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Vol. 107 No. 272 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1985 25 CENTS INSIDE Garbage plans steaming ahead SPORTS dation, the steam energy conversion could other proposals in the report. He did say it cations for the facility •V USA R. KMS take place via a process known as • mass did not say where the project would be The Register fire water wall, which changes garbage to based, but said all other details must wait The state Department of Environmental FREEHOLD — Monmouth County may steam. The proposal has a pricetag of $108 for today's meeting Protection filed a class action suit against soon be converting its garbage into steam million, Collins Hid, leu than the $200 The freeholders must decide by July 1 on Monmouth and six other counties in Novem- energy million the county originally thought the a resource recovery program. The engineer- ber, charging that they failed to develop center would cost. ing firm was to make recommendations and plans to dispose of their garbage The suit That is one of the recommendations the "Metcalf and Eddy will present the to investigate advantages and disadvantages is based on the 1975 Solid Waste Manage- engineering firm of Metcalf and Eddy will freeholders with a preliminary feasibilty of the options available to the county for ment Act which orders all counties to handle make at today's workshop session of the study," Colins said. "It is a voluminous developing a "refuse-to-energy " proposal their garbage in a "socially, environmental- county Board of Freeholders, County Ad- ly and economically acceptable manner report, and further details will be released The firm was also to prepare a report on minstrator Robert J. Collins said yesterday. at (today's) meeting." the technical, management, environmental, The county and state reached an out-of- If the freeholders accept the recommen- Collins would not be more specific on financial, contractual and leeal specifi- court agreement in January Pickets will target boaters
ly SnPHAME filUCKMMI The Register MIDDLETOWN - Leonardo residents plan to picket against pleasure boaters on Memorial Day weekend Their battle against the state's plan to expand the Leonardo State Marina snowballed Monday night when the Township Committee agreed to consider suing the state. Responding to Leonardo residents' complaints, the committee voted to discuss whether boat-trailer traffic in and out of the Marina constituted a public nuisance. If they decide it does, the committee will discuss litigation against the state. Committeeman Richard McKean said At a meeting in a local fire house last night, 25 Leonardo residents discussed other ways of harass- ing and inconveniencing the annual parade of boat trailers that barrels down narrow Leonardo Streets They say their aim is to ward off the boaters and the garbage they leave behind DOES FM TITLE — Derek Sininsky, The group decided to man the four entrances to Mater Dei High School's ace hurler, Leonardo along Route 36 with picketers on the was credit with the win over Rumson- weekend before Memorial Day Fair Haven Regional in a big Shore Conference "G" Division North Chlorinda Pearce said she plans to organize the baseball game yesterday. The win effort to picket along Route 36 at Appleton Avenue, Broadway. Leonard Avenue and Thomson Avenue gave lh« Seraphs a tie lor the title. The police have been cooperating with the residents, said Arthur Weimer, a leader of the IB recently formed group He said that last week, Police Chief Joseph M McCarthy issued an order STATE that anyone parked on Concord Avenue, which leads to the marina, would be ticketed The issuance of the Slain cops honored order was confirmed last night by Police Lt Elwood Seeley. Governor Thomas H. Kean pays tribute to 118 New Jersey policemen But the resident said they will ask McCarthy to killed In the line of duty in the past 25 direct a patrolman to guard the area against illegal years and says the officers' sacrifices parkers on holidays and weekends, and to institute left state residents a "legacy of sobriety checks near the marina exits. The residents claim the boaters often drive home drunk at the end precious freedom." of long summer days on the water. 3A The residents also voted to ask the Township Committee to enforce rules and regulations of the township with regard to parking, littering and NATION consuming alcoholic beverages The state Department of Environmental Protec- Dinosaur skeleton tion recently purchased five acres adjoining the marina, and is building additional ISO parking spaces A dinosaur skeleton more than 225 on approximately two acres. The state levelled sand million years old has been found in dunes, cleared high grasses and covered the area Arizona's Painted Desert, and THE REGISTER/CARL D FORINO with stone researchers say the remains are the When residents protested the work at a recent oldest ever found in North America TRICKY WHEELS — Phil Wajda, 15, of Long Branch, of a bike shop trick team. committee meeting, they learned the state did not and possibly the world. practices tricks on a specially built trick bike. He is captain need township approval to create the parking lot 5A WORLD County program Youths keep fleeing Beirut kidnapping Eight men with assault rifles and pistols kidnap the Irish acting director of a UN. relief agency, in West Beirut savings possible Wall Medical Home traffic. department has fielded dozens of satisfied that the state largesse ly DIME HIKER If MANE HIKE" came with "no strings attached," calls from Juveniles in Need of 5A The Register as board chairman Phyllis Marx The Register Supervision (JINS) One incident FREEHOLD - Monmouth said. WALL TOWNSHIP - Every day involved a youth who was trying to County will save $17 million in The board also approved a letter three or four runaways flee the get into the facility after fleeing Plea for the needy staff salaries and other adminis- by its legislative committee to juvenile facility here on the. Trenton State Psychiatric Hospi- trative costs in its Aid for Famil- New Jersey's federal legislators, grounds of the Geraldine Thomp- tal Pope John Paul II urges the well-fed ies with Dependent Children pro- opposing the Reagan budget son Medical Home, with double Basically, Kubaitis said, the to open their hearts and storehouses gram if a bill now before the State proposal of a $54 million cut In that number running on weekends, dilemma lies with the barrierless more fully to the starving, especially Senate is enacted into law. Medicaid funding to the state according to Police Chief Leo environment. Kubaitis in Africa, and deliver "the fruits of Senate Bill 734 calls for the state In jeopardy are programs for "The original concept was good. earth to those who absolutely need to pick up 75 percent of the the aged, disabled, pregnant and "I'm sick and tired " of sending We didn't want to throw somewhat them." county's share, currently at $2.3 children. (my) men out after them, Kubaitis rebellious juveniles in with so- 5A million of total AFDC costs The According to Wiliam Frederick, Phyllis Marx said yesterday. called hardened criminals. We federal government furnishes 62 deputy director, "The state would Virginia Wenner, member of the didn't want uniformed guards, not have the funds to expand home private paid contracts with a County Board of Social Services, walls or fences. It's like a halfway percent of the funding. nursing home as a condition for At yesterday's meeting of the heaith services and to prohibit the told the board of the chief's house." admission." frustration at yesterday's regular But while JFNS personnel are county Board of Social Services, abusive practice of requiring SM COUNTY. Page 2A board members were apparently Medicaid patients to enter into meeting. Since Jan. 1st the police See JUVENILES, Page 2A
BRIDGE • BUSINESS • » Judge sets certain ground rules for Taylor trial CLASSIFIED II COMICS «• count oi murder in the bludgeoning death of ficial" admission of attacking his wife to screaming, ran down the stairs and followed CROSSWORD 11* FREEHOLD - Details of an alleged his wife Teresa, in their home Nov. 11. Mexican authorities. his wife into a sewing room ENTERTAINMENT 11* beating Dr. Kenneth Taylor's wife suffered Police charge Taylor dumped her body in a But on Jan. 25, while under the influence Taylor said his wife appeared "crazed HOROSCOPE 2 on their honeymoon may be used at his rural area off a Pennsylvania highway. of sodium amatyl, or truth serum, Taylor with drugs ' He said that his wife had a LIFESTYLE •• murder trial, a Superior Court judge ruled ' Taylor, of Valley Road, has pleaded said robbers mugged him and his wife, cocaine and codeine abuser. MAKE A DATE •» yesterday. innocent to the charge, and remains at the knocking him unconscious. Taylor said his wife grabbed a dumbbell OBITUARY J* However, Superior Court Judge Michael Monmouth County Jail, Freehold Township, Taylor took truth serum as part of an knocked him down. He said he feared for his OPINION •' D. Farren said the state had to prove the in lieu of $500,000 bail. His trial is scheduled application to have his bail reduced to life and that of his son and "instinctively SPORTS « allegations first In addition, the judge also to begin Monday. $100,000. Farren denied the request Friday picked (another dumbbell) up and struck her YOUR TOWN •* ruled that the state could not use any According to papers filed by both the In the court papers, while under the drug's severely on the head as she attacked him." incidents regarding Taylor's former wives defense and prosecution, Mrs. Taylor re- influence Taylor described his wife's killing. Taylor said he remembered striking her in the trial. turned severely beaten from their honey- Taylor said he awoke Nov. 11, went with two blows, then going into a "trance- Taylor, 35, a Stalen Island dentist who moon in Acapulctf twe years ago. The downstairs and found his wife abusing their like state." He awoke to find his wife dead, Lottery lives in Manalapan, was indicted on one prosecution states Taylor made an "unof- 6 month-old son. Taylor said he started he said. The winning numbers in the New Jersey state lotteries appear on Doa't Mlit The Reg liter's Bemy't Party, nanny's Itallaa Fr»«l Page Readers Jobs! Jobi! Jobi! Directory of Florist! 2A Miss Monmouth County Scholar- Restaurant-May M, 8 p.m.-ll p.mT Attract the attention of tt.OOO Read the Help Wanted columns in See today's Obituary Page. ship Pageant special section readers every day. today's Classified section. today. TNUMMV. MAY 16, 1965 2A ih. Into* County DEP shunned on housing plan PEOPLE Continued from Page 1A approved by the state Division of ment and keep water flowing Into Youth and Family Services If 6AVLE E. M1IN the Little Silver Creek The $1 2 billion decrease in na- Average cost last year for a The Register Arnold Levin, attorney for Mid said he has "no great interest" in tionwide programs, which was ap- "special needs" child, with physical SHREWSBURY - The Planning County, said Police Chief Raymond Moslem princess weds running for governor of Texas next proved by the Senate, "while not as or emotional disability, ran $684 for Board rejected revisions sought by Mass opposed narrowing proposed year, but former Gov. Bill Clements deep as expected, is still signifi- six to eight weeks at camp. the SUte Department of En- Meadow Drive and Brady Road for NEW YORK (API - Princess said Landry told him he is consider- cant." Frederick said The budget vironmental Protection for a 50- safety reasons, including access for Yasmin Aly Khan married an heir to ing such a race. now goes to the House Also approved was purchase of an home subdivision proposed by The emergency vehicles. The board heard Diana L a Greek shipping fortune Wednesday Clements said Landry is one of eight-passenger van for the WIN Mid County Co. While the developer it willing to Massaro, director of a county nurs- in a private ceremony that was nine people who "have directly told (work incentive) program, with the Weinstein. a partner in the Mid narrow streets to SO feet and put ing home, report that county costs pushed up because of the declining me. 'Yes, I am thinking about driver to come from the Win pool. County, Co., is seeking preliminary sidewalks on one side. Levin said for the Thompson Medical Home on health of the bride's mother, actress making the gubernatorial race.' " The van is expected to help transport subdivision approval for a group of Mid County feela drainage cannot be Dutch Lane have dropped despite Rita Hayworth. the Forth Worth Star-Telegram re- workers to jobs and in job-search •moderately priced" single-family adequately controlled without curb rising toUl costs. The wedding of the 35 year-old ported activities, according to Jacob Jones, homes. The homes, called Mid ii,g on both sides. In 1981 cost to the county per "bed Moslem princess and Basil Em supervisor of the administrative County Center, are proposed for 11 Board member Bernard J. Marx day" was $11.84. Massaro said In btricos, 36. was held at Princess support department acres behind Broad Street between said it is the opinion of the board 1984 county costs dropped to 18 23 Yasmin's New York apartment, said White Street and White Road that Mid County construct 34-foot • During the same period, the home's "Would employers pay some of her spokeswoman. Joan Kaplan Since the subdivision involves roads complete with curbing but occupancy rate rose from an aver- the cost of bringing workers to Moslem and Greek Orthodox wed- more than 24 units and is east of with sidewalks only on one side of age of 94 to 99 1 percent of beds them? ' Sydney M Kramer, board dings for the couple will be held in Route 35. the applicant attended a the street filled member asked Paris in June. hearing before the Coastal Area Helen C Kroll, chairwoman of the Massaro attributed the county's "Historically this has not hap- Miss Hayworth, who suffers from Facilities Review Act (CAFRA), a borough Environmental Com- lower costs to "better management pened," Jones replied, "but we will AJzheimer's disease, was not pres DEP review panel. . mission opposed a 34-foot road and increased assistance from Medi- try to encourage it." Mt. Ms. Kaplan said. She was in her At a board meeting last night. width. "What's so magical about 34 caid " The board heard a presentation by tpartment next door, where she has Michael T. Carr, consulting engi- feet?" she said. In other matters the board ap- Phyllis Schwartz of its Employment lived under the care of her daughter neer, said CAFRA reccommends "Obviously the environment's im- proved entering contract nego- and Training Services program for some years. reducing the number of lots by one portant, but you have to consider tiations with IS summer day camps I EATS) and then went into executive • Princess Yasmin is the daughter to create a 25-foot buffer zone safety," replied William Specht. Thomas D'Amico, the board's super- session to discuss leasing a Fort of Miss Hayworth and the late Aly between adjacent wetlands; the board chairman. visor of the contract administrative Monmouth building as shelter for the {Spur The princess is a half-sister of installation an elongated drainage The board also complied with a unit, reported that the first ten days homeless Sandy Hook 'S H 40 i Of Mh E«| $2799 II S TODAY High: 6:25 a.m. and 6:47 L0» 62 66 p 79 N (Compare to 75°°) p.m Low: 12:28 a.m. 61 42 M,»m, Baacn 91 77 cor BOM 56 26 HH SALS ENDS 5 19 TOMORROW: High: 7:06 a.m. u Boston 64 42 Miiivaukaa 1 N H COy and 7:25 p.m. Low: 1:06 am and Bro*fiftv said. And Dervie Johnson. 25, of the same Police are still searching for a third has not been determined. ABERDEEN - Police arrested two address, was arrested after he turned men yesterday in connection with the man who they believe picked up the first himself about 2 p.m , police said two suspects in a 1979 Audi. The third According to police, Armour was sitting shooting of a borough man as he sat in his Jackson and Johnson were arraigned in his car in front of 158 Milton Ave. with car Tuesday night. suspect's identity is known, and leads of last night. Each was charged with assault his whereabouts are being followed, police Gloria Smith, 23, of 216 Center Street, Rodney Armour, 19, remains in satis- with a weapon and possession of a weapon said when Jackson and Johnson approached the factory condition at Bayshore Community and taken to county jail, police said Tuesday night police had described the vehicle arid fired "a multitude" of shots Hospital, Holmdel, where he was ad- However, police have not recovered a gun. third suspect as a black male, six feet tall, into the car mitted with a bullet in his knee, according Police said that Armour identified the 160 pounds, with black hair and brown Smith was also taken to Bayshore to a hospital spokesperson. men who shot him Tuesday. eyes They said he is considered "armed Community, where she was treated and Carl Jackson, 28, was arrested at his 172 Bail has been set at 110,000 for each and dangerous." released for injuries sustained from flying Delaware Ave. home about 11 a.m., police suspect. Police said the motive for the shooting glass, the hospital spokesperson said. Lawmen are honored by Thomas Goldman Kean at rites Trustee re-elected HOLMDEL (AP) - Gov Thomas H OLMDEL — Thomas Goldman, president of Kean paid tribute yesterday to 118 New Bayshore Community Hospital, has been re- Jersey policemen killed in the line of duty elected to the Board of Trustees of the New in the past 25 years and said the officers' HIi sacrifices left state residents a "legacy of Jersey Hospital Association for a two-year precious freedom." term. "All of society owes these individuals a Goldman has been with Bayshore Community debt which can never truly be repaid, Hospital since 1971 as executive director and except through remembrances and reflec- later president. He was instrumental in the tions such as this," Kean said at a development and construction of the facility and memorial service. most recently coordinated the completion of a "This moving service reminds us, with 113 million expansion program chilling clarity, just who it is who make In addition to his activities as member of the the great, and sometimes terrible, sacri- Board of Trustees of the New Jersey Hospital fices that make us a nation of free Association, Goldman is a former chairman of people," the governor said. the management Practices Committee and a Kean made the comments at the state's former board member of the Shared Service first law enforcement memorial service, Corporation, both of NJHA He is a Fellow of held at the Garden State Arts Center. the American Colege of Hospital Association Joining Kean at the ceremony were Goldman is a member of the Matawan Rotary members of the New Jersey State Club, a board member of the Monmouth County Association of Chiefs of Police, state Tuberculosis Association, a member of the police, New Jersey State Troopers Advisory Committee of the Monmouth County Fraternal Association, New Jersey Mental Health Board and former chairman of Fraternal Order of Police, New Jersey the Monmouth-Ocean Hospital Share Services Policemens Benevolent Association. New Association Goldman lives in Holmdel with his Jersey Sheriffs Association and the FBI wife Lucy and two daughters The one-hour program included a pro- cession of more than 300 marked police cars. 200 Uniformed Blue Knight motor- Postal tests to be given cycles, 20 color guards and the Princeton High School choir ED BANK - Postmaster Phillip Other officials at the service were state DiChiarante has announced that the U.S. Attorney General Irwin I. Kimmelman, R Postal Service will soon be distributing members of the New Jersey congressional applications to take the postal entrance examin- delegation, state legislators and families ations. The exams are for future positions as of the deceased officers. clerks or city carriers within the general area Kean presented certificates, along with of Monmouth County. white carnations and red, white and blue DiChiarante said the applications will be ribbons, to the officers' survivors who ASSOCIATED PRESS available from June 3 through June 7. attended the ceremony and told the were killed in the line of duty over the last 25 years At right Persons interested in postal employment can families. "I hope that you may find solace OFFICERS REMEMBERED - Patty Smith of Bloomfield, get an application from any Monmouth County in the fact that your sacrifice will leave widow of Daniel Smith, an Essex County Park Policeman is Essex County Police Chaplain Rev. Robert Grady. The post office with a Zip Code prefix of 077. a legacy of precious freedom for those who was kiled in 1984, wipes a tear away during a ceremony, held yesterday at the Gar den State Arts Center, Currently postal clerks and carriers earn a who live today." ceremony commemorating 118 New Jersey policemen who Holmdel, featured Gov. Thomas Kf;an as speaker. starting pay of $9 20 per hour. This may increase in periodic increments; the current maximun is 112.41 per hour. The Postal Service will advise applicants of the date and site of the test which very likely will be in the Red Bank area. The general age Track gate tax should stay, lawmakers say requirement is 18 or 16 for High School graduates. Students who are continuing their education and will be 18 within two years are This revenue. Villane said, helps offset December that permitted the authority to and free: admissions to boost attendance. also eligible to take the examination. TRENTON — Assemblyman Anthony municipal expenses for traffic control, purchase the track requires Momouth Villane said. The amount raised last year The Postal Service has no general maximun M Villane, R-Monmouth, is asking the security and refuse collection near the Park continue to pay property taxes as if was $10,541. age limitations. All hiring is done without regard New Jersey Sports and Exposition track.. the facility were privately owned. The bill The :spor ts authority has said that, it Authority to continue paying the Mon- to the applicant's race, color, sex, religion, "These funds have in the past proven to did not provide for the admissions tax. would attempt to increase the park's mouth Park admission tax to help pay for national origin, political affiliation or any other be very valuable in terms of removing this Villane said. earning!) tb rough charges at the gate, he services surrounding municipalities non-merit fators. DiChiarante said. financial burden from the local taxpayer." But state Sen. Frank Pallone Jr., D- said. Thus the revenue raised by the tax, provide during the racing season. Villane said. "The track operations have Monmouth, said yesterday that the legis- if levied, 'vould also increase The authority, which recently agreed to a substantial impact on traffic in the lation does require the gate tax be paid In the 1 etter to Mulcahy. Villane asks purchase the racetrack, would have to pay immediate area and generate crowd He said Villane was providing the state the authot ity to send a letter of intent to Plant bill proposed the 5 percent tax voluntarily since only control situations as well. with the chance to abstain from paying by the state ! Racing Commission stating that privately owned tracks are legally bound "It is obviously essential that sufficient claiming the authority is not bound by the the authority will pay into the Local RENTON - Senator Frank Pallone, Jr., D- to pay It, according to Villane. Monmouth, has introduced legislation de- police officers be on hand to deal with law. Expense Fund the amount that would have signed to protect endangered, threatened or In the last seven years, the tax has these problems," he said. "The munici- Should the authority choose not to pay, been rained if the admissions tax were T Pallone said he would introduce a new bill levied. rare plants in New Jersey generated some $290,000. which was palities involved do not possess the fiscal Pallone said that New Jersey probably needs divided between Oceanport, Eatontown, resources needed to provide adequate to ensure municipalities are paid for Villane said he has gained the im- the legislation more than any other state. Little Silver and West Long Branch, police services and it is, therefore, both services provided. pression from Mulcahy that the request is "It has five zones of varying geology and Villane noted in a letter to Robert E. reasonable and appropriate to request The amount of revenue generated by the receiving serious consideration vegetation, and within each is a variety of Mulcahy III, the authority's chief ex- financial aid from the authority." admissions tax has been decreasing as Mule ahy was unavailable for comment habitats Considering this, and the intense ecutive. A bill passed by the Legislature in Monmouth Park offered more discounts yesterday. development we've seen in New Jersey, one can see the need for protective legislation." "The bill requires the Department of En- vironmental Protection (DEP) to develop a list of threatened or rare species, prohibits persons from taking or destroying them in their habitats Little Silver Council may create borough park except under special conditions andauthorizes any program it deems necessary to protect, said Bruno. conserve, or enhance the plant resources." streets, $29,678 for fire department equip- who • -aid he enjoyed smoking in the station If MYIE E. RABIN The property, acquired by the borough ment, $17,200 for improvements to during his "Sunday morning gab-fests' Th« Register in 1970, needs an entrance on Prospect borough property, $10,550 for public works with friends. LITTLE SILVER - The Borough Avenue because access for residents at equipment, and $3,275 for improvements "I think we've gotten some feedback $667,000 granted Council will consider a capital improve- the southern end of the borough and to the library from people" about the amended version, ments bond ordinance Monday which will children at the Point Road Elementary Bruno said computers costing up to said Councilman George A. Darragh Jr., ASHINGTON - Rep James J. Howard, create a borough park. School is inconvenient from Willow Drive, $40,000 may also be included in the adding that, "perhaps," he would vote to D-N.J. has announced the award of a The ordinance would provide at least said Bruno. ordinance. prohibit smoking. $667,000 fiscal year 1985 federal grant to $30,000 for development of the Little Silver He said the money would also be used In another matter, the council discussed He also said Sandy Tupper. proprietor W Park with $37,000 coming from a private to conduct engineering studies, build a the N J Marine Sciences Consortium, Sandy amending an ordinance that would of the station newsstand, is opposed to Hook, to conduct research at New Jersey benefactor, said Mayor Anthony T. Bruno bridge over two creeks and provide a prohibit smoking except on Sundays in the smoking there. colleges and universities on commercial fish- at a workshop meeting Tuesday night. walkway. 95-year-old Little Silver Railroad Station. Bruno expressed apprehension toward eries, marine technology and coastal systems. He said the proposed park in on 18 acres However, Bruno emphasized that the Several council members said they th<; ordinance. "If it came down to a tie Howard said the funds will be used for known as the "Stork property" off Willow park will not be a playgound and will be wanted to reconsider the ordinance be- on the council, I would vote to have the research at 12 New Jersey institutions of higher Drive. While Boy Scouts occasionally kept "very natural." cause of fears smoking would present a ordinance enforced all seven days because learning. The primary focus of the research will blaze trails through it, "Nobody has the The ordinance also provides $139,058 for fire hazard it would be more uniform," he said. be in the following five areas: New Jersey faintest idea where Little Silver Park is improvements to borough property, The council acted on a request by A public hearing on the ordinance is fisheries, ocean pollution, protection of the because it's been left in its natural state," $180,000 for curbing and paving borough Theodore C. Wheeler, 71 Silverside Ave., for 8 p.m. Monday. shoreline, marine Pharmaceuticals and aquatic engineering. Howard said the New Jersey Sea Grant program is the only one in the country which had an increase in its grant He said New York's stayed the same and the other 21 programs has Morale at issue in Rumson-Fair Haven School decreases. caused great demoralization among the tenured faculty — 48 out of 57 teachers and said he was "disappointed ;,nd dis- RUMSON - Morale among the teaching staff." other school staff — which said they couraged" that the question of morale is staff at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Her comments prompted School Board agreed that there was a morale problem. itself an issue. He asked <*ach,ers to be Fort gate open High School may not be as high as Board President John W. O'Mara to say a day O'Mara's response to the letter was that less critical and more helpful in future of Education members believe it is. later that he considered morale "excel- his view was based on private conversa- meeting with administrators ORT MONMOUTH - The west gate of Fort according to the head of the school's lent." tions with sevenl teachers. However, he Monmouth off Route 35 is open for traffic "Its not going to be we agai rut them, teachers' union. "It's a common tactic of anyone seeking acknowledged that there were still several Ward said. "It has to Ate us worfciiu Faccording to a Fort spokesman Susan Ryscavage, president of the to minimize the importance of an or- unresolved issues. together." ^ The entrance was closed on May 1 for Rumson-Fair Haven Education Associa- ganization to suggest that its leadership is The divergence of opinion pointed to a construction of a new guard gate and curbing. Ryscavage told the tnai-d that the tion, has made the issue of low morale a not speaking for its members." view suggested by Board Member Sharon morale problems, which started before However, Fort police urge motorists to drive key theme in public statements in the last Ryscavage said at a board meeting Franks, and supported by Ryscavage, that carefully through the gate since construction of Ward was appointed two yenra ago, stem month. Tuesday night, responding to O'Mara's the board was being kept in the dark about from dismissals of teachers and staff aver a new arch is not complete A letter she wrote last month, com- statements. discussions and disputes between the staff the last several years, Iwt the tasae plained of "a pattern end philosophy on At that meeting, sjte presented a letter and the school Ahinintstration. became lufcled last -mmtk when fl the part of the administration that has to O'Mara, signed by 84 percent of the Schools Superintendent John J. Ward teachers were fired The Register NEW JERSEY . MAY 16. 1985 STATE DIGEST Mom-in-law says Springsteen's hitched 3 sons of actor at Rutgers LAKE OSWEGO, Ore. (AP) - While a gossip columnist says rock BRUNSWICK (AP) - Stefan, 24 and a Rutgers star Bruce Springsteen's wedding only three brothers to College student, said yesterday earlier this week was all a ruse, the at tend Rutgers simul- he will receive his bachelor of marriage certificate filed with a taneously share something else science degree in microbiolgy, county court shows the big day was that makes them unique — their but John, 23, and Andrew, It, Monday after all, a court clerk says father is Robert Prosky, who • want to follow their father's In yesterday's New York Daily plays the gruff roll call sergeant footsteps and have enrolled in the News, society columnist Suzy re- on TV's "Hill Street Blues Mason Gross School of the Arts ported the New Jersey singer- acting program at Rutgers. songwriter and model Julianne Phil- Stefan. John and Andrew will Stefan said his father, who is lips were to be married yesterday end their overlapping college filming a television movie in after staging a phony ceremony in an careers on May 23, when Stefan Vancouver, Canada, did not steer effort to throw reporters and fans off and John graduate from the state his brothers into acting, but the track. university. supports their choices. Miss Phillips' mother, Anne, yes- terday denied the report, saying, Kean signs prison funding bill "They got married on the 13th." In addition, a Clackamas County RENTON (AP) - Gov funding measure, said it is clerk, who asked to remain Thomas Kean has signed essential for the state to main- anonymous, said a wedding Tlegislation appropriating $18 tain adequate prison facilities certificate received Tuesday showed million to cover unanticipated "Would-be criminals should the couple was married Monday. prison costs. know that the Legislature will Barbara Holsapple, who managed support the governor's proposals the front office at the Oswego Lake About J9 7 million would be to crack down on criminal activi- paid to counties to handle a Country Club in Lake Oswego said ty and make room in our prisons the rocker and his 25-year-old bride projected increase in the number for lawbreakers," Chmnici said. of state prisoners housed in celebrated their marriage at a dance About 16.9 million of the county jails. and dinner there Tuesday. money would finance operating Relatives of the bride said the two The Department of Correc- costs for 500 new beds at three were married shortly after midnight tions said that for the current prison facilities, Chinnici said. Monday in Our Lady of the Lake fiscal year there will be an He said $1.2 million would pay Catholic Church in this Portlai... ASSOCIATED PRESS average of 1,370 state inmates Tor staffing and equipment at the suburb. The clandestine ceremony in A FAMILY MAN — Bruce Springsteen is shown the camera. Others in the photo are unidentified housed in county facilities. Camden Correctional Facility, the darkened church was aimed at being pointed out to friends and family at his bride's J.J. Koll, a 14-year-old boy who was babysitting tor which is scheduled to open in Assemblyman Joseph Chin- thwarting an army of news reporters home in Lake Oswego, Ore. "The Boss" can be a family which owns the house behind the \ugust nui. R Cape May, sponsor of the and photographers. seen in a T-shirt next to John, his bride's brother. Phillipses, managed to climb to the roof and snap But Suzy said that ruse was part Dad, Bill Phillips Sr, is at lar left and Julianne pictures of a larger ruse to allow the Phillips Springsteen is next to him with her back to State cancer rate still rising ceremony to go ahead yesterday, as originally planned RENTON (API - The 31.554 in 1981 U.S.A.," has been at the top of the Neither Springsteen, who owns a Springsteen, 35, has gained world- landed him on the covers of Time state's canrer rate is con- He said 1982 was the latest and Newsweek in the same week charts since its release 11 months house in Rumson, nor Miss Phillips tin uing to increase but it is in year for which figures were wide attention since the release of has been married before. T his 197$ "Born to Run" album, which His current album, "Born in the ago line wi th increases occurring in available in the department's the rest of the country, the New Cancer Registry Program. Jersey health commissioner said Lung cancer was the most yesterday. commonly diagnosed form of the Commissioner J. Richard disease in both years, accounting Princeton men speechless after civil rights ruling Goldstein said figures show that for 3,111 out of 15,385 new cases 33.711 new caiK«r case* were in 1981 and 3,208 out of 17.213 new diagnosed in 1962. compared to cases in 1982. PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) - The "By looking to substance rather admission to the three all-male clubs pus all male was saying that sexism men of Princeton University's re- than form, one can see that the before graduating in 1980 "Having is OK and that women are not maining all-male eating clubs dined relationship between the clubs and the most prestigious clubs on cam- equals." Lawmaker seeks sulfites ban on white linen tablecloths yesterday Princeton University is one of inte- while keeping a vow of silence about gral connection and mutual benefit. RENTON (AP) - Legis- salad bars a state civil rights division finding The fact that (the) clubs are lation that would prohibit "As soon as it (lettuce) begins that toe elite and very Ivy League structured as independent legal en- restaurants from using a to turn brown they spray it T institutions are discriminatory to tities can not obfuscate the depth of ATTENTION chemical preser vative known as again." he said. "You can't see women. their true association with Princeton sulfites has been introduced by it, you don't know it's there." Undergraduate members of the University," said the division's 52- SEA BRIGHT RESIDENTS Assemblyman Stephen Adubato. Adubato said lemon Juice page reort D-Esaex would be a safe alternative to exclusive Ivy Dub, the Tiger Inn and The Sea Bright Citizen Participation Group will conduct meetings en Adubato said a t a Statehouse sulfites the University Cottage Club said The university does not condone news conference yesterday fed- Similar legislation is pending they were following instructions not discrimination but is powerless to May 28, 1985 at 6:00 p.m. and May 29, 1985 at 6:00 p.m. for the eral studies have shown that in six other states, Adubato said to discuss the case. force the clubs to change their purpose of discussing programs to be submitted for funding through sulfites can trigger allergic reac- Adubato said the chemical "It's not a smart thing for us to do, policies, said Thomas Wright Jr., the Monmouth County Community Development Block Grant Program. tions and can prove fatal to some gives food the appearance of just to be safe," said 21-year-old Princeton's general counsel and a Meetings will be held at Boro Hall. people. freshness but actually does little David Holland of Cos Cob. Conn., a member of the Ivy Club. politics major who serves as social On June 3,1985 at 8:00 p.m. the Sea Bright Boro Council will conduct He said the chemical com- to improve taste. a public hearing at Boro Hall on the contents of an application to be pound, which is used to preserve "I assure you, the food is not chairman of University Cottage The civil rights division will Club attempt to head off court action by submitted to the Monmouth County Community Development Pro- fruits, vegetables ami seafood, is fresher from using sulfites, it gram. used routinely at restaurant only appears fresher," he said. But Sally Frank, the former seeking to mediate a settlement. student who became a lawyer and "That won't work," said Ms. The Public is invited to attend and participate in the discussion. took on the clubs' tradition-seeped Frank. "The clubs don't want to go Tarry McGuira ban on women, said she is thrilled by coed and I won't settle for anything Anti-abortion protesters convicted Councilmamber the decision that has "been a long less. HERRY HILL (AP) - Four blockage of the abortion clinic's time coming." "Sexism just radiated out of the Comm. Dav. Rep. anti-abortion demonstrators entrance was within the defen- "I plan to keep fighting it until its clubs," said Ms. Frank, who sought Cwho linked arms to block the dants' right to protest. But he conclusion," said Ms. Frank, 26 entrance to the Cherry Hill said their refusal to allow a Ruling on a complaint Ms. Frank Women's Center last Thanksgiv- police officer into the building lodged as a junior in December 1979. ing Day have been conv icted of was illegal. the New Jersey Division on Civil disorderly conduct. "I cannot find justification in Rights on Tuesday found the three preventing a police officer, in eating clubs violated state laws by Municipal Court Judge Fred uniform, from responding at the discriminating against women, and Jay Levin on Tuesday imposed premises," Levin said. "He was that the Ivy League school aided and $75 fines on demonstrators not there for an abortion. He was abetted the discrimination. Kathleen Long, Paul Ciinnon, not in the same class as those The division reversed its 1982 Michael Coraley and John Mur- seeking an abortion. He was in ruling that dismissed Ms. Frank's ray. Cornley was also found uniform and he was responding complaint on the grounds the clubs guilty of criminal trespass and (to a call for help)." were private and outside its jurisdic- fined $25, though the judge Ms. Long told the court she felt tion. suspended the penalty. it was her "public duty" to block Lawyers for the clubs have argued In his ruling, Levin said the the entrance. that they are privately owned, not part of the school, and could set their own membership standards. nniveMaku) -A T r>? Philadelphia Carpet Commercial Fisherman Broadloom Sale v Square yard of Ciompton's Creek SAVE *10°2now through May 25 • Nine different styles in 224 colors • Five year warranty • Saxonies, velvets, plushes • Same day delivery and installation • Price includes wall to wall installation • Protected with Scotchguard Carpet 8 pm Wednesday May 22nd and your choice of padding. Some Protector and 3M Antistat at Buck Smith's custom installation may be extra. static control. 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Arizona's Painted Desert, and re- telephone interview. area is primarily desert today it was than one of the dinsoaurs died there, Eight men with assault rifles Mahmoud Ghanem, told The searchers say the remains are the Their age makes them three or once located 1,700 miles to the south he said Band pistols kidnapped the Associated Press that gunmen in oldest ever found in North America four million years older than any and was full of streams and swampy The discovery of a complete leg Irish acting director ol a UN. two sedans, a red car and a green and possibly the world. dinosaur remains ever discovered in lowlands. indicates the animals died at or near relief agency, in traffic in west one, intercepted Walsh's white North America, Long said. "The dawn of the dinosaurs was a the spot where the bones were Beirut yesterday. station wagon on the seaside The well-preserved bones are of But Michael Greenwald. curator totally alien world." Long said. discovered, about 200 miles north- The abduction of Aidan Walsh Raouche Boulevard. an animal believed to be about the of the Berkeley Museum of Paleon- "There were no flowers, no birds, no east of Phoenix. Long said size of a German shepherd, but with came on the 18th straight day of "One gunman climbed out of tology, one of the largest in the world mammals, no butterflies, no colors Brian Small, a graduate student in a long neck and tail, said Rob Long, combat in Lebanon's capital. the red car, pointed his pistol in devoted to the discipline, said. "It's — only green and brown." paleontology from Texas Tech Uni- leader of a team of paleontology Police said fighting raged my face and told me to turn off the oldest dinosaur in the world, no The bones of one complete leg, versity working with Long, made the researchers from the University of without letup between Moslem the engine," Ghanem said. doubt about it." several thighs, ribs, vertebrae, and find last summer and Christian militiamen through "Three other gunmen opened the night and persisted Into the the back door. One cocked his afternoon, killing seven people gun and they ordered Mr. Walsh and wounding 16. out of the car." Yesterday's casualties raised Ghanem said Walsh stepped the toll to 101 killed and 518 out. holding a black attache case; On Sal* wounded since hostilities flared two gunmen grabbed his Today anew April 28. shoulders from behind and forced Thru Wafa Tanir. spokeswoman for him into the back of the red car. Monday the UN. Relief and Works Agen- and that the car sped off. cy, which helps Palestinian refu- followed by the other auto. gees in Lebanon, said Walsh was "The whole incident lasted no grabbed in the Raouche district more than two minutes," he said. of Beirut's mostly Moslem west- Walsh, from Cork, has served ern sector as he drove to his with the relief agency in Beirut office at 7:15 a.m. Miss Tanir since last September. His wife, quoted the driver as saying two sons and one daughter live in Walsh tried to explain that he Dublin. was an Irish UN official and had Family members in Dublin nothing to do with politics gave Walsh's age as 49. Exceptional value! Dotson and accuser appear together Vegetable & Flower Annuals |EWYORKlAPi-Calhleen her in 1977. said they also met Canadian Hemlocks well Webb appeared pub- privately Tuesday night by VEGETABLES: FLOWERS: 4 to 6 |licly for the first time yes- mutual arrangement B&B Reg. 24.99 • Asparagus • Eggplants terday with Gary Dotson. "I. of course, apologized for Heavy 30" to 36" tall speci- • Beans • Lettuce • Ageratum • Impaliens plants • Lima Beam 1 who spent six years in jail • Onions Allysum > Marigolds what I don't think I could men evergreens for hedging • Pol* Baans • Parsley > Begonias 1 because of her claim that he apologize enough. It was a friend- 19" • Cabbag* • Peppers Petunias and foundation. raped her - and she said she ly meeting," she said. |^B# Each • Cucumbers • Squash ' Coleus 1 Salvia Pickling would work to help him clear his • Cauliflower 1 Dusty Miller Asked if he accepted her and Tomatoas ' Plus Others name apology. Dotson said, "Oh. yeah. We shook hands." 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MAY 16. 1985 World watches as Philadelphia death toll rises "A number of people are going ly IM OVOKMAK back to their homes and breaking The Associated Press down," said Dr Richard Surles, 'Blunder, American style,' PHILADELPHIA I API - Five director of the city's Mental Health more incinerated bodies and a cache and Mental Retardation agency of weapons were found yesterday in ' This was not an act of nature blares international press the ruins of a radical cult's fortified This was gunfire and water cannons rowhouse by police who searched the and bombs This was as close as we see to war in a city in peacetime." to Trevor Fishlock, 44, a Times debris with heavy machinery and PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Mayor reporter based in New York Who was long-handled prongs said Dr Arthur Freeman, a psychol- W. Wilson Goode said he had feared on the scene Wednesday Thai find - which included the ogist at the Hospital of the Univer- the radical group MOVE would bodies of two children — increased sity of Pennsylvania who specializes "blow up the entire block" to "make "Our desk thought this was an the death toll to 11 Two other in counseling disaster victims. international headlines." astonishing story," Fishlock said children were among the six bodies A firefight and firestorm erupted "There are so many facets, so many In the end, police dropped the found Tuesday in the ruins of the Monday after police tried to evict stories to be told. bomb that destroyed the block, but house once occupied by the MOVE MOVE members and arrest four of "It was not just a Shootout, which the result was what the mayor cult them on charges of harassment and you see from time to time. You had predicted. We're taking one shovel at a possession of explosives The group the bomb on top of that, then the fire time." said police spokesman Lt had moved into the house three years "Blunder, American style," There was general astonishment at Jerry Whartenby "We're looking for ago trumpeted the independent Swiss how it progressed." any kind of evidence to tell us what MOVE, founded in 1972 by Vincent newspaper Tribune de Geneve in its went on, any more bodies that may Leaphart. is an anti-civilization account of the fire that destroyed 53 In Italy, the story knocked the or may not be there, weapons, group whose members use the houses and damaged eight others in Pope's European tour off the front ammo, things of that sort " surname Africa. They shun medi- west Philadelphia. page. A headline in the moderate La The five bodies found yesterday cine, refuse to bathe with soap and A Japanese headline read: Repubblica said, "A pyre in Phila- were wrapped in canvas body bags welcome dogs, cats, cockroaches "Police Drop Bomb on Black Ex- delphia," while Rome's II Messag- and taken to the city morgue for and rats into their homes tremists" while Norway's biggest gero had the words "Fire, Death, study. according to Clarence Mosley. MOVE has at least two other paper ran four photos and full-page Anger" under a picture of the the city's assistant city managing houses in the city headline: "Two children killed by burning neighborhood director Two MOVE members escaped police bombs." their blazing compound — Ramona The French leftist tabloid included Police assaulted the house on Television crews for Japan and Africa, who was arrested on charges the words, "War no. But certainly Monday with bullets, water hoses, Australia, as well as BBC radio and of assault and held on S3 million bail, one of the most unlikely urban tear gas and finally a two-pound numerous foreign newspaper re- and Birdie Africa, believed to be 13. guerrilla operations ever seen in bomb An ensuing fire burned 61 porters, joined scores of American who is hospitalized in good con- America." homes and uprooted at at least 225 reporters, photographers and broad- ditions with burns residents of the west Philadelphia cast crews covering the standoff You just don t bomb a house," In West Germany and the Nether- neighborhood between police and the radical group said state Sen Hardy Williams, a lands, however, the story got scant Two shotguns and a rifle were erupted into a gun battle in the Democrat who represents the neigh- attention found yesterday. Mosley said, and morning and an inferno in the borhood "It was stupid and tragic to JANA. the official Libyan news pieces which police at first thought ASSOCIATED PRESS evening agency, called the bombing a were bomb material That proved bomb a neighborhood in the city The Russians weren't coming " GUTTED ROWHOUSES — The gutted frames ol 60 Philadelphia The story of the MOVE Shootout "barbaric racial crime" and said the untrue, he said, but added that a and fire were featured in a back- MOVE members were simply en- substantial quantity of 38 caliber Williams called for the resignation homes smolder Tuesday alter police dropped an explosive in the of city Managing Director Leo house ol the radical group move on Monday. At least 11 bodies have page spread in Wednesday editions vironmentalists who were seeking ammunition had been found "of The Times in London, according better treatment Police also uncovered a second Brooks. been lound, three of them children. bunker with gunports in a rear corner of a basement Earlier, police found another basement bunker and bombed a steel-reinforced bunker off the roof Meanwhile. Mayor W Wilson Goode again defended his plan to evict the radicals anJ took full responsibility for the result The whole purpose of the oper- ation was to preserve life What happened was an accident There will not be any scapegoats I am fully and totally responsible." he said at a news conference Goode said he would appoint within one week a commission to ers review the facts that led up to the Monday confrontation Police used a five-story crane with a jaw-like bucket to scoop rubble from the MOVE house and dump it in the street Officers picked through at your New Jersey the debris with hand tools Police were unsure how long the process would take. Whartenby said. They don't want to miss something that might be crucial." he said. Chevy dealer! Meanwhile, refugees from the middle-income neighborhood were sheltered at college dormitories and with friends and relatives while the city develops plans to rebuild the neighborhood Expecting to be away from home only overnight, the residents took no possessions when police evacuated them from the area Sunday, and most lost everything they owned in a lire that destroyed 53 homes and burned eight others Residents under police escort returned to their old street Wednes- day, but most found only the brick dividing walls still standing, like defiant dominoes Residents try counting their charred losses PHILADELPHIA (API - The newly homeless come asking where they will live or where they will eat. but often they simply want to talk about what they lost when Philadel- phia's Osage Avenue burned For many at an emergency center yesterday, it was family photos, jewelry, the mementoes of a lifetime — all of it in ashes because they ^ were neighbors of MOVE ^ "It's a lot like mourning." said Velma Carter, a mental health clinician and supervisor for The Consortium, a county mental health services agency ASTRO "People dealing with this are SPECTRUM reacting at first with shock Then they'll go through stages of total disbelief, denial and anger. Eventu- The new size van that The newest Japanese ally, they'll reach some kind of resolution It can take six months to beats every other a year." she said. import Ms Carter's agency is one of garageable van. More fun per pound than any car ever built. about a dozen set up in a converted Best sedan mpg you can get* More room than a recreation center about a block from More parkable, more manageable, more affordable. Osage Avenue Rolls Royce Corniche. And great looks, to boot. "I'm absolutely numb. All I have It's the import that shows the imports how. is a few papers," said Amanda $7,821 CARGO VAN Dorsey, who lived on the block in west Philadelphia for 28 years $6,295 2DR $6,5 David Goodman, manager of plan- (shown here) ning and development for the city managing director, said families from 43 of the »1 destroyed homes had visited the center to fill out forms Ms Carter said people mostly just See them now need to talk to someone, to ask "How at' can I eat'" and "How can I sleep'" Mayor W. Wilson Goode has YOUR pledged that the city will rebuild the homes by Chruttmas. Developer Wlllard G Rouse III said yesterday he could have a CHEVY rebuilding plan ready in 48 hours and pledged to "work with each individ- • ER» r,IM 38 MPQ city. 43 MPO ftgtmy UM lor compjruon tbut ntwgi may «n« ual property owner" on plans for Min) m dvts Tn. ir«wi ma inn ,mt. c B^tgt Sux* 1 Pinnfi. iW5 DEALER each home 'Hie Register MUMMY. MAY 16, 1985 OPINION 7A OURS Mystery of the missing link here's something about a missing the state. Needless to say, each section Tlink that makes us uneasy. was more expensive than the last. And, Especially when it's the missing oh yes, there was that section in link of a major state highway. When it's Monmouth County, between Rt. 36 in only three miles long, and has been Eatontown and Deal Road in Ocean "missing" for more than a decade. And Township, that wasn't built at all. especially when it gets mired in Today, three bonding acts later, the political posturing and bureaucratic question of "finishing" Rt. 18 in red tape. Monmouth County has surfaced in the We're talking, of course, about Rt. state Assembly. Once again it has 18 become a political issue. There actu- This is the state road which is ally was discussion this month that supposed to run south from the north- funding for transportation could be western border of Monmouth County to based on whether certain state projects its southern border. were in Republican or Democratic But, for some mysterious reason districts. Imagine! Our law makers that's far, far beyond our com- must have missing links in their heads. prehension, the road dead-ends right in the middle, at Rt 36, then picks up In any event, completion of the Rt. three miles and many twists later and 18 missing link is supposed to be back continues on, believe it or not, to on track — to the tune of $21 million. another missing link to the south. That sum is just for constructing part Something about this missing link of the three-mile stretch, from Deal doesn't make sense Road to Wyckoff Road in Eatontown. Here's a road that went on the state's Work on the rest of it is supposed to drawing boards almost 20 years ago. It start in 1989. We say "supposed" was to be called the Highway 35 because, from past history, we have no Bypass The idea was to carry traffic real reason to believe the gap on Rt. 18 Federal whistle blower shown the door away from congested Rt. 35 that winds will be closed. In fact, we suspect the WASHINGTON - A government engi- Badhwar show that Stanke s bosses were members of Congress through the center of one Shore town day could come when state legislators neer has been fired because he persisted in determined to muffle the troublesome Last January, officials rifled Stanek's after another. Land was'acquired on a appropriate funds for rebuilding Rt. 18 a vain attempt to save the taxpayers whistle blower. desk and confiscated his computer disks. higgledy-piggledy basis and the road — and the link still would be missing. billions of dollars. On Dec. 29, 1963, for example, Stanek "The disks were not. as you contend, stolen The engineer, Floyd Stanek, was fired received a memo from Richard E. Hay, from the desk in your office," Stanek was was constructed in much the same way, Yes, this missing link makes us last February, after we disclosed his director of highway operations research informed by memo. "Rather, they were in different sections at various points in uneasy. determined efforts to get the Federal and development, threatening to charge removed from the government desk in a Highway Administration to use pre-stressed him with absence without leave if he used legitimate and appropriate exercise of concrete on federally funded roads. The government work time to criticize the FHWA's management authority. The disks technique requires far less cement and steel are in our possession." than standard paving methods. Highway officials say the notes on the His dismissal notice, which had the seized disks show that Stanek was intruding sickening flavor of a Soviet political trial, Jack Anderson in matters that were none of his business OTHERS' accused him of undermining "the con- This was reflected in his dismissal notice, fidence of the public in the integrity of the agency. Among the forbidden activities which said: "That the FHWA or some other government." were "self-initiated media contacts and government agency may be concerned with A report he wrote and sent to Congress other discussions and meetings not specifi- such subject areas, as you have written, "unfairly and injudiciously attacks the cally authorized by FHWA wherein you does not mean such areas are official duties Highway needs should be met origins, legitimacy, integrity and worth of present your personal views on FHWA of Dr. Floyd Stanek. Your official duties are a program endorsed by the FHWA," activities, policy and procedures." those assigned to you or approved for you Stanek's boss wrote. decade ago, when the nation was factor for the rise in the Turnpike's This was shortly after Stanek forthrightly by your supervisor." informed his bosses that our office had Stanek was even accused of soliciting a caught up in the throes of the Arab traffic volume. It's hard to deny (hat Stanek was injudicious — perhaps even a bit rash. But contacted him. gift or favor from a potential government Aoil boycott, there was concern A study done for the Turnpike if anyone was unfair, it was Stanek's In a bizarre interpretation of the situ- contractor. Stanek readily acknowledged about the economic future of toll roads, Authority was the basis for the newly superiors. ation. Hay accused Stanek of trying to that, in a letter to the inventor of the paving a fiscal specter raised by the sharp announced billion-dollar expansion pro- They hired a cement industry association intimidate others. "Attempts to intimidate, technique, he asked for advice on raising to study the paving technique Stanek had involve or implicate your felow employees money to "expose doings that are not in the drop in traffic volume. Those fears ject that will include adding six lanes advocated. It was hardly a surprise that the by sending them copies of your so-called best interest of the nation's highway were not too long in being dispelled, to the toll road from just north of cement manufacturers recommended using documents of record ... shall cease," the technology." however. Newark up to Ridgefield Park and two substantially more cement than Stanek says director ordered. Stanek added that he had already spent Last June, Stanek drew a two-week An accelerated runup in gasoline lanes from Newark to New Brunswick. is necessary. f 1,000 of his own money on one report, in Internal agency documents obtained by suspension for using government time and which he claimed he could save the costs proved ony a transitory monetary The authority's consulting engineers our associates Corky Johnson and Indy property to prepare the report he sent to government (300 million deterrence for American motorists. It said the project addressed the road's wasn't long before they resumed their most critically needed improvements. former riding habits after they ad- A major beneficiary of the Turnpike justed to the trauma of accepting the expansion will be the sports complex. long-term reality of paying more for A little trouble down at the bank A new toll exchange will be built near their fuel. the existing one serving the facility. It Dear Freddy, mean, Freddy, is if I'm paying 7 percent to _ _ . May 10, 1985 Ten years after the oil crisis, the would relieve what a Turnpike com- I know you haven't heard from me for the depositors I have to loan it out at IS Dear Freddy, problem has been reversed for New percent to make any money. Well, for- The dinner has been called off. I don't missioner calls the "most dangerous some time. But I'm writing to ask you if you Jersey's two major toll roads - the would attend a dinner in which I'm going to tunately, there are a lot of people in know if you saw it in the papers or on TV conditions we can have" on the toll Turnpike and Garden State Parkway. be honored as the "Good Citizen of the America who are more than willing to pay but my bank has been taken over by the road. Year'' at the Grand Milk wood Hotel on June more than the going rate to borrow money. state. What happened was this dipsy doodle The current concern is chronic conges- ]. Most of them were turned down by the other securities outfit in Florida walked away A capital expansion of this magnitude tion, which is particularly acute during I guess you've been wondering what banks for one silly reason or another. with our money morning and evening rush hours. is, of course, a costly undertaking, a happened to me since I stopped selling We could have survived that, but the news long-term bond financing that will have encyclopedias door-to-door in Bethesda of our losses got into the papers, and Both toll roads have completed suddenly the depositors made a run on the to be amortized by increased tolls later Well, believe it or not, I'm a hotshot banker several expansion projects to ease in Maryland. I know what you're thinking. bank. It was a small run until the TV congestion in the more heavily traveled in this decade. Turnpike officials What do I know about banking after selling Art Buchwald stations showed the people with their beach sections. The Turnpike added lanes expect the improvement to solve most encyclopedias for the last ten years? chairs and paper bags waiting to take their of the traffic problems on that align- dough out. Then all hell broke loose. some years ago on the stretch extend- It'i a business just like any other These guys and dolls are salt of the earth. Obviously we couldn't give everybody ing from Newark through Middlesex ment of the toll highway. business. People are always looking for They're real estate developers, com- their money back since it was all out on bargains and if you can offer 'em a better County. The Parkway did the same in In a high growth state like New modities speculators, oil drillers, takeover loans or lost somewhere in the swamps of deal than the guy down the street you've got artists and horse-racing enthusiasts. Union County and below the Raritan Jersey, an integrated efficient highway Florida and New Jersey. What with the a customer. Besides the money I make on loans, my unfortunate publicity the bank examiners toll exchange, an expansion that is network is a matter of high economic Banking is really a snap if you know bank also invests with go-go securities decided to come in with their crummy little being extended to it southern section to priority. The Turnpike congestion is anything about human nature. The trick is firms in Florida and New Jersey. They pay hand calculators. They found some dis- to have a solid-looking building with lots of accommodate the greatly increased reflective of a widespread traffic us interest rates you wouldn't believe. crepancies on the books, which they marble and a guard standing by the door claimed were fraudulent but which were traffic drawn by Atlantic City casinos. problem in a state that has the most with a gun on his hip, who looks real serious So you can see I've got a foolproof thing really mistakes in bookkeeping. They also More recently, the Turnpike has been heavily used highways and streets in about protecting the customer's deposit. going. The depositors are getting rich, said I took out several million dollars for. experiencing traffic congestion in its the nation. It is a problem that will Since I pay more interest than other businessmen are getting their loans, and the my own personal expenses, which they're bank is earning a huge return on its money. irthern section, a problem reflecting become even more acute if these banks in the area, the money just keeps going to have to damn well prove. pouring in. People are standing in line in Anyway, the governor is blazing mad and heavy development spurred by the urgent transit needs are not realistical- front of my window right now with paper The reason I'm being made ••Citizen of the people who lost their savings are kinda Meadowlands Sports Complex. The ly addressed. bags full of currency, scared silly our safes the Year" is I have just bought new upset, so we decided to postpone the complex itself has been a significant The Newark Star-Ledger will be full up before they can open an uniforms for the high school football band "Citizen of the Year" dinner until I could account with us. and the people of Milkwood don't know how work out some sort of plea bargain with the I don't have any problems attracting to say thank you. Hope you can make it. attorney general Besides. I'm now living in deposits. My difficulty is figuring how to Best regards, the Bahamas and it's hard to pin me down History lesson for Congress spread it around." Heh, heh, heh. What I George for a date when I can pick up the award. history prof at Syracuse University Most of his students had barely been who polled his students recently born when the fighting was at its peak. YOURS Awas "shocked" to learn that 60 But if the good professor wants to percent of them didn't know who the perform a real public service, he should in 1980 by the Holmdel Environmental from weed killers, fertilizers, gasoline, Viet Cong were. administer his test to Congress. A new Holmdel committee Commission, three of the twelve unique road salt, etc. is inevitable. natural areas identified in the township Revenue projections do not include the Half didn't know who won the Its performance on foreign affairs of' To The Editor: were in this parcel. Also, in the Growth cost of reservoir cleanup, and these could Vietnam war, most didn't know about late — particularly on aid to I am writing on behalf of the Holmdel easily dwarf any advantages. We have Committee for Sound Development. This Management Guide prepared by the Mon- therefore urged the Board of Chosen the My Lai massacre and 60 percent Nicaraguan rebels — indicates an group was formed last week as a result of mouth County Planning Board in 19(2, this thought Lt. William Calley was sec- ignorance of history that is truly serious concern over the proposed develop- parcel was designated as limited growth Freeholders to approve the Bond Ordinance area. This is the prime piece of land in to fund the acquisition of this tract of land retary of state during the mid-1960s. shocking. ment of the Marlu-Twitchell tract on the Holmdel-Middletown border. As of today, Monmouth County for open space preser- and to use the property for open space New York Post Shocking? Perhaps. Surprising? No. we have over fifty members. vation. It offers an unique opportunity to preservation. provide a region of continuous open space It is presently proposed to build about 45 through the county. If it is developed, then Holmdtl Commltttt lor Sound Development single-family homes close to the Swimming the opportunity is lost forever. River Reservoir, together with 390 The second reason is that the develop- townhouses and an II hole golf course. ment could seriously compromise drinking We believe that the Holmdel Township water supply and quality in Monmouth Thanks to merchants The Register Committee is mistaken in its support of this County. Bank erosion and siltation are project for two main reasons. The first already problems at the Swimming River To the Editor: Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register reason is that the development will Reservoir. Excess run off of water is a Sisterhood of Congregation Beth Shalom, A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper eliminate a crucial open space area and common problem with virtually all develop- Red Bank, extends sincere thanks to all change the character of the township. ments in Holmdel, and we believe that the merchants who helped to make the Chines* GEORGE J. LISTER In the 1(TS Master Plan adopted by situation will deteriorate rapidly if this auction of May 8 a success Presided and PublittWf Holmdel Township, the parcel of land development is implemented. Also, there i around Swimming River Reservoir was are many ways in which the proposed PlMCR| IM K Bill Thompson Charles C Triblehorn Jane Foderaro zoned for • linear park. In the Natural tertiary treatment sewerage facilities can M OtyEOHw MM Sunday Editor Resource Inventory of Holmdel, prepared fail. In addition, pollution of the reservoir MB** 8A Ih. H.K TNUMMY. MAY 16, 1985 FranoisL Mulroone Sr Harry J Charpek. 55 of Asbury > Group sues to block battleship homeport OBITUARY Park, died yesterday al the Francis L Mulrooney Sr. M. of Riverview Medical Center. Red Forest Avenue. Keansburg. died NarnfJ. muliai *| n Karti *»«•. ill II. rM u> praMIt Hie hum«port nor Bank yesterday at Riverview Medical \ Monmouth County •kyttrM »nct tin' .li«|»'««l ol Ihe drntfe spoilt llx Crank JIMS Sr r>mi««hw xvouM N Mm pM Bom in Long Island NY. Mr Center Red Bank evironmrntal nrganlmtlnn have FIM. Ertwt J. MMaM und CD«M vpif't uvel niili"> nil SMIIIIV Honk Charpek had lived in Middletown Born in Fall River. Mass . Mr joined a lawsuit against the Navy M lMBWlUll Mullock WrtM before moving to Asbury Park 2'< intended to block the proposed ( nnUinnl In Ihe mtilerial to be KMrsoHy Fraud! Sr Mulrooney lived in Port Monmouth Wortor* who «>Mk> ii damped KIT larfr amount! ol PCBs, years ago before moving to Keansburg 31 years contniction of a Slat™ Island kWM Hill CMnmatMcttieM »i*t Hf»f«ti-h SclwU BoroHn C He was a salesperson for Collins port for the battleship Iowa and Ml heavy mrlalu and hydrocarbon!, Kjl in llolniiii'l uld Ii Aikman. Inc a textile firm encort vessels W\l\ H.MW1I it"' HiVIIIIVf ill located in New Vork City, (or five He was a self-employed plumber The American Littoral Society rivtoi ivl |N >.m<-in.in I m»i.il K.inilllng the tult ii the New York years Prior to that, he was em- for 35 yean, until his retirement two James M. Crank Sr. based in Sandy Hook, and Fair Society. Mid hn givup (ettwl ilw Mill l.iw (Inn »(Cold. Farrell and Marks ployed with the J P Stevens. Inc years ago 1 Haven physicist John Worlock are h«-»ui«> Ihe Ntvj » MiMi\>nmi nlfl Sid of ihr Hi plaintiffs are members New York City, for 15 years among 15 plaintiffs in the suit, which n( Ihr Nrw York Clly Council James M Crank Sr., 71. of 111 Mr Mulrooney was a IS Army sludv mWtTMcd nonhci UW 'Ii *d(4M| Mr Charpek was • IS Marine was filed April IS in Manhattan * Highfield Avenue. Aberdeen was veteran of World War II. and a veteran of the Korean War federal district court fognd dead of exposure in Holmdel. member of the Veterans of Foreign He was a communicant of St Mondav Wars, post 1953. Keansburg The suit charges the Navy with fiorri in Halifax Va . Mr. Crank James Roman Catholic Church, Red 'blatant violations " of federal regu Talks between Kong Branch Council was a resident of Aberdeen for the Bank Surviving are his wife. Ella M lations by failing to include in it*, last 35 years His wife, the late Patixia A Beyer Mulrooney; a son. Francis L environmental study a discussion »l He retired as a truck driver for Charpek. died in 1976 Mulrooney Jr of Lantana. Fla . a the homport s effect on the presence and school board are •unsuccessful* Twin County Grocers of Linden Surviving are two sons. Henry daughter. Mrs Patricia Wilson of of nuclear weapons in New York He was an Army veteran of World Charpek of the I'S Navy, and Harbor plant to eliminate 13 staff positions Union Beach; a brother. Joseph T War II William Charpek of Middletown. two The Iowa and perhaps some of the I.ONC HHWVH Tllkl hclwccn if the appeal Is denied. Mulrooney of Tampa. Fla , two members of the Hiwril ,<( BaVtUeH Mr Crank was a member of the daughters. Mrs Leigh Ann Tanko. escort ships will carry Tomohawk LtGltM suggested several other and (he Clt) ("ounoil .>n » rraching a ' Providence Baptist Church. Clif- with whom he lived, and Mrs sisters. Mrs Grace Kipp of Keyport cruise missiles, which may be areas that could be trimmed instead school huiiiii't wwprorntol bw* fwood where he taught Sunday Patricia DiBerardo of Baltimore. and Mrs Delia Meyer of Jersey nuclear tipped and. with every recommendation, been unraccwtful >.' I.H Super school Md . a sister Joan Charpek of Long City; and four grandchildren A Pentagon official has said the ripped off a piece of fat from a slab intendent Herheri \ Koro\ said Surviving are his wife. Loula May Island. N Y . and two grandchildren ships would offload all weapons, he had bought and deposited it on the yesterday Crank a son James A Crank Jr. The John E Day Funeral Home. The John W Mehlenbeck Funeral nuclear and non-nuclear alike, at table where the board members of Aberdeen, a daughter. Evelyn Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- Home. Hazlet. is in charge of Naval Weapons Station Earle before The board is nou uaitinfi for S.uil were sitting limy of Red Bank, a brother Henry ments arrangements. undergoing major maintenance in ("ooperman. slate commissioner of 0 Crank ol Newark three sisters New York education lo rule on its appeal of the Among items he said might be cut \Ury Tucker of Trenton. Lilie Although a Defense Department council's order thai $240 000 be > HI were some administrators, new McGee of Roxboro N C and Hattie official has previously acknowledged from the $19 million budget sciences classes, trips by staff Parker of Durham N C and three that submarines equipped with nu- Speaking at a board meeting List members to conferences and the grandchildren Funds being raised for family clear weapons periodically visit night. Jack LeGlise president of the board's negotiator in contract talks The Childs Funeral Home Red Earle, the Navy refuses to discuss or Long Branch School Employ.-. with teachers Bank is in charge of arrangements even confirm the presence of nuclear Association, congratulated the board Korey dismissed each of these affected by fire last month weapons in the harbor for appealing the cuts but blasted its suggestions F.rneM J. Fina The lawsuit thus alleges that the night, according to a hospital spokes Navy and Defense Department have man Ernest .1 Fina ii7 ol West Long RED BANK - Residents, busi- failed to comply with the National Parrish is currently undergoing Brjivh died yesterday at Mon nessmen and social workers are Knuromental Policy Act of 1969. therapy at home moult Medical Center Long banding together to help the family which the plaintiffs note requires Board of Education membei Rmnch of victims of a fatal fire at 232 S the preparation of a detailed En- PUBLIC AUCTIONS Pearl St last month Milton Jones has established a Ban in New Yrk City Mr Fina vironmental Impact Statement on Dunbar Fund at First Fidelity Bank • ed in Long Blanch before Frederick D Dunoar. 24. and every proposal for a major federal SAT. MAY 18TH. 9:00 A.M. I J3 Newman Springs Road Timor ~)t>\ :•% lo West Log Branch in 1942 \nthony Stevens. 19 both died in the action which might significantly Falls I lYinr lp retiring in 1972. he was a blaze which destroyed the home. affect the quality of the human 10 4TH. AVt:. ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS. N.J. Barry Gray, branch manager, h.r ; "xifram analyst employed at Fort Marion Dunbar 22. and Sandra environment." said the bank will donate 1100 to the ESTATE OF EDWARD GUNDERSON Monmouth for 31 years Stevens Parrish. 21. both survived As a physicist. I believe the Navy 1975 Plymouth Valient (3) Power Mowers. Roseville Vase, Six rooms ol the blaze fund has entirely failed to deal with the Vr F:rii »as a communicant of furniture. Honer Accordion (Old) Three Part Hepplewhite Dining Table (14 Hah Tr:rnt> Roman Catholic Dunbar however, remained in AME Zion Church. 285 Shrewsbur> environmental safety aspects of the Avenue, and the Ministerium of Rec legs)". Early Wedgeood (Chelsea). Six Piece Hand Mad* Pewter Tea Sat. k Long Branch critical condition at St Barnabas nuclear issue." Worlock said "This KimDIe double Keyboard Organ Blus Feather Edge Platter; Salt Qlate Qrock. Bank have also contributed money u H(»isi member of the National Medical Center Livingston. last is the first time the Navy is placing Redware. BOOKS i Maps. Assort China 4 Glassware. Oak drop front desk (ca help the family Federation of Federal Retirees and such a group in a highly populated 1900). Early Home Spun. Pewter Top Syrup Pitcher. (2) Ukuleles'. 9 String Ban|O. Majic Lantern w slides. Camel Back Trunk. Fiestaware. Snake Basket •r* west Long Branch Leisure Club The Monmouth Day Care Center area, and I feel that the process by 9 West Bergen Place, is also running with snake. Ladder Back Rocker (Shaker). Good Tools; Kitchenwares; Sonora iving are his wife Anna which they came to that decision has Victrola. WWII British Bugle. Harpoon (R). Plate Collect. Box Lots Uniforms Aberdeen okays a cookie sale to benefit the Dunbai r.oa Fina two sons. Ernest been inadequate ' (Military). Lots more Short » Sweet. Don't Miss It Preview 8 A.M. family Fma Jr of North Arlington and He noted that the Navy has Terms Cash Sal* #2510 Bates Lodge. 306 Shrewsbury Av Pfciiip Fina of Middletown a blocked efforts of civilian officials to housing project enue. has scheduled a Disco Fashior • • Michael Fina of Lakewood prepare contingency plans for a the BY ORDER OF JUDITH FURY, EXECUTRIX Revue starting at 9 p rn June 14 tc a sister Ann Stanley of Ridge accidental emission of lethal raise money for the family \ Y and tour grandchildren ABERDEEN - The Planning plutonium dust from a damaged The Damiano Funeral Home Board last night granted final site COATS & BARRON. INC plan approval for the construction of '.jinf Branch is in charge of ar- •UCTMMIiai >ltUiHH 100 townhouses and condominium al w «.»•« ao.d MuMaaai N j o'Tao units on a 10 i-acre parcel at the Dorothy C. Schulz corner of County Road and Cliffwood Avenue RUMSON READING INSTITUTE However, the board granted the Dorothy C Schulz. 61 of Middle- H plan provided the applicant. Rondell lown died Tuesday at Rivervie* Construction Corp.. Clark, widen Medical Center Red Bank Announces County Road and nearby Biondi Bom in Brookline Mass Mrs Supplementary courses in basic skills foi Street at the site and add sidewalks Schulz had lived in Rumson for IS on both sides of County Road and on greatest success in school and college nears before moving lo Middletown the southside of Biondi Street Sola alajrti Friday. May 17lh eight yean ago The plan was approved by a 7-2 33rd Summer Session In* Suitataft May Ittti She was a travel consultant for the vote, with board members Richard Vagabond Travel Agency. Little Lewicki and John McGinty dissent- July 1 - August 23 Silver, for five years ing Mrs Schulz was a communicant of Reading Writing, Mathematics After the hearing. Mark Breit SI James Roman Catholic Church. Study Skills Courses at all levels from man. attorney for the applicant, said arithmetic to Algebra II All Lawn & Garden Center Red Bank Two 3-hour sessions each week the conditions placed by the board This is the basic course of courses are planned to de- Her husband. Charles J Schulz. would call f jr an additional $100,000 Rumson Reading Institute and velop died in 1972 to be spent on the project However. is offered at all levels from 7th • logical approach to prob- Surviving are three daughters. lem solving he said he is not sure of the original grade through college Students Mrs Nancy S Dauster of Old Lyme. are grouped according lo abili- • facility in applying math- cost Conn . Mrs Jane S Smith of Chevy ty This course helps students ematical processes logically Chase. Md.. and Mrs Polly Schulz • to read with speed and com- Whitehead of 'Fair Haven; her prehension • to write grammatically and Elementary Courses mother. Mrs Dorothy L Connor of logically Grades 1-6 Brookline. Mass ; and five grand- Pallone bill would All Green Good* • to increase their knowledge of Reading and or Arithmetic Choow from «O4 saMcton of children vocabulary now offered in 2. 4-week ya*« avargraani. mododandrona The John E Day Funeral Home, close sludge site This course is very popular with morning sessions Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- serious student! who are ments anxious to improve their school Reading Readiness TRENTON - State Sen Frank grades and to obtain maximum Kindergarten Age Children Pallone Jr . D-Monmouth. has in- preparation for college board •Now dtailable in 2. •week Miriam Mam lock troduced a resolution calling upon and prep school exams NMlOM the federal Environmental Protec- Miriam Mamlok. 80. of Keyport, tion Agency to close the sewage All courses under the supervision of died Tuesday at home sludge dumpsite off Sandy Hook by L RUSSELL G R4WFV Born in New Jersey, Miss Oct 1. 1986 Mamlock was a lifelong resident of The agency last month announced Keyport plans to phase out the site, located She was a retired clerk for the J J 12 miles off the coast, over a period RUMSON READING INSTITUTE \ewberry Department Store, Key- of 12 to IS months. port. where she was employed for 35 Pallone said the resolution would 235 Hope Road, Tintoa Falls, N.J. years keep the pressure on the EPA to ' Mist Mamlock was a member of resist efforts by New York City to 542-4777 the First Baptist Church. Keyport postpone the final closing Traiiportation available She was a member of the Open Door of the Bayshore Area, a senior citizens group. Surviving are a cousin. Robert E Potted Rosas Vogel of Shrewsbury Haady to plant Baautilully Huoding with color ana fragranca The John E Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- ments •FUNBULS •HOSPITALS • WEDDINGS 202 Death Notice • RAM WTZVAHS • ANNIVERSARIES • ANY OCCASION CRANK — Mum M oi in >*enMU AM. AQardaati on May 13, IMS Davotad huttMna of LOuia May Loving lit** or Jamat U Click jr and Mft Evatyr. Griy Fond orotnor GIBSON — Horaca. ol Jartay An . Cmtwood on Sav. '3 on Ortho toil May 11 INS. » •ayanora Community noaprtai Ha Sayrewoods Florist II «aa tna nuabanfl ol trta MHa Donnta Qibaon Ha it Flowers Speak From the Heart World-Wide Wire Service 114 Main 81.. Matawan and turf inwet turvivad by 1 daugrtiar Ouaaia Jonnaon. 1 aen. WMlw (Acroaa Iron Jaffy Bayax'i RaWuiant) central noy F Fagg. 1 bromar. San OflMon. 2 arMara. Mania KOCH Florist & Gifts RIVERVIEW FLORIST IHuiipa 1 nawna «ara, > grandeNMran. ia oraal- 1870 Hwy 35. Middletown. N.J. 07748 arandenrtdran Funaral «M Da Friday at t p m from Fruit Bukin • Oifls • Balloons 566-3200 »-•> o a. tna aiomuanca •apllll Church CMhjooa Miaamtawil 871-0744 Masway Qrm^ Carnal Frianda may can Thuraday Middletowns Finest" 741-2685 113 w Front. St. Wa Stod Flown iVofWn yam T-i at ma cnurcn Arrangamanta by ma Jamaa FjnaraJ Mama 17 Fayana 91 Partti Ambay. C. Du Butt Rax) Band, N.J. 07701 Uttor CnOM Cardt AcofMd QUTHRIDQE — Artnurjr Ol CMr»ood »«• on May 12 1*W i" layanara Canmunny I la mall Ma Kiyprt h Fltrtats a«M Ina huaband of tna lata Odaaaa Qyamiaaa. famar AppU ol Claoonaua Hobwn Outnridga Tanya. UaMa., 54 W Front St., Keyport MB) m «tM k Maaaj Flower Shop 15-30-15 20-20-20 20-20-20 Cymnia. Paula and Diana QuUvtoga 3 brornari 1 Ib. 2 V. Ib. j«mat John and WMHam Outnrtdaa. a atalars Lula 739-1150 206 Main St. •aid* Yard Guard Mama. Claudia Irby. Smnoy Macon. Kutn Soon t Keyport 264-0497 Own roung Funaral •" ba Thuraday May la at 11 "Flowtm say H Best" -S5 cl> 4,m from 9* aroMdanoa •apaal Churcn. Chflwood M«ior Cratfn Caroa tooaptm ay pnooo r crKlrl card* ico»p*a* a/wo "*" •* a* Mat imarmani Midway Oraan CamaMry. Mama Ar- IM tmmmam »y ma Jamaa Funaral Homa. 17 Fayana SI farm Amboy Voui full Mrvtca florian - W* can •** SCHULZ — Dorainy (naa Caonatl« MaMwoam Attention Florltt! of Hay 1' IM Kita al ma wa Cnanaa J Momar Colonial Flowers oIMn Nancy S Daudf». Mr. janaS Smtm t Mra 125 Mark ham Plua. LrWa Sllvar Order your special ad f>a*« tcfiula W«lllalf< Oaugfiiag r ol Mr* Ooroihy L S E Front Street, Red Bank into this Directory. cJ7noJ7VV J U •« • " •> * "C N0-6MI CIM..MIW **m, 741-4666 •Borr aUaMtrr* a BALLOON* • PLOWIM u Th* Jam f Oay Fuoaral MomaJH »«njda «„ 542-4000, Ext. 252 Had law* Mamonal da»>a»o«aj Tna Amancan All Mafor CradM CM* AcctpMd Ir PhOM Cradit Card Oro»ri Aooaptad By Phona C*n-ar taoaty ara (ralarrad The Register MAY 16. 1985 YOUR TOWN M senior citizen organizations. He has served as assistant state director of the American Association of Retired Long Branch Manalapan Persons, is a member of the Mon- mouth County Advisory Council on Seven Presidents' Aging, and serves on the board of Kuschick to be honored directors of the Monmouth County UP AND AWAY — beach badge sales Board of Social Services. Senior citizens cel- in school ceremonies McCormack was honored with ebrated the end of "Fam- start Monday at park other seniors from around the state ily Week" on the banks The Manalapan-Englishtown Re- at a luncheon hosted by Governor gional Board of Education will of the Navesink River, The Monmouth County Park Sys- Kean in Drumthwacket, the gov- dedicate an all-purpose room May 21 releasing a bouquet of tem's Seven Presidents oceanfront ernor's official mansion in Prince- in the Pine Brook School, Pease balloons into the wild park in Long Branch will begin ton. Road, during ceremonies to start at blue yonder Residents telling season beach badges Monday McCormack was selected from a 7:30p.m. The room will be dedicated ol the Navesink House from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. number of nominees for the honor, in memory of Stanley Kuschick for Badges will be sold weekdays only Litwin said Nursing Unit in Red his service to the children of until Memorial Day weekend; after Bank spent the first week Manalapan as a volunteer and a May 17 badges will be sold seven of May entertaining fam- public servant. days a week. ily members and sharing Friends and members of the Seasonal parking passes will also with them the problems community are invited to attend. be available, although limited to the Hazlet and joys of living in a first 350 people who apply. long-term health care fa- Fee categories by age are: 11 and cility. The program was under; 12 to 18; 17 to M and 85 and Spring refuse clean-up scheduled to coincide older Freehold with the start of National The park concession stand will be Saturday morning Honor Older Americans open weekends from May 25 until Month which is being June 17; it will then be open seven Residents here will be able to days a week until Labor Day. 'Land of Israel' by Oz participate in a spring clean-up celebrated across the For further Information, contact Saturday. Yard and household refuse country this month the park system. book discussion topic such as refrigerators (with doors removed), mattresses, etc., may be The Small Book Club at the taken to the public works depart- Monmouth County Library, 25 Broad ment on Leocadia Court from 9 a.m. Street, will discuss "In the Land of to noon. Middletown Israel" by Amos Oz on May 21 at Only household refuse will be REGISTER/CARL D FORINO 2:45 p.m. The discussion will focus accepted. No raw garbage will be on options for Israel at the time of permitted. The cleanup is open to Local man receives the Lebanon War. Hazlet residents onlys (e.g. refriger- All who have read the book are ators (doors removed), springs, 'distinguished' honors invited to take part; copies of the mattresses, furniture, lumber and book are available for loan at the yard trimmings are examples of at Purdue University library. some of the items that can be disposed of. Absolutely no raw Roger Covert. Middletown resi- garbage will be permitted nor will dent, was honored by Purdue Univer- Freehold man named commercial, industrial, or contrac- sity as one of nine Distinguished /4 Vote tor's bulding refuse, explosives, A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organizations Rate* 13 75 for three lines for 1 day (II 00 each Engineering Alumni during cer- Citizen of the Year chemicals be accepted. A township additional line i. »5 00 for three lines for two days ($1.50 each additional line). $6 50 for three lines for three days emonies at the school's campus in employee will manage the oper- (12 00 each additional line). $7 50 for three linn for four or five days («.25 each additional line), 19 00 for three linn West Lafayette, Inc The award is Harold J McCormack, Freehold, ation; his decision to reject an item for six to eight days ($2 50 each additional line), f 10.50 for three lines for nine to ten days I (3.00 each additional line) presented annually. will be final. 113 50 for three lines for eleven days Each additional day SI 00. each additional line 13 00 Deadline 11AM two days has been named Monmouth County before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-WOO, ask for The Date Secretary The awards are presented "in Citizen of the Year by the Monmouth Dumping is not permitted in any recognition of outstanding achieve- County Office on Aging, according to area of Hazlet Township. Illegal ment in professional and related Joan Litwin, director. dumping is costly, not only because MAY 1* - THURSDAY lantic Highlands, 3rd ii E. Highland cil's Spectrum Series. Call Ike box fields of endeavor." McCormack, a borough resident of tax dolars spent to clean up, but Oceanport Garden Club presents Ave's from 10 a.m.4 p.m. Something office 142-Mtt for tickets to Ikis INtk for everyone large It small. A bric-a- Covert is vice president of sales since 1948, has been active in various the aesthetic loss to the community. "A Country Gathering" flower show aaalversary celebration. and advertising for International at Old First Methodist Church, brac table. Also, refreshments avail- MAY 27 - MONDAY Nickel Inc., Saddle Brook. He was Locust Ave., West Long Branch. 1-9 able LeourdoMem graduated from Purdue in 1951 with p.m. Admission free. orial Post 331 Amerlcaa Legiea will MAY 17-1» - a B.S in metallurgy, then received bold its 3*tk aaaual Memorial Day Singles Again the largest shore FRIDAY-SUNDAY parade. The parade will start his Ph.D. in metallurgy from the ATTENTION RUMSON RESIDENTS dance. Meet and mix with warm and Mater Dei High School presents promptly al 1* a.m. sharp at the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- friendly singles in the Colts Neck Inn. Sandy Wilson's roaring JO's musical corner of Leonard Ave. aid nology in 1957. NOTICE OF VACANCY Rt 537, Colts Neck. Complimentary comedy "The Boyfriend" at St. Leonardvllle Rd., Leonards. Or- Covert rose from his first position buffet. Dance > p.m. Orientation 8 Mary's Euphemia Hall, Church St., ganization wishing to participate at International Nickel as a senior RUMSON BOARD OF EDUCATION p.m. For more info, call 5284343 New Monmouth at 8:30 p.m. Tickets caa coo.net parade chairman al IS at door metallurgist in its research labora- Due to tha resignation of a member, the Board of Education 4K-25SI or m-NT*. tory, then was promoted to manage- MAY 17 - FRIDAY MAY 21 - TUESDAY la responsible for appointing a new member to fill out the MAY II - SUNDAY ment and sales positions until named Monmouth County Historical As- See "Area't unexplred term. Port-au-Peck Fire Company An- to his present position in 1M4. sociation lecture "Elite Art and The We All" with Rex Hirrisoa i Folk Tradition in America" by nual Flea Market at Monmouth Park He resides at 94 Deepdale Drive Interested residents are cordially Invited to submit a letter or Caladeltc Colbert. Ml. Leaves SI. Wendell Garrett. 8:30 p.m. Rumson Race Track. I a.m.-5 p.m. Rain date Mary's I p.m. Call 717-KU or with his wife, the former Frances brief resume outlining biographical information and qualifi- Country Day School, Bellevue Ave. ft May M. Food, beverages, & rest 7I7-M3I. Holt, and two daughters, Sarah and cations. Ridge Rd Tickets X at door For rooms facilities on premises. For MAY 31ti JUNE 1- Hannah. info, call 222-9216 Application* thould be forwarded to: further info, call 462-1466 FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY Singles Again hosts one of the Monmouth County Park System Shore Reglaaal, H.S. preseals David C. Jones, Board Secretary Vocational students win shores largest dances every Friday sponsoring Spring Arts It Crafts sale "SPOTLIGHT!"; A Review based oa Rumson School District p.m. in the ballroom of the Empress at Monmouth County Thompson Ike works of Slepkea Soadekeim, Knights' poster contest Forrest Avenue Hotel Ball Room on the ocean by Park, Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft Teuwssee Williams, Cole Porter. Asbury Ave. Dance I p.m. Orien- 11 am. -5 p.m. ISO artists and crafters Neil Slmoa, aid others! I p.m. at the Rumson, N.J. 07760 Monmouth County Vocational tation I p.m. Complimentary buffet. will display and sell their items. No H.S., Rt. M, West Loag Braact. All School students recently entered a by May 24, 1985 All singles welcome. For further admission charge for public For seats KM. Info 22Z-MN M-F; M:M poster contest with the theme "Driv- info, call 528-6343 info, call 842-4000. p.m. Eves. 4 weekeads 2Z2-UU. ing While Impaired," sponsored by JUNE 1 - SATURDAY Rumson PTA Int'l Fair, 11-5 For- Long Branch Lodge 167 of the FOCUS weekly dance for all singles, separated, divorced, restdale School Exhibits, Int'l lunch, 51k Aaaaal Mlddletm Twp. Histori- Knights of Pythias The contest was Our 59th Year In Red Bank widowed. Presbyterian Church Hall, performances, crafts, chinese/silent es! Society Flea Market oa Ike lawn held in the Monmouth Museum and 352 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury I'I auctions Dessert cafe Statue of at beaalifal Croydoo Hall ia Cultural Center, Brookdale College block east off Rt. 35) DJ. buffet Liberty room. Leeaardo. Tables, » each, 2 for IIS. campus, Lincroft Donation $5. Discussions 8 p.m. For reservations call I71-S2M. Winners were: Alfred Reyes, Long HEBE TODAY Dance 8 30 p.m Pancake breakfast. Atlantic High- Branch, first place, a student at the HERE TOMORROW lands Lions Gub, 8 am -12 noon Married couples Bible clan Straw- Neptune building; Leslie The Womens Club of Red Bank will Senior Citizens Bldg., Atlantic High- berry Festival i. Crafts skew. 1* lands. All you can eat. Adults 13.50. Steigleman, Middletown, second hold it's Spring Fashion Show and a.m.-3 p.m. al the United Metkodlst rouitfs buffet luncheon at Shadow Brook Children $2 Cbnrcb, 247 Bread St., Red Baak. place, a student at Middletown JUNE I - SATURDAY ^^ South; Janis Soltis. Keansburg, third Restaurant, Shrewsbury, 12 noon HAS EVERYTHING Reservations: Mrs. John Petillo MAY tl - TUESDAY place, a student at the Aberdeen 747-47(1 by Thurs. p.m. Monmouth County Park System SOUTH ST. SEAPORT, CHINA building, and Turk Russ, English- Museum of Modem Arts bus trip. Bus TOWN, LITTLE ITALY OR GREEN- town, honorable mention, Aberdeen MAY II - SATURDAY leaves Thompson Park, Newman WICH VILLAGE, (cheese saei by the building. Students in the Long The Sea Bright Fire Ladies Aux- Springs Rd., Lincroft, 9:15 a.m. Re- Opea Door. Ill.M. Call 73MM3. Branch building also entered. iliary will sponsor a Tailgate Flea turns 5:30 p.m. 111. For registration JUNE*-SUNDAY, __ Teachers at the participating Market on the Borough parking lot, 9 call 142-4000. Bay view PTA Is schools were Jerry Casper, Joan a.m. to 4 p.m. Spaces $6. For any sponsoring a luckeea le com- information 747-70(1 or 741-5937 Rain MAY n - WEDNESDAY memorate Ike retirement of Mrs. Camp, Douglas Havet and Barbara REEFER-GALLER Lincroft Center for Children Day Wallers tein date May 19 Abba Daiiels principal «f Bayview Care Open House. 1-10 P.M. Fall and School. The laasckeoa will be key at Judges were Dorothy Morehouse, PROTECTION St. Marks Parish sponsoring a bus summer registrations. Lincroft Peahuala Hotne, Ocean Ave., Sea director of the museum; Sgt. John trip to the Amish Country which in- Center for Children, 1475 West Front Bright from aeea-3 p.m. Per lite, aid Connor of the Oceanport Police cludes dinner at Plane & Fancy res- St., Lincroft. NJ. Call for brochure. to make reservation! please call Department, and Lois Link, director taurant. For further information call 530-0643 671-43*7 or 1714173. of SOBER agency of the Monmouth 787-1075.125 per person. Bus leaves 8 JUNE 21-27 - MAY 22-JUNE It - County Alcoholism Council. Leon a.m. FRIDAY-THURSDAY WEDNESDAYS Rovick, chancellor commander of St. Agues Monmouth County Park System Or- the lodge, was contest chairman. 1-4 p.m. Greek pastries. Fashions Chirch, Atlantic- Highlands, will igami workshop for adults, Wednes- The winning posters will compete by Sea Air Shop. Music by Garden sponsor a trip oa the Mississipt days May 22 thru June 12,1-2:30 p.m. State Singers I I. Tsakiris at the Queen. Memphis le New Orleans. in a statewide lodge contest to be Tatum Park Activity Center, Redhill Rohalllan Estate, Rumson, NJ. Ben- Call ISl-ISII or 211-1271. held Saturday. Rd.. Middletown. no for registration. SNOWHITE NUGGETS efit Cancer Research 4 Cooleys JUNE 30 - SUNDAY lor rugs, clothing and storage needs In stainless ate* can*. LMVM no Anemia. Pre-sale of tickets Hi 50. Call 842-4000 lingering odors Call 229-4684 or 222-6483 MAY 23-THURSDAY Corvette Oak presents 1st Aianal Keyport Aax- Shore Jamboree. Corvette skew, Oceanport Shore Regional sophomori carvlnal Illary, Bayslwre Commulty Hospital swap meet aid Miss Corvette NO-MOTH HANGERS and flea market at the West Long spoosertif Fashiea skew * liner swimseJI contest. Moors al Ike Moo- lor doaet protection. beetle*, moths and larva*. KIHt tobacco and Branch Community Center Spaces 1:3* a.m. Lakeside Maaor, Haslet. montk Sports Arena In Tiitoa Falls. perspiration odors, too. Slim attractive Decorator hangar 3.60 or Stan- 110; with table $12.50. Call 222-3788 Raffles * prizes. IIS persw. Tickets Faas choice donations to aid the dard hangar 3.25. Student's travel essay after ( 222-5679 call 2*4-3*44 or M4-3M*. March el Dimes. First M ears re- ceive trophies. Entrants call 542-4*47 selected for festival Pine Tree Players present "The MID-ATLANTIC TRIP - Atlaaus ortM-MH. SLA CEDAR SCENTED SPRAY Supporting Cast" comedy, Communi- Casts*. Cost 111, rebate lit, |i. Food, AUGUST 3 - SATURDAY Sharon Skolnik, Oceanport, a jun- lor on contact action agalnat moms, carpet beetlea, sHvertish and other ty House Theater, 3rd and Madison show. Leave MkMletewi. Haslet 4 Special ior at Shore Regional High School, damaging Inaacts. If* STAINLESS In handy aerosol cant 4.76 Ave., Spring Lake, 1:30 p.m. X,» at p.m. 717-4*21. Elks Sailing aboard Ike Deluxe Royal door. Avail, in advance Thursday 7-8 West Long Branch, ha* had her Keyport Auxiliary, Baytkore Com- Carlbkeai M/S Nordic Prince. I p.m. during run of play, reservations creative writing entry entitled "A mudty Hospital spoasortif fasaloa week eraise NY to Bermuda. Opea to 774-0878. Teenager's View of Traveling" 32 Broad St. Red Bank shew * dumer. 1:3* p.m. Lakeside Ike paklic. Ceetact Joan* Pagaao selected for the New Jersey State Maaor, Hazlei. Raffles * prizes. Ill for special rates 53M2»1 Trip to THREE LITTLE BAKERS AUGUST 17 - SATURDAY Teen Arts Festival to be held at 741 -7500 Open 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Fridays till 9 DINNER THEATER L LONGWOOD persea. Tickets call 2M-3M4 or Rutgers University. GARDENS. By the Open Door, K4-M1I. Mlddletm Townklp H.S. class of SUM. Leaves Red Bank L Hazlet MAY 24 - FRIDAY •*S aad *i, H year class reaaiea. 73M9U. Lakeside Maaer, Hazlet. Far more Siagles Agali Opea House Daswe. Info 4M-MM, 222-7*65 .r 842-6*41. Flea Market and carnival Red Stifles Agala sun Ike largest open Bank Middle School Steel Band. It bouse luce at the share ualfkt la The Mtddletowi Tewisalp H.S.. class TRUE HAPPINESS IS The Mooriig, Rt. 7*. Petal Pleasol. am -4 p.m. Middle School grounds ef 14 aid (4, 2* year dan reaassa. Tables $7 50 Reservations call Hot complimentary barrel. All Lakeside Maaer, Haslet. Far Info MHM stifles welcome. Orleatattea I p.m. 4M-MK, 222-7*65, 142-4*1*. KNOWING JESUS! Daswe • p.m. Far more lafemattaa SEPTEMBER 216 T! gfjV *>u can know God's love by Write your name on the Monmouth players presents a com- MONDAY-MONDAY asking Jesus to come Into Inabstow and get your loved dey "A Solid Gold Cadillac" at toe MAYJ5-SATURDAY. __ ^_ your ta. Ha wtl make the dV- ones to writs their names Navesink Library, Monmooth It Sariag Daace St. Agies Osrch, AtlaMtc Higk- tsrenoe, and you wM know to accept Christ as Saviour Sean Ave.. Navesink. Admission S) at the Htf kinds Ftreaowe. * p.a>.-1 laads. will sponsor a trip te Norway. a.m. Clan's Dtsca, DJ. bet buffet. Sweden Ms tove and peace. Jesus and Lord. Seniors tration " pletely. WASHINGTON (API - Home But Republicans cried foul, claim- On defense spending, the bill Democrats pressed (or speedy ac- ing the majority Democrats were would freeze Pentagon spending tion on their newborn 156 billion seeking to railroad their budget authority at 1985 levels. However, package of 1986 spending cuts yester- through the House in a matter of Gray said that, because of actual day, with leaders boasting that the days. outlays of funds that will be made plan matches savings in the Senate- "They hand us a document that next year by the Pentagon from Reagan administration budget was conceived in the nighttime. We previously authorized programs, de- without trimming Social Security haven't had an opportunity to exam- fense spending could still rise by benefits or scrapping a single pro- ine it." complained Rep Delbert L about $15 billion in 1986 - compared gram LatU of Ohio, the senior Republican with a rise of $21 billion under the The day-old plan, brought before on the Budget Committee. He re- Senate-passed measure. the Democrat-controlled House ferred to the fact that the Demo- Thus, actual defense spending Budget Committee for action, also cratic budget was hammered out in would be restrained by $6 billion would freeze defense spending a series of late-night, closed-door more under the Democratic proposal authority at 1985 levels a move caucuses among Democrats., than under the Senate-passed bill. Republicans immediately vowed to Democrats outnumber Re- Republicans said they would op- fight publicans 20-13 on the committee, pose the lower military levels in the The Democratic proposal would and there seemed little doubt that Democratic plan on grounds they not cut as deeply in domestic Gray would be able to steer the would harm national defense programs as the Senate-passed document through his panel rela- The Democratic spending outline measure, preserving automatic cost- tively unscathed. would reduce the federal deficit - of-living increases not only for the Gray also predicted the full House now at just over $200 billion - to nation's 38 million Social Security would go along with the package "or $173.2 billion in fiscal 1966 The recipients but for all government something extremely close to it." Senate-passed bill would bring the MONMOUTH COLLEGE GIVES AWARDS - and Prof. Red Rich, winner of the 1985 Dis- benefit programs Like the budget that passed the deficit to $171.4 billion in the same Three recipients o( awards at the fifth annual tinguished Teaching Award. Mrs. Garrabrant and In fact, it retains, although at Senate 9049 last week with Presi- period. Awards and Recognition Dinner Tuesday night at Mrs. Freed are Monmouth alumnae. The Warncke reduced levels of funding, all 13 dent Reagan's support, the new Overall, the Democratic offering Award is made by the college faculty association programs that the budget approved Democratic proposal would not raise Monmouth College chat before the dinner. They are would accumulate savings of $259 1 (FAMCO); Prof. Rich, with the last week in the Senate would taxes Gray said he would not be billion by 1988, compared with $295 from left, Mrs. Del Garrabrant of Neptune City and terminate - including general rev- surprised if a move were made on billion in the Senate measure. Mrs. Jane Freed of Elberon, co-winners of the speech/communication and theater faculty, has enue sharing, the Economic De- the House floor to attach a tax The Democratic plan would retain Donald Warncke Award for service to the college, taught at Monmouth for 19 year6. velopment Administration, the Ap- amendment — presumably a mini- subsidies to the Amtrak rail passen- palachian Regional Commission and mum corporate tax — but that ger system — a program Reagan urban development action grants chances of passage for such an originally sought to kill - but with I think it represents a very amendment were "very slim " a 10 percent, one-year reduction in College presents annual awards strong step in the direction of deficit The Senate bill would cancel next federal support By contrast, the reduction." said Rep. William H. January's cost-of-living benefit in- Senate bill would cut the Amtrak Gray III. D-Pa . the Budget Commit- creases for Social Security recipi- subsidy by 12.5 percent in 1986, 25 ment on Sunday staff employees, Mrs. Marie DiFilip- tee chairman He said he hoped his ents and others receiving govern- percent in 1987 and 40 percent in WEST LONG BRANCH - Rett Also announced at the dinner were pi of Middletown who was payroll panel would finish work on the ment pension and benefit checks. 1988 Rich, Monmouth College two winners of the Donald Warncke supervisor; Mrs. Helen Satter of budget >y late yesterday or today, Democratic House leaders have The Democratic plan would make speech /communication /theater Award — Mrs. Del (LeRoy F. Jr.) Long Branch, administrative assis- setting up a possible floor vole next cited overwhelming opposition spending cuts or freezes in nearly all professor, who has introduced five Garrabrant of Neptune City and tant, Governor's School, and assis- week within their party for such an federal programs However, pro- generations of college students to Mrs. Jane Freed of Long Branch tant to the dean, School of Human- Gray told reporters that the plan approach, and the new Democratic grams designed to help the disabled oral interpretation of literature and Both are Monmouth alumnae. They ities and Social Sciences, and Mrs would help "end the buy now, pay budget spares the Social Security and low-income Americans would has seen some of them perform at were honored for their contributions Ruth Wosk of Ocean Township, later policies of this adminis- system from the budget knife oom- not be affected. major national theater conventions, to the college community in an chemistry department secretary; is 1985 recipient of the college's award sponsored by the Faculty and three members of the physical Distinguished Teaching Award. Association of Monmouth College plant staff. Mrs Alfonsina Smith of His selection, made by a commit- I FAMCO I and named for its late Eatontown; Ms Marie Williams of tee which visited class sessions of president. Mrs. Garrabrant is an Long Branch, dormitory custodians eight nominated professors, was active member and former president and George Pearsall of West Long Senate votes to put pressure announced at Tuesday's fifth annual of the College Library Association Branch, a groundskeeper Awards and Recognition Dinner held Mrs. Freed was honored for her on campus. The award carries a $500 continuing support of many college Faculty honored for 25 years' prize. programs, particularly the Honors service included Prof. John A. Prof Rich was cited for his Program. Styslinger of Spring Lake Heights. on Philippines government sensitivity in dealing with students Also cited at the dinner in Anacon English, who was the 1984 Dis- and his ability to encourage and Hall were seven retirees and four tinguished Teaching designee: Prof ing aid to the rightist Contms Also today, the Senate was ex- inspire them with a "constructive faculty members who have com- Richard Brewer of Long Branch. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Re- coupled with a call to President pected to consider another proposal gentle" approach. As Distinguished pleted 25 years' service. The retirees English; Prof. Philip Donahue of publican-led Senate voted N to 8 Reagan to reopen negotiations with to provide $5 million in assistance to Teaching designee, he will make are: Dr. Charles Mayes of Long yesterday to adopt a resolution Neptune, history, and Dr Enoch the government in Managua. non-communist resistant fighters remarks on his philosophy of teach- Branch, professor of history, who designed to pressure Philippine Nappen of Ocean Township, political The issue was originally scheduled battling the Vietnamese-controlled ing at the college's 51st Commence- President Ferdinand Marcos to hold has selected early retirement; three for debate yesterday, but a spokes- government in Cambodia. free elections in his country and man for Sen. Richard Lugar. Rind . In one vote Tuesday, the Senate implement other democratic re- chairman of the Senate Foreign decided unanimously to provide $15 Relations Committee, said t$e million in direct assistance to the The resolution, sponsored by Nicaragua issue will probably be put victims of the Soviet military oc- freshman Sen John Kerry. D-Mass cupation of Afghanistan Poll finds Reagan approval up off and considered as part of a is a compromise that falls short of defense authorization bill within the Although there was almost no cutting off U.S. military and econ- next several days. debate before a voice vote, the omic assistance if Marcos refuses to approval rate remained steady, with percent in January to 54 percent in Senate acted for the first time to WASHINGTON (AP) - A poll by about 6 out of 10 people surveyed late April. make changes in the way he governs More liberal Democrats like publicly set aside specific funds for President Reagan's own pollster saying they approved of Reagan's It does, however, declare that Christopher Dodd of Connecticut and Afghanistan Leaders of the Afghan Half of the people 1.503 people showed that approval of his visit to general performance. Congress will decide future Philip- Joseph Biden of Delaware are resistance forces have said the the Bitburg cemetery increased interviewed said they approved of pine aid requests on whether "suffi- expected tu offer a Nicaragua aid United States has provided at least dramatically after his visit to the On the president's handling of Reagan's having visited the Bitburg cient progress " is made by Marcos formula that would provide help only $200 million in secret military aid to West German military burial foreign policy, he said, the rate of cemetery, but 42 percent said they in releasing political prisoners, pros- to refugees outside the country help them battle the Soviet forces in ground, the White House announced approval increased five points in the disapproved. ecuting those accused of killing Dodd abruptly cancelled a news their country. yesterday. 11 days to 51 per cent. Those figures are nearly the opposition leader Benigno Aguino conference yesterday at which he Also Tuesday, the Senate ap- A separate Washington Post-ABC reverse of ones obtained in a Post- and "guaranteeing free, fair and was to spell out specifics of his proved $2 billion in economic aid for Spokesman Larry Speakes said News poll showed that 57 percent of ABC poll on April 22 before the trip honest elections ' proposal. Israel, Egypt and the West Bank and pollster Richard Wirthlin surveyed those surveyed approved of Re- when 51 percent disapproved and 39 The issue was debated as part of Another vote was likely on a move Gaza Strip areas of the Middle East about 1,000 people during April 26-27 agan's handling of the presidency, percent approved. a $14 8 billion foreign aid bill now by Sen. Richard Lugar, Rind, and found a 49-47 percent margin of while 38 percent said they disap- for the rest of fiscal year 1985. When asked if their opinion of before the Senate. The measure chairman of the Senate Foreign, approval for the visit, which drew proved. The Reagan administration had Reagan had changed because of the includes $100 million in military aid Relations Committee, to remove an criticism from Jewish groups and held back on urging economic aid for According to the poll. Americans Bitburg controversey, 15 percent and $95 million in economic as- existing prohibition on providing others because of the presence of Israel until the government of Prime are sharply divided over the success said they now think more highly of sistance for the Philippine govern- either military or non-military aid to Nazi SS graves. Minister Shimon Peres imposed of Reagan's trip to Europe but still him, 20 percent said they think less ment. any group seeking to replace the tough austerity measures to ease Speakes said a survey of approx- Nicaraguan government by force. gave the president higher ratings highly of him. The reminder said the Kerry said the people of the inflation and improve the country's imately 750 people May 6-8 showed than before he went. controversey had not changed their Philippines "want a democratic Three weeks ago, the Senate serious foreign debt problem. approval by a margin of 60 per cent narrowly approved a non-lethal aid Reagan's approval rating had opinion system ... and a government that is Lugar said Peres had done what to 39 per cent. declined in three successive Post- accountable to them plan to the US.-backed rebels, but The Post-ABC poll was conducted the administration asked and He said the president's overall ABC News polls from a high of 68 on May 9 to May 13. In the Senate Foreign Relations the Democrat-controlled House re- substantially reduced "consumer Committee. Kerry lost an effort to jected it. subsidies." make continued U.S. aid contingent Since then, Reagan imposed a Israel Radio reported on Tuesday on reforms in part because of fears trade embargo and Nicaraguan that Peres had threatened resig- that the United States might lose the President Daniel Ortega traveled to nation unless the Israeli Parliament use of two ciitical military bases in Moscow in a symbolic journey that approved new taxes and a $1 billion the Philippines. angered many Democrats who had spending cut Meanwhile, moderate Senate opposed the administration's "Israel and Egypt face severe Democrats apparently have decided proposals for both military and non- economic troubles," said Lugar. Steinbach to delay efforts to revive a proposal military assistance to Ortega's oppo- adding that future Middle East for $14 million in humanitarian aid to nents. peace is dependent on strong econ- the rebels seeking to overthrow the Senate Republicans say privately omies in both countries leftist Sandinista government in they would have preferred to let the The foreign aid measure also Nicaragua issue come up for a second legislat- includes $400 million in military Reflecting a changed political ive battle in the House, but have assistance for Israel, and $125 climate on Capitol Hill, Democrats reluctantly agreed to let the moder- million for Egypt. like Sens. Sam Nunn of Georgia, ate Democrats push their own The Senate also voted 60-33 to Bennett Johnston of Louisiana and version on the volatile Nicaragua reject a proposal by Sen. Jesse Lloyd Bentsen of Texas are support- question Helms. R-N.C. for elimination of a requirement that the government of El Salvador institute agricultural reforms. U.S. once relied on PLO Sen Claibome Pell, D-R I , senior Democrat on the foreign relations panel, said if the Helms measure were approved, it would "pretty well destroy the land reform program in for security at embassy El Salvador." There is also In the aid measure While Denton said he had not been $4.8 billion to fund a four-year aid WASHINGTON (AP) - The Unit- aware of the contacts previously, program for Central America as ed States relied on the Palestine department officials said they have recommended by a presidential Liberation Organization for security formally told Congress about them commission headed by former Sec- around its embassy in West Beirut in the past and added the rela- retary of State Henry A. Kissinger. from the late 1970s until Israel tionship was well known to journal- Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kan , invaded Lebanon in June 1982. State ists and embassy personnel in Beirut argued that Congress should not Department officials said yesterday at the time. provide such long-term funds and Robert B. Oakley, director of the thereby give up control over whether department's counterterrorism of- Oakley was a witness at the the money was spent wisely and fice, said the PLO "was the or- hearing, but was not asked about the usefully But her amendment to ganization there that was able to contacts during his testimony. But eliminate funds for 1987-89 was control that particular diplomatic he confirmed them to a reporter defeated SI to 41. area. It had nothing to do with afterwards, and another department 1 In urging aid for the Afghans, Sen. recognition " official, speaking only on condition Gordon Humphrey, R-N.H., said Other State Department officials he not be named, provided more providing help directly would reduce said the PLO militiamen were details tie number of refugees fleeing into wad around the embassy "We had to talk to them," the neighboring Pakistan. », not on them, and that the official said. "They kept rioters, > But he did describe how the food, tacts were informal demonstrators, bombers and ter- medicine and other non-military Sen. Jeremiah A Denton Jr., R- rorists away from the embassy," help would be delivered Inside Ala., mentioned the relationship which was blown up in 1983. Afghanistan Ikt third and final day of "Beirut was and is chaos. You The Reagan administration said public bearings on terrorism. The deal with the group that is carrying latt week that it supports open aid •MM were conducted by the gum outside your door. The PLO to,the Afghans, but urged that It be foreign Relations snd Ju- provided security for West Beirut." limited to $4 million this year and $5 121 BROAD STREET, RED BANK diciary committeei the official said million fiscal t*M The Register THWSMY. MAY 16, 1985 ENTERTAINMENT 11A THURSDAY PRIME TIME ABC will air 'Deadly Intentions' 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 "Deadly Intentions," a two-part, If JOKY NCR Discipline " and the CBS movie CBS News Fortune Magnum, PI. four-hour movie Sunday and Monday O Simon 4 Simon Knots Landing The Associated Press "China Rose." His only series was on ABC, tells the story of how "The Runaways" in 1978-79. NBC News Family Feud LOS ANGELES (API - Charles Cosby Show Family Ties Cheers Night Court Hill Street Blues Raynor was finally stopped by a Wearing a flattop, Biehn shook his o Raynor teemed to be a brilliant and prosecutor who successfuly tried head when asked if he had cut his 0 M'A'S'H All Family P.M. Mag C Burnett MervGriftin News pleasant young physician when he him for intent 10 kill Katherine, who married Katherine Livanoe But hair for a role. "It's for myself." he had by then divorced him. Michael ABC News Em Tonight Streel Hawk Celebrities! 20/20 little by little, a violent and said. "I like my hair short. My o Biehn stars as Raynor, Madolyn father used to wear it like this. But schizophrenic personality emerged, Dallas N6WS Baseball: New York Mets at Houston Astros Smith as Katherine, Cloris it is a little limiting for roles " and his terrorized wife became his Leachman as Raynor's jealous and o Biehn {pronounced the same as chief target. possessive mother, and Cliff De CD Jeflersons Ind. News Movie: "Telelon" Ind. News News bean) came to Los Angeles from Young as the prosecutor. "Deadly Nebraska about 10 years ago and MacNeil/Lthrer Currents Innovation Mystery! Ticket To Seoul Intentions" is based on a true story. © immediately began doing guest work The names and locations have been on episodic television He had a Sanford WKRP Movie "High Plains Drifter" Nt. Gallery Bizarre changed. drama scholarship to the University Sanlord "One of the reasons I was anxious of Arizona but left after one year. HZ) Baseball: Philadelphia Phillies at Atlanta Braves Basketball to play this role is that Raynor is "The real turning point in my somewhat the same character I • M'A'S^H Baseball: Philadelphia Phillies at Atlanta Braves Black Sheep Squadron career was "The Terminator,'" he played in The Fan," said Biehn In said. "I thought "The Fan' would be mm SpoCtr. SpeedWaek Super Bouts Boxing: Duane Thomas vs Mark McPherson that movie, he was the psychotic fan a turning point, but it wasn't. After obsessed with a star, played by that I didn't work for two years and HBO Movie Confd Movie: "Tank" Not So Great Lauren Bacall I'd worked steadily before. It was "ABC and the producers were the first time I was cast in a major USA Radio 1990 NHL Hockey: Conference Championships Dragnet willing to let me take the character film with major actors Dine, and explore his psychotic nature TMC "Octopussy" Cont'd Movie: "Over The Edge'" Movie: Firestarter "I don't think they'd have offered much more than I was allowed to in me the role of Raynor without The SHOW Rode 01 The'80s Movie: Police Academy" Brothers Bizarre Dance The Fan.' When I did the feature Terminator.' I've played good guys they weren't interested in doing that before, but the only real hero I've or in my ideas. So I felt this was a played was in 'The Terminator.'" & chance to play the character again He made three appearances on FARLOW PLAYS JAZZ - Tal and do it right." "Hill Street Blues" as rookie officer Farlow brings his \azz quartet to Romance Biehn said his only slant on Randall Buttman. "He was a racist the Monmouth County Library, Raynor was what was in the script and a very unliberated guy. " he said Eastern Branch, Shrewsbury, lor and what was in the book co-written "He had just about every bad quality a 3 p.m. concert Sunday. Enter- by Raynor's ex-wife and the pros- you could put in a human being taining with this jazz guitarist at the ecutor Actually, all he did was go to a party free concert are Warren "I felt their viewpoint of him was There was a rookie who had never Chiasson. vibes; Gary Mazzarop- biased. " he said, "and it should have been with a woman and I lined him been. So I had to develop my own pi, bass, and Todd Straight, up with a prostitute The prostitute drums. The concert is open to the character I didn't have any imput was killed a few days later. Why from the character I was playing would he kill her'1 public. Even though this is based on fact, the "Considering all the gambling and character I play is ... a figment of drinking and carrying on that goes on my imagination." on the Hill, I don't understand why Biehn portrayed the hero in the my character was hassled so much." movie "The Terminator" and was the rookie cop suspected of killing a prostitute in NBC's "Hill Street Blues " He also was in "Lords of \4 Girl in My Soup' staged at Club Bene MORGAN - The Club Bene Dinner Theatre is presenting the Broadway hit comedy "There's a Girl in My Soup " by Terence Frisby The show continues through June 30 The play tells the story of a food and wine connoiseur who likes' women At a party he meets his Live match in an exciting young female, To The Exciting Sounds and the battle of the sexes begins Entertainment Who wins and how provides the fun Of Channel "3" Every Friday and romance, according to the APPEARING EVERY FRIDAY Evening director. ft SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE "There's a Girl in My Soup" is HORN * MUSKET ROOM directed by Joseph Rembisz of New Molly Pitcher Inn is pleased to Monmouth and stars Mickey present one of the most versatile D'Andre of Totowa and Patty Brad- ley of Irvington. groups we've ever heard Performances are Tuesdays. 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Because of Inflation, that rate from 70 percent to SO percent rate structure — there are IS rates income tax. faced key decisions speech. is expected to rise to $1,090 in 1986 On the other hand, dropping the for couples and 16 for single people, yesterday on how high to raise the Some of the delays have been Raising the exemption close to $2,000 present 50 percent top individual tax Reagan's plan is certain to call for ranging from 11 percent to 50 personal exemption and how low to caused simply by high-level dis- would especially help lower-income rate to 35 percent would benefit reducing tax rates for most other percent — into three. The new rates cut the top tax rate for individuals agreements over what the tax sys- people, many of whom received little those at upper income levels But it Americans as well. It, like the one would be 15 percent, 25 percent and The president met for 70 minutes tem should look like, aides said or tax direct benefit from the big tax would continue the process begun in recommended by the Treasury De- perhaps 35 percent. with Treasury Secretary James A Tuesday's meeting involving Re- Baker III and Donald T. Regan, the agan, Baker and Regan "ran 35 White House chief of staff, and some minutes longer than the president decisions were made on the tax had scheduled," said one source. package, said spokesman Larry "Some things couldn't be settled as Speakes quickly as they had thought" Speakes would not say what issues One of the toughest issues has were settled, but added. "The presi- been the personal exemption and dent is still in the process of making individual rates. 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Gooden, 6-1. went 6 13 innings and gave up all inning RBI single by Kelvin Chapman three Astro runs before giving way to Orosco, who Yankees 6, Rangers 5 struck out pinch-hitter Enos Cabell and Jose Cruz NEW YORK - Dave Winfield scored from third football? in the seventh en route to his fifth save. Major base when Texas first baseman Pete O'Brien league leader Gooden struck out only one, to up his bobbled Butch Wynegar's one-out grounder in the total for the season to 57, but earned his fourth 10th inning, giving the New York Yankees a victory consecutive victory. over the Texas Rangers Orosco fanned five batters in a flawless relief The Yankees were held hitless by Texas relievers Humbug outing. Greg Harris and Dave Schmidt, 1-2, over the final The Mets took a 1-0 lead in the first when Mookie seven innings but Winfield led off the 10th by his is an appeal ... an open letter, if Wilson tripled off the wall in right field followed drawing a walk and stealing second He moved to you will, to all closet fans of the by Keith Hernandez's sacrifice fly to center. third on Don Baylor's fly ball, barely beating the TUnited State Football League. Danny Keep made it 2-0 with a home run to right thorw from left fielder Gary Ward, and, after Ken Come out, come out, wherever you off losing pitcher Joe Niekro, 2-4, in the second Griffey was intentionally walked, Wynegar hit a are. We know you're out there some- inning. chopper that O'Brien charged but bobbled as he where Houston trimmed the lead to 2-1 in the fourth tried to pick it up and throw home. O'Brien had Don't be ashamed. when Denny Walling led off with a double, took handled 303 chances this season without an error It's difficult to even speak on the third on Cruz's grounder to second and scored on entering the game. subject of the USFL. I have this feeling Jerry Mumphrey's grounder to the second New York relief ace Dave Righetti, 2-2, went 1 that just to mention those four magic baseman. . 1-3 innings for the victory, pitching out of trouble letters in this space it will cause people New York, which has won eight of its last nine in the ninth and 10th. Schmidt came on with two to immediately stop reading games, added two more runs in the fifth inning. Ray out in the eighth after Harris pitched 4 2-3 hitless Well, there it is. I've said it anyway Knight walked and went to third on Rafael innings Hope you're still there, hanging on every Santana's single to right field. Knight was thrown The loss was the fifth straight for the Rangers, word It isn't good to open any column out on a fielder's choice grounder by Gooden which whose record fell to 9-22, worst in the majors with an apology. You learn not to do that in your first college journalism class. But the USFL, by its mere existence, owes the country an apology If that's too harsh, well, let me know Speak Drop a line ... call. Mater Dei clinches a tie So tell me, what else are you doing with you warm Sunday afternoons? You had better find something because pretty soon your summer league football games won't be there anymore. for V North laurels Is it a surprise to anyone, even the administrators of that farce, that the teams in the USFL are falling like flies? If DAVE SALTED What makes anyone attached to that The Register league believe that they can compete 7 RUMSON - Always a brides with the National Football League maid, never a bride This could have That's what they plan to do in the fall. been the theme for the Mater Dei You have to credit the owner of the baseball team the past three years Tampa Bay Bandits He doesn't want But the Seraphs could have worn any part of that. He realizes that it can't white yesterday as they squeezed be done. And yet, just to give an example past Rumson Fair-Haven, 2-0, to of the kind of minds that help run the clinch at least a tie for the Shore USFL, that same owner said he would Conference "C" Division North gather pull out of the league and start a title. new one of his own What is this man "This is five years in coming, " eating for breakfast? Mater Dei head coach Bill Visokay Did you really think just because some said. "We've finished second the teams were signing college stars to past three years, but not this year contracts with astronomical figures that We still have to beat Holmdel the league was well founded? Friday (tomorrow) and Rumson has It is comical how man never learns to play Henry Hudson and Red Bank from history. Remember the World Football League? Now there's a title. this was not a game for people Sounds rather imposing, doesn't it? I with weak hearts. There were a mean, it really seems to take everyone number of hair-raising moments on into account. But I don't recall seeing both sides of the diamond. one oriental play one quarter of any Seraph sophomore pitching sen- game The league totally ignored one sation Derek Sininsky (6-1) out- billion Chinese dueled Bulldog ace Pete Graham (6-3) for five innings before giving THE REGISTER /CARL D FORINO. So, after signing old NFL stalwarts way to Dave Krall. Krall pitched like Larry Csonka and Paul Warfield, HER BEST — Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School's Karin two perfect innings to pick up the Pohacek displays the form that gave enabled her to attain her best that organization folded like the prov- save, striking out three. long jump of the season al 14 feet. But Monmouth Regional, the erbial accordian. The two teams that Sininsky flirted with a no-hitter played in their "super bowl" had to for three innings, before surrender- team the Bulldogs met yesterday, swept the event. watch while their uniforms were con- ing three straight singles to open the fiscated by the police following the big Rumson fourth. But the stocky game. Hey, nobody paid for them. righthander got Brian Volker to pop Similarly, the Pittsburgh Maulers of out to the first baseman, fanned the USFL, now one of the defunct teams, Tom Campo and got Marty Svikhart Monmouth girls "succumbed to an auctioneer's gavel" to ground into a fielder's choice to according to one Associated Press get out of the jam. report. The story went on to describe Rumson (15-6, 8-2) had runners at how office equipment, team supplies, the corners in the following inning uniforms, helmets and, yes, even sweat but again came up empty pound Bulldogs socks, all were sold. The Seraphs (14-5, 10-1) mean- Who would want to buy somebody's old while took advantage of the little bit socks? ference meet and won the Group of offense they could muster off of By JIM HtNTELNUNN II sectional title last year Mon- It isn't difficult to predict what will Graham's blazing fastball The Register mouth, however, is heavily happen to the USFL. A few teams that Sininsky led off the Seraph fourth RUMSON - It was little more favored to take State Group II remain will want to be caught up by the with a line double to right center than a tuneup for Saturday's honors this year. Its weight team NFL. They probably will be absorbed. Tom Curti grounded out. but Sin- Shore Conference championships alone might get enough points to The Jersey Generals most likely will be THE REGISTER /GREGG ELLMAN/ insky moved to third. Kevin Bender and the NJSIAA Group II meet, do it salvaged. Then we'll all find out just how WINNER — Mater Oei's Derek Sininsky fires the ball during followed with a punch line drive to but unbeaten Monmouth Re- Sophomore Linda Hayes was left to score Sininsky. Doug Flutie will hold up among the pros. yesterday's Shore Conference "C" Division North baseball gional had no trouble disposing of another triple winner for the Mater Dei got an insurance run in Frankly, I'd rather not see this game against Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School. Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, Falcons (8-0) She coasted to happen. There is no need for the NFL to the seventh. Ken Geiger singled to 81-40, in girls track yesterday. Sininsky was the winner and Mater Dei clinched a tie for the wins in the sprints with times of delute itself further. It would be better rightand stole second. Krall 13.3 and 28.9 and she won the long title in a 2-0 victory. The Falcons, who will be for the progenitors of this idiotic league See MATER DEI Page 2B heavily favored to win both the jump with a leap of 17-1. to step up to the microphone and Shore Conference and Group II Kim Goode won the 100 hurdles whisper, "We are sorry for the incon- titles, won all but four events. In (18.0) and high jump (4-8) for the vience to all of those who fell victim to one of those, the 1,600 meter winners and was second in the this hoax. We apologize to those who relay, Monmouth didn't enter a shot and javelin. Lajuana Kelly were led to believe that they had careers 30 baseball players probed team. was a winner in the 800 with a ... from the players right down to the Monmouth's weight crew of time of 2.29. stadium vendors and parking attend- Audie Corson. Kim Goode and ants." "Kim was steady in four Tina Childs, the best threesome events," Fox said. "I knew we Think they'll do it? When pigs fly. in major drug investigation in the state, scored a sweep in the would be good this year because Then it would do us all some good to shot, discus and javelin. we had a lot of kids back. watch the USFL perform one last Corson, who threw a personal "Marcie Prather (who was glorious act. SI and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that NEW YORK (AP) — As many as 30 major league best of 134-0 in the New Jersey rested yesteday in preparation Disappear outfielder Dave Parker, who spent more than 10 baseball players have been questioned in a seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates before joining Relays Tuesday, took it easy for the conference meet) has We can blame television too, because Pittsburgh federal grand jury investigation into the Cincinnati Reds two years ago, was among the yesterday with a throw of 110-1 in done well in the hurdles and it got caught up in all of this nonsense illegal drug transactions and authorities have witnesses to appear before the grand jury the discus. She also won the shot (Dalinda) Hetherington and Kel- and tried to keep it alive. evidence of cocaine deals in bars, hotels and the (40-5m and javelin (121-8). ly have come on strong, ' she parking lot at Three Rivers Stadium, Sports Parker, with the Reds in Montreal, declined But it was television that produced an "I want to throw 45 feet in the said. "I couldn't ask for any Illustrated said. comment when asked about his appearance and interesting show about 10 years ago. The referred questions to Sam Reich, a Pittsburgh- shot, 140 in the discus and 170 feet more." The May 20 issue of the weekly magazine said in the javelin before the season program was called "The Gong Show." based attorney who has accompanied several of the "Prather had a sore leg and I That show allowed its audiences to the inquiry into possible drug trafficking involving players to their grand jury appearance is over," said Corson who will be attending Southern Illinois Uni- didn't want to take a chance experience the vicarious thrill of giving players has been underway for two years and that Reich is the brother of Tom Reich, who is the between 20 and 30 players have talked to versity next fall. today," she said. "I hope she'll undeserving performances "the hook." agent for several players, including Parker be ready Friday for the trials ' Let's bring it back ... for just one more investigators. Attempts to reach the brothers for comment were Monmouth coach Kathy Fox, It has been widely reported that between 10 and whose team clinched Its fifth Rumson, which dropped to 2-4, healthy gong. unsuccessful. did have several good per- Chuck Berris, do your thing 12 players testified before the grand jury, whose straight Shore Conference "B" findings are expected to be released soon. Three of the players who testified before the North championship last week, formances despite the setback SI laid the targets of the investigation were grand jury - Lonnie Smith of the St. Louis looks ahead to the upcoming Senior Heidie Steinfeldt scored EXTRA POINTS - Okay, okay, to I a double win by taking the 1,600 wasn't exactly telling the truth about supplier!, not users. Many of the players who Cardinals, Tim Raines of the Montreal Expos and meets. Rod Scurry of the Pittsburgh Pirates - have with a fast time of 5:39 and the George Steinbrenner and his experience testified were granted immunity from prosecution "Brick Township and Neptune In return for their cooperation. undergone treatment for cocaine abuse. will be our main competition in 3,200 in 13:04.7. Her time In the at the Kentucky Derby. He really didn't 1,600 was only one second off her One of the alleged dealers was said to have the conference meet," she said. pump Eternal Prince with machine Other players who have appeared before the personal best. In the 3,200. she worked at a food caterer in the clubhouse of "And Newark Central and bullets after he finished next to last in grand jury are Al Holland and Lee Mazzilli of the pulled away from Monmouth's another National League team and traveled to Vailsburg will be tough in the the race. But he did fire his jockey. As Pirates, former Pirates Dale Berra of the New Georgia Bernstein just before the other cities to make deals with players both in the state meet." Casey Stengel used to say, "You could York Yankees and Lee Lacy of the Baltimore final lap and won easily look it up." clubhouse and in hotel rooms. Orioles, Enos Cabell of the Houston Astros, Jeff The Falcons are the defending The magazine said large sums of money were Leonard of the San Francisco Giants and KelUi champions in the Shore Con- See MONMOUTH Page 28 involved — tens of thousands of dollars a year in Hernandei of the New York Mets. 2B Ih, Rrahlrr THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1985 4 SPORTS BRIEFS Shore earns tie for C South crown FKKKHOI.I) - Shore Regional High School Wall oval sets four big events rallied for ihree runs in the fourth inning yesterday and defeated Freehold. 5-3 The win ALL Four big stock into their respective feature helped Vinnie Christopher earn his seventh win in events will highlight a full events eight outings and also earned a tie for the Shore night of slock rar racing at The first heat gets the green Conference "C" Division South baseball cham- W pionship for the Blue Devils Wall Stadium on Saturday flag at 7 p m Gates open at 5 The powerful modifieds will p.m Christopher allowed four hits and fanned six. kick off the first of the four John Blewett Jr of Lakewood but gave up three runs in the sixth features as 22 cars will go 35 laps won the 35-lap modified feature The Shore fourth included an RBI double by looking for a piece of the posted last week The win was his first Edgar Aril and a two-run single by Frank Palaia $6,000 purse Then the sportsman of the season and 14th career In the Colonials' sixth. Kevin Dailey and Bill iinrtliim. which art1 limited to Richardson had run-producing singles, and a 318 c i engines, will see action in Bit! Stephens of Wall captured bases loaded walk forced in the third a 30-lapper his first career feature event in Karl Shi'i'er il-4i was the loser for Freehold the 30-lap sportsman feature. He Modern stocks will follow with (6-8-11 Shore is 13-5 overall and 10-1 in conference was never seriously challenge in play a 25-lap event and closing out the the nonstop event show will be Wall's newest "B" South division the street stock or Brian Scisco of Farmingdale Manasquan 8, Howell I rookie division The 15-lap fea- took (he 25-lap modern stock FARMINGDALE - Mike Mahady pitched a ture is wild and crazy More than feature and Bob Morns of Wood- four-hitter, and the Warriors clinched the game 22 cars are usually entered bridge overcame many obstacles with a five-run third inning In that frame. Brian All divisions will participate in to win the 15-lap street stock Smith singled and scored on Ty Hawkins triple qualifying races before heading feature Bill Newbury hit and RBI single, and Jim Morgan and Mike Mabady each doubled Mahady stole home Mechanics & Design goes 2-0 Mahady IW • fanned five and walked two John Bongiorno il-5i look the loss The Big Blue is 14-3-1 The Rebels are are 413 echanics 4 Design upped nine runs in the first inning, but its record to 2-0 by defeat- Globe came back on the heels of "C" North ing Shrewsbury Exxon two homers by Timmy McBride Red Bank Reg. 12. Keansburg S THE REGISTER /GBE&G ELLMAN MI LITTLE SILVER - Red Bank i4 141 scored all 11-5. in the Men's Monday Slow Rob Sangeynetti belled another LOOSE BALL — Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Mike Carnazza slides safely into second of its runs in the first four innings Pitch Softball League for Globe Frank Woods got the base with a steal during yesterday's Shore Conference "C" Division North baseball game Exxon had a 3-0 lead through win on the minimi Winning pitcher Steve Montgomery was also the batting star with three hits and three runs against Mater Dei Mater Dei's Mike Yanmbelli sees the ball bounce away Mater Dei won. three innings until Mil) 2-0 exploded for nine runs in the Ishka Ribbels defeated Cheers batted in He knocked in two runs with a first- fourth and fifth innings Don Food & Drink 12-9 and evened its inning single Devine was the winning pitcher record at 11 Chuck Devine Montgomery allowed six hits, struck out 10 and and Darin Ehehalt and Cileh Spencer each slugged including three each hy Khehalt and Brian Jamie Olson and Brian picked up the win in relief walked three two-run home runs as Middletown North iruised Kernan Holmdel C. Henry Hudson 4 DeStefano collected three hits A six-run rally in the seventh past hnsl Keyport HOLMDEL — Dave Chow s two-run single was Ocean Twp. 5. Brick Mem. I apiece inning, sparked by Dan Cor the key hit in a five-run second inning as Holmdel Bennin. who upped his overall mark to 3-2. OCEAN Sophomore Jamie Drew made his Globe Hotel outlasted Bran- bisaro. was the difference Cor- ! 5-131 downed Henry Hudson struck out three and walked three The North first varsity start a success by hurling a three- mgans Wharf 18-11. after erasing bisaro went three for four and Kevin Leahy was the winning pitcher He hurler aloowed an RBI single lo Cnafi Reigler in hitter as Ocean trimmed Brick Memorial a 9-0 deficit Brannigans scored had the game-winning hit scattered 10 hits, fanned four and walked one the second inning and a banehit to Candy Mandigo The "B" Division North champion Spartans Two of the hits were doubles by Rob Luckachyk in the fifth 117-41 scored one run in the first and Ihen added Non-Conference four more in the second Two runs came in on a Football camp is scheduled Middlelown N II Keyport I The Lions unproved to 17-4 while Kc\|»irt single by Pal Trush KKYPOHT - Brett Bennin hurled a two-hitter slipped to 9-9 The winners pounded out 1H hits Drew struck out six The only domestic car with a sales increase for five consecutive years and we intend to keep it that way! BUICK • RENAULT • JEEP ALL BUICKS IN STOCK! The Register THURSDAY. MAY 16, 1985 SCOREBOARD 3B HORSE RACING BOYS TRACK BASEBALL b Saundart Chuck |T Tornhn, 9-2 1 Bot Bolero (S SaU'rwi 2 60 I 37 3200 - t Mike Jackson (R). 1120. 2 CAN LIAOM in MM* NM *m— U.080 CM 84.MO 0 P A Scrap iron (J Schwmd) 6-1 Carlson (M). 11 50. 3 Vo (M). 12 14 IUTM DAH.V DOUBtf 1-4 1148.80 400 H - I Ch>i| M.inet (F) 588. 2 (•atOhWon 2 0 K Aoour (M Siantaiao) 62 3 Chart* Kafttr ;P Ortrver) 8-i EI ACT A 4-1 6M.40 Hannon (F), 1 02 3 3 Henley iM). 1 04 1600 relay - 1 Si Rose (SheaUyno'tun. W L M. 0 W L •ct G 6 Dream Power (R Bagg-") 3-1 6 SomoHt WfTK) (fl Macomber) 8-1 *d Raaa Pace Puree 81,808 100 - l Roland W Exciting new & used cars at sensational prices fALUE YOU CAN DRIVE GIANT DISCOUNTS #T7gny • LARGE INVENTORY Stop in today... and drive home a winner!!! OM QUALITY SCRVICE PARTS ftOUTI 84 AT SO. ATLANTIC AVI. ABEROIIN (MATAWAN) M1H Always Big Savings/// SALES*SERVICE*PARTS*LEASING The Register COMICS TNUMMY. MAY 16, 1985 KNOTS MERE ME COMES...\ THATS THE PROBLEM... I'M TlREP OF KEEPIN6 ITS NOT POLITE TO LANP AND IT'S 60IN6 ) SHOULP YOU TELL QUIET! I'M 60IN6 ON SOMEONE'S MOSE! TO HAPPEN MMH SOMEONE OR SHOULP 100 JUST KEEPQUIET? VCUVtMffT •BM.OVTA I FEW YEARS ON THEM rvtevue JUBT >*s oooo AS THSY NtVCR WOWf" WMV IS OH, HE THINKS HECK, LT. FLAP HE'LL MAKPA THATS ALWAYS MILLION CELLARS NOTWHV IMV/EMTI I'MPOIN6 IT THAT'S A PRETT9 FDNKV FIRST, FINP WVNC£.OARFl£LP. SHOW ME A BUR PO IT IN YOUR SANPBOX 6CNEIML,. M3U KXJ'RC LB«Plf*S PNI*H£P,, THE RCVOLT. I'M LMVIN0,, I WONDER IF THESE IT SflVS TO TAKE V/ITOMIN PILLS WILL SLORy BE!! THEV'RE MAKE ME FEEL BE6INNIN'T0 WORK 60OD6R I PON'T THINK' BUT, SIR, IT CAN ANSWfeR OVBRA SOT 16 ViB»y BILLION QUESTIONS EFFICIENT THEWIZARD OF ID SMITHS PBSsKftt; BggK«[ / itllllU IN toll ^iVKIU? 1 SUPVlYl*? OFF THfPWlT i TH|MK T»MTf0P ^ WIUTF, 5lPg... ^ If A— i / S- t ji MARY WORTH W| u WHl^JG. KURT • • THE Lr~ NOTE ISTO L • W j IP UKE TO PW&4T KNOW IT waacs ? Dear Header, I refuse to your Intelligence by drawing in what takes place in this panel. Sincerely, DENNIS THE MENACE THE FAMILY CJftCUS SMUT WBPOK weimifmontsu. OMOHT mtrem GONMK6MN6 OCKY miotmiHBiocussuu. Vm Hi FINAL scmcxf! CH am?, ommr. "That plan* kamadhowto Mr* its lights from th« lightning bug*." "6ur JUITIW mmn( FKT AN' NOSE M EARS % C*EKS v(mmvi t AHOVERV The Register TNUMMV. MAY 16, 1985 BUSINESS 5B LOCAL SECURITIES S&L withdrawal limit imposed Banks » Industrial quotations Bmtllrc 1-l/IS 1'* written before the deadline but had to borrow money from the Federal president of Severn Savings and courtesy Fahnestock ftCo .. E.F. Hutton (AC IrmuMnee Ml ANNAPOLIS, Md (AP) - A not been cleared through the savings Reserve to cover the withdrawals. Loan of Annapolis, said Tuesday 5'. J* & Company Inc., and American Securi- fooeereme 10 10'. state-imposed 11,000 limit on and loan associations. The state obtained a court order night. Hyatt said Severn, with assets ties. IS'* SM ifF ":":"::::::: as ** withdrawals from about 1 million There also were uncertainties Monday placing Old Court under of $24 million, had $750,000 in •AIMS Ask f Centra Jeney 241. Inmumenl SyMemt i * accounts in privately insured savings King Jemei in c... IS about how to handle certificates of control of a conservator. withdrawals Tuesday Chemical Sunh 41 42S Ciuent Sine Sank 4 . 5% WMIOg SH SH and loans created widespread con- deposit larger than $1,000 as they Depositors with checking accounts "The governor has given us a 3} tJjJ2cin5 » ;;;;;;;;;;;; 1-1S/1S fusion yesterday, but appeared to get matured, and whether exceptions to in the state-chartered thrifts ran into much-needed breathing spell," SI* UH 4 . sr* flrtt Ptciulei Nat) Hj SH SH MonmoutA !ejje5u!Z!"~™ 4'. Svt a generally favorable reception. the limit could be made in hardship some problems yesterday cashing Hyatt said. Monmoutri Pin si SS 3SH 2S<4 The limit was imposed by Gov. cases. small checks in stores. Some MMlenwaeMi . .' ii% Monmoutn Fteel UH N J Aeoource Coro 2SH 2SH SS Oe'. '" w. *^^^*^t ;••»* - O - 0 - 33 2341 4>l, '• ims, ItO I 223 17 Institutional investors A.rf'0 11 HOC SI'. mt 14 120 M 3* 13'. Ou.Nt3 50 io mi 30H4 *. AMA.r 14 • SSI 23 . i '•KhK 112 3* INI 2S>»4 >( Ofwaid IN 11101 14*. ' 20 12 23*2 25-* timm 214 1 1307 M > + i, MI«C( 3 10 Ttl 39h4 '• MMM i W i? 1*0 94 - * tvf* 497 4'* MR 150 t »1 11 - •* AWN 1 10 7| 34'.- . 3* I 1*01 l* .1 The Register LIFESTYLE TNUMMV. MAY 16, 1985 Fresh Air Fund celebration is Sunday RED BANK - Red Bank will celebrate its 40th Northeastern states, from Maine to Virginia, and Harris has kept in touch with the Johnsons year as a Fresh Air Fund "Friendly Town" on Canada. Since its Inception in 1177, more than 16 since her years as a Fresh Air child. In fact, a Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church-Tower million city children have participated in the graduation photograph of Harris has been hanging Hill from 2 to 4 p.m. program Of these, more than 1200 have visited in the Johnson home for the past eight years. The Red Bank since it became a "Friendly Town" In last time she visited was in July 1983 when she Kris Neufeld, chairperson of the Red Bank 1»4S. brought along her newborn daughter, Leora Friendly Town Committee, will be hosting Speakers at the celebration will include Ruby "I like to think that we had a possible impact officials from the Fresh Air Fund's main office Harris, a former Fresh Air child who first visited on Ruby," Mrs. Johnson says. in New York, as well as chairpersons and former Red Bank as the guest of Louise and Art Johnson "When she first came out to us, she had Fresh Air children from all over New Jersey The in 1988. difficulty reading and writing, so we spent a great general public is invited. "Coming out here 17 years ago was a wonderful deal of time together reading books and teaching The Fresh Air Fund, an independent non-profit experience for me," Harris, 29, of Brooklyn. her how to write." she adds. "When Ruby agency, provides free summer vacations to NY recalls "Im so grateful to the Johnsons and graduated from high school in 1977, my husband underprivileged New York City children in 13 the Fresh Air Fund." and I were so proud of her." Woman needn't mother her stepson's child Dlar Ann Landers: I am in my »i Dad wants to take Mom to some forgives your father with a full and this is my second marriage. My alee places for dinner bat she won't heart. If she doesn't she is going to hatband ii in hit 40* and thii Is Us go because she Is afraid he may have be as popular as a skunk at a lawn third marriage. The whole thing Ann Landers been seen at those places with "that party seems ureal. I sever thought I woman." He is getting fed up trying wailed children until my biological to please her. Any suggestions will Drugs? How much is too much? Is clock began to wind down. Suddenly It has taken me lour years and a be welcome. — Stumped In Cham- pot OK? Is cocaine too much? If motherhood became very important lot of hard work to become a paign you're on dope or considering it, get to me. reasonably successful Interior decor- Ann Landers' all-new booklet, "The I told Tim I waited lu nave a child. ator. The prospect of leaving my Job Dear Champ: Your Mom feels Lowdown on Dope." For each book- He said I was nnls and asked that I for temporary motherhood stinks! I humiliated, which is understandable. let ordered, send $t plus a long, self- not bring up the subject again. Tim "Patsy" Ingram don't want to be tied down, nor do f but nobody wants to be around a self- addressed, stamped envelope in said be couldn't stand a baby crying want to be a nanny to my stepson's pitying chronic complainer I hope cents postage) to Ann Landers, P.O. at night. «nd thai a kid ruining baby. she stays in therapy, shapes up and Box HNS, Chicago, III. 60611 •round Ike bouse would drive him Tim and his family feel I am being bananas. insensitive. Do f owe It to my Planned Parenthood For two years I cried myself, to husband to take on a responsibility sleep every nigkt aad went to work that will turn my life upside down? with pully eyes. It was a very Please give me your honest opinion, difficult time in my life but somehow f can't think straight anymore. — recognizes volunteer I got through it. Topsy Turvy In Sunnyvale Suddenly everything changed. SHREWSBURY - The Resource In 1978. the agency acknowledged Dear Vale If you knuckle under Tim's with It" son and Ms "hip" Center at Planned Parenthood of her volunteer work by dedicating a and agree to take the child you ought girlfriend just had a child oil of Gifts For All Kinds Monmouth County Inc. will be display case in her honor at the to have your head examined. Con- wedlock, and guett what? My hus- renamed the Eleanor D Ingram Shrewsbury headquarters. And at tinue with your career and let Tim's band thinks it would be a wonderful Resource Center, in honor of a the 19(2 annual meeting she received kids accept the responsibilities that of Graduates.... opportunity for me to show the world longtime volunteer who helped raise an award for her outstanding fund- are theirs. PS. Have you considered what a terrific mother I can be! hundreds of thousands of dollars for raising efforts. asking your husband to give up HIS "Naturally, we wouldn't adopt the From College....a picture frame or the agency The resource center holds audio- job and show the world what a great, child," says Tim. "We'd Jnsl keep visual materials and literature on terrific father HE can be? calculator clipboard; kirn until Junior and bis girlfriend The agency's fund-raising aux- family planning, family life and Dear Ann Landers: I'm a teen-age settle down and prove they are ready From High School....a travel clock or soft luggage; iliary, the Planned Parenthood Sus- sexuality education. It is open from girl who has trouble with her Mom. to accept the responsibility of Miners, presented a name plaque at 10 am to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday, This Isn't the usual kind of letter you From Grade School....a backpack or parenthood it* annual meeting last week that and other hours by appointment. get from kids who want more dictionary/thesaurus set; will hang in the resource center. freedom, or complain because their Illness prevented Ingram from at- Mom snoops in their belongings and From Nursery school....Gumby or Pokey or play books; tending but her daughter-in-law. Lee listens in on the phone. I'm writing For the Professions....Medical or Dental or Ingram of Fair Haven, was on hand because I can't stand the way Mom to accept the award for her. wallows in self-pity, cries on every- Scales of Justice bookends body's shoulder and turns every Eleanor "Patsy " Ingram. Middle- conversation around to her lone- town, served as president of Planned liness and bow rotten her life is. Parenthood': board of directors True, Dad embarrassed her by from 1967 to 1972 During those taking another woman out la public years, she helped establish a fund- a few times, hat that's ever new and gins 264 Norwood Av» raiting program which allowed the they are seeing a counselor. (Their lampa S31-0SM agency's budget to increase from m dally 10:00 to 5 30 third — the first two told her she $12,000 in 1967 to $253,000 in 1972 home may be partly to blame so she accessories Wed. eve. 7 to • RIDGE refused to have anything more to do DEAL IDDLETOWN with them.) Visit Our Rug Vault Far Bat* fro- Armmd The WwM ] Carpet* by KaraMtan OPENING MAY 20, 1985 The Brass Horn cel- ebrates It's Sth an- niversary by returning to ^p SINCE IMS Fair Haven in new Thursday June 6th 19 EAST FRONT ST.. RED BANK I premises at 604 River Road ($ru/al\fAauh Coma celebrate with us and inspect our fin* 6:30 pm collection ot Brass Hardware, Bathware, and A bridge Qittware featuring Baldwin, Broadway Industries. over Jado, Omnla, Virginia Metalcratters and others. At our anniversary special we otter Baldwin (Sib 3nn troubled water Polished Brass Kickplates in standard sizes (6 or Route 71 * Eatontown 8 in. High by 26. 30, or 34 In, wide). For halt price PREGNANT? for ae long as the supply lasts. spectacular fashions for the "Fine Decorative Hardware entire bridal party from for Hornet ot Distinction." Belmar Fashion Corner NEED HELP? .i FASHION SHOW AT 8 PM Birthright Flowers by van Brunt ...to be or not to be Music by Bo Ken Jo TRADE IMOUWMM IMVITtO Joe Smith at the Piano 90 MONMOUTH ST. IB MM • Mil. 747-2423 EXHIBITORS Airways Travel • Brielle Galleries The Face Place • Limousine Service Unlimited. 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THE ENTIRE COLLECTION, PLUS OTHER EQUAL VALUE Moke checks payable to: OLD ORCHARD INN PIECES WILL BE AUCTIONED IMMEDIATELY IN SINQLE UNIT BRIDAL CONSULTANT I OLD ORCHARD INN s Check or Money Order enclosed ROUTE 71 At Name EATONTOWN NJ 07724 HILTON INN TW coufcrm coaasrs « 200 ntca «u aas amni Address 700 Hope Road MUMIU mx turn, annum, mm. USHW. UDJ. TMMZ. •tit fM off Garden $(•(• Pmrkwy muac. «rw«nn«i OMESE. ntmtn. MOW. nmnwaK Tlnton Falls AUCnOMtM LKMMMTOM City State ZIP TMStS: CASH OH CHUCK FRI., MAY 17 AT 8PM *i Mnarrs to wmaajaa mengnfma noamr mm *m View at 7PM u coas wrm A camnun « Mmemorrr *•> m*mi L Tickets will be moiled to oddrass above. THURSDAY. MAY 16, 1985 ^ The Be«i»lrr 7B 'Safe' bowl cleaners may make pets sick: check the warning label DEAR HELOISE: carried a danger warning that ththee of the excessive perspiration and footwear today. Another cause ii a a 'ox' odor. The latter should be H.L. Chapman D.P.M. According to the write-up on Ihe dispenser contents might be fatal oorr odor Is due lo Ihe rubberiied shoes disease of Ihe sweat glands Ibal treated under the direction of a Thanks for the good advi container of toilet bowl cleaner that cause permanent damage iiff or Ihe man-made materials used In provokes excesiive perspiration and dermatologist or a podiatrist. - Heloise you put in Ihe lank, il will nol harm swallowed, and could cause severe pelf. Wrong! burns to eyes and skin. I had just gotten a precious nine- Some pets will drink from the week-old kitten who ii very curious bowl, and children have been known Even with being careful lo always to play in the water too. so take cloie the lid, accidents do happen so, caution. — Heloise GRAND OPENING SUPER SALE before one did, I decided to double- check and called Ihe 1-800 number that Ihe manufacturer provided on the container of cleaner. Hints From Heloise GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES IN WRITING—WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! The operator told me thai the c CHOOSE YOUR FIRMNESS...CHOOSE YOUR SIZE...AND $AVEI! product Ii not safe for animals A WATERPROOF MATCHES Dear Heloise: You can make your small amount Ingested by a dog ORTHO would probably do no harm bul a own waterproof matches by taking large amount would make a pel sick. ordinary kitchen matches and dip- POSTURE If a kitten should get this product in ping them in melted paraffin. Allow RM SU "THW* them to dry well. its eyes, it could burn them. Thank * m m 1****-.*. Twi. III. M. *L Twimlu •«. pc. goodness I double checked! They are real handy while camp- ing in rainy weather. — Mr. Howard >/l I FULL $71 FULL $17 FULL $114 What if a child got his hands In it If I QUEEN iS9 QUEEN $117 QUEEN $144 and rubbed his eyes? Nlelson • KING $279 KING $347 KING $377 Please warn your readers about FEET NEWS '62 73 this. There are so many innocent Dear Heloise: Thank you for your children and animals that I just had hint about clean and healthy feel. It PREMIUM ORTHO- PREMIUM 10 write. — J. Camden Is amazing Ihe number of young- POSTURE III CHIROPEDIC sters, even those on the point of We are all glad you did write. I maturity, who come into our clinic Twin tin ~. *c. Twia •!•• •*. p. Iwl« tin a*. •(. checked the back of one cleaner and with grimy extremities. $ FULL $127 FULL $137 FULL $147 11 did say bowl water would not hurt Permit me to add a couple of QUEEN $147 QUEEN $177 QUEEN $117 pels, but the inside instruction points lo your discourse. First, much 87 KING $447 KING $477 KING $497 FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN NEW JERSEY FREE DELUXE BED FRAME FREE SET-UP OF NEW SET! IF WE ADVERTISE IT. ..WE HA VE ITU \ FREE REMOVAL OF OLD SET! ************* BUNK BEDS J&VSBSL I ^" HI-RISERS | 1 SLEEP-SOFAS 1 CompKO* with Maitrnin With Innerspring Mattress 2 FULL SIZE t 4 HOURS OPFN 7 DAYS • MON THRU FRIDAY 10-9 SAT 10-5. SUNDAY 114 •48 MANTOLOKINQ RO 1610 ROUTE M j OCEANSIDE BEDDING ORCHARD PLAZA 531-0552 "THE MATTRESS EXPERTS" REGISTER GREGG ELLMAN ROHALLION — Dorothy Dimtsios (left) of Long Branch, Stavroula Panas of Oakhurst and Antonia Giallourakis, Shrewsbury, admire decor at Rohallion. a Tudor mansion in Rumson loaned by Elaine and Ted SOUTHS for an afternoon of music, food and fashion this Saturday to benefit the Papanicolaou Cancer Research Institute at the University of Miami Medical School and other health and welfare groups. The women are officers of the Daughters of Penelope, St. George Greek Orthodox Church, Asbury Park, which is sponsoring the event. Irene Tsakiris, Monmouth Beach, and the Garden State Singers will provide music and Greek pastries will be served. For tickets contact Dimtsios or Panas. 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You do not believe appeal today is as a highly inde- in failure; rather, you recognize dif- pendent person. Play the clinging BASEMENT ferent degrees of setbacks, from vine and you'll regret it. PUT any of which you are determined to VIRGO (Aug. 23-S*pt. 22) - THE WATERPROOFING come back. You place honor above Don't allow co-workers to impose all other traits. It goes without upon you this morning. Afternoon PAINT • WftTERMOOfSONCONUCI LOOK AT THE PRICE! saying, then, that you would not hours are for cooperative effort. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - • oUlKMOIItlSALl MU0R trade yours for any amount of fame dampptacss COMPETITION LATEX PRIMER % or fortune. You possess a strong Make use of recently gained infor- • fDRIiFiEDWUHCCH sense of humor and use it often to mation to advance your career. A • CfKtlWOIlSTMSUltS SEALER keep disappointment and frustra- promotion may be in the offing, if tion at bay. you go for it now. N0\N Although your instincts are SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - JONL^J, generous, you do not often allow Your lack of sympathy for one them full play. You prefer to see whose failings are strictly human Dutch W others do for themselves as far as could lose you more than one friend •30 MINUTE possible. This single factor may today. Take care. DRY make you an exceptional parent, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-D*c. •HRST COAT just so long as you also know when 21) - Make sure that you get full ONSHEETROCK to go to the rescue. value for your money. A bargain'j •WATER Also born on this data arc Hen- no bargain if you receive shoddy CLEAN-UP ry Fonda and Orion Wall**, goods. •O*""»B»A»***^ actors. CAPRICORN (D*c. 22-Jan. 19) - To see what is in store for you Though you may feel jealousy tomorrow, find your birthday and today, you would do well not to we've got OVER 200,001 read the corresponding paragraph. show it. Concern yourself with nobler things. 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PLAZA 35 RT. 35, EATONTOWN, NJ. 201-544-9050 Several people may approach yo« (1/5 Mil* South tff Mall Mil to Party Una) Tin- TNUMMY. MAY 16, 1985 240 Rum son 240 Rumson 244 Tlnton Falls 244 Tlnton FBIIB 244 Tlnton falls 24ft Stala of Naw Jaraay 249 Stata of Naw Jarsay 241 jtata ol NBW JTsay i and epecifleatloni may pltcalion of Nancy Vonaiio lo< NOTICI NOTICE OF HEARING der his address and the name of BTATI OF 5td§ JOHN P. WEINGART pramiaM known aa Block 24 Lot PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai ihe contract tor which tha bid is be examined at above audreet TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICI TO BIDDERS NIW JERSEY or al tha Bureau of Coaatal Engl- Director I on tha in map of tha Borough ma Rumson Board of Adjust- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Notice is hereby given that submitted Bids must be accom- DEPARTMENT OP 227 Highlands of Ooaanport and locate* on ment did. at a raguiar maating on panied by a certificate from a neenna Offtoe. 14JJ Hooper Av- May 6. IB, M «*•_» Mary Raymond has applied lo sealed bids will be received by • NVIRONMINTAL enue Toms River New Jersey, Mohican Avanua. Ocaanpon April 17 1065 grant an aMianston the Planning Board of the Ihe Mayor and Council of tha surety company staling thsi II will HIGHLANDS N J PROTECTION however, call (Ml) $41 UN 2M Othar »ub*»c Noltoaa PLANNING BOARD of variance 10 FRED AKT to par- Borough of Tlnton Falto for BorOugh of Tlnton Falls for provide tha speciTied per- DIVISION OP Variance* requested ara as loi • mit him to construct a scraanao formance and mslntenance before visiting to assure avail- NOTICI OP DSCISION preliminary and final aubdtvision "Sanitary Sewer Extension. Lots COASTAL RlSOURCES sbillty Pre-Ouallfled contractors NOTICI OP PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai tow*. porch on pramiaas al 3 TYSON approval, aa wall aa a variance 1. 2 ft 3 In Block 27 In the bonds m the event that ihe con- LANE. RUMSON. NEW JERSEY tract la awarded to the bidder can obtain Bid Documents from PUBLIC BALI Preliminary and Final Major 1 To permit lot araa of 6.000 from lha side yerd requirement Borough of Tlnton Falla N J si the Toms River address Bidders aqua/a taal. wharaaa 12.000 and shown on tha Tax Map ot lha as set forth In Section 85-830 BUREAU OF On Juna 6. 1BM. at 12 Noon, Subdivision Approval wea orem 10 00 am prevailing time on Each bid must ba accom- must ba pre-queiiHed with this ma following contents of Units ed to Vtnceni j Russo Builders square feet ara raqulrad Borough of Rumson as Lot 6 and such other relief as lha Thursday June 6. 1965 al panied by a certified check. COASTAL ENGINEERING Block 77 PROJECT NO 1106 Division under N J S A 32 M #332. #712? «rn. 0740, #776 Inc tor Lot SB and Lot tC in 2 To parmii tna lot to ba 60 Board may deem appropriate. Borough Hall, 556 Tlnton Av- cashier's check, or bid bond for and are required to comply with «llh reference to premises MAY I. IMS and #7074 HOVPARK. Mini Stock us, subject to terms and IMI in w.dtn wharaaa 120 faat la Copy of said Rasolution la on anua, al which time they will ba 10H of tha amount of the bid. the Affirmative Action provision Storage wMl ba sold by public conditions ot the Resolution raqulrad flla with tha Board of Adjustment located at Hamilton and opened and reed aloud drawn upon an incorporated aa outlined in PL 1676. c 127. Hockhockson Roads, also sate in bulk by sealed bid re- pessed at the Regular UMimo of 1. To parmii lha construction snd available for inspection benk or trust compsny, payable ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIO and the regulations established ceived no later than 12 Noon E8T the manning Board netd on May of a two story homa containing /S/ GARY SAMMON known as Block 66. Lot 1 on lha 10 the order of the Borough of Saawd bid proposals for tha by tha Department of En- Tax Map Work shall consist of construc- Tlnton Fails aa guarantee that in on lha daw of eaie. Bidders must 9. 1BM tn the Municipal Building. 1.741 squara taal of which 1.043 QARY SAMMON. Sacratary tion or approximately 564 lineal Reconstruction of the Deal Lake vironmental Protection ba praaant on the day of sale and 1T1 Bay Avenue. Highlands. N J aquara fast la on tha first floor, Board ol Adtuatmant case the contrect is awarded the Flume, locatad between City of feet of 6-mch PVC sanitary bidder, he wic within 10 days payment must ba by caah or et 7 30 • M. Said Reeoiutton is wharaaa tha ordlnanca raquiras sewer together with appurtenant Asbury Park and Village of Loch No proposal will ba considered caahiera check Contents can ba on Me with the Borough Clerk 1.2O0 aquara taat on tha Drat DATED April 17. 16M Any parson or persons al •hereafter execute such contract Arbour. Ocaan County, Naw jer- unless accompanied by a viewed between the hours of i floor 'ecied by this application may structures •> a furnish satisfactory per- Certified Check or Bid Bond in Linda B Oeboid May It Un sey will ba received by Ihe Direc- and 6 pm eevanry-fwo (72) hava an opportunity to be heard formance bond Upon failure to tor, Division of Coastal Re- the amount of at least ton per- Planning Board Secretary PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NO- at tha maating of tha Planning do so. he shall forfeit the deposit hours before tha sale TICE lhat you sra privileged to The plena apecificaiions fend sources. Room 711, Labor and canium (10H) of total amount bid NOTICI Board to be held on WEDNES- as liquidated damages snd the industry Bldg . John Fitch Piaia. and a certified statement from Mattress, box spring, com- t>a praaant at said hearing and DAY avemng. May 29 IBM m other contract documents for the acceptance of the bid will be 233 Long •rsnch ~_ praaani any and all objection* PLEASE TAKE NOTICE lhat propoead work prepared by Trenton. New Jersey 0M25 al at bonding company slating that il pressor, plywood, tool box, tna Rumson Board of Adjust- the Municipal Building at 3S6 contingent upon fulfillment of 11 30 s m , prevailing lima, will furnish necessary per- storm door, rug, dresser (rams which you may hava to tha gram- Tlnton Avenue. Tlnton Fails Naw Leon S Avakian. inc Consulting this requirement by tha bidder ing ot said vanancas Tha appli- ment did. at a raguiar meeting on Engineers. 7M Wayside Road Wednesday. May 2*. IMS formance bond in ihe amount of kitchen chairs and table, LtQAL NOTICI Jersey at 600 p.m The checks ot all bidders win be tha contract in accordance with portable TV. starao and Pieaee tehe notice mat appli- cation and supporting docu- April 17. IMS grant a variance 10 Neptune, N J may be examined W ROGER DANDY ana K A copy of tha application and returned according to law No Section R.8 2A 44-143 and spsaksra suitcase, bicycle. cation has Been mads lo the City manta ara on tils wiih the Sac- at the office of the Engineer dur- interest shall be allowed upon ratary of tha Board of Adjuii- AMANDA DANDY to permil them maps have baan riled in tha of- ing business hours Bidders may Bids should be delivered to 2A 44-147 inclusive, with sure- Xmas traa. sols upholstered Council or the City ot Long any such check ties satisfactory to tha State of chair, and tabiea. crib, corner Branch to Transfer to Jimmy a mani al lha Municipal Building 10 construct s deck on premises fice of tha Sacratary of tha Plan- obtain one copy thereof upon William C. Schuiti. contract Ad- and ara avsllabls for inspection SI 16 NORTH CHERRY LANE ning Board, and may be m- New Jaraay. table, flla cabinet, deek, office Jetty inc tor premises located proper notice and payment ol a Bidders are required 10 comp- ministrator II, Room 711 In par- chairs. on the Long Branch Pier. Ooean during normal working hours RUMSON, NEW JERSEY and specled by tha public during non-refundable charge of 630 00 son or by mail prior to tha time The Department of En- •nown on the Tax Map of the normal business hours at tha ly with ihe requirements of PL Avenue In the City ol Long FALVO, BONELLO A MORIARTY 10 defray tna coat thereof Check 1976. c 127. scheduled for bid openings No vironmental Protection reasrvai Public sale subject to the Attorneys for Applicant Borough ot Rumaon as Lot 1 Municipal Building. 9S6 Tlnton shall ba written lo the order of Branch. County ot Monmoulh Block 23 The contract shall be awarded, bida will ba accepted after the the right to waive any infor- and Stale of New Jersey tor s BV PETERS FALVO, JR Avenue Tlnton Falls. NJ Leon s Avakian, inc for each eel aforementioned time malities in or to reject any or all May 16. 23 I20M DATED May B, IBM or all bids rejected, within 60 retail consumption ncenta No Copy of ssid Resolution is on ot documents days from the receipt of bids or May 16 $20 92 ilia with tha Board of Adjustment 1325-34-028-002 heretolore is- PRIMAVERA 4 MULLANtY Bids musl ba made on the within such extensions of time aa aued to jimmy • jetty, inc tor and available for inspection standard proposal form in a permitted by law GARY SAMMON. Secretary Attorneys for Applicant premises located on the Long 240 Rumson 7M Shrewsbury Avenue manner designated tharein and Tha Mayor and Council re- Brench Pier, Ocean Avenue, Board of AdfuStment required by tha specifications serve the right io reject any and Long Branch. New Jersey, to NOTICE DATED April 17. IBM Tlnton Falls. Nj 07724 (201) S3O-0200 They shall ba enclosed in an an bids or lo waive any Infor- enlarge erst of licensed PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai Wy 16 IT 20 opaque sealed envelope ad- mality of any bid. premises tha Rumson Board of Ad|ust- dressed 10 the Msyor and Coun- Elksn Branln Objections, if any. should be mant did. at a raguiar maatmg on NOTICE 5/9/65 cil. Tlnton Falls, N.J bearing on Borough Clerk made immediately in writing to April 17 1966 grant a variance to PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that tha May 16 114.76 the outside the name of the btd- May 1« 131 66 Jennie C DeFuio. City Clerk ARTHUR H and ELIZABETH S Rumson Board Of Adjustment Long Branch. New Jersey SORENSEN to parmit tham to did. al s regular meeting on Apm construct an addition to thatr 17. IMS. grant s variance to Jimmy s Jetty. Inc homa at 7 NORTH WARD AV- MICHAEL CAMPANELLA end Long Branch Pier ENUE. RUMSON. NEW JERSEY COLLEEN CAMPANELLA to par. Ocean Avenue and shown on ths Tax Map ot tha mit them to construct an addition Long Brench NJ Borough of Rumson ss Lot 21 to premises at 46 AVENUE OF Appitcanl Block 60 TWO RIVERS, RUMSON. NEW May ifl. 23 120 16 JERSEY and shown on the Tax Copy ot said ftaaoiution n on Map of the Borough of Rumaon 231 Ocssnport flla with tha Board of Adjustment as Lot 5 Block S3 IM SMn 'III I II MMI MM snd available for Inapactton Attic Fans Will KM Cnck. DM. IM • Sffm THUn k> Eay BOROUOH OP OCIANPOfiT f&t OARY SAMMON Copy of said Resolution is on o> Pit BOARD Of ADJUSTMENT GARY SAMMON Secretary file with tha Board of Adjustment NOTICI OP MIAMI NO Board Of Adjustment and available (or inspection DATED April 27. IBM OARY SAMMON. Secretary ion FUtANCINC AVAILAKE NO DOWN PAYMINT IN THE MATTER OF THE AP. Completely Installed eoiKD QUALIFIES f«l 1H EWMV TU CHENT PLICATION OF NANCY May 16 17 M Board ot Adjustment VONELLO FOR PREMISES DATED April 17. 1BM KNOWN AS BLOCK 24 LOT 8 NOTICI Mar '• IT 20 ON THE OFFICIAL TAX MAP OF PLEASE TAKE NOTICE lhat 00 HEATING THE BOROUGH OF OCEAN- tha Rumson Board of Aojuii NOTICE PORT AND LOCATED ON mam did. al a raguiar maatmg on PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that SIDING MOHICAN AVENUE Aprn 17 1M5 grant a variants to tha Rumaon Board of Adjust- •155 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that PETER PERAINE to parmit him ment did at a regular meeting on the Board of Adtustment ot the to construct an addition and Apm 17. 1965 grant a variance 10 VINYL OR ALUM Borough ot Ocesnport win "oid a thraa car garaga on premise* al ANITA V QAYNOR to parmit her 61 SOUTH WARD AVENUE 10 construct an addition to FULL INSULATION public hearing on Wednesday RUMSON NEW JERSEY and May 29 IBM at I p m at the T premises at 16 CHURCH Municipal Building 222 Mon- shown on tna SM Map of tha STREET RUMSON. NEW JER- INCLUDED mouth Boulevard. Ocean port Borough ol Rumson as Lot 34 SEY, and shown on tha Tax Map An Conditioning New jersey to consider the ep- Block 136 of the Borough of Rumson as Lot AIR JOY Copy of said Resolution is on 14, Block 26 240 Rum son ___ Ma with ths Board Of AdiuSlmsni Copy of said Resolution is on CONDITIONING CO., INC. ,, NOTICE /S GARY SAMMON and available (or inspection Fu y PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai QARY SAMMON Secretary OARY SAMMON Secretary FREEHOLD HAZLET METUCHEN Insured tns Rumson Board of Adjust- Board of Adiualmsnt Board of Adjustment meni did. st a reguisr meeting on DATED April 17. IBM DATED April 17 1M5 577-1120 264-2551 548-5330 Apni 17 iMSgrsnt a variance to May 16 |7 56 May 16 |fl 64 DONALD E BLE9SE and CAROL E BLESSE (0 permn them to construct a utility shed on premises si 3 MARKWOOD LANE, RUMSON NEW JERSEY and snown on Ihe Ta» Map ol tha Borough of Rumson as Lot 15 Block 72 Copy ot said Reeoiutton is on die with the Board of Adjustment ana available for inspection S 3ARY SAMMON GARY SAMMON, Secretary Board of Adjustment DATED April 17 IMS May 16 17 56 Texas killer FATHER'S put to death HLNTSVILLE. Texas i AP I - Jesse de la Rosa, asking forgiveness for his sins, was executed yesterday for killing a convenience store clerk, and another death row inmate said executions in Texas now are like eating potato chips - it's hard to stop " De la Rosa, at 24 the youngest convict executed since the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976. was pronounced dead at 12 17 am CDT. four minutes after lethal chemicals were injected into his arms He was convicted in the 1979 slaying of Masaoud Ghazali. a clerk in a 7-11 convenience store clerk in CONTEST San Antonio. De la Rosa's execution was the third in Texas this year and the seventh since 1982 Five more are set through July 22 The next Texas inmate with a death date, G.W Green, said the increas- ing number of executions "is like eating potato chips - its hard to stop " Prizes: * * Green, convicted of killing a Montgomery County deputy sheriff, said he isn't worried about his fate Let your father know "When they kill me, they'll ac- complish nothing I'm just a particle just how special he Is to • II of matter, " he said. you by submitting an Cover lifted original essay for 3-H00 Father's Day - written cash prizes from reactor by you! will be awarded! MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (API - The students who submit the Crews at Three Mile Island lifted a winning essay in each of the 55-ton cover off the damaged Unit 2 reactor yesterday, clearing the way three grade categories will re- for removal of the radioaoctive fuel ceive a M00 cash prize. later this year The cover, known as a plenum, was the last component left over the top of the reactor, which was Grade damaged in March 1979 during the SUNOM. worst accident ever at a U.S. Categories commercial nuclear plant 2nd through 5th Rigging was latched to the plenum and an overhead crane lifted it off 6th through 8th the submerged reactor and carried it 9th through 12th 32 feet to a 19-foot deep section of the Send your essay to: plant's water-filled refueling canal Father's Day Contest The lift took 2 hours and 42 minutes, said TMI spokesman Gordon Tomb The Register DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES One Register Plaza During the operation inside the Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 Wednesday, June 5th plant's sealed containment building, the five-person crew remained in a lead-shielded enclosure. One reading taken as the plenum Contact Rulas: pasted overhead showed radiation levels of 80.000 millirems per hour, 1. Essay should be no longer than 350 wot*. compared to the usual level of 20 millirems. 2. Essay should be your original work. Inside the enclosure, the readings 3' ^WC'A^HBLIP your ••«¥. delude your NA were 10 to 30 millirems. Federal **»»B81 AGE, GRADE, SCHOOL rules limit workers in nuclear plants and HOME PHONE NUMBER on your entry. lo dotages of no more than 3.000 millirems every three months The Register 4 clear!' Pr'Ot °r tyP* yOur MMy n#"tly "nd With the plenum's removal, workers now have clear access to DAILY C^ SUNDAY 5. Winners will be notified by phone. the damaged fuel core Fuel frag- Your hometown newspaper 6. Decision of the judges Is final. ments will be scooped into canisters 7- R.fti'f' Classified. .ACTION LINE 5421700 <=iNDEX= Public Notice* Situations Wanted Mala. 55 Peta and Livestock. 77 Buildings/Garages 109 Camping Equipment 153 rect Insertion of any advertlsment (Legal.) Situation! Wanted Alrcralt. . 78 Wanted to Rent 110 Recreational Vehicles. 154 and only when It materially affects Male/Female se Swap or Enchange 79 the value of the ad. If It contains an Special Notice* Child Care/Nunery Blcyclee/Mlnl Bikes. SO Real Eatate for Sale Automotive error call classified. All ads are re- Sports Equipment . 81 stricted to their proper classification Schoola 57 Wanted Automotive- 220 Low »nd Found Swimming Po 82 Open Houses. 130 and set In the regular Daily Register Construction Equipments 230 Special NOIICM Financial CBs, Electronics 83 Houses for Sale. 131 style of type. Bight Is reserved to Travel-Tranapoflallon _ 12 CondomJnIums/Town Auto Financing 240 edit or reject any copy or ad. Merchandise Wanted. 84 250 Instruction _ 15 Buliness Opportunity . 61 Price Buster 85 Houses . 132 Auto Insurance Mortgages. 62 Income Property- 133 Auto Rent/Lease- 260 Bu»lne»i Directory Money To Loan- 63 Farm Property- 134 Auto Services/Parts 270 TO PLACE Real Ettate Rental* Motorcycles- 280 Butlneta Service 21 Money Wanted. 64 Commercial Property. 135 Apartments 101 136 Trucks and Trailers. 290 YOUR Art* t Craflt » 22 Industrial Property CLASSIFIED Merchandise Houses lor Rent 102 LoU and Acreage 137 Autos For Sale 300 Employment Rentals to Share 103 Mobile Homes 138 AD Merchandise (or Sale. 71 Winter Rentals 104 Cemetery Lota- 139 READ YOUR AD CALL THE Help Wanted Male or Female Garage/Yard Sale . 72 Summer Rentals 105 Real Estate Wanted 140 51 Machinery For Sale- 73 Furnished Rooms 108 THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE IT APPEARS! 542-1700 Bsbyslttlng/Chlld Care 52 Rental Service- 74 Nursing/Retirement Recreational Domeatlc Help 53 Farm Equipment. 75 Homes 107 The Dally Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Situations Wanted Female 54 Auction Sales. 76 Commercial Rentals 108 Boats and Accessories , 152 sponsible (or more than one incor- 8:30-4:50 244 Tlnton Fella 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 HtlpWanttd 51 Htlp Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 HtlpWanttd 51 HtlpWanttd HOTICI ASSESSING AIDE — Middle- BUTCHER-OELI HELPER — Exp. CLEANING PERSON — Part DRIVERS — For vena at 84.70 FURNITURE WORKROOM LANDSCAPING POSITION - PART TIME — Need »xtra cash? PUBLIC NOTICE II naraby town Townahlp it eccepimgap- helpful Appty in person, village time. Muit be aMe work week- and buses at 86 40 per hour HELPER — Valid drlvar'a uevrtaa Good pay must ba 16 or older Work on home phone program given to IN persons thai tha plicationa for position ol Pork Store. IS Monmoulh St.. enda- Year round employment. Approxlmattey 4 hra. per day raqulrad Win train Appry In p«r- Call 730-0096 between S3 p.m. Flexible Earn up to S10 par hour meaHna «m« or lh« May 29, 1SSS 51 Help Wanted Aiimmg Aid* NJ driven Red Bank. Appfy In person, between 10-3 Only dependable good drivers aoo. M. Sllbarataln. 42e Broad Call Barbara. 747-6666 ncente required. Send return* Howard Johnsons Motor Lodge LAW FIRM SEEKING — Full or Tlnton Paaa Planning Board haa Male or Female need appfy Training available St.. Shrawabury substantial part time aecretery tM*n changed to 7 30 p.m lo Township Administrator. C/O CARRIER WANTED - Keyport. Middtetown. Apply deity 8-6. Murphy Bus Ber- PART TIME — Make your own ACTORS. MODELS. V 0 Town Hall. 1 Kings Hwy Mlddle- Division St. Broad SI. Main St OAROENER - Dandy max. Good technicslskilia Legal ex- SlWla { van Wlnkla .*». 666 Hwy 36. Mlddletown perience not necessary Call for daylight hrs delivering phone PEOPLE — All work tan t In NYC. lown. NJ 07748. area. Can Cathy Berkley, Dairy :OOK8 - FuU time, pen time (behind Siperstein Pslnu | Rumaon Eatata. Muat do ttiruba. Admtnlalralrva Ofltcar Mon Cry has opportunities Let Register. 543-5210 or M2-6660 Will train. Great summer |obl la adgmg Knowladga of appt 642-2070 woke in the Kaanaburg area. May IS U 34 ua •ho* you the way Sand pica ATTENDANT FOR REST Apply In person. Saul T. Waters DRIVER aqulp Full or part lima. Mi MM Car necessary t-ali 229-0536, It a raaumea to Special Arltata ROOMS — ft mlac duties in CARPET CLEANER - Exp'd- Tavern, Penineuia House, Sea opaning lor axp. da- aflar 6 p.m. LERMER CORPORATION — An no answer 623-3206. Management. |nc . po BON 312. marina. Apply to Sandy Hook tralnee. Earn $240 wfc + com- Bright M2-21OO aircraft galley products Manufac- Co drtvar. Mual know QAS STATION ATTENDANT - •ART TIME — Earn extra money Little Silver. NJ 07739 Bay Marina, One Willow St, mission Steady work 440-3389 Monmouth-Ocaan araa and ba turer has immediate opening for COOK — Kitchen help. FuU or Mala or famaJa Pan lima avaa 1 repalra person The applicant and sUil nave time for yourseH Highlanda. NJ. CARPENTRY - Roofing. Ex- 1f1 laminar wtth Mr Matro araa watfcanda. Baaa pay %4 25 par pan time. Apply person The Naat appaaranoa And good should have experience with Cleaning service needs people 6 LOBI and Found AUTO BODY PERSON — lOyra perienced or willing to learn Inbetween Restaurant, 96 Eng- hour. Appfy Atlantic Highland hand and aaeemMy loots. Auto- Must have own transportation p.araonalrtyu important Mual ba with own trans to do house- sap able to UM frame machine ish PU, Red Bank. 741 90*4 Shall. Mon-Fri | im to ] pm. motive mechanic background clean.ng 15 OO'hr Will train As a aarvtca to our community Benefits Call John for appt be- Seeking full time work. Call bondaota and hava good drtvtng M1-47M win ba hatfptul Salary com- Mlddletown Hazlet area Call Trta Daily Raglalar it offering • tween 9-9. Marlboro auto body 330-9072 Ask tor Paul COOK - Kltchan IWpar. dlah- racord Apply In paraon. 10 a.m.- mensurate witn experience Fully FREE 3-llna FOUND ad tor 4 Accounts 780-0404 waahar naadad for Pub In Union 2 p.m.. Mon-Fri 33 Waal St. GENERAL CLEANERS - Part- paid company benefits Apply in eflar 6. 071-4619 days und#r our Lost a Founc CARPENTER — Eap. in ati Baach Can Oarran. at 2S4-M04 Monmouth Baacri tlma 7 am -10 am tor Kayport BUowa liquors in Eatontown loofc- phases of construction Own person from 8 a m -5 p.m. at ciaaaiftcation Payable AUTO MECHANIC — A-B rate aflar 6 p m Daparimant Slora Call Lermer Corp . 626 Industrial Wey ng tor part time clerk CaH The togiatar appraciataa yout Chrysler experience necese»vy trans Call Charlie, 741- 6227 DRIVER — Part time nights Must 1-M0-M2-M4! 542-0220 COUNTER HELP have own car Apply in person lo west. Estontown honaaty 4 win do lla pan in find. Secretary Union shop with excellent com- CARPET INSTALLERS HELPER Ing tha original ownar PIMM Oood main and typing tkillt re- pany benefits. Apply In person Betty Bnie Cleaners. Circle PttM. Eatontown. GET READY PERSON - For ART-TIME — Day or night — Some experience preferred auto raouil Muat ba ovar 21. LIFE GUARDS (2) - Wanted lor Liquor store 6 dell Must be 16, call maw 1700 •ed W« offer •XCMIIHI.I bsn- Buhler a Bitter Chrysler Willing to train Muat have driv- M2SaS2 DRIVER • EXPtRIECNED apartment complex pool Must •fiti ana ptofti sharing Salary Plymouth. 3290 Hwy 35. Hailel hava -and drlvara lioanaa FuH Call 542-7727 DOG 1/17 TINTON 'ALLS - ers license Csll 291-6497. COUNTER PERSON - Wanlad Call Ntok'e Movers lima amploymant 30 houra par be certified 27 hours par week SS 25 per hour a AM to 8 PM. 5 PART TIME - Oal/Quy frlday smaM tan female mixed Pug AWNING WORKER — Good «>k In dry cleaning atora In 668-8184. •raalt plua ovartlma. Can Apply in person at Keyport Club day* • week Overtime over 40 CARPENTERS HELPER - Exp'd Fair Hi,.,, Call 747-5255 Village Apis Frl May 17 from S-7 For interior designer Typing snd Owner plaaaa call Aeeocietec hour* Call 7BO-7850 summer fob Call Standard Awn- DRY CLEANER/SPOTTER - 942 M00 ing, Pair Haven. 741-0—6 preferred. Transportation and pm at pool Phone (or Infor- sales Diverse duties Musi be Humane Society. 922-0100 hand tools a must. 739-2414 COUNSELORS - College stu- Exp'd only to operate spotting mation 739-0959 orgsnited Cell 530-1776. 10-5 U.S. HOME CORP. dents with experience In sports, board A cleaning machine Call FOUND — Brown Tiger Cat Re 6ACKHOE OPERATOR — Ex- CARRIER WANTED GIRLS & BOYS cenay spayed female Rumaor penenced Call 842-5064 or nature, crafts and working with 747-1343. LIMOUSINE DRIVERS PART TIME — Office manage* An Equal Oppty Employer 11 yrs. and older area Calf *41-6660 after 5 ilDIM KEYPORT children age* 3-14. Call YMCA Allaire la seeking responatble, tor condominlmum association ADMINISTRATIVE VICINITY — Washington St aHft-4Me7741-2604 EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI - well-groomed candidates for Must havs SHceMent office skills FOUND - 1963 R B H 6 schOO SECRETARY BAKERS ASSISTANT 880000 per 100 Guaranteed You're Needed perl time A runtime position! To Experience in bookkeeping thru Thereee St. Broadway. COUNTER PERSON * DRIVER ring Inscnpiion inside. Cal Type 50 WPM. Iteno 80 WPM Fun time Call from 9-5 DAILY REGISTER payment No experience/No To Deliver apply pleeea caB 642-1909 general ledger Ability to deal 747-2360 Good communication ifcilia cus- 530-4817 Summer or full time Naytors with public Submit resume P O tomer retationa Red Bank area Auto Parts. 291-1414. ssk for Mr draised Mamped envelope: LIMOUSINE DRIVERS — Box 432. Highlands. N.J. 07732. FOUND - In HolmrMI Light BAKER WANTED — Morning CAII Pink ham. THE REGISTER To $141. fe* paid Catriy Berkley CLAN VITAL • 618 Full/pan time drivers wanted mown puppy Famala ProDaDI, tirs Will train Call Manager be- In your area. Must have Q000' driving record ACE EMPLOYMENT tween 7-2 pm 747-28S2 342-8660 9*35310 DEt-IVEKV PERSONS — Earn up 3418 Enterprise Rd i?wa*ktold Floppy aara Whip. FT. 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The Regie- Apply in person at Chris's Deli. sddressed, stamped envelope 2. Sycamore Lane. Kemp Kaenaburg Call 707-8021 CARPENTER — Home Improve- to make local deliveries and Weakly In our telephone sales earn great pay • $4000 ed ex- ler. Sfirewsbur,. N J 07701 483 West Front St Red Bank. lo Homework Systems, P.O. Box Avenue, Rumson FOUNO — Laroa Shvpriard lypt pense pay bach • $5 040 Ql Bill ment company needs 1 person 387, Keyport, N.J. 07736. work in yard- Muat be able to program Conveniently locsied who can do it ail. Framing, aid- drrve standard irsnmitslon doe Young btacft light laca |10000 student loan repay- BARTENDERS — For Qo-Oo DELI HELP — Full or part time 3. Osprey Lane, Avenue ol Rt 35, Shrewsbury office ment Call for interview ing, maeonry, interior trim, etc Colonial Dell. Marlboro. Call be- ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — Adler Lumbar Co. 671-0790 Thla is ideal for »•> lr»ndry Mala Call bar Apply in person Twenty Northern Mon County. imum 2 yaws electronic Two Rivers So . Rumaon 741-40M immadiataly 747-2211 Ask for PETE SABO or Ava tween « a.m. a 11 am »48-7276. Paces. 1105 Union , Union 506-2828 education Knowledge of beare MACHINIST HOMEMAKERS MIQUEL PEREZ AMERICANS Bsscn between 4-7 No Sun- 4 Buens Vista. Sailers LOST — Substantial roward AT THEIR BEST Prior service DENTAL SECRETARY and asaembtsd PC board testing Experienced. MATURE STUDENTS days. CASHIER - Tues ft Thurs, and OenRad teat equipment. Way. ftumaon. Call 946-4600 Waal Highland Torrwjr All whlta nay apply 5-9 30 pm. Sat.. 12:30-9:30. Our growing denial practice Is ANYONE 20 Ib mar* Anawart to Kirta Cat' looking for another secretary computer generated circuit Who has a need for extra BE YOUR OWN Apply Sebastian's Pub, Mon- board teat vectors. Excellent 5 Meadowbrook. Maplewood. W*0M NJ ARMY You musi have knowledge of in- income Call now. these won't mouth Mall 542-7791, aak lor salary + fully paid company ben- Rumson MAILROOM BOSS John Turner surance claim forma Computer leal long. LOBT — EngMah Sana* mix NATIONAL GUARD Exp w We Salute All of the contestants In The 1985-86 Miss Monmouth County Scholarship Pageant and Warmly Thank Christine Broderick Miss Monmouth County 1984-85 for the Work She Did Representing Monmouth County During the Past Year. monmouth mall W YCKOFF ROAD AT THE EATONTOWN CIRCLE ABRAHAM AND STRAUS. •ANMERQER'S. CALDO*. HAMNES, JCPENNEY AND OVER 150 STORES AN(J RESTAURANTS. SHOP MON6AY-SATUfl6AY 10 AM TO 9 30 PM. SUNDAY NOON TO 5 PM. FREE PARKING FOR OVER 7,000 CARS INCLUDING OUR 3-LEVEL ENCLOSED PARKING DECK ADJACENT TO ABRAHAM AND STRAUS '. MAY IS. ItSS SCHOOL: HMiatapan High School SCHOOL: TrMM tt«« (ISM) SCHOOL: Rtd Sank RtfloMl SCHOOL: HoMMtMl CMff TALINT: Ptano p4ar« TALINT: Ormr>«.oc. TALINT: Minlcat comtfl TAUNT: VocalM AMWTION: nmudal AMMTION: (My cMMhood «t AHWTION: V«t«fln«rt«n Miss Monmouth County Pageant Contestants PROGRAM SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1M5 MARGARET VINCI, 21 MONMOUTH MALL, EATONTOWN Long Scancfi TAUNT: Honolulu OVERTURE: "God Bless America," Jay Brower Orchestra AUMTWN: tMmMtvy tckool Mack* COLOR GUARD: United States Marines, Marine Corp Center, Red Bank ' PARADE OF CONTESTANTS INTRODUCTION OF JUDGES EVENING GOWN COMPETITION TALENT COMPETITION INTERLUDE FAREWELL AND THANK YOU, Christine Broderick Mist Monmouth County 1M4 PRESENTATION OF CONTESTANTS CORONATION OF MISS MONMOUTH COUNTY 1985 PAGEANT COMMITTEE Al Mott M. Div. DC, Executive Director Maureen Donoval, Producer/director Babe Napolitano, Coordinator MELISSA FAOIN, M UUHA M. STANUY, 13 Marfbora Geraldine W. O'Dwyer, Contestant Chairperson SCHOOL: SraoluW* CommunHy SCHOOL: BfOOk^M* Command* Ce»*«* TAUNT: VeeMW TAUNT: Jui d Mary S. DeMont, Beauty Advisor AMBITION: Bnwocut jourMHui AMBITION: Jean Eckman, Hostesi Chairperson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JCPenny, for dressing rooms Shear Honesty John Robert Powers Freehold Music Center Flower Connection SPECIAL THANKS Muriel Stern, Marketing Director, Monmouth Mall, and the Monmouth Mall Merchants Association SPECIAL GUEST APPEARANCES SANDRA LOTS BAMATO, 24 LINDA WIUON, If Miss Monmouth County Christine Broderick Eltontown Jamie Leigh SCHOOL: Monmouth CoKogt {1M2I SCHOOL: Sr«* Furthermore, even those con- ability in perhaps an otherwise If our country is to grow from testants at the local and state prosaic existence. It also standpoint of improving all pageants who do not receive provides a perfect setting for facets of life, it would certainly scholarships derive great ben- young women to take a spot in seem that such growth has to be efits from participating from the the limelight and taste the joy of brought about by a continuing standpoint of character develop- success or grow in the gracious long-range progranvof eonerned ment. Winning a title is not of manners of good sportsmanship. adults paramount importance. De- The adults of tomorrow are velopment of character is. To When man ceases to love that the young people of today, and to quote a former Miss' America. which is beautiful and properly equip young people to "Everyone wins—if only in ex- good—when man ceases to face the problems they must perience and fun." And, it is our dream and bring that dream to solve, education is of paramount belief that the right kind of a thing of beauty—then man will importance. experience and the right kind of cease entirely. The pageant is fun are always far more import- built from dreams and is a thing Certainly then, a scholarship ant than dollars and cents. of beauty—what each individual foundation in excess of 14,000.000 can create for himself, his annually at the local, state and Aside from the value to the community and the young people national pageant materially aids youth of the country that the of that community. in furthering the education of pageant program obviously has, thousands of young women in this is and should be fun project RUTH McCANDLISS this country to help them be- for all the civic leaders who Executive Secretary come valued and concerned work on the pageant There Sharl»ne Wall* - Miss America 1985 citizens of tomorrow certainly isn't anything wrong with enjoying life. In fact, I While we have unfortunately personally think a country is in not kept documented records, real trouble when its sense of ,<=> we can truthfully tell you that humor and its desire to have a many, many girls who receive good time, while benefiting pageant scholarships at the lo- others, is gone. We should enjoy Congratulations cal, state and national levels, life and we should retain our would be unable to afford a sense of humor. college education without this help. This also holds true for There is no project, that we Miss Monmouth County many contestants who never can think of, that brings such a reach the National Finals. But feeling of satisfaction and yet with even a small scholarship to carries with it a maximum start the ball rolling on their amount of sheer enjoyment. entrance into college (or to help And, no matter how old a Z>inect*vuf them continue college I somehow committee member may be, he these girls find a way to com- learns and grows himself from • FUNEMll •HOSflTALS • WEDDW6S plete that education which is so working on a pageant. It is a important to their future perfect outlet for his creative IMsflTZVAKS •/UNNVWAJNES • ANY OCCASION H&fkn MIDDLETOWN flowers by lob Goodman 749 Hwy 35, Middletown 671-2507 787-0049 All main credit cydt accepted Iff phone Hwy. 35. MlddWtown Phona otters KcapHd with crMn or a 671-0346 We DeWrar Ivty Bloomln Thing Sayrewoods Florist II Flowers Speak From the Heart" World-Wide Wire Service 114 Main St.. Matawan KOCH Florist & Gifts RIVERVtEW FLORIST (Across from Jerry Beyer*! rVMaurmm) 1870 Hwy. 35, Middletown. 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Prices | Price Slash! have been slashed and the values are fabulous! All 1985 spring season fashions included in the depart- ments listed in OUR Entire Ladies Suit Dept. OUR Entire Ladies Junior Dept. OUR Entire Ladies Dress Dept. OUR Entire Swimwear Dept. OUR Entire Fashion Clearing Dept. OUR Entire Children's dept. (including expanded infants » toddlers dept) „ coose fro. all a, a super OUR Entire Men & Boys Dept. OUR Entire Lingerie dept. OUR Entire Contemporary dept. and Accessories 0EPARTMENT STORE I. MAY 16. IMS 'Thank you, Monmouth County' energies on a goal and realize that goal. Being Miss Monmouth County is an honor many (iris 3eyond the competition, the week in Cherry Hill dream of Last April at center stage in Monmouth Mall, provided me with an opportunity to make new friends my dream became a reality My reign as Miss The girls in the pageant were wonderful. At first I was Monmouth County proved to be challenging at well as worried about being the youngest contestant The girls rewarding helped me to let go of my fears. They put me at ease The year entailed rigorous training in preparation ior and made sure I felt welcome I know that I have made the Miss New Jersey Scholarship Pageant It also some life long frields through the Miss America included various appearances which provided me with program. a broad range of experiences to enhance my abilities both as a performer and public speaker In addition friends at Miss New Jersey. I feel I made one very special Iriend this February when I spent a Preparation for the state pageant played a vital role day with Sharlene Wells. Miss America 1985 Sharlene in my success as preliminary swimsuit winner and first left the grandeur of her title behind and let me get to runner-up in the competition The long hours spent with know her as she really is We shopped together, chatted Nautilus equipment at the Hear Institute and. what over lunch, and later I was honored to be crowned Miss seemed to be ages, practicing the correct way to walk United Way IMS for Monmouth County with Mary DeMont at Barbiion certainly paid off Others who contributed to my success include Sea Coast The chance to be Miss Monmouth County comes only Chevrolet and OMsmobile. JCPenney. Monmouui Mall to a few. I thank God for my talents and for the great Merchants Association. United Way. St Rose Student opportunity of serving Monmouth County There are Council. Schlott Realtors and numerous stores at many who have supported me throughout my reign I'd MISS MONMOUTH COUNTY CHRISTINE BRODERICK Monmouth Mall 1 greatly appreciate the help I received like to thank them all. especially Maureen Donovan. from everyone Without their assistance, my achieve- Babe Napohuno and Al Molt ments could not have been possible I wish all the girls the best of luck this year Who even wins is in for a terrific experience The highlight of my experience as Miss Monmouth Thank you. Monmouth County Classic Beauty In County was the week I spent in Cherry Hill at the Miss New Jersey Scholarship Pageant That week provided CHRISTINE BRODERICK a world of opportunity It enabled me to focus my Miss Moarooath Coaly Contemporary Designs designs tcxUconlempcxarY living CIRCLE PLAZA, EATONTOWN r-*»>*c«a> **m fOOlWrJP OPEN TUM. thru Sun. 542-3621 We4. 1 Frl. nftM ttt I SUPER SAVINGS Be a model ior...just look like one) Sine* 1839 The Barblzon School SHOE SIZES •I Film Avenue in New York City h» lr«ined thousands ol girls 5, 5%, 6, 6% ONLY either lor modeling careers ...or to develop the "look", poise, and confidence that could make the difference in whatever you do in lite Now there is a franchisee Barbizon School right here) Our OneofaKind new 32-page book may Marl you on your way. Send coupon today lor your copy No obligation to girts 13 or older Or, CALL 4 Days Only - Thurs., Fit, Sat., Sun. 201-842-6161 h h May 16* -19* CHECK OUR SPECIAL SUMMER PROGRAMS All Shoes *11.90 All Times The Barbizon School All Size* Available Otpt «.« M Broad Slrwl, Red San* address city IIMtMil OPEN MONOAY-SATUROAY 10 to 9 • SUNDAY 11 to 5 MAY 16. 1985 Tb.- Rr«i.i.r The future looks bright for Sharlene Wells Twenty-year-old Sharlene As a Brigham Young Univer- omic reporting. Scholarship Pageant in Orem, Miss American crown ... and the Wells of Salt Lake City, Utah, sity junior, Sharlene received a This young woman who came knows why she entered the road ahead looks bright and has always been an outdoor "Dean's Scholar" academic to the Miss America Pageant pageant. One of seven children, shiny indeed for the intelligent, person. Born in Paraguary. scholarship, was on the Dean's from the Miss Utah Valley she wanted scholarship funds. talent, beautiful and personable Sharlene lived in South America List, was BYU Homecoming Pageant and the Miss Utah She has won scholarships ... the Sharlene Wells. with her family for 11 years, Queen and a member of Phi Eta where she was captain of the Signa national honorary sorority. track team in Argentina. Sharlene Wells has no doubts Sports are important to her, about her future. She definitely but Sharlene has also devoted plans to return next fall to years to the study of musical Brigham Young University, ob- A DIAMOND instruments, voice lessons and tain her bachelor of science dance. During the Pageant talent degree in communications and then become an anchorwoman in ONE CARAT or LARGER competition, she chose to accom- a major market and obtain an pany herself on the Latin Ameri- MBA degree specializing in in- IS ONE IN A MILLION can classical harp while singing ternational business and econ- in Spanish. A Diamond of a Carat or more — clearly, no Ordi- nary Diamond which makes it perfect for that ex- traordinary woman in your life. What makes a Diamond of a Carat or more so special? tt's rarity of course. And the important qualities that set it apart — the 4C's. Cut, color, clarity & carat - weight. These are the characteristics that determine the value of a Diamond — and contribute to its eternal beauty At Earth Treasures we specialize in Quality Diamonds & will proudly demonstrate quality by allowing you to examine Diamonds under Professional Microscopes where nothing is hidden from your eyes We also have one of the largest inventories of Quality Diamonds in our area all at extremely competitive prices! Visit us soon to discuss your Diamond needs. •UDDICTOWN zecuuzet TWO GREAT LOCATIONS aura w. mrrai cana HUE runt cars THWUMf NOUM: T-W-TX, HOURS: T-WTH, 10-6 •rt. X % Fri.. tM; tat, 1« Clofd Sun. 1 Hon. Sharlene Wells Your guide to diamond value. Capsule history after donning crown of state pageant In 1959 the Cherry Hill Kiwanis Club decided to explore the idea of sponsoring a Inraj Mj« America PreTimiinary contest. The Miss Camden County Pageant was the result. After six years of success, the service club was invited by the Miss America Pageant to spon- sor the Miss New Jersey Scholar- ship Pageant. In 1965 the club accepted the invitation. The winner went on to com- pete in the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City. By last year, four Miss New Jersey contestants achieved sec- ond runner-up to the Miss Ameri- ca title. Three were selected to travel the Miss America-USO Tour. And several others re- ceived talent scholarships. Several New Jersey state rep- resentatives achieved successful careers in the public and busi- ness world while others have become happy wives and mothers. As the New Jersey Pageant "family" grows each year, hun- dreds of New Jersey women take their place among the outstand- ing women of the world. Nate Zauber New Jersey Director TWIUfiMrr . MAY 11 I First stop on the road to Atlantic City each year by young women has evolved through a half cen- women thrilled with the fame those seeking the crown, but The Miss America Pageant, throughout the nation, the Miss tury to become a familiar in the and glamor of being selected as most now are also seeking the goal of every contestant who America Pageant in 1985 will lore of America as mother's the most beautiful and charming scholarship benefits awarded enters the Miss Monmouth Coun- celebrate its 65th anniversary as homemade apple pie. girl in the nation. ty Pageant, will continue into its throughout the local and state an institution that has become a Years ago, the crown of Miss The shimmer of fame and pageants conducted as part of second half-century of operation true part of Americana. America as coveted by young in September at the national glamor still shines brightly for the national organization. finals in Atlantic City. Started at the dawning of the decade of the roaring 1920s a a Pinnacle of secret dreams simple bathing beauty contest, it Pageant judges ADAMARY ASIANTE to entertain with USO Show Fall Adamary attended the Univer- 1982, junior high instrumental sity of Pennsylvania. She is the teacher in Bloomfield and a Official Traveling Campanion to professional violenist. the Miss America Pageant for ALFRED ASSAIANTE Miss New Jersey and has judged Assainte is a graduate of numerous local pageants Drexel University and a tele- throughout the state. communication systems analyst ROY GORDON for the state of New Jersey. He Talent scout for Tomorrow is an aviation enthusiast and a Talent Today in Jackson. For- lieutenant colonel in the Civil Air mer comedian and fully qualified Patrol. Experienced pageant as master of ceremonies. judge. DEBRA EILEEN NALEY Miss New Jersey 1911, talent JUDGES CHAIRPERSON: IS THE award winner at Miss America, Rosemary Napolitano toured to Germany and The Sinai TABULATOR: Cheryl France RATE APR Financing The Fruit, the whole Fruit and nothing but the Fruit, ALSO ON BRONCO II yourself! WOH (Mtdoua iml hult OR $300 REBATE m*w. toft (raan yoourt, VMh Mtads (nd pits Mfv wtctiM. TMt «M IMTI* amtnutOwuiaMi ON 1985T-BIRDS UM. ..YtMltowiK. OR $300 REBATES ON 1985 ESCORTS PLEASE PRESENT BEFORE OROERMO S0$GFF THE PURCHASE OF A TOM'S EXIT 117 TRUCK STOP LARGE YOGURT SUNDAE WITH UNLIMITED FREE TOPPINGS The Only Stop You'll ExpMs 1231J86. LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER Need to Find the Truck WITH COUPON PLEASE PRESENT KFORE OROERMS ' Of Your Choice at the 250 OFF Lowest Prices THE PURCHASE OF ANY InN.J. CALIFORNIA SMOOTHIE THE ORIGINAL FRESH FRUIT SHAKE" i Expires 1M1«6 ! UMTT ONE PER CUSTOMER I WITH COUPON. monmouth mall 200 Hwy. 35, Keyport 264-1600 f.M»vi«:t**- r What it takes to be a scholarship winner All of the contestants - have, aspirations of being selected to represent our county in the Miss New Jersey State Pageant; but only one will have the honor .of doing so. It's Easier to Look Smart in Your Clothes Miss Monmouth County must be dedicated. She must be a person who not only possesses' When You've Paid 1/3 Less beauty, poise, and grace—but personality and talent as well. As the pageant beauty consultant and the executive director of the Barbizon School of Red Bank, r work vith the girls in most of these areas. A great deal of effort goes into all of the re- hearsals on the part bf the contestants and all of those who. are responsible for the pro- duction of the pageant Many of the girls drop by Barbizon in their spare-time to practice their walking or improve their'make- up techniques under our guid- ance, which gives me the op- portunity to speak with them and learn about all of the preparation each individual partakes in. I have seen each of- them mature through the experience;' and I derive a great deal of pleasure on the night of the pageant when' I see each contes- tant 'sparkle'. As in all contests there cah onlv be one winner — but every girl on the stage that evening is, in my eyes, a winner Mar S. DeMoat Executive Director Prizes galore for the winner Miss Monmouth County will receive cash and prizes including an all-expense paid week at Miss New Jersey Pageant; scholar- ship, John Robert Powers; Unit- ed Way Award; Body Fitness Certiflcate-HEAR Instititue; full NBO gives you the traditional and designer clothing you want in the dignified ambiance you want, with the scholarship, Barbizon School of expert service and tailoring you want. ..at an Incredibte 30% to 75% off the retail price. Red Bank; flowers from Flower Connection and cash scholarship, ITALIAN TROPICAL WEIGHT SUIT $165 Elsewhere $275 trophy and official Miss America COTTON BLEND DRESS SHIRT $16 Bsewhere$25 crown from Monmouth Mall. . SILK TIE $9 Elsewhere $20 The following prizes have been BRAND NAME SPORTCOAT $135 Elsewhere $250 donated, by the merchants of ITALIAN WOOL SLACKS $49 Elsewhere $95 Monmouth Mall: Abraham & FRENCH DESIGNER DRESS SHIRT $18 Elsewhere $30 Staus, merchandise; Adler's, UNENTtE$8 Elsewhere$18 merchandise; Andre, gift certificate; Ascot Shoes, gift certificate; Caldor, gift certificate; City Federal, bank draft; Desk Set, merchandise; Fotomat, gift certificate; Hickory Farms, gift certificate; GEE LeBody Boutique, gift certificate; Littman's, gift Everything for the well-dressed man certificate; Merle Norman, gift at amazingly low prices. Everything, except shoes. certificate; Music Den, merchandise; Paint N' Place, U mtfn cndK can* acopMf • Cuttom mt gift certificate, Pants Place Plus, gift certificate; JCPenney, gift certificate; Pickwick Vil- lage, merchandise; Photo to go, gift certificate; Sterling Optical, SHREWSBURY Rt. 35 Shrewsbury Plaza (next to PerUm Pancate House) (201) 5441555 • Hours. 9:30am-9.30pm Monday through merchandise; Surray Luggage, Saturday 11 am-5pm Sunday gift certificate; Foot Locker, gift certificate; Weston's Limited VCWUTT CAM ma mount SMtws*«r uowcus m t esiPOm. .art»<»»wr—•• rrsows com** '. NtV II. 1M County pageant a photographer's dream mode. If your camera is not After the finale, at approx- opportunity for all photographers Everything should be right to automatic and doesn't have a imately 8:30 to 845 p.m., all to capture the precious scene. capture the unique moments of built in light meter, ask someone photographers will be allowed to All photographers should this event. After the excitement of the next to you that has a fancy come up on stage and freely make certain that their batteries Miss Monmouth County Scholar- looking camera to give you the shoot all the young ladies indi- are checked, lens cleaned and Mr. Untky if president of enough film purchased. ship Pageant is over, the photo- light meter reading from their vidually or in groups. It Is a rare Photo to Go. graphs that you took are the camera. Then set your accord- memories that remain. That is ingly. Don't forget that your why it is so important that the speed setting has to coincide. pictures you shoot are the best you can get with your equipment While there should be enough an the conditions that prevail. lighting to shoot without flash, you may want to use flash to Lighting is one of the' key eliminate any shadows. Be cer- factors in the shooting process It tain to set your camera at the determines your aperature sett- proper shutter speed for flash, ting, shutter speed and choice of usually 80 or 125, and check your film. Fortunately, the Pageant flash for the proper distance for activities are "being video taped shooting. so bright, studio lighting will prevail throughout the cer- The picture taking op- emonies. portunities at the pageant are A 400 ASA film would be the immense. The families will have the chance to begin to photo- OOOO LUCK LINDY best suited for this shooting BamkiiPopPop ' process. Color print film in 400 graph as their daughter is getting Qood Luck Margan speed is available for either ready at home. 35MM or 100 cameras Disc WE LOVE YOU cameras use 100 ASA which will But everyone else will be able also work. to photograph the Monmouth County beauties as they go through toe judging process. If you want to shoot slides, the Your Uncles & Aunts Each Miss will appear on stage TO THE PRETTIES 400ASA is only available for the in an evening gown, a swim suit IN THE WHOLE 35MM format. Owners oflOO or Raninbowt — Mom • and will perform her talent IX cameras can only obtain slide specialty. The girls will also line film in 64 ASA. This slower film CHOW BABY up 1 J-across at various times so will give lets than favorable Best Wishes Your Favorn* Nloooi if you have wide angle lens, you results unless you can be close Ooodluc* might use it then. MELISSA enough to the action to use s flash, "close enough" for a 110 or ATLANTIC 126 format camera means about CHROfRrVCTIC 10 or 12 feet. Of course, the lucky one chosen as Miss Monmouth Coun- CENIER If you're taking pictures of the ty will swap her town sash for Doante J. Nate, DC young ladies with a 35MM cam- the title sash and her crown. Wetted a. Adunmyfc, O.C CANDI — TO ONE Of OUR era that has an automatic set- Then the shutterbugs can really Wont End Court FAMILY ting, it is best to shoot in that have a field day. End. N.J. 07740 (201) 222-221* Stanley a Fona . CANDI. YOU ARE A TEN; O MY SISTER CONTESTANTS GIVE EM HELL . Lota ol Luck. Frank There, can only b. orw Mlu Monmouth County, but Ire the CANDI DEY WILL SCORE determination, gracelullneu H and pride that will make ua all 0* Luck. Marty HUton Inn winners. Bent of Luck Everyone! Tinton Falls Lethe HASH GOOD LUCK KIM ALL! tVe Love Ya! MOM, DAD, LISA X Oar baaqarto accommodalr up lo 400 people with snull mediaf AND MICHAEL room, aadiu viaaal equipment. X Our seven suile* ind 125 deeping rooms are beautifully appointed for yoyr comfort. MELISSA, BEST OF LUCK! X Breakfast, lunch and dinner an wrved ia oar Silver Saddle Rrslavranl. X Monday tarn Saturday live entertainment in our Winner's Circle Lounge. 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Excellent condition $5000 Call Marlark 747-747-591I 1 oood $500 or best offer CaH . . naw trana. brakaa. tlraa 400 frontage. 4 bdrma, 3 f uii WALKER A WALKER. Realtor* •64-1229 • 1400 or bail ofla> Dava 741-5212 1072 OPEN ROAD - 20 motor ceramic lite baiha, living rm, d> n- nome 4KV generator Roof air 774.7000. avaa 566-2677 tng rm, cuatomiied tiled kitche n. Eves. John V Wilson CHEVY CAVALIER 1963 — 530-0667 3)6 Dodge engine New refriger- 9 000mi , A/C. loaded Mint FORD ORANADA 1975 — den. pantry. + 2-car garage. OLI- ator 40 000 mi $4 005 cond $5,600 or best offer Must P8/PB. A/C. body In good door brick *mokahouae. ovt