shother at a rest stop on the GardenState Parkway on Sept. 7, 1984.

The same jury that convicted

Marshall took Just 90 minutes todecide that he should be sentencedto death by lethal injection.

His co-defendant, LarryThompson, 42, of Fairview-Alpha, La., was acquitted ofcharges that he carried out theslaying.

The chief prosecution witness,Billy Wayne McKinnon of Green-wood, La., is scheduled to enter aplea before Greenberg next Tues-day.

McKinnon, who agreed to testifyon the condition some of thecharges against him would bedropped, testified that Marshallhired him to kill his wife.

Kelly alleged that Marshallwanted his wife dead so he couldpursue an extra-marital affairand collect $1.6 million In lifeinsurance.

McKinnon, 43, testified that hegave Thompson a gun and droppedhim off at the rest stop, whichMarshall helped select, to carryout the slaying.

Marshall, 4% claimed that hestopped to check a tire and wasknocked unconscious when he gotout of the car. When he awoke,Marshall said, he found that hiswife had been shot twice in theback.

Zeltz said the state Office of thePublic Defender next week willfile an appeal that will automati-cally stay Marshall's scheduledexecution on April 26, Zeltz said.

Under the state's death penaltylaw, all defendants sentenced todie by lethal injection have anautomatic right of appeal to thestate Supreme Court.

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NEW YORK (API — FormerPhilippines PresidentFerdinand Marcos says

the United States aided rebelmilitary forces against him inthe final hours of his regime,with Americans refueling andrearming helicopters that at-tacked his presidential palace

In an interview on lastnight's broadcast of ABC's'Nightline." Marcos also de-

nied stealing or misappropriat-ing money from his country,said he still considered himselfpresident of the Philippines,and defended his wife's collec-tion of 3,000 pairs of shoes.

Marcos' 20-year rule endedFeb. 26 when he fled thecountry after a popular upris-ing in which hundreds ofthousands of Filipinos sur-rounded rebel military bases insupport of Corazon Aquino,who had been defeated byMarcos in an election markedby massive fraud.

dfinirhi the "Nightline" interview,

Marcos said Philippines airforce planes supposed to beused in the defense of hisgovernment were grounded atClark Air Base, and thatAmericans were refueling rebelaircraft there.

"1 learned that the helicop-ters that attacked Malacanang(Palace) — well. I might just aswell come out with it — thosehelicopters were gassed andrearmed at Clark Air ForceBase." Marcos said.

Koppel also asked Marcosabout Mrs Marcos' collectionof thousands of shoe's

"Well," Marcos replied, "shegets all kinds of shoes — buysall kinds. She has probably tochange shoes twice a day, andthen after a while because she... probably feels more com-fortable and there's a partywhere she can wear high heelsand parties for low heels."

Students join hands to protest ban

PITTSF1ELD, Mass. (AP) —About 300 Pittsfield HighSchool students responded

to a ban on handholding in thehallways by clasping hands inan impromptu protest yester-day. Some even sneaked a fewkisses.

Most entered the buildingwhen the bell rang to beginclasses, but more than 75 stu-dents marched through thedowntown of this westernMassachusetts city.

Police said one merchant re-ported a window was broken,but most of the students wererounded up by police andschool administrators withinhalf an hour and returned toschool

Prior to the demonstration,students had presented Prin-cipal William P. Coan with apetition maintaining that a re-cent administration crackdownon handholding in which sixstudents were kept after school

violated their constitutionalright to free expression.

He said that while the stu-dent handbook doesn't includespecific bans against holdinghands or kissing, the schooldoes prohibit "inappropriatedisplays of affection."

"It's a rite of spring," hesaid. "And what the kids viewas holding hands and a littlekiss, we old curmudgeons inthe administration might see assomething else."

"There's nothing wrong withthem getting down on people,who are really making out, it'sjust that one of the vice prin-cipals went too far (by order-ing the detentions)," said BillJamross, one of the petitionorganizers.

"They were just being realdumb about i t ," saidsophomore Tern McConkeywhile walking back to schoolfrom lunch arm-in-arm withher boyfriend.

Congressmen optimistic of summit

Chicago Tribune

MOSCOW — Two U.S.congressmen reported anupbeat meeting yester-

day with Soviet leader MikhailGorbachev, who is said to haveexpressed confidence therewould be a second summit withPresident Reagan.

In two hours and 40 minutesof conversation, Gorbachev, inthe most emphatic answer towhat was thought a keystumbling block, was said tohave unwaveringly denied thathe had imposed preconditionsfor the meeting

In addition, the congressmensaid Soviet Ambassador Anato-ly Dobrynin is returning toWashington carrying amessage that mav contain new

King marchers criticize Reagan

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) —The president of the na-tion's largest public em-

ployee union, standing on thespot where Dr. Martin LutherKing Jr. was assassinated 18years ago, said yesterday theReagan administration'spolicies go against the ideals ofthe slain civil rights leader.

"Well, sisters and brothers,we ain't going to turn around,"said Gerald McEnte, inter-national president of theAmerican Federation of State,County and Municipal Em-ployees.

About 300 people — thesmallest crowd in the historyof the annual commemorativemarch — walked from Clay-born Temple Church to theLorraine Motel eight blocksaway where the civil rightsleader was shot to death April

Kremlin views on a summit.

"Mr. Dobrynin is on his wayto Washington now," Mid Rep.William Broomfield, R-Mich..ranking minority member ofthe House Foreign AffairsCommittee.

Broomfield and Rep. DanteFascell, D-Fla., the commit-tee's chairman, said they be-lieved Dobrynin was bearingKremlin ideas for summitplanning. However, the con-gressmen said they had nots p e c i f i c a l l y d i s c u s s e dDobrynin's message, and hadbeen given no other details.

If true, correspondence car-ried by the Soviet ambassadorwould mark a resumption ofnegotiations to organize thesummit.

4, 1968.Many of the marchers car-

ried signs attacking the SouthAfr i can g o v e r n m e n t ' sapartheid policies and criti-cizing the Reagan adminis-tration's budget cuts for socialprograms. '

Most of the marchers weremembers of the union's Local1733 of Memphis, but otherscarried signs indicating theywere from AFSCME locals fromas far away as New York.

"It was 18 years ago todaythat Dr. King was struck downby an assassin's bullet on thevery spot where I stand,"McEnte told the crowd as hestood on the motel balcony."Dr. King had a dream — adream he had for the people allacross the world. The dreamthat all people should betreated the same."

Reagan's plane wreaks havoc

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif.(AP) — Whenever Presi-dent Reagan visits his

California ranch, thousands ofremote-control garage dooropeners fail, and residents be-lieve it's an open-and-shutcase of electronic jamming.

Reagan's mountaintopRancho del Cielo is about 200miles northwest of here nearSanta Barbara. But when he isin California, his E4-B air-borne command plane, amodified Boeing 747 packedwith electronic gear, sits readyfor him at March Air ForceBase 10 miles south of SanBernardino.

"It had us buffaloed for along time," Larry Murdock ofGenie Garage Doors said yes-terday. "It didn't seem to mat-ter what we did. Finally, we

got down to the fact that italways happens when thepresident is here."

Called "the doomsdayplane," the E4-B is designed tobe a frying command center Inthe event of nuclear war.

On the ground, it's merely anuisance to nearby residents.

"We're apparently beingbombarded by a communica-tions satellite sendingscrambled signals," saidMurdock. "It affects the 300megahertz cycle."

He said he can fix the fre-quency on the remote controland its receiver for tlO in hisshop or 140 for a service call.But he also advises complain-ing customers that they cansimply wait out the president'svisit.

Study critical of military travelBy H. JOSEF HEBERT

Associated Press

WASHINGTON — A DefenseDepartment review found majorshortcomings in the Pentagon'ssurveillance of military chartersand officials yesterday announcednew measures aimed at assuringsafer air travel for U.S. ser-vicemen and their dependents.

But the Pentagon study,prompted by the crash of amilitary charter carrying 248soldiers at Gander, Newfoundlandlast December, rejected sugges-tions that the military use more ofits own aircraft to carry itspersonnel.

Such a shift would require the

No responsefrom Sovietson nuke test

By BARRY SCHWEID

AP Diplomatic Writer

WASHINGTON — The UnitedStates plans to hold an under-ground nuclear weapons test inthe Nevada desert next Tuesday,apparently without the presenceof Soviet monitors invited byPresident Reagan to verify thatthe blast is within 1974 treatylimits.

However, a senior U.S. officialsaid Reagan's three-week-old in-vitation to Soviet leader Mikhail S.Gorbachev also extends to anotherU.S. test to be set off at the end ofthe month. "So far, we haven'theard from them," said the of-ficial, who spoke on condition ofnot being identified by name.

Next week's test, the second bythe United States this year, willcoincide with a farewell visit tothe White House by former Sovietambassador Anatoly F. Dobrynin,who was recalled last month in aKremlin shakeup to take a majorpost in the central committee ofthe Communist party.

Reagan and Secretary of StateGeorge P. Shultz will sound himout on whether Gorbachev intendsto hold a summit meeting here thissummer and on the virtualstalemate in U.S.-Soviet negotia-tions to curb nuclear weapons.

"We would like to see that theSoviets are following up on thepledges Mr. Gorbachev and Presi-dent Reagan made in Geneva —namely that they are going to startbuckling down to the serious workin arms control and set a date forthe summit," Kenneth L. Adelman.the director of the U.S. armscontrol and disarmament agency,said Friday.

Adelman stressed in an inter-view that the Soviets had acceptedReagan's invitiation to Gorbachevat their "fireside" meeting lastNovember in the Swiss city. TheSoviet delegation agreed then to ameeting in June, other U.S. of-ficials said.

GunmancontinuesstandoffBy DIANE M. PACETTI

Associated Press

CHICAGO — A gunman whokilled his landlord and a policeofficer before taking an elderlywoman hostage held police at bayfor a second day yesterday, tellingnegotiators he had made breakfastfor his captive and drawn up awill.

"We are in constant communica-tion. We have a good rapport,"said John Townsend, deputy chiefof the Chicago Police Departmentpatrol division. He said the gun-man was "talking strong" despitegoing without sleep since thestandoff began.

"He said he was sorry twopeople are dead," said John Byrne,deputy assistant police super-intendent.

Two dogs belonging to thehostage were shot and killedThursday and thrown out a win-dow of the building, said DetectiveEd McCloskey.

Within an hour of the firstshooting at about 3 p.m. Thurs-day, Police Superintendent FredRice issued • televised appeal forthe gunman, identified as John L.Pasch Jr., to surrender peacefully.He said police were prepared towait for Pasch's peaceful sur-render.

As the standoff passed the 24-hour mark, Rice issued anotherappeal for Pasch to surrender andrelease his hostage, 74-year-oldJean Wiwatowskl, who "needsmedical assistance."

"She's a heart patient, and wewant to get her out so she can getproper assistance," Rice said.

Pentagon to buy 11.1 billion worthof new planes, cost at least $334million a year in other expenses,provide less comfort and stillprobably not make flights safer,the study concluded.

James P. Wade, assistant sec-retary of defense for logistics, saida variety of changes — includingexpansion of the number ofmilitary inspectors and creation ofa special review board — alreadyare under way to solve some of thesurveillance problems.

"The department intends to takeaggressive action to assure thatair carriers who fly our people areconcerned with quality and arefully complying with high stan-dards of air safety," Wade toldreporters.

He suggested the standards ofperformance among military char-ters will be expected to be higherthan in the civilian market be-cause military personnel cannotchoose the airplane or airline onwhich they will fly.

Neither the report nor Pentagonofficials discussed specifics of theGander crash, which is still underinvestigation. Authorities haveyet to determine why the ArrowAir DC-8 crashed shortly aftertaking off at Gander last Dec. 12,killing all aboard including the 248soldiers returning from duty in theMiddle East.

Arrow Air, based in Florida,was a major contractor with theDefense Department at the time,although it had had a checkeredsafety record and had been fined

$30,000 by the Federal AviationAdministration for past safetyviolations. Tke airline has sincegone out of the military charterbusiness.

While the report generally en-dorsed the Pentagon's mllitrycharter program, which carriedmore than 6 million servicemenand dependents last year, it founda number of flaws in the way theprogram is being monitored.

The study said the inspectionand review of the airlines, many ofwhich are small carriers relyingheavily on military business, werefound to be infrequent and ir-regular; some of the survey teamslacked experience and knowledgeabout civilian airline operations;and line inspectors conducted toofew ramp or cabin inspections.

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Conservatives ask Reaganto sell fighters to Taiwan

By R. GREGORY NOKES

Associated Press

WASHINGTON — A group of 52 prominentconservatives appealed to President Reagan yester-day to sell advanced fighter aircraft to Taiwan tooffset a proposed sale to China of $550 million inAmerican fighter technology.

The conservatives said in a letter to Reagan thatthey are "deeply concerned" about the proposedsale to Peking and "how such sales will negativelyimpact on the security of the Republic of China inTaiwan."

The sale, which is expected to go to Congress forconsideration next week, would include radar andnavigation equipment for China's existing F-8aircraft. It would be the biggest military deal yetbetween the United States and the communistgovernment In Peking, according to the Pentagon.

The conservatives did not oppose the sale, buturged that Reagan also approve the sale of anupgraded fighter to Taiwan, preferably the F-20Tigershark or the F-16. The administration in thepast has rebuffed Taiwan's efforts to acquireadvanced American fighters such as the F-16.

"It Is clear that the avionics sale will upset the

delicate military balance in the Taiwan strait," theletter to Reagan said. "Since Peking has refused torenounce the use of force against the R.O.C.(Republic of China), it is only natural that Taiwanfears and stands to lose the most from such armssales to mainland China."

Edward Ross, a China specialist at the DefenseDepartment, said when the proposed sale was firstdisclosed in January, that it would provide for a"modest upgrade of Chinese air-defense capability"and was "In the national interest of the UnitedStates."

But Sen. Frank Murkowski, R-Alaska, chairmanof the Senate East Asian and Pacific Affairssubcommittee, has predicted there will be opposi-tion in Congress, which will review the sale beforeit can go forward.

The avionics equipment would be installed in 60of China's existing F-8 interceptor aircraft over thenext six years.

The conservatives said Peking's aircraft alreadyoutnumbers Taiwan's aging Inventory of F-BE's andF-104's by 16-to-l.

The signers of the letter Include such prominentconservative activists as Richard Viguerie, Paul M.Weyrich and Howard Phillips.

Ethics may block tissue transplantBy MALCOLM HITTER

AP Science Writer

NEW YORK — Scientists havesuccessfully transplanted humanfetal brain tissue Into rat brains,but ethical questions may keepsuch work from progressing to apossible treatment for Parkinson'sdisease, a researcher said yester-day.

The issue of using human fetalbrain tissue, which another trans-plant researcher called "ex-plosive," must be decided by so-ciety rather than Just scientists,said Patrik Brundin of the Univer-sity of Lund in Sweden.

However, other researchers saidthat as long as the decision toperform an abortion is not In-fluenced by the prospect of obtain-ing fetal brain tissue, it is betterused for medical purposes than

simply discarded."I prefer to do something with

the cells which maybe ... can helpsomebody," said French re-searcher Madeleine Gumpel, whohas transplanted human fetal tis-sue into mouse brains. Research ofthat type may pay off someday indiseases like multiple sclerosis,she said.

Gumpel and Brundin said theirstudies had been approved bymedical ethics committees. Theirwork was presented at a meetingon cell and tissue transplantationInto the adult brain sponsored bythe New York Academy of Sci-ences.

Brundin worked with ratswhose brains had been damaged sothat they produced too littledopamine, a substance brain cellsuse to communicate. Lack of thatsubstance in humans producesParkinson's disease, a progressivecondition that Includes tremors

and rigidity,Fetuses came from routine hos-

pital abortions. Four of five ratsthat got tissue from a 9-week-oldfetus later showed behavioralchanges that indicated the trans-planted cells produced dopamineIf the rats were givenamphetamine, Boudin said.

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ADVICEDr. RuthWestheimer

Been two-timedQ. We've had three children,

«nd each time my husband got Iton with my beat friend of thatperiod while I waa in the ho.pl-tal. Thia time the woman wantato itay friends with me. ShouldI let her?A. No. She has gone beyond whatyou can let a friend do and getaway with. You can forgive hersomeday later on, if you like, butdon't have her around the houseand your husband.

And your husband! I hope hesees this column. He has gonebeyond what is acceptable. Thatwas his child you were bearing. Ifhe could make an opportunity ofyour being in the hospital to makelove to your friend, always mak-ing sure you found out, just whenyou needed love, support, re-assurance, then you both need tosee a marriage counselor. Some-thing Is not right in your rela-tionship.

Q. An elderly man told me hewaa depressed when he had anorgasm bat didn't ejaculate. Ilearned later that this waa usualafter a prostatectomy and not asign that sex ha* left the man'slife, bat by then the man haddied. Shouldn't his doctor havetold him?

A. We need to educate ourdoctors about human sexualityand its importance in helpingpatients to recover. Patientsshould be encouraged to ask anyquestions that are on their mind,making lists so they won't forgetto ask during visits by or to thedoctor. It is every patient's rightto be told the probable sexualeffects of a procedure or illness,especially anything as startling aswhat your friend experienced.

Frequently doctors simply for-get to speak to patients aboutsexual effects of a medical con-

dition, operation or treatment.The patient's sex life or concernwith it just isn't uppermost in thedoctor's mind.

If a patient, or a patient'sspouse, should ask about sexualactivity, the doctor will often havea good deal of encouragement tooffer. Patients and families tend tothink things will be much morelimited than is really the case. Sodo bring the matter up if you everhave forebodings about your sexlife.

Q. An old friend from Cali-fornia has moved near here andI'm afraid she'll blab about oarwild old times back when wewere young and single. Shebases her style on shockingfrankness. I'm a mom, wife, PTAprei and pretty uptight rightabout now. Can I duck this oldbosom buddy?

A. I think you should take yourfears seriously. That red light thatgoes on In your head is a usefulsignal. Don't start up this oldrelationship, which you have out-grown. If you had a lively youth,you have a right to be discreetabout it now. It isn't just hypoc-risy — people do grow and changeand take on new responsibilities,and if you were to talk a lot aboutwhat a harum-scarum kid youonce were, that would be silly andinappropriate. Also boring.

If you do meet her now and then,and she does talk about the past,just ignore it. If you beg her not totalk about It, you give her atremendous power over you.Without responding, you can

imply very clearly that you are notinterested in raking over the pastwith her. If you remain cool anddignified and uninterested, any-thing she tells other people will doher more harm than It does you.

Dr. LesterColeman

Health centersallay patients

In the excellent JournalAmerican Health, the laymanla often brought a great senseof comfort. In a recentedition, a special health carefacility known aa Plane Tree,located In San Francisco, waabrought to my attention.

This organization is dedi-cated to offer the greatest"caring needs" for their pa-tients. The basic premise ofthis health care unit "la tooffer a humane environmentcoupled with active patientand family participation inall medicine decision mak-ing."

In the first two months ofoperation, physicians andsurgeons have booked pa-tients into the PacificPresbyterian Medical Centerwhich concentrates Its ef-forts to allay anxiety and toreplace It with encourage-ment and hope.

On admission, each patientIs assigned a single nursecoordinator to diminish thechance of medical mistakesand to provide continuity ofcare.

Above all, patients are In-formed. They are even en-couraged to read their chartsand write their own progressnotes. They can even use thePlane Tree Health ResourceCenter to learn more abouttheir lUnesses and theirtreatment.

The Henry J. Kaiser FamilyFoundation, a leading forceIn American medical-socialconsciousness, Is funding atwo year study at the Univer-sity of Washington in Seattle.

Other facilities, too, are ex-pected to pattern their at-titudes after the Plane Treeexample.

This truly Is a major step Infortifying patients and offer-ing them the freedom fromthe anxiety from fears as-sociated with a hospital ex-perience.

The removal of hemorrhoidsby conventional surgery waseffective but often a difficultand most unpleasant ex-perience.

In recent yean, hemorrhoidswere removed by the "rubberband" technique. This new con-cept was to cut off the bloodsupply to the hemorrhoids andallow them to fall off by them-selves. In selected cases, this isvery effective. Yet this, too, canbe unpleasant.

A recent report aboutanother technique is beinggreeted enthusiastically. Dr.John O'Connor, of the GeorgeWashington School of Medicinein Washington, is using infrared photo-coagulation to re-move painful piles thatpreviously needed other typesof surgery.

The Infra red coagulationcauses the hemorrhoids to de-velop clots which cause thehemorroids to fail off.

Dr. O'Connor has used thistechnique extensively. Besidesbeing relatively Inexpensive,few, if any, complications haveoccurred.

I am certain that surgeonseverywhere will accept thisprocedure when and if it fulfillsits promise. ^ ^

AnnLanders

Say no to photosDear Ann Landers: I'm writ-

ing In defense of "FriendshipKaput," the man who refusedto videotape his friend'swedding. He used good Judg-ment.

Very few amateur photo-graphers are qualified tophotograph weddings. Most(with good reason) are afraidto try. This letter la notIntended as a put-down tothe brave ones who will riskIt. They have my respect. Butthey also have my sympathy.

I am an amateur photo-grapher who is occasionallyasked to photograph a wed-ding. After a couple of em-barrassing disasters, I nowstaunchly refuse, as an act offriendship.

Strange how a young coupleor their parents will spend$1,000 for professionally ar-ranged flowers, 1300 for aprofessionally decoratedcake, and 1800 for aprofessionally made gown.The morning after the cer-emony the flowers havewilted, the cake is eaten, andthe gown Is hung In a darkcloset. Yet, to save a fewdollars, people will ask anamateur to produce some-thing that will last foreverand be one of their mostcherished possessions.

When my wife and I weremarried we were on an ex-tremely tight budget. To thisday, my biggest regret Is thatwe didn't borrow the moneyto hire a first-rate photo-grapher to capture foreverthose wonderful, unforget-table moments.

In my opinion, 10 percent ofthe total cost of a wedding is

not too much to pay a compe-tent, professional photo-grapher. I wish we had hadthe good sense to do It. —Topeka Reader

Dear Top.: Did I ever hearfrom professional photo -graphers! You'd better believethey all said the same thing, butyou said it best.

Dear Ann Landers: Yourhumble apology for your ig-norance of blue milk put meIn mind of the parody ofGelett Burgess' famous "Pur-ple Cow." The originalquatrain la: • -

I never saw a purple cow.I never hope to see one.But I can tell you this right

now —I'd rather see than be one.

The parody:I never saw a purple cow;I never hope to see one.But Judging by the milk we

get.There certainly must be

one! — G.D. McEwenDEAR G.D.: Thanks for my

laugh for the day.Dear Ann Landers: I've

asked several Informed (Ithought) and sophisticatedpeople this question andnobody seems to know theanswer. Can you tell me theproper way to address a let-ter to a widow? — Wish ToGet It Straight In WiUowdale

Dear Wish: The widow ofJohn Smith should be ad-dressed, after his death, thesame way as during his lifetime— Mrs. John Smith. A good wayto remember this is to keep inmind that your beloved hus-band may have passed awaybut his name is yours forever.

Some helpful hints for April 15By CHANGING TIMES

April 15 isn't far away. Hereare some tax questions askedby Changing Times readers andanswers from our tax editoryou might find helpful as thecountdown continues.

Q. — Where on the tax formdo I deduct what I paid anaccountant to do my tax formslast year?

A. — As a miscellaneousitemized deduction on Line 21of Schedule A.

Q. — The W-2 form I gotfrom my employer has a newbox labeled "fringe benefits."The amount listed, there issupposed to represent the valueof the company car that I nowhave to pay tax on. Where amI supposed to report that?

A. — You don't report itseparately. The value of tax-able fringe benefits, such as acompany car and life insurance,is included In the amount in theW-2 box marked wages, tipsand other compensation. It'sbroken out separately on theform simply for your infor-mation.

Q. — I heard Congress haschanged the law to permit a 100percent tax credit for contribu-tions to political candidates. Mytax instructions say the creditis still 50 percent. Was thebooklet printed before thechange was made?

A. — That change is includedIn the tax-reform bill passed bythe House Just beforeChristmas, but it hasn't evenbeen considered by the Senate.For 1986 the credit is worth upto $50 ((100 on a joint return)based on 50 percent of yourpolitical contributions..

Q. — Last year, I moved allmy savings to federally insuredinstitutions. That meant closingmy money-market mutual fundand shirting that money to amoney-market deposit accountat a local bank. I know I have toreport the interest earned onthe mutual fund account asdividends on my tax return, butwhat about the interest paid bythe bank money-fund account?

A. — It is reported asinterest. Remember, too, thatwhile the earnings on themoney-market mutual fund areconsidered dividends for taxpurposes, those dividends don'tqualify for the dividend ex-clusion.

Q. — I decided to give my old

car to the auto mechanics classat the local high school. Wheredo I claim it, and how much canI deduct?

A. — Enter the deduction onLine 16 of Schedule A withother itemized charitable de-ductions. Claim the fair marketvalue of the car — what youcould have sold it for in thecondition It was in when yougave it away.

To set the figure, consultused-car-value guides used byauto dealers and banks, andlocal newspaper classified ads.See what similarly equippedmodels of the same year asyours were selling for at thetime you donated the car. Sub-tract an amount to compensatefor the repairs needed to get itinto shape. Remember, theprices in the book are averages,not those paid for clunkers.

If the value you claim is over1500, you must fill out a Form8283. In addition to reportingthe name of the organization towhich you gave the car and thedate of the donation, you areasked when you bought the car,what you paid for It and howyou figured the fair marketvalue.

If you haven't 'yet mailedyour tax returns, you may beinterested In these questionsposed to the Changing Timestax editor by some of ourreaders:

Q. — Last year the InternalRevenue Service (IRS) had aterrible time handling returns,and apparently a lot of formswere lost or destroyed. I'veheard suggestions that tax-payers send this year's returnby certified mail and get areturn receipt to prove theyfiled by April 15. Is the extracost and effort necessary?

A. — It depends. First of all,if there are widespreadproblems again, the IBS la likelyto do what it did last year —accept as filed by April 16 anyreturn received by year-endthat the taxpayer said was aduplicate of a return sent ontime.

It's unlikely that will benecessary, though. The IBS in-sists it doesn't expect a rerun oflast year's snafus, and earlyreports Indicate the system isrunning smoothly.

Even if there aren't wide-spread problems, your returncould be lost In the mall or bythe IRS. If that happens andthere Is no general amnesty for

late filers, a post office receiptwould come in handy. AlthoughIt would prove only that yousent something to the IRS — notnecessarily your tax return —the receipt along with a copy ofyour return dated before thedeadline would probably beenough to convince the IRS youfiled on time.

A copy of the return alonewouldn't carry the sameweight, although if it is signedby a paid preparer that factmight offer as much support aswould a postal receipt.

It really comes down to howmuch you're going to worrythat your return might goastray. If you have a tax refundcoming, the most you have tolose Is the interest the IRS payswhen It fails to issue a refundby June 1 for a return filed ontime.

The penalty for late filing,which you risk if your return isdelayed or lost, applies only ifyou owe extra tax with yourreturn. The penalty is tied tothe amount of tax due, so themore you owe, the more youmay feel the need of proof thatyou filed on time.

The penalty can be as muchas 25 percent of the tax due or,if your return is more than 60days late, at least 1100 or 100percent of the tax due, which-ever is less. You are also liablefor Interest charges on theamount of tax paid after April16.

Whether or not you usecertified mail or get a returnreceipt, keep a copy of yourreturn and note on it the dateyou mailed it to the IRS. Onereason not to use registered orcertified mail: The extra hand-ling required could delay theprocessing of your return by aweek or so.

Q. — How long should I waitfor a refund before starting toworry that my return has gone•stray?

A. — If you haven't receivedyour check within 10 weeks ofthe day you mailed your return,call the IBS to find out what'sup. In response to last year'sprocessing debacle, there arenow two toll-free telephonesystems for taxpayers seekinganswers.

Calling one of the numbersputs you In touch with someonewho can tell you whether yourreturn has been received by theIRS. The other number is onlyfor checking on late refunds.

/t VoteA paid directory of coming events for non-profit organizations. Kates 13 75 for three lines for 1 day (t 1.00esch additional line), $6.00 for three lines for two days ($ 1.60 each additional line), 16.60 for three lines forthree days (12 00 each additional line), $7 SO for three lines for four or five days ($2.26 each additional line),$9 00 for three lines for six to eight days ($2 50 each additional line), 110.60 for three lines for nine to tendays (13 00 each additional line). 113.50 for three lines for eleven days. Each additional day $1 00, eachadditional line 13.00. Deadline 11 A.M. two days before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000, askfor The Date Secretary.

APRIL » — SATURDAYThe Atlanta Syphony Orchestra,

Robert Shaw Conducter, specialguest, Misha Dichter, Pianist. AtThe Count Basle Theater at 8pm.89 Monmouth St. Red Bank. Ticketprices are $17.60, $12.60 and$7.60, children accompanied byadults half price. For tickets andinfo call 842-9002.

i POT ROAST DINNER Bayshore\ Community Church, 186 Ocean• Ave., East Keansburg Repair Fund.! Adults $6. Children $2.50. April 5,

6-7pm.

To benefit the Mlddletown De-tectives. Let's right the wrong!Rally. 8pm Buck Smith's Res-taurant, Palmer Ave. EastKeansburg. For further info call671-4700.

Monmouth Festival of the Arts.Gala Champagne Reception.7:30-10:30pm. Monmouth ReformTemple, 332 Hance Ave., TintonFalls.

APRIL* —SUNDAYMonmouth Festival of the Arts.

Opening Days. 12 noon-9:30pm.Artists demonstration specialperformances for children In theafternoon. Monmouth ReformTemple, Hance Ave. Tinton Falls.Tickets $3; $2 for students andSenior Citizens

APRIL 7 — MONDAYInternational fair, Brookdale

Community College, April 7-12.Food, dances, crafts and music ofmany cultures each day. AJapanese evening Tuea. April 8.English High Tea, Thur. April 10and a day long international cel-ebration Sat. April 12. Most eventsare free. Call 842-1000 Ext, 390.

Get a head start on retirement.Free Information and discussionprogram. Mlddletown Public Li-brary 66 New Monmouth Rd. Mld-dletown 7:30pm.

APRIL « fc • —TUESDAY ft WEDNESDAY

NEARLY NEW SALE, Sis-terhood B'nai Israel, Hance 4 RidgeBd.'a, Rumson. Tut. sprll 8th9am-3pm., Wed April 9th9am-lpm.

APRIL • — WEDNESDAYChinese Auction, Ladies Aux-

llary Keyport Elks, 249 Broad WayKeyport Doors open 6:30, startpromptly at 8:00. Admission 12.60,2 TV's, micro-wave and much

1 more. Refreshments will be served.: For Infor call 204-3967.

"Folk Sing Along" featuringAdays Henls at Middletown Twp.Public Library, 65 New MonmouthRd. 4pm. Children 6 and older andparents can register for this freeevent beginning April 2.

SPRING GROCERY BINGO. Wed.April 9,8pm. Highlands Flrehouse.Donations $1.60. Given by FireAuxilary.

Monmouth Festival of the Arts9:30am-9:30pm. Work of 160 art-ists and craftspeople. In persondemonstration dally. Food at thegallery cafe Monmouth ReformTemple. 332 Hance Ave., TintonFalls.

APRIL 10 — THURSDAYAtlantic City bus trip to benefit

the Mlddletown Detectives. Busleaves 5:46 Mlddletown Police Sta-tion $25 per person. $16 back inquarters. $5 food coupon. $5 defer-

' reed ticket. For further info call671-4700.

Keansburg, St. Ann's PTA willsponsor a Chinese Auction at BuckSmith's Restaurant. Donation $3.

,. Doors open at 6:30pm.

Quest. A weekly forum forsingle, divorced and widowedadults. Discussion, dancing A re-freshments. Dance class available1st. Unitarian Church, 1476 WFront St., Uncroft, 7:45pm. Ad-mission limited to the 1st 200.Donations $4. In our 9th year.

APRIL II - FRIDAYVetter School PTO 3rd Annual

Chinese Auction. Friday April 11,7pm. Vetter School, Grant Ave.Eatontown. $4 admission Includes:tickets and refreshments. Win:Blue Topaz stone, Tickets for At-lantice City show, weekend In NYHotel and much more.

APRIL 11 at 11 —FRIDAY A SATURDAY

The Oceanport United MethodistWomen are having a Spring rum-mage and bake sale at their churchat 60 Main Street, Oceanport. Datesand times are as follows: Friday,4/11 from 7-9pm and Sat. 4/12form 9-12 noon. Sat. there will bet l bag specials.

APRIL 11 — SATURDAYBALLOON LUNCH - 10am Mld-

dletown Public Library 56 NewMonmouth Rd. Mlddletown. Chil-dren K-5. Registration April 1-9.

Shop Flemlngton's 100 outlets.Bus leaves St. Mary New Mon-mouth 9am. $12. Call 787-3662.

APRIL IS — SUNDAYHarrah's Marina, bus leaves St

Mary New Monmouth 2pm Cost$18 receive $10 cash and "All youcan eat" buffet Call 787-3652

APRIL 18 — FRIDAYDave Lyle Magik show

sponsered by the Monmouth BeachPTA 7pm. in Monmouth BeachSchool, Hastings PI Tickets $3adults, $2 children Audienceparticipation For infor call229-8065.

APRIL 19 — SATURDAYZeta Epsllon Lambda of Alpha

Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. Sponsorsthe Morgan State University Choir7:30pm. 4/19 at St Stephans AMEZion Church. 1001 Lake AveAsbury Park. $3, students. $7,adults. For tickets and informationcall 774-4704, 229-0117 or922-2181.

APRIL 10 — SUNDAYBreakfast, 9am, Gibbs Hall

Honoring John Franklin Moses,Vice Principal, Red Bank RegionalHigh School. Mr Moses will receiveThe Morris Miller AmericanismAward from Post 616, JWV.Tickets $9. Csll Joseph Levy, Com-mander Post 516 on 642-6866 forreservations, ASAP.

APRIL 26 — SATURDAYNational Multiple Sclerosis So-

ciety Chinese Auction, VFW, H«y36, Port Monmouth. Doors open6:30PM. TV, VCR, micro-wave,universal excerciser, trips, andhundreds of other items. Ad-mission $3.00 Includes refresh-ments. Call 681-2322 for ticket in-formation.

Ladles Auxilary 8th Annual FleaMarket at Fair Haven FlrehouseCall 747-1863 for reservations.

. CRAFT fair/flea market/kidscarnival, 10-3 Red Bank MiddleSchool. Games, treasures, food, funfor the family. Flea Market spaces$10. Call 842-9294 or 842-6124.Benefit Red Bank PTA. Rain dateApril 27.

APRIL 17 — SUNDAYAtlantic City, Red Bank Regional

Booster Club bus trip to Harrah'sMarina Cost $15 Upon arrival $10in quarters, buffet and $6 deferredticket. For info call 747-1044 or741-8117.

JUNK M — SATURDAYAll Saints Church, Pair and craft

show, Navesink. 16 spaces avail.$10 on first come basis. For infocsll Joan 291-3678.

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ENTERTAINMENT

Musical revueis full of humor* NKK mount

_ For a loosely structuredproduction, "theatre, a musical<evue," playing this weekend at*« Spring Uke Memorial Com-munity Theatre, holds togetherextremely well.• For two hours, a cast of sevenand a three-man orchestra hold* e audience's attention as theoast performs songs fromSources as diverse as "A ChorusUne" to Dolly Parton.. The two-act revue plays outmini-dramas on theatrical sub-l e t s Uke "ambition," "rejee-0on," "backstage," and "open-tug." The strongest numbers of(he evening rely heavily onfarody.I The final number of Act I to

Just about the evening's best. Itis an abbreviated version of"Evita," called simply "Evl-."

The cast struts about in mock-seriousness, capturing well theridiculous aspects of Vegas-style abbreviated stage shows.

Another fine parody momentcomes when Lynne Beck sings a"love" song with lines like "Inever new our affair was endeduntil you poisoned my food..."

Less impressive are thenumbers consciously abouttheater. When the cast is sing-ing about "getting that bigbreak," things get a bit draggy.Likewise with some cabaret-influenced songs, including anuninspired rendition of theclassic "As Time Goes By."

But the missteps of the eve-ning are few and far between.Physically, the cast is allshapes and sises, and the var-

Reviewlety of faces and personalitiesis refreshing.

Michael Kroll and CaroleScott Brophy are particularlymemorable. Both are attractive,versatile and blessed withoutstanding voices. Theaforementioned Beck is worthyof note, as well.

Eric Walbyis riotous in hishumorous bits and is onlyslightly less convincing in hissober moments. The rest of thecast is more than competentand the ensemble has a tight-taut feel about It.

The orchestra, consisting ofPhilip Maue on piano. BradSchwartaeid on bass guitar andDave Williamson on percussion,is nothing leas than brilliant.The musical accompanimentalone is worth the price of

The set, consisting of a fewlow platforms and a varyingnumber of chairs, is sparse, yeteffective. The empty space al-lows the actors to conjure upimages and fill the stage with

There are some oddities inthe revue, such as the DollyParton song "You Come _Again," which wavers uncom-fortably between satire andsolemnity, but the overall ef-fect of the show Is impressive.

"theatre, a musical revue"was compiled and directed byNick Montesano His eclecticchokes coalesce to form a nicehomage to the theater, withoutbeing overbearing or trite.

Falling into 'The Money Pit'Hanks, Long sparkle in filmBy REX REED

Child's programset for April 17

FREEHOLD — O.T. Zappo's"Children of the World" audienceparticipation show closes theBattleground Arts Center's WiggleClub series for the season April 17,at 10 a.m. The fast-moving pro-gram will be at Temple ShaariEmeth, Craig Road, Manalapan.

For the past 10 years, Zappo hasbeen an entertainer for childrenthroughout the tri-state area. Theshow features sing-alongs, an ap-pearance by the Mexican dancingmarionette, volunteers perform-ing on a variety of percussioninstruments and wearing hats

from the world over and paradingthrough the audience in the pro-gram finale, "Colors of theWorld."

Zappo began his career as acontemporary guitarist and folksinger. He has a bachelor's degreefrom Montclair State College andexperience in teaching and campcounseling. His television showwas called "The WanderingTroubadour."

The Wiggle Club is designed forpre-schoolers and kindergartners.Group rates are available for $2per ticket.

Owning your own home may bepart of the American dream, butbuying an old house in the countrycan quickly turn into an Americannightmare. From "Mr. BlandingsBuilds His Dream House" to"George Washington Slept Here"and "The Egg and I," the trials andtribulations of naive city slickerswho invade the countrysidewithout knowing a hammer from ascrewdriver have alwaysprovided profitable fodder formovies.

"The Money Pit" brings newfreshness to the genre, with con-temporary insights, updatedcharacters and viewpoints, andtechnical virtuosity.

"The Money Pit" is about a girl,a boy and a house. The girl isAnna, a classical violinist. The boyis Walter, a lawyer who handlesthe finances for various dementedrock n' roll groups. Anna andWalter are nice, attractive prep-pies, played by those nice, attract-ive real-life preppies, ShelleyLong and Tom Hanks.

They are madly in love, deeplydevoted, and happily unmarriedbut living together in the apart-ment of Anna's ex-husband, araving, oversexed egomaniacalsymphony conductor named Max(played with great brio by balletstar Alexander Godunov).

To make a long story short, Maxreturns unexpectedly, Anna andWalter are evicted, an offer theycan't refuse leads to a mansion onLong Island with a ridiculouslylow selling price, and before themortgage dries they are up to theirpointed little ears in homeownerhorrors that are side-splittinglyhilarious.

The stairs collapse. The plumb-ing belches rust. The ceiling cavesin. Despite the prospect of being indebt for the rest of their lives,Anna and Walter plunge on withplans for their new dream house— a modem-day Cary Grant and'Myrna Loy, oblivious to the perilsthat await them. Walter is de-spondent. Prep school, Phi BetaKappa, four years of Yale and lawschool degrees, and he's carryinghis own bath water up the stairs inbuckets. Ripped off by local con-tracters.

The electrical wiring is so faultyeven the blender is on fire.$200,000 later, with no end insight, they're facing financialruin. Board by board, nail by nail,the house begins to slowly de-molish itself. And as these lovableinnocents fall victim to building

Reviewinspectors, scheming permit dis-pensers and insane demolitioncrews on motorcycles, I foundmyself sympathizing and laughingat the same time.

The point of the movie is thatrelationships are like houses.Through trial and error, withaching hearts and empty wallets,Anna and Walter discover theirown relationship is very much liketheir exploding dream house — amess, but the foundation is good.With a good foundation, every-thing else can be fixed.

As a homeowner for whomnothing in an old house is everfixed, I didn't believe a word of it,but I had a wonderful time livingthrough the real estate nightmarethat becomes their way of life.

The pitfalls and ripoffs theysurvive are neatly and humor-ously catalogued by director Rich-ard Benjamin, crisply photo-graphed by the genius of WoodyAllen's cameraman, Gordon Willis,and engagingly written by DavidGiler.

The actors are superb. ShelleyLong is the most appealing actresssince Carole Lombard. Her multi-faceted talents are only surface-scratched in the TV series"Cheers." In movies, she lights upthe screen and makes all theturmoil livable, almost desirable.A man could go through anythingwith Shelley Long holding thecoffee pot, and Tom Hanks istested beyond endurance. He's aruffled, teddy bear actor with awide open eagerness that is con-tagious. Both stars have a fieldday in "The Money Pit."

Philip Bosco is garrulouslygreedy as Curly the contractor,Alexander Godunov has a finetime as the pompous, self-centered Max and MaureenStapleton is . a Long IslandMadwoman of Chaillot as thehasty previous owner of the col-onial-style lemon they buy.

She has to sell fast to get herhusband out of the country beforehe's extradited by Israeli in-telligence for Nazi war crimes.(Seems he was Hitler's pool boy.)The performances are Inspiredlunacy; the situations brimmingwith imagination.

There is one elaborate sequencein "The Money Pit" in whichHanks falls blindly into a vat ofpaint, falls off the roof and takesthe scaffolding with him as the

entire house collapses like TinkerToys that is so brilliantly choreo-graphed it will undoubtedly winthe film an Oscar nomination nextyear for special effects.

This riotous section is somagnificently executed by TomHanks' stuntman-double that hedeserves a special encomium ofpraise all his own. His name isScott Wilder, and I hope his SAGinsurance is paid and up to date.He is something of a libidinousmiracle.

If you've ever owned a home, ifyou are even crazy enough toconsider such a fate, this movie isgoing to make you scream andsquirm. For everyone else, it'spure, undiluted fun from start tofinish — a comedy from theSteven Spielberg production teamthat signals a return to the wackysophisticated comedies of the goodold days. "The Money Pit" is atotal pleasure that left my sideshurting with Joy.

LUCASIt's hard enough being an

iconoclast at any age, but to be asensitive, intelligent misfit at 14 isteenage suicide. "Lucas" is thatrare and exemplary teenage movieabout kids who are not freaks,drug addicts or destroyers ofpublic property. The IrJds in"Lucas" don't even like rock 'n'roll. They probably never heard ofMadonna or Cyndi Lauper. Theyare terrific kids. They Just happento be different.

Lucas is a brilliant 14-year-oldwith a passion for insects andclassical music instead of partiesand football games. He's small forhis age and something of an objectof ridicule among the high-schooljocks.

But Lucas is one helluva a littleguy, with a* heart big as the stateof Illinois. This quality is re-cognized by Cappie, the captain ofthe football team, and by Maggie,a 16-year-old newcomer whostrikes up a friendship that givesLucas renewed faith in life. .

Lucas falls in love. Maggie seeshim more as a summertime pal.When classes begin, she gravitatestoward the world of campuspopularity. She becomes acheerleader and even falls for,Cappie — two pursuits Lucssrlabels "superficial."

As the distance grows betweenthem, Lucas realizes how lonelyand alien it is to be "different.Seeking Identity and self-esteemin the eyes of his peers, Lucasembraces the standards he'salways ridiculed himself. When hebites the bullet and decides to goout for the football team despite

Happy workers aren't found in moviesBy lOANN RHETTSKmght-Ridder Newspapers

WlSrk, as Steve Martin said ofcomedy, is not pretty.

At least, American filmmakers

St find it so. After all, if work! pretty, surely someone in> Color Purple" — one of the

prettiest movies in recent memoryf- would do some,i To be excruciatingly fair, nov-tlist Alice Walker does say thatfc— and Celie live off theS»cenieal sale of their land. EvenJo,' you'd think that in more than\vi hours, someone besides Sofiawould do something gainful. Celie

teaten Mr.—'s kitchen, but invood mythology, womeni kitchens as naturally asbirth babies (see "Snowand the Seven Dwarfs,"

''The Goodbye Girl" and''Murphy's Romance" for furtherExamples of woman's innate abili-ty to tidy clutter and coordinatecolors).1 No, what I'm missing from mostcontemporary commercial fea-tures is the sense of lives centeredBjr satisfying work, a sense thatpops up more often on the smallscreen than on the large. For every('Witness" with its beautiful barn-falsing and the peaceful satisfac-tion on the faces of the tiredcarpenters, you can name a hand-r«l of TV series like "Cheers,"•'Cagney and Lacey" and "St.aaewhere." So unusual Is a happyrtovie worker that Goldie Hawnjends much of "Wildcats" Justi-rtng her love of her Job (coachingUh school football).The movies usually treat the

American work experience asIttier a bad sitcom ("PoliceVcademy HI") or a necessary evilimporting the opulent set designr'Down and Out In Beverly

Hills"). And Just as we rarely seeJoy In a Job well done, we rarelysee a "Norma Rae," a "Sllkwood"or a "Blue Collar" about thenumbing repetitiveness or realdangers experienced by so manyAmerican workers. ("9

virtually alone in itsto 6" isslapstick

treatment of serious political is-sues in the corporate office.)

The profound discontent ofthose workers is merely skimmedin "Gung Ho," the disappointinglyone-note joke from Ron Howardand screenwriters Lowell Ganzand Babaloo Mandel. The Ameri-can auto workers of "Gung Ho"are unhappy because their newJapanese bosses won't let themleave work early, smoke cigarsand listen to rock V roll on theline or stay home from work whiletheir wives deliver babies (thewomen are evidently otherwiseoccupied with kitchen tidying be-cause none work in this modern-day Pennsylvania plant).

The tidy Japanese arecaricatured as soulless martinetswho need to learn to relax. Theslovenliness of the beer-gutted,stubble-cheeked Americans isequated with good, old-fashioned,frontier individualism. (But, astill, small voice might add, some-one forgot to remind Americansthat individualism withoutprideful standards can quicklybecome only beer guts and stubblycheeks.)

"Alamo Bay," Louis Mslle'swell-intentioned but preachydrama that died a quick death atthe box office, explored these veryIssues among the shrimp fisher-men of the Texas Gulf Coast.

Again, American rednecks werepitted against hard-workingAsian immigrants, with economichardships intensified by the factthat some of the Americans wereVietnam veterans and the Immi-grants, Vietnamese. ScreenwriterAlice Arlen (co-writer of"Sllkwood") offered no easyanswers, but clnematographerCurtis Clark did offer breath-taking evidence of the salt-sprayed beauties of the Job. Hardwork, yes, but you got a real sensethat the men (the women weretidying the warehouses in thiscase), would come homo at nightfeeling a "good tired."

Casting nets and box. shrimp,though, aren't hit!" -glamorprofessions. And Hollywood hasalways traded in glamor, or at

least dramatic-looking, careerslike law enforcement, show busi-ness, medicine, professionalsports, espionage, Journalism, thelaw and mercenary soldiering.Now and then, a little realism hascrept into films about even thesejobs, but movies like "All thePresident's Men," "Under Fire"and "North Dallas Forty" are theexceptions in an industry ruled byescapist box-office champs like"Rocky" and "Rambo."

And there's the crux, of course.As the American workplace be-comes increasingly impersonaland the rewards increasingly slim,weary workers are more likely to

want to escape into a "Back to theFuture" than to give seriousthought to a "Silkwood" ("Think?Honey, I've been standing foreight hours, and my dogs arekilling me.")

Then, too, so many of today'smovies are for and about teen-agers. And only "Fast Times atRidgemont High" (the movie, notthe sitcom) understood the econ-omic realities that force so manyteen-agers into minimum-wagescut work.

Reality, not to mention poverty,

is also not pretty. But true beautyis rarely wrapped in cosmeticperfection — think of "TheGrapes of Wrath" or last year's"Country," both thoughtful mov-ies about proud, independent peo-ple determined to work the landdespite crushing blows from bothgovernment and Mother Nature.

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his diminutive size and ignoranceof sports — threatening to sue thecoach if he doesn't let him join theteam — the film turns a bit silly.

And the wsy Lucas learns to bea man, losing the girl, saving theschool and becoming a campushero in the process, is more thsn abit incredulous.

Still, "Lucas" is a charming andresponsible look at teenagers thatI find refreshing. In the title role,the marvelous Corey H aim makesLucas a teenager anyone would becurious about and want to knowbetter. Perhaps you remember himas Liza Minnelli's son, bravelybattling muscular dystrophy inthe absorbing TV drama "A Timeto Live," or as Sally Field's spunkyson in "Murphy's Romance."

His talents don't seem to re-cognize limitations. As Lucas, he'ssmall, irregular and slightlywimpy, but he's not a nerd like theteenage dorks in "Pretty in Pink,""Sixteen Candles" or the otherJohn Hughes films where all thekids seem to come from anotherplanet.

As Cappie, the star athlete whobefriends Lucas and steals Maggieaway, Charlie Sheen acts andsounds a lot like his father, MartinSheen, and his brother, EmilioEstevez, but has more star appeal.

As Maggie, Kerri Green issensitive and offbeat. All of themseem to be living their roles in-stead of playing some wacked-outgrownup's idea of what kids arereally like.

Lucas is a strange kid. The filmis strange, too. But thanks towriter-director David Seltzer, itactually deals with youngsters ona sophisticated human level withcompassion and Insight instead ofpatronizing them or condescend-ing to fantasy.

The kids in "Lucas" are actuallyseen in class, singing in the choir,communicating with teachers andadults, and competing In a natural,non-violent way. The best ofmany virtues in "Lucas" is theway it explores that mysterious,heartbreaking way kids have ofhurting each other and savingeach other, sometimes simul-taneously.

I go away from most teenageflicks not wanting to know thenoisy little monsters I've just beensubjected to, only wishing theywould fall off a mudslide some-where in Yugoslavia. "Lucas" isdifferent.

Its message is that it's OK to bewho you are and what you are, nomatter what your peers think. It'show you perceive yourself thatcounts in life. This is a life-affirming lesson we all need tolearn at any age.

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Bridge Advice Your HoroscopeACROSS

5 Weakene

East took the ace of hearts andihe king of diamonds and shiftedback to hearts.

South led a spade, and West tookthe king. South ruffed the diamondreturn, led a spade lo the queen andreturned a trump to the king. Souththen ruffed a spade in dummy tolead another trump.

East had to play the ace. andSouth won the rest.

"Five clubs was a pretty wildbid." North grumbled.

! "Minus 300 is better than losing avulnerable game." South argued.

•What game?" North asked."We get two spades, a trump and aclub."

Who was right?VERDICT

Their guru's verdict: Five clubswas indeed a bit wild. South neededbelter spades or clubs or an 11thblack card.

Still, the sacrifice was successful.South would surely lead the king ofclubs against four hearts. Basttakes the ace and returns a cliib.and later discards a spade on thejack of clubs.

Bold sacrifice bids are recom-mended if you have good distribu-tion, strong nerves and a tolerantpartner.

DAILY QUESTIONYou hold: •> A 7 6 4 2 9 X 8 0 7 *

K Q 9 6 3. Partner bids one heart,you respond one spade, and he thenbids INT. The opponents pass.What do you say?

ANSWER: Bid three clubs.Since you have 12 high-card points

and good distribution opposite anopening bid, you want to get to agame contract. A rebtd of two clubswouldn't be forcings you mustmake a jump bid lo show yourstrength.

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By Stella Wilder

SATURDAY, APRIL 9

Born today, you are a fighter Youare never at your best unless you areIn some way the underdog, battling fora cause others have abandoned. Youhave great spirit and energy: you areliterally unstoppable once you havegot the bit between your teeth andhave set your sights on victory. You al-ways fight by the rules, and you strivealways to maintain great respect foryour adversaries, whether you win orlose In tne end. If you are cheated,however, all had better stand clear!

Both men and women born todayare known for their physical and emo-tional strength. All are quite attrac-tive to members of the opposite sex •-though women may not be classicallybeautiful they may. instead, possesshidden qualities that have their ownspecial fascination.

AIM bom on IMS date are BelleDavte, actreta; Spancor Tracy andOftajory Pack, ectore.

To see what is in store for you to-morrow, find your birthday and readthe corresponding paragraph. Letyour birthday star be your daily guide

SUNDAY, APRIL IARIES (March tO-April I!) - Solu-

tions you may not be able to grasp ini-tially become clear through discussionand analysis today.

term goals may have to be abandonedfor the time being In favor of theshort-term sure thing. Be patient.

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CANCER (Jane Zl-Jaly II) - At-tention paid to appearance today paysoff handsomely toward day's end. Youmay receive unexpected honors today.

LEO (July M-Aig. » ) - Do not letothers hide the facts from you todayUnpleasant situation comes to an endwhen you learn the truth.

VIRGO (Asg. tt-Sepl. It) - Keep incontact with one who Is willing to giveassistance today Be willing to shareinformation freely.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 21) - Suddendevelopments may alter your point ofview today. Do not keep others guess-ing, however.

SCORPIO (Oct. I J-Nov I I ) - Con-trol your emotioba today, or they willsurely control you - and perhaps leadyou into dangerous situations

SAGITTARIUS (Nav. It-Dec. I I ) -You may have to abandon practicalitytoday and follow up on morning inspi-ration to get ahead.

CAPRICORN (Dec. t t - J u . 11) -Be sure you move forward today, notback. Guard against needless repeti-tion. Be aware of time factor.

AQUARIUS(Ju.ta-Feb.il)-The MTrudgeday's success depends upon access to J I J * * ^essential information Facts and fig-ures are of considerable importance.

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CALIFORNIA ANO-LS^-Tradad Kan OaMa. n -nskHr. to the Pittsburgh Firsts, lor Chris Oraan.

'"cHtCAOO WHITE 30X-Purchssad ths contractol JoriTcangaloai. oumawar. M m Buffalo ot *raEaa_rn L - « u V S a m Caryl Boaton. oumak-. totSSo. P a S T ^ a a k u . . Wla*lar-<iut(al<_. onMCLEVE-AND"!!SANS--am Rich Yen and Curtw S K picri.. a n d ^ j B u c U j ^ r * ^ . * * . *m m ttaom ctmp tor itMPBnmini

Tommy Dunbar and Ruben Sierra. oumakMrs. 10Oklahoma CHy ot * » American AnnrtMon.

TORONTO BLUE JAYS— Sent John Oaruta.pitcher, to Svracua. ol *ra Imemaoonal League

intBenFHOUSTON ASTBOS-Sant tart Pans, mortstop.Io Tusoon ol tne PaeMc Coast League

PfTTSBUPXW PMATES—TrMad Jason Thomp-son, raw U H I I T — I , to tne Montreal Expo, lor twominor leagu. pktysrs 10 M named Vm. W0MKI

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NEW YORK YANKEES— S«it Al Ho«and sno DougOrsoak. pitchers, and Juan t s p M . enchar. IoColumbus ol "vs a"

NEW YORK KNCKS—Sajnsd Kenny Oman, tor-ward, to a 10-day contract.

WASHINGTON BULLETS-P-—I Jail Ruttnd.carrier, on the mkirsd net Signed Ken Perry. Hvward.lor the rerr_ndar ol tha eMSon

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O A K L A N D AS—Skjnad jarry wia> ,contract with Taoom. ol tha Paorlo COM« League

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TEXAS RANO€RS—San* Malt WHJauls. (ManCook and Scott Patterson pucnars. Bobby Jonaa

DENVER BROCOS-Slgnad Tom~Flek). klekar.Oary Ross, vnoe reoarvar, and David Bsrsn, offanahiaI—MB

MIAMI DOLPHINS— Signed Larry Samplaton. t u nand. Wsyns Schuchls. qusrterbsck. Marc Whrte.running back, and Oreg Petty, wide receiver

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SATUTOAV. APRIL 5 . 1 9 8 6 The Register HAl-i

Trout seasonopens todayook for a lot of beautifulbrook trout and fat raln-

iw trout when the newseason opens at 8 a.m.," said A.Bruce Pyle, chief of the Bureauof Freshwater Fisheries. "Wehave had a minimum ofproblems this spring and all162,030 fish scheduled to goout for opening day should beout there."

The Pequest Hatchery hasbeen doing a remarkable Jobsince it went into productionthree years ago, but it is shorton browns this spring. Theestimates of fish on handbefore stocking started were277,000 rainbows, 268,000brooks and only 30,000browns. The estimated 576,000fish were scheduled to be re-leased before and during thespring season.

The brown trout production,which Includes 2,000 breedersaveraging 19 inches, may bethe lowest in 60 years. TheHackettstown plant startedwith brook trout in 1012,added rainbows in 1914 andbrowns a year later.

Pyle says the reason we haveonly 28,000 regular productionbrowns this spring is becausethe two-year-old brood stocklast year produced a poor crop.Browns mature later thanrainbow and brook trout andhe believes there will be lotmore yearling browns nextyear.

Pre-season stocking endedyesterday when the Manas-quan River and problem watersin Ocean County got their fish.They included Toms River,north and south branches ofthe Metedeconk andProspertown Lake.

When the Manasquan Is ingood shape it usually produceswell on opening day but TomsRiver and Prospertown Lakefishing is usually very poor.

The Paulinskill in Warrenand Sussex counties is one ofthe best trout streams In thestate but its fate as open to thepublic water seems to dependon whether the old right of wayof the New York, Susquehannaand Western Railroad ispurchased with Green AcresFunds, or whether it will be-come the private property ofLandowners who have beenusing it for years.

So say Bill Weiler of BoundBrook and Al Braley of Sum-mit, key members of thePaulinskill Valley Trail Com-mittee. To alert fishermen tothe danger they face, the com-mittee has released two taggedtrout for prizes this season.

The 26-mile long, 66-footright of way stretches fromSparta to Columbia near theDelaware Water Gap. In 1963 itwas purchased by the City ofNewark for a water pipeline inanticipation of the TocksIsland Dam and reservoir pro-ject. The Newark City Councilrecently proposed selling it to

the Department of En-vironmental Protection for useas a nature trail.

Senator Wayne Dumont (R.-Warren) has re-introduced BillS-3O0, which would prohibitthe use of Green Acres Fundsto purchase the right of way.

The trail committee urges allanglers, canoeists and othernature lovers interested Inpreserving public access to thePaulinskill to contact their as-semblymen and state senators.

According to Monroe Boyceof Mac's Shark River Tackle,Neptune, Deal Lake hasproduced four striped bassduring the past two weeks, andRaymond Livingston of RedBank caught three of them. Thecaptures astonished fishermenbecause it was not known thatthere were any stripers in thelake.

The first two bass weretaken by Livingston last weekand weighed 20 pounds and 11pounds six ounces. He got themon a plastic worm while fishingfor largemouth bass. On Mon-day he caught a 27-inchstriper on a top water Rapalaplug. Mike Beygelman of OceanTownship caught a 13M poundstriper on a jig and pig.

Frank Mlcalizzi of Frank'sBoats, Atlantic Highlands, re-ported his son, Andrew, andMark Malson of Middletowncaught 65 flounders at themouth of the ShrewsburyRiver on Wednesday. Micalizziexpects to have 42 rental skiffsin the water this weekend.

Joe LaPrestl of Steven's baitand tackle shop, Long Branch,reported a striped bass wiscaught In Natco Lake on March14 but none have been reportedsince.

Capt. Hal Hagaman of theSea Tiger, Atlantic Highlandsparty boat, reported high hookflounder catches in the teenson his twice daily trips thisweek. Capt. Rudy Frenville ofthe Dutchess II, Point PleasantBeach, will start making 8 a.m.and 2 jxm. daily trips forwhiting and ling today.

Bill Ford of Matawan won apool qn the Jamaica out ofBrielle with a 3Vi-pound lingon a trip this week. Boganreported whiting have finallyarrived and the fishing hasbeen good.

The Cape May party boatsstarted catching mackerel lastweekend and some may betaken by boats off the NorthJersey Shore this weekend.

County Briefs

Knob Hill sitefor golf schoolft JACK OAKLEYThe Register

MANALAPAN — It's schooltime again, folks.

But the three Rs aren't on thecurriculum and the school onlylasts four days.

"But practically everything willbe covered," claims Joe DeLuca,president of American SportsSchools Golf Teaching Centers.

This is the first time that theASS has ventured outside of Pen-nsylvania and will have 14 loca-tions from Long Island to VirginiaBeach where they will set upshop.

The one that will benefit Mon-mouth County golfers will be heldat Knob Hill Country Club on Rt.33 just outside of Freehold. Thefirst four-day school there startsApril 24.

Head pro John Piotrowski willbe on the teaching staff that wlUinclude other PGA members aswell as LPGA consultants.

DeLuca, a golf pro himself,started the school theme threeyears ago "when we leasedproperty In Pennsylvania."

The first year they had 100students and had 80 In their thirdyear.

•We feel there is a need for thistype of teaching," DeLuca1 ex-plained. "We think the averagegolfer is reasonably intelligentand always seeks self improve-ment.

"What we will do is analyze thegolf swing and seek permanentimprovement and this will takesome time. If you can become abetter club swinger you haveaddressed half your problem.

"The second half of the cur-riculum works In the scoringlones (pitching, chipping, bunkerplay and putting).

Aquatics qualifyHAVsW - Three Central Jersey

I N«w Jersey In thethis

Cslita Hwt of Little Silver win swim the200 awl 800 freestyles la the boys' 11-12age group Heather Gibbons of Fair HaveawUllJs In the 18-14 girls' 1,660 freestyle,and Drsten KostowsM of Matawan wincompete in the 16-18 girls' 100 freestyle,20d butterfly, 100 brtaststrohs and 100butterfly.

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Virginia.

Anderson stars

Champtonship Mittons from Maine

Meetto

enior Tonya Anderson af Asbury Park^returns to the Tnaton State women'sfaVtraek and field team. Andersonqualified for the NCAAs last year tn the 100high hurdle*. Junior Blen Conway, for-merly of lUddletown South High, Is acandidate for the distance runs.

Ashmead awarded

Merrill M.Joy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Janes F. Joy of Locust, was awardedthe Ashmead Women's Ice Hockey

Award for her vanity team play at PomfretSchool in Pomfret, Coon. Joy was the team'shigh scorer with 11 goals and 8 assists.

St. Leo's crowned• INCROPT — Coached by Dr. JohnI Narenbarg, the girhV varsity bsskctbawE»Trim of 8C Leo the Great won theNorthern Hflimy*'' Parochial Girls'" - '—' -" ' n g "*• - " ' '. -~*also captured the pUyoffs.

The team the* wen the 16-team Sr. AnnePowers Toumsmear at St. Catherine's hiBast Keansborg. Tara CarsstDl was namedMoat Valuable Player, Kathleen Bnk wenthe Sportsmanship Award, and Sarah Col-eman was named to the Alt-TournamentTeam. ,

Other team mtmiiw are Kim Harter,ChrtaUClriani,TrtaaBuKler,MyleenFoley,Kelly Marshy, Susan Flonak, GretchenFoley, Lori Burgo, Tara Doherty, OwnLenihan and Erin Quirk.

Brunetti to start

Dynamos score— The Freehold

**W straight ehsi .of the Long Branch ladoor Soccer.

- | St. Marys, 6-2.aver-,

g Bntnettl of Port Monmouth, ajunior from Middletown North and a

I •transfer studeat from Keene State inNew Hampshire, ia projected ass starter atmidflsW for the Trenton State women's

Yetman on team

Matt Yetman, former Mater Del cagestar, was a member of the QaiaaiplaeCollege basketball team thai year.

Yetman, a resident of Port Monmouth,played forward and guard as a sophomore

aged better than eight goals a game, a newleague record, and also set a defensive | krecord, allowing only two goals a game. I -

Mimbirs of the team are Tony Gallagher.Daryl Ntanoyk, Neil Sullivan, Chris Beirne,Katth t—slasnte, Dave Greenhouse, BillyHsssaaa, Dan Lerjne, Janet Miller and

Brown was 4-1nn_|ck Brown of Oskhurst is s seniorUptteher with the William PateraonI tbasebsll team. The former Ocean

Township star was 4-1 with 64 strikeoutslast year

Bailey a Leopardf%opHomore Lynn Ballsy of. EatontownV and Moamouth Regional Is the surlin*Wright fielder for the Lafayette women'ssofthall team.

Junior Maty Jans) Dwwy of Rumson, aT, Is a pitcher for the Leopards.

Gledhill letters "

DDevin OledhtU, son of Penny BoyleOtodhUl of ran- Haven, earned a varsi-ty letter at St. Thomas More Prep

School In Oskdale, Conn

Insurance woes hit 'road'Insurance costs have become a problem for

road race directors. It is the reason that theSt. Agnes five-mile run in Atlantic High-

lands has been cancelled.The run was usually conducted the second

Saturday of April and, for many, was theseason starter for the past five years. GeneCaffrey said the Insurance cost would havebeen a dollar a runner. It had been a total of130 for the race.

The run had no sponsor and was meant to bea fund raiser. The possibility of presenting thePTA with a bill instead of extra funds was toogreat a risk.

April is when the shorter and more popularroad races begin. For many It is the beginningof the racing season. Here is the schedule forApril and May.

The Ronald Zinn Memorial five-mile run willbegin at the south end of the Asbury Parkboardwalk at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Registrationis $2, Including f 1 for Insurance.

April 13: official season opener of the JerseyShore Touring Society. A 16-mile beginners'bicycle tour will start at 10 am in ThompsonPark, Lincroft Call 747-8206 for information.

April 13: Sandy Hookers 10K run at 10:30a.m. in the Gateway National Recreation Area,Sandy Hook. Post entry Is »6.

April 20: Beginning of the 1986 Liberty Race

John WatersSeries. There will be four races in four stateparks. This is the 6K run in MonmouthBattlefield State Park, Freehold, at 11 a.m.Post registration is $6.

April 27: Aberdeen-Matawan five-mile runstarting at noon at Matawan Regional High,Aberdeen. Post registration is $7.

April 27: Fiye boro bike tour starting at 7:30am in Battery Park, Manhattan. Post regis-tration is $3. Last year, 20,000 cyclistsparticipated in the world's biggest bike tour.

May 4: New Jersey Waterfront Marathon at10 am and five-mile run at 10:30 fromLiberty State Park, Jersey City.

May 4: first annual Monmouth County ParkSystem Run-Bike-Run starts at 8 a.m. at SevenPresidents Park in Long Branch. A four-mileboardwalk run will be followed by a 14-milebike race and conclude lth a four-mileboardwalk run. Participants must register byApril 21.

May 4: Fort Monmouth Triathlon starts witha half-mile swim in the pool followed by a 16-mile bike ride and a four-mile run. Race islimited to government employes and their

families. Registration Is 16.May 11: Rumson-Fair Haven Five-Mile Run

starts at 10:30 a.m. near the RFH football field "Post registration is 18.

May 17 and 1: The Volksmarach at Fort Dix,'.run or stroll the 20K or 10K courses, beginsanytime between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Event dayregistration is f 4, which includes an award andIW stamp. Otherwise, no charge.

May 18: Bahrs Five-Mile Run starts at 11am near Bahr's Restaurant, Highlands. Postregistration is $10.

May 26: Liberty Race Series continues atAllaire State Park with a five-mile run at 10a.m. Registration is 16.

The Boston Marathon will be Monday, April12. Keeping with tradition, it will be held onPatriots Day rather than a Sunday. Because ofthat, it will not be on national television. Onlythree marathons, the NJ. Waterfront on May 4,Americas on Oct. 26 and the New York City onNov. 2, will have national TV.

The Boston Marathon will offer prize moneyfor the first time in its 90-year history. Thishas attraced a field of world class runners,including Orlando Pizzolato of Italy, who wonthe NYC Marathon the last two years. SteveJones, who may be the world's best, and JoanBenoit-Samuelson have withdrawn from Bos-ton because of injuries.

What does an orthotic do?

"We also follow up with ourstudents after the school is over.We plan to have computerizedcards and have the students fillthem out and the questions will besimnple. They can be answeredwith a yes or no or with a number.

"These will be fed to the com-puter and the student will receivea complete print out of his golftendencies.

"We are different from theother schools in that they arequite a distance sway, but wethink our biggest plus is our price.

"The four-day school costs$460. and that Includes all theamenities such as lunch, asouvenir package, prizes from aChip and Pitch "Fun" Tour-nament as well as personalcassettes of your golf game."

The follow up Instruction is alsoarranged by the school with theteaching professionals.

The schools have been endorsedby Wilson Sporting Goods, whoare getting Into corporate spon-sorships rather that sponsoringindividuals.

Wilson wlU be providing golfbags and balls for the studentsuse.

The school Is also guaranteeingthat you score will be lowered.

"If you shoot an 80 and we taketwo strokes off, It's like the 120golfer taking 10 strokes off hisscore," DeLuca explained.

The school season starts April10 at The Crossings In Glen Allen,Vs. with Knob Hill down for sixsessions. The first starts on April24 and the last on June 9.

Further Information on theKnob Hill sessions may be ob-tained by contacting headprofessional John Piotrowski atKnob Hill or by calling him at201-446-4800.

An orthotic is a specially made shoe insertdesigned to increase the mechanical effi-ciency of the foot. It allows your foot to

adapt to a hard flat surface. An orthoticcompensates for any structural or posturalinstability in the foot; and thereby relievesabnormal stresses on the foot, particularly indistance running.

How does an orthotic differ from an archsupport I can boy at the drugstore?

The arch support does just that. It supportsthe arch at full weightbearing. In manyinstances this may be all the runner needs. Theorthotic, on the other hand, maintains the footin the normal position through the entire footstrike. It acts from heel contact throughmidstance to the beginning of propulsion.

Why Is this overall control of the foot-strike necessary?

Errors in foot strike cause most overuseinjuries. These errors begin with rear footcontact. Subsequent events occurring at anypoint from there to toe off contribute toinjuries in the foot, leg, knee and low back.Depending on their individual foot, the originof injury may arise in the rear-foot, mid-foot,or combinations.

Does every runner need an orthotic? .No, if a runner Is running painfree I would

not advise an orthotic. Anything you put inyour shoe to make you better, can make worse.Are you sure you want me to write aprescription?" Orthotics are tricky and so' arefeet. If things are going well, don't rock theboat.

Well then, doee every Injured runner needan orthotic?

I think there are a number of things aninjured runner can do before going to orthotics.A podiatrist who immediately prescribes anorthotic is much like the practitioner facedwith the same problem who writes a script forIndodn or Butazolidine. He hasn't taken thetime to evaluate the runner and the injury.

In my referral experience to one excellentsports podiatrist I note that only about 10% ofthese injured runners end up in orthotics.Another fine sports podiatrist has told me thatorthotics are only one-sixth of his treatment.In general I would say that about 60% ofinjuries are due to training errors and can behelped by relatively simple changes in shoes,surface, weekly mileage, running form and

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exercises.If I am Injured how would I know If I need

orthotics?First you must go over your training and see

if you have done something different. Haveyou changed shoes, for instance, or Increasedmileage, or gone to a hard surface, or done alot of hill and speed work? Next, you mustevaluate your flexibility. Then make adjust-ments in all these factors. Reduce yourmileage. Wear a shoe you know agrees withyou. Exercise regularly. Stretch, then stretch,and then stretch some more. Finally, add adrug store arch support.

If all this fails see an .experienced sportspodaitrlst, preferably one who Is a runnerhimself and let him decide whether an orthoticis needed.

You are more likely to need an orthotic If youhave a history of repeated overuse injuries.This almost always indicates a problem footthat needs help. Another Item In the historythat suggests a basic biomechanical difficultyIs "delay." Dr. Richard Schuster has pointedout that distance runners who are helped byorthotics frequently hsve the element of"delay" in their pain. It usually comes on only

after a certain number of miles in their dailyrun, or at a specific level of weekly mileage.

Some runners have told me they spenthundreds of dollar, for othotles and are stillla trouble. Why is that?

Orthotics do fail. Sometimes it is thepodiatrist's fault. Sometimes It is the runner's.There may be a limit to the mileage a high archfoot can handle on a hard concret surface,

orthotic or no. In general, the reasons anorthotic fail are as follows:

1) The "neutral position" of the foot ISdifficult to find aad mold. This means thatthe abnormality may be undercorrected orovercorrected. When overcorrected, the initialcomplaint Is frequently cured but the runnerdevelops another pain usually on the outsideof the foot, leg or knee.

2) No correction Is pat In for ab-normalities in the leg and thigh and hip. Thefoot la the only place the lower extremity canadapt to these biomechanical errors higher up.Therefore, the orthotic must include thenecessary modifications to compensate forthese other misalignments. For this reason*also, an orthotic may help where the foot i s .actually normal, but the rest of the leg is not'.*

5) The runner is too tight to handle th«orthotic The footleg is a continuum. Short,thigh, Inflexible calf and hamstring musclesput additional stree on the foot and arch. Untilthey are stretch to full range of normal motionthe orthotic cannot do the job.

4) The runner la wearing the wrong shoes.In a surprising number of instances, orthoticsdo not work until the runner shifts to aparticular type of shoe. The best shoe to runin may be a tennis shoe, a basketball sneakeror an Army boot. It may well be a standardrunning shoe with some modification. The sideflanges removed, or a new crepe sole added.Only an experienced sports podiatrist would befamiliar with this situation.

6) The orthotic needs farther correction.My friend Dr. Jeff Stone in Fresno hasdescribed an orthotic as similar to a piece ofwood you measure with a caliper, mark witha piece of chalk, and cut with an ax. In the longrun its success depends on the art andexperience of the podiatrist. He must fit youand your orthotic Into a unit. ,

6) YOB need a heel lift. The injury is due tosomething that will not be helped by anorthotic It Is time to review your whole,problem. Go back to the drafting board.

Oae flaal qaestioa. Do yon wear or**thotles?

I can't do without them. I was onceIntroduced at a sports medical clinic as arunner who wore his orthotics to bed. 1 said,"Of course, I do. There's always the chance I'llhave to get up and go to the bathroom."

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stadium, aswell. His ball does its Fred Astaireimitation enough without the helpof the Lake Erie breezes that gustand blow and change directionlike a politician two weeks beforeElection Day.

In other words, oV Phil, com-plete with his 47-year-old body,Is a natural for Cleveland. You

would have to think that the mandoesn't have more than a seasonor two left, but that's okay for theIndians. What that franchiseneeds more than anything Is aSEASON.

Ntekro brings a measure of classto the Tribe. They've gone on longenough with Carmen Castlllos andNeal Heatons and the like, peoplethat are young enough, nice

enough, yet Journeyman enoughto ensure bottom of the standingsfinishes, year after year.

No way am I saying that ol1 PhilIs going to have the Tribe playingbaseball any later than the end ofthe scheduled regular season.That is a team that needs a lotmore than baseball's seniorcitizen, given another chance.

But, year after year, the older

guys get shoved out of baseballunder the snickers of some youngstud. It has to be that way, ofcourse. Change 4s Inevitable Ineverything. If somebody does Itbetter, they deserve the chance.

However, there's always roomfor a nice guy. 01' Phil fits that billand, hopefully, Cleveland willgive the opportunity to prove Itagain.

The Register SATURDAY, APRIL 5.1986

Celtics coastpast New York

BOSTON (AP) — The BostonCeltics outscored New York 20-5in the last 7:08 of the first halfand, behind Kevin McHale's 25paints, cruised to their record-setting 38th home victory, 119-98over the Knicks.

That burst shot the Celtics Intoa 68-44 halftime advantage andthe lead stayed between 17 and 30points the rest of the way.

Boston increased its winningstreak to 14 games, longest in theNBA this season, and extended to29 its league record for con-secutive home victories in a singleseason.

With their 38th home victoryagainst just one loss, the Celticsset another NBA mark by surpass-ing the 37-victory total9 reachedby the Los Angeles Lakers in1976-77 and 1979-80 and thePhiladelphia 76ers In 1977-78and 1980-81. The RochesterRoyals hold the NBA record forthe best home mark in a season,33-1 set in 1949-50.

By improving their record to64-13, the Celtics clinched thesecond-winningest season in clubhistory and at least a tie for thebest overall record this seasonand homecourt advantagethroughout the playoffs.

76era 122, Cavs 102PHILADELPHIA — Charles

Barkley scored 27 points, grabbed22 rebounds and handed out 10assists in leading the Philadelphia76ers to a victory over theCleveland Cavaliers.

It was the Sixers' third straightwin and their eighth in the last 10games. The Cavaliers lost theirthird straight, and had their leadover the Chicago Bulls cut to onegame in the battle for the'finalplayoff spot in the Eastern Con-fetence.

Maurice Cheeks had 20 pointsand Julius Erving 18 forPhiladelphia, while World B. Free

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had 25 points and Roy Hinson 24for the Cavaliers, who have lost10 of their last 13 games.

Philadelphia held a 62-60 half-time lead and led 90-83 with 1:44left In the third quarter.

Bullet. 18S, Hawk! 129 OTLANDOVER, Md. — Cliff Rob-

inson scored 31 points and DanRoundfield had a season-high 29in the Washington Bullets' ov-ertime victory over the AtlantaHawks.

Roundfield scored nine points inthe extra session, in which theBullets outscored the Hawks18-12.

The Bullets had four playersscore 24 points or more, offsettinga record-setting performance byAtlanta's Dominique Wilkins, whocollected 46 points. That equaledthe Capital Centre scoring recordestablished by Elvin Hayes 11seasons ago. *

Wilkins increased his seasonscoring average to 29.9 andmoved ahead of Utah's AdrianDantley into the league scoringlead.. Bucks US, Pistons 108

PONTIAC, Mich. — Terry Cum-mings and Ricky Pierce combinedfor 49 points and the MilwaukeeBucks survived a fourth-quarterscare in defeating the DetroitPistons.

The Bucks took a 12-point lead,66-63, early in the third quarterbefore Detroit cut the deficit to87-81 entering the fourth period.

But successive baskets by KellyTripucka and Bill Laimbeer gavethe Pistons a 98-97 edge with 4:43to play in the game. Milwaukeethen scored seven unansweredpoints in a 1:27 span, includingtwo baskets by Cummings, to takea 104-98 advantage.

GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) —Sandy Lyle of Scotland, the Brit-ish Open champion, used hismassive strength to set up an 8-urider par 64 that provided himKith a 5-stroke lead yesterdayafter the second round of the1500,000 Greater GreensboroOpen Golf Tournament.I "It isn't often that everythinggoes to plan on the golf course.Today it did," said Lyle, whomatched the course record on theforest Oaks Country Club courseand played without a bogey.', "Five shots. That's a lot, butwith two rounds left, it's not allthat much," said Jim Simons, whohianaged a 3-under-par 69 in themild, hazy weather and held sec-ond at 139.' Lyle lashed a 3-wood second•hot 270-280 yards to set up a 2-putt birdie on the ninth, andstroked a 1-iron — "a soft 1-Iron," he said with a twinkle in his£ye — 260 yards on the way toanother birdie-4 on the 15th.', It was, by far, his best effort ofthe year and "about the same asthe 65 I had at Augusta" in thepiasters last year, Lyle said.> He did not make a bogey and{reached the tournament halfwaypoint at 132, 12 under par.t His 5-shot lead represented theJargest 36-hole margin in morethan a year on the PGA Tour,Jiince Calvin Peete led by the sameSpread in last year's PhoenixPpen.; "If he continues to play like«his, nobody is going to catch{him," Simons said. But Sandy•hasn't had a really good record inJthe United States and I don't think•he can expect to play the last two•rounds in 132.', Leonard Thompson, and former•Greensboro champions Craig Sta-idler and Andy Bean were anotherJshot off the pace at 138. Bean had'a 7u, Stadler 69 and Thompson,{the first-round leader, shot an•erratic 72.

i The Edwards brothers, Dannyand David, and Buddy Gardner

{followed at 139. Danny, a 2-time(winner of this title, shot 71, andDavid had a 72. Gardner shot 69.

MINE, NO, MINE — Charles Jones of theWashington Bullets, right, chases the basketballwith Atlanta's Dominique Wilkins. The ball sailed

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out of bounds during this action in the firstquarter of yesterday's NBA contest in Landover,Md.

Sabresrip Habs

BUFFALO, NY. (AP) — DougSmith and Dave Andreychukscored goals 58 seconds apart inthe first period as the BuffaloSabres kept their slim playoffhopes alive with a 4-2 victoryover the Montreal Canadiens.

NHLThe victory ties the Sabres with

Hartford for fourth place in theAdams Division, but the Whalersneed win only one of their finaltwo games Saturday against Tor-onto or Sunday against Boston toget the division's final playoffspot. That would knock Buffaloout of the playoffs for the firsttime since 1974.

John Tucker, Andreychuk,Smith and Mike Foligno scored forBuffalo, which closes out theregular season Saturday in Mon-treal. A Buffalo loss In that gamealso eliminates the Sabres andinsures Hartford a playoff berth.

RoyalspoundPirates

FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — JimSundberg collected three hits, In-cluding a two-out double thatunlocked a scoreless tie, andCharlie Leibrandt and Steve Farrlimited the Pittsburgh Pirates toseven singles as the Kansas CityRoyals posted a 6-0 exhibitionvictory yesterday.

Leibrandt pitched seven In-nings, giving up six hits, walkingnone and striking out one. The'Royals turned four double playsbehind him.

Sundberg's two-out double inthe sixth Inning scored FrankWhite to give Kansas City a 1-0lead. Willie Wilson and GeorgeBrett each drove in a pair of runs _the Royals' four-run eighth.

BaseballCub* 10, Indiana 0

MESA, Ariz. — ShawonDunston drove in four runs with asingle, a double and a three-runhomer to pace the Chicago Cubs toa victory over the Cleveland In-dians.

Ray Fontenot pitched fivescoreless innings to earn his firstvictory of the spring. He allowedfour hits, struck out three andwalked two as the Cubs concludedtheir home exhibition season atHoHoKam Park.

Bed 80s 9, Astro* 0KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Dennis "Oil

Can" Boyd allowed the HoustonAstros only three hits in seveninnings as the Boston Red Soxblanked the Astros.

Boyd, 2-0 in exhibition play,surrendered first-inning singlesto Eric Bullock and Denny Wall-ing, but struck out four. He alsohad two hitr and a seventh inning-RBI In Boston's 13-hit attack.

Rangers 8, Braves 4WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. —

Pete O'Brien hit two home runsand rookie Ed Correa pitched sixinnings of two-hit ball as theTexas Rangers beat the AtlantaBraves.

O'Brien hit a two-run shot offstarter David Palmer, 0-4, in thefifth inning and got a solo homerin the seventh off Joe- Johnson.

Orioles 8, Twins 2ORLANDO, Fla. — Lee Lacy's

leadoff home run In the top of the'ninth Inning gave the BaltimoreOrioles a victory over the Min-nesota Twins.

Lacy hit reliever RamonRomero's first pitch over the wallin left-center field for his secondhomer of the spring as the Twinsended the Florida portion of theirexhibition schedule with 11 lossesin their last 12 games.

The Twins took a 1-0 lead in thesecond inning on Greg Gagne'sRBI single.

White 801 S, Tigers 1SARASOTA, Fla. — John

Cangelosi scored one run anddrove in another as the ChicagoWhite Sox posted a victory over asplit squad of the Detroit Tigers.

Richard Dotson, who registeredthe win, allowed one run in seven,innings.

JUST MISSES — Sandy Lyle, of Wentworth,England, reacts as he misses a putt on the 17thgreen during yesterday's second round of theGreater Greensboro Open at Forest Oaks Coun-

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try Club near Greensboro, N.C. Lyle tied thecourse record with a 64 and leads the tournamentwith a score of 132.

Inkster, Bradley deadlocked in DinahRANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (AP)

!— Juli Inkster shot a steady 1-I under-par 71 yesterday to tie Pat1 Bradley for the lead after thesecond round of the LPGA's

1 Nabisco Dinah Shore.The 25-year-old Inkster, the

tour's Rookie of the Year In 1984and a playoff winner over Brad-ley in the Dinah Shore that sameyear, had opened the tournament

{with a 69.I.. Bradley, the first day's leaderJWth a 68, matched par 72 atf Mission Hills Country Club for thesecond round.

She and Inkster were at 4--par 140 halfwav through

the 72-hole event at Mission HillsCountry Club.

•Laura Baugh and Betsy Kingpulled to within a stroke of theco-leaders.

Baugh, the LPGA's Rookie ofthe Year in 1973 but still lookingfor her first tour victory, shot a 69after a first-round 72. The 30-year-old Baugh has often been arunner-up during her career, In-cluding a tie with Bradley forsecond behind Mary Beth Zim-merman last month In the CostaMesa, Calif, event.

King, winner of three tour-naments in 1985, had to scramblefor a bogey on No. 18 after hitting

her third shot Into the water onthe par-5 hole. She finished thesecond round with a 71.

Sandra Palmer, who owns 20LPGA victories but last won in1982, shot a 70 on the second dayto lurk two shots off the lead.

A group at 143 through 36 holesIncluded Jan Stephenson, Zim-merman, Val Skinner and DanielleAmmaccapane, an amateur whoplays for Arizona State.

Defending champion AliceMiller, struggling this year afterwinning four times In 1985, barelymade the cut to the low 70 scorersand ties. She had cards of 78-75.

Inkster, who's won five LPGA

events, Including the recent tour-nament in Hawaii, said she had asteady If unspectacular secondround in the Dinah Shore.

"I played well, pretty consis-tent," she said.

"That's hard to do In a majortournament. On Saturday andSunday, I think you'll see it closeon the leader board, and a lot ofthe top 10 players up there."

The 35-year-old Bradley, oneof the top players on the tour forsome 10 years, has never won theDinah Shore, which Is perhaps theLPGA's most prestigious eventand this year carries the circuit'stop winner's prize, 176,000'.

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players to be named later.Thompson is In the fourth year

of a five-year, t l mlllion-a-yearcontract signed after he hit 31home runs in 1982.

The Pirates also placed short-stop Johnnie LeMaster and out-fielder Sixto Lezcano on uncondi-tional waivers, reducing theirroster to 28.

The left-handed hittingThompson, 31, had four con-secutive seasons of 20 or morehomers for the Detroit Tigers Inthe late 1970s until being dealt tothe California Angels In 1980. ThePirates obtained him from Cali-fornia in April 1981 for catcherEd Ott and pitcher Mickey Mahler.

Thompson's best season withthe Pirates was 1982 when hebatted .284 with 31 homers and101 runs batted In. But since then,his average and power statisticshave declined steadily.

Last season, Thompson batted.241 with 61 RBI and a career-low12 homers. Thompson sufferedfrom problems related to a pulledleft hamstring in May 1986 andplayed sparingly late In theseason before undergoingarthroscopic surgery on his rightknee Sept. 26.. This spring, Thompson hit .349,but had only one home run andseven RBI In 43 at-bats.

"He has an RBI history and he'llgive us the hammer we've beenlooking for," Montreal GeneralManager Murray Cook said ofThompson, who has a careerbatting average of .262 with 208homers and 778 RBI In 10 seasons.

"I checked with the Pirates'doctors and our doctors, and he'sbeen given a clean bill of health,"Cook added.

Thrift said this week that thePirates were willing to pay asmuch as $400,000 of Thompson'ssalary to a team accepting him in

a trade.The trade clears the way for Sid

Bream, acquired last August in adeal with the Los AngelesDodgers, to become the Pirates'starting first baseman. Bream hit.284 with three homers and 15RBI in 26 games with the Pirateslast season.

The decision to release Lezcanoand LeMaster will be costly.LeMaster has two years remain-ing on a guaranteed contractworth $700,000 and Lezcano'scontract, in its second and finalyear, is worth $400,000.

LeMaster, 31, is one of themajor leagues' top defensiveshortstops but a weak hitter. Heplayed for three last-place teamsin 1985 — the Pirates, San Fran-cisco Giants and Cleveland In-dians — and batted a cumulative.128 with one home run and eightRBI. He was hitting .346 in 11spring games, with no home runsand four RBI.

Lezcano, 32, hit .276 in 11spring games with one home runand eight RBI after batting only.207 In 72 games with threehomers and nine RBI last season.

Lezcano, a 12-year veteran,had his best season In 1979, whenhe hit .321 with 28 homers and101 RBI for the MilwaukeeBrewers.

"I can still play," Lezcano saidrecently. "I've always putnumbers, good numbers, on theboard wherever I played."

Lezcano batted .277 with 14homers and 40 RBI in only 260 at-bats for the Philadelphia Philliesin 1984.

In a minor league deal, thePirates sent left-handed pitcherChris Green to the CaliforniaAngels for shortstop Kevin Davis.Green will begin the season atEdmonton of the PCL and Daviswill play for the Pirates' PCL farmclub at Hawaii.

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SCHOLASTICRBCwinsagainLITTLE SILVER — AnthonyAltobelll collected four hits In-cluding two doubles and scoredtwice to pace unbeaten Red BankCatholic (3-0) past Lakewood,11-1, in non-conference baseballyesterday.

Lakewood (0-2) got its run inthe first Inning when John Browntripled and scored on a passedball.

BaseballRBC came back with three runs

in its half of the first. Lee Jupinkatripled and scored on a single byAltobelli. Clem Meccia walked andboth runners moved up on apassed ball. John Little hit asacrifice fly to score Altobelli andMike Maryanski singled homeMeccia.

Brendan Talbot was the win-ning pitcher. He worked the firstfour innings and allowed threehits, fanned four and walkedthree. Juptnka pitched the lasttwo Innings and struck out four.

Shore 10, Plnelands 2TUCKERTON — Craig Plerson

and Greg Jacobson homered asShore won Its second straightgame yesterday morning.

The Blue Devils jumped onlosing pitcher Todd Lawrence atthe start and unloaded the bigbats in the fifth and sixth innings.

Jacobson homered in the fifthwith Gary Yamello, who hadtripled, on base. Pierson's bigblow came in the sith and scoredJoe Centanni. who had singled.

Marlboro S, Cedar Ridge 1MADISON TOWNSHIP — Win-

ning pitcher Steve Fitzgerald heldCedar Ridge to three hits, struckout eight and walked two battersas Marlboro defeated Cedar Ridgein non-conference baseball.

Cedar Ridge's Brian Smithhomered in the first inning, butMarlboro tied the game in thesecond and then went in front tostay with two runs in the third.

Jim Ford walked leading off thethird, Fitzgerald singled and JeffSilverstein walked to load thebases. Rich Monahan walked toforce in Ford and AnthonyDeStefano's scriflce fly scoredFitzgerald.

"B" SouthWall S, Pt. Boro 2

WALL TOWNSHIP — Tom Glf-ford scored on • passed ball in thebottom of the seventh Inning asthe Crimson Knights remainedunbeaten in two starts, both con-ference tilts.

Gifford reached on a walk aftera strikeout and Ed Scott singledhim to second. Gifford stole thirdwith Mike Cappetto at the plate,but Capetto fanned to set thestage for Glfford's theft.Manasqaan 8, Msgr. Donovan I

TOMS RIVER — UnbeatenManasquan (3-0) snapped a 2-2tie with four runs in the sixthInning in defeating MonslgnorDonovan (0-2).

Ty Hawkins led off the sixthwith a base on balls, stole secondand third, and scored on anoverthrow. Mike Hoos walked andthen Jim Morgan homered.

Winning pitcher Mike Mahadywent the first five innings. Hestruck out 11, walked one andallowed three hits.

"C" NorthMater Del 4, Keyport 4

MIDDLETOWN — Vaughn Abelsmacked a two-run homer in thebottom of the seventh to preservethe tie for the Seraphs, winless intheir first three starts.

The game was called after seveninnings on account of darkness.

Keyport took a 2-0 lead in thetop of the first on an rbi single byNick Martisch and an rbl triple byJim Nolan.

Mater Dei put the first fiverunners on base in the bottom ofthe frame and Derek Sininskydoubled down the left field line fortwo runs.

HOPPING GOOD TIME — Mike Cremons of RedBank Regional performs a little hop after strokingthe ball during his match against Bruce Haddad

Haddad paces Ocean winLITTLE SILVER — Freshman

Bruce Haddad, getting his firstvarsity start, made Ocean Town-ship tennis coach Stan Friedmanlook like a genius as Haddad ledthe Spartans to a 3-0 blanking ofRed Bank Regional yesterday In anon-conference match.

Haddad, the number one playerin the country a year ago in the14-year-old group played a solidbaseline game accompanied bypowerful ground strokes to dis-pose of Mike Cremens, 6-0,6-2, Infirst singles.

Tennis

Gregg Weisman struggledthrough a tough first set to turnback the challenge of Ricky Horn,6-4, 6-0, in second singles.Weisman committed a number ofunforced errors in the first setwhich caused him to lose com-

Gymnast faces fight for lifeFRANKLIN, Ohio (AP) — Tom

Osust has had to make one dra-matic comeback already in hisyoung life. But the former Frank-lin High School gymnastics star,now a freshman at Slippery Rock(Pa.) State University, is nowfighting for his life.

Osust, a freshman on the Slip-pery Rock gymnastics team, suf-fered a broken neck Monday dur-ing practice while practicing forthe NCAA Division II nationaltournament.

It Is the second time Osust hasbroken his neck. At age 13 hebroke the third and fourth ver-tebrae wben he was injured in adiving accident at a swimmingpool.

Witnesses Monday said Osust,

who has qualified for the nationalfinals on the vault, was workingout on the high bar when theinjury occurred. When he dis-mounted, his feet hit the bar andhe fell on his head and neck.

His heart was beating, but hewasn't breathing. Rick McCand-less, faculty trainer at the school,

Lacey rips Rumson in soccerRUMSON — Colleen Gannon

and Trisch Laptenzo both scoredthree goals as Lacey crushedRumson-Fair Haven Regional,8-0, in the opening girls soccermatch of the season for bothteams.

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MANASQUAN — DebraSwaney hurled a no-hitter andManasquan unloaded a solid hit-ting attack to rout MonsignorDonovan, 26-0, in a Shore Con-ference "B" South Softball gameyesterday.

Swaney struck out five battersand the only baserunner she al-lowed was a two-out walk toMlcheUe McNamee in the firstinning. The game was halted inthe fifth inning by the mandatory16-run rule.

The rule gives the victory to ateam that has a 15-run lead afterfive innings.

Liz Janda provided the big batfor the Big Blue by knocking ineight runs with three singles anda three-run homer. Denise Fieldand Beth Hill hit solo home runsfor Manasquan while SueDonahue rapped out a triple,double and single.

It was the second win in asmany starts for the Big Blue.Donovan dropped to 0-2.

"B" SouthWall 6, Pt. Boro S

WALL TOWNSHIP—Carol Col-lins tripled home Elena Graf in thebottom of the sixth inning as theCrimson Knights remained un-beaten in two conference starts.Graf walked and stole secondprior to Collins1 wining hit.

Wall managed just two hits, theother an rbi double in the fourthby Kathy Murphy, but took ad-vantage of 16 walks by Pantherpitching.

Kim Desmond went the distancefor the Crimson Knights and scat-

Softballtered eight hits to pick up her firstwin. Anne Feneis took her secondloss for Pt. Boro, also winless Intwo tilts.

Non-ConferenceCedar Ridge », Marlboro 0MARLBORO — Marlboro was

plagued by eight errors and regis-tered Just four hits against AceSmith. Smith went the distancefor Cedar Ridge, striking out fourand walking three.

Wonda Dreblet took her secondloss of the season on the moundfor Marlboro, the third for theMustangs overall.

"C" SoothPlnelanda 7, Shore Reg. 6

TUCKERTON —' 3anet Gaitscored the winning run on anerror to cap a three-run rally inthe seventh inning and givePinelands (2-0) a victory overShore Regional.

Joan Lawrence was the winningpitcher for the Wildcats whileLauren Friedenberg was the loser.Joanne Galantl had two hits forthe Blue Devils who dropped to0-2.

Freehold 15, Lacey 9FREEHOLD — Winning pitcher

Lisa Hemphill knocked in the go-ahead runs with a two-run triple,and Irene Kleschinsky added athree-run homer as Freeeholdscored six runs in the sixth Inningto break a 7-7 tie and beat Lacey.

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of Ocean Township in high school tennis actionyesterday at Red Bank Regional.

posure. He regained his concen-tration to shutout Horn in thesecond set for the win.

Tien Hoang played an efficientgame and shutout DaveChourinard, 6-0, 6-0 in thirdsingles.

The doubles matches wererained out, but the visitingSpartans' singles sweep wasenough for the win.

Ocean won for the second timein as many starts while the Buc-caneers lost their initial match ofthe season.

administered mouth-to-mouthresuscitation.

Osust was taken to a localhospital and later flown by hell-copter to Allegheny General Hos-pital in Pittsburgh, about 50 milesaway, where he was listed incritical condition Wednesdaymorning in the hospital's traumaunit.

Denise Martin and Dawn Dieterhad the other goals for the Lionswho outshot Rumson, 28-7. Laceygoalie Juliane Schlossareck hadseven saves while Loma O'Harahad 20 stops for Rumson.

Continued from Page 14Ato get things together, It was almost impossible.

"Last year was kind of a wasted year forme," he added. "Maybe somebody who istougher than I am could have handled It. Icouldn't."

The same thing happened to brother Jeff,who was at Oklahoma City when BUI died. Jeffadmitted that there were times he didn't evenwant to go to the park. The relationshipbetween BUI Kunkel and his two sons hasn'tpassed either. However, Kevin Is using it as anInspiration now.

"Even when I'm on the mound, I think ofwhat he used to talk to me about pitching,"Kevin explained. "It will never go awaybecause he was such a fine teacher. It's apositive effect now. My first outing this yearwas bad, not because of him but because ofother things on my mind.

"I was thinking too much about the good fallI had a that I should be one of the top starters,"he continued. "I thought too much about thatand what I had to do to get into the draft, and

I Just couldn't concentrate on pitching the wayI had been taught to pitch. That lasted for oneor two games, and then I settled down."

Kevin also noted that he has added hisfather's best pitch, the sinker, to his fastball,curve, slider and change. The 6-2,176-poundrighthander had trouble getting his fastballover In the early stages of the season but hasnow had four good outings in succession.

"Kevin was our best pitcher during the fall,"Gary Mlgdol of the Stanford staff said. "Hefigured to be out No. 2 starter, but then he hadthat terrible start. His usually good controlwas off but now he seems to have hisconcentration back."

Stanford, 21-10 overall, is leading the toughPac 10 Conference with a 7-3 record and Isranked No. 4 in the country. Kevin thinks thatbeing in such a top-notch program will helphim in the draft.

"Being from Stanford, the scouts know allabout me," he said. "I don't have muchbargaining power exoept that maybe I maywant to go to medical school. I Just have to seewhich team drafts me. I know that I'm

throwing better now than I did when I was afreshman (6-3 record and a shutout relief stintIn the College World Series). I'm thinking a lotmore now about how to pitch to hitters thanI did then.

"A lot can change with pitchers in pro ball,"he added. "The big thing is that they usewooden bats in pro ball, and I'd certainlyrather pitch to wood than aluminum. I foundthat out in the Cape Cod League last summer.With the aluminum bats, they always want usto pitch to the outside comer."

An All-State pitcher and soccer player atLawrenceviUe Prep, Kevin has been playingbaseball virtually year-round since he enteredStanford. The Cardinal utilizes its weather fora fall program, and Kevin has pitched in acollege semi-pro league in the summers.

Now the college days are nearing an end, andhe's looking forward to a more settled life —even if it includes minor league baseball andmedical school.

"This fall will be my first one off since Ientered college," he laughed. "I may Just sitaround and get fat."

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Grievancesupportedby MLPA

WHAT TO 0 0 7 — Oakland pitcher Joaquin Andular was one ofseven players suspended for a year by Commissioner PeterUeberroth, but avoided the penalty by agreeing to donate part

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of his salary and perform community service work. The MajorLeague Players Association has filed aUeberroth's action.

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NEW YORK (AP) — The MajorLeague Players Association con-firmed yesterday that it hadfiled a grievance to challenge theaction taken against 21 playersby baseball Commissioner PeterUeberroth for their involvementwith drugs.

Although all of the playershave agreed to abide by Ueber-roth's ruling, in 11 cases to avoidsuspension, the union "obvious-ly has the right to file a griev-ance in its own name withrespect to certain things," saidDon Fehr, executive director ofthe players' union.

All 21 players named byUeberroth are required toundergo random drug testing forthe rest of their careers, and 11were also obligated to donate apercentage of their salaries todrug rehabilitation programsand to contribute a set numberof hours of community servicerelating to fighting drug abuse.

Fehr said the grievance wasfiled earlier this week.

If it goes its full course, thecase will wind up with baseball'sImpartial arbitrator, ThomasRoberts.

Barry Rona, executive direc-tor of the' owners Player Rela-tions Committee, said that sincethe players had agreed to submitto conditions of the com-missioner's ruling, "by filing agrievance, the association is vi-olating players' rights."

Those most severely penalizedwere Keith Hernandez, DaveParker, Enos Cabell, Dale Berra,Jeff Leonard, Joaquin Andujarand Lonnie Smith. AU were

suspended for one year, butavoided that penalty by agree-ing to Ueberroth's conditions,Including donating ten percentof a year's salary to a drug abuseprogram and committing them-selves to 200 hours of communi-ty service Involving drug abuseover a two year period.

Claudell Washington, LeeLacy, Al Holland and LarySorensen were suspended for 60days, but could avoid the penal-ty by contributing five percentof a year's salary and 60 hoursof community service.

No suspensions were Imposedon the other 10 players when thecommissioner made his an-nouncements on Feb. 28.

"With most of the people thatthe commissioner took Issueagainst, he said it wasn't adisciplinary action, and weclearly have the right tochallenge that," Fehr said.

Fehr also said the union wouldargue that if any of the actionsfor which the players werepenalized occured before or dur-ing the Ufe of the since-aban-doned Joint drug agreement,then the commissioner couldtake no action other than whatwas provided for In the agree-ment. The agreement was uni-laterally ended by the ownerslast October.

Any of the players affectedare welcome to Join the griev-ance, Fehr said.

Also being heard by Roberts isa grievance filed by the unionagainst drug-testing clausesbeing Included in the contractsof about 460 players.

Phil Niekro isn't readyto end his class act yetThe folks at Geritol and Grecian Formula are

happy again.The porch-sitters at the old folks' home are

rocking with a little more pep and pizzazz today.Old Mother Hubbard is making plans to hit the

disco tonight.Look out, baseball world, Phil Niekro isn't on

Medicare yet. He's got another pitching year to dealwith.• Thursday's sports news featured one of thoseperiodic nice things. Here was Phil Niekro, aceknuckleballer, who picked up his 300th careervictory in the final game of the 1985 season.; People around the baseball world were smiling onthe surface for ol' Phil, but underneath they werethinking "when is this guy going to head for the parkwith his pigeon food?"• Yep, ol' Phil, complete with snow-colored hair, ispushing SO. His fastball would lose a race to homeplate with Maki-Maki the sumo wrestler, even witha head start. Ol' Phil will never be confused withGoose Gossage.

Last week, the Yankees decided enough wasenough. They kept ol' Phil around long enough tosign his brother, Joe, and heaven only knows whyJoe seems more valuable to them than Phil. But, offPhil went to the world of waiver wire, and the phonestayed unrung.

That is, until Cleveland, yep, they still playbaseball there, decided to give the elder Niekroanother try. Off the waiver wire he went.

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If you've ever lived in Cleveland, or if you're oneof the 614 people in the nation that care about theIndians, you know that there is a franchise worthmany a David Letterman dialogue.

This is the same team that won championshipsback in the '40s and '60s, and set attendance recordswhile playing in a stadium that was forged bydinosaurs and the glacier. Now, that same stadiumis being used, complete with echo effects when thevendors strut their stuff. They can't help It that78,000 chairs go unused every night.

Niekro is like a dream come true for the Tribe. He'sbeen around a long time, which means the youngpitchers (prospects they're always called InCleveland) will have someone to emulate. In the firsttwo weeks of the season, when the Indians are stillin the race, Niekro will add a decent number ofpaying customers.

He of the knuckleball is perfect for that cavernousSee Jankowski, Panel 1A

Perry 'frees'Bears on eveof mat show

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Expos nabThompson

PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pit-tsburgh Pirates traded high-salaried first baseman JasonThompson, coming off three con-secutive off-seasons, to the Mon-treal Expos yesterday for two

See Thompson, Page 12A

CHICAGO (AP) — William "TheRefrigerator" Perry has signed awaiver releasing the ChicagoBears from future contract obliga-tions if he suffers a career-endinginjury in a professional wrestlingextravaganza Monday night, theNational Football League clubsaid.

However, the agent for Atlan-ta's Bill Fralic said the tackle willnot sign a similar document asrequested by the Falcons.

Perry and Fralic are among fiveNFL players scheduled toparticipate in Wrestlemania II, a20-man free-for-all match to bestaged at the Horizon in suburbanRosemont.

While Perry, a 300-plus pounddefensive lineman, has signed awaiver, according to Bearsspokesman Ken Valdlserri, histeammate Jim Covert did not.

"It's stiU up in the air as towhether I'll wrestle or not," Cov-

ert said. "Right now I don't havepermission from the Bears."

Under the standard player'scontract, the Bears have the rightto prohibit players from takingpart in off-season activities thatmight endanger their fitness forfootball.

Among others listed as takingpart in the free-for-all wereDallas defensive lineman Ed "TooTall" Jones and San Franciscotight end Russ Francis.

Other sites for Wrestlemania II <— a sequel to a similar event lastyear in Madison Square Garden —are New York and Los Angeles.

Under the rules, the last manleft in the ring wins, promoterssay.

Fralic is signed to a four-year,$2.36 million contract with theteam, including an annuity fundworth 16 million. He Is to get$10,000 for appearing In thewrestling match.

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CHICAGO (AP) — BUI Foster, former Rutgershead coach, was named head basketball coach atNorthwestern University yesterday and said he wasconfident of leading the struggling Wildcats to awinning season.

"I think I'm capable of winning or I wouldn't behere," said Foster, who replaced Rich Falk.

"I have not set any goals as far aa wins andlosses," Foster said at a news conference.

l Foster, 66, has posted 20-victory seasons at fourDivision I schools, and has a career record of413-268 In 26 seasons. He left South Carolina aftercompiling a 12-16 mark last season.

Reviving Noithwestem's program In the Big TenConference could be tough.

"When you recruit, you look for quickness andtalent," Foster said. "We are hopeful we can recruita player who can help us now.

Foster began his college coaching career atBloomsburg (Pa.) State in 1960. He then moved toRutgers, where he posted six straight winningseasons and earned two National Invitation Tour-nament bids.

Foster then went to Utah in 1972 and lumped toDuke three years later, reaching the NCAA FinalFour In 1978, before losing to Kentucky In thechampionship game.

Falk was fired March 14 after eight seasons atNorthwestern. His career mark Is 76-146 overall,30-114 in conference play.

Northwestern was 8-20 and 2-16, respectively,last season and finished In the Big Ten cellar for the

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Week in ReviewOIL LAYOFFS Phillips Petroleumand Standard Oil announced plans formajor cost-saving measures as aresult of the oil price drop. Phillips•aid It will lay off an estimated 9.4percent of its workers and suspendmerit pay raises. Standard CHI willslash spending for research and ex-ploration by 34 percent.

PRODUCTION DOWN GeneralMotors, Chrysler and Ford said they'llbe forced to reduce production againunless low Interest financing incen-tive programs return. The 9.9 percentinterest offered by the three rightnow are set to end April 14. But no oneknows if the sales-boosting 7.9 per-cent rate will make a comeback. 8*t>

NEW HOME SALES New homesales took a surprising downturn of3.8 percent in February, but lowermortgage rates are soon expected totranslate Into a rebound

NOT YET. . . Financial Corp. ofAmerica, parent of the biggest thriftin the U.S., reported that Its problemloan portfolio grew to almost 12billion through the end of February.Earlier in the year, Financialpredicted its problem loans wouldlevel off In 1986.

LIABILITY LIMITS? PresidentReagan this week signed legislation tolimit liability awards in injury law-suits. The Justice Department hadtaken out its pen to draft the legis-lation, which includes reducing theliability of the federal government.

PAYOLA PRIED OPEN Majorrecord firms were asked to submitdocuments to a grand jury this week,which is investigating alleged connec-tions between certain recordpromoters and organized crime.

BARGAINING BEGINS AT&Tand its unions started labor contracttalks Wednesday for the first newagreement since the company spun offits regional phone companies twoyears ago. So far AT&T has laid offthousands of workers and may beforced to lay off more because ofcompetition to reduce prices.

NO THANKS Carson Pirie Scott, arestaurant and r«tail concern, paidJust that to a nearly $380 million •takeover offer by Baytree Investors.Carson also initiated its first de-fensive moves, including repurchas-ing company stock.

LOAN RATES DOWN Mortgagerates fell again last month and shoulddecline further soon, analysts said.Fixed-rate loans fell the most, with30-year conventional mortgages hov-ering around 10.1 percent, comparedwith 10.51 percent a month earlier.Adjustable rate loans also dipped.

TIN TRIMS EARNINGS Thecollapse of the London Tin marketreduced American Express's first-quarter net income by as much as 147million. Still, the firm is supposed toshow an operating profit of more than$200 million.

MORE RESULTS Along with oilproducers seeing major cuts into theirprofits, oil industry-dependent statesare feeling a bite. Louisiana, forinstance, is looking at a budget deficitof up to $1 billion. Some state leadersare discussing an overhaul of thegovernment to help cope with thecrisis.

ACQUISITION OK'D OenstarCorp. said it will be acquired byImasco Inc. The move follows Im-asco's increased offer to more than$1.68 billion, and If the acquisitiongoes through, it will give Imascocontrol of Genstar's Canadian trustunit, the seventh largest In the coun-try.

TAKEOVERS CONTINUE Dix-ons Group proposed a hostile takeoverof Woolworth Holdings PLC for $2.76billion. The merger would create amajor new British retail chain and Isin line with a flurry of takeover offersin Great Britain.

RESERVES FORTIFIED FirstOklahoma Bancorp, announced It willbuild Its loan-loss reserves to $36million and write off $33 million inbad loans. Poor energy and agricul-ture industry loans were the problem.

MORE MERGERS Privately heldCavalcade Partners made a hostile$374.6 million bid for TesoroPetroleum. Cavalcade said it wouldmake a complete overhaul of the oilcompany If the bid is accepted.

INDICTMENTS RETURNEDE.S.M. Government Securities, whichwent bankrupt last year and set off arun on Maryland thrifts, saw eightformer executives and an outsideauditor indicted on federal fraudcharges this week.

— ootnpttad by Frances Lynam

Labor market causes little joyBy MATT YANCEYAP Labor Writer

WASHINGTON — Thenumber of jobless Americanscontinued to hover around 8.4million last month, the govern-ment reported today, keepingthe unemployment rate wellabove 7 percent and belyingearlier indications of an upturnin the economy.

The Bureau of Labor Statisticssaid the rate of civilian jobless-ness, adjusted for normalseasonal fluctuations, fell to 7.2percent in March, a drop of onlyone-tenth of 1 percentage pointfrom February and the sameaverage unemployment level forall of 1985. A year ago, theMarch rate was 7.3 percent.

"The failure of unemploymentto decline to its January level of6.7 percent suggests that theeconomy has been weaker thanearlier estimates," said JerryJaslnowski, chief economist forthe National Association ofManufacturers.

Private and government econ-omists agreed that January'sjobless rate of 6.7 percent, thelowest of Ronald Reagan's five-year presidency, was astatistical aberration in thewake of rise to 7.3 and 7.2percent rates of the last twomonths.

Robert Ortner, the CommerceDepartment's chief economist,called the March figures "disap-pointing," reflecting continuingweaknesses in broad areas of the

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NO JOY — Janet Norwood, Commissioner, Bureau of LaborStatistics, announced in Washington yesterday that the un-employment rate for March dippped just a notch on a seasonallyadjusted basis from the year-earlier month The only goods-producing industry that showed an increase in jobs over thesame month last year was construction, stimulated by decliningmortage rates, she said

economy such as manufacturing,with a loss of 40,000 jobs lastmonth.

"This is the first broad generalstatistic we have for March andit doesn't show any signs yet

that the economy has ac-celerated a great deal," Ortnersaid. "The overall economy hasnot been that strong ..., so it isnot surprising that the un-employment rate has not comedown very much."

Jasinowski said "seasonal ad-justment problems" in Decemberand January employment fig-ures had "tended to over-adjustfor changes in the labor force,making those numbers look con-siderably better than theywere."

However, Ortner, Jasinowskiand several other economistssaid they expect the rate ofjoblessness to again drop below7 percent the second half of1986 as lower interest rates, oilprices and the fallen dollar inrelation to foreign currencieswork their way through the U.S.economy.

In Santa Barbara, Calif.,White House spokesman LarrySpeakes said, "This data reflectsa smooth continuation of em-ployment growth since June of1985, and we expect a continuedsteady downward trend in theunemployment rate."

Speakes said the figures show"reasonably strong employmentgrowth and continued success ofthe Reagan economic agenda inputting Americans back to workin a steadily growing economy."

The Reagan administrationhas predicted that the averagecivilian unemployment rate forall of 1986 will be 6.8 percent.

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Low-cost financing: Key to auto salesBy FRANCES LYNAMThe Register

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NO BARGAIN — Would-be car buyers appear less impressed with99 percent auto financing, as advertised at Big Red Pontiac,Eatontown, than they were with 7.9 percent auto loans. In responseto lagging auto sales, General Motors Corporation reportedly willend the 9.9 percent deals later this month, with speculation ridingon restoration of the 7.9 percent rate.

Market plunges,setting a record

In the car sales business, low-cost financing seems to be thebarometer for consumer buying.

The fact is, the public hasdecided it can live without a newcar if low interest Incentives areunavailable, Thomas O'Grady,auto analyst with IntegratedAutomotive Resources, said yes-terday in a telephone interviewfrom his Philadelphia office.

"Consumers have decided in-centives are here to stay," saidGrady "Even if he wants to junkhis five-year-old car, he'll holdout if he thinks a better deal isaround the corner."

The domestic auto industry,which stopped offering in Marchthe attractive 7.9 percent salesincentives that were a boon tothe industry last fall, reported asteep 15.6 percent drop in carsales for March.

The big three auto manufac-turers, General Motors Corp.,Ford Motor Co., and ChryslerCorp., reported declines of 14.3percent, 18 percent and 21.4percent, respectively.

Several local dealers in Mon-mouth County said yesterdaythat the increase of interestfinancing from a low 7.9 percentto 9.9 percent has curtailedbusiness.

Dominic Veltre, sales managerat Schwartz Chrysler andPlymouth dealership in RedBank, said March sales weredown about 20 percent com-pared with March 1985.

"When the 7.9 percent rate

came in last fall, it broughtpeople in from everywhere," hesaid. "January and Februarywere extremely good monthsand March dropped off slightlybecause the incentives weregone."

Joe Angerio, sales manager ofFinn Buick on Route 36 inEatontown, also said sales weredown about 20 percent for themonth.

Auto companies will have tobring the 7.9 percent rates backbefore sales increase again, saidGrady.

"The auto dealers' biggestproblem is that their incentivesare not very good right now,"says O'Grady. "It's going to takesome really strong incentives tobring people back into the show-room."

John Schmelz, owner of BigRed Pontiac on Route 36 inEatontown, summed it up thisway: "We normally find 60percent of customers need somesort of financing help. WhenGenera) Motors AcceptanceCorp. brings in an incentive likethe 7.9 percent rate, thatnumber jumps to 80 or 90 per-cent."

Schmelz, whose dealershipcurrently offers the 9.9 percentrate, said sales dropped 20 per-cent when the 7.9 percent ratewas eliminated.

Now, at the 9.9 percent rate,he says, business is good but thepublic is applying somepressure.

"They see the prime rate is 9percent so they think theyshould be able to get a car loanfor at least that price. My busi-

ness has increased 60 percentover the last year If GMACcame back with that 7.9 percentrate it would be up another 20percent."

Grady also said, though, that asteady growth in car sales since1983 may be putting extrapressure on car companies tokeep increasing an already goodsales volume.

"Even if they brought backthe 7.9 percent rates we stiltwouldn't see the volume of lastSeptember," said Grady

During that month a record 12million cars were sold by auto-makers worldwide. The marketwas so active then it continuedto hit near records in January at

11.9 million. A drop 10.8 millionin- February and 7.8 million inMarch was expected, he said.

A rising market share thatJapanese import have capturedcould be deceptive, he said,

Japanese importers, forced toraise prices because of a risingyen, have managed to take abigger bite out of the Americancar .market. Sales on importedcars last year rose to an esti-mated 27 percent, comparedwith 22.7 percent a year earlier.

Grady said that some of thatrising market share may beattributed to the fact that theJapanese were allowed to sellmore cars this year through thevoluntary restraint agreementwith the U.S.

For the 1984-86 fiscal year,Japanese car makers werepermitted to sell 1.86 millioncars here, compared with 2.3million for the most recent year.

By CHET CUMIERAP Business Writer

NEW YORK — The stockmarket sold off sharply againyesterday, leaving the DowJones industrial average with itsbiggest weekly point loss ever.

Analysts said concern that oilprices and interest rates mighthave bottomed out and startedclimbing again helped prompt arush to sell stocks.

They also said the futures-related selling that bedeviled themarket earlier in the week con-tinued.

The Dow Jones average of 30industrials dropped 27.18 to1,739.22, bringing its loss for theweek to 82.60 points. That ex-ceeded the previous recordweekly decline of 69.08 pointsset Oct. 16-20, 1978, in themidst of what came to be called"the October massacre" on WallStreet.

But in percentage terms, theaverage's 4.63 percent loss forthe week was nowhere near arecord.

Friday's volume on the NewYork Stock Exchange came to147.27 million shares, against

that the pace of economicgrowth remained sluggish.

William LeFevre at Purcell,Graham & Co. said the rise in oilprices and the program sellingappeared to be wringing outsome of the exuberance thatwent into stock prices during thefirst quarter, when the Dow rosemore than 270 points.

In the daily tally on the BigBoard, declining issues out-numbered advances by nearly 3to 1. The exchange's compositeindex dropped 2.12 to 132.29.

Nationwide turnover inNYSE-listed Issues, Includingtrades in those stocks on re-gional exchanges and in theover-the-counter market,totaled 175.12 million shares.

Standard & Poor's index of400 industrials fell 3.92 to262.66, and SAP's 600-stockcomposite Index was down 3.78at 228.69.

The NASDAQ composite indexfor the over-the-countermarket dropped 2.28 to 372.23.At the American Stock Ex-change, the market value indexclosed at 265.08, down 1.63.

Let pros manage money:Invest in mutual funds

Many want to start an investment programbut lack what a colleague of mine calles thethree T's and an M.

Because of this, perhaps you should let thepros do your investing.

What on earth do I mean by the three T's andan M. Take a look at them one at a time.

The first "T" is for time. Do you have time.And I don't mean time to glance at the papereach day to determine if the market went up orif the market went down. I mean the time tostudy, to review balance sheets, profit and lossstatements, economic indicators, governmenttrends and labor problems. Believe me, it takesa lot of time.

The second "T" is for training. What is youreducational background? Are you trained instatistical analysis? Money? Banking? Econ-omics? Accounting? Human Psychology? Yourtraining may be entirely different, and that canpose a sever handicap.

The third "T" is for temperament. Investinginvolves a great deal of psychology. Is yourtemperament suited for stock market invest-ing? Analyze your own personality, if you can.

Sometimes instant decisions are necessaryeither to buy or to sell. Tax consequencesabound. Can you make these decisions?

Three T's and an M. What about the M? It

stands for money, and you need sufficientfunds in order to diversify. Diversification is

Robert J.Oberst

one of the first rules of investing. The oldexpression, "don't put all of your eggs in onebasket," holds as true as ever.

If you lack the three T's and an M, maybe youshould let the pros do your investing for yeuthrough a mutual fund. Mutual funds provideprofessional management on a regular basis,and for many people, funds can give you a goodstart on your investment program.

Next week I'll take a closer look at mutualfunds.Dr. Robert J. Oberst, Sr. Is a CertifiedFinancial Analyst and president of R. J.Oberst, Sr. and Associates, In Bed Bank.National publication*, inch as "MoneyMagazine," "Sylvia Porter's PersonalFinance," and "Natioa's Bnslneu," oftenreport his views on how to handle personalfinances.

2B The Register,5.1986

CONSUMERDouble Consumers Union tests for the beststockchoices

By LAWRENCE KILMAN

Associated Press

ChrisGelling

' If you restrict your search forMock investments to just thosestocks traded on American Ex-changes, you will be limiting yourinvestment opportunities to onlyhalf the stocks traded in the worldtoday.

A good case can be made thatInvesting internationally is ankiea whose time has come.•' When compared to other major(narkets throught the world, theI ains made on American stocks' iver the past 14 months seemninor.

For example, American stocks>s measured by the Standard and•oors 500 rose 31.7 percent in985. At the same time Germantocks rose 156 percent, whiletalian stocks soared 127 percent.! Out of 18 major world stockmarkets, the U.S. market ranked^6 in growth last year.| Accordingly, investment ex-perts recommend that those whoseek to diversify their portfoliosnvest 5 to 15 percent of theirtssets in foreign stocks. Investingibroad can smooth the cyclicalpeaks and valleys in a portfolio.| Foreign stock markets, es-pecially those in Europe, are oftenrising when the the U. S. market isfalling. Economic recoveries orrecessions abroad often lag behindthose in the United States.1 Moreover, some countries andregions of the world enjoy higherlong-term growth rates than doesthe United States.' S k i l l e d i n v e s t m e n tprofessionals often can spot fast-growing companies in countriesjhat offer attractive investmentopportunities. And you'll doubleyour investment choices by think-ing internationally.

In addition, the value of thedollar can add — or subtract—from your profits in internationalinvesting. To get the greatestreturn, the dollar should be strongwhen you buy foreign stocks. ThatWay, you'll pay bargain prices.Then it should decline after youbuy them, which automaticallyraises their dollar value.

Some international Investmentanalysts believe this favorablesituation is occurring right now.Even though the dollar has beendeclining, they say it is still highenough to make foreign stocksattractive. And since economistsexpect the dollar to continue tofall over the next two years,foreign securities will gain indollar terms whether the stocksthemselves appreciate.

You have two choices wheninvesting in foreign stocks. Youmay buy individual stocks orpurchase shares of mutual fundsthat concentrate on foreign stocks.Mutual funds are the most conve-nient, safest and sensible choicefor the average investor.

Internationally oriented mutualfunds provide all the advantagesaf American mutual funds: di-versification, professionalmanagement and liquidity. Inter-national funds invest only inforeign securities, while globalfunds invest in U. S., as well asforeign stocks.

When investing in a mutualfund, you don't have to worryabout converting dollars topurchase shares priced in foreigncurrencies. In addition, you don'thave to worry about physicallyholding foreign securities and try-ing to figure out what portions ofany gains are taxable under U. S.law, The mutual fund does that foryou and sends a statement.

Although investing on your ownin foreign securities is easier thanin the past, it still is complicated.The full range of securities avail-able to a mutual fund managerisn't available to you.

Only a hundred or so foreigncompanies are listed and traded onthe New York and American StockExchanges, although many moretrade over-the-counter. If youbuy anything other than a foreignblue-chip, you're apt to get littlefinancial information about thecompany.

When a foreign company lists itsstock on an exchange as a UnitedStates security, as do many Can-adian concerns, you can actuallyacquire the shares, Just as youwould those of an American stock.

In other cases, you will receivean American Depository Receipt(ADR), a document representingshares in a foreign company thatan overseas bank holds.

Chris Gelling U a financialconsultant with ShearsonLehman Brothers In Bed Bank.His column offering financialadvice appears weekly..

MOUNT VERNON, NY. (AP) —Every nook and cranny at theheadquarters of Consumers Unionis crowded with washingmachines, wood stoves, exercy-cles, mattresses, toasters andother products.

Wires and gauges are every-where. And amid this clutter,engineers armed with the mostsensitive testing equipment, aswell as some Rube Goldberg-likedevices, determine the "bestbuys" that have made CU and itsConsumer Reports magazinefamous over 50 years.

Sometimes the tools for testingproducts are unusual. Take the"thumper," used to test thedurability of mattresses. Twobowling ball halves, meant toreplicate buttocks, are attached toa piston that pummels them intomattresses to simulate years ofwear.

And sometimes these serious-minded tests are fun as well.

On one recent cold afternoon,the odor of barbecued chickenfilled the halls. Technicians weretesting a dozen gas grills, soconsumers would have the resultsbefore summer lookouts

It is here, 20 minutes from NewYork City, where Consumer Re-ports magazine comes to life. Firstpublished in May 1936, themagazine has its highest subscrip-tion level ever: about 3.4 millionpeople who wouldn't think ofbuying a car, a vacuum cleaner, atelevision, a heater or even tea orcoffee without first reading whatConsumer Reports has to say.

The March issue was. fairlytypical of what readers have cometo expect. It featured comparativeproduct reports on toothpastes,toaster ovens, IBM-compatiblehome computers, child safetygates, compact cars and innerspr-ing mattresses. It also featuresarticles on the Minolta Maxxum

INDEPENDENT TEST — Rhoda Karpatkin, left,Executive Director of Consumers Union, goes overtest results with Joe Peragire, assistant head of the

35mm camera and on what to do ifyour tax return is audited.

The April issue is always CU'smost popular. It is the annualautomobile issue.

The formula — testing productsfor the benefit of consumers —has worked for half a century.

Consumer Reports magazine'sfirst Issue was published whenbreakfast cereal cost 9 cents a boxand stockings were 50 cents. Thatissue reported on cereals, stock-ings, Alka-Seltzer, milk, soap andtoothbrushes. In the depressedeconomy of that year, few peopleneeded the ratings for cars, re-frigerators or other expensive

ASSOCIATED PRESS

appliance division. For 50 years, the consumerorganization has steered clear of advertisers andkept businesses at arm's length.

goods that have since become thehallmark of the magazine'sproduct testing reports.

Rhoda H. Karpatkin, executivedirector of Consumers Union, saidthe magazine's longevity is basedin part on a simple but disturbingperception: many people do nottrust businesses, advertising, gov-ernment or advertising-backedmedia to provide them with theinformation they need to makeeducated buying choices.

Consumer Reports has noadvertising and is not linked inany way to manufacturers. WhenConsumers Union buys products,it goes to the store and pays retail.

The non-profit organization relieson subscriptions for most of itsmoney.

"We want people to trust us, andwe think many people do,"Karpatkin said. "The reason they

••I think there aremanufacturers whowish we would falloff the face of theEarth.»»

Rhoda H. KarpatkinExscutivs Director. Consumers

Union

The pro-union stance was notodd considering the magazine wasborn of a bitter strike. The peoplewho began Consumers Union hadworked for Consumers' Research,an organization founded In 1927 totest products for the benefit ofconsumers and to publish resultsin a magazine.

When Consumers' Researchfired three workers for trying toform a union, about 40 otherworkers walked out. Whenmanagement became' intransigent,the strikers decided to beat Con-sumers' Research at its own game.

The first issue of the newmagazine sold 4,000 copies. Threeyears later, its circulation of85,000 surpassed that of Con-sumers' Research.

"Our founders were verybrilliant in conceptualizing theorganization, what it would do,"said Karpatkin. "Basically, ourmagazine is not so different fromthe one we had in our first 10 or20 years."

In a recent interview at Con-Union's headquarters,

trust us is we don't take anything Karpatkin identified four areasfrom business. We maintain an where CU intends to increase itsarm's length relationship with efforts: travel, information forbusiness. We're beholden only to elderly consumers, education forconsumers." children and attention to poor

At its inception, the magazine consumers.strongly supported labor unions. CU recently began a monthly

It issue contained an article travel newsletter to help con-nsumers' Goods Makers sumers sort out the confusedtit

Unfair To Labor" and included an"unfair list" for consumers whowanted to boycott the companies.

travel marketplace sparked byairline deregulation and subse-quent fare wars.

Calculate total costs carefullybefore refinancing mortgagesBy MILTON ROCKMORE

Metropolitan Press Syndicate

Joining the throngs of home-owners who are lining up torefinance the high interestmortgages they took out five or sixyears ago can be costly. Dependingon the size of the loan and the feesof the lender, the switch can cost$2,000 to $5,000, and more,knowledgeable sources caution.

The cost might be high that itdoesn't pay to refinance, es-pecially if you plan to live in yourhouse for less than four years.

"It's just the same as getting anew mortgage," says StephenApgar, publisher of The MortgageJournal, a weekly newspaper."When you consider credit checks,attorneys, appraisals, title search,application and recording fees, thepoints and other incidentalcharges, you're looking at a prettyexpensive piece of business."

Many banks estimate that as arule of thumb, it will cost theborrower 3.5 to 4 percent toconvert to the new mortgage.

The first thing to do, Apgarsuggests, is to check the oldmortgage to see if a prepaymentpenalty is involved. If there is one,it introduces another element thatneeds to be evaluated. The nextthing is to shop around. Points (apoint is one percent of themortgage) as well as other chargesvary from lender to lender.

"Try to negotiate with your

current lender and ask him if hewill match the best price you wereable to get," he advises. "Stayingwith the original lender is yourbest bet. They have some of theoriginal records and if you have agood payment record, they wantto keep you as a customer."

Sometimes the origination feefor the new mortgage may be soexpensive, it may not be worth-while to refinance at a lower rate,notes Bryl H. Boyce, professor offinance and real estate at theUniversity of Connecticut.

"Points are the heaviest charge.They are really a subterfuge withwhich a bank can increase its yieldwithout increasing the rate. Onepoint might be O. K , but two orthree — that's just making moneyon the deal."

Some banks see origination feesas a new promotional opportunity.It is an arena in which they canbeat the competition. Says RobertO'Brien, chairman of Carteret Sav-ings Bank in New Jersey: "We arecreating an imaginative refinanc-ing program that will set us apart.For existing customers we speedup the process. We wouldn't re-quire a new title search or survey.We could tell in 20 minutes by acheck with an appropriate agencywhether the property had becomeencumbered since the originalmortgage. We would change someof the existing documents and Idon't even know if we would sendsomeone out to look at the house."

Robert Walsh, president of thebank's mortgage subsidiary,stressed that its refinancing pro-gram charges no points. "Our no-point rate is currently 10.78 per-cent. Instead of adding three orfour points as prepayment weinclude it In the rate." Whenquestioned, he agreed this was liketaking money out of one pocketand putting It in another, butadded, "At least it enables home-owners to take advantage of thelower rates without having tomake an up front cash outlay."

Lenders everywhere are beingswamped with refinancing appli-cations and some said they werenot thinking about reducing or-igination fees. If anything, theysaid they would soon look forways to discourage business.

Thomas H. Mathews, executivevice president, California Savingsand Loan, doesn't see any waytheir borrowers can save on thesefees other than by shoppingaround and finding a lender thatcharges less. "I don't want to betoo pessimistic, but you only getwhat you pay for. Inducementsare not always Inducements."

In Connecticut, People's Bank isencouraging its customers to re-finance. "Our 2.6 points on fixedrate mortgages is dropped a halfpoint when customers refinance.Since we encourage people toswitch to adjustable ratemortgages, we reduce them to onepoint from our regular two pointcharge," says Parry Spahr.

Consumer advocates setto slaughter 'Super Cow1

Knight-RkJder Newspapers

WASHINGTON — Consumeradvocates and dairy farmersset out Tuesday to kill a still-unborn breed of Super Cow onthe day that the federal gov-ernment began its program toslaughter about 1 million living,but less-celebrated bovine*.

The group, led by Wisconsindairy fanners, filed with theFood and Drug Administrationa petition that questions theagency's logic in consideringapproval of a chemical to createmilk-gushing Super Cowswhile the Agriculture Depart-ment is spending 11.8 billion toreduce milk surpluses by buy-ing and killing cows.

"It's a classic case of thegovernment being at odds withitself," said Jeremy Rifkin, aconsumer activist who is coor-dinating the legal action for thefarmers. "Anyone who believesthis is progress is crazy."

Tuesday was the startingdate for the Agriculture De-partment's whole herd buy-outprogram under which some14,000 dairy farmers are sell-

ing about 1 million cows to thefederal government over thenext 18 months.

The slaughter is intended toreduce milk production by 8percent and thereby save someof the 12 billion spent yearly bythe USDA to purchase allsurplus cheese, butter and milkproduced by America's 11.1million dairy cows.

But the dairy farmers com-plain that while the USDA iskilling almost 10 percent of thenation's milk cows, the FDAmay stomp on that effort byapproving the commercial useof an experimental substancecalled the Bovine GrowthHormone.

This hormone, produced Insmall amounts naturally bydairy cows, regulates the vol-ume of milk production. But byusing genetically alteredbacteria, scientists are nowproducing the hormone syn-thetically.

And In studies at severaluniversities, regular injectionsof the hormone have producedSuper Cows that produce up to40 percent more milk.

Social Security

You can receive both benefitsBy EILEEN F. SHERIDAN

District Manager

Today's column is based onsituations and questions that crossmy desk.

Can a person receive bothSocial Security and Supplemen-tal Security Income (SSI) ben-efits?

If the individual's Social Secur-ity check is small and his or herassets and other income arelimited, an SSI check also may bepayable. Call any Social securityoffice for more information.

I'm disabled, and I think I maybe eligible for SSI payment*. Iknow I'm supposed to apply forSSI at a Social Security office,bat what should I bring with me?What kinds of papers will theyask me for?

When you apply for SSI, youshould bring your Social Securitycard, a birth certificate, or someother record to prove your age,

medical records and other infor-mation about your disability andinformation about any incomeyour receive. You also should beable to provide information aboutyour living arrangements and anybank account numbers, Insurancepolicy numbers or any real estateyou own.

I will t u n 82 In a few monthsami want to retire. How do I filefor retirement benefits?

Application for retirement ben-efits can be filed up to threemonths in advance. In order to file

you application, write, call or visityour local Social Security office.In addition to your Social Securitycard, ycu will need proof of yourage, such as a birth or basptismalcertificate, and W-2 forms for thepast two years to prove how muchyou earned.

My husband died six monthsago. Beeaase I'm only 37 andhave no children, I'm not eligiblefor Social security widow's pay-ments. Bather than live off the

insurance money I received, I'mgoing bach to work. I worked foreight yean before I gave ap myJob nine years ago. Have I lostthe Social Secarity credit. Iearned daring those years?

No. Those credits remainpermanently on your Social Secur-ity record of earnings. When youreturn to work, the credits youaccrue will be added to thosealready on your record.

I'm a widow and have a men-tally retarded son 14. My songats monthly Social Securitychecks on my late husband'searnings record. Becanse he Is Inmy care, I also get Social Secar-ity payments and work part-time. My son never will be ableto Auction normally, so I worryabout what happen to him whenI die. U there a limit on how longhe can continue to get SocialSecurity?

Again, no. Your son will con-tinue to get chlldhoold disabilitybenefits as long as he's disabled.His checks will continue evenwhen you're gone.

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Fruehauftakeoveropposed

DETROIT — Fruehauf Corp.urged its 19,000 shareholders innewspaper advert i sementsThursday to reject any request fortheir proxies from Asher Edelman,the New York corporate raiderwho is trying to take control of the

-company. "•Proxies would confer a right to

vote the signer's shares atFruehauf'!! annual meeting,scheduled for May 1.

"We urge you not to sign anyproxy card which he or his groupmay send to you until you haveheard from the company," say theads, which are signed by FruehaufChairman Robert Rowan. "Yourboard of directors urges you toreject any attempt to put theEdelman group in a position to'negotiate' a transaction to ac-quire Fruehauf with a board con-trolled by them at a price and onterms fixed by them."

MARKKT IN BRIEFN Y S.E. issuesConsokdiKKl TradingFriday, April 4Votuma Shares17S.121.93O

IssuesTraded2,055

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N.Y.S.E Index

132.29 - 2.12

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SATURDAY. APRIL 5,1986 The EegUtcr 9B

New Jersey holds inventors workshopBy ART DANIELS

Associated Press

SrXAUCUS — A lot of brightideas floated around in the headsof those attending a NationalInnovation Workshop yesterday,but one investment consultantsaid the chances of an inexperi-

enced inventor striking it rich isone in a million.

The conference, which endstoday, is the first of its kind inNew Jersey, although about 30others have been held across thenation. About 400 people attend-ed, 100 more than anticipated.

"It really helps the inventorssuccessfully market their inven-

tion," said Janet Steele Holloway,program director for the NewJersey Small Business Develop-ment Center, which is based at theNewark campus of Rutgers Uni-versity.

"They have to have somethingin mind, and then have a direc-tion," she said. "We try to tellthem of the resources they need to

bring it to market, or sell the ideato others."

"The inventors here," she said,her arm sweeping down a corridoroff which inventors huddledtogether in numerous workshops,"have invented everything."

Inventors in America are anuntapped resource, she said.

"Look at the numbers," she said

of the attendance. "At all of theseworkship the registration isalways greater than anticipated."

Inventors are "typicallyisolated, very independent peo-ple," she said. "They often need asense of direction."

The Small Business Development Center is part of a nationalnetwork of college-based centers

that provide counseling andeducation for small businessowners or potential en-trepreneurs

But Dr. Morton LeFar, afinancial consultant to venturecapitalists, said the chances of aninexperienced inventor making itbig are one in a million.

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230 Attonttc HtohUrxto•onouoHOP

ATLANTIC MOMLAMOiNOTICI

PUBLIC NOTICE il harabygivan that tha Planning Board oftna Borough ol Atlantic Htgh-lands ha» approvad by R«a\ol-ut«on adopted January 16, t 9M.a minor suMlvwon to John RDunn and Catharine A Dunn, hitwifa for ma auDdtviaton ol thawestarty portion of Lot 9 Block137 on Vw Tax Map of thaBorough of Atlantic Highland*Said Ratoiution ha. baan filed intha Office ol tna Clark ol thaBorougn of Atlantic Highlandsand 11 available for inspection toany interested partiesApr 5 . 17-20

221 Colt. NeckNOTICE TO BIDDEM

Sealed proposals will be re-ceived by the Township Clerk olthe Township of Colts Neck onThursday. April 27. i960 at 6 00p m ai tne Township Halt, CedarDrive Coils Neck, N j 07722 forthe furnishing and delivering ol amachine lo shred and pulverizeleaves and brush.

information lor Bidders andSpecifications may be examinedal the Office ol the TownshipClerk. Cedar Drive. Cons Neck.NJ. 07722

Tne proposal shall be sub-mitted on the bidder's letterhead,property filled out and executedThe Proposal must be enclosedm a sealed envelope furnished bythe Didder and directed to theTownship Clerk of the Townshipol Cods Neck and shall bear onthe outside (he item lor which theproposal is made, together wrththe name and address of the bid-der Bidders are required tocomply with the requirements ofPL 1975 c 127 (Affirmative Ac-tion).

Air prices shall be exclusive olthe Federal Excise Tax TheTownship Committee reservesthe right to reject any or allproposals or to accept the onewhich in its judgment will be in thebest interest ol the Township olColts Neck

A certified check or bid bond Inthe amount of tan percent (10%)of the bid must accompany allProposals and win be returnedwhen the contract has been ex-ecuted by the successful bidder.By Order of the Township Com-

mitteeGeorge Handzo. Township ClerkApr 5 $17 28

23tR«dB«nkPUBLIC NOTICE

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE mat ontne 17m day of April. I960, at meRed Bank Municipal Building. 32Morimouth Street, Red Bank,New Jersey, the Zoning Board ofAdjustment will ho<d a publicnsaflng on the application of theundersigned, at which time andplace all interested persons winbe given an opportunity to beheard Said meeting wilt begin it8 00pm in the third floor CouncilChambers

The location of the premises inquestion is m the Business (B)zoning district, as shown on theTax Map. Block 33. Lots 1. 21.22 more commonly known as27-31 Wast Street. Red Bank.New Jersey

The applicant is seeking ap-proval of conditional use, mixedoffice and residential and vari-ances (a) 21 off-street parking•paces where 45 are required (b)Density 9 residence units where7 permitted; (c) Bulk variancesand design waivers regardingconditional use; (d) others asBoard may require for thepurpose of renovation of struc-ture at 27 West Street for mixeduse. renovation of vacant lot at 29Weet Street for off-street park-ing :-end renovtion of single familydwelling at 31 West Street forsame use.I J I documents relating to this

aapiicatton may be inspected bythe public in the office of theB««rd Secretary,, basement ofthe Municipal Building. Tues .v\t>d Thurs (9 00 am. to 1 00

t THOMAS H OASSEHT,ESQUIRE

Airil3. 1986* J 5 $1764

240 B

' PUBLIC NOTICEPLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on

tha 17th day ol April, 1906. avtheReD Bank Municipal Building, 32M#rmourn Street, Red Bank.N«w Jersey, the Zoning Bosrd ofAdjustment will hold a publichearing on the application of theuejterskined. at which time andplace sli interested persons wtUbe> given an opportunity to befieard Said meeting will begin atBfJOpm in me third floor CouncilChambers

The location of the premises inquestion it in the RB zoning dls-trtti. as shown on the Tax Map,Back 71, Lot 29, more commonlykAwn as 48 Letghion Avenue

•The applicant is seeking vari-ances from the requirements ofthe RB zone for lot frontage (75ft -required. 37.5 ft exjst). frontsetback (30 It required. 14 92 ftejest). side yard setback (10 ft.reaj. 3 9 ft exist), combined sideyard setback (20 ft req , 17 33 ft.e»»sti for the purpose of da-mWishing an existing addition•rtj erecting a new addition to theratr of a single family dwelling

All documents relating to thisapplication may be inspected bytr* pubbc in the office of the(ward Secretary, basement ofme Municipal Building. Tues.Wed Thurs (9:00 a.m. to 1:00p.m.)

Elian NussbaumApril 2. 1966Apr 5 Si4 7fl

240Rum«onPUBLIC NOTICE

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that onthe 16m day of April, 1966 at theRumson Borough Hall. EaatRiver Road. Rumson. New Jer-sey 07760. the Zoning Board ofAdjustment will hold a hearing onthe sppHcatton ol the under-signed, at which time and placeall interested persons wiH begiven an opportunity to be heard.Said meeting W<H fake piece at8:15 p.m.

The location of the premisee Nquestion IS m the R-1 Zoning District. at shown on the BoroughTax Map. Stock 1 (one). Lot 12and more commonly known as 82w River Road. Rumson.

The appweam la seeking a vari-ance for the purpose of Con-structing an Inground SwimmingPool and Whirlpool, said variancebetog required because of certainpresently suiting accessorybmkfcngs located in the front yirdof the premises

AM document* relating to trw*application may be inspected byme pubHc M the Office of the Sec-retary of the Board In theBorough Hall during regularbusiness hoof t

A l persona interested in thisapplication ww be gtven ampleopportunity to be heard at theabove stated meeting.

J * J Aquateck Poots• 804 Shrewsbury Ave

Shrewsbury, NJ 07701Apr. 5 $18.18

POBUC NOTICI

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that onthe 16th day of April, 1M6 at theRumson Borough Hall. EastRiver Road. Rumson. New Jer-sey 07780. the Zoning Board ofAdjustment wW hold a hea/tngma application ol the ZoningBoard of Adjustment wW hold ahearing on the application ol theundarslgnad. at which time andpiece al mtreated pereona w *be orven an opportunity 10 beheard Said meeting wtH takeplace at 8:15 p.m.

Tne location ol the premises m

nition le m me Rumson Zorvtngnet, as shown on the

Borough Tan Map. Block 128. Lot3 ind m w i commonry known u3 Avenue Of Two Rivera So

The applicant is seeking a vari-ant* (or the purpose ol expand-ing an existing accessary bued-ing to become a carnage houseThe addttton wW also have a par-age and garden storage shed,and is expected to greatlyenhance the appearance of theproperty.

Al documents relating to thisapplication may be inspected bythe public in the Office of the Sec-retary of the Board in theBorough Hall during regularbusiness hours.

AH persons interetted In thltapplication wiH be given ampleopportunity to be heard at theabove stated meeting.

23»R«dBiti»NOTICE

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, thatfrancatco LaRota and Anita BLaRota. ownart of Lot* 17 and18. Stock 24, commonly knowna* 21 Washington Straat. in thaBorough of Rad Bank, hava ap-plwd to tha Board of Adruatmantof tt\a Borough of Rad Bank toallow tha convaraton of tha Wngla(amity awaiting on Mid pramiwi.lo a two family dwelling and tochanga ma buatnaaa uaa of thabarn or garaga from commaraaito raitdantia" with two dwaMnguntta to ba locatad In tha aanbarn or garaga

Tha appHcanta wM ramodal thamtartor of aacfi of tha atructuraain tha proparty. and wHl craata•Wght on-Wta parking ipacaiTha propotad uaaa raqutra thaloitowing vartancaa or watvararrom tha axrating Zoning Or-dmanca ragulramantB of thaBorough ol Rad Bank:

A. Allow four ratidancat.whara two ara parmmad:

B. Exlating front yard of 13.ftfaat whara 29 taat ara raquirad:

C EiiatmgaidayardaoT.5faat•no 35+ fMt whara 10 faat and10 faat a^a raquirad;

0. Exiatmg raar yuard of 5 faatwhara 25 faat ara raquirad. and

E Floor araa of unlit to ba 005•quara faat. 1032 tquara faat.1032 tquara faat and 1200tquara faat raapacttvafy, whara aminimum of 1000 aquara faat raraquirad.and Midi othar varianoaa orwarvart aa tha Board of Adjmt-mant may conaWar at to thlt ap-plication.

The applicantt than appaar attha ragular maattrtg of tha Boardof Adjustment of tha Borough ofRad Bank on Thuraday. April 1719B6 at 6:00 p.m., at tha BoroughHall 32 Monmouth Straat RadBank, Naw Jartay Any and allparaona wrthing to ba haardconcerning said application mayappaar at tatd ttma and piaca andthay win ba givan an opportunityto do to

A copy of tf» appttcatmn andplant are on Wa wrth tha Sec-retary to tha Board of Ad|uat~mam. 32 Monmouth Straat. RadBank, Naw Jartay. and may baexamined by me public duringragular butlnaaa houra

2AOER. FUCHS.LECKSTEIN. KAUFF

a NEEDLE.Attorneya tor tha AppHcanta

By ABRAHAM J ZAGERApr. 5 125.20

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IICO SANK flfOIONALHIOH SCHOOL

•OAB.0 OF EDUCATIONANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTIONAPRIL 15 1986NOTICE OF ELECTION to baposted al the following locations

I Point Road School — PomRoad. Little Silver

2. Little Silver Borough Hall.460 Prospect Avenue, Little SD-

3. Mvkham Place School —123 Markham Piece. Lima Saver

4. Shrewsbury Borough Han.4 1 9 Sycamore A v e n u e .Shrewsbury

5. Shrewsbury Pubkc School,Broad Street fat Obra Place,Shrewsbury) (FERN ROSSAUDITORIUM)

6. United Stales Post Office,Broad Street. Shrewsbury

7 Fire House. Shrewsbury Av-enue. Red Bank {Union HoeeCompany)

8 Fire House. DrummondPlace, Red Bank (Renal Engine

'STFIed'lianK Borougn Hen. 32Monmouth Straat. Red Bank

10 Middle School on HardingRoad

II Red Bank Regional HighSchool Building

NOTICINOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN to

the legal voters of the RegionalSchooTOlstHCI of RED BANKREGIONAL HIQH SCHOOLBOARD OF EDUCATION. In tneCounty ol Monmouth. New Jer-sey, that tha annual election oftna legal voters of said dhwrlct forthe election ol lour (4) membersof the Board of Education and forother purpoees will be held at4:00 o'clock pm on

TUESDAY; APRIL is. itMTne polls will remain open until

9 00 o clock p.m., and aa muchlonger as may be necessary topermit all the legal voters menpresent to vote and to cast theirballots

The election wta be nek) and asthe legal voters ol me School Dre-trlct wta vote at tha reepecnvepolling placet stated below:

Four (4) membere win __elected as follows: From theBorough of Red Bank

Three (3) Membere w . baelected tor a three (3) Mar term

One (1) Member w* be electedfor a one (1) year term

At me said election win be sub-mitted propositions for votingtaxes for tha following purpose:Currant

expenses t4.9M.29B 00Capital Outlay t16.000.00

The ratal amount thought » benecessary la 14.963 2rM 00

- '• neetoreaMtha polling piacaa for tart atac-tton and thatrraapacttvapoWngdi ttr tct t (daaortbad by rataranoa10 the election dMricta used alltha last Oeneral Election) havebean dsilonswd below, and noperson snia vote at M M electionelsewhere than al the pollingplace designated for tne voters olthe poems district m which he or

DATED: APRIL 16.16(6KENNETH Ft. SOMHERHALTEP.SECRETARY/SCHOOL BU8I-

ADMINISTRATOFINOTE: Tha term currenl ex-pense*" includes principals .terschers . lamtors; end medical

transportation olpuMkiatksnrJIngecnoote m oawsr cvavncta wan viaconeant of Via Board o* Educa-tion, aohool Htxartaa, oomptlon, etfajol Norarlea, compeltlon of me Secretary, of

of attendance offloere. truantschools, Insurance, maintenancef l t d I t d llant and Inctdenlal oapanaas.A member of the Board of

Eduction must ba of M a i votingags. a citizen and resident of theschool district for at least two

her appointment orI must ba able to r

write Me or she Shan not bainterested direcKy or Indirectly inany contract with or claim againstthe Board

247 Wrton i MoBc—

Every ClUen of the UnitedSiatee of the age of 16 years whohaa been permanently registered« me municipal elecuondianiciat laaat thirty days prior to thadata ol the election anas ba erm-ned to vote at me school electionAppkcauon lor rmiltary or civilianabsentee ballots may be made tothe County Clerk.BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER

POLLING DISTRICT NO 1Poang Place al Markham Place

School at Markham Place in the1

School Dtamct. for legal votersresiding wtthm General ElectionDistricts Nos. 1.2,6.7.

— POLLING DISTRICT NO 2Polling Place at Point Road

School at Point Road in meSchool District tor legal votersresiding within General ElectionDistricts NOB. 3. 4. S.

BOROUGH Of RED BANK —POLLING DISTRICT NO 1

Polling Place at Middle Schoolat Harding Road In (he SchoolDistrict lor legal votera residingwrrfttn General Election Diatr idsNee. 1,2.3,4, 10.

— POLLING DI8TRICT NO 2Polling Place at tha Relief En-

gine Company al DrummondRace at Gold Street In the SchoolDistrict for legal voters residingwithin General Election DistrictNos 5 and 6.

— POLLING DISTRICT NO 3Polling Place at the Union Hoae

Fire House at Shrewsbury Av-enue in tne School District, forlegal votera residing within Gen-eral Election Districts Nos 7. 6.•SiBOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY

POLLING DISTRICT NO. 1Polling Place at tha school

house in the Fern RossAuditorium on Broad Street m theSchool District, tor legal voteraresiding within the oanaral Elec-tion District Noa. 1.2,3.Apr. 5 * * < 2 0

Monmouth CountyCOUNTY Of MONMOUTHSTATE Of NEW JERSEY

NOTICE TO N 0 O E MNotice Is hereby given that

usaled bids win be received bytha Department of Purchasing ofthe County of Monmouth. NewJersey and opened end reed mpublic in the Second Floor BackCourt Room, located m the Hal ofRecords. Mam Street. Freehold.New Jersey on Tuesday. Apra 22.1666 al 10:00 a.m. sharp, prevail-ing time for the following

MONMOUTH COUNTYRECLAMATION CENTER

DAILY LEACHATE REMOVALContract documents and form

of bid may ba examined at theoffice ol Blrdaau Engineering.Inc., 1700 F Street. SouthBeimer. New Jersey and the of-fice of the Purchasing Depart-ment. Hall of Recorde MainStreet. Freehold, New Jersey be-tween the hours of 9:00 i m . i n d12:00 noon and between 2 00p.m. and 4:00 p.m.. prevsMngtime. Monday through Friday

Drawings, specifications, bidforms and efl forma required maybe obtained by bidders st me En-gineer a Office sat forth above,upon payment of Twenty OoHara(«20 00) tor tha cost of prepara-tion AH bidders making a Donsfide Ud wW be refunded we funpayment fn one sat of biddingdocuments No payment wHl bereturned to non -bidders

Bidders are required to complywith the requirements Of PL1979. c 127

The successful bidder shall be'equtred to comply with thaprovisions of the New JerseyPrevailing Wage Act. Chapter 1 SO

he Lawsof 1983 affectiveJanuary 1, 1974 By order of theBoard of Chosen Freeholders ofthe County of Monmouth

BB&gaRClark of the BoardMARVIN OLINSKY.

Director of PurchasingApr. i S20 5324> Monmouth County

NOTICE TO WOOERSNotice la hereby given thai

sealed bids wH ba received bythe Monmouth County Board ofRecreation Commissioners at theMonmouttl County Park SystemADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES.Thompson Park. NewmanSprings Rd . Uncroft. Nsw Jer-sey 07738. until 10:00 a mprevailing time on WEDNESDAY.APRIL 18,1666 and then pubketyopened and read aloud for the

VEHICLE (FOUR-E TON PICKUP

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4. FmHTfHQ 6CIIVIC16(I IO0066-66)Bid Documents. Including In-

structions To Bidders, completePlans and Specifications, endProposal Forma may be obtainedby qualified bidders at the AD-MINISTRATIVE OFFICES of theMonmoum County Park System.Thompson Park. NewmanSprings Fid.. Uncroft. New Jer-sey 07736 between the houra ofe 0 0 A M and430P.M .Mondaythrough Friday If requested bypotential Didders, the MonmouthCounty Park System wM man abid packet to such bidders TheMonmouth County Park Systemonly sssumes the responsibilityfor placing bid packet m the mail,and not tor the proper and timelydelivery of such packet.

Bide must be submitted on tneproposal form provided or ansuet dupkcale In the mannerdesignated and required by thespecifications Bid submittedmuet be andoaad in seatedenvelopes bearing me name endwtTwwmf/vw usavvnny cnv nama anuaddass ol the bidder, the tine ofthe bid. and the words "SealedBid Bids sre to be addressed lothe Monmouth County Board ofRecreation Commiaalonare,Newman Springe Rd.. Uncroft,New Jersey 07?&. Bids must bedelivered al the place and beforema hour mentioned above.

Al bidders ara raquirad k)lacrluny snecute and csrryout ae'eCeU*remarrtB ot *na ArrlrnsjaihrsjActon* of PL. 1676C127

The Monmouth County Boardof Recreation Commiaalonarareeerves Ova right lo waive anymtormelltiee m. or to refsct sny oraa bids, and to sward contracts Inwhole or m pen. II deemed m thebeat interest of the Board lo do

No bidder may withdrew his bidwftMn thirty (30) days followingma data of DM opening

Tha Monmoum County Boardof Rscisetion Commissionersshea reserve the right to nold oktetor alary (60) days prior lo awardof oontracts.

ara to be directedig Department at> y order of the

of Recreation Com-ot the County of

Floss w Meghan. ChairmanJames J. Truneer. Director

Bob O. Cam, Purchasing AgentApr. 6 MB 04

•MUCNOrndThe annual report required to

M ned under SectionMiSof theMarnal revenue code of theEiener Foundation la avaaable lorinspection al tha prtnOpallof the foundation at 26Street. Red Bar*. New Jersey.

FOUND — In Lmcrofl. Smal malacat While with grey-len patchescat White with greVery affectionate.530-9066

6 Lost and FoundFOUND — Dog. Yonue tameM.Cataract Found on Ocean Ave.Ughtm Color. Cai S42-O007.FOUND - I lemaie anepard mixpup on GSP Can Aasoc HumaneSociety 922-0100

FOUND — Black, tan Shop, mix,lemaie. 1 yr old. had hip m(ury.found by Friendly Ice CreamShrewsbury Ca»«36-S663.

LOST — Female golden retnvermixed. Kaanaburg area. Ptaeaecell 787-1261.LOST — Black and while, snorttailed cat. Lost In Keens, onemonth ago. Big reward. Pleasecall 195-5107

LOST — Cat. Female, long blackhair. Rumson area. Reward.741-4363 or 212-734-1606

LOST — White mala poodle mKeyport area $100 reward loranyone leading to the return. Can563-1422

SI HtlpW.nUdAUTO MECHANIC — Ful time.Experience necessary StartMimed Own tools neosessary,736-3633.

AUTOBOOY PERSON— Al I6 yra exp Own toote. Apply Inperson al Division Auto Body 166hwy 35 Canwood Beach. Aak forPal.

AUTO SALESFemale or male who la mtereetedm e career in euto sales We rie lew choice people to Join ourprofessional sales surf Salesexperience, not neoaeearsyauHmaottve helpful, but not re-quired Fun company paid ben-efits. Apply m person SchwarzCnrysle. Plymouth Maida. 141Weal Front Street Red Bank

LOST — Cat Gray and BIL_Tkjor kke manunga. Needsspecial diet lVt year old. RiverPlaza area. Wast Front St. Mtd-dkMown. Call 946-8182 or530-9132

LOST — Ufae whne achiuu inPort Monmouth area. Anawera tothe nameChrtaay. Can 787-41

LOST — Waste puppy an white.VIC. ol Rumson Country ClubREWAROI 530-4513.

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Open 10a.m.-9 p.m.2104 Kings Hwy . Oakhurat

(behind Denny s)

493-0666NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.BOROUGH OF RUMSON. ZON-ING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT— Pteaee take notice that onWednesday. April 16. 1966 al6:00 P.M. m the RumsonBorough Hall on River Road.Rumson. a public hearing wai behaW by tha Rumson ZoningBoard ol Adrustmant on the ap-plication of Edward and DeniesHennessey, owners ol Lot 11, InBlock 61, also known aa 34Center Street, Rumson to erect adeck at the rear ol their singlefamily dwelling The variance isrequired because of a pre-exist-ing front yard deficiency ofap-proxlmetefV 10 feet Thepropoead deck wiH not enoroacnupon thattde yard minimum andwHl extend 12 feet from the rearof tha houae toward the raarproparty Una. The dhnenaions wMbe 12 feet by 12 feet, m ac-cordence with a sketch on me atthe office of the Zoning Board ofAdkntmant. Borough Halt. RiverRoad Rumaon In addition, tneapplicant propoeei to alter thelocation of the front atepi. at eetforth in the tatd ekatch. The ap-pl'vaiton including the sketchmay be reviewed at the ZoningBoard Office. Borough Had. dur-ing buttneaa houra Mondaythrough Friday on any daythrough April 18. I M S Anykntereeted person it invited toparticipate in the puttie hearingEDWARD AND DENISE HEN-NESSEY, 34 Center Street.Rumaon, New Jeraay.

THANK-VOU —Poace Oept Joseph McCarthyCruet ol Police and SpecialPoliceman Dennis Vaaprry.Thanhs lor helping to dean outLeonardo. Also Fire Dept Thankyou Mrs Peter Clifford

10 Income TaxRED BANK — Large 1 BR apt.

12 Travel-TwinportaMon

KEANSBURO RESIDENT —Needs ride to and from Lindenarea lor 2nd shin Wood Ave >Routes 1*9 WM pay expensesCan 465-3343

21 BusinessService

HAULING — Rubbah removal,construction debree. cellar, gar-

a ReasonableI. Cal Parry 642-5610

LAWN MOWING — Regular ser-vice. Reasonable prices Depen-dable Ce* Bob at 671-4311 any-

M SMITH TOWING6 Road Service 24hrs

Call 756-6466ROTO-TILLINO — Oardene,(tower bade, average w e lawnsRed Bank and vicinity Call Cart642-4006 or 741-7160 Ml 9PM

TAXES PREPARED —Professionally by IBM computer.Get your largest refund guaran-teed Can after 6PM John at672-2572

22 ArtstCrafts

( FLOWERAHRJSILK FLOWER" ARRANGEMENTSALE — Al 30 Hlghview Circle.Mlddknown (oft East Rd)1IAM-6PM

51 Help WantedMale or FemaleADVERTISING — Coorinalor_ _ _ _a_ -x e fc* Mj U n n m n i ^ a W

neeoeo ror one or MonrnouviiCountya largest and lastestgrowing real Eslale Company e.Copy writing and layout ek«re smust Good organizational skak.Newspaper « . is hetpful. Goodsalary olus beneltta. Can Flo at646-67atrAIDES — Homemaker. Homohealth aides, fun or pan time and24 hour duty. No exp. naBsaaanjtree training course Earn hourly

neoeeeary. Can Famey and CfsVdren Service 161 Bam Ave.. LongBranch, NJ

AIM/HOUSEKEEPER — Houralam-Oam 6 days week, week-ends of! 66.00 per hr Only am-bitioue. caring people need

areoevell Cal

ACTIVE — uquor/dek nee runand part time positions open.Must be 16 or older Can264-6626 before 11am or after

AIRLINE JOBS — 615.00U -670.000/year Now' rWna CatJob Center 606-667-600D Eat66 tor awoimallon (He).ASSEMBLER - Mechanical

466-6700.AUTOMOTIVE — Alter marketcuslomuers 2 fun Hme positionsopen. Wle tram. BeneMa.671-7714.

Auto MechanicNotice

Immediate OpeningEarn up to i n oo/hr. Must haveexperience ai brakes, from end,and tune upe Oraal opportunityfor advancement E M . companybenefits aa wen aa job securitywith a leader si dree and autoear/ice. For confidential Inter-view contact BUI Eslock at671-2415

AUTOMOBILESALES

We have an above average op-portunity for an aggressiveperson to sen both new end usedcar a for the conunbea otdeat Pon-tiac dealership We offer a lullrange of benefrta as wen as excel-lent floor traffic and prior cus-tomer follow up. Previous ssWngexperience prefered. CornedArron Rassas for a confidentialinterview at: Raaaaa Pontiac 386Broad SI Red Bank 741 -5160.AWNING CREW — Immediatepoaroona. Only ambitious andhard working need apply, stan-dard Aw«r«3CO_741-6ee6__BACKHOE OPERATOR — Musthave 5 yra axp. or more.566-7452

BAGGERS/COUNTER HELP—Mature person. In dry cleaningetna. 7-1 and 1-7 elx days aweek. Mlddtetown. MatawanCall 721 -4626 ask lor Dons

BAIT PACKERS — Light pack-ing. Apply Spring Lake FreezerInc. 518 Sussex Ave. SpringLake. NJ 446-2511

BAKERY HELP — Some exp.helpful Call 530-4617. 9-5PM

BARPERSON —Must be attract-ive WW train. Twenty Pa736-0666.

BARMAID — Apoh between thehoura of 12 noon til 3pm. PalmarLounge 666 Palmer Ave. WealKeenaourg

BOAT YARD HELP —washing, cleanup raMake reedy 630-6600.

Painting.rw boet

BOOKKEEPER — P/T Dallybasis Sand application to P.O.Box 37. Fair Haven. NJ.

BOYS/GIRLSMEN/WOMEN

Due to our rapid growth wa haveearly morning newspaper routesavailable In your area Call1-600-242-6660 today if youwant money, prizes, and extrasAdults must have car

STAR LEDGER1 INNJ

CAFETERIA — Help. P/T endSubstitutes needed for schooldistrict lunch program. No e>-pertence necessary. Apply Inperson Red Bank Regional HighSchool Lime Saver Or Cat6426624 E OE

oounter manager wvtfi

We require I 2 years sxperlenoeaa make-up artist, sales promo-lion person or counter per eon In-volved In cosmetic seats.

This position wW pay 66 to 66 perhour, depending on your ex-perience, and rewnbureemarrl torbusiness mileage

Pteaee forward your resume or alatter detailing your previous experlence 10: BO« H 427.C/O TheRegister. 1 Register Pkua.Shrewsbury, NJ Oftin.

School Lime Sa642-6624 E O.E

CAMERA — Dept Of localphototype setting CO needsperson who we will train In theuse of a light table to operate aracamera and work In are darkroom. Position available for4pm-12:30em No experiencenecessary, however, beckroundin grsphics or photographer heip-fuf Individual should be selfstarter and ba prepared to traindays. Send resume and salaryrequirements to UniversityGraphics 21 wast Lincoln Ave.Atlantic Highlands NJ 07716 Al-tention Camera Dapt.

CANVAS WORKERSStan immediately m busy shopserving marine, commercial, andresidential customers Cutting oroperattny experience netpruli outnot required We win tram Can229-4440 for Interview

CARPENTER — Fui time, ben-efits, exp m Fade and Soffithelpful but not neoaeaart CaN563-6653

CARPENTER — Eap. m a l a r e aof custom work.: trim, frame: ableto run crew Can after 7 pm261-0340

CARPENTERS — Experiencedtrainers and helper a needed. As*.lor Bob 747 4492CARPENTERS - F u n time, ben-

* . a Sm».*» a • • • • • • • • »a *'ents, rnust nave tranaporuttionand ba wtWna to work tnalde and

Mde CaH7o7-0060.CARPENTER — Home knprove-— » Co.

CASHIERSCLERKS

PORTERSPart time. Flex, hrs Trainingprovided Apply m person toFoodtown of Sea Bright. 1160

C A S H I E R S — Full and Pan time.Apply m person Buy Rite U -CMJOrs 172 Newman Springs RO.

CHILDCARE — Worker. Musthave relerenoas. Hours vary. Paynegotiable. Lori Shew. 222-3003.

CLERK — We are looking lorresponsible, neat people In ourRed Band store Must ba 16years or older. For pert time, fullsine work Flexible houra.64.20/hr start Apply In person toWawa Food Markets. Weel Fromand North Bridge SI. Red Bank.

BUILDING INSPECTER — DCAlicensed and valid NJ DriversLicense required. Sand resumelo: Herbert E Bradehaw. c/oTown Has 1 Kings Hwy Mld-dknown. NJ 07741)

CLERICAL HELP WANTED —

Some Hgrit typing, must be, able10 work wasksnos 6426 perhour Can Bamm Hollow CountryClub 741—4131 tor lmenla »•

CLERICALFull Time

PermanentExOtement, challenge, diversityThese are some M tne thingswhich describe me Ad Takerpoamon In the CLASaWMDBiPT at me Regaler. The quali-fying eppacam ww poeeeee ex-

S ! f f ? J l S ! B l " * " ' **

io me capable IndMduel who laweang to leern. It you feel readyto emW e rewarding career at theentry level .^ would kke to heer

Sv> hour week.

alevel. I

you. Theh

The RegisterOneRegreierPlaia

Shrewsbury. NJ 07701

An Equal Ocpty Employer M/F

CLERK TYPIST - Some knov*-

hr.-Sdey week. Ml bank hoedeye.liberal vacation Apply M per son9:30AM-2:30PM^S( Broad StRed Bank.CLEANINO PEOPLE — To workfor company

• a . Tramo c o phomee Ti530-5355

ransportation reqCei

CLERK — Fun or pert time, liquorstore. Expanding buamese. Goodopportunity Stock work, etcF E T hra. Keyport Caa

CLERK/STOCKPERSON — Funor part time Fair Haven Herd-wareTme 747-6600. 0-5

51 HtlpWantedCLERICAL — Pan time Hangclerk Typing eeeenaai Muet

wim salary reqmr-ix H 424 c/o_The

Shrewsbury. NJOne RegMsr

07701.COLLEGE STUDENT — Summeremployment Cosmetic Produc-tion Assembly PersonalMarlboro Can 462-4624.COLLEGE STUDENT — Bummeremployment Cosmetic Produc-tion Assembly PiMarlboro Ca> 462-4624.CONSTRUCTION — Agreasivehome imp oo. w«h sales toI76OK needs sxpsrltol able todraw floor plans, prepareHats, and Bran veraadlnall tradesMuet have own truck 566-2626.

COOKS & PREP COOKSWAITRESSES/WAITERS

ALL SHIFTS AVAIL.F/P time. Year round employ-ment. Apply in peraon. HowardJohnson Resuurant 760 Hwy36. MtddMown.

COOKS — II you kke eating herewhy not work here. Growing res-taurant chain currently In need ofeap. ana production cooks forbusy mall restaurant Orowtfipotential tor the right canldatesExc company benefits please

Lyn st 266-0360 lo arrange

COOK — Breakfast and lunchshift. Mostly sandwich-saladprep work WW tram 5 day workweek Pleasant working condApply until 3pm Josh s Place 62Hwy 34 8. Cofra Neck

COOKS — Italian Restaurantgood pay. good houra. Cat672-1261 after 1pm

BEAUTYADVISOR

A major international cosmeticcompany has in Immediate open-ing lor s parmanent. part-timeBeauty Advteor

The posltton wW require 20 hourspar week at venous accountsperforming make-overs, fra-

COUNTER PERSON — To workIn dry daanara In Fair Haven, caa747-5265.

Due to expansion

CARRIERS NEEDEDTo deliver the REGISTER

MIDDLETOWN AREA:eFourWIndaOr.e New Monmouth Rd.e McOukea Grove ApraeBrookaneCt.e Cherry Tree Farm Rd.eFarraiOr

Call NICKTOLL FREE

1—800—646-0352RUMSON

FAIR HAVEN

Call SUETOLLFREE

1—600—646-0352BELFORD

PORT MONMOUTHLEONARDO

Call CHRISTOLLFREE

1—800—648-0352CLIFFWOOD BEACH:

• Center SteWoodmereSt

ABERDEENMATAWAN

•Tree Haven Apia•Uraon —Wash•Oakland ~ Forest

NEWLANONORTHLAND

Call JEFFTOLLFREE

1—800—648-0352HIGHLANDS

• 1000 Oak Apts.

LOCUSTSEA BRIGHT

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS

Call CHRISTOLLFREE

1—800—648-0352• EATONTOWN• LONG BRANCH•MONMOUTH BEACH• OCEAN TOWNSHIP• ELBEBON• WEST LONG BRANCH

Call PatTOLLFREE

1—800—648-0352

RIVER PLAZARED BANK

• MunsonSt-Chape,. _

ePAotTBa• ALEXADfl• HARBOR GREENS HD• HerlMtieRd.

Call MARKTOLLFREE

1—800—646-0352

HAZLET• Palmer Ave.•Clem

• PrxneAve• ClenWDr.eCMDr.• Bromley Or

Call HARRYTOLLFREE

1—800—646-0352TINTON FALLS

•Cherry StajHo syard *v#•Orchard St

Call JaneTOLL FREE

1—800—646-0352The Register

AnEouelQr^yEixxoyerM/.

si H»lp wiltedCONSTRUCTION LABORERS— Ful time, beneats. own

COUNTER PERSON — Retsiauto parts atora, pan time perm,no eap mm., mommgs aftar-noons and evening houra. Caa264-6700 tor eppoMmenL

1001 AUTO PARTS KEYPORTCOUNTER HELP — WantedEap. or trainee Betty BrUeCleaners 64S-52S2CUSTOMER SEVEPJCE — Ren-tal repreeentitive positions w«hNational Car Rental aval, atNewark Airport For more Mor-rnation pktaaa contact Doruny orTrtdaai 622-1270

DEUVERV PERSONNELDomino aPtuale oommg loH»i-let Now Iwmg aaal onVara surgood paying Hex pan and tutSne rxxuuona muet be 16 andh C n 666170S r x o muet be 16 anhave own car. Can 666-1701).DELIVERY PERSON — P/Tnignu Uuat nave own Car Apply»i person. L u » s Pizza m Haziel-DELIVERV PERSON — ApplySpring Lake Freezer Inc. 616Sussex Ave. Sprtng Lake. NJ446-2611.

-Experienced• MfcvaoM

F/T.

DENTAL ASSISTANT FULL

Red Bar* Ortho otHoa needs acaring, reeponalbei. dependableperson II you erwjy the team ap-proech In a patJeninret practicecall 747-0100 AS Info conM

COUNTER PERSON — Matureminded Individual for dry cleaningsicvelnMldoWown. aahsrnooneweekly. CM 671 -6860

DENTAL ASSIb I ANT — Are youliiawaalad In a career m the Dan-tal Hearm Held? we are lookinglor assistants. Hygtenlsts, ap-

ataeiaa and raoaQ^f d

p aa a d aoaQfjoniata to loin our faat pacedteam In our new office. Pkjasscan 644-0027 an replies win bekept confidential.

DENTAL ASSISTANT — Ful endpart time in modem office exp.helpful but not necessary Salary

DENTAL ASSISTANT - "v-medkMa 4 darn efksmees eat IajiailaHla rfnn smnmnn nfTn&pa«k)nead.Ca6a64-6fc6.

DENTAL ASSISTANTFul time exp o r * Long m n e h

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Aa-

snthuslaamapanae fjrawjrnid. C 1DEPENDABLE — Loving womanto oan tor my two aorta. 14mnta1 SVi. Urnon Beach area Mon-Frl. 7:30-4:30. 660/weekry739-0223.DESK CLERK — For motelColts Neck 12m!d-6em aMt.Mon-Frl Ce> 577-1515

DISHWASHER — Ful lima.10:30-9:30 deny every other

"fcend oft. Apply In personjrtown Cunialaaoanl Cankjr

136 Gram A n . Eatomown

DRIVER — For handtoappedCtaUran. »6.30/hr Apply Inperson Murphy Bus Santo*, rLongwood Ava. *DRIVER — Yard man to make

on dump truck, also3 work Mon-Sat Approa.I6nra oMorWrna. can

264-6326.DRIVERS - For taxi Red Bankarea. Nfghta, clean record emust Ca« 071 -5261 between 6 6

DENTAL HYQENIST —

needed tor Tuesdays 1 Spm mretnettMa oMoa, Expandedra si future "

642-7555

SI HflpWMtetLHEAVY EOLMFMENT -Oparaav lui a * » year joundBrilaa eap• «J»jLj«Loader-Ooxer 767-O060

HrOH SCHOOL - JuniorSenior for lawn care, painting.and mac. work. Aoproalmatery20hra paw wk a S w h r Cal6am-1pm. Ask lor Per767-6600.HOUSEKEEPERS Week

INSURANCE — PersonalCSH Large modern Redoffice ExoTaalarY. bonua. ben-eMa and commlelons. Dramaticannual income Increase posswewm Boynton 1 Boynson. P.O

667. Red Bank. NJ 07701.IN6IOE SALESPERSON - Youoan have a career wtm Sherwm-Waaarna fufsang our needs for anInside salesperson In this poel-tion. you wK assist customerswim their decorating needsCome to Sherwm-WaVama lor

67<-2675 EOC M/F

INSURANCE — Personal aneeeap. m reting end writing home-owners end automobile Pteeeenworking oonrjtions good DatvaMa. Cal 736 M66 after 6pm

INSURANCE

Full Tims Cleime Adkiaasr. Heevy- " - — • - e propeny 5-

a must Good

JANITORIAL MAINTENANCE —Person F/T Imm opening AnAmusement facefty Floor caree> pi afar red Can Mon-Frl 0-5466-0010.

KITCHEN HELP — Some ex-

LABORERS — To mataa under-ground lawn sprlnfclere Martbortarea. CM 6724100

LANOSCAPE NURSERY — axppreferred but not required. Ham-mond Nursery 431-2460 Colts

LANDSCAPE CREW - asp.preferred but not required Muetneve vesd N J Drivers

Cdta Neck 431^460*LANDSCAPE-Help. Must havesome abHty Drivers koenee andown traneportaBon 642-6116.

LABORER CONSTRUCTION —Must ba 16 and have NJ driversManoo. own trans CM 747-4266

LANOSCAPE LABORERS — Forp4anttnQ and conatrucHon craw.No curong Eap. prafand. goodpay- Ce« 64»-<>M0 arrrama.

LARGE — Pkna ol propertyneeds a hard worker to do vard

a v*ork

K own hour*. If Waraassd can10am 261-4763 or

261-6642.

LAWN SPRINKLER8 - E>-uatfclnfja required Long hours.Top pay Until Dec 20. Good opportunrty to learn Drivers licenserequkad. 670-2661

LAWN SERVICE - Fun or panam* Rad Bank/Rumaon area.Eap preferred or w« tram NJDrivers LkjahO* necessary CSS842-6034

LEGAL SECRETARY — For RealEstate office In Red Bank. Cal642-4774.

• • • • • w\ ai ***™ • • S J S I ajMaa1

LMa Saver 730.1100.

LEOAL SECRETARY — Law firmseeks secretary wlUi real estateand Wkjaaon exp Salary com-rnaneumw wfrh aap. Cal

ASSEMBLper 100.•600.00 per 100. Ousrenteed

Payment No Experience/NoSales Detaes send self-ad-dressed stamped envelope:ELAN VITAL -616, 3416Enwrpriae Rd.. Ft Pekoa. FL

PIZZA MAKER— ExperiencedPan am*. Cal 466-4466.FACTORY WORKER — Must ba

tk Cal 431 -3006FACTORY LABORER — TextilernW, aoma riaavy HfUftsj Inv64 hr. Apply at Florence

1 Aonnoe AM.

FARM WORK — Ityr oW boyC pyn iranapOaiaiton. and Ha*

264-2613" Or apply Inperson to Jerry Brook Farm346p Hwy 36. Haztjt NJ.FARM —Contact _201-542-6113

Help. For Held work.Bob Hukw el

FOREMAN INJ MOLDtNQ —Eap ahM foreman needed tor2nd shin Must have scad back-QfOUflO' sfs afaftaCtlOri rTeOssfJIOQ TOO

salary Exc. pax) benefits Applyin person Basic Una me. 17 In-duatiial Or CHtwood Beech Exrl120 GSPFULL/PART TIMS HELPNEEOEO — Housewives, aenkxcsUeaa. rsUraes watooms. Flex-ible flours Apply In person mKmkals DaptSton. 4/Apple S tTWonFalax ^ ^

FULL TIME - Factory Laborer64.40 to elan. Fus benefHa andvacation aflaf 0 rihurtha. HadBank. Cal Chris for an mieKlaw.642-6272.

PART — Time oaa at-

FULL T I M E - Coemetic Produc-tion Asaambr. Pen6am-4:30pm Marftora462-4524 Mon-Frl

_ — Ful time. Yearround. Exceaent benefks Ex-perlenced onhrPteeeem working

GENERAL WORKER - For k>-duetriel Laundry. Blue CroseBlue Shield PaktVacatlon Applym peraon. Top Hat Uniform Ren-lal. 132 Myrtle Ave. Long BrAve. Long Branch.

GENERAL CREW

ROY ROGERSnard worvunQ Indhrtd—

Oey, MM Afternoon and Closingshrhs Good starting salaryCloeers must ba a t * to workpan 10:30pm

WE NE€D YOU NOWIMCan or apply m person

BoyRoSrsVeeleurenlRt. 3f mSSSimn, 671-6736

GIFT CENTER — Arlsndsnta.Cashiers.endCsiwo aasnrlaiils.Needed for emuaement (aoaXy.Salary a M r * rrtramum tor I tyreand older Mail tor coaege stu-dents Wasksnds a must. Can to

uo sppomment 46O-O0I0

OIRL/OUY FRIOAY — Pan timeworking In auuuuKklu otHoe.Generel clerical work. After-noons Apply In person to The

. — flumi

Ohrawabury.

Doors Ari466-2626

Experienced CaaUt Oksaa Co

OKOUNOSWORKERS —

MAINTENANCEB k

HANDY PERSON — > / T .• - 642-6606.for retired. CM «

fAv tawruuoOPERATER — Conetruotion Com need of Beckhoe operater lor

nary MWW uutiavucvon. uwy

HELPER — ForC-uv»*mlHIMm. Must be leVra.ok) w/ own saniponaaiin.5 00/hr 166 0011. Leeve name

LEOAL SECRETARY — Up to$4O0/wk Non-Smoker. Subntlraeum* SY/J ""2124 Red I

LEOAL SECRETARY -Shrewsbury law firm seeks sec •retarv wNh 1-4 years axp. Ourfi-rn otlera and attractive salary

p aaaa caw Hayi ay'snd Landau 747-4220 for an In-

LEGAL SECRETARY — Ea-1 j / * s j

SpanarioaoSteno req568-6060

oao L o u v a i aw o « wrequired. Matawan area60 esk for Jeen

LETTER PRESS OPERATOR —Personakzed Printing Co lookingto trein right pereon F/T Refer-

e e required BanefHedveceslon.ceiforappl

UFE GUARDS — Large pod* h r t d Mey24-Septt

d and dpe

UFE GUARDSr*oh-rteeoondoMuet be certified and depen

261-6067 for ap-

o e e o o d o ey2Sept tMuet be certified and depen-dable. Caa 2616067 f a

LIFE GUARD — Ful or Pan timeCal 642-3206

LIMO8INE OR1VEH — Ex-perience piessned but notnecessary Male or lemaie Cal530-6626.

LOT PERSONS — 12) andmaaesngar. Needed knmeu-etehr Muet have vend NJ Drivere

Apply In peraon toOkMnobaa. 111 RouteParkway Olds

36\Ka#on.

on to1 Route

LPN — Ful time 11-7 Everyother weekend off. Nursing home

T ' t Mon-Frl Arnold6 S_ Nursing Home, 622 South

Leurei Ave. Hailet. NJMACHINE SHOP OPERATOR —Modal Shop. General duties, m-

bar Syetams.AJanbMgN

•iiv7

MAINTENANCE-ed Some harea. Ca6

E-HaenerheWuf K

J64-iB46

Wsnl-Keyport

MMTENANCE Pf P.8ONMCDONALDS

parfown varloua taafcakeeping our modern , v . - --In lop poton oondaVofi. wa heva" ' • • • ' • i M s n i

B9."

•MANAOER TRAINEE - Neededtor arnoeement fecarry. yearround, ful fane. lmmed_8alery to

Keeneeorg. Nj<nMANAOtMENT

ex» e Z S M l »i»i lormenagement. 5 dey_ waefc._ no

MECHANICS - W/ ea-

MtOCAL ASSISTANT — Pan•me. wa tram CeS 671-0011 tor

• MOOfLS •

Souln Ja>r%BjrY and r an^ aaai

6xix2to,Ooaenp<|n, NJ 07767.

Si Hslp WantedMOTOR ROUTE DRIVERAOM or Coaegs Studenl war, re-kabla vemess wanted to dativer•at Regieier to customers InH. . . , ! • " — r.M l i»H« mrmm FOT

rr^re^Mormation ca« 542-6660or 542-6664 Equal OpportunityEmployer M/F.

NANNY — To care for newborn.Experience and references Can^TiP%* 636-2167.

NEW OPERATION — Day 6 nightanHta. Skated experiencedoperators lor fokang. caaemak-mg Perfect binding, sewing Alsoneed 2 supervisors, pay depends

Ion eap. but Is 15% o mnormal sc O

NURSESRNS&LPNSM/F

CERTIFIEDNURSES AIDESHOME MAKERS

HOUSEKEEPERS 6 LIVE-INSM/F

Ful or part-time, needed torNorthern Monmouth Area Highpay. no tee. Cal tor interview alPeople Care,244 Broad si.. RedBank. 630-1666.600 Union Ave..PH. 71. Brieae 526-6432. Free-hold. 431-1666.NURSE AIDC — weekends 7-36 3-11.preferred. Apply In peraon loFekxKown Convalescent Center.136 Grant Ave. EaUntown

NURSES AKMS — Fun timepositions avail on evening endnight shifts Mease cati for anaw-i 671-0177 HUlop Nursing

NURSES — RN/LPN 3-11Charge raksf. Pro rated benefitsBssoh.lew icf. 767-6100.

NURSES AIDES

Dtfterantial for elate certifiedNuraee Aides New applicationsonry for parmanant poat^oons.7-3. 3-6V3-11 shifts Also

jns Ea-perlancaM a e wriwho show they can givelove and c a n to a n raskkjrils.Apply Mon-Frl. 10-12 noon,l J0-3pm HoanrM Conveksa-cant cmr. 166 Hmry 34. rtosndef.

NURSE — LPN. P/T » F/T For11-7 6J-11 eNft For further de-taae 0*1 Mra Pewackl al22»-4300torapc«lntrnenl.

OFFICE CLEANERS — Ful time1 »• > e , M — - B a a l 1 1 - • -* — 1 — — — ^

neunTv M u n - r n nOwTTrOsjM mtmm

c S 646-6720 or 646-7166lOam-fJpmPAINTER — Experlenosd InslaHang, ahaavook, and taping.int/Ext 12-15 yean eap. Call

PART TIME - RN tor doctorsoffice Duties Include front desk.1s^20 hours per week Includes 2

Red Bank ana. Sand resume tobox H 416 c/o The Register. OneReokner Pasta Shrewsbury. NJ

PANT TIME — Gardener lorRumaon eetete Sand resumeand eatery requiremente to Box H411 c/o The Register One Registar Pkua. ShreaEury. NJ 07701

PART TIME — Feature wrMrneaded lor ufesiyle section oldeny newspaper Musi be eetl-mottvalad, experienced, andwork wen under pressure Sandresume and cape toAbouiak). The Register. 1Hr Piais. Shrawaoury. NJ 07701PART TIME — Pizza peraon

&2te?r£iPART TIME - Work near yourhomo supervising newspaperearners SI the eerty morninghour*. You > ove- see me car-riers delivery, ealee and collec-tion ecftrlbes. Permeneni posi-tions are avail. In the areas of

Long BranchRed Bar*

C O M Neck

Caa ton free 1-600-242-0660 or677-4222.

PART TIME COOK — Week-ends Pen time nuraes aide Gar-dan State Manor Nursing Home16 Van Brackkr Rd HoirndeiAppry m person No phone Ca6s

PART TIME — Sales. Consclen-tlous Eves and weekends Flaxhoura. H. 8. Diploma or Equiv. No— nee. Apply m peraon

_and . Rt 35 and Harmony RdCstaTaftf) HOTsel C f i V s\ret4j)l9s94O

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671-6472.PART TrME — Busy Office Must— " — J S * Typing

, -ood w«h flgurea.Apple aaons can ba picked up atava Harbor Office Simon LakeDr. Atiantkc HkWatida. NJ be-

l:30em-4:30pm Mon-Frl

PART TIME — Telephone soacl-tors 660 Plus per week Working2-hra/day. Ca6767-2761.PART TIME — SHOW LiquorsCal 642-0220

PART TIME — Cosmetic Produo-

4 3opm-6 30pm'Marlboro Cal462-4624. Mon-Frl

PASTE-UP — type set-J • - - - *o

LeadingloosXiny lor a oafnfja onarnao

fiaraan to word F/T on tha daymm m c v patta-up dapfR/sO*taria))OQ9 O* prOOtraaajViyrMrkaand book layout hetptuTEKpartanca worUnQ w/mechenlcal pssts up daakad.wia tram Send resume 4 salaryrequirements to UrsvaratlyOraphics. 21 West Lincoln Ave.Atientic Highland.. NJ 07716.

PAYROLL. CLERK — Musi haveexperience kiADP or ABC payrollpcooaaatDQ- Haavy txp Inmanual payroi. Typing, book-Keeping, ana bonk reooncMuraon— preferred. Serf starter and

to work Indepsn-Comecl 666-7736

PAYROLL CLERK — Must haveexperience In ADP or ABC payrollprocessing Heevy eap. Inmanual payros Typing, book-taaoTQ aftd Dank rac^na i t i

PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN— Long staraang firm seeksmoevsaad person lor pesluuikul

vacation. Good driving recordand neat appaaranaa a muet.

PHONESOLICITORS

Wsrted for The Regleter ki MW-dknown ana. ruiasa caa fortgZJgmm* 642-««»PHYSICIANS ASSISTANT -fart time m UoUartown Area o l -•ce. FamMr wMl EKG s and

PIZZA COOK 6 PREP PEIWON

rough pturra^g^nutManen x » , kxa*. naurence-exc. pey-ekkad^yeer round work ee l

vice work. Eap. preY. tradeschool scoepted Can 671-16266-4:30.

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pensioneloror -

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si iiHtlpWanUdPIZZA AND BUB — Parson. CW-twood ana. CaN 251-6083

PLUMMDU MECHANIC -Impart tar long terra work. M U M

87l-W7Jor671-»POUCE DISPATCHER — Stlffiworn. ullKCH MUM requked.Apply m paraon. PaaM Haetf-Ouanera. ISO Mam 8t MatawanOn 4/7 a 476 Sam-apm

SECRETARY

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POflTER/OHDERLV — Fun Unapoa aveNeHe an day ihMI.Neeee oat tor an appt.671-0177 HUBp Muratoo HonS.PRODUCTION WORKER — PVCCompounding Co. looking lor aconecetxitloue and laNaNaparson to tow our productiondapt Ea. wagaa and benefitsplua overtime. Ptaaaa apply Inparson al 1 Ruckle Ave HoweN

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PROQRAMMER/ANAYL8T —With PICK u p for progressiveHotmdel compeny apadAlIng Inhealth cara Industry software.Sand resume to HCT 72C Suite2CNonri Baara St Hokndal. NJ07733

SECRETARY - MonmouthCounty nauranoato lureHeavy dictaphone Experienceeouked Stan ImmadUtl C n

QUALITY CONTHOLL INSPEC-TOR/SHEET METAL — Ex-perienced with lay-out. BiuaPrints. Micrometers andCaeMrs. Apply In paraon: ElectroImpute. ISOSCorHesAve . Nap-tuna EOE

SECRETARY — Racepuonlaisxc typing and phone SUN re-quired, various dutlea m in-auranot agency. CaN 636-MOO

SECURITY GUARDS - Opan-moa m Wan. Had Bank. Neptunearaa. FuN uma and pan Umaonalsfillta.CaNMa-aeiT

HEPCflTEHScovar munmeellnos lorSoma axpartanoa nacaaaary.Payment par article Plaaaa don'tcall Sand raaurnaa and worktampiet lo Jana Fodararo. CityEditor Box O-40S. TKa DairyRegittef. Shrewebury. NJ07701.Were Equal Opportunity Em-ptoyaraM/«. ^ ^

SECRETARY — For amall offloaMuat ba abla to oparata wordwocessor and hava axp. wtfft die -iphona. Good typing tkia.jatarjj^convnanaurata w/exp

SHEET METAL — Tralnaa. Im-mediate opanMoa lor a busyheating and a/c Co G d•tlta Can 561030

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~ . Good ban->••••. o u 661 -0302 for appa-caoont 6am-4:30pm ^ ^

REAL ESTATE SALESWa hava lha training, tha pro-gram, tha advanlalng. and lhaguarantaad Itoor uma you naadlo aurxaad. Aa waN at naw Hwy35 location Msmiad Realty739-4900

SIDING MECHANIC — For altypas of siding. Exparlancad la-

SEW"*111 - »- «

REAL ESTATE SALES —Ucanaa required Jaan Irwin Re-alty. Rad Bank. 642-4166. evee747-1104.

STOCK CLERK - Ful or PartUrns apply Buy RM Liquors 172Newman Sprkiga Rd Rad Bank

REAL ESTATETha >1 Real Eatata Company Intha world. Ona ol ttvs top 4 offloaaIn lha Rad Bank araa Tha beatframing program In Raal EatA friendly start Newly lloanior an old pro. wa ara axpandtngJoM our winning w m Calltoday, ask tor Roger.CENTURY 21 COZENS. Raallor

SUBSTITUTEMOTOR ROUTE DRIVERB

Adults with rexaue vehicleswantad to subaWuta on motor

utaakiLmcrofl-Molmdel

I Colts Nack3 Manalapan-FraahoUFor mora mlormation call542 4000. an. 287 or 663-6310.

Indapandani813 Riva. Rd

741-71

'By Ownad/OpariHivi

REAL ESTATE SALES — .. .hava 2 poaiuona avaUabta lorncansad aalaa people. Incraaaayour potentlal-caN Darrah Aa-soclataa. Shrewsbury, 741-3330REAL ESTATE MANAGER —For aatabHahad active branch of-lica in Shrawsbury. Salary pluscommleton. Can Mr. Yagoda lorconfidential knemlaw JeraeyShorn Realtors. 530-1400

SUPERMARKET HELP — Panima baggers and caahlars

naadad. Day and evening ahlflasvauabla. Chack your localACME MARKETS lor Inter-viewing datas and anas

REAL ESTATE MANAGERFor astabHahad activa branch otlie* In Shrewsbury Salary +commlaalon. Can Mr. Yagoda forconfidential miarvtaw. JaraayShora Raanors. 779 MOO or530-1400REAL ESTATE SALESPosition opan for kcensed saknparaon In activa Hokndel oltlcaCat! Carl F ZeNere. Realtor,946 4443. Holmdal.RECEPTIONIST — P/T positionavaMabla al Animal Hospital torraspoMHa wan organised Indi-vidual Haavy phones and lighttyping raqutrad Vary davartllad.3-avaapkia daytime hours Can

TEACHERS — Or Coaaga Stu-dants to work In a summer daycamp Swimming axp. man-datory, must ba wUkng to trans-port chHdran aa pan ol tha job•taaaa sand raauma or tartar of

mtarest to: Mr. John vwapiano al345 2nd Ava Long Branch. NJ07740

RECEPTIONIST — Clefk/TvpiatGood typing raqulrad. Apply mparson. Electro Impulse Lab 110Cnastnut St Rad Bank E O ERECEPTIONIST — Typiet F/Tposihon m buay insurance agan-

Ptaasant and courtaouaphone

RECEP-TIONIST/TELEMARKETER —Evanmgs and Saturday Mornmga. A chanca lo make salaryand commissions Apply Inparaon. Schwarz ChryslerPlymouth Mazda 141 Wast FrontSI Rad Bar*

TELLER POSITION - Savlngaand Loan. Expartanca prafarrad.axcaasnl benaftti Cas batwaan>-4 for appoMmanc 741-0MS.

RECEPTIONIST — Flaxlok)Hours, pan tuna Call lor murv«w 222-4441

REFFERENCE CHECKING.Redo background checks byphone WIN Train 6 hrs claMey a

too CaN Mr Swaaakpchaaanora

RELIBALE — Female to daanrtoutes A offloaa. Days and ormghta m Rad Bank-Little Silveraraa. Stan 14 7 i hr raise quicklyCan 741 -3246 Leave maasaga.RESTAURANT HELP — Waiters,waitresses. Duspaopkj lor bustItalian raaUurant Can S72-125'attar 1PM, aak for managar

RESTAURANT — Oourmat takeout. Exc. oppty. Countar-wait-kwhan. Gourmet- Vout. 23 NorthBrtdga Rd Rad Ban*. 642-3972.RESTAURANT HELP - Hoat-• I l i l , paT#P PaffsaOn aVVd Dttft UfTlalcook Inquire within. Bnody'a132 E a s t F W Road Rumaon.RETAIL — Seles persons want-ed pen and tuN Una positionsavaxabe kl sporting goods andapparel talee Exp helpful butnot necessary CeN Linda at ABCSports 741-1102RN — Ful (me. 11-7 Everyweekend off. Hoapnol and nurs-ing home axp. prater rad Appperson 10AM-4PM MonArnold Walter Nursing Home, 623South Laurel Ave. HaikM.ROOFERS — ROOT* t H^pwSome «np raqukrwl. Own trans.StMdy wortt • « • apod hourtyW M H . CaM «v»« 872-0782

SALES

ATTENTION!Pleas* mention THE REGISTER

SALES CAREER OPPORTUNITY- Jom me profeeeionala.want you If you want to work hardand ba paid aouurdkigly. Threeyear training program, salary andcommissions unftrMed incomeand carest opportunity and funbenefit package. Wa ara ona otowe largest financial aanrfeecompanies m the World. Cat

-6107 EOESALES PERSON — Wamad for aquatty mindad commardal prmt-Ing company. Muat haw knowl-

unSr praaaura. Cat 172-geH

SALES PERSON — For ladies

SALES — F/T. fan. poawonaval, tor mature mindad mdwo-ual m fha lanatri atom. Salaryplus oommlealon Apply Inlaraon. Sanaa Appeal JiajaNfIppar-nyal Monmoum Mat.

SALARY — IED SakM. Sall-rattd dynamic paopajM lo kun va) » our grown aa

lam eatery plus mceml.a. Excet-kmt benefits. We wet tram you toraucoaaa. tea ax. necessari. Too• i la i .x f tor MonrnDutti CountyWee position caN Pauxi tarn

SECRETARY — RED BANK)nliodon«c office naada a oar-ng. talr-but-flrnt, -»-f—-«—•-esponsibla paraon. II you ariM

taam approach In a patent I t tsea. caN 747-0100 AN Into

SECRETARY — 3> hr waakSalary opan. Sand raauma toTemple Shalom. 5 AyrmoM LaneAberdeen. NJ 07747;SECURITY — Outdoor for crowdoonyol. Matura HdhrMuaL ai

ta Md CpOatasnvif498-1400SECRETARY-REC»-PTION!8T— Easotnoal uuiajautaia mno.Good MapHons and general of-floaaua. CaNRaiiariiiat M>dWown OaoMo 2»l -5060SECRETARY-Ful tana Short-hand and fi par o raoulrad. Ha*tkmal firm Mbanaflta. top start-ing salary. Sand raauma to: POBtw tOM Lawaranoa Harbor. NJ

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54 SituationsWantodFMMi*

^ N BABYSIT - m your home»-3 And daan Loving person

dufrngthattayataV-iwa

CLEANING BY KAREN — RE-ASONABLE. RELIABLE WITHREFERRENCE8 FREE ESTI-MATES CALL B72-1»27

agency wmhesry/racepnoniel

Claanlng Al lit FinestTrueiwofthy. Paraonal. Al-toWSj Ca. MW Maua.

SUBSITIUTE SCHOOL —Cafeteria workara/caahlars,Marlboro Twp. Board of Ed.'A 00 per Itourfhoura vary). Call

Food Service S3S-O400 Bit 35EOE/M/F.

SUPERINTENDENT — Couplenaadad lor small garden apart

CallS7!-14««lor

SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS— 3pm smtt Flax. hrs. Exp. pratbut not nacaaaary. MUST BEDEPENDABLE Cel 741-4700

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR —varunoa and waafcandt. Parvna~

nent inwrasung position. Wattram 442-0M7SWITCHBOARD OPERATER —Waakdays 3 «pm. Sat 10-6pm.Mature reeponalbte parson. Can

TELEMARKETING — Pelt timefrom our Haztet araa location.Mon-Frl, 6-9PM. «3 50/hr baaexua generpue bonus program.nvaiaVatfit itjorUno oofadattont. Mo

. irience neoeesary Can LawnRanger at W4-3601

TILE MAN — Naada responsiblelalcsr. Exp. prafarrad. Musi

hava driver t he Call avaa.-13*3

TIRE CHANGER - Paaaangaraxpananca or smal truck. Cat747-3404

TRAVEL AGENT - ExparklfuN or part time 2°1-M23 Im-

opanlng.TRUCK DRIVERS — PUnblrand haatmgtruck driverbody Clean acanaaSalary and banafHs Mr Amok)721-4243

IIVERS — PlumbingI supply experiencedr For straight tackt beans* Local araa.

MECHANIC —Tuna up. Ex-perienced Knowtadga ol latenodal atactrofuc ano on boarccomputer tystama. Muat havaown tools and vakd drivers HeApply si paraon at CaD SamoaCanter I U Monmouth St RadBankTYPIST — Naad good typist 2daya/wk. Computer knowledge laa pkit Plaaaa sand raauma toM.E I. PO. Box « 5 , Rad BankNJ 07701WAITER/WAITRESS — Ex-panencad. nights and late rvohtsApply in paraon Rad Oak Aaa-taurant Hwy 38 Hmat

WAITER ANO WAITRESS - ThaLaftbank Rasuurant Can530-5*30 for Information.

WAITRESS.Kitchen Help.WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Forpan and fun ama Can Hof-Orauhaus 281-0224 for Wtarvlaw

52 BabyilttlngChild Care

——— "^ woHian wisnaa 6or 6 hra of housework 17 hr

saw •* * ° -

CERTIFIED NUSES AIDE —Companion tor d l

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weekly, monthly CaN

COMPANION AIDEExp dependable laoy —• care lorSamor Cltuen Days only. Trana-ponauon and references Cananar 10 30am S71-92S3COMPANION - Naadad lo takecara of sick or old parson In the*home Plaaaa can 222-2531.CLEANING LADY — Sufficient

Raaaonabla prtoaa. UaVM77HEAVEN S HELPERS — Chris-tian women seeking house clean-ing work, honaat. careful, re-liable, oood rataranoaa. CMJanet 7a7-«5OS

HOUSE CLEANING — Done by 2woman for Ota price ol 1. Freeeal We daan refrigerators, win.dowa. ovens, etc. CaN anytime530-7570HOUSECLEANING — Excellent. g l cleaning Excaaant

reference! Rad Bank araa.Please can attar 4 542-5031.3 windowt and m

HOUSEKEEPER/COMPANION— Mon.-FM.Uve out. Retaran-ces CaN 75B-K27

•IRONING — Experienced pick upand daavary. CaN 530-»M3MATURE — Woman vrtN cleanyour h)ont# or Apt. Rofoctoc*)!CU73O-3342

NEEDA

JOBYou want to go back to work, butyou hava not found tha Job that's

' a Srtuatkjntright for you. PutWanted ad In the neoiiiaiand an amptoner may find \A tour Una ad coats 110.90 and Itrune for to daya CaN 542-1700and gat your Situationsad" ad working lor you.TYPING - WIN K* up and 0a-

Resumes.-,—-. invoices.

term papers, ate CaN J4

SS SituationsWanted Male

NEEDA

JOBYou want to go back to wont, butyou have not found me job that'sright lor you. Put a SltuatloniWanted' ad m me Reamer now.end an employer may find you.A four Una ad coats 110.80 and Itruns for 10 days CaN 542-1700and gat your 'Situations Want-ad" ad working tor you.

ROOFING a PAINTING - FraaesBmates Can Stave 7U7-1H4ITRUSTWORTHY — Live-InG n hicooking m exchange for roomand board; utaWaa uWegee. Op-tional. Plaaaa caN 741 -owe.WINDOW WASHER — J U reai-danual and commercial. CaN291-5002 or 291-4762

56 SituationsWanuidMale/F

NEEDA

JOBYou want to go back to work, butyou hava not found me loo mat aright for you. Put a SnuaOonaWantad" ad in the Register nowand an arnpfoyeT may find you.A tour Una ad coats f10.90 and itrunt lor 10 daya. Can 542-1700and get your SHuaUoni want-ad" ad working for you.

61 BusinessOpportunity

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —Luncheonette aem-3pm 6 day•22.500 Can 172-1744.

CARPETING — wan to WanMa|or liquidating entire BlockBrand naw 100% Nylon Any 3rooma. Irving, dining, bedroom to4l4sq ft $*» induoat cualompedl InataN • Finance avail. CanBarry 1-S0O-S24-132«

62 MortgagesATTENTION HOMEOWNERS

4 2ndMlg s/re«nenolng/cred«pioblaina A toraonuraa ok

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CONTENTS OF HOUSE — Un-Oft CeN 741-73*4.

SIGNATURE LOANS

Up lo «28.0O0 Fraa Oeteaa For-tune S255 Wett Airport

I t -C . Houakm. Texai 77036. Dark brown wood Aakmg 1100Cal attar Jpm H H 6 9 0

tCJ_ — Playpen, mecrame

wmg and Cara Beer pool. ANcond CaN 7I7-7M4

71 Merchandisefor SaleA Classified Adworki hard for

you—but. It's easyto arrangeSimply call

542-1700Mon.—Fii.8:30—4:50

The Register

DERBY MOPED — 19S2 Excel-lent oond. low maaapa. AakmgUSO.PIeaee can after 4pm at

41-7043DESKS. FILES — Tablea. chairstorege caoineta. computer

labial, office equip., etc. atbargain prices New or used.

AC OESK OUTLET. 1700 Fit38. Oaklturst 531-MM

OE8Knet, type, telex II. Sharp 750

ooplar. etc. S42-W16DIAMOND — 1/4 et. WM1emotogical cerutlcata Veryeautltul $aio Buggaatad retail

(350 Call 544-62STAIR CONDITIONER — 18000BTU Whirlpool. (75. Exosrclasbike w/tension and speedometer.ISO Poker table $15 3 roes R-11

Insulation. 129.liber elan741-1M9.

INETTE SET —Dark pineeffect for large family Table 6

by 3V.. and 2 benches Exceeenicond . S275 717-4779

ANTIQUE ARMOIRE — CeDi-nettaa. doas, trunka. Unans.gowns, high boys, acroen. mir-rors, wicker, piano. 500 printsand pamtmgt. owe cheeli. deex.rattant aft bootx ooflttactton, boltsof Ana fibrlc. ooNaclaplaa, cotlaetable. 10 bant wood chalrt, coa-tuma tawalary. 643-3540

ININO ROOM — Duncan phylatable w/one leal and pad t, buffet,and 4-chaka. isoo CaNS42-63S4DINETTE SET - Table 4 chalrt

OGat Mip*a UOOO OOnOHIOn125. 4S5-O7K)

ANTIQUE SLEIGH BEDS -single alia, mohagany. AskingS700 tor pair 6 ttancUed rutheast ladder back chairs WOO. 20voturna set Shakaabeara withscholars notes. Mini cond 1901tanned adWon 1200 Can211-6927

. YOU PAINT? — Sale nowBooks. Air Brushing. Canvaspainting. Tote. Folk Art. Wood.0octet. Wreaths. Baskets. Lotsof wood, Ready to paint. Supees.

rsmea. Canvas. act0am-5pm 196 Church SI.

Bettord.

APPLIANCES - Hefrlgeratort.washers a dryers Reconditioneda guarantaad S100 a up Canaeirer. You've seen the rest,now buy ma beat! 630-2W7

RAPES — For a picture win-Odd Damask roseprmtSheer panels In pale gold

__1 pleated 92" long lor a 9'window 175

ART — Authentic African andprimitive eculpture 6 piecee In anSSOO for tha group can 642-1298altar 6pm

drum eat zadgian ride and in hatCaN after 6PM i

AUTOMOTIVE — Tools, snap ontools and box. Complete metricand American. Air tools, etcBeautiful ehape Cost $17,000.nmeaa lorcet tale at $7000 orb/0. Can 530-5219 ot 741-3265BASSETT - Cherry BR satDresser with 2 marors. 2 nighttablea. Chen with 2 doors and 5drawers and headed 1200 orBO HaikM 264-1426BED — TtXri Maple heed boardmattress, and inner spring. Excel,lent OCfldMon $60 642-7829BEDROOM SET — L -shapedbunkbed. 2-malcnmg dressersUce-new. Aakmg $350642-7423.BEDROOM SET — Tripledresser, cheat, and 2 rttghtstands, walnut 1325 or b/o717-2676 attar 6pm.BEDROOM — Dresser w/mkror$50, Dining room hutch, $100.CnUdren'a dreaaer eat. $26.508-O2S2BED — Dark pme. bookshelfstyle wtlarbed, completew/paddad noingt, Hner. mat-treas heater. thermosUI, and 6storage drawers under bed$100 Dark pme tree standingmirror. 160 Beige oval rug.fringed eogss, $20 369-3128BEDROOM SETwood King size bed. Mattress,boxaprlng. triple dreaaer. 2 mir-rors, armoir, 2 overalted nighttables Exd oond $300050-6016. '

BLACK WALNUT — Victorianstyle Hutch W50 CaN Tim741-6452 or 642-6440.BOWENS COPYTRAN — SNdadupkcalor with 10 roaa ol dupli-cating mm $200. Man 402 auto-luah untl with slave head, cables.filters, ntcad hack. ON 25-100971-3555 altar 6pmCAMEL BACH SOFA — and Clubchair lo match CaN 671-5994

CARRIE" — Air Condrtlonsr14000 BTU. regular house wiring,through me waa mtlaaallon ued4 laasona. axe264-06229

fintiaNallon. used: cond (200 CaN

CHANDELIER — ImportedCrystal 2 bar 10 arm 26m Movxvi. Muat salt.

CHAIRS — 4 black, lacqueredcontemporary chairs 1426.Statnadglass dmlng room fixture

CHECK THIS OUT...Oat mora raadera to check outyour ad with a CHECK at the topand/or bottom of your copy CaNThe Ragtatar Classified Department today for oataila. 542-1700

LAWN SERVICE BUSINESS —For sale Truck, aa aqutpmantand customers. Cat Wayne7S7-3«oa arryttrna

WAiTRESSES/WAITORS —Itoatoaaaa. Cashiers. Bus Boys.Baker experienced Apply Inperson st me Shamrock Diner.1BS7RI3S IwMdMownWAITRE88 — Wantad 4-nkjhta.CaN 767-6648 between 4-9WANTED — Yard man. 6hra onSat. and more hours during theweek If possible. Bean immedi-ately and go through the aummerCall 671 • JeOO High School stu-dent perlectty axceotable Un-eroltaraa.WAREHOUSE — FuN urns De-pendable, reliable paraonneeded. Muat have vaNd NJdrlv-ers license. CaN batwaan 10-5.Mon-Frl, 747-5550 VinaFurniture, MMcaatuwn.WEEKEND TELEPHONE — Re-capttonlat for buay raal estate ol-

PRINTING BUSINESSStart your own printing bueinesal1250 W MuratWi 11x17 offsetpress with Cham dekve

19Vi

metal stand and extra Made, HghttaMe, round corner cutter plua

meTfMOO.'caN 67t-OMS

COLONIAL — Irving room fromSears 4-pkjoaa for tale 6months old ISOO. CaN 496-4668sllarSproCOMMODORE — C64 com-puter. HO. Com 1541 d»c drive1125. Com. 1702 video mon$175. Sears mans 27 M. 12 spdMke 1100. Pearl extc. Fwitmandrums $400 CaN 530- 95WCONTENTS — $50 (10 takes .»Tools, cottctablee. etc Plus

Sapersktry Brick. ICONTENTS W0 TAKES ALL —Toots, coasctHHea plus moraJewiery. paintings, antique firetooia and acfaao, IOQ >oop

nsrsifir1 ~

I Mtrchandltetor Sale

CREOSOTEDTIESmlpirtsltl 2(1-1427

DIRT-STONE-TOPSOILrrvewaya Clearing 291-1427

5RUMS — 6

666-9463aak tor Mike

71 Merchandiselor Sal*

FREEZER - 16 ou. ft. Ker -nattonal Haniealar. axe cond .

FURNITURE — Sofa, chair.provm<ael Recaner /rocker Ooodoond. CaN 530-3472 after4:30pm

FURNITURE — 8 pa wroughtIron patio sat. Neede lalkeihUg.6600 or bo caN 646-3S10FURNITURE — Sectional couch.rual. tan chair. 3 taUaa. was unit,oriental Nquor cabkiat. rug andmirror Oood cond 767-6364

FURNITURE — 3 pieceLiving room. Coffee tabe. 2endtabiee. and 2 lamps Dmmg

2 leaves 4 chairs

FURNITURE — Hncnock haadtx)for dot bed. children s skis andboota. overhead wicker Nghts,large petto umbraNa and 4matenmg cushions Ford ridingtractor fneeda work). Araa rugagood cond. Teenager's badtuumeel. nuowtaar Bar Ughta. CaN736—4746 or 663-2100

QLAMOUR PALETTE — Ol tanproducts m your color season$80 WM give FREE COLORANALYSIS 493-2075GO-CART — SHP. Live axle.Band brake. Cxcoasnl condition•400 53O-9&53HAVE — An unwarned Item ortwo you'd Hke to aea? An ad for10 daya. juat $10.90 tor 4 UnasCaN The Reglatar Claasiflad.542-1700HEART SHAPED JACUZZIFiberglass suit shower 2 whitesinks, and commode 739-3765Hoknoal.HOME FURNISHINGS — Foisale Kitchen sat. living room set.and mac Hems Set 10am NoEarfy Birda.HORSE MANURE — For sale bythe truck load $35 741-2362.

IBM TYPEWRITERSRENTAL $25 t up per monthRont-opUon to buy 747-1661LAMPS — 2 Colonial Hurricaneend 1 swag Excellent conditxAsking $V7V CaN 291-3345

SI Help Wanted

71 Merchandisellftal>

1 Merchandlielor tat*

MM.•70 AN exc oood CaN 22« « ITSLAWN TRACTOR — John Deere.t7KPw/qm mower Complsk.ly rebuNt w/hyototttllc drtve,hydraao oonsrokl. LNuj new CeNevee a weekends at 2S4-6086

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LAWN MOWER — 21 m Snap-

$•» ibChair Bed 649 Aleoaw Box Spmga. Mat-

_ Miec ohme, gkjaeware >other houaatioid Hems Rueora26 E. Front St. Had Bank41-tSM.

rattDn angna.^.»—.,«Mlmmcne..tiOe _aura blade, axe cond, bargainat 1160. Cat 741-8106.

MOVING — Muat eel. 16ou ftoat tree refrigerator 1160 Das*

LAWN MOWER - Snapper HV,11 HP. rear angina rider wnhB ^ w a g o n , « c oond C -

MOVtNO TO CONOO — Muatees naw cherry bedroom eel

IN00 CaN 671-9645

00 Rattan-garden-lOpiecee liOOO.

LAWN TRACTOR — Vary icond.. mdudae snow plow i747-7790LAWN MOWER — Rkta-On7UHP Compkne wrth ac-osttonss "W7-0S23

Movma —1200. _

room fumtture-tOpleceaOax daek and chair

(76. 2-twmSM

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LAWN MOWER - Locke 3-gang real. S4ki cut Good con-Soon $500 Can 871-4310

MOVkNO — Sofa bed. aofa andohak. 5 pc. Rattan eat stereowith French Provincial cabinetCaN 741-4476

LIVING ROOM — Sofa, chair,akpeovars. Naw foam cushions6150 Can be seen 22 Maple AveSat 4/6 6 Sun 4 / 9 . 9 - 4 ^LIVING ROOM — 3 piece p>group. 16 cushions Custommade $850 Free oak table and 4cheat with purchase of above496-0811

LUNCHEONETTE STOOLS -Gat O/W. tablea and ohakt.Plaaaa CaN 446-2469MACINTOSH — Computertarn wnh primer and 5 meg

onva, ooniplala. CaM229-6477 or 229-0031BLACK WALNUT — Victorianstyle Hutch $650 CaN T«n741-6462 or 642-6440MAKE - That night tpeoenOorgous whne 3 liar satin andlace prom dress For tale Strap-leas wnh elbow length glovess n a i l Can 281-49* ^ ^MICRO PHONE — Wireless, withreceiver Orlglonal coal 6326 SUNunder warrantee $260 or beetotter Cat 496-9435

51 Help WantedDRUMS — 9-piaoa. tlmgarland,melodic AN hardware end hardcaeee included. White Excellentcondition 530-3560

LECTR1C RANGE — ComingWhite 531-6651-LECTRA BASS — With hardcase 1300 or best offer Aims 200wait amp $150 CaN Fred

12-1693ELECTRIC- SEAT UFT- CHAIR— Brand naw loan and twoheavy tonta $650 727-9156ENQAEMENT RING — 14K white

old. 49 Diamond, pear shaped400 cash Call 747-6196

EVERGREEN TREES — Can-adian Hemlock. American Holy,temalee. Douglass Fk>. 8ft andup After 6pm (22-9457_XCELLENT — Sofa Hke new.»j|me»y $500 Sen for S299 CaN

IREWOOO — 2 cords Poplarwood $200 CaN 739-0755 or87-9219

FLOOR BUFFERS — 2 Torro 10and 13". 1 dart 10". 1 commercialcarpet ahampooer Asking $75

sch 291-2691FOR SALE — Wornens clothingike new. Sizes 9. 10.14 6 anVift GrandFather Clock, excel-

lent condition, and ooaactabxn.Pleaee caN 967-0432 or671-6664 batwaan the hours ol^-10 pm.FOR SALE — Antique RussianSAMOVAR Apprakwd at WOOplus VAN eat at $450 364-4725

ZENITH — 1$*nch COkx TV. skenew. with papers. 3 years old.$14900 Also venous furniturename CaN anytime after 9am al671-6664.FREEZER — Upright RCA Whirl-pool 80 high, by 32 wide, by« deep Oood cond 741 7828

1 Help Wanted

MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIESThe Register has an opening tor a District SalesManager In Its circulation department. This entrylevel position involves supervising youth carriers inthe areas of sales, service and Elections. Weprovide training and an excellent compensationpackage. We are interested In agressive individuals

-who have prior sales/or supervisory experience.

To Apply contactMr. DaZuttar

or Mr. Robbins542-4000

ON SALEI — 5-Pc Dkiet-5-Pc Wsonen Set WS.

nianira S100 CeN 642

SI Help Wanted

71 Merchandisetor tale

MCMMa-twuaiaaN.Fi i i i lT j j iand aN ecoteeonee AMo PmbeNMecrane CaN 4U-3131

OFFICE FURNITURE — QoNa>-,MaoNnae. Tvpewrttara. O f H a T

Computer CeN 291-1717OKIOATA 92 — Prmtar tor Appklcomputer Image writer Com-paorjta wkh NLQ. Comwwh farms tractor, cover. Icable tor Apple I671-3866 eheTSpmOH SALE THIS WEEK — OfficeRm Chair $39 Metal wardrobe$49 4-dr nie-aka naw $69Wamut kneehote deak $59 Orocedesk 669 Walnut dreaaerw/nwror $69 Chaos Kneehoiedeek $39 King size bed-oom-pteta ex l i»5 Mora * MorelRuacN a2S E Front si Rad Bank

OftOAN - Lawery 2-key- 'boarde Rhythm end bate tec•one FuN pedals Bench Excellent condition 4-yra old. Listprice new $2300 Sea tor i69O739-1861

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We're seeking car-ing Individual* toprovide shoft-taxmovernight care tomul t ip ly -handl -cappud chlklran andadults. Ground levelhomes with easyaccess lor wheel-chairs are speciallyneeded. H you havetne intefeatand abili-ty to work with themultiply handi-capped, we providethe training.

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TELEPHONE SALESSales Persons Needed

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BABYSITTER - My Ctttwoodaraa horns tor S hra a day. 4 daysa weak. No naalujnoa or hot-

BABYSITTEB/tlCHJS£KEEP€n— a iMOlasslonal couple taaaa iresponeWe. deperxlebleto can tor 2 yr. ok) and 3mo, otd.m our MUkJatkinn Home. Mon-Frl. Re) rag. CaN 671-4243.BABYSITTER - In mydutown home. 642-3890747-3040 eves andBABYSTTTIR — UOM nouee-liltpaig. Mon.-Tnur, 3hrs from3pm-6pm. For my 6 > 11 vr. oHaIn my Aberdeen home. Nat. re-quired a tana. Can S8S-M7S.BABYSITTER - Mature womenneeded to UebyMWed 6-J. Non

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evee. or weekend* 671-1260.COMPANION — Mature womanto suparveta tjyr oaMki In myhornTMon-Fn JsOpnvftJOpnrc a 130-1619 sfteVApm.

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12B The RegisUMTUMAV. APRILS, 1986

71 Merchandise; lor SaltOFFICE CLOSING — Must sellfurniture Please Call701-670-9400 between6 30am-4pm

ORIENTAL RUQ — Ivory QoWGreen 12 by 20 Current valuea295 Will sen lot (4000 or BO

!-7626PIMG PONO -291-0571

Tabla $125

POOL — 4 by 20 above groundpool Sand filter NajOl hnarJ400 CaH 747-9372 attar 5pmPOOL — 21ft w/ialery lance•filter pump, ladder & all ac-cessories Excellent coodilionYjtki remove $650 566 7134

YPORT — 181 Broadway4PM. Fri & Sat. 4/4 ft 4/5.

RADAR DETECTOR — Brandnew, still in box Btl Radar Oe-,MCOr SI 50 or beat offerJ71-0232. leave messageAECLINER — For sale In goodcondition 741-5278.REFRIGERATOR FREEZERS —(2) Avacado and ootd $175 Two

h twin Beds comptetl$ 5 0 Twin bed complete $75Double bed with boxspring &mattress $50 Bar and 2 stools$T5 AM hke new 204-6450

TTLE SILVER — 629 Prospecta April 3. 4. 5. Cleaning out

lasswsre. china, bnc - a -brae,and much

sonable 9-3pmnore Hsssi

REFRIGERATOR - Side by aideOE 20 cu ft $325 GE 21 cu ft•£06 14 cu ft QE 4175 CaH291-1727

REFRIGERATOR — 2 tone com•MCI Hardly used Original $250Priced io sail al $1 SO. CaH Ten a741-0117REFRIGERATOR — WhirlpoolGood condition. Must sell $175Ice Maker Call 495-5464.REFRIGERATOR — 23cu ftSide by Side, w/ice-makeibrown GE Washer and GasDryer, otlice desk. 871-5630after 6pm and weekends.

DOLETOVVN — Donl go tongliahtown Auction, come loiddtetown block ssle 5 families

ithmg for everyone Tools,mower, sporting goods,

bicycles, and moped Furniturend household items, toys andames, electronic equipmentsreo and radios, and many)re items April 12 & 13.M-3PM 25 Lincoln St. off ol

wy 35 South. 1 block behindsirview Firehouse

RELOCATION SALE —Stereocabinet $65, 3 matching darkwood tables $30 ea 2 maple•ndlables $30 ea . 2 chairs. 1swivel $35 ea, 2 pictureiframes $5ea 222-6044RIDING MOWER — John Deere14HP Fully automatic w/ at-tached vacuum $3000747-9665SAFE — Floor Gardall Top ol theitne. Purchased at $400 Brandnew. 3.0 cu. ft. Priced to sell a>300. CallTerl at 741-6117

IDDLETOWN — Moving Musisell. Many treasures Antiques

rmture and clothes 791 Mid-lelown/Llncrott Rd Middietown

Sat 5th 9am-3pmIDDLETOWN — 4/5. 9-3 110

Lakeshore Dr (corner oravesink River Rd.) Something

everyone.

i.

SALVAGE SALEVictorian House

Oak and pine doors, moldingsT&eur pattern windows 3 large oburners Call 960-0056 for appt4ALE — Apt sized WasrwvMachine $20 Double bed frarrxend mattresses holder $75 ElecMo Typewriter $35. Ca642-6020 days

NG MACHINE — SingerHI Call K you] 566-7442.

(•HARP ELECTRONIC — CSSRegister Model

ER-2380 Like new ExpaittaWe to 4 departments Man•features Best offer 870-3066.SHRUBS — And trees AzaleasForaythia, Birch. DogwoodHemlock. Pines. CrabapplesCMar Hill Farm and Nurseryft*d Hill Rd Middietown671-2190SPORTSCRAFT — 23 GlaSL165 Merc crwsser New canvadouble trailer FuHy equipedready to go Ex condition $5400Of best offer 739-4123.SPRING CLEARANCE — 01Washers, Dryers, and Relngeraturs $100 and up Reconditioned and guaranteed. Donwalk run for the best buys itown' 530-2997STOVE TOP — 4 burner, andwall oven, electric, aqua. $40Call 642-4975SWIMMING POOL — 10' roundml filter, ladder, and cover707-4470.SWIM POOLS - Warehouseforced to dispose of new on.ground 31 long pools complet.with huge sundecks. fencing, hijate filters, pump, ladders, warranty etc Asking $966 COMPLETE Financing avail Call StatoHfraw 1 800 624-1328TIRES — For sale 2 A78-13Ploy $10 each. 3 P2367SR-15 s steel belted $35 each,O7B-U a steel belted $20 each•1 LT 215 85 R10 steel t$20 Call 739-1864TRAILORS — Utility. 4 by 0Qross 2.000 lbs $475 or beto*ir Utility Brand-i.OSOtbt gross $275 orOffer 264-2367tractor — Wheelhorse lOhpWuWsi c u t iron eng . 3*n deckUN* new $1000 Parker sweepe

preader $35

•TRACTOR — John Deere 31garden tractor. Hydrostatic driverebuilt 16HP koWer enginew/onty 120 hours. 40ln cuttingdeck. 46 m snow blower, whwweights and chains. Asking

*C4DO or b/o. 642-5034TV — Quasar 25m cable read$350 Air Conditioner 17.00BTCUmatrol Brand new in origincarton $375 Call 741-9439

VCR — Stereo H I - F I with MTstereo decoder. $600 or b/Casio TV1000 pocket color t.$200 or b/o Hayes smartmodut)/o CaH 291-3261 ask lor DavidVENDING — Machina. ibeverages $599 Like new Amloudspeaker Call 544-0200.

WASHER AND DRYER — Glarge size 2 years old Both f$350 Call after 3PM 072-0429WASHER - Dryer portable Kenn)ore Almost new $250 GibsorFrost Free Refrigerator Almonew $150 Call 600-0782

^ASHER — Kenmora ane'matching dryer Large capacitynee cond $365 Call 291-1727WASHER/QAS DRMaytag $406 Call ..8 30AM-4 30PM 530-8710WHITE CORDUROY MINKBlousen jacket, unusual, snappyouthful, worn 3 times. Must b>.Uen $2000 value for $1000. C2*1-2690

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WINDOWS— 7 Jalousy windowappro. 3+1/2 by 6+1/41 «screens 160 Call 946-6650

YAMAHA — 1974 2S0. SUMIBike, very good cond some newpart* (625 or beat otter Astereo rectever im/tm. speaker•nd turntable Sony. beet offCA.» aflat 6prn 922-8331

•72 Oarage/YardSales

*r*T SALE Everything ireasonable prices

info. Call 503-7537HIGHLANDSATLANTIC

Couch,gtaaaware. tables, lamp*ciotnes. brtck-a-brac, itemsnumerous to mention. Somathaifor everyone Sat 10-4, !tfr-2 44 Prospect AVe Atlan

landsmghtanOa>TLANTK_ JTIC HIGHLANDS —4/5, 9am-4pm. Books.kitchenwere, boys bike, wintfows, act. 33 Prospect A(Take E. Mount from 1st ATurn rtght at top of hill)

M I R HAVEN — Good _ _' atom storm doors and windowspine hitch cabinets and morSat t Sun 10-4. 11 First St.FAIR HAVEN — Toys, clotheilewm doors and windows, "

. more 11 First St. Fair HavenFri & Sal 10-4O A R A G E SALE — Moving otSen an. 91 Locust Pi. Rd 0

' posits Red Coach Lane, Locu' Household goods, fur mmmarine eqpt., ride on mower(100 . gotY eqpt. tools.outboard motor, clothes. ._pumps, misc items lOem-Scm

, Thura, Fri.. Sal.. Sun., ect.

nsty Ga. 04/00

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HAZLET — 2-Fam•Sato Sat. Sun. 04/06. _ .-!0am-4pm Somethingeveryone 0 Monmoutn St HaiIff. Next to Holy Family School

HIGHLANDS — 52 AtlanticHighlands. 4-4, 4-5. 0-3. A Kit*bn,of everything

hHOHLANOS — Porch and ya, . 'kt fe 20 4 2B Shrewsbury AP Sat a Sun. 4/5 4 4/0.

1 — Saturday 9-, goes Skis, ski

ect f9 Heyward HMI DR

— Salamanderplants, tables end muc

more. 137 Port Monrnoutn

SaltsANSBURO — Sat 4/5m- 3pm Furniture, tables, a bit

everything 97 Mapktwoode Oft Laurel Av*». 1-btoc* from

ursng Home,

YPORT — Fum.xisenokl items, clothmg. Ntc-

. etc. everything must go4/6. 10-4 30 Broadway

OLTS NECK — 2 bdrm. aptihly decorated Convenient

ocatton $750 + utlls Can2-0411 after 6pm

WHENCE HARBOUR — 320'taw Dr April 0-12VVM

AM 6PM Entire contentsNCROFT — Moving mtac

ems, Sat 4/5 9am-4pm 150anor Pky OH Newman Springsd Ram Dale Sat. 4/12.

TTLE SILVER — Sat 4/53pm Baby items, sinks, rail-

KJI bikes, toys, furniture, etc. 21rversedge Dr. Off SttversideATAWAN — Household items,

vg etc. 2 Sunset Aveatawan.

UGE SELECTION — 4 bdrmapt/duplex, ect Some kids, pets

K Ulil 609-924-7610 (DATA)ANSBURO — Attractive 3Vt

ooms. heat supplied, adutts pref00 Call 747-3800

I0DLETOWN — FOXHILLOVING SALE. 39 Fox Woodun Sat i Sun. 8 30-4IDDLETOWN — Sat 4/5.

AM-3PM. Toys. clothes,niture. odds & ends 20

awthorne Rd.

EYPORT — Mam St 3-bdrmpt Modern 3-rms apt68- 3278 or 046-7036

IDDLETOWN — Fri & Sat 4/4/5 Clothes, furniture, toysooks, bicycles, housewaresnd misc 7 Stevenville Blvdiddletown.

JIDDLETUWN — Sat & Sun0-5 4/5 A 4/6 109 Brian WayMiddietown Tlndall Rd

HiridgeMIDDLETOWN — Moving, years

f accumulated items, toyshousehold goods, books,cords 102 Her Dr Sat 9:3-3 no

•rly turds'MONMOUTH BEACH — 22

obbin St Clothes, toys, bnc-a-ic. some furniture, and more& Sat. 4/4 ft 4/5. 10-2PM

ED BANK — Antiques, old Dottktstfi/piece), 4 bikes, household items, etc 41 Marion St FiI* A Sat 4/5 9-3PMUMSON — inside of house and

garage sale Starting at noon, SaSun. 4/5 & 4/6. Early bird shopirs call 530-7661 25 Second

HREWSBURY — Moving salen-Sat 9-6. Butcher block tablechairs, lamps, clothes, linens

sooks, artil dogwood tree, eic7 Shadowbrook Rd Off Rt 35 2

blocks N of Shrews school. ArtGild on corner last house on n

INTON FALLS — Sun Apr 6im-til. Household itei

uniture. large and small ap-pliances, clothes, odds and ends

ash only' 63 Cherry SI Ram or

WEST LONG BRANCH — Fri 4Sat. 4/4 & 4/5 9am-4pm Manbargains No Early Callers Corner ol Cedar and Larch wood AveRain date 4/11 ft 4/12

ARD SALE — Sal. 4/5 9am. •Capri Apia East Ave. AilantHighlands 291-0006 CastrcCouch, and misc items

77 Pets andLivestock

Advanced AndBMinncrs

DOG TRAININGB«yin<X» Dog Club. 741-8046KC — XagiiMrad -• m i l * PilmOfanKjm 21mwiti

old $250 aa«-06oaKC DACHSUNS — RHi»Mf»d

mlnlalur* puppwt. 9 W K I O W .m.lo. t2SO7B7-2M7DEAR DOG LOVERS — I m

'Ml guy who hain't had muc'• My ownaft abandoned m

nd I wai hit by a car. I wai•tcuad by a parson who lov«

ma. but couldn't k««p m«cuta. affactlonata. houaaWash trainad Your only mvaitmant la love and I will rapay yowith loyaUty. friendship, and Itttnat your tova Ptoaaa adopma. Lov*. Bruca. Call 642-4039

DOO — Caga. large, for theparor Ooberman »55 Ca671-3078

REE — To good home im Ionhaired mm. appro* 1 yr old I

with cnndren. Call 787-FREE TO GOOD HOME — BtacLab Retriver. 4 yrs old. Haa rabthota. Female & spaded Goodwith children. 496-3366LAB S H E P MIX — 4 mo. maleHippy, free neut. free to goodndoor outdoor home. Ca872-1174 alter 6pmMINI SCHNAUZER — AKC pupdocked, cropped If desiredcham sired, ready Mother DaPam7(7-4681

PUPPIES — 6 weeks old SaveCall 642-2745

SO BicyclesMini Bikes

NEQRINI — Moped, like branew. motorcycle atyte $350 C671-2363

62 Swimming Poolak SWIMINQ POOL Ol

TRIBUTER — Must sell their etire inventory of new 1965 laover 31 ft. family ana pools wdeck, fence. fWer and warrenFun price now only 1996 CompleteCan finance Call Ton1-800-648-0157

MerchandiseWanted

1-A USED FURNITURE — Annques. glassware. oouecMHeaSl « vr-tenti ol

ALL LIONEL TRAINSOr Flyer Top cash appraisal

Price no ot^ci 946-2893ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS

Lionel. Flyer. Ives. Marklln. LAleo tm toys. Highest I paid.one BEATS my price. 2*4-507BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUSALE — Can Second Hand2(4-0777. A I M 5. 284-66HMhesI prlcea paid lor all Hemantiques, etc. For tjergaMe. -at 24 Broad St., Keyport

PIANOS WANTEDAny conditionCall 493-4911

101 ApartmontaABERDEEN

2 bdrm. klda. pet* ISOO aMR a. Really. Bkr 3M-12APARTMENT 9EEKERS7 Man1-6 room. •» areaa. klda.

k «, eand up. CMATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Lovery 1 and 2-bdrm Oarden AStarta WM/montn M/HWduded Can 291-0006

ATLANTIC•eeuWul m__ _LR. Of). Eat-In Kitchen Spec

l view of Sandy Hook aH $1250 00/

HIGHLANDSmd floor 3-BR A

tacularNY Skydtf

. . . Skyline. (1250 00/per monincludes heat. One month secuIty. one year lease No Dog• I T T May I Days: C671 -1250 ask for Tom Evas C291-2226

MLFOR0 — 3 rooms and beCan after 5pm 741-1153

1 Apt. lor RantLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 3r m apt w/ocean view in the hlHS

Atlantic Highland!00/mo Available wnmed.

7JS_

OLTS NECK — 2 bdrm, aplahly decorated ConvenientJtion $7002-0411 after 8pm

utils Can

OCEANPORTDuple» 2nd floor $400 s

M B S h i r t y . Bkt 388-12S4

RED BANK3 bdrm kids, only $500 s

M H S ReeHy. Bkr 3W-1234

)NDO — Highlands Water-lew. 1 BR.wauTowaHcarpenna

RED BANK — Luxury 2 bdrme. w/w carpeting, dish

EATONTOWN4 rms. kid. carpet $400 s

RS Realty. Bkr 388-1234

FREEHOLD1 bdrm. util patd $400

Others in same area call!st Rentals, Bkr 389-1555

HIGHLANDSt bdrm with balcony $300 S

5 rms. kids o k $400st Rentals. Bkr 389-1555

KEANSBURG DUPLEX1 bdrm9 from $300 S4 rms kids/pets $4003 bdrm kids heat $500

si Rentals, Bkr 389-1555

KEANSBURG1 bdrm. bills paid Si35

2 bdrm. kids hurry $400 sRS Realty. Bkr 389-1234

EANSBURG — Clean 3Vi nlam , enclosed porch, haat m-uded $400 Fee attar rental,eictwt Rentals, Bkr 290-9555EYPORT — 5 laroe room apt

Die May 1 20R, LR, DR.chen. $425 + gas and electric

n mos security Call 284-4568EYPORT — Main St 1-bdrm.

Modern 586-3278 cvM6-7836

ANDLORDS — No cosl to youe screen and quality .nnnantao charge No obtioatton Caletchert Rentals Inc 290-9555censed Real Estate BrokerNCROFT — Shady Oaksondo. 2 bdrm. 1 bath $675ERA LINCROFT REALTORS

47-3939 eves 681-911OCUST — Small garage apl 1

bdrm, $425 mo + electric we pay> heat Call 291-0049

ONG BRANCH — 5 rm . . „•J baths, ktds. pets o k . optionbuy Fee after rental, wetchert

entals. Bkr 290-9555.ONG BRANCH — 2 bdrm In 2

amily home Working coupleprel $800 includes utll39-0461

iARDEN /UXURY GARDEN APTS —com Beautiful landscaping

__ l . t mi Irom QSP Cal64-1846, 9-5. Mon- Fri

GARDEN APTSUXURY GARDEN APTS. —jedroom Beautiful landscapingool 1 mi from OSP. Ca64-1846,9-5, Mon-Fn

IMATAWAN4rms.kidSOk $400 sOthers also avail cam

ust Rentals. Bkr 389-1555MATAWAN — t bdrm garden

avail (or April and May Heaicluded Call 566-0025

IDOLETOWNKNOLLWOOO

GARDENSixunous 1 and 2 BR apts Gatat. gas cooking, central soXX a Tennis available. Ca

71-0021 weekdays ipm-5pmat iiam-3pm NO PETS

MIDDLETOWN — Shady OakRanch 2 BR. 2 bath, garage

47-6914

MODERN APT — Near transporatlon Best time to call befor

noon 405-0416

102 HwimtorrentHIGHLANDS — Adorable cot-tage, totally renovated, ocean»,& $600 Fee attar rental.Watchen Rentals. Bkr 290-9566.

31 Houfi for SaltGOVERNMENT HOMES — from

(U rep**) Also daanouent tan^ a H 806-687-6000 axt

$750 plus i530-7300

Greet location." M-F.

And he is wavtng goodbye to miscozy 7 room wet treated home tomove 10 larger quarters wtth htaamtty Come see his beautiful

country Mtcnen and large tenoadard Great Atlantic Highland*amtty neighborhood $125,900

TWO RIVERS REALTY530-6550

SEA BRIGHT — Newly decor-ated 3 story townhouse Oceenview, beech on street, bedroom.2Vi bath Garage and parking(690/mo 531-9234

TINTON FALLS3 bdrm, kids, pats 1600 a

M RS. Realty. Bkr 389-1234TINTON FALLS — 2 bdrm. 2bath, attached oarage. S775/mo.plus security Call 566-0836.

OMS RIVER adult community.o rent or buy, MINT, 7 rooms,garage, good tocation. $595.170-4894 evea

VICTORIAN — in the hills of At-antic Highlands 5BR. 2 bath,wrap around porch, private porchoff the master BR, full basement,and a second kitchen upstairs lorgrandma $1200 par mo. Avail.mmed Call 291-5642.

103 Rentals toShare

APT TO SHARE — On the water.$275 par mo. 53 Rector PlaceRed Bank Can be seen after5omELBERON/LB — 3 BR. 2 Bath.'nil basement, looking tor 1female to share wtth sspsratemale & fern (325 plus one thirdutil. 634-1063.MATAWAN/ABERDEEN — Easyto NYC & shore. Non-smokingprofessional seeking same.(emaie or straight mare) to sharelarge, luxury, new 3BR, 3 bathtownhouse with private walk incloset and all immenii.es$550/mo includes utilities566-6050

ARMSTRONGLITTLE SILVER

enter HaM Colonial. 4-bdrm,Vrbaths. Quiet location on a cir-

This One owner home has•t been upacaled and decor-

ated to delight a new family Lotsroom here tor all your activities

us a floor plan designed to in-sure privacy for all Gas haat.

entrel Air. basement, 2-cararage, attic, and many de-reabie amentities Included We

ecommertd immediate inspec-nn $325,000

RUMSON-bdrm Canter Hall Colonial!lanquet sized formal dining with

adjoining porch perfect for sum-mer parties 2'^balhs, 2-car gar-

ft, over an acre of woodedoperty near river and countryub in a most desireabte

neighborhood $345,000

RUMSONleaulitul location-beautiful kingis 3-bdrm, 2Vi bath ranch withgreat rooms 2 plus car garage

and over an acre of woodsyproperty Near river and country

ub $359,000.

ARMSTRONGAOENCV. REALTOR

555 Prospect Ave, Lime Silver

741-4500

RED BANK — Newly renovated 3br house to share $300 per moplus 1/3 utll. Call 530-4475 after6 PMRESPONSIBLE FEMALE —Wanted to share home inRumson 1 block from oceanLarge sunny room with kitchenprivileges Avail immediattey$350 mo. + 1 mo sec Call eves530-4124

TTLE SILVER — The specialtyf the house. E A Armstronggency. Realtor, 555 Prospectve. Little Silver. 741-4500

Middlalown 80 Sbdrms. dining room, eat in

lichen, den. tofi ft lot Meimed••Ity. 739-4900

105 SummerRentals

Looking for a summer rental?Have one to rent? We can help.Call Weichen Rentals, Broker290-9555MONMOUTH BEACH — ByOcean 2 BR. IVi baths, luxurycondo, furnished, pool. 3 mos.minimum Call 265-3842.

MIDDLETOWNontemporary high in the hills w;

water view Custom bumGracious entry hall leads tc

unken living room with fireplacelining room and large Est-iritchen Solarium 3-4bdrms

20M20 family room Central AirQuality throughout One of i

ind/ Offered at $349,000CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtorsndependantty Owned/Opera

613 River Rd . Fair Haven741-7686

RUMSON — Water front, 3 bdrm,1VJ bath, walk to stores, trans-portation, church and beachesAvail. immed.-Aug 15. $1500mo. + utll. + sec Call after3 30pm 741-7610

106 FurnishedRooms

ABERDEEN TO RED BANKRooms & Studios from $40 a wk.HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234KEANSBURG — Room tor rantPlease call 767-6869787-2547 or 7B7-7247.MIDDIETOWN Clean, quiet

ies to tram Working gentle-preferred, 291-1768

108 CommercialRentals

RED BANK — Protesstonal offive suites available in variousZimmerer buildings all locationson Broad St and are carpetedair conditioned and have avail-able parkin? Rates range from$10-$14 per sq ft plus utilitiesCall Manager Walter Zimmere652-9595

OCEAN GROVEt bdrm an bills paid $400

R S Realty. Bkr 369-1234ED BANK — Living room, dm-

ng room, eat m kitchen, 2 bdrmsn second floor, great location.

$650+\Jtil» Call 842-5892

RED BANK — Attractive1500-4000 sq ft in prime BroadSt medical/professional com-pie* End parking. 747-3800.SHREWSBURY — NewmanSprings Road Easy locationNew office space Alt utilities in-cluding A/C. privacy Appro" 250sq ft. Asking $475. 741-5886

lED BANK — Duplex 3 bdrms.washer, dryer, dishwasherNewly renovated Victorian $800>tus util Leave massage30-1094

RED BANK4 rms. utils paid $400 s

5 rms. fully carpeted $500us, Rentals, Bkr 389-1555

RED BANKStudios and 1 bdrm Irom $300 »

2 bdrm starting at $400 aM R S Realty. Bkr 388-1234RED BANK — 2 bdrm gardenapt. convenient location, offstreet parking $700 mo heateluded May occupancy CaH842-9497RED BANK — Spacious. 3BR,eat in kitchen $700 per month212-559-6855 or 201 530 9193

STORES — Or office space forrent. Located on Hwy 38. Hazlearea Call 458-9372

110 Wanted to RentAPARTMENT — Floor through inVictorian house wanted by adutsingle Red Bank Yearly leaseReferences Call 571-4663EFFIENCY — Apt for singleadult mala. With no pets or kldaCall Bob 571-9084.

RED BANK AREA(400 OR LESSPLEASE CALL

747 7907WANTED TO RENT — 2 orbedroom house in Little Silver torant by June 30 Call 756-0912

RED BANK — i bdrm. Dish-washer, laundry lac off streetparking $500. heal <ncl. Call 9-5.marking $600, haM-F 530-7300RED BANK — Spacious 5 rm inVictorian 4 tarn , carpeting, park-ng $450 Faa after rentalWeichen Rentals. Bkr 290-9555RED BANK — River view, 2bdrm, heat & hot water supplied$900 mo Call 229-9307 10-4 or437-0326 after 7pmSPACIOUS — 5 rooms. 2 lamUy.$850. Vary nice location Neartransportation 767-5203.

TWINBROOKVILLAGE

GARDEN APTS.1 > 2 bedrooms Irom (4WModern, ipecioiis spts Heal, not& cold water Cooking Qas In-cluded. On-premlaee tenniscourts, pool, recreation area.Near Eatontown shopping Exc.schools. Ocean Twp.

Higriway36.0akhurat931-4S2B 542-0612

102 Houses forRantABERDEEN

2 txlrm kids, pen. only H00 aMR 3 Realty. Bkr 368-1234ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —Watervlew Victorian 38R. 2 Datft.1600 PASBARO REALTORS^291-9224

CUFFWOOD BEACH3 odrm. klda. pets $500 s

M R 9 Realty, Bkr 366-1234FAIR HAVEN — Cozy 3-bdrmColonial. Living room, owingroom, bath. Perfect for couple,with 1 child. Avail April 2nd. RentWU/monlti. Day 671-9494,Eves 530-6209. Ask for JoanFAIR HAVEN — Small house 3bdrm. parking, kids, pets o.k. Feeafter rental. Weichen RentalsBkr 290-9555HAZLET — 3/4 bdrm, 2 bathfamily room. $1000.

ERA LINCROFT REALTORS747-3939 evea747-S667

HIGHLANDS — Comtemporaryhome, fireplace, yard, pets o.kFee altar rental. Weichert RenMIS. Bkr 290-9656

HOUSE — Call 264-4950.

KEANSBURGCottage 4 rms. kkte »400a3 DOrm kids, pets ok MOO

Duplex, kids bWe paid WOO sM R S Realty. Bkr 366-1234KEANSBUflQ — Avail Apr 15, 4rma. enclosed porch, newty re-decor couples prel. let i lasmo. rant I mo sec ref neededISOO + i/tlle 767-1547 9pm-9pnt

CherrytreeI. 2-bdn

MIDDLETOWN —lags townhouse.sunken LR w/ fireplace. OR. EIKw/rJishwasher. uWtty rm.'1-fua. ihalf baths. $1000 per mnth -futilOpen house. 3/29. 9-3 RI.35 toPalmer Right on MWdiewoodUnit 365 Or call 256-0593 forappt

Houses forSale

ERA LINCROFT REALTORS3 SWIMMING RIVER RD

747-3939FAIR HAVEN — Rival OakRanch on friendly street, largeslot 3 bdrm. 2 bath. NEWKITCHEN-SCREENED PORCHQAS FURNICE & HOT WATERHEATER, rec room m i

oof basement Fully msulWan to wan carpeting throughout. 2 car attached garege. Com-pleted foundation Tor eddrlionaroom $270,000 Call after 6pm orweekends 756-0466 Principalsonly.

FLORIDA — The best m centralFla. retirement living. 2-bdr ,bath manufactured homea from122.900 CaH 1 800-525-005for ion Itae catalog. 66CAOI56;GOVERNMENT HOMES from $|U repair. Also delinquent unaropeny Can 1-606-667-6000Ext. QH-6247 for InformationGOVERNMENT116.040 - $69.21I69,23p/yr Now Mr

. Can 905 - M 7 - M 0 0 ExR-9454 for currant federal Hal

LINCROFT — 4 bdrm. 3 bath

SHI m move in cond., very dlsbiearaa New European style

kitchen. tVepiece. c/a. ceramictue floor In foyer. Family roomopens to brick petto. Beautifultreed lot. very private By owner1215.000 CsH B42-1071

HOLMDELEDWARD W. COLLINS

GENCV REALTORS 946-4144

MONMOUTH BEACH - Con-temporary lownhouee m beauti-ful condition Fireplace, gae heel.pom and tennis. 1-2 BR.

129.900 C U 741-6721 or2-460-4994 days and1-3342 eves

ORTH LONG BRANCH —arna Bay Club. Prestigious

condo complex - large anefunii.13 bdrms. 2vtbaths. 2-car at-aohed garege. private patio,

pod. tennis. 4 boat stipe255.000 Eves: 229-1603

ESTAURANT/BAR — Ocean-ont. Long Branch, turn-key. II-uor He . seats 150 plus bar. e»-

ceNent lease, principles only.190.000 609-452-2636 Kevinruse.

HREWSBURV

MIDDLETOWN — Almost newRanch 3-4bdrma. garage, andmore 1149.900 K.rwinCo

97 M00

Condo./Townhoufi

A Classified Adworks hard lor

you—but. It's easyto arrange.

35 Commerc ia lPfoptwty

747-6200000 sq ft Luxury Modern Btdg,1 Zone Add 2.000 sq ft BUgvail For sale or lease

37 Lois andAcreage

UILDABLE LOT — 75 by 100Middietown $50,000 CaH

67-5466WANTED — Building lot. Reai-dental MUdkMown. BeHord,Leonardo. Naveslnk areaa.

71-5916

38 Mobile HomesBUILDING LOT — With view ofacean in Atlantic Highlands or

ighlands 291-2166.AZLET—Mobile home. Beautl-

ul tot. patio and deck. 2BR. w-o-w carpt. air cond . shed, refrtg.nd stove 495-5633*21.900

HIGHLANDS — 1 bedroomanoramic view of ocean. Please

72 9739-1116 Evenings

HIGHLANOS — Lovely Skylinemooil home. 10 X 40 Beautifullocation Call 672-9336MOBILE TRAVELER — 1976Sleeps 6. retrlg . tjssebosrd heat,ull bath tub. shower and vanity.

$6600 Call 767-1509

140 Real EstateWanted

Jlosa within 30 days MeimedRealty 739-4900

140 RMllstateBARRr m e UUILOCR — W«buy your house, as M). tor cashitouaaa In poor con-dmonpreterred Cat 566-2626

IS!

I BUY HOUSES — I'D pay a fairprice It you • be flexible with theterms Can Paul 261-4641.MIDOLETOWN-HAZLET —Area tot lor lesedermal use Top* Can 739-0496

•BAYUNER — 17fl Capri akl boat1963 14Ohp Mercruisier I/Oneedy to leuSoh 14900. Cad afterlipfn?741-6090.

152 Boats andAccessories

25 QRADY WHITE — SaMMh1964. twin ISO Mercury with funcsnvae 16 .Lee Outriggers. 0 rodholders, salt water wash downand live wan. stainless steelprops, heed. Horuon Mail radio.Six-Tex Loran 767-C. Six-TexRecorder with agnal ME-32-MKII. extras 136.500201-741-9397. or 642-1194

ALBACORE — 3 seta ol sansphis trailer 11600 Call741-7466AOUASPORT — 16ft fiberglassOpen skiff Good cond. see-worthy $650 CsH 291-6547BOAT — 23' Aluminum withcabin heed 196fl Slsrcrsft en-Qlne $1500. Cell 530-6661BOSTON WHALER — 13 N1960 35HP Johnston. Trailer 4cover Boat In great cond $3500Call 747-7000 or aves 530-4565BOSTON WHALER — 1311 40HPMercury Electric Start Fullyequiped. Very —TrMoT$2400

good741-11

CANOE — Band new 17ftMohewk Heavy duty fiber gless.psdels included (650 264-6297BOWRIDER — 15W ft 66hp o/boatv lilt traiter. pwr winch, cov-ers. Exc- cond. Ready to go.$2500 642-1789CENTER CONSOLE — 17W ft1965. hud, 160 HP Merc . ruttyequiped $4500 CaH 544-1666

CHRIS CRAFT — 20 ftfiberglass skii. 263 inboard en-gine, very good cond., many ex-tras (2200. Call 495-3591CLASSIC — 20ft. wooden powerboat. Beautiful originalmahogany Cabin for 3. Icebox,amk, head, wide beam Large,open stern for fishing or lounging remoable canvas topinaw)

Evinrude (KtOhrs)Smooth for trott F t f king, strongtrips. Gre yequiped Distinctive A boat tolast An investment in recreationand pleasure J5000 Can741-6328 aft. or eves. ( ask torBb

P Evinrude (KtOhrs)th for trotting Fast for ski-trong enough for offshore

Great condition. Fuftyd D s t i t A boat to

MONMOUTH COUNTY — CaH orrite for our complimentary•ochure of exclusive listingsOUR SEASONS. Realtors

12 Kings Hwy, Middietown671-5200

97 E River RdRumson 530-9600

, 59 E. Mam StHolmdei 946-3700

Boat* ftAcctuorltft

YMF!extras, tn water,

d E famcond Exc fam»V_--last $21,000 229-7720

OAT BAILER — 17 II saH boatand traner. some e«tres Used.Dut plenty of good eaiknglelj mher Bouiit larger boat $950 orrj/o CeHfoo-6192ENGINE — And Outdrive. 166Merc, can tie seen al AnglersMsrms. See Bngnt $500 CM530-9164.OLASSTRON — 66 2311•r/traHor $3000 291-6510QRUMMAN — 14Vt ft. 6 manluminum boat and 7Whp Seersgame fishermen and many ea-ger (1300 Can 7(7-012211 00-2 30pm

250 Aulol

J-24 — 60 6-HP. outboerdtraitor. 2-sets sans (14.000 Caa642-1479 or 756-6212MANATEE - 21N 1(7* M a r lcyl eng Sorekne trsaer. fua cen-vaa. tlshmg gear.Me vests. E»c cond 264-60(6(6600 nag

17MFG.

Edinboro w/trsHer (1200 orB124b/o Ca» 946-6124

SEABREEZE 16' — FtorgBMwith 50HP Johnson M a i ) toprsdto, IrsHer. end rune very was

(1200 Must eatAsking (642-4574

SEA RAY — WeOsnrter 24ft76 235 HP I/O. omen interior

line oondMon. loeded747-3600

22 WHITE CEDAR OARVf T6' beam No motor

$1000 firmCall 2(1-0245

153 CampingEquJpmwit

COiEMAN 1964camper Newpon

turnece.2 propane bones Deltery Orrly used 4 « J » o r ,owner, l*e new Pad (MOD Mskmg (2990 671-0467

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OAK RIDGE REALTYAdult Communities

341-6060OCEANPORT — By owner

nique. California contemporary,lied with sunshine, on exclusive

Gooseneck Point Rd. 1st floorarge L shaped hv. rm/dm rmdramatic Walk in' brick flraplacaand wall to wall carpeting, Rose-wood panels, tarn. rm. wtth ca-thedral solid beamed ceiling and

late floor, kitchen and aalnn-soterium with Quarry tiled floor.3rd bdrm or den and fuU bath 2ndfloor, up carpeted CantUeveradstairs, has 2 bdrms and luH bathor privacy Deck across entire

back offers fabulous setting forsummer dining/entertaining 2car attached garage and at-tached storage shad; Situated on

acre wen treed lot wrth circulardrive. Low interest rates makethis rare find an opportunity of sife time at $270,000 Principals

only Call 221-4536 9am 4pm or222-0924 after 7pm and week-ends

PENNSYLVANIA — 13+ acres 3BR, 2 bath. OR. kitchen. LR. pan-ry, full cellar, 2 t

buildings. $65,171-7574. Income prop

RUMSON — By owner 4 bdrm.vi bath. |ust remodeled, largeooms. Principals only. $176,000

Call sher 8pm 741 7315TINTON FALLS — 2/3 BR ranch.Ig corner tot. 5 mm. from QSP.gat heat, and solar hot waterwall to wall carpeting, all ap~)Hancaa. fenced rear yard.194.500 842-9341 after S 30

132 Condos*Townhou

Monmouth Beach

WINDOWS OFTHE WORLD

seemingly 360 degreepanaramlc view of the AtlanticOcean, NY skyline. ShrewsburyRiver and quaint seashore com-

ticated ttatr 2 bedrooms. 2 bathsand separate matda or Quaatapartmant wtth 1 bedroom ibath, and private entrance Pooltennis, club faculties ottered ama Channel Club in MonmoutfiBeech $550,000

MERE'S ONE STORY

you won't want to mtas. NewestShadow Lake listing. Vary specialVilla 300. Only 1 of Its kind avH-abte Spacious rooms, privatecorner location- 2 bedroonia, 2tjams, eat in Mohan, garage.Country duo atmosphere featur-ing tenna. pool. 9 hole gut

Martboro

TOWNHOUSE LIVING

Brick front and privacy of the•roods « MMponaa Tine 1bedroom. 2Yt bMi unit Meatsmany s>rrss induomg firepieos.ceramic Me Uatnan and foyer.upgraded carpeting. Beet oio* onSraeboro model fi42.90ti

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Neighbor To Neighbor542-1700

Guaranteed Results!If the Item advertlicd It not told withinthe flnt 10 day* of yor paid clarified adwe'U ran your ad 1<3 ADDITIONALDAYS ABSOLUTELY FREE!

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379 AccessoriesCUSTOM DECKINGCALL US1 — Ws can manufac-

ture all types of pocketbooks,dutch 6 trsvel begs, cosmeticesses elc Cell 530-5741

530 ElectricalServices380 Accounting

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTGary Msybury Accounting.bookkeeping 6 tan service

Cell 369-3914

BEST ELECTRICMo 6273 Feel itepaMtamec* naaaonama reaea Frew

Can 671-0121435 Auto Cleaning 540 Entertainment eaaavt Tavaesei i

• M et mm CSSELEGANT KLLV DANCINO 0,French Mads BunAT HOME professions!csr clesn-

Ing & slmoniilng. avoid carwashes & long lines I come toyour home 244-7111

443 BathroomRemodeling «• anas mm •

Co~» aaa«m » »BATH KITCHEN-CERAMIC S SSS Fireplaces*New. repairs, and regrouts Free

FIBIPLACES WOOO 6TOVI6a vjvvsajs

Remodeling ftCeramic Til*ALL TILE AREA!

Enpert prol

BATH-KITCHEN-CEHAMIC'9New. repairs, and regrouts Free

NEW CERAMIC TILE 6 REPAIRS

males 530-7214

- —was- -ADDITIONS — Alterebons newhomes, decks, kitchens AS work

2(1CARPENTER

12 yrs aspoarages 6 deoka. efsaraaone CaflWO41I.

CARPENTRYcarpenter

Decks Free

FULL LINEHOME IMPROVEMENTS

NO JOB TOO SMALLFREE EST CALL 736-9607

Add-ons. Admona Paneeng.Pannna. Oecks. Peeoe Let'sUK Can Joe LMolt (16 yrsexper 1717-2236KRUSIS CONSTRUCTION CO

Completenew 4Dems endKRUSIS CONSTRUCTION CO.

Complete BuUng ( r enew 1 old Addfcne.

741-1

(.DERI — RsiooajieUS per sq AMreeone

ROTOnuJMO453 COUNTERTOPS

JIM S CARTET MSTALLATION

repars Free Eat (10-1960

ATTENTION CONTRACTORS —

HOME CLEANUSO SERViCf

•MS 741-1144 Your k » •

doae,. doors, H »

OUAUTYDECKland bum to your epso-for free eetarness cal

4 LINES - 30 DAYS ONLY

TfceRt1ATUMAY. APRIL 5,1968

71 Msrchandlselor Sal*

OFFICE CLOSING - Mini M l

10*470-9400e.30em-4prn

ORIENTAL RUG — Ivory OddGreen 12 by 20 Current value

S Will sen lor 14000 or BO

PINO PONG291 0571

— 4 by 20 above groundfiner i t n unac

8porn Sana finer i t n unaJaOO Can 747-8372 alur 5pmPOOL — 21H w/salety lence•Hey. pump, ladder » ill ac-cessories. Ewcaiani conditionYjfxj remove M M 568-7134M D U DETECTOR — Brandnew. aim m box Bal Radar De-

olterJeoor l i u i#71-0232, la«yaMCCUNER - For tala. m good

•TEFRIQERATOfl FREEZERS —(2) Avacado and gold $175 Two(Batching twin Barn compMaVSO TWin bad compWa 179Double bad «im boxspring amanreea $50 Bar and 2 stools* n Aa kke new 264-6456REFRIGERATOR — Side by axleQC 20 cu ft 6325 GE 21 cu ftS66S. 14 cu It GE 4175 Caa

REFRIGERATOR _ 2 ton* com-pact Hardly utad Onganai $250Pnoed !o sen al 1150 Ca> Tan al741-6117

€ G E R A 6 R ^ WnVlpooTQood condition Must Mil $175IcaMakar Csll 495-5464

72 Oaraee/YardSales

KEAHSBURQ — Sat 4/5Barry a r m Furnaura. tables, a MOf avaryttainQ 97 UflptoivOOdA n OflLaurelAve t-btocktromNursing Home

KEVPORT — Fum.. __household items, clothing. Nic-Naca. etc. everything must go4/5. 4/8.Keyport

10-4 31 Broadway

KEVPORT — 181 BroadwayS-4PM. Fn 4 Sat. 4/4 a 4/5

LAWRENCE HARBOUR — 326Dr. Apm 6-12

I-6PM Entire contentsLINCROFT —nama. Sal 4/5 9am-4pm .Manor Pky Oil Newman Springs

LITTLE SILVER — 629 ProapactAve Apm 3. 4. 5. Claaning outGlassware, china, brie - a -braeciotfieny* and nHJCfimor« R M l o n a U * 9 3pm

LITTLE SILVER — Set 4/58am-3pm Bebyitems, sinks, rail-ings, btkes. toys, furniture, etc 21Rrveraedge Dr OB Savereide.MATAWAN —. . .clothing etc. 2Matawan

AEFRIOERATOR — 23cu ftS*da by Sid*, w/ica-makar,bfown GE Waahar and OatDryer olttce dash 671-5630aftaf 8pm and w a t t a n d i

RELOCATION SALE —Staraocatuna* $65. 3 matching dark«vopd U M i 130 aa 2 mapta«ndUMai $30 aa , 2 chan. 1swtv*. $35 aa . 2 ptcturat noframe* S 5 M 222-6044fUOING MOWER — John Daarai * H P Futty automatic w/ at-lacrwd vacuum • $3000747-9665•SAFE — Fioof Oardall Top of thaAna. Purchatad ai $460 Brandnaw 3.6 cu ft. Prtcad to tat) attytO Can Tart at 741-6117

I . . SALVAGE SALEVictorian House

Oak and pme doors, moldings.a d p a oors, nokJgi.ta. pattarn windows 3 larga oil

bOrrxfi Call 966-6056 tor appt

4ALE — Apt wzad WashingMachine $20 DouMa bad framaand m.nraiMt rtotdaf $75 Etac-M T $35. Clll

MACHINE — Stngar.H Call (| you ara

attad 566 7442ARP ELECTRONIC — Cashlister ModelR-2380 Like new Expan

4abie to 4 departments Msny•feature. Best offer 870-3088

i — And trees Azaleas.Birch. Dogwood.

Pines. CrabippiesCedar Hill Farm and NurseryRed Hill Rd Middletown671-2196SPORTSCRAFT — 23'. Glass.165 Merc cruisser New canvas'double trailer FuUy equipad andreedy 10 go Ex condition 65400or best ofler 736-4123.SPRING CLEARANCE — OfWasnars. Dryan. and Rafrtgar•aio#s $100 and up. Racondi-honad and guaranteed Don twaih run for tha bast buys intown' 530-2097

STOVE TOP — 4 burner, andwall oven, electric, aqua $40.Call 642-4975SWIMMING POOL — 18 roundml Mtar. ladder and cover787'87-4470

MlDDLETOWN — Don t go toEngksntown Auction, coma toMtddieiown btock sale 5 famnwsSomething for everyone Tootslawn mower, sporting goods,bicycles, and moped Furnitureand household items, toys andgames, electronic equipment.stereo and radios, and manymore items April 12 & 13.SAM-3PM 25 Lincoln St. off ofHwy 35 South. 1 btock behindFiirvtew FtrehouseMIDOLETOWNMOVING SALERun Sat a Sun, 8 30-4

— FOXH.LL39 Fox Wood

IDDLETOWN — Sat 4/5,9AM-3PM Toys. c mines

& ands 20

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 3bdrm apt w/oceen view m the hits

$700/mo Available "immeda i - 4 7 2 6

COLTS NECK — 2 bdrm. apt.freshly decorated Convenientlocation $700 + uttts Ca«542-0411 after 6pm

OCEANPORTDuple* 2nd floor $400 ,

M R 3 fteeMv. Bfcr 3W-1234

COLTS NECK — 2 bdrm. apt.iresnty decorated Convenientlocation $750 + utlts Ca«642-0411 after 6pmCONDO — Highlands Water-vtew 1 BR.waatowaHca/pa«rv$600 PASSARO REALTORS

RED BANK — Luxury 2 bdrm

EATONTOWN4 rmi. kid. carpet $400 s

M R S Realty. Bfcr 3M-1234

SEA BRIGHT — Newly decor-ated 3 story townhouae Oceanview, beach on street, bedroom,

end perking

FREEHOLD1 bdrm. uW. pe*d$400

Others in same area call'Just Rentals. Bkr 389-1&

2vi bath Gar.$690/mo 53

HIGHLANDS1 bdrm with balcony $300 s

5rmi,ktdsoh $400Jun Rentals. Bkr 309-155HUGE SELECTION — 4 bdrmapt/duplex, act Some kids, petsOK Util 609-924-7618 (DATA)KEANSBURG — Attractive 3 ' irooms, heat supplied, adurts pret$400 Can 747-3800

~KEANSBURQ DUPLEX1 bdrms from $300 s4 rmi kids/pets $4003 bdrm kids heat $500

Just Rentals, Bkr 389-1555

KEANSBURG1 bdrm bills paid $135

2 bdrm, kids hurry $400 sI R S Realty. Bkr 369-1234

MlDDLETOWN — Moving Mustsen. Many treasures Antiques,furniture and domes 791 Mid-dletown/Llncrofi Rd MiddtetownSat 5th 9am -3pm

KEANS8URG — Clean 3' i rm in3 fam . enclosed porch, heat in-cluded $400 Fee after rental,Waehert Rentals. Bkr 290-9555KEYPORT — 5 large room apt

vaiiable May 1 2BH. LR. OR,•tcnan. $425 + gas and electricVimos security CaH 264-4568

EXPORT — Mam St 1-bdrmpt Modern 566-3276 cu

646-7636

MIDOLETOWN — 4/5, 9-3 118Lakeshore Or (corner orNavesink River Rd} Somethingfor everyone.

KEYPORT — Mam St 3-bdrmpt Modern 3-rms apt.

566-3278 or 646-7636

MIDOLETOWN — Fn & Sat 4/4.4/5. Clothes, furniture, toys,books, btcyctas. housewares.and mtsc 7 Stevsnvtile BlvdMiddle town

LANDLORDS — No cost to youWa screen and quality tennantsNo charge No obligation CallWeichert Rentals Inc 290-9555Licensed Real Estate Broker

MIDOLETOWN Sat A Sun6-5. 4/5 4 4/8. 109 Brian Wa!

GUtrtdgeMIDOLETOWN — Moving, yearsof accumulated items, toys.household goods, books, re-cords 182 liar Dr Sat 9:3-3 noearly bwda'MON MOUTH BEACH — 22Robbm St. Clothes, toys, bnc-a-brae, some furniture, and moreFn A Sat. 4/4 & 4/5. 10-2PM.RED BANK — Antiques, old bot-ties<$i/piece). 4 bikes, house-hold items, etc 41 Marion St Fn4/4 A Sal 4/5 9- 3PMRUMSON — inside of house and

rirage sale Starting st noon, SatSun. 4/5 A 4/6 Early bird shop-

pers call 530-7661 25 Second

SHREWSBURY — Moving IFn-Sat 9-6. Butcher block tablea chairs, Lamps, clothes, linens,books, artit dogwood tree, etc87 Shadowbrook Rd OH Rt 35 2-btooks N of Shrews, school. ArtGHd on corner last house on n

TINTON FALLS — Sun Apr 6,8am-ttl. Household items,funrture. large and small appeances. clothes, odds and andsCash only! 63 Cherry St Rain orshine.

.SWIM POOLS — Warehouse/oread to dispose of naw on-0iound 31 long pools completejMith huge sundecks. fencing, hi-jate filter*, pump, ladders, war-ranty etc Asking $968 COM-PLETE Financing avail CaH StanI d tree 1-600-6 -1326TIRES — For sale. 2 A76-13SPloy 110 each. 3 P235 s75R-15 a steel belted 835 eech. 2G76-I4 a steel belted 620 eech.•l LT 215-65 R16 steal ballad120 Call 739-1664TRAILORS — Utility 4 by 8.

2,000 lbs $475 or best.Utility

JOWMba grossOff* . 264-

ofM U yiJOWMba grossff 264-5367

VVnaarnoria lOtip.6 k

anew 6180024 Rotary4-0433

a a o i a O p .iron ang . 36W Hack.

•TRACTOR — John Deere 316garden tractor Hydroetattc drive.rebuilt 18HP toMer enginewyonly 120 hours 46ln cuttingdeck. 46 in snow blower, wheel

is and chains Aeklngor b/o 642-5034

TV - Quaaar 25m cabW raaoyS350 Air Condntonar t7.00eTUCllmalroi Brand naw In originalcanon S375 CaH741-M39VCR — Starao H I - F I with MTSatarao oacooar. WOO or b/oTJaa» TV1000 pockat color t.vS200 or b/o Hayaa amartmukan»;o Can 2*1 - M » 1 aak lor David

WEST LONG BRANCH — Fi _Sat. 4/4 ft 4/5 9am-4pm Manybargains No Early Callers Cor-nar of Cadar and Larcnwood AvaRain data 4/11 A 4/12YARD SALE — Sal. 4/5 9am. 44Capri Apta Eaat Ava. AtlanticHighland! 291-0006 CaatioCouch, and mlsc itams

77 Pets andLivestock

Advanoad AndBaglnnara

D O G TRAININGeaytnora Dog Club, 741-»04«

AKC — Registered OrangeFemale Palmorantum. 21 months

AKC OACMSUNS — Ragiataf ad.miniatura puppMa. 9 M M I O U . 3irotoa »250 767-2997DEAR DOO LOVERS —iweal guy who hasn't had muchlova. My ownars abandonad maand I waa hit by a car. I wasraacuad by a parson who tovadma. but couldn i kaap ma. I'mcut*, affectionate, house andleash trained Your only invesl-ment la love and I will repay youwith loyalty, friendship, and totimes your love Please —ma. Love. Bruce. Call S42

DOO — Cage. Urge, lor sheperdor doberman $65. Cal(71-3076

T N Q — Machme 4 hoibeverages I59>. Like new. Andloudspeaker Can 544-0200WASHER AND DRYER — GEtarge size 2 years old Both forS3S0 Cell alter 3PM 872-0429yjASHER — Dryer portable Ken-mora Almost new $250 QlbsonF s t Free Refrigerato A los t

ost ew $250o ee Refrigerator

naw 1150 Call sla-0762Frost Free

1 5 0 CAlmost

> A S H E R — Kenmore andmatching dryer. Large capacity Innice cond IMS Call 291-1727WASHER/GAS

I486DE

Call between30PM 530-6716WHITE CORDUROY MINK —fltousen lackat. unusual, snappy.VDulhful. worn 3 times Must be.seen 12000 value for (1600 Can2S1-26*0WINDOWS—7 JalousyapproH. 3+1/2' by 6+1/4' withscreens. S50 Call 946-6690.

YAMAHA — 1974 250. StreetBike.•arts

cond. some new.bast offer Also

stereo reoever •m/fm. speaher sand turntabie Sony, bast offerCA.ll aftsr 6pm 922-6331

•72 Oarage/YardSales

i APT SALE — Everything mustk Qd at reasonable prices For

fftfts into CaH 583-7537ATLANTICpouch.

HIGHLANDS•oveseat chair

gfusswara, tables. lampsSlothes, brick-a-brac, items (onumerous to mention Something(or everyone. Sat 10-4. Sun

. tOW 44 Prospect Ave Attanttc

FREE — To good home sm. nlaired mix. appro* i yr o*d njood health, hous'1with enwdrsn. CaH

housebrotten, goodCaH 767-11245.

FREE TO GOOD HOME — BlackLab Rstr.ver 4 yrs Old. Has rabts

is. Female A spaded CChildren. 495-3366

LAB SHEP MIX — 4 mo. malepy, free neut free 10 gooctor outdoor home. Ca

672-1174 after 8pmMINI SCHNAUZER — AKC pupsdocked, cropped if dettreccham aired, ready Mother DayPam 767-4661.

LINCROFT — Shady OaksCondo. 2 bdrm. 1 bath (675

ERA LINCROFT REALTORS47-3939 eves 661-9117

LOCUST — Small garage apt 1bdrm. (425 mo + sfectric we paythe heat Call 291-0049LONG BRANCH — 5 rm duptai

baths, kids, pats o k , optionO buy Fee after rental. WetchertRentals. Bkr 290-9555

ONQ BRANCH — 2 bdrm in 2amity home Working couple

prat $600 includes739-0461

ARDEN APleautilul liIt fromJ-5. Mon-

•LUXURY GARDEN APTS —bedroom Beautiful landscapingPool. 1 mi from GSP C 1

264-1646. 9-5. Mon-Fn.

LUXURY GARDEN APTS —bedroom Beautiful landscapingPool 1 mi from GSP Cal264-1646. 9-5. Mon-Fri.

MATAWAN4rms.Mdsok $400 sOthers also avail call1

Just Rentals. Bkr 369-1555MATAWAN — 1 bdrm gardenapt avail tor April and May I 'nciuded Call $66-0025MIDOLETOWN

KNOLLWOODGARDENS

luxurious 1 and 2 BR apta Gagas cooking, central air

Pool Tanms available Ca671-0021 weekdays fpm-5pmSat 11am-3pm NO PETSMIDOLETOWN — Shady OskRanch 2 BR, 2 bath, garage747-6914MODERN APT — Near iransportatlon Best time lo caH bafornoon 495-0418

OCEAN GROVE1 bdrm all bills pud $400

M R s Reelty. Bkr 389-1234

iMHouMtter rantHIGHLANDS — Adorable col-lege, totally rarwwased. oceanv3w MOO Fee ahsr rental.Weichert Rentals. Ski 2 * 0 - 9 6 0

RED BANK3 bdrm kids, only (500 S

R S Beany. BUr 3M-12S4

avege i1-9234

TINTON FALLS3 bdrm. kids, pea MOO's

M R 8 Really. Bkr 3M-1284TINTON FALLS — 2 bdrm. 2bath, attached oarage 8775/mo.pkia security Csi 5*5-0936

OMS RIVER adult community,o rent or buy. MINT. 7 rooms.

good location. (595170-46*'

VICTORIAN — In the funs of Al-antic Highlands 5BR. 2 bath,wrap around porch, private porchon the master BR. fuH basement,end a second kitchen upstairs forgrandma 11200 per mo. Availmmed Can 291-5642.

103 Rentals toShare

APT TO SHARE — On tha waterS275 per mo 53 Rector Placeled Bank. Can be seen after

5pm.ELBERON/LB — 3 BR. 2 Bath,full basement, looking for 1famala to share with separatemsle e fern S32S plus one thirdulil 634-10*3.MATAWAN/ABERDEEN — Easyto NVC 4 shore Non-smokingxofessional seeking samefemale or straight male) to sharearge. luxury new 38R. 3 bathtownhouae with private walk incloset and all immenities1550/mo. includes utilities566-6050

131 Houtwter SaltHOMES - I r o m

| A l e oroamwm-QH-»454 for mtormeoon

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HOLMDELEDWARD W COLLINS

AOENCY REALTORS 946-4144

And _cozy 7

ITS A BOYIhe is waving goodbye k, 7roomweltreeiedhoi

move to larger quarters with hielenwy Come aaa hie beautrtulcountry kitchen end large fencedyard Greet AHerrOC haghlendeGrMy rtetgMxvhood 8725.900TWO RIVERS REALTY530-6550

ARMSTRONGLITTLE SILVER

Center Haa Colon*' 4-bdrm.2Vtt>etns Oulet location on a cir-cle. ThM One owner home haslust bean upacaled and decor-ated to deeght a naw lemay Lotaol room here lor an your activitiesplus a floor plan designed to In-sure privacy for an. Gas heat.Central Air. baaemem. 2-cergarage, awe. end many de-skeeble amenwaee Included. Wetton »325.000

RUMSON5-bdrm Center Hal Cotoniel)Banquet sued formal dtntng withedKwwng porch perfect for sum-mer parties 2Vrf>ams. 2-car oar-age, over an acre of woodedproperty near river and countrydub tn • most desireebtaneighborhood $345,000

RUMSONBeautiful location-beautiful kingsue 3-bdrm. 2Vi bath ranch wttn2 great rooms 2 plus car garageand over an acre ol woodsyproperty. Near river and countryctub. l & 9 . r - -

ARMSTRONGAGENCY. REALTOR

555 Prospect Ave. Little Saver

741-4500

RED BANK — Newly renovated 3b ouse W pplus 1/3 utM Can 530-4475 after6 P MRESPONSIBLE FEMALE —Wanted to share home mRumson 1 Mock from oceanLarge sunny room with kitchenprivileges Avail immedisfley$350 mo + 1 mo sec Call eves530-4124

iddietown 60sbdrms. dmmg room, eet m

Itchen. den. 100 ft. tot. MetmadReally. 736-4800.

105 SummerRentals

Looking tor a summer rental?Have one to rent? We can helpCall Wetchert Rentals, Broker290-9555MONMOUTH BEACH — ByOcean 2 BR, IV* baths, luxurycondo, furnished, pool. 3 mosminimum Call 265-3842

MIDDLETOWNontemporary high In the Inks w/

water view Custom buntacloua entry hall leads toinken living room with fireplace

Dining room end large Eat inKenan Solarium 3-4bdrms

20x20 tsmily room Centre! AirQuality throughout. One of e

nai Offered et 8349 000ENTURY 21 CO2ENS. Realtors

ependemty Owned/Operated813 River Rd , Fair Haven

741-7668

RUMSON — Watar front. 3 bdrm,ivk bath, walk to stores, trans-portation, church and beachesAvail Immed -Aug 15. $1500mo. + utU- + sac. CaH after3 30pm 741-7610

IDOLETOWN — Almost newtench. 3-4bdrms. garage, and

more. 6149.90067-6600

106 FurnishedRooms

ABERDEEN TO RED BANKRooms A SludK>s from S40 a wkHOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234

MONMOUTH COUNTY - CaH orrte tor our complimentary

•rochure of axclusive listingsOUR SEASONS. Realtors

12 Kings Hwy, Mlddtetown671-5200

97 E River RdRumson 630-9600

59 E Main StHotmdSi 946-3700

KEANSBURO — Room for rentPlease call 767-6869 o<787-2547 or 767-7247MIDOLETOWN — Clean, quiet,minutes to (ram Working gentle-men preferred 291-1768

108 CommercialRentals

RED BANK — Professional of(>..« suites available In variousZimmerer buildings all locationson Broad St and ara carpeted.air conditioned and have avail-able parkin; Rates range from$10-$14 per sq It plus utilitiesCall Manager Walter Zimmerer652-9595

RED BANK — Attractive1500-4000 sq ft m prime BrSt medical/prolesstonal com-ptex. EKCI parfclng. 747-3800.SHREWSBURY — NewmanSprings Road Easy locationNew office space. AH utilities in-

OCEANPORT — By owner.ntque, California contemporary.

Mad with sunshine, on OHCkJSIveGooseneck Point Rd. 1st floorsrga L shsped llv. rm/dln rm withrsmaK Walk m brick fireplacend wan to wall carpeting. Rose-

wood panels, fam. rm. with ca-thedral soUd beamed caning andslate floor; kitchen and eat-m-solarigm with Quarry Wed floor.3rd bdrm or den and fuH bath 2ndfloor, up carpeted CanWevered

tatr s has 2 bdrms and lull bathor privacy Deck across entire

back oners fabulous setting forsummer rkntng/emerteming 2car attached garage ancT at-tached enrage ehetf Situated on

acre well treed lot with circulardrive Low interest rales makehis rare find an opportunity of afa nme at »?70 660 Principals

only CaH 221-4530 8am 4pm or222-0*24 after 7pm and week-

RED BANK — Living room, din-ing room, eat m kitchen, 2 bdrmson second HOOT great l o e r —$650 +ti»ls Call 64RED BANK — Duplex. 3 bdrms.washer, dryer, dishwasherNewly renovated Victorian $800phis uiii Leava massage530-1094

RED BANK4rma.ut.ls paid $400 s

5 rm*. fully carpeted $500Juat Rentals. Bkr 380-151

, RED BANKStudios and 1 bdrm from $300 8

2 bdrm starting at $400'BM R S . Realty, Bkr 389-1234RED BANK — 2 bdrm gardenapt convenient location, offstreet parking $700 mo heat ineluded M~842-9497RED BANK — Spacious. 3BR,sat in kitchen. $700 per month212-559-6655 or 201 530 9193

STORES — Or office space lorrent. Located on Hwy M Hailelarea Can 4 M - 9 3 7 !

110 WarrtadtoRantAPARTMENT — Floor rhrougn inVictorian house wanted by aduftsingle. Red Bank. Yearly e r "References Can S71-4M3EFFIENCY — Apt. roc angleadult male, with no pets or kidsCall Bob 571-9064

RED BANK AREA1400 OR LESSPLEASE CALL

747 7*07

WANTED TO RENT — 2 or 3bedroom house in Little Saver torant by June 30 Can 758-0812

RED BANK — 1 bdrm Dish-washer laundry tec off street

— $500. heat incl Call 9-5parking J500 hM-F. 930-7300

PUPPIES — 6 weeks old SevanCall 642-2745

80 Bicycle*Mini Bikes

NEQRINI — Moped, like brandnew. motorcycle style. $350 Call

S2 Swimming Pool*AAA SWIMINO POOL 018TRIBUTER — Must sell their en-tire inventory of new 1965 leftover 31 ft. family sue pools witrdeck, fence, filter end warrantyFun price now only M H Com-

w e C financ C l l Tp

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1-«0O-«4»-0157

M H CoCall Tony

MarohandlaaWanted

1-A USED FURNITURE — An

salt A pepper coeaeuons. con-tents of homes, antes, base-ments, ate. WIN haul 1 item or all.Cell 2«4-8456

ALL LIONEL TRAINSOr Flyer Top cssn appreieal

Price no ob»ect. MS 2993

Mejhlende.^ATLANTICIC HIGHLANDS — Sat.

4 Books, games.y a bike, wtn-

A

_ C G4/5. 9em-4pmkrlchernvere. b•ows. eel. 33 Prospect Ave.

'.(Take E Mount from 1st Ave.Yum right at top of hw.)HAIR HAVEN - flood clothes.

. ' alum storm doors and windows,pine kHch. cabmen and more.l a » » S u n 10-4. 11 First SI

.FAIR HAVEN — Toys, clothes.• M r m doors and windows, end.more I I F»at St Fair Haven NJ

1 »Vle«at. 10-4OAflAOt SALE — Moving out.5e» aa 91 Locust PI Rd Oo-

,' jSMe Red Coach Lane Locuet•TBusahnlcl gooda. lurmure.

Me on mower

motor. ckHhee. water

. end much»S7 Port Monmouah

ALL ELECTRIC TRAINSLionel, Flyer. Ives. Markim, act.Also nn toys. Hkjheet I paid. Noone BEATS my price. 264-5075BEFORE YOU HAVE YOURSALE — Can Second Hand L».214-0777. After S. 264-6615.Highest pricea paw lor aa Berne,antouaa. etc. For bergama. atopat 2i Broed 8 1 . Keyport

PIANOS WANTEDAny conditionCall 493-4011

101 ApartmonUABERDEEN

2 bdrm. Uda, pale 1600aM R 8 Reeity. Bit 3D8-I2J4APARTMENT SEEKERS? Many1 r o o T s aM areaa hide peti

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Love-ly 1 and 2-bdrm Garden AptaStarrs 8660/rnonm H/HW in-cluded Cat 261-0006ATLANTIC HK3HLANDS —• n u i l l second floor 3-BR AptLR, On. Eat-In KrMhen. Spsc-teculer view ol Sandy Hook andeNTSkyHne

rt-ln Kitchen (

one year kteee No Dogs'- May 1. Days: Call

aeklorTom Eves "S.:J3S"cKiwe"3

r 6pm. 741-1153

RED BANK — Spacious S rm InVictorian 4 lam., carpeting, park-ng $450. Fee attar rental.Weichen Rentals. Bkr 290-9555RED BANK — River view. 2bdrm. heat & hot water supplied.(900 mo Call 229-9307 10-4 or437-0326 attar 7pmSPACIOUS — 5 rooms, 2 family.$850 Very nice location. Neartransportation 767-5203.

TWINBROOKVILLAGE

GARDEN APTS.4 2 bedrooms from 6490.

Modern, spscious spts. Heel, hot4 cold water Cooking gas In-cluded. On-premises tenniscourts, pool, recreation areaNeer Estontown shopping Excschools Ocean Twp.

Highway 35. Oekhurst

AIR HAVEN — River OaksRanch on friendly street, targetlot. 3 bdrm, 2 bath. NEW-KITCHEN-SCREENEO PORCHQAS FURNICE A HOT WATERHEATER, rec room m waterproof basement Fully insulatedWeft to wail carpeting throughout. 2 car attached garage. Com-pleted foundation Tor addtttonaroom. S270.000. Call after 6pm orweekends 756-0468 Principalsonly.

531-4X""3 oit542-0612

102 Houses forRantABERDEEN

2 bdrm kids. pen. only S600 sM R S . Reelty. Bkr 368-1234ATLANTIC HIGHLANDSWalerview Victorian 3BR, 2 bant.1600 PASSARO REALTORS2*1-9224

CLIFFWOOD BEACH3 bdrm. Kids, pets HOO's

M.H 8. nsaHy, BUr 36»-H3FAIR HAVEN - Coiy J-odrmColonial. Living room, dlnincroom, bath Perfect for couple•Mi 1 child Avail. April 2nd. RentWOO/month Day 571-9494Evee MO-S2O9 Ask tor Joan.FAIR HAVEN — Small nouee 3bdrm, perking, kids, pets o k Feeifssr renui. Weichen RentalsBkr 290-9555HAZLET — 3/4 bdrm, 2 bathfamily room 11000.

ERA LINCROFT REALTORS747-3*38 evee747-5667

HIGHLANDS — Comtemporaryhome, llreplaoe. yard, pets okFee altar rental. Weichert Ren-tala. Bkr 260-6666.HOUSE — Can 264-4660.

KEANSBURGCottage 4 rms.klda 1400s3MrmWda.pmo.kH00

Duple., kids cues paid WOO11MRS. Reelty. Bkr 3 M - I !1234KEANSBURO — Avail Apr 16, 4rma, ancloeed porch, newly re-decor coupHs pral. 1st I Usmo. rent. 1 mo sec ref needei1500-j-uiila 767-1547 »pm-«pmMIDOLETOWN — CherrytraevH-

s. 2-bdrmasunken LR w/ llrapuce. DR, EWw/drshwaeher, uiiry rm, I - W . !nail baths. SiOOOper mnth +u«lOpen nouaa 3/H. 9-3 Rt 35 10n _ | _i i . _ n i — h a nv* 1 I l i a iS le i m wl

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Houses forSala

ERA LINCROFT REALTORS3 SWIMMING RIVER RO.

747-3939

FLORIDA — The beat In centralFie. retirement living 2-txbath manufactured homes .122.900 CaH 1-600-526-0050or ion free catalog. 66CAO156!GOVERNMENT HOMES from 8U repaiOAIao deimquent taxjropeny Caa 1 -606-667-6000Ext. GH-8247 tor InformationGOVERNMENT JOSS(16.040 - Ug.230/yr Now rur

g C M 606-667-6000 E:R-9454 for current federal Hat.

LINCROFT — 4 bdrm. 3 bathsplit In move In cond.. very deekaUaaraa. Naw European stylekitchen, ftrepiece. c/a. ceramicWe floor In foyer. Family roomopens to brick patio Beautifultreed lot, very private. By a6215.000. Can 642-1071

TTLE SILVER — Tha specialtytha house E A Armstrong

gency. Realtor. 555 Prospectve. Little SHver. 741-4500.

MONMOUTH BEACH — Con-aorary lownhous.

{129.900 Cal212-4*0-4*94571-J342 eves

741-6721 or

NORTH LONG BRANCH -Marina Bay Club. Presnojouecondo complex - lerge andunit.2/3 Ddrme. 2VsM1ha. 2-car at-taohed garage, private petto.pool. tame, t boat skps1255.000. Evee: 226-1603

A Classified Adworks hard (or

you—but, its easyto arrange.

135 CommercialPi opal ty

RESTAURANT/BAH — Ocean-front. Long Branch, turn-key, li-quor he . seats 150 plus ber. ax-ceeent lease. prtndpleB only.1160.000 606-452-2636 KevinKruaaSHREWSBURY 747-62005.000 sq ft Luaury Modem BMg.Bt Zone Add 2.000 sq ft BUg

137 Lota andAcreage

BUILDABLE LOT — 75 by 100Middletown $50,000 C M767-5466WANTED — Building lot. Real-dental Middletown. Berford.Leonardo. Nevealnk an671-5916

136 Mobile HomesBUILDING LOT — With view ofocean m Atlantic Highlands orHighlands 291-2166HAZLET — MobHo home. Beautl-lul lot, peno and deck. 2BR. w-to-w carpi, sir cond , shed, refrigand stove 495-5633(21.600HIGHLANDS — 1 bedroomPanoramic view of ocean. PleasecaH days 739-1118. Evenings

HIGHLANDS — Lovely SkylinemotM home 10 X 40 Beautilullocation Call 672-9336MOBILE TRAVELER — 1876Sleeps 6. rstrlg baseboard heatfull bath tub. shower and vanity18600 Call 787-1506

140 Real EstateWanted

ALL CASHClose withm 30 days MeknedRealty 736-4900

I * BMlltttta 112buy your house, ee te. tor caeh

CeFSeiI BUY HOUSES — I I pay a Mrprice r lyou! be next* . aMi Xe•rma CM Paul 2«l-4641MIOOLETOWN-HAZLET —Area lot for nI CM 736-0466

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152 Boats and

25 ORAOY WHITE — SeMeh1664. twin 150 Mercury w«n funcenvM 16 . Lea Outriggers. 6 rodheaders, salt water wash down

_ naajd* Horizon Maxi radto._ -Tex Loran 787-C. Six-TaxRecorder with dlgMl HE-32-MKII. • • » • • 836.500201-741 -9367. or 842-1194.

ALBACORE — 3 aata ol easeplus trailer 11600 Cell741-7488A O U A S P O R T - 16ft nbargMesOpen skiff. Good cond. se>-wortfly. 6650 CM 291-6647BOAT — 23' Aluminum withcabm head 1966 Starcraft en-gme 11500 CM 530-6661BOSTON WHALER — 13 I).1960 35HP Johnston TreHer *cover. Boat m great cond. 13500.CM 747-7000 or eves 530-4565BOSTON WHALER —13ft 40HPMercury Electric Start FuUy

62400 iCANOE — Band naw 1711Mohawk Heavy duty nber glasspedela wdudeJ 6660.264-SJ7BOWRIDER — 15Vt It 65hp o/bgerv UH trailer, pwr wmch. cov-ers Exc. cond. Ready to go12500 642-1766CENTER CONSOLE — 17V, It1666. hut. 150 HP Merc . lutyeqmpad. $4500 C M 544-1666CHRIS CRAFT — 20 ftnbarglaas akll. 263 Inboard en-gine, vary good cond . many ex-tras J2200 C « 465-3561CLASSIC — 20ft wooden powerboat Besutlful originamahogany Cabin for 3. iceboxsink, heed wide beam. Largeopen stem for fishing or loung-ing, removable canvas topinew)i f l i -HP EvMrude (SoOhraSmooth tor trotting. Fast tor ski-ing, strong snough for offshoretrips. Great condition Fuayeqmped Distinctive A boat tolast An investment m recreationand pleasure 65000 C M741-6328 aft or eves ( ask forBOD)

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knot VHF.

cond Exc fa«nay t o jlest 621,000 229-7780BAYUNER—ITU Capri ski boat1663 140KP Msicmlllll I/OReedy uleunch 64900 CM efter5 pm 741-6060

16600. CM 767-1606

DAY SAILER - 17 ft sM boatand trailer, some extras Used.out plenty ol good '

'. Bought largerI CM 530-6162

aaewglenlboat H60c

SCOTTV — 16 (I 1673. IvJysleeps «. $1500 or beetIjjgTevSTaftsrSpm

WINNIE - Motor home 7 * Low

_ JINE — And OWdrrve. 166Marc, can be seen as AnglersMarina Sea Bright 6500 CM530-9164

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250 Auto Insurance

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642-1479 or 756-8212s 614 000 CM

MANATEE — 2111 1679 Mar 6cyl. eng Sorekne trailer, tun can-vas, rienlng gear. skla. anchorMe vests. Exc cond 264-606666600 neg

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SEA RAY — Weekender 241176 235 HP I/O. plush interior,

galley, tine condition, loaded.110.500 747-3600

22 WHITE CEDAR QARVEY6' beam. No motor.

11000 drrnCM 291-0245

153 CampingEquipment

COLEMAN 1964 — Popupcamper. Newport model 3double beds, stove, smk.fumece.2 propene bottles, bat-tery Only used 4 times, origowner like new Paid 15500 andaklng 62960. 671-0467

TENT — Like new. used oneseason 4 man Sears tent 1011by 8B 845 CM 466-3717

154 RecreationalVehicles

CAPE — 16ft.sans, axceeamextra's Mint condition741-6029 alter 5 30pm

I. Dory Typhoon :em motor, ma

154 RacraalMvthlclw

1977 MOtOf0

270 Auto Services/Parta

CAMARO BODY PARTSFor 67 t 66 cemaroa 2 rearquarter panels, right end M l .Primed, lectory new Worth 6543a eat First 1300 lakes It C Mnow 498-3750

280 Motorcycles

HONDAAll ATC'S on sale

NEW JERSEY S #1 VOLUMEHONDA DEALER

Rl 9. FreeholdCan 936-6556

HONDA — CB 500T Good loraerta only 876 CM 671-9367HONDA — 540 lour Excellentcondition MOT 290-0177HONDA NKJHTHAWK 660 —1964 Under 1,000ml.. Showroomcondition. Musi aM. C M767-7053.HONDA — 1960 CB900 C Mustsail Beet offer 787-4313 after6PMHONDA 750NIOHTHAWK. —1963 6rnoe ok) 4.500 mi. aaUng12300 Many extras CM495-5464 alter 6:30pnvHONDA — 64 VT 700 ShadowBlack Oerilaraga kept. Mint con-

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341-8080

ALL US' — We can manufac-ture all types of pocketbooks,clutch 6 irsvei bags, cosmeticcases, stc Call 530-5741.

CUSTOM DECKINGWe ere not ma lowest, but we areme best. CM 563-4876

380 AccountingPUBLIC ACCOUNTANT

Gary Maybury Accounting.bookkeeping 6 lex service.

CM 366-3914

530 ElectricalServices

435 Auto Claaningft Waxing

BEST ELECTRICNo 6273 Fast dependable

service Reasonable isles FreeCan 671-0121

540 Entertainment

AT HOME professional car clean-ing 6 simonlzing. avoid carwaahes 6 long lines I come toyour home 244-7111

443 BathroomRemodeling

BATH-KITCHEN-CERAMICSNew. repairs, and regrouts Freeestimates Can Jim I —Please leave message.

444 BathroomRemodeling ftCeramic Tile

'ENNSYLVANIA — 13+ seres 3BR. 2 bath. DR. kitchen. LR. pan-try, lull cellar. 2 garages, outbuiktlnga 665.O00 Call671-7574 Income prop

BATH-KITCHEN-CERAMfC'SNew. repairs, and regrouts Freeestimate? CaH Jan 986-0666.

RUMSON — By owner 4 bdrm.w bath, fuel remodeled, largeooms. Principals only. 1175.000.

CM alter 6pm 741 -7315TINTON FALLS — 2/3 BR ranch.Ig corner lot, 5 mm from QSP.|aa heal, and solar hot water.van to wail carpeting, all ap-PMancee. fenced rear yard.164.500. 642-9341 after 5 30

132 CondoaftTownhouse*

Monmouth Beach

WINDOWS OFTHE WORLD

A seemingly 360 degreepanerarmc view of the AtlanticOcean. NY skyline. ShrewsburyRiver and quaint seeshora communitkn. Decorated with sophlslicated flair 2 bedrooms. 2 beths.and separata malda or guestapartment with 1 bedroom. 1bath, and private entrance Pooltennis, club ladmea offered etthe Channel Club In MonmouthBeach. 6560,000

ALL TILE AREASExpert protessionel repairs

6 bain remodeling since 1665Bob Aklue. 2*0-0397

NEW CERAMIC TILE * REPAIRSReoroutlng. replacing fixturesReasonable prices FREE esti-mates 530-7214

SEAN S CERAMIC TILEBaths. Foyers. Entrewaya, PatchJobs. Regrouimg Call Sean-freeeatimste 284-1376

447 CarpentryADDITIONS — Alterations, newhomes, decks, kitchens An workguaranteed 261-6664.

CARPENTER12 yrs exp.. additions, dormersgarages 6 decks, alterations. Call

CARPENTRY — Retcarpenter Small, medium sizeIpba. Decks Free sstimates Csl741-5797 or 774-0800

FULL LINEHOME IMPROVEMENTS

HO JOB TOO SMALLFREE EST CALL 736-6607

JO-JO WOODWORK SAdd-on's. Additions, PanelingPeintlng, Decks. Patios Let'stalk. Csii joe Untott (18 yrsexpsr )787-2239

HERE'S ONE STORY

you won't want to mias. NewestShadow Lake listing Vary specialVWa300. Only 1 olila kind avail-able SpaciouB rooms, private

location. 2 bajdroovna, 2

KRU8IS CONSTRUCTION CO.Complete Building 1 renovauonanew 6 old. Additions, kitchensbaths and decks 741-1080.

Country club etmospher i•f»Q townta, pod, v hoia ooncourse 8164.000.

Marlboro

TOWNHOUSE LIVING

Brick front and privacy ol thewoods al MMponde This 3bedroom. 2V, bath unit boaatamany extras Including fireplace,ceramic Wa kitchen and foyer,upgraded carpeting. Seel pice onBraeboro modal. J142.906

TWO RIVERSREALTY

Rumson. Rearkxs 530-6660

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Neighbor To Neighbor542-1700

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If your Item U not sold within 10 days, callus to renew your ad.

KRUSIS CONSTRUCTION CO.• renovations

new 4 old. _baths and decks 741-1060.

BUILDERS — Reroolingspeclel 666 par eg. AJtarattoneFree eata. Local Rat's. Promptservice 787-0671 anytime

483 COUNTERTOPSDIFE COUNTERTOPS

Complete line of quality madeformica 6 corian countenopsCall lor free

11-756-6177

465 Carpi InsiallaltonJIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION— Sales, claaning. re-lays, restrslchee 6 repeira 264-6177

460 Ceramic TileUVINQ SPACE ASSOC —Ceramic Tile Inatekenon. floors

466 Cleanup

RUITTS LANDSCAPING —Design 6 Ground Mam RR-UaLawn care Oerden RotoNtmg

ee Eat 642-2957 Full Insured

ELEGANT BELLV DANCING bylash French Malda Bun-

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tarvlca Call Sandy of OMO

Paanut Bunar ThaatafMaha your naxt party a ipactacu-lar avant Prow ami for aH aoaB ftoccaatoni 229-8740.

BROSKO LANDSCAPINGprmg Ctaan-Upi-Waahrylalnwnanca. Pruntng Planting

Pro. RauonaMa. 5«3 0671

565 Fireplaces ftWood«love»

c&h landscp & lawn carsuri service, no Job to amas.

Comm and rea 20% off springFree eat Cal

FIHEPLACES-WOOO STOVESCMmnayt, brtck haartha A waJrt.

oncx iio>sf D*0C" concaiaRepairs J Buck. 291 -0037

AROTENUTOB LAWN SER-VICE — CompMe lawn careServmg Monmoujfc County for 10years Inaured, 370-2065

570 FirewoodR k * Mornanve 0/C since 1666

Addreons-Dormers-storm re

HANDLER LAWN MAINT —prlng cleen ups. comp lawn

main! 4 tree work Serv. R-FH.B 6 MkM area Free eat.

M4-0890Irig-lkig.]

569 QuttarClaaning

GATELV S LAWN SERV INCComplete Lawn Cere Oceanport. Little Silver Rumson sree

an eves 226-3236

CLEAN GUTTERS NO MORE —W/ 018 gaga aluminum tin gutterguard (No screens) Affordablefree estimates Jell. 496-9630

HOWARD SERVICESComplete lawn cere. Comm andes Specujming m bm lobs FuUy

Insured. Free eel 842-5034

595 HomeImprovemanta

Affordable Home Repeira andRemodeling. Licensed t ine. Freeeat Duncan Con,, Co l n c

563-8464

OUST BUSTERS - Commercial,eaidential Floor waxing, carpetewmpoo^gg,.. o^mg.

Vinyl siding, roofing, additions,emodeting. 7 day service

Maimed Construction 739-4900JOHN ROESINO

c ol 0 SpecialistsInterior-Exterior Home Repair

No Job To Small496-2006

OLDE TYME CRAFTSMENRenovations A ReetoraUone

Ceramic Wa. PlumbingCarpentry Can 736-3624

Rich Montanye O/C smce 1965Addrttons-Dormers-storm re-pairs-csrpentry-mesonry rool-ng-aldlng. 222-2266.TILE. .

•SedrFree736-1626

600 House*Office Cleaning

HOUSE Claaning. Renal*Honest, and Reasonable WNdeante ma (Ob Caa 466-9376 or

PROFESSIONAL MAIDS -Complete ortica and houaaclaan-Ing service. Reasonable ratesCan 531-7406.

606 Income TaxBUSINESS. PERSONALSTATE — ReturnsOver 30 yrs m MkM S i . . .appt 671-1266. Margery TrovaloAa low aa 626. Federal t NJ1040. Wa also provide book-keeping services tor smell bual-

- e e e . Caa 666-4026.INCOME TAX PREPARATION -And Accounting Services Federsi-New Jersey-New York Re-lume 24 Hour Service Guaran-teed, 7 days a week Robert EFreedmen, Certified FmanoiaPlanner 747-6176.

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We dean ll anFks. water damage, attic. ceHer.and yards, snd Ught hauling Freeeat. Oebrrs Away. Art. John, orBob 630-3566 566-3666

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insured. Can 571-1674,

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Evelyn Qrtfmtie, 630-6346

FutyPUBLIC ACCOUNTANT

and up

TAX RETURNS — Ptoleaalonall.

counung services for emeu bus!

264*7568'

624 Lawn SprinklersMORNING DEW

Inataviation and napaara.

626 Landscapinga Lawn Car*

DEFAZIO LANDSCAPINGCompllll lawn eanrloa. shrubs

planssd. dimutcri, sod, atone drrvee In-

Landscaping ALawn Service

AL NIEHAUSProfessional Lawn Care

646-4364

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4M Maionrv SsrvlcsBRICK WORK

Steps. Pstos. Chimney s etc.;Small Jobs

Call 642 1609MONMOUTH CONCRETE INC .

AH types masonry work ServingMonmouth County ISyrs.FREE ESTIMATE . 222-3544

PATIO-SIDEWALKSTEP-CHIMNEY

BRICK WORKCALL 29]-4677

665 Moving AStorage

TEACHERS MOVING INC —Bidor small Ucaneed 6 insured

t estimates Fair Haven530 1333 NJ License # 5 7

675 Odd JobsA-1 OOO JOB SERVICE

Expert home repairsFutty Insured

Can 530-6515F&S CONTRACTING — Roofing.P-mtmg. aiding, bathrooms,basements No fob to smell. CalMan. 264-6566 Free sstimates.

MAINTANENCE MENNeed to gat me house in shapelor summer? General home rer

pairs 967-6661 or 544-0196WE CLEAN — Gutters, windows.and do gutter and roofing repairsWe slso resurtsce drivewaysSmall painting and carpentrylobe No job too small Free eatl-mates 741-1517

J.B.'S LAWN CARECut. trimmed and edgedALSO ROTOTILLING

7 1 7 9

660 Painting ftPaporhanglng

ALSO ROTO-reeEslimale

L L G741-7952

LANDSCAPING — Spring clean-ups and lawn service Goodwork Reasonable rates Can

41-6341. ask lor Bruce

LLOCCA BROS — Custompainting Service interior-ex-terior. Free estimates Insured47-6536

LANDSCAPE DESIGN — Tress,d l h m

LADSCshrubs, sod. s

le, mulch rototm-R S

, . stone, muc ootng. lawn care. R.R. lies ServingMoomoum Cty 477-0436

LARGE LAWNS CUTCommerclel/Reskiential

747-0723

4 P HOME PREP — Exdpeperhanglng mt-Ext Pamtmgnaured Free eatmatea Lowala^Satlalaclion guaranteed30-0388

LAWN SERVICE — Completeprofessional lawn care Springdean upa. Free sstimates Q WLawn Service 261-0623MAZZUCCAS LAWN SERVICE— Spring cleen up 6 Comp.Malnt Comm-Raa. Free aslimates 747-7569. aak lor Fred

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WE PAINTING CO. - C M WHie26-6016. The Happy Painter— eat Futy inaured 20 yrs

P'zazi Landeceping 4 under-ground sprinklers Prolesslonsl.creative landscape destgn-msull

•Ham. repair fuHy automatic_ srground Irrigation ava. Inaurad. 741-7137 or 381-8990.

ROTOTILUNQ — Oat your gar-dan ready by the hour or freeestimate 741 -0619

ROTOTILLING

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2846913VALOEFAZIOSServtcee —

f l i l l r lLawn Servtcee — Com_marrlalfrleaaianilal. rmleaaliiiialLawn Melrvaiiiarxja. 747-0713.

626 Lawn MowerTuno-upa

LAWN MOWER REPAIR. Moerepairs dona at your home

DAVID W NAGELTuna-upa 6 Repair, naaaonaweGuaranteed Free Ptek-Up 4 De•very. 872-2340 or 261 -1428.

636 Ught HaulingA A DEMOLITION — Clean up

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A MAN 4 TRUCK FOR HIREPick up 4 daftrer. UgM namingS l l i fbs . ArBcs. ceeers

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B. A. CRAWFORDPAPERHANOER

222-6664

FRANK ANTHONY PAINTINGInterior/Exterior

Custom t ResidentialFree estimates 670-0461

PAPERHANQINOMs. Papertienger

The Feminine TouchFree Eat 741-5660

681 Painting*Ptaatarfng

ANDREWS PAINTING - Nowbooking tor spring and summerOuaety" work end ref's Ex-perienced, insured Free estl-

— 261-5661.

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300 AutoafofSara,I AMC — Orsman 1977.

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BUICK - EkKtra 66 9850717-6054 altar 5pmBUICK — Park Ava 87 41.000maaa Loadad 946-8806. altar4pm »49-2490 89900 A.k lorPa».

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a«c motor, naads mmor trana-mlttion work 8800 or b o CM2-12 717-2093

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BUCK — 1975 Skylark, auto,i/pb. a/c. graat rarao. many nawirts M00 CM 671-3383

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CHEVY — Impala 73 Naadawork 1160 CM aflar 4pm780-0678CHEVY — 1988 Cna.aaa. runaand looks good. 307 VSangM aaal daaaic tor $700 CM

739-3847

CHEVY IMPALA — 79 4-doorA/C. auto. PS P8J. ttarao AM/FM

87760. 747-9174 daya.tapa. STTfl747-7342 aCHEVY 1979 — Camaro Ooodkx pans only CM 284-1886CHEVY — El Camno 73 LOOMand runs vary good Corvatktmags am/tm. Bast onar CatDan>71-9064

CHEVETTE — 4 dr. naw araa. '8V

CHEVY — Camaro 1975 380 an-gina, naw area, runa good, asking11800. C M aftar 5pm739-437fCHEVETTE - 79 $700 at itOMC Jimmy 70 $800 ss is 4-wMaldrtva CM 791-8610CHEW — 7 8 Vaga wagon 4 .cyl. 5-apd. naw batlsry. runaBood Comaa with many aatrstAalurig 8880 or b/o 842-5034CHEVY CAVAUER — 1983 Ea-

rn! CondMon Manual 4- r . t d transmiston 34.000maaa. Aawng S3.9OO Can altar 5PM 767-6203CHEVETTE — 78 4-tp. Runagood $660 496-0775CHEVY — Chavatla 1979 74.000mi.. 4 dr.. hatch back, whras wMnr%d irilaVtofi ajni/ffn etaWOi fnueaM Ordarad naw Fkabird AskIngttYlO CM 291-3788

CHEVETTE78 4-dr 60.000 I N . E«d oond.

$960 CM 291-9322CHEVY — 1991 Citation. 30.000ortg ml,. Samor ownar quit drrvmo Asking 83700 CM3 * 2 6 1 4CHEVY — Nova Hatchback 75Auto. A/C. Oood Condition. $800or bait oftar CM 747-1212CHEVY — Camaro 228 1964t.c oond. loadad M.800 CM683-7788CHEVY — Chroma wagonnmaw/SOm. bald araa. $16787-7)34CHEVY CAMARO — 77 6-cylautomatic trana Bast o"886-9600 or aftar !264-9251CHEVY — Nova 70 Manualtrana Oood running cond 8450CM 787-9087CHEW — Nova 1973. 4 dr. 6 cylauto 8400 CM 767-8364

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CHEW IMPALA - Sta-wauBii 78. v-6. air. roof rack.

good body, a i d rurmmg oon).11400 830-7804

CHBY6LEB - 1(76 Cordoba,good cond . 6 cyl. 2 dr. burgan-*CM486-*8Tl

CHEW 1973 - Moms CarloCualom rabuat 3S0 corvana

HRYSLER - _. 4-dr 71.000 original maaa00 844-0792

•aang,• Man

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mora Mual taa ava waak $1500ot baal oftat 767 180*CHEW NOVA — 89 400 Motor350 trans . BhHt kit. 411 post. ang.Oood nvxhanical conditionMany naw parts, naada bodywork $750or bo 747-9833CHEW — MaHbu 1871, 4 dr,naads work. runa. 5 naw araa.Of Hard battary. graal kx partsor whota Asking $500 CM291-8338 anaTiipm

COarVETTE — Whaa. 1676, T-kK> C M

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CHEW75 Estata wagon CM aftar 1PM

495-1777CHEW IMPALA — I9S6 2 dr.283 VB angina, auto., runa good$360 CM717-9216CHEVY — '47. Two door 42.000

'--' maaa. Buna W M $2250original r797-60&

300 Auto* lor Sala

CHEW — Chavstta 1979 74.000ml.. 4 dr.. hatch back, wtwta withrad Manor, am/fm starao. mualaM. Ordarad naw F-awrd Aaktng 1180 CM 496-3416CHEVY LAOUNA - 75 Ooodcondroon PS. PB. AC Nawbrakaa and ttraa $750 CM739-0079CHEVY — Capnca 72 V 6. PSPB auto trana. A/C Asking $400Oood cond. Aftar 6PM M496-7788

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art alulMno — 1877 4 affAC. PS. PfJ.TUl/FM Qoodc

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— WNSS. 1878. T-ooa na» pan pa Cal87^1718

FOBO MUSTANO — 19*6 Fa*oondaun Baal altar CM aflar6pm 767-6*80

OBVETTE — 1881 ButganOyoo many anttas lo Sal Loadadas 819,800. now 814.000 Caa2-2740 affa«» 30pm

FOBO — Uustang LX1884. oon-vafltta. pa/ps. a/c am/tm caaa812.000 ofcatmg anoniaigallCM 842-3084 avaa

OBVETTE — 82 wmta w/lan

.700 ml Asking

oflvAin - 1884 2f» t a H y i a -txajd. motor nQ but pft* *1 tnot

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anon $HO0 ot bast ottaiit-Mia

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si vaty good. (Mas imitiaad tor• O H dona. 4 «r »ar Hfl on DMtary 12800 Cal 642-8303

RYISCB - LaBaran 77 AJCPS. PB. a>d naming cond M MCal 281-3828

878PS/PS. AC. AM/FM staraonaada ana. caoflar 738-M81

TSUN — 2*0 ZX 19*1. amarad laatnsr arraraor aac -man-cond. 6 apd. 24-2 fua powar

ndar 21000 ml $SVM CM2*1 -0133 aftar 5pmDATSUN — 310 OX 19*1 Cus-tom mt. paml. AM/FM caaaatja

actory

DATSUN - 12 2802 2+2 OLCEac

631-8838OATSUN — 74 280 Vary goodcondMon Dapanoabta 8cyi

utonaw ttraa $1150 CM1878

OATSUN — 280ZX 82 5-apdaavar. mm ConO 44.000 rta8800 810-1084 laava mttaaga

DATSUN — 197* 210 5 apd ,68.000 IM

f i n d ! work $500 466-8218

apd. naw ckaktt. Oody 8 angxa

a 6860 Oats 747-6740

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FOBO ORANAOA _ 71 AC. PS.P» 8 cyl. A M / F M Marao. raar

• dstoggsr and mora AaangK) 48*Ai871

OBEMUN — 76 8980 CM aflar8pm 188-0781HONDA — 81 Accord 4-dOOt

-ap.PSyaaj. AJC. am-fm caaaMi Oood ooraMon Naw car at

9"5

HONOA - Pratuda 1681. 5 apd.' am/tm atarao

-32*1 or 743-7216I. goodooi CalVtt

allarspmHONOA — 76 '0,000 mass1880. Cal aftat 4pm 741-8881.HONOA — CMC 82 Auto.

_ Aback rad. aupanor con-dMon 44.000 maaa 81500 firm871-0888

MO AutM far $al«

cond CM 642-2OM

IXD8.CUTLAMCUTLA88 «OP»»tM*-dt 360 V-8. auto. A73 J-OJ60

PS/PS, dual. dual aaMuataaata 8800.11 f

f : n n a i . 48.11and (2400 (7t

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RS8. Napauns 778-1211Pf UO£OT - 1881. 806. 80

sunroof, aas.. oond.. M67B orD/o CM 641-1888.PLYMOUTH - 1888O i 271 mama I I I

PLYMOUTH -1174. 118

>. good oond Aakmg $1000O T M 8 7 1 - S « 3 1 .

8400 CManar 8pm 222-2841

PLYMOUTH — 77 VaUri Ooodcondasan. 8800 CM 280-0177PLYMOUTH - TC3. 1882 a«cconO. 2 lona. naw araa auto.

(3800 Cat

PLYMOUTH — 1673 Fury, naw"—.aac tranai—

542-8067MbaMary.aac tranapor-H9 Cat's - -

PLYMOUTH FU«Y — Sport 75PB.PB.AC QrjodcondMon 8860T47-0814.PONTMC — oonnaaala wagon

oond. naw araa and otakas88400 CMlTt -O lMPONT1AC- 84 2-doorSunbird

741-7882Asking $5700

HONOA Acoord 1983. 4 dra/c. ps/po 6 apd. krggaga rao>am/fm atarao. man oond . 88380Cat 281 -0841HONOA ACCORD — 78 4-dr.A/C. aunroot. AM/FM. 5-apd60.000 ml 82000 842-1234 or

HONOA CMC — 1881 40r. 6apd.. AC. Ciicsasra oond.•0 OOOrr. 84800 CM 861-8*43HONOA — Accord LX 66 5-ap.M powar. A/C U n a w/oaaa n -tanat Psriaol oond 12.000mass 611.000 842-3*04 aflar

HONDA - 7 7 For pans OoodI

JEEP — 16*1 Larsdo 89.000 IMouatom awartor. 31 m niitiiaaj.ostom M a$6100 Cal a i (71-16JEEP - 83 CJ7 .cyl. 5-ap. PS/PB. « wtiaaf. da-lavad attpars Muoh mora ECondroon Muat aaa to ap-praowm 36.000 Daya 225-2450or Evaa 671 -6079

PONTIAC SUNBIRD — 78 V-8PS. PB. A M / F M caaa. runa »srygood (800 or baal otlat787-7887 . .PONTIAC CATAUNA WAOON —

Naads oody wort As » 8160

PONTIAC — 1877 _56.000 ml a/c aac cond767-5527PONTIAC — BoraMas 63 WMawrourgandy manor PS. PS. AC.amatao. onasa 16.000 ml Man

•6800 222-8686cond Asking 5Mdaya or 741-5816PONTIAC — 18*0 Phoama. 4 drhMoti back 4 cyl. ai

POWAC BONNEVILLE 84 4dt. PS. PB. crutaa control. A/C.A M / F M aaarao w/tapa daoa. anwtaM. and cond $7500848-147*

PONTIAC — 1179 Grand LaMana waoon. 58.000 IM varygood cond. a/c. p/s. toot rack.wMa wian wood aram. tad mt$2000 CM 530-8781 aflat 5 30

KITSON CHEVBOLET COHwy38 C

542-1000LABBIOLA MOTOBS

ntan Seringa rV) Bad (ana

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - 82Black/muBatry 41.000 r

DATSUN _ 310 OX. I31.000 m . auto. a/c. from wnaaldriva. 2 dr Katcti Partacl oond "

IT CM 616 M M a n a

OmalanOng 611.000 747-7000aak tor J '71-2*07

DATSUN — 64 Samra Match-Mck PS/PB, Auto. KK. SunroofMuMsaa Or*/ 16.600 mass CMatlar 6pm 280-8382

OCALLY MUVEN USED CABSPFWCED MOOT BAS8AS PON-TIAC 386 Broad St. Dad Sank

CM 741 -6160

OATSUN B 210 — 1*71 WMabtua strips 4 tpaad. amfftr.

l1260oM54?-3a*3aftar2pm

MAZDA — 628 82 Mataac M-atour intanor. 2 door. 6-

spd. AM/FM starao caaasttaA/C. 52.000 m Ead cond Aak-

CM 642-300* or

OATSUN - 82 2O08X SLaM]al KaltCfaDvVCat. 9 - S p d ,

VC. 24.000 ml PS PB 85000ntm 229 2242

MAZDA — 79 QLCSjffl COnCMaOfTi ZaffVstsfM

1500 or baal oftar

DATSUN 210 - 1178 4 a(300 as la CM 280-8872DATSUN — 77. 2KlEaoaaant condMon

aflar 747-2830

2 ( * J S 282300 or

— '73 Swtngsr Aimake Vary good conofcon Bunaaal . MOO or baat aflar

OOOOE — Owmgar 72 EngMatbody good oond Mar araa .1*10.Cat arW 130PM 496-0440ooooc VAN — '71 6-cyi. nan-dan) ata*. CM altar * ~ '767 4903OODQC - Dan 1*78. naada an-gna work Baat oflar ovar 8150£ • 7*7-7*11DOOOE — 1*80 Mkada 6 0>l,luto. pa/pb. am/tin radio. rWw

. wary good oond. 83600 orCM 495-4764

O O 0 O E - 64Chargar 5-SP.2.2L A C Daaaar marntanad Trans-

la 5/60 warranty 26.00068600 264-a*7*7-l1prn

OOOOE VAN — 28 Black a*tlMatn muraai. PS. Pa. AC. aaana

OrVOOOOE COBNET - 1976 Nawoana and Bras 81350 CMM.2-0S6IOOOOE CHAROER SE — 1(77Auto. PS/PB. AC. AM/FM.buekat asata wira whasl coaara.VS. good condroon. 83.4(0 IM..

•- - 14l-6326

OOOOE VAN — 1978 Z6 Stackwan Indian murals PS. pa>. AC.

• m Cuatormud. W/W. A-1 snaps 56.600mor bast oflar CM

_ — Monaco 76 4-dr80.000 maaa Naw oraa 1 a«-nauat Runa wM. $776 or baataflar 172 0413

EXP FOBD — 1882 Eac condnaw p a n tob. naw struts, compaw t u n up, 4 apd $9*00. C M74i-ia27 awaralopmFIAT — 1883 Coil I I IMa. aacoond. a/a. Marao tapa tmKonalan Ursa. 23,000 us. S8000CM 630-7623.

. . . -CM

FIAT 8PIOEB CONV — 1(7*Navy Wua wan naw tan lop 5apd 86.000 ml. runa wM$57000 CM747-43164lol0p«lFIAT - 131 80 Ona ownar .

1.000 maaa Baal oftar747-4610.FIAT — 10 Brava AC. auto, taay- h a a J a l l t t O or bast oflar

FIAT — 1672 124 aport1800. 30,100 ml. •ownar. (1700. CM 642-27*11-IOpm.FIREBIRD - 1973 O00O. daannaw patu |n>. 872-08*0FOBO - Faatnom 60 2-door

Aiu tgBi 6>as to>-641VAaiung tFOBO — GVanada 76 A/CPS/PB. Moon roof. V-6. am/tmn i l i m . M M obndMon Asfcmg(14*8. 4*2-7213.FOBD — van ISO BsbuM an-gina. Naada oMoh. (1200. CM7*7-7134.FOBO— 1878auto, paosok' ITCan 787-FOBO — Moraaro 1*76. fa* cond8380. CM 871-1111.

FOBO - Muatang 1*76. sharplooking oar. naads aom* raps*

FOBO — Tlundarblrd.

FOBO — 1864 LTD Wagon, lulaqulpad (7700. C M 741-5*14FOBO - 1*73 LTD wagon, 400angina, rja/pb. M o . a/oT mannaw barn. **76 or b/o. Ca

FOBO PICKUP — I M I Ona tontuna was*, naads somaTLC.gootwork truck Baal oflar CM787-2842

PONTIAC — 1976 Salan r atari!

PONTIAC — 77 LsMana ata-lonwagon A/C. PB. PS vary ra

•-"van BaaloHat 842-48*3PONTIAC - 7*. Astra Caat ironblock saaruna 8100 747-0754aflar 5pm

PONTIAC PARISIENNC — 1886V8. acoaiai 6.000m avsry op•on. aid. pamt and rust pkga

II0.9*5 780-383*PONTIAC - 1*88 Catania, r

POB6METUBBO- IKOaarEa-osaant condiaon. 79.000 ira89.000 67! 708!POBSCHE — (44 1M4. PVrtnum

• (1600I 6633

MG

CM

MAZDA — OLC. IMS. aaccond tuns gtaai. wan a/c. am/tm

- 4 dr. 8 apd. muat aM.or b/o CM 642-6474

870-0126 aflar 630pays. 870-012M t B C U t r Y -

MCBCUBY - Monago 72 4 Orary good cono Mual as* 8*90

urntng gaar (3600 848 8421

176*600 Many naw parts, varyaaabta. a/c. am/fm radto ~

CM 74/ -1546 aflat 3pmMERCUBY CAPRIS — 1(79AM/FM casa PS/PB. m oond .6-cyl. 2

labor2 * W, naw asnaust I

bo CM(71-48*6MEHCUBY —

1176. JO2C1V-1. pa/PC' and macnartal

C M (42-8216.. Wlo.1or 747-IC

MEBC CAMUS - 1881 4 cylauto, PS/Pa. Hback. gtaaa foot.AM/FM toar mi.. 38M0T saccond.. $3*50 646-2*30MEBCUBY — Monaren 75

I saMon oar Bougtn nawnuat aM. 6200 2(1 0063

MEBCOBY ZEPHYB — 78 8-

r ( M 0 or baat oftar 4*6 2180MEBCCDES B E H Z - 167* Eacoond.. yaaow. sunroof, auto

ana . prtoad to aM C M svsa11-33*1

MERCEDES 3 0 0 0 - 1883 OnaMBad AC. AM/FM uanfla,sunroof. 50.000ml (20JKX) CM41-6560durngniaini nogrs

— Cowny Pan,

MEBCUBY CAPBIS — 1878A M / F M asm PSypa. m oon*.- M l , 2 * a. naw aahaual aya.1610 or b.o CM 671 .4*88

MEHCUBY WAOON — 7 * 8a K

2400. PS. PB. PW.

LM.MUSTANO — IIAC. P*. PB. taar

I — 1871

Sffl*OL0SMO8SLE 6* BEOENCY —677 Fu> pOwar. AC.

~int"**~iT ' mn nJ-dcor, auto. PS/PS Naw DM.araa. ainaaa foroaa aaaa (1800.

OLDS — OaW 88. Boyal 1678fuay aiawnmi s*.000mi atao.oond $2100 CM 4*6-6640 a»aa.

alarm, sunroof, crmaa control.bra. ooaar Wai malrrlaaiad CM281-6117

BED BANK MOTOBS INC131 Naaman Sprmga. Bad Sank

SANSONE plDS-CADatLAC

741-0*108CM0CCO — 63

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TOM S FOBD?0OHwy36 Kayport

_ 2 6 4 I 1 8 0 0 _ _ _ _TOYOTA - CMca 0T8 84

». S-spaad. loadad-.mroof Eacaaant condition

(I1.O0O 642-8232TOYOTA COBOLLA — 1676_ lack 2 rjr autornaac. AM/FMalarao. (400 or baat oflar. aa »must ss*. C M Karri artyflma al787-8671

TOYOTA — TaroU 63 SBS 5apd. A/C. am/tm alarao and tapa

TOYOTA - 75 Corals 8300 otbast offar 4-ap. runa good CaaiflatUpm 4*6-6164TOYOTA COBOLLA — 1(76 4Cyl 8t Wag Ocodnrat nawaa-hausl. aac >anap naada carb

* MOO or bo CM 281 -8412TOYOTA CELICA - (0 68.000ml. wa aaorMoa at any rs-aaonatjaioflar 842-1680TOYOTA — SUPRA 1*82LJBback 8 cyl auto wati oy-ardrM, fwvy tvM. opoor towmi. taaaonaMa prtca CM756-6151TOYOTA — 18*6 4X4 pick up.am/tm casa 6.000 ml Must aaa

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TrUUMPH — TB7 11 Con-AC. AM/FM atarao E ld

VAN - 1(77 Oodga (cyt. auto-^ AC. ospt otira "•-

CM 671-32*5VAN — 1872 CMC Van Bunagood, naada worn. (2ao or baalaflar aflar 6 842-3261

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VOLVO — 84 OL Sadan Ukanaw Loadad Moving, muat aMAIM ot oar tor 8(1.000 CM

VOLVO - 1872 wagon, gtaanauk}, 181,000 m . paai n p a c -aon, kaH knad up. nsada Irana-aa»jaf t ; .ot* , baat oflar CM

VOLVO ( I — 2 dr. 6 ap. AC.AM/FM starao. aacai cond.. baaloftar otrsr $7000 530-9196

VOLVO 63 — 2 dr. 6 ap. AC.AM/FM Me##o, (jWOSi, OOflO,,must taa. 830-81(8.

OLO6BfKKJOHAM — II

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