Clearwater Festival draws 7,500 under cloudy skies, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN 'Merry Mex' on top Rand Report LONG BRANCH Lee Trevino wins Reforms in education PGA Championship. not making the grade. Today's Forecast: Mostly sunny today Page B2 Page A3 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 349 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1878 MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1984 ..25CENTS Reagan campaigns as delegates convene
DALLAS (API - Vice President Baker Jr., UN, Ambassador Jeane bell yesterday, each blaming the The first big rally of the GOP George Buih led the cry to "give us Kirkpatrick and by Margaret other for hard times convention took place yesterday in four more years" as Republicans Heckler, secretary of health find Referring lo Mondale s state- the lobby of the hotel where Reagan gathered for today's convention human services ment in San Francisco thai who- and Rush will stay show of confidence and unity The Republicans were meeting ever was elected president would Thousands of partisans filled the President Reagan, unwilling (o exactly one month after the Demo- have to raise taxes nexl year to area and waved flags and pompoms wait for his renomination. was on cratic Convention in San Francisco, help reduce budget deficits. Re- and signs to greet the vice presi- the campaign trail, trading jibes dominated by the party's liberal agan told a crowd at the Missouri dent He drew loud cheers when he with Walter F Mondale wing, heard Walter F Mondale .mil stale fairgrounds thai "for some told Ihem "People are better off After a round of convention-eve Rep Geraldine Ferraro of New people, lax increases are a first than four years ago But we need partying in this sun-baked city, York open their campaign against resort For me, they will be a last your support, your ongoing support Reagan and Rush delegates were gathering at II resort " to finish the job " At the Republican convention, a.m., EDT, today to hear party The president reminded Missouri "dive us four more years and conservatives were firmly in con- chairman Frank Fahrenknpf Jr. farmers of the grain embargo watch what the American people call the party's 33rd national con trol, drafting a platform Ihiit waj imposed by Democratic President can do " vention to order The lop topic a few degrees to the right of what Jimmy farter In a television interview yester- among delegates wasn't politics but the president wanted Mondale charged in Iowa that day. Bush described Mondale as the searing heat us the temperature White House spokesman I.arry administration policies have "out of touch with the American set a record 108 degrees .. Speakes told reporters Hui "in produced the worst agricultural people " A day earlier Mondale Party leaders promised to keep general" Reagan agrees with the record since the Great De- called the platform set for adoption the sessions short and interesting platform but will flesh out his own pression " But it was unlikely anything close specifics" during the campaign by the Republicans "kook right" HMM Nil pftm to the full complement of 2,235 The platform took a tougher stand Mondale then returned to his and "out of the mainstream of GOVERNOR ARRIVES —New Jersey Gov Thomas H Kean. right, delegates would be in their bright against any tax increase than the Minnesota home where he planned America " is assisted with his luggage by Texas Ranger William Dickey upon red seats for the morning session of White House wanted lo remain throughout the GOP Rush said he could "run com arrival yesterday at Dallas Airport to attend the Republican National welcoming speeches and house- convention fortably" with the conservative Convention. In bakeground is Gergory Stevens, Kean's chiel ol Staff. platform He brushed aside ques- keeping business Reagan didn't wait for the for- Reagan, who returned to the The GOP convention program mality of his renomination this While House last night, was head- tions about his differences with the gets rolling lonight with the key- Wednesday night to begin cam- ing out again on a quick campaign document by saying, "Nobody note speech by US Treasurer paigning for a second term He and trip lo Ohio and Illinois The agrees with absolutely every single Katherine Ortega and addresses by Mondale sought votes in the econ- president planned to fly to the Jersey delegates Se.iate Majority Leader Howard H omically troubled Midwest farm convention on Wednesday See Reagan, page A7 Ferraro tax controversy mounts to get a diet of
NEW YORK (AP) - Geraldine come at least another week we get Even as Ms Ferraro decried larly embarrassing, for it raised A. Ferraro declared Sunday the all the stuff out. people get to see people "jumping to the most again the issue of family loans to daily bus rides release of her family's financial it, the reporters get to spend time outrageous conclusions" about her Ms Ferraro's 1978 House campaign because there «re no rental nips records should end the controversy talking about it family finances, an aide said the that were declared illegal by the DALLAS 1AP1 Members of the available due in demand from ihc that has haunted her campaign, "And then certainly by l.abor new accountants hired to prepare Federal Election Commission New Jersey delegation to the 2.33S Republican delcgule* and the while an aide confirmed the Demo- Day, I'd like to star) discussing the those reports uncovered a mistake The mistake on the tax forms Republican National Convention thousands of rc|M>rlrrs and conven cratic vice presidential candidate issues of this campaign," she added in the 1978 returns made by a involved calculation of the capital arrived here ymlcrday amid tmn gucsls and her husband owe about 160.000 on ABC's "This Week with David previous accountant gain on Ms Ferraro's sale of an pledges of parly unity and nortlc Stair Sen Joseph Huliha said In for underpaying their 1978 federal Brinkley " "The fact that an error was office building in New York City concerns about logistics and his family II.MI pl.mmd to gold income taxes In Des Moines, Iowa, Demo- made (by the accountant i is true." Newsweek said the gain was Much of the talk among the 64 church lull lidded, I don'I think we Ms Ferraro said the documents cratic presidential nominee Waller said Ferraro press secretary Pa- 1137,500, not the $75,000 used by New Jersey delegates, along with cm get a bus to rliun h to be released today about her F Mondale said the controversy tricia Rario their accountant in figuring the 1978 the 64 alternates and dozens mf The delegation also ran into finances and those of her husband. about the Ferraro disclosure had Rut the Ferraro aide said the taxes other guests, as they checked into problems checking Into the hotel John Zaccaro, should answer all not shaken his confidence in his amount owed - including back Ms Ferrarn sold her interest in the I.H.I Hilton Hotel in North Dallas f FREEHOLD - Ruling that pub- filed the motion requesting a jurors Cheryl Alston licity during and since the first change of venue in Bey's trial for Alton I) Kenney, director •<. 9 32 p m B7 t! ••• • 'h casualties were reported. no SH n 'ii • TOMORROW High 3 08 a m n tn With both Catholics and Prot- and 3:40 p m. and low 922 am •'. i. u f\ and 10:34 p.m. 1 7l || The Daily Register For Red Bank and Rumson li. ylo" VI 77 n H. h8 8 < li SAN FRANCISCO/ bridge add two hours. Sea Bright, 81 7S lllSPS-145-440) deduct 10 minutes. Long Branch, ha'wtlon.A v r deduct 15 minutes. Highlands C'raiinlte.N C n r.4 Published Daily Dy he Red Bank Regular 90 71 . • -t. Established m 1878 bridge, add 40 minutes - ', Dy John M Coo* aim M«f>iy Clay If; OAKLAND i M 77 Mam O't-ce 76 • • One Ren-Mer Piaia Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 i rlund.Ma 74 c» M iJOM 54? 4000 Sun, Moon >g M All limes Eastern Standard Ft M en Branch otiicn RdW.gi IS 77 I). Monmoulh County Courthouse. TODAY Sunrise 6 10 am. 9? F ra«ix»d N J 07728 90 47 C'l EACH WAY sunset 7 48 p m 1 H . u Member* ol the Associated Press The Associated TOMORROW Sunrise6 II a m . 91 6i Piau '• enwted eiciuaiveiy to ma use of all Itta local M n«w« prated ,n the newspaper as well at all AP newt If business or pleasure takes you to any of sunset 7 47 pm to d,apalcha« SI Pelt 'iin'iu •H 81 BY AI.AN FRAM ture the nation's personal and interviews with the senator "After Minnesota drew an unusually large National Convention in San Fran- Kasten, R-Wis , have introduced a corporate income tax systems, Mondale started talking about Re- group of reporters, all armed with cisco similar tax reform bill, and Kemp WASHINGTON (APi - The establishing lower tax rates and agan's secret plan to raise taxes, it questions about taxes But all that work bore little fruit spokesman Mac Carey says, "I national spotlight has edged toward eliminating many deductions and became the big issue " The activity was preceded by until Reagan and Mondale began think Bradley has picked a good Sen Bill Bradley in recent weeks exclusions Bradley has discussed taxes re- efforts by the bill's authors to campaigning on the issue of taxes wave to ride " as the debate by the presidential The legislation has gone nowhere cently on several television talk spread the word about their "Bill didn't sit down three years Bradley, though, has been candidates has focused on taxes since its introduction in 1982 But shows, and he has been getting proposal ago and say. This will be a big careful not to get drawn into the The more President Reagan and the bill has been given two boosts three or four requests weekly to do issue,' " said Hillmann "That's middle of the debate over whether his Democratic challenger. Walter this year an intensive publicity radio call-in shows, said Fred In April, Bradley and Gephardt just the way it always is in politics taxes should be raised next year F Mnndalc, joust over taxes, the campaign for the measure by its Hillmann. press secretary for began collecting petitions across You have to be at the right place "Tax reform is different than more Bradley is asked to talk about two sponsors, and the direction the Bradley s Senate reelection cam- the country in support of their at the right time with the right raising taxes," said Ms. Pettengill his pet legislation the Bradley- presidential campaign has taken paign measure And in July, a 190-page issue." Bradley himself said he has no Gephardt Fair Tax Bill "We have had a sudden and In addition, a news conference book written by Bradley, "The Fair Said Michael Wessel, an aide to plans to stump the country on The measure which Bradley has pronounced burst of activity," Bradley held in his office earlier Tax." was distributed to reporters, Gephardt. "On the Democratic Mondale's behalf, talking about co-sponsored with Rep Richard Lisbeth Pettengill, Bradley's press this month a day after he and tax experts, lawmakers, bookstores side, we really are the major tax taxes Gephardt, D-Mo . would restruc- secretary, said of requests for Gephardt met with Mondale in and delegates to the Democratic alternative If people are looking at "I'm running for the Senate from tax reform, we're at the forefront." New Jersey, and that's where I'll Even some Republicans have be spending my time," he said, but good things to say about the added would take advantage of the Toxic facility at Lakehurst planned Bradley-Gephardt bill. Rep Jack current focus on tax questions to Kemp, R-NY, and Sen Bob speak about his proposal TRRNTON iAPi Rep James ance before a public hearing on Logistic! Agency in Washington Pinelands Preservation Com- I Florin. D-N .1 , has strongly ocean dumping the New Jersey The agency is responsible for mission, which oversees develop- criticized the IIS Defense Depart- Assembly F.ngery and Natural Re- disposing of wastes from military ment in the area, it would have ment for proceeding with plans to sources Committee is scheduled to installations learned the facility could not be build a major toxic waste storage hold Monday in Toms River Bell ••ml the status of the built at Lakehurst or almost any- 2M Lena Branch 233 Long, Branch 233 Long Branch from intersection with Rochwerl lake «rtoci upon its facility at the I.akehurst Naval Air The proposed Lakehurst facility, proposed Lakehursl facility was where else in southern New Jersey publication according lo lew NOTtCt Avenue aouth 490 ft Station without notifying state and which is expected to cost about $2 uncertain because Defense Depart- The Defense Department has Section 2 Tha remainder of all THIS ORDINANCE PUBLISH- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ED HEREWITH WAS IN- ment officials were unaware of the ANO SUPPLEMENTING other sections and subsections federal environmental officials million, will serve as a temporary received designs for the Lakehurst of Chapter XI not specifically TRODUCED AT A REGULAR CHAPTER XI. TRAFFIC. OF THE MEETING OF THE CITV COUN- Navy officials say they may now storage center for all hazardous Pinelands and its sensitive en- facility from private contractors REVISED GENERAL ORDI- amended by this ordinance shell remain In full force and effect CIL OF THE CITY OF LONO and toxic wastes generated at the vironmental nature when they first and military officials have "drawn NANCES OF THE CITV OF LONO BRANCH IN THE COUNTY OF have to scrap the plan, but Florio BRANCH Section 3 All ordinances or four military bases in southern selected the base for the storage up a short Jist " of contractors who pert* thereof inconsistent with MONMOUTH STATE OF NEW said that consideration should have BE IT ORDAINED by the City the provisions of this ordinance JERSEY ON AUGUST 14. IW4 been made before funds were New Jersey said Capl Robert Bell center will be asked to provide more Council of the City of Lonfl are hereby repealed a* to such ANO WILL BE FURTHER CON- Branch In lh« County of Mon- inconsistency SIDERED FOR FINAL PASSAGE allocated for the project of the US Navy "It seems like we have a major information, Florio said motlth and Slat* of New Jersey. AFTER A PUBLIC HEARING thai Chapter XI. Traffic, of the Section 4 if any section para- They've already spent money to Wastes from McGuire Air Force environmental problem to over- Bell said the preliminary designs graph subdivision, clause or THEREON AT A REGULAR Revised Oenersl Ordinance* of provision of this ordinance shall MEETING OF SAID CITY COUN- huild this thing." said Florio Base. Fort Dix. the Naval Ammuni- come and we might not be able to," will be used to draw up an the City of Long Branch M be adjudged invalid, such ad CIL TO BE HELD AT THE CITV tion Depot at Karle and Lakrhursl Hell said environmental assessment and ob- further amendad and aup- judicallon shall apply only to the COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 344 "They've already notified military plemented aa follows section, paragraph, subdivision BROADWAY. LONO BRANCH, will be stored until a contractor However, Bell said his agency tain the needed permits. section 1 Section 11 -3 3. NEW JERSEY ON SEPTEMBER agencies (in southern New Jersey) Schedule II. No Parking, shall beclause or provision so adjudged hired by the government picks has determined that a facility to and the remainder of this ordi- II 1M4 ATSOOPM to start collecting their wastes to amended and aupplemenled aa nance shall be deemed valid and JENNIE C DEFA2IO them up for disposal at a landfill, store wastes from military bases In a letter to EPA Administrator CITV CLERK go to this facility." Eastwood Avenue — south — Florio said the proposed facility said Bell was needed in southern New Jer William Ruckelshaus. Florio asked Sections Tins ordinance shall Aug X l» 12 poses a threat because it would be The proposed Lakehursl facility sey for a complete investigation of the constructed over a major under- is one of about 170 temporary Florio said if the military had proposed project and that special ground aquifer in tie environmen- storage centers the Defense De first contacted the federal En- attention be paid "to the threat to tally sensitive Pine>ands region partment is planning to build vironmental Protection Agency, drinking water supplies resulting 833 Long Branch 233 Long Branch 233 Long Branch He said he will discuss the around the nation, said Bell, chief the state Department of F.n- from locating such a facility above of installations at the Defense vironmental Protection or the a sole source aquifer " AN OROINANCE AMENDING ANO SUPPLEMENTING! CHAPTER «l», LAND SUBDIVISION. proposed project during his appear- CHAPTIR XX, ZONING, AND CHAPTER XXIII. LAND US! PROCEDURES OP THE REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES OF TIM CITY Of LONG BRANCH BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Long Branch that Chapter XIX. Lend Subdivision. Chapter XX. Zoning, and Chapter XXIII. Land Us* Procedures, be further amended and supplemented Section t. Chapter XIX. Section 10-4. Definitions shall be further emended and supplemented by Monitor auto, computer write-offs adding an Introductory paragraph thereto which shall read as lollows Whenever a term Is used in this Chapter which is defined in the Municipal Land use Law. such term la intended to neve the meaning set forth in the definition of such isrm found in said statute, unleaa a contrary intention is clearly eitpresaed from the content of this Chapter By SYLVIA PORTER savings over three years came to That's a mere $4,000 write-off on a mediate $4,000 deduction Section 2 Chapter KIX. Section 1t-S, Procedure*, and third paragraph thereof, i.iall be further Fourth In • serin $13,000 $40,000 car Suppose, though, that instead of amended and aupplemenled by reading ea follows No application for development within the jurisdiction of Ine Planning Board shall be acted upon One prospect that appears a Under the new law, your invest- Stephens' move: Stick with his buying his own computer, Daniel unless and until it IB determined lo be complete in every respect pursuenl lo N J 8 A 40 5SD-10 3. ment credit is limited to $1,000 and 1963 car New result: He continues Ward's company buys the com- including but not limited to. necessary supporting dale, papers, certificate*, plans and fees, and all certainty in an era of economic other items set forth on the Long Branch development application check hats dated August. 19B4. uncertainties is that the next your depreciation deductions over to write off the full cost of his car puter and lets Ward use it at home. Incorporated herein by reference Any spplicant for development shall be given a copy of the aforesaid check lists upon request lor e Congress and the Congress after the first three years cannot exceed over three years, giving him a 1964 He uses it only 40 percent of the development application He may see* waiver of any of the aforesaid provisions pursuant lo the that - and on and on - will waste $16,000 Total three-year tax sav- depreciation deduction of $11,058 time for business. His company aforesaid statute 9*ction 3 Chapter XIX. Section 19-4. Definitions, shall be further emended and supplemented by horrendous amounts of time ings in the 50 percent bracket That's more than twice what he treats the value of the personal use edding thereto the following additional definitions amending the tax law this Congress $9,000 would get with a new $40,000 car of the computer as compensation Section 10-4 te. Site Plan A plan of s lot or subdivision on which is shown topography tocsnonof all buildings, structures, roads rights ol-May boundaries, all essential dimensions and bearings and any put on the books in July The new You can write off another $6,000 The tough new rules for cars also and includes it on Ward's W-2 other informetion deemed necessary by the Planning Board in the fourth year and the remain- Form. But caution: The more- Section 10-4 IDA. Site Plan Major Any ana plan not determined lo be a minor site plan under Section law Is so geared to special interests apply to other assets: planes, 104 1SB that in many phases the general ing cost in the fifth. You do get the boats, trucks, personal computers. than-SO-percent business-use test Section 10 4 16B Site Plan. Minor Any development plan for one or more lots which is (arej subjecl to development which interest is utterly overlooked. It's full write-off but you must wait What's at stake is that key tax must be met every year you use the a Require* all* plan approval and so complex that it becomes mean- longer. breaks are lost if you don't use the computer. The first year it isn't b .In the opinion of the board's site plan committee the submitted project is of such a simplistic nature as 10 merit consideration es a minor sue plan, and ingless in other sections. It'a a But the extra investment credit computer, say, more than SO per- met, you flunk the test. And your c Meela tha requirements SSI forth in Section 20-6 of the Zoning Ordinance and contains ths monstrosity in an area where cent for business. If you use your deductions in succeeding years are informsllon reasonably required in order to make an Informed determination SB lo whether the board B is lost forever And if you use your requirements tor approvsl of e minor site plen have been met. end "monstrosity" has a significance car for personal as well as business computer for business SO percent or lost as well. d Meela the following condition* less of the time, you recover the f The construction oi drainage fecilitlea Is not required either on or off-site. all its own. reasons, your deductions may be a 2 The proposed development conforms lo the performance set forth in subsection 20- 7 a. For instance, the '84 law puts lot less If you use this car 60 depreciable part of its cost over 12 You must keep a contem- 3 Tha proposed development does not involve planned development. 4 The proposed development will not require the issuance of s CAFRA permit. dollar limits on the Investment percent for business, your invest- instead of five years poraneous diary that shows you use 9 The proposed development does not involve eny new street or the alienator, of any eKisting street credit and annual depreciation What is business use? Tricky the computer more than SO percent 8 Ths proposed development does not Involve the extension or construction of any off-tract ment credit cannot exceed $600 imprrovemento , deduction for cars •- even If you use rules! If you, an employee, use of the time for business. NEW STRATEGY These dollar 7 TThe proposed development, if new construction requires ten parking apses* or less, or if s change your car 100 percent for business your own computer at home for of use of en existing feclllty or addition to an ousting facility and lesa than five apace* are required, end limits apply only to cars placed in 8 The proposed development consists 01 new construction or en addition either of whan srs lee* No matter how much you use your business, it counts toward the TAX TIP 1: Use your computer then 1 000 squsrs reel II the proposed development was pert ot a parcel, tract, lot or portion thereof service after June 18,1864. The law car for business, your investment more-than-SO-percent test only if to keep track of your business use. tor which minor sits plsn approval had been grenled within three |3| years prior to the present does not affect the car you are application and the total eccumuleted squars footage of the prior minor sits plan application or credit cannot exceed 11,000 - and your employer specifically requires That's a business use in and of • pplicationa equaled 1.000 sq ft or more, than the present application shall be considered a major site currently using if il was acquired plan that's true even If the car costs your home use. itself. before then. You thus would be Section 3A Chapter XIX. Section 19-11 Administration shell be further amended and supplemented 116,000, $20,000 or $40,000 And no by adding thereto me following paragraph at tha end of that section which shell reed a* follows wiser making do with your present Suppose Rachel Green uses her Section 1911 In the event thai any section, subsection, paragraph or definition in Chapter XIX shall matter what your use or cost, your TAX TIP 2: As with cars, if you car than selling It and buying $4,000 computer 40 percent of the conflict with any provisions of the Stats BOCA Code, the uniform Construction Code or any other stale depreciation write-off cannot ex- find you're falling behind as year- or federal statute, rule or regulation and tha municipality is prohibited by said statute, rule or regulation another. time for business, 35 percent of the from adopting stricter standards then, in that case, the Plenning Board shall eiercite its jurisdiction In ceed $4,000 the first year and $8,000 end nears, use your computer reviewing the application or applicatlona before it based on the applicable stale or federal statute rule time for analyzing her investments in each year after that, according Example: Stephens bought a car ONLY for business. There are big or regulation and lets her kids use it for the rest to Prentice-Hall. in 1963 at a cost of $30,000 that he tax dollars at stake here. Meet that of the time for video games. She Say you pay $24,000 for a new car uses 100 percent for business He more-than-50-percent test! LEGAL CONTINUES ON PAGE AS sells the car in July 1964 and buys gets no investment credit or fast and use It 100 percent for business. depreciation. Before the new law, you claimed an a new one for $40,000. Result: He investment credit equal to 6 per- gets no depreciation deduction in cent of your cost ($1,440). And you his old car for '64 (depreciation Green's direct business use wrote off your full cost (less one Isn't allowed in the year of sale). misses the SO percent mark and her half of your investment credit) And his depreciation deduction on annual writeoff is a puny $290 Had over three years. 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BROOKCALE COMMUNfTY COLLEGE MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1984 The Daily Register AS 2)3 Long Branch »M Long Branch 231 Long Branch 231 Long Branch 233 Long Branch 2S3 Long Branch i 213 Long Branch 233 Long Branch TMt CITY OF LONG d Use* Requiring Conditional Us* Permit Subject to subsection 20-9 1 daseirKalion it individual lots are to be creeled and lo show areat 10 be used for dwelling unna. LEGAL CONTINUED FROM PAGE A4 1 Public Utilities specifying the location ol the various type* of dwelling units proposed Ih* density of Ihe proposed e Other Requirements tor HTLI Use* complex the proposed arrangement of structures, parking, utllilies. including drainage facilities t Additional prohibiied uaea m the HTLI district shell include, but shall not be necessarily limited to propoeed on each lot and in all open spece Typical elevation* of all sidaa ot propoeed structure and Saclton 4 Chapter XX. Zoning. Section 20-3. Definitions, malt ba further emended and supplemented (he following uses typical floor plans of propoeed dwelling units shall also be submitted Such plans shall be eccompamed by adding thereto an miroduciory psrsgraph which than read aa follows (a) Any residential use by appropriate written information to supplement them aa required to provide full information to in* city Whwtvw a iirm it used m Ihil Chapter which it defined in tt>a Municipal Land UM Law tuch term jb) Any use which by its nature would have a tendency to creste objection*! conditions due to the on the proposed complex Such plan* shall also be accompanied by Ihe proposed *ggre*m*nt* m intended lo have lh« maamng MI lorih in the daf.nn.on of tuch term found in taid ststuts unlee* a emission ot smoke, noise or odor, or in any way result in a detrimental effect upon the surrounding area covenants and restrictions which will affect Ihe parcel, common sreas and tots, lo include the provisions contrary intention is cieeriy aHpraatad from iha content ot lh« Chaptar snd ths genersl community for maintenance ot open apace and common areas and ih* proposed recourse lo be provided 10 the Section 5 Chapter XX. Sacnon 20-3. Definitions. Subaactlon 20-3 I. Accessory us* •hall ba 2 Buffering and Landscaping Where the property line of a proposed HTLI lot abut* or i* across ths city tn the event of non-performance of maintenance responsibility Such plans shall also include a amended and supplemented lo read aa lottowe strael from a residential lone. • alnp of land fifty (SO) feel in width adjacent to Ih* abutting property line propoeed form ol ih* performance bond or bonds 10 guarantee th* completion of *ll ulilili**, street*, A uae cuilomarily incidental and subordilnat* lo the principal uaa or atructure and located on Iha shall be kepi Iree from any building development or improvement excapl tor landscaping which shall drainage facilltie* proposed to be constructed by th* applicant Th* amount of such bond shall be tarn* loi with such principal UM or structure include a buffer amp or fence as defined by this chapter Wherever thes* provisons apply, lifty (50) leet determined by the procedures which would apply to a major subdivision whether or not subdivision is Section 0 Chapter XX Section 20-3. Definition!. Subsection 20-3 4ft. Mobile Home*, ahall be deleted shall be added lo Ihe required building setback line standard All HTLI uses must etay within Ihe tolerant actually and it anal! read a» foliowa standards set lorth in section 20-7 and Ihe user shall furnish proof of this when ashed to do so by Ih* conlam plated Section 20 3 45. Re**rv*d appropriate authorities % A sketch plan of sufficient detail to *how intent may be submitted informally to Ih* plsnmng board Section 7 Chapter XX. Section 20-4. Establishment of 2onea, Subaection 20-4 i Zone Districts shsll Section 22 Chapter XX Section 20-7 Special Regulation* Subsection 20-7 34a). Off-Streei Perking for discussion purpoee* prior to formal application tor a permit al (he discretion ol Ihe develop*' be furthef amended and supplemented by adding thereto the fottowtng Regulations. Subftection (a) General Provisions, shall be further amended and supplemented by 3 During their review of Ihe proposed waterfront mix residentisl complex th* planning board shall R 6 Boulevard Mia adding thereto an sdditionsl Subsection 9. which shall r*«d aa follows determine that Ihe proposal meets all tne requirements ot Ihia and ill other applicable city ordinances S-4 Boulevard Prolaaaional MIR Section 20-7 3 For additional parking requlremenla on Ocean Avenue and Ocean Boulevard. and standard* and thai the design of structures is consistent wilh the intent ol securing thematic RC-3 Waterfront Mil See Sections 20-5 4(qj4n, /'r,tflu< HUH Uniiiiyer - Economic issues are the voters' chief million worth of electric power - which concern, according to a confidential White it would then sell to its customers for A6 MONDAY, AUGUST 20. 1984 House briefing report "Our political reduce waste and fraud." almost 140 million. success depends on what happens to the To Democratic suggestions that Reagan The department's acerbic rejection of federal budget deficit, interest rates and has had four years to do this, toe this "power grab" said in part: unemployment," the report warned, not- Republicans will be happy to respond that "Although Platte River is a non-profit 'You must have been sleeping. We already ing that voters are more concerned about four years wasn't enough to clean up the entity and does not classify that markup have taken of F unemployment than inflation mess they inherited from the Democrats on Federal power as profit, you must - Social issues rate No. 2 in the public's In the GOP's economic blue skies there admit $30 million is quite a nice cost mind, the GOP strategy paper asserts. is only one small cloud - no bigger than saver. Crime is the big concern here, followed by a man's hand. But that hand belongs to "Additionally, it gives a non-regulated education, Social Security and race rela- Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul utility like Platte River a great amount of tions Volcker, and the dark cloud of rising flexibility in its operation and ability to - International relations - war and interest rates could turn into a campaign pay its managers lucrative salaries and peace — is the third mosti important thunderstorm for the Republicans build facilities like cooling ponds and category of voter worries, the Republican The president's advisers are worried power plant administration buildings sev- strategists believe. about what they refer to as the new eral times larger than actually needed for - The campaign planners have regret- "Interest-rate constituency" — Ameri- small power plants." fully acknowledged that voters in general cans at all economic levels who pay close GIMME A BREAK: Senseless van- seem to be less concerned about the attention to Interest rates before buying a dalism, usually considered a phenomenon quality of leadership and the state of the house or other major credit items. If they of big-city blight, has reached the rugged nation's morality — precisely the areas get too nervous to buy because of high back country of Alaska. where the president is regarded as Interest rates, the economic recovery will Near the awe-inspiring Mendenhall strongest. shudder to a halt — and Reagan will lose Glacier, the National Park Service put up Given their certainty that economic his best campaign issue. Skaters Cabin, in which hikers could find issues are what voters care about most — White House insiders blame Volcker's protection from the arctic winds whistling and history is generally on their side In money policies for the recent rise in across the glacier. But vandals keep this — how do Reagan's advisers plan to Interest rates, and prlyately concede that breaking the little cabin's windows, capitalize on the present healthy state of Reagan's reappointment of Volcker was a seriously diminishing the structure's use- the economy? mistake. All they can do now, though, is fulness as a barrier to the biting cold. Essentially, they intend to replay their cross their fingers and hope Volcker A Park Service memo notes that the successful I960 campaign doesn't bring on a recession before rangers have "tried a variety of products, According to a planning document Election Day. including material designed for use in reviewed by my associate Dale Van Alta, Barring such a disaster, the Re- prison facilities." None of them proved a the president will continue to harp on the publicans are confident they can ride the match for the vandals. need to reduce total government spending, economic issues to another four years in So the service has come up with a eliminate "undue and cumbersome regu- the White House bizarre solution: Hikers are issued lations thaPsmother initiative" and bring POWER GRAB: Political realities be- portable replacement windows that they pressure "on all federal agencies to ing what they are. Congress has voted can install themselves. How not to balance the budget WASHINGTON — Comma or no com- ending before such fiscal year." But in ma, on the matter of an increase in taxes most versions such arcane phrases as the Republican Party platform is positive- "national income" are nowhere defined ly ambiguous or ambiguously positive, The Republicans' 1M1 resolution in- take your choice. One is reminded of the cluded a sentence of such massive little old Episcopal lady who loved her obscurity that no sponsor attempted to toddy; she made a firm pledge that during explain it: "TheCongress may not require Lent she would not have a drink unless she JAMES that the states engage in additional really needed one activities without compensation equal to But on one issue in public finance the KILPATRIC the additional costs." What could be platform is indeed unequivocal: The meant by "activities"? By "additional"? Republican Party wants a constitutional Put to one side the flaws in amendment to compel the adoption of draftsmanship, critical as they are. Let us balanced budgets. On this proposition, if ask ourselves, realistically, what the I may state the matter mildly, the president would do If his pet amendment Republican Party has lost its collective were fully operative today. For the IMS mind. fiscal year, we are looking at prospective It is a curious thing about Republicans revenues of about $750 billion and prospec- - about some Republicans, anyhow. They tive outlays of about $930 billion, for a Safe amusement like to think of themselves as "con- deficit of $180 billion servatives," but they are obsessed with current income. But capital expenses, To close that gap, as a balanced budget tinkering with the Constitution. They are such as the construction of a federal amendment would demand, would require Testifying at a hearing in Washing- year, but none so serious as the one forever nattering on about an amendment building or an aircraft carrier, properly 1) a stunning increase in taxes, which the ton. Charles S McDonald, president in Jackson Township to prohibit abortion, or an amendment to may be funded by borrowing. The presi- president will not accept; 2) a drastic oF the International Association of Stuart M. Statler, of the Consumer prohibit racial balance busing, of an dent's pet amendment takes no account of reduction in defense spending, which the amendment to guarantee the right of the these considerations. Amuesement Parks, said that there is Product Safety Commission, said that president also rejects, or 3) a virtual people voluntarily to join in prayer in Over the past 15 or 20 years, since talk wipe-out of all non-defense programs, no need for proposed regulation nf the commission has been powerless to public buildings. The president's favorite of a balanced budget amendment became which the Congress never on earth would amusement parks because the indus- include more than half the rides it amendment is the balanced budget fashionable, at least IS or 30 drafts of such agree to. It is only by a combination of try does such a good job of policing does have jurisdiction over in its amendment. It is a turkey if there ever a resolution have been offered on Capitol new taxes and spartan restraints on was one. itself corrective action plans Those plans Hill. They might pass muster in the Land spending that income and outgo can be Oh, the basic idea is generally sound. In of Oz brought within speaking distance of each were issued after the commission's The hearing reflected the concern principle, the government in peacetime In the most familiar versions, an other. about amusement park safety trig- investigation of a 198.1 ratal accident should match outgo to income. "Pay as we amendment would command that "Con- Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill recently gored by the fatal fire earlier this involving a ride at the Texas State go!" cried John Randolph of Roanoke a gress shall adopt" a budget for each fiscal promised that if Reagan would send him long time ago. It sounds great. But in year at Great Adventure in Jackson Fair year In which total outlays are no greater a balanced budget he would move it to the actual practice the basic idea gets caught than total receipts. No mechanism is floor for a roll-call vote in 4B hours. Any Township, where eight young people He said his commission has no in the refusal of Congress to separate an provided for enforcing this command such budget would go down to defeat by died The courts must decide whether authority to require park operators to operating budget from a capital budget. Some drafts continue by saying that total roughly 435-0 Something has to be done Yes, operating expenses, such as the pay the park met all the local, county, correct "alarming design and struc- receipts "shall not Increase by a rate about our deficits, but an unenforceable, of meat Inspectors and the purchase of state and national safety standards tural concerns that were apparent in greater than the rate of increase in unintelligible amendment to the Constitu- paperclips, ideally should be met from national Income in the last calendar vear tion will get us nowhere at all. required. many versions of the ride " "The American consumer has no Some accidents might be the result way of knowing the level of safety in of patrons being careless, or of a particular ride at a particular violating clearly posted safety rules Garden needs a money tree location," according to Nancy Harvey But more must be done to make Steorts, chairwoman of the Consumer amusement parks safe. There are few things in life more trucking cost fli. Unfortunately, the Product Safety Commission Steorts satisfying than saving money by growing farmer couldn't come back to plow it in. Outings to amusement parks are an your own vegetables in a little garden. said that three years ago. Congress As for the cow manure, Margie found American tradition Government at Last night, we had three small zucchini for another fanner who would give us all we stripped the commission of its power all levels ought to be able to come up dinner which were grown within 50 feet of wanted but we had to bring our own to regulate amusement parks, except with rules-that will protect patrons of our back door. I estimate they cost containers. I'd rather not talk a lot more in the case of some portable rides. She somewhere in the neighborhood of $371 49 about this episode. amusement park rides. Opposition to each There may be more before the ANDY said that action in effect has forced By the late 1970s, the garden began to sensible safety plans or delay in summer's over. Zucchini are relentless show promise. One problem still remain- consumers to play amusement park implementing them won't encourage once they start coming. ROONEY ing was the little grove of trees that kept roulette with their own safety and the the public that the rides are safe. The I'm just an observer when it comes to the sun from hitting it in the afternoon, so safety of their families. public is entitled to assurance that the the garden. Except on the infrequent we paid a man with the proper equipment occasions that I'm pushed Into service to to cut down several of the less attractive There have been other serious amusement park rides not only are carry some heavy bag of something from trees. This operation ran us in the accidents across the country this fun, but are safe, too. the car to the garden, I don't have neighborhood of $150 anything to do with it. I look at it once in a while and say things like "Your garden In the early years of the 1980s. Margie looks good" to encourage Margie, but found a good but expensive nursery within Dress code except for helping toconsum e its bountiful To estimate the true cost of the half a tank of gas of our house and she harvest, like the three zucchini, I'm aloof vegetables from Margie's garden, you started buying plants instead of seed. She They've been catching people cigarette, and might then sue the city from the whole thing. The store has have to go back a few years and figure in figured it would give the garden the head barefooted in Cape May Young Of course, similar injuries can be everthlng I want and they put it in bags labor and capital investment. start it needed. I noticed that already she was edging closer to the supermarket. people in particular incurred during the day. so the logic For the first few years after the garden was established, we got almost nothing Cape May police for the first time escapes us. from it. We had several late and wet It was 1981 when she had what looked are enforcing a city law prohibiting Barefoot and the shore go hand in springs so it wasn't planted until early like her first really good year The anyone from walking barefoot on the June. Everything was Just beginning to weather was just right and the vegetables hand - or foot in foot — and it seems boardwalk after 7 o'clock in the come one year when the temperature went and the weeds were thriving, side by side Cape May is taking unusual steps to to 29 in late September; that was the end II don't do any weeding because of my evening One young person recently inability to tell one from the other in their drive young people away. of our vision of fresh garden vegetables was fined $125 for strolling shoeless on that season. Infancy.) the "boards " We're confident no Monmouth The following year Margie decided that County shore community would im- We often went out to the garden in the Allegedly, city officials fear some- the garden, which is about SO feet long and evening and admired it. It looked as if we one will be injured by splinters, or by pose such restrictions on residents 20 feet wide, should be plowed by a farmer might have toge t migrant workers tohel p stepping on glass or a burning who lives within a few miles of us. He with the picking. and visitors agreed to do It for the bargain price of $25 It took him only a few minutes to plow, That was a sad but wlsening year. It but it must have taken him more than an turned out that the local woodchucks, Sensible legislation hour to drive the tractor to our house and rabbits and deer were also waiting. They back over small, local roads. apparently don't like their vegetables as ripe as we do because a few days before State Sen Francis X Graves, D- The fanner said that the soil was too disabled passengers arc boarding or they'd have been ready for us, the Passaic, has introduced legislation disembarking heavy and needed a load of sand tilled into it along with some good, organic fertilizer woodchucks, the rabbits and the deer requiring buses for senior citizens and Graves said the measure would be like cow manure. moved in and had a banquet the disabled to he equipped with directed at buses and vans supplied by The answer, of course, was a fence. The flashing lights similar to those on municipalities and service organiza- Sand doesn't cost much if you have a fence is in place now. I don't know why sand bank handy and cow manure is a drug school buses tions for use by the elderly and banks don't give mortgages on fences on the market if you own cows, but we So. that's the garden report If the The lights would signal other ve- disabled don't have a sand bank handy and we don't weather holds up. we should have a tomato hicles to stop while elderly and It's fl sound measure Ships that pass in the nighl own cows. The load of sand and the by Labor Day. MONDAY, AUGUST zo. 1984 The Daily Ren«Mcr A7 OBITUARIES Ferraro tax controversy mounts John E. Pisano elderly woman whose .tsst'ts he was limitations for malpractice has run WEST LONG BRANCH - John lic Accountants It's his decision John is a very assigned to protect anil lending the strong, loving man of great integri- out " E Pisano. 60, died yesterday at lie was a US Army veteran of But after the election, Newsweek money to his own firm The value ty He's very independent and very Ms Ferraro also said her hus- Monmouth Medical Center, Long World War II said, Zaccaro bought back the of the estate went up more than private He keeps his business to band did not know one of his tenants $300,000 while Zaccaro was ran Branch. Mr. Pisano was a communicant building for the same price paid to Ms Ferraro Lawyers for Walter himself " in a New York City building was servator Born in Neptune, he resided in of St Jerome's Roman Catholic F Mondale told the magazine that Asked by conservative columnist storing pornographic materials Ms Ferraro was "shocked to Asbury Park until moving here 38 Church. years ago Zaccaro did not tell his wife about George Will if the disclosures will there and said he would not renew hear" thai her hushnnil borrowed Surviving are his wife, Shirley I Mr Pisano was a certified public the transaction show the Ferraro family "paid its the firm's lease when it comes up the money said Morton ['civilian, Kleinkauf Pisano; a son, Stephen J accountant, RMA, with Armour S. In a statement released Satur- fair share of taxes," she said: in January an attorney for Zaccaro, in a (lory Pisano of Point Pleasant; two Hulsart and Company, Wall, after day, Ms Ferraro said Zaccaro had "They sure will And George Ms Ferraro repeated that she is (h.ii appeared in ICKI.IJ '• edit urns "I daughters, Mrs. Carol A. Limeber- 12 years of service. changed his mind and decided to Will, tomorrow afternoon you're outraged by a story in New York The New York Times ry of Phillipsburg, and Mrs Denise He was a 1946 graduate of make his tax returns public — going to call me up and apologize magazine that said her husbands Asked whether she fell abused by M. Morley of Morgantown, W Va , Monmouth Junior College and a although he is not required to do so for your column of today " business once owned a building all the controversy, Ms Ferraro hit father, John A. Pisano of 1949 graduate of Seton Hall Univer- by federal law Her legally re- Will had suggested that Zaccaro listed as a residence of a reputed said no sity Ocean; a brother, Paul Pisano of quired disclosures and her tax might not have paid any taxes by organized crime figure Deal; and four grandchildren taking legal advantage of loopholes We kind of knew that this »as He was a member of the West returns will also be released Mon- "I feel outraged A lot of us have Ms. Ferraro defended her own giiin^ to start In a way Us Virgina University Alumni Associa- The Flock Funeral Home, Long day grown up with vowels at the end of decisions and several by her hus- indication lhat poople aren't quite tion and the American and New Branch, is in charge of arrange- "One of the reasons why John our names and there's been a lot of band, saying they both followed sure how to deal with me the Jersey Institutes of Certified Pub- ments decided to disclose was that people discrimination. My husband is a what they believed to be the law in first woman who has run for were jumping to the most very decent honest man of integrity each case She said she would national office," she said outrageous conclusions," she said, and has no connection to anything discuss all the matters fully at a J. Jeremiah O'Brien about whether Zaccaro had paid like that." she said. "Frankly, to Ms Ferraro refused t« commcnl news conference tomorrow any taxes at all because of his real imply because we are Italian- in any way on report', recently lhat NEPTUNE - J Jeremiah D O'Brien and Brian B. O'Brien, She suggested that David Stein, estate business or whether he had American that we are connected President Reagan dozen off in O'Brien, 51, of 19 Sylvan Ave , died the lawyer who gave her advice on both of Monmouth Beach, and taken unusual steps to avoid taxes. with organized crime is appalling " Cabinet meetings and suggestions yesterday at Riverview Medical Stephen McLoone and Joseph "It was getting worse rather than a 197a campaign finance matter, is that he might not he up to the rigors Center, Red Bank. lying about the advice now Asked McLoone, both at home; four better " She was not asked about a New of a second term in offue Bom in Hoboken, he resided in why Stein would contradict her daughters, Honora M. O'Brien of "He made the decision himself York Daily News report yesterday "I'm not going to MI.ike a Monmouth Beach until moving here version of the 1978 advice, Ms Jersey City, Mrs. Shannon M. Ivins He said, 'Gerry, I'm not going to that Zaccaro faces a court hearing comment on that al all I'll leave two years ago Ferraro said: of Long Branch, and Kerrin F. hurt you I'm going to release Thursday for allegedly removing that to the American public" she Mr. O'Brien was a self-employed "Maybe because the statute of O'Brien and Jillian M. McLoone, them,'" she said "So I said fine J100.000 from the estate of an said advertising salesman both of here; a brother, the Rev He was a U.S. Army veteran of Daniel O'Brien, S.J., of Syracuse, the Korean War Surviving are his wife, Gael NY, and a granddaughter McLoone O'Brien; five sons, Seam- The Ely Funeral Home, Neptune, Drunken driving campaign hit us J. O'Brien of Jersey City, Sean is in charge of arrangements. and convictions rose from 2!Mi00 in (rootlnurdl Tavern owners throughout the Center of Alcohol Studies, said he's not so sure the rulings can be 1981 to 32.598 in l!Wi Aiithurilies James E. Kelly proposed "happy hour" ban state claim that business is at an effective said the resulting court hacking has "The alcoholic who doesn't know all-time low, dropping 30 to 35 Nathan said research shows lhat been extended because motorists, MIDDLETOWN - James E Catherine's Roman Catholic moderation will drink anyhow, percent statewide in the past two people, even police officers, intimidated by sliffer penalties, Kelly. SO, of 31 Clinton Avenue, Church, East Keansburg while the average individual re- years. They report that people are without special training, are not contest eases mure often East Keansburg, died yesterday at Surviving are two brothers, Wil- alizes today that the law is very, going out leu, drinking lightly and very successful in determining The stale has collected $7 7 Riverview Medical Center, Red liam F Kelly of East Keansburg very severe and he's not going to leaving earlier. Bank and Eugene R. Kelly of Somerset; whether someone is drunk or not million in surcharges for drunken drive drunk " driving and olher offenses since* Born in Jersey City, he moved five sisters, Mrs. Anne Lynch of Meanwhile, Dee Koch, president "Our study refutes the assump "People arc afraid of going out last spring, alttuiiiith about $14 8 here 13 years ago East Keansburg, Mrs Madeline of thf New Jersey Federation for tion that determining whether a and having a bottle of wine with million in fines is outstanding At the time of his death, he was Kelly of Franklin Square. NY. their wife at dinner," said Robert Drug-Free Communities, is trying person is drunk or sober is a matter employed as a clerk at Monmouth Mrs Margaret Tally of East T Baer, who heads a group seeking to convince bar and discotheque of common observation," Nathan "In the final run. il a person is Park Race Track, Oceanport. He Keansburg, and Mrs Florence to repeal what it considers unlawful owners that a potential clientele of said arrested, it's Koinn I" c'i>sl him well formerly worked for Standard Corridon and Mrs. Helen Blum, highway searches and seizures by 1 million teen-agers means there is Police, on the othpr hand, are over $5,000." said I.I loscph Brands, Hoboken for 20 years. both of Port Monmouth police money to be made be shelving equipped with strong court endorse- Kobus. a spokesman for the stale He served in the US. Army from The John F Pfleger Funeral Bear, a Neptune sales executive liquor a few nights ments of the validity of their breath police The public is startinij to 1948-1952 Home, Middletown, is in charge of for a vending machine firm that testers And stepped up searches realize Ihe ramification! He was a communicant of St arrangements. does 20 percent of its business with As for the responsibility of for drunken drivers have left "Drinking and driving is only fur bars, said police have been "stick- bartenders and party hosts to cut caseload backups in courts through the rich, " one motorist complained ing their noses in people's car off drunken guests before they head out the state Lottie Mercer in a letter to Ihe slate Division nl windows, trying to smell liquor on for their cars, Dr Peter E Nathan, Drunken driving arrests climbed Motor Vehicles FREEHOLD - Lottie Mercer, Mrs Gail Stout of Neptune Town- their breath " director of the Rutgers University from 31.751 in 1981 to 40.383 in 1983. 54, died yesterday at Freehold Area ship, her mother, Mrs. Eslelle Hospital, Freehold Township Wesby of Freehold; four brothers, Born in Millen, Ga , she resided Mr Elike Jenkins of Freehold, Mr in F.nglishtown before moving here Eli Jenkins and Nathan Wesby, all 19 years ago of here, and Robert Wesby of Jersey delegates behind Reagan Until 1983, she was a supervisor Lakewood; five sisters, Mrs Lena N.J., echoed lhat scnlimcnl for the CETA program, Mae Hoffman of Philadelphia, Mrs I continued I Pinelands" asparagus, Garden allowed on population "It will be qttiet, then? will be- Shrewsbury, for five years Eliza Williams or Howell. Mrs here." said state Attorney General State strawberries and Barnegat The current formula is based on a state's Republican vote in past little if any dissension .itimnn the She was a member of Kingdom Essie Oglesby of Manalapan, Mrs •rwin I Kimmelman clams — all to the music of a five- elections and the number of elected delegates The overriding mnitidei Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, Free- Carrie McDuffy and Mrs Betty But spirits otherwise were high piece band and singer Davis, both of Lakewood; and three GOP officials ation right now i.s Ihr rnlliusi.i-.in hold among the New Jersey representa- Kean said he was disappointed by grandchildren. "It's difficult for me to under for November and we wanl lu keep Surviving are her husband, Eddie tives, who attended a get-ac- a rules committee decision yester- The Higgins Memorial Home, stand how the committee could that feeling growing," she mid Mercer Jr , a son, Kenneth E quainted party last night sponsored day not to change the formula for here, is in charge of arrangements want to leave the formula so that Hubha. however s;ncl hi- intends Mercer of Freehold; a daughter. by Gov Thomas H Kean, a selecting the states' Republican delegates The governor, with other one delegate from Nevada may lo lobby to include two plunks in the delegate officials of Northeastern and Mid- represent 5,000 people while a Republican platform » pledge mil Anthony Rosse The party-goers feasted on roast western slates, had wanted to base delegate from a state like New lo raise taxes and a rpbuirpmi'itl beef, turkey and a variety of hors Jersey may represent 25,000," he ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - employed barber here prior to his the number of delegates a state is that Ihe govermncnl haluiHC Ihe doeuvres, including "Jersey said "The rule change would have Anthony Rosse, 87, died Saturday at enlistment federal budget helped many of the larger stales " Lyons V A Medical Center, Lyons. Surviving are a sister, Rose "If New Jersey can upptutr with Bui the governor said he did not Born in Atlantic Highlands, he Domanico of Red Bank, and several a constitutional iimendmcnl In not plan a floor fight on the issue resided here most of his life. nieces and nephews Man suffers seizure, balance its budget, then Ihr federal "We want the country to see (hat He was a U.S. Army veteran of The Posten's Funeral Home, government ought to lie .ilile In do we're all behind our president," World War I, and was a self- here, is in charge of arrangements the same," said Bllboa, whn is [nun dies after his arrest said Herta Tully of Irvington, N J , Wayne, N.I "Thai's wh.il we u« Marlow K. Caddis as she carried a red, while and blue citizens are taught In Pro- and a SovM track taam ta Httfgrtvt diacuaaat har gramming may bt fflnrad mambar In Hawaii tor an naw Mm "Tna SeatoMana." 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SHOW MOVtJ * * ' Trail Of (19S0. Ftniaay) Chrtato- ground in. in Nm York; Vagtt Ntal Mona Tut ual Hurra" mnria TMC MOVal •• Porayt 1136 • VCfO ROCK batabaaMoooart GUIDING LIGHT: With LTA and him. Back home, Dee decides that Jr.'s bedroom and tells him the Lauren's voice gives out, Trad has exhaustion, Nancy, concerned for her dress business Marlena feels Lewis Oil merger, Trlih, Billy, she will have Bo back. Larry mystery surrounding the death is triumphant singing debut with Dan- her mother's health, tells Catlin he her baby move for the first time. H.B., Josh and Reva become equal appointed chief of hospital staff. locked in that room. Joe's home- ny. Breaking into Victor's, Eve and must leave. When Sally goes horse- Holly, Hope and Alice arrive at the partners. It Reva and H.B. divorce, Delilah gives exclusive interview to coming puts a strain on Peter and Rick steal cash and credit cards back riding and her horse goes out World's Fair. Hope pretends to be she loses her shares, but keeps National Intruder about her ordeal Kelly's relationship Mason notices and head for Europe to find Eve's of control, mysterious rider with a drunk so she can look for her them It H.B. dies. Tony goes to the and states that she and Bo are a spark between Santana and Cruz son. In airport, Rick spots Nikki, half-grown beard stops to save her missing husband. Bo spotted escap- Oriental gardener who seems quite reconciling. Asa pressures Brad to Castillo Joe determines to break but doesn't know who she is. When AS THE WORLD TURNS: Dusty ing just after he tries to replace upset by Questions Tony asks. hire Becky to stay at Vernon Inn in into manning s room. AugunU Nikki tells Victor of seeing Rick, he decides to live with neither John phony prism. Liz is worried by Vanessa unhappy when she dis- order to keep Becky close to home. anonymously calls CC. and tells says it's her imagination nor Karen. Now heading his Neil's bad dreams Howie is at- covers Billy has hired private eye Sam and Rafe continue wedding him that Joe wanted to break into ALL MY CHILDREN: Learning father's company, Brian hires Gun- tacked from behind by Shane who to ipy on Reva. Josh, asking Reva plans. Cassie decides to move out room. Seymour tells Jade he has ot Jenny's death, Tony blames nar despite Gunnar's serious ill- steals watch. to help him out ot his wheelchair at of the house. producer friend who would like to Greg and vows to get even. Opal ness. In Vermont, Betsy, now being EDGE OF NIGHT: As the three founder's day picnic, is stunned RYAN'S HOPE: Max surprises meet her unable to attend funeral since she called Kate, decides to learn her bikers go after Sky and Raven with when private eye hired by Billy Maggie as she Is about to steal the and Ralph are traveling in the past. Jay charged with second SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: A their knives drawn, Preacher runs tries to snap their photo. Mean- gold coin. Panicking, she agrees to furious Wendy tosses out her room- Australian Outback and cannot be degree murder In Whit's death. down road and overpowers thugs while Vanessa, furious over Billy's go to bed with him. Maggie breaks mate Chase after she discovers he reached Following Jenny's fu- Tom becomes Jay's lawyer. Diana with Whitney's help Del and Alicia behavior, packs her bags and heads up with Dave, saying that he can't had a female guest. T.R. leads neral, Dotty tells a stunned Tad tell* Steve she's going to annul her arrive back from the lab after out of town. Trish hurt when Ross offer the lifestyle she's become Chase to a deserted stable. A that she's carrying his child. Nina marriage to Frank. Steve admits to proving the formula fake. Liz asks takes Claire Ramsey to founder's accustomed to. Dave, devastated, heartbroken Liza learns baby agree* to return to work at Cor- Lisa he fought with Whit the night Miles if she might be allowed to day picnic. When Tanya resists takes all her picture* off the deli Elan's teenage mother is coming tlandt but isn't so certain of of the murder Philip's charms, he tries to force reconstruct the skull of the bones wall. When Frank breaks Into back to claim the child. Liu Palmer's decision to offer Ross CAPITOL: Kelly asks Sloane if himself on her, then berates her. Maggie's hotel room to talk some worries TR.'s attachment to the Job. Ross flattered by Palmer's job she found to help establish their she Is jealous of her. Kelly tells identity. LOVING: Mike critically injures sense into her, he is greeted by the child will cause trouble tor T.R. offer but turns it down, saying it Trey, Tyler and Judson she wants Harry With Harry's bullet lodged sound of alarms. Rick and Pru Justine does her best to seduce would hurt Adam. When Murray's to meet with one more person, then GENERAL HOSPITAL: Leo near Jim's heart, Jim near death successfully fight off thugs Frank Cagney when he volunteers to henchmen nearly runs over baby she'll tell the truth of what hap- gives Mrs. Barrington the black- Mike finds Harry's blackmail blames Jack for Maggie deciding massage her supposedly paralyzed Frank and Angle, Jessie decides he pened the night of Danny's murder mail photos in exchange tor photos of Jim and Shana, but not to marry Dave and getting her legs Liza horrified to discover must do something to protect his Myrna denies that she was outside $125,000. Lorena keeps Beatrice withholds evidence. Regaining con- involved in dangerous area. A Elan missing from crib when wife. Danny's room the night of his from overhearing the transaction sciousness, Jack refuses to see conscious Matthew assures Dee he natural mother comes to claim her ANOTHER WORLD: Julia la murder but Trey doesn't believe During their engagement party. Dane. Jonathan tells Edie to forget wasn't trying to say she meant to Cord vows to gain control of Liza's found murdered in hotel room. her. Realizing Julie and Tyler Grant Putnam kisses Cella and any plans she has for divorce. In murder him, he was calling for his company, declaring he and his Donna confronts M.J., claiming would be the best parents for promises her they'll have a night of chapel, Shana vows to give Jim lawyer Murdock Dee thrilled when sister Victoria are rightful heirs, Ben misled Donna and Marley Into Scotty, Brenda and Wally decide to back to church if he lives. Matthew tells her he's named her being blood relatives ot Travis, give the child up Meanwhile Wally as major beneficiary in his will. believing he had money. Donna ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Mark while Liza is only a Tourneur by asks Brenda for their first real SANTA BARBARA: CC warns M.J to keep Ben away from discovers Bo in the warehouse and marriage. date. Zed's plan to get Chip's Capwell calls In the oldest Castillo Marley. Ross beginning to wonder prepares to shoot him. Delilah YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: fingerprint from glass he used at son to do battle with disastrous oil if Herb has everything under watches from the shadows, finds a Diane mistakes diamond bracelet Corky's is spoiled when Lizbeth rig fire. Jade comes to Hollywood control where Sally's concerned. box of firecrackers and lights a from Jack as engagement present. accidentally breaks glass and Invites herself to stay in- Nancy is stunned when she dis- match. As the firecrackers go off, Jill thinks Jack should marry DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Kim will definitely with Ted and Danny covers Catlin hiding in Ada's room. Mark is distracted and Bo Jumps Lindsay to halt blackmail When be coming between Tony and Anna. Dominick hands Joe key to CC. 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DINNER SPECIALS Tickets $3.00 CHICKEN $ Coming This Saturday, August 25 PARMIGIAHA BARBERSHOP FESTIVAL OF CHAMPIONS Ticket Office Open Mon. thru Sat., 9-12 & 1-5 988-0845 RT 9 CINEMA RT. 35 0/1 SEAVIEW SQUARE THE MOVIES FREEHOIO HAZLET ASBURY PARK RED BANK 780-4436 2642200 775 8810 747-0333 The Daily Register MONDAY. AUGUST 20. 1984 Your Town GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Marlboro board still short two members MARLBORO - The Board of pital is administered by the state Watch mettmg lasl week. Brenda same criteria as any other potential Barakat, M, of Old Bridge, got as other hospital officials were in Trustees of Marlboro Psychiatric Department of Human Services, Schwartz. Chairwoman of the board member far away as Chicago before he volved in the decision to £r.int Hospital have tabled, probably until and board members must also Marlboro Hospital Community Re- "We are concerned that board turned himself in to authorities Barakat ground priveledges utiil next month, a motion to allow receive the approval of the gov- lations Committee, called for at members be interested primarily State and county officials arc still ing that it was strictly a judu lal fewer members to form « quorum ernor. least one Marlboro Township resi- in the hospital and the patients," making arrangements for Barakal decision at the board's monthly meetings Since no timetable exists for dent to be selected for the board Salmeri said "We're not looking to be transferred to the Monmoulh She said the hospital has m.ulc Ruth Salmeri, vice chairwoman appointing any new members. No township homeowner currently for people with their own personal County jail. "great strides" in security, includ of the board, last week introduced Salmeri said, the amendment to the sits on the Board of Trustees, which exes to grind " Barakat is not likely to he ing a decision lasl year In house i motion to permit a majority of bylaws will allow the board io is strictly an advisory body The hospital has been in the readmitted to the hospital accord patients according Io Iheii 'levels the appointed members of the effectively function for the time Schwartz cited residents' con- township longer than most of the ing to Salmeri of function," rather tli.m according board to comprise a quorum, rather homes in the surrounding area, to geographical area, as was being as a five-member body cerns about the recent escapes of "Hospital escapees can go any- than a majority of the entire seven- Although the board has had which was almost entirely farm- previously the case She awn lie two hospital patients who were where," she said "There isn't member board. The board current quorums at its past three meetings land at the time the hospital was cused area newspapers of font TIC acquittci ol murder by reason of really any greater danger In ly has only five appointed mem- several meetings this year have insanity and were or lered into the built, Salmeri said She added that primarily on the negative tap.,Is Marlboro residents " bers been canceled-because fewer than state psychiatric hospital system residents knew about the hospital of the hosp.lal The board's bylaws mandate that four members were present She accused hospital and state before moving to the township. Superior Court Judge Pali ick .1 "Marlboro Likes the brunt of a al least four board members must Salmeri said she hopes to have officials of a lack of concern for the A hospital spokewoman said last McGann Jr. ruled in February that lot of bad publicity," she said be present. two new members on the board "as saf !y of residents who live near night that the main building of the Barakat should have two hours "And the rebuttals tat not clear. Salmeri said yesterday that the soon as we can." the hospital grounds, located on psychiatric facility was built In each day to walk the hospital and usually tucked away where two vacancies, which she said have "We have some very qualified Route 520 1932 Most of the residential de- grounds unescaorted It was during they're not seen " existed "for years," were due to people waiting in the wings," Saltntri said several township velopments in the area were built this unsupervised period that The tri'stces next meeting will be delays on the part of officials in Salmeri said "I hope they'll be residents have applied for appoint- within the last 20 years Barakat made his escape Sept 20, and Salmeri said she hopes Trenton who are responsible for considered" ment to the board, and that their Salmeri also pointed out that one Salmeri asserted that the neither her proposal will be acl>il on at thai choosing board members The hos- At a Marlboro Neighborhood applications wil! be judged by the of the recent escapees, Husni the Board and Trustees nor any time Crowds Kennedy hits loss throng in defense money; festival blames Howard SEA GIRT - Former state He said statistics show Dial, ol ' Senator Brian T. Kennedy today the $35 hillion e\peniled hv Ihc BY BOB NEFF blamed Rep James J Howard, I> federal government, aiuiuall) I n 1 SANDY HOOK The 9th Monmouth, for the loss of defense research .ihd development li ss annual Clearwater Festival came spending in the 3rd Congressional than 2 5 percent conies back In tin- to a close at dusk yesterday after District. Garden State a weekend-long celebration de- A study released by the North "These figures arc ulr.rinun signed io promote environmental east-Midwest Congressional Coali- said Kennedy "I believe Dial Un- awarcne and. in the words of tion concluded that New Jersey people of the Jersey Shore II.IM ,I one volunteer, "show folks to a f sends $5 billion more to the right to demand bt'lliT ini real good Itinc " I Pentagon in taxes each year than formance and attention Io the Despite Sunday's overcast I the state gets back in military district's needs from their con skies more than 7.500 people : spending. gressman " attended the festival, sponsored "New Jersey paid 19 billion in "My opponent claims lh.it be lui» hy the environmental action - taxes for defense and only received clout because of Ins yens u| group Monmouth County Friends back M billion in defense spend congressional su.ioriH he said of Clearwater ing," Kennedy said, "(which) "But, if he docs I don't know will, "Considering the weather, we A FESTIVE ENVIRONMENT - Spectators, throughout the weekend Arts and crafts booths, amounts to a net loss of 12,250 per whom " Kennedy laid that for the had a marvelous turnout," said above, relax on the lawn yesterday to listen to below, otter something lor visitors ol every age family in the stale" The 3rd past four years, Howard has been Piim Michaclson a member of music — folk music, rock, or rhythm and blues With exotic food venders and environmental Congressional District's net loss out of touch with national priorities by opposing the Reagan adminis- ihi' organization's board of direc- — at one of three stages at the 9th annual awareness groups' displays, they surround the • was 1238 million, he said A separate study confirms these tration and the needs of Ihe nation s tors ' Fverything went smoothly, Clearwater Festival Thirty bands played festival grounds at Fort Hancock, Sandy Hook. and a real sense of cooperation '• assertions, according to Kennedy defense al every turn ,im ing the volunteers helped to make the weekend a success." Thirty hands provided constant cniert.iinnicni for the crowd, YESTERDAYS which included people from as far away US Vermont Mimes and clowns wandered among the spec- 5 year* ago Haven will hold a "Cirrus Might" tators, and booths bordering the this w.-i'k. expected Io hi'one if II.i- festival housed arts and crafts Fair Haven firemen are readying season's highlights a! this |>I>|II,' n displays, exotic foods, and the firehouse grounds for their rendezvous for the actors anil Ibeii exhibits hy other environmental upcoming fair, the largest of its many friemls awareness groups kind in the state This year, the fair On Monmrulh Street in lied The 106-foot sloop Clearwater, will coincide with the volunteer fire Hank a cat picks a fight wil u ducked nearby at the Coast Guard company's 75th anniversary half-drowned hat Anwlutur* s,i\ station, brought groups out for a Ihe hat lias no double beating Ihi Llberace, the world's higher- cat into retreat two-hour cruise around Sandy paid musician, hosts a press con- Hook Bay The vessel is a A former member ol Ihe ,'lussian ference at the Shore Point Inn, "rand Op»ra will lie among tin- reproduction of a 19th-century Hazlet He is performing at the Dutch cargo ship, and is owned by guest artists in Ihe greatest .is Garden State Arts Center, semblage of noted singers to up the national Clearwaler organiza- Holmdel tion, with which Monmouth Coun- environmental problems, es- A spokesman for Gateway Na- hands. "It might sound corny, but pear in a cycle of grand opera |M ty Friends of Clearwater is pecially in local waters." tional Recreation Area said se a loving atmosphere was present Monmouth Mall's Psychic Fair convention lia'l. Asbury Park affiliated • Michaelson said curity went smoothly One girl throughout the festival," opens with a new wrinkle - the The mosquito population in Ihe The lesti-al .i»l the Clearwater "We try to get people involved. lost a Cabbage Patch doll, which Michaelson said Astrolo Dome, a miniature shore area is smaller than usual cruises emphasize the promotion either with the Clearwater or- was found by a pa.k ranger and The Clearwater Festival, given planetarium presenting views of this summer The dry HunfflilM of environmental awareness ganization directly or simply as returned, but no other problems by the Monmouth County Friends the heavens, comets and constella- weather is responsible for ex rather than fund-raising for the more aware individuals," she were reported. of Clearwater, is sponsored by the tions Twenty-five psychics and terminating the insects hv all volunteer organization. "We added "That is when the festival Monmouth County Board of mediums, mostly women, con- eliminating most of their usu.iT. did well financially, but the is most successful, when we can Tim;.id the end of the festival, Chosen Freeholders, the New stitute the rest of the fair breeding places, such as niaisljtx festival is more important as a channel energy and gel people several volunlee.-s joined hands Jersey State Council on the Arts forum to educate people about involved " and sang along with one of Un- and the National Park Service. 20 yearn ago IOO yvar* ngo Red Rank's National Red Hank residents, traveling Sweepstakes Regatta, scheduled from Red Rank Io New York on tl»- for the first weekend in September, steamship Alhertina, are ilelayril Pallone raps risks in dredge plan will hold an open house in the boat from docking hy barges that have pit. For the first time, spectators already landed al tin- New \iirk Pier When several passengers LONG BRANCH - State Senator cluding polychlorinated biphenyls dredging project could be safely He said the dredging proposal will be allowed to view the owners, mechanics, and crew at work on jump from Ihe Alber'lfu In one ul Frank Pallone Jr., D-Monmouth. - or PCB s overseen should be rejected because of "the the barges, the barge lasts "'I and has sharply criticized a proposal to "On behalf of all those concerned "I believe that prohlen.s in lack of a safe disposal site " their boats. In Marlboro, a gala parade is towed out to the river The dispose, six miles off Sandy Hook, with stopping ocean dumping." the monitoring dangerous substances Pallone also took issue with the passengers return to the pier ,iflcr of 300,000 cubic yards of dredge letter said, "I must register my removed from the bottom of the dumping of dredge spoils in general climaxes the township's tercentenary week celebration The some words wiih the barge's cap material which contains toxic opposition to the project Dredge waterways will be difficult." off the New Jersey shore tain substances. spoils which will be collected from Pallone explained to Huckclshaus parade ends at Central School with lectures and displays pertinent to A ba> colt pulling a milk wa^on Pallone expressed concern that the bottom of the three waterways and Griffis "Portions of the chan- "Without question it is im- bolls as Ihe milkman main1* his dumping of material from the will unfortunately contain the fol- nels to be dredged under this 31- perative that the disposal site for the celebration theme, "For God and Country." rounds Slight damage is clone ti proposed dredging of a channel 37 lowing dangerous substances in mile project contain some of the dredge material, known as the mud the cart, bul 32 quarts of milk are feet deep and HOC feet wide through varying degrees: mercury, cad- most contaminated sediments in dump site located six miles off The U.S. Army Satellite Com- Monmouth County, must be closed munications Agency's test opcr lost I-ower New York Bay, Rarilan Bay mium, PCB's and petroleum "le entire region, particularly por- On the afternoon train from New and the Arthur Kill will constitute hydrocarbons tions of the Arthur Kill to help prevent a further degrada ations center at Fort Monmouth is a "danger to the public health." lion of the water quality in the New the focal point for managing and York, passengers rondu.l a nw k "Since this is impossible to lest presidential flection Tb«- results In a letter sent to federal "This is of great importance to all of the area below the waterways York Bight and along the New evaluating satellite eommunica Jersey coast," he stated. tions experiments as Syncom III are Cleveland, 4R. (Maine, 67 und F.nvironmental Protection Agency my constituents becau e the dredge covered by the .11 miles, an un- 15 undecided Administrator William Although I can appreciate the goes into orbit. spoils will be dumped less than six known quan.ity of toxic material A minor earthquake is predicted Ruckelshaus and Col. F H Griffis miles off Monmouth County." he will be collected from the bottom of need to keep shipping lanes open, I urge you to give an even higher for Atlantic Highlands in Septcrn of the T S Army Corps of Engi- added the waterways during the dredging neers. Pallone said dredging would priority to the protection of the 50 year* ago ber The tremors are not cipectrd In addition. Pallone voiced and then will be dumped six miles environment " to pose a threat to life or JIMIJH • t -, raise chemical contaminants, in- doubts as to whether the proposed off our shores " The Players' Boat Club of Fair 6 COMMUNITY CALENDAR Groom says I do;' TOM Y LONG BRANCH - Families HOLMDEL - Compassionate at 7 30 p.m at the Mental Health Anonymous, a fellowship for Friends, a non sectarian, self-help Association Office, 90 Monmouth MATAWAN - Al Anon for adult attendant says 'a parents, relatives and friends of SI children of alcoholics meets at I group for bereaved pa.ents. wiJ drug and alcohol abuser* and meet at 8 p m al the parish house LONG BRANCH - Rabbi Tobias FREEHOLD (AP) - It was dog in Ibi church p.m. at Trini'y Episcopal Church children with behavioral problems, anything but a typical wedding Mrs Snyder's cousin Ihe Rev on Ryers Lane of St Benedict's Roman Catholic- Roth, spiritual leader of Congrega- will meet at 7.30 pm at the Church. 165 Bethany Road Zaira tio.i Brothers of Israel, 250 Park here when Joseph Snydcr man id Milt.i'i LaCoMpe, came t» I IN* MATAWAN - Cecil B DeMille's Chemical Dependency Center. Crystal Louk - with a little help D'Avella will lead a discussion on Ave. Elberon, li conducting a rescue by offering to perform Ihe epic film. "The Greatest Show on Chelsea Avenue from a ringbearer on a leash ceremony at Ihe firehouse Earth." will be shown at 7 pm at the grief process All are welcome Torah class at 8 p.m. Snyder and his dog, Pup. have The couple then began to tarn the Matawan-Aberdeen Public Li- EATONTOWN - Families FREEHOLD - An arts and been inseparable sjnee Snyder got brary. 165 Main St Anonymous, a feliowship for TOMORROW Pup to cany the ring in .i bask, i crafts session will be held for 8- to the Labrador retriever a year in his mouth "he film is free No registration parents, relatives and friends of RFI> BANK - The l.ior.s flub 12-year-olds at Freehold Public ago So Snyder asked his bride lo- "He goes hunting with I*.. is necessary Youngsters must be drug and alcohol abusers and library. 28'* E Ma.nSt . from 3 30 will mce: at fi 30 pm at the Molly be if his pet could be in the he's used to cairying birds Mis six and older to attend children with behavorial problems, Pitcher Inn to 4:30 p.m. wedding party RED BANK - Family and will meet from 1 to 2 30 p m at the Snyrtcr grin and added menl two holes to play but had to settle Gary Hallberg Simpson had a 70, the lead wilh a 2-pult birdie-4 on the BIRMINGHAM Ala IAP> sixth just before the storm swepi l^e Trevino Ihe old '.'Merry Mex" "But I got them this week " There was a divorce, a pair of for a tie for second with Gary Hallberg 72 and Mize 73 himself, answerer! the question* He got them with four rounds in hack operations, a career that Player at 277 after a bogey-bogey Jack Nicklaus. a five-lime PGA over the course and tied Lee for the that were in his own mind with his the 60s. including a hard won final seemed to be winding down In an finish completed a round of par 72 titleholder who designed this lead of 69 and acquire the sixth major Player, the 48-year-old little course, couldn't overcome a shabby 4-slroke victory yesterday in the end and prompted him to cut down And Wadkins took the lop ipnl 66th PGA National Championship championship of his legendary, his playing time to seek an alter- South African who played with TTin his opening round He closed ragstoriches career with a 273 Wadkins and Trevino and joined with a 69 and a 287 total alone with a 15-18 foot birdie pun "When you're ynung, you think nate career as a television com- on the ninth it's inevitable thai you're K"mK t" total. 15 strokes under par on the mentator them in the shelter of a garage Tom Watson, still needing this win." the 44-year-old Trevino said Shoal f'reek Huh course But he was the Trevino of old this when the violent thunderstorm title to complete a career sweep of Rul it was a short-lived lead after he'd outlasted the dangerous Me had not won a major tour- hot humid day that produced a swept over the course, ground out the game's Big Four titles, had a 71 Ijnny drove into that intimidating a 71, including a last-hole birdie I-anny Wadkins in a storm delayed nament in ten years . blue-gray ha/e in the forest of pine and finished the tournament at 291. rough on the 11th. had to play out final round Trevino who tagged Himself with and oak that line all the fairways Calvin Peete, the most success- 3-over par put his third in a bunker and [ailed Whey you're old, the inevitable the nickname "Merry Mex ' during and the deep, wiry, wet rough on ful black player the game has Although Peete and Ballesleros to gel it up and down, taking i is over with. " Trevino continued his glory days of the late 1960s and the hilly, 7.145-yard Shoal Creek known, came on wilh a 68 and was at limes got close, the title struggle hogey-6 "You never know if you're going early 1970s added this title to the golf Club course fourth at 278 despite an un- over the final 18 holes was, essen to win again I' S Opens he won in 1968 and 1971. He was striding quickly over the cooperative putter tially, among the men in the final Trevino, using a putter he picked And Trevino, ,i non winner for the British Open crowns of 1971-72 rain-slick hills, gesturing broadly, British Open champ Seve threesome, Trevino, Wadkins and up at the Dutch Open last week three long years iind nncc on the and the PGA National Cham twirling the putter with that fam- Ballesteros of Spain was next at 279 Player, with Gary never in the lead managed to save par wilh a t-fooler brink of retirmenl. gave Predll l'> pionship of 1974 iliar, nervous habit, stalking each after a 70 that included a ball in the but always close. after driving into the woods his wife Claudia This one was worth $125,000 from putt from four angles water on the 17th hole. After a fast, birdie-par-birdie "She"*; the one kept shipping me the total purse of $700,000 and He had the lead, lost it, then Defending titleholder Hal Sutton, start, Trevino took a bogey from a l.anny bogeyed again on the next kept telling me I could win She enahled Trevinn In join Jack regained it again and nailed it down with a rally on the back nine, bunker on the fifth hole. 3 putting from long range kept telling me those club* of Nicklaus and Tom Watson as the wilh a 10 12 fool birdie putt on the managed a 69 and was tied at 280 Wadkins, who had birdied the That gave the lead back In yours dun t have any idea how old onl) men to go beyond $3 million in 14th hole and preserved it with a with Scott Simpson, Larry Mize and second from 10 feet, got a share of Lee—and he never let go you are. Rubba career earnings Trevino now has critical. 1518 fool par-saving putt Trevino the oldest winner on the $3,003,842 on the 16th And wilh a typical Tour liner Don January tinik the For Trevino. grim-faced in con flair and flourish capped it off Tournament of Champinn* in I!l7fi. cenlralion in his 5-hour test, the with a 1518 foot birdie putt on the said he is well aware of his age victory marked a personal triumph final hole "III be 4r> in |)ei emher. " he said in his comeback from varied trials, Wadkins. the 1977 PfiA champion "I'm not supposed to t>e;d these hoth persona] and professional that. who boldly attacked the flags at young kids as recently as I1* years ago had every opportunity, applied constant - Then he flashed that infectious him thinking seriously of retire pressure, was only one back wilh Berenyi gives Mets lift SAN FRANCISCO I API The Mets added an insurance run Double headers are the games that in Ihe eighth when reliever Greg try managers' souls and the New Phils top Minion walked Hubie Brooks with York Mets' Davey Johnson had a Ihe bases loaded II was Brooks' long nne to sweat out yesterday Dodgers, Hi fifth RRI of the double-header You need a well-pitched game in a doiihleheader. so you don't chance "I told myself that if Berenyi, 9-12, allowed seven hits, struck nut seven and walked one have to get into your bullpen and Davcy called me. I was going to gel .4 wear it out." Johnson pointed nul il this lime," the reliever said "I He took Ihe mound to start the The managers wish turned into blew it for the leant in the openei ninth, but was replaced after a strong eight-inning performance pulling his right hamstring while by llruce Berenyi in the second George Fosters lwooul homer running out a grounder in the top game, giving the Mets a 4 2 victory in the fourth inning, his 19lh. gave half of the inning over the San Francisco (iianls and the Mets a 10 lead in the second Berenyi, who entered the game with four hits in 38 at hats had two L a spill game bul singles In Wellman. Brad Wcllnian's two run, ninlh- Dusty Baker and Scot Thompson singles to go wilh his double m ^2£~ inning homer lifted the Giants to a lied it in the fourth The Giants overcame four RBI 7-fi victory in the opener u(f Jesse Wellnian s run scoring single by Hubie Brooks to win the opener Orosfo. who bounced hack to gave Ihe Giants a 3 2 lead in the on their last al bat reglxtcr his 27lh save in (he fifth, bul Berenyi led off the sixth After the Mets had taken a 6-5 nightcap The save tied Tug wilh a double and Jerry Martin lead in the top of the ninth on Mrtiraw'a club record set in 1972 followed with his second homer to Brooks' two-out, RBI single, the Berenyi wanted to stay in the put New York ahead Giants struck back against Oroseo, game." Johnson said But he Mark Davis. 315. entered the 8-4 slightly pulled a hamstring running sixth with a two-hitler and eight Joel Youngblood started the rally out a grounder in the lop of the strikeouts, matching his career with a single, and after pinch hitter A«MCM»tf *!••• pftolo ninth and I wasn't going to take any high The loss was his ninth Baker struck out, Wellman pulled JOB WELL DONE - Lee Trevino, from Dallas, yesterday at the Shoal Creek Club Trevino shot a chances straight. Ihe longest losing skid in his second homer of the season just Texas, gets a hug from his caddy Herman Mitchell 15-under par 273. Oroseo was happy to get a second the National League this season inside Ihe left field foul pole after winning the 1984 PGA Championship Excitement abounds in regatta Griffey coming BY CHARLES MACK thing and the boat began taking Tom Hines, from Woodland, fourth in the race and declared winners RF.D BANK The near on water A safely crew towed Pa , captured the Monmouth Dale Winazak won the 280 capsizing of two speed boats, the speed boat back to Ihe docks County Invitational in his 7 litre hydroplane class for the second alive again intermittent showers, and sev- Joe Schull Sr nf Mlllvllle hydroplane Bad Boy The race consecutive day in Wee All. eral delays did not put a damper finally won Ihe race in Hush included 5 and 7 litre NEW YORK (AP) - Approx- third and chasing Tim Rurgmeier on Ihe second day of competition Puppy in the second restart of hydroplanes Joe Longo piloted Bandit to imately one week after asking New Dave Winfield then greeted Bill in Ihe 45th National Sweepstakes the race the checkered Hag in the 2 5 litre York Manager Yogi Berra for an Caudill, 8-6. with a two-run single Regatta as all racing was com- Ironically, the rain did not Seven boats jumped the gun class. The race was red flagged opportunity to play, lifetime 300 lo right Don Baylor singled before pleted yesterday deter the estimated 2.000 spec- and were disqualified in the after Steve David, driving hitter Ken Griffey is again showing Griffey blasted Caudill's 2-1 pitch Al Grahinsky from Lake tators and speed boat enthusiast Jersey Speed Skiff class Yellow Honcho, stalled the boat in the what he can do. for his third homer this season llopalcong. driving Son spicion. who withstood Ihe on again, off Jacket, driven by Bill Moore and middle of the staight away New York opened the scoring hit something hard in the again showers that delayed Ihe Carol Stavola, were running heading toward the finish line Indians sweep with an unearned run in the second water" as he rounded the first second race for about 25 off Oakland starter Ray Burris turn during Ihe fourth race of minutes Brewers, B3 Dave Winfield and Don Baylor the day in the 145 hydroplane Mike Conte. LongJSBranch, singled and Ken Griffey reached drove his Sweet Caroline In class and lost a sponson, a air Griffey, who has made several base on an error by center fielder victory in the Ski Racing Run- filled structure protruding from starts in leftfield this past week Dwayne Murphy Butch Wynegar about class Conic also won the the hull of Ihe bout to give it after approaching Berra, smashed walked to drive in the run Waterford Grand Prix, one of steadiness a three-run home run, capping New Winfield's 14th home run made il three specialty races James (irabinsky did manage to re- York's five-run eighth inning as the 2-0 in the fourth inning Cleuss was second in I'lira Blue turn to the starting area as a Yankees rallied to defeat the Oakland tied the score 2-2 in Ihe George Kennedy Jr won the crane hoisted Ihe boat out of Ihe Oakland A's 9-6 yesterday fifth Bill Almon led off with an Governor's Cup Grand Prix In infield hit. took third on Jim water before il began capsi/ing Griffey, taking advantage of an Ihe featured race that included F.ssian s single, and scored on "I was rounding Ihe turn and injury to leftfielder Steve Kemp, a combination of 145s, 280s and starter Dennis Rassmussen's wild I hit something hard I was lucky has six RBI in his last two games 2 5 litre hydroplanes, boats are pitch F.ssian later scored on Tony to get it i boat i back. " Jay Howell, 6-4, gained the Grabinsky said of the $8,000 staggered according to class Phillips sacrifice fly Kennedy, in a 145 hydroplane, victory in relief, despite allowing boat two runs on three hits in 1 1.1 Oakland went ahead 3-2 in the Afler the restart Rob Horner got a five-second head start and sixth on Mike Heath's bases-loaded edged Joe Sehull Jr., who took innings Dave Righetti worked the piloting Monkey Business, be- ninth for his 22nd save and his 10th double play grounder, bul came the second driver in Ihe second in a 280 hydroplane Wynegars fifth homer and Don Kennedy also won the 1200cc save in his last 10 save op- 145 class to call for assistance b* • nil f portunities Mattinglys RBI double in the Horner was leading after a lap hydroplane class in Back n THE WINNER — Mike Conte of Long Branch is all smiles after bottom of the inning gave New Better and Schull raced Hush With Oakland leading 6-4, Willie and went into a tailspin coming he drove his Sweet Caroline to victory in the Ski Racing Runabout Randolph opened the eighth with an York a 4-3 lead out of the last curve of the l'i Puppy to victory in the 7 litre class during yesterday's 45th National Sweepstakes Reaatta in class infield hit. An out later, Don Carney Lansford singled twice to course His rudder struck some- Red Bank Mattingly delivered a check-swing extend his hilling streak to 22 double to left, moving Randolph to games KS THE BEST CAR livery! AND TRUCK DealeVSTr PRICES Monmouth County* NEWJERSEY 200 HIGHWAY 35 IIWW 26H-1600 MONDAY. AUGUST 20. 1984 The B3 Hall powers Indians; Mariners down Detroit worked Ihe ninth for his 18th save CLEVELAND 1AP1 - When he run homer with one out in the gave himself a nice birthday pres- The Orioles rapped 16 hits in the •cored in the bottom of the ninth bottom of the ninth ent Sunday, one day early game Blue Jays 7, While Sox 4 inning of the first game. Cleveland AMERICAN The Indians extended their win- Langston. who is 24 today, check- Dempsey ignited a five-run rally CHICAGO Dave Collins' two- Indians' outfielder Mel II.ill MM ning streak to sixumes and moved ed the best team in baseball on four in the third inning with his second run triple keyed a four-run ninth able to take il easy going around LEAGUE 2'i games aheaaof the last-place hits while striking out II over 8 1-3 homer in three games afler Rich inning, leading Ihe Toronto Blue the bases Scoring the game-winner Brewers in the American League innings to lead the Seattle Mariners Dauer reached base on a throwing Jays to a victory over the Chicago in the ninth inning of the nightcap East when Pat Tabler tripled into to a victory over the Detroit Tigers error by third baseman Doug White Sox was a bit tougher across the plate to give the Indians the gap in right field to score Hall Steve Henderson had three hits DeCinces The assault came against re- The catcher looked like he was a 2-1 victor) over Milwaukee in the from first base with two outs in the and drove in two runs to supply all Red Sox 5, Twlni 4 liever Juan Agoslo. 21. and Ron getting ready for the ball, and I second game of a doubleheader ninth inning of the second game the offense the Mariners needed BOSTON Bill Buckncr and Reed They had inherited a 4-3 lead Mariner* 4, Tigers 1 wasn't going to take any chances," The Indians also won the first Dan Petry, 15-fi failing in his bid Eddie Jurak drove in a run apiece from starter Tom Seaver Hall said yesterday after diving game 8-6 when Hall cracked a two- DETROIT — Mark Langston to tie Joaquin Andujar of SI Louis with eighth-inning singles as the Damaso Garcia, and Jesse for the major league lead in Boston Red Sox rallied for a victory Barfield led off with the ninth with victories, gave up 10 hits and over the Minnesota Twins pinch singles and txith advanced on walked three He also struck out 11 The Red Sox ended a string of a sacrifice by Tony Fernandez batters, a personal high three consecutive losses to the More Collins tripled Collins Orioles 10, Angels 4 Twins Dwight Evans who had scored on a single by Lloyd Moseby. BALTIMORE - Rick Dempsey walked twice and singled, led off who scored later on a single by Cliff drove in three runs with a pair of the eighth with a triple The Twins Johnson homers and Gary Roenicke added a argued there was fan interference Jimmy Key. 4-5. was the winner three-run blast as the Baltimore with the ball, but the umpires The White Sox look a 4-3 lead in Orioles took a victory over Cali- disagreed the sevenlh with a double off fornia, dealing the Angels their Len Whitehouse. 2-2, replaced starter Luis Leal and reliever Jim fifth straight defeat reliever Mike Wallers and Ruckner Roll on a double by Greg Walker, Mike Flanagan. 1011. allowed six singled to tie the score Reid .i triple by Vance Law and a homer hits while pitching into the eighth Nichols sacrificed Buckner to sec- by Rudy Law The home run was inning, ending a personal five-game ond and Garry Allenson was walked thr fourth for Rudy Law losing streak The streak tied the intentionally Ruckner took third un The White Sox scored an un- longest of his career Sammy a wild pitch and scored on .luniks earned run in Ihe second inning Stewart got the last six outs to single Walker tripled wilh one out and complete Baltimore's sweep of the Reliever Steve Crawford, 5-0. after first baseman Willie I'pshaw weekend series was the winner Bob Stanley dropped Ron Kittle s foul fly for an error, Kiltie hit a sacrifice fly to score Walker The Blue Jays struck for three Strikers nip Cosmos runs in Ihe third Ernie Whilt led off with his 10th home run and Tony plateau He shares the mark with EAST Rl'THERFORD (API - Fernandez doubled Walks to Oil Cosmos owner Giorgio Chinaglia John Bain's goal al 11 32 of sudden- lins and I'pshaw loaded the bases and Karl Hem/ Granitza of the death overtime lifted the Mlnnr for Johnson, who delivered a two- Chicago Sling sola Strikers to a 4-3 North Ameri- oul. two in" single can Soccer League victory over the Minnesota, which improved to Cosmos yesterday 11-7. scored first on a 24-yard shot by Willey five minules into Ihe Game called off Bain scored on an 18-yard shot match that whistled over Ihe shoulder of The Cosmos who [ell to 10-7. tied NKPTI'NK IJISI night's Cosmos goalkeeper Hubert Ihe game al 29 26 on a rebound by scheduled Jersey Shore Summer Birkenmeier after he burst be- Johan Neeskens and went .ilu-.nl 2 1 Basketball League playoff title tween a pair of Cosmos defenders minules later on a penalty kn k by game between the IIKK Bullets to take a long pass from teammate Neeskens and Larson Ford was posl|Mined Peter Daniel Minnesota knotted the contest ,-it until loniyhl because of an early- Alan Willey's second goal of the 2-2 4 36 inlo the second half on ,i rain shower game with 7 56 remaining in regu- header by Ricardo Alonso following Weather permitting. Ihe game lation time tied the match at 3-3 assists from Bain and Dwighl will be pUyed tonight al Ihe The goal was Willey's 12th of the Lodeweges lle.idlinei Ni.irtmg al 8 pin season and gave him 300 career The Cosmos went ahead al 61 56 flolli Icams have won once in points, making him the third player on Alan Green's fifth goal of Ihe Ihis best of three series in NASL history to reach thai season HEADS UP — Johan Neeskens of the New York action of last night's NASL game at Giants Stadium MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES Cosmos, left, and heads the ball away from Ray in East Rutherford Hudson of the Minnesota Strikers during first half OAKUNftii mm VOMd) akrMM •*»»>* Slrxtnn 1? 1 BH' IV H 4 0 0 1 B"flip" ?b J 0 1 0 fV<.«*14' .•"I'mlb bijo UK"»H JI?I AUANTA(ft) IT LOUIM) rt»t. to M,.'pny ci 4i*o M'-fli, in sili 4 i>fWltJft ? 0 I 0 ftnlftf >• 4 3 4 3 4 i ; it M •... • Vo'Qir d* ' D 0 0 Ha- .#» *!*• S ' ) I) Phils top slumping LA, 6-3 4 • i H MM* rt 4 f 1 I (!• ttr ' '. • i i A'"1!*1 ID ,n I (' i) A,' •>y«r f ill,' il (, Q • I il ii i- "V :••••• LOS ANGELES (API - Oizie Bocm '6 ? 0 i ' I'g- •' Vi 3 (i I 0 0 u lilt, h Cardinals 8, Braves 5 LOS AMOILI4H Virgil's two-run single keyed a (»r, 4 i 1 n "t"»r .It / i) 0 0 | O I 0 Get a free checkup at Shell Auto Care Bring your car to one of the participating Auto Care dealers listed below for a free, no-obligation checkup to see if you need a Free tune-up, and a free written estimate of how much your repair should cost. 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Don't give in to a.m. pres- ing to you. Play on both feelings. enthusiasms and nearly boundless sures from your competitors. PISCES (Feb. IB-March 20) - energy, all you lack to gain the pin- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Make an enemy or a friend today nacle of success in your chosen field Your inquisitive nature, though it The choice is obvious during am. Is concentration. This, with practice may charm some, is bound to annoy and is entirely yours and determination, you can gain. co-workers today. Keep it under ARIES (March 21 April IB) - Versatile In terms of talent and vig- control. Money matters are spotlighted orous in terms of health, you should LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.22) - If you today See to relining the family lead an interesting, varied, long are fluent with your excuses, and coffers through a new project. 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CANCER (June 21-July 22) - errors that stem from greed. i 21) - Recent repression of your Excite others to the kind of action Also born on thle date are Ban- real feelinga proves today to have you don't feel up to today You can Jantln Harrison, U.S. praeldonl; taken its toll. Expect an emotional share the profits if not the plea- Van Johnson, actor. explosion. sures To see what is in store for you CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. 19)- tomorrow, find your birthday and Pay no attention to rumor. Investi- BLONDIE I WI9W I COULD BRIDGE ADVICE RALL ASLEEP THAT BA8IIJ/.' By ALFRED SHEIN WOLD caahea the ace of hearui and then notrump, or even three spades. You leads the queen of diamonds East may have trouble making nine Sometimes you're sure to lose a refuses the first diamond but lakes tricks, let alone ten. certain trick, and all you can do is the second diamond and then leads decide whether to yield the trick North dealer a diamond for West to ruff with the early or late. ten. Both sides vulnerable If today's South ukes the first If South had taken thr firm club. club he can clear the ace of hearts NORTH West would now lead a club lo • .183 out of the way, but cannot get lo Baal's king; and a diamond return dummy to discard a club on one ol 9RQ954 would give West the selling trick x OK72 dummy's high hearts. The defend- with the queen of spades As the ers are therefore sure to gel a club play actually went. West couldn't trick. get his partner in, and the contract WEST EAST South should let the defenders vas unbeatable. ^V • y u)4 • 5 win the first trick since they are DAILY QUESTION VJ863 TRlXfE HOLDS FUZZ I WONDER ITS EASIER THAN UI6SINI6 HER BLANKET SHE poes THE WHOLE PArW BLANKET SHE SUCK'S THATf AROUNP GOOD THINKING I TOLD HER PET- HE'D DO WELL ONE OF THEM SOUTH TRAINING SCHEMES THE PHANTOM WHO ARE SOMANi no* o»o YOU ssrr AX9VOH9 M¥» FROM THAT YOU COULP HAWECAU6HT YOU COULP HAVE LEAPEC? THAT LAST FLY BALL.. INTO THE AIR, CRASHEP INTO THE FENCE HIT YOUR HEAP, BROKEN BOTH YOUR ARMS, KNOCKEP YOURSELF OUT AND MAPE A SPECTACULAR CATCH! B6 The Dairy Register Lifestyle MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1984 Are herbal pills helpful? %Y LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. cancerous? - Mr. J.L. Maine Dear Mr L : Generally a polyp is I am engaged lo a man who Is a non-cancerous growth Sometimes constantly taking herbal health they can be removed as a simple pills. My own doctor thinks Ibey are procedure in the office of a special- worthless and thai they could even ist in this field. If the polyp is not be dangeroas. Do you see any easily accessible, a short hospital objection to these? - Miss K.D. YOUR stay may be required. Texas Dear Miss D : It would be wrong HEALTH Even though these polyps are if I were to deny the value of herbal usually benign, by constant irrita- foods. Many of these have been used tion, they may undergo changes and for years as a nutritious supplement become malignant. It is for this to the daily diet. Herbal foods and reason that these polyps are kept herbal pills, purchased from re- under complete observation and liable dispensers, can be d«pended then removed to be sure there is no on. cancerous degeneration. I recall that the American Medi- Kong. SPEAKING OF YOUR HEALTH: cal Association reported a case of The Federal Drug Administration Water pills taken to lose weight accidental lead poisoning that was (FDA) tries hard to control the are totally valueless The weight caused by eating herbal pills that purity of all medicines that are on loss that is apparent within a day or had been given to an elderly woman the open market. Stringent rules are two gives the mistaken notion that by an "Herbalist Acupuncturist" to established in an effort to protect they are serving a purpose. When relieve paint in her joints the public from calamities. the water is replaced in the body After a few month* of taking A safe rule is to know your dealer through normal intake, the weight, these pills, the patient developed and carefully read the contents of of course, returns immediately. many symptoms. When the pills drugs and foods that you consume In addition there is always the Ragimr pnou Dy JOM M frnoaa were analyzed, they were found to The sensible use of herbs, herbal danger of "washing out minerals," IN THE 8WIM - Under direction of Paul taxability The swim therapy program is contain an unusually high amount of foods, herbal pills and vitamins can especially potassium when certain Georgion of Navesink, foreground, of the lead. Only after the pills were be a contribution to health When diuretics, or water pills, are used conducted at the Community YMCA, Red Bank, stopped and intensive lead poisoning This can be a distinct hazard. Monmouth Medical Center staff, swim program one makes a "religion" of these where the pool has been made barrier free due treatment begun, did the symptoms substances, however, there is Dr. Coleman welcomes questions participants, left to right, Bea Grubman, West to contributions from the Art for Arthritis begin to disappear. These herbal always a potential danger to health. from readers. Please write to him Long Branch; Bruce Birnie, Long Branch, and committee and the Monmouth Park Charity pills had been processed In Hong Can a polyp In Ihe rectum become la care of Ibis newspaper. Paula Nystad, East Keansburg, exercise to Fund.The program is sponsored by th» New decrease pain of arthritis and maintain joint Jersey Chapter ot the Arthritis Foundation. Parrot's talk 'for the birds' Arthritis swim program Dear Ana Landers: According lo drape a bath towel over the cage the Wall Street Journal, a parrot when hit young guests arrive. Even that h Mill asking for crackers is the dumbest bird will not perform hopelessly out of date. The modern unless there Is an audience. gets national publicity parrot, parakeet, myna, and even Dear Ana Landers: Our parents crow Is saying, "Frankly, I don't divorced when my brother and I RED BANK - Paula Nystad, Thursdays, from 7 30 to 8 15 p m supportive atmosphere where give a damn" or "Come ap and see were under II years of age. We live ANN East Keansburg, didn't expect to The Red Bank facility is barrier new friends can be made and new me sometime" or "Oy vay." with our mother. The courts decided see her picture in LIFE Maga free, accessible to the handi- activities tried. It seems that a very innovative we see Dad oa Wednesdays and LANDERS zine. Nor did Harry Schneider, capped by provision of a ladder Asked what she thought of the man taagkt Us bird so well It now Sundays. Now that we are older and Elberon, think he would ever be which enables participants to program, Nystad said, "I love has a 44-word vocabulary. The man our tchoolwork It harder we have shown in the nation publication walk in and nut of the water with this program, It pally helps me. decided to go commercial and put cut oat Ihe Wednesday vltlts. Dad Rut, in the March issue of LIFE, ease The pool temperature is I find that after a seuion, the Us Mrd-talkiag lessons on tape Insists that we spend Sundays with an article on arthritis featured a maintained at a minimum 04 stiffness in my neck and legs Is They are telling very well. Um. large picture of the people In the degrees relieved." Schneider added that I thought my brother-in-law must I am II and my brother it II. We New Jersey Chapters Swim Many physicians recommend he thought the exercises In the have bought the tapes when I visited enjoy Dad bat we would prefer to do Therapy Program held here in water exercise for patients with water were "wonderful, vary Um a few weeks ago *ad heard his things with our friends oa weekends. the Community YMCA Among arthritis Some studies have worthwhile and appreciated." parrot say same very frnay things. When ic tried to explain our them were Nystad and Scheider, shown that the warmth, buoyan- The program is made possible Last night, however, after attending feelings he got a tart look on his two of the many people with cy and lowered gravitational pull by the contribution of the "Art a party at my brother-in-law's lace. same evening dress after she taw arthritis who are taking part in of water can help decrease pain for Arthritis" committee and the place, 1 wat certain the bird was not We talk lo Dad during Ihe week so me In mine at a family parly. Last one of the chapter's expanding or stiffness and improve or Monmouth Park Charity Fund. getting inch dirty languge from II Isn't at If we are ignoring him. night at a fancy charily ball, we swim therapy programs maintain joint flexibility In- For further information re- any tape. Some guests thought the Yet, we know it's nice that Dad looked like the Gold Dust Twins. The swim therapy program creased muscle strength and garding the swim programs, bird's performance wat hilarious. I wants to be with as, bat we need What can I do about this miserable involves a series of warm water improved coordination and en- interested persons may contact was to embarrassed I couldn't see lime for ourselves. What do you person? — Boiling In Tulsa exercises and gentle movements durance may also result the office of the New Jersey straight. suggest? - Cindy In Chicago conducted by a registered physi- In addition to potential physi- Chapter of the Arthritis Foun- The problem: 1 say oar I- and 11- Dear Boiling: If the pope can Dear Cindy: It used to be Wednes- forgive the man who shot him, you cal therapist The program cal benefits, the swim therapy dation, 15 Prospect Lane, Co- year-old daughters cannot visit my days and Sundays, but Wednesdays can forgive your sister-in-law for meets at the Red Bank YMCA programs provide a friendlv and Ionia brother-in-law beeaate of the par- rot. My husband tayt they know all are out now to it's only Sundays buying a dress like yours Cool it. the wordt already and It will not This means there it no time for your Toots hurt them. We weald like your opinion. — M.D. In Boston Don't flunk your chemistry lest. Perhaps when you see your letter Love in more than one set of glands Dear Boston: The only danger lies in cold, hard type, you will be able calling to another. If you have Duplicate address book in the possibility that Ihe Band 11- to view the problem more objective- trouble making a distinction you year-old might think the parrot's ly I hope so. need Ann's booklet, "Love or Sex DEAR HELOISE: performance It cute and add the a phone booth, never to be found It Dear Ann Landers: My husband's and How lo Tell Ihe Difference." Your lip about keeping a duplicate was a major task to start a new one undesirable words to their own Scad a long, self-addressed, copy of one's address book was a vocabularies. sister It very competitive with me. — Hugs, Heloise She it alto hostile and envious stamped envelope with your request great one, but let me add one CUTTING BOARD CUE and M cents to Ann Landers, P.O. Important thing. The girlt should not be cut off because I have a better figure. Dear Heloise: For years my from their uncle, however. He can "Betty" went oat and bought the Box HIM. Chicago, III. Mill. Always write your own name and bedboard has been a piece of address in your address book, pressboard about 30 by 48 inches. I preferably inside the front cover. I do a great deal of sewing and like HINTS speak from experience. lo cul out several things al Ihe same FROM Several times I have found ad- time so they're all ready lo be dress books and It Is like playing a stitched. The result is a stiff and HELOISE Elaine Powers' detective game to try to return lame back. them. Sometimes, I have been so I took the bedboard oul and put II stumped that I had to throw Ihe on my Ironing board with great address book away. — Cambridge, results. I can walk around II, turn It Mass. and cut and hardly have lo bend over How true' Mv husband left his in at all. It's the perfect height. I also use this when it comes lime Orientation for to wrap birthday or Christmas on a bed, let them sleep crosswise presents lo avoid Ihe bending over. and you will be able lo fit In a lot As far as storage, it's no problem. 2forl reducing program more. In between the mattress and box Of course this does make for a lot NEPTUNE - Jersey Shore Medi- spring it goes when I am finished. of giggling in Ihe night, but crowded cal Center will have an orientation - E.P.W. in bed is beiter than no bed at all. program for its Weigh to Live'" Send a great hint to: - Lillian Havland weight loss and health enhancement Heloise PERFUME STORAGE program Monday. Aug 27 at 6 p m P O Box 32000 Dear Heloise: Can you or your in its Ford Auditorium San Antonio, Texas 78216 readers tell me If perfume and Weigh to Live™ director Richard EGG FERTILIZER Sale cologne can be kept In Ihe refriger- Romero, behuviorist Kathy Collins, Dear Heloise: When I am boiling ator to keep them fresh? and medical director Alan Cabasso, eggs I always save Ihe water they I have purchased some tf my M D . will answer questions about were boiled In lo put in my plant favorites and want lo preserve them the program. soil. until I need them. Rased on a program developed by I also save the egg shells and Thank you for the many household George A Bray, MD of the grind them up into Ihe soil. This Is hints appearing tn your newspaper Joh Elaine Powers right now and get University of Southern California, a great addition lo plant soil and will column. — LeMoyne Swiger .two years (or the price ot one. That's right, who is a specialist in the fields of add nutrients lo the plants. — Haul The Fragrance Foundation sug- call Elaine Powers now and sign up for a obesity and nutrition, Weigh to McCarry. gests storing perfume in a cool, dark complete one year program Including Live'" incorporates nutritional BED ARRANGEMENT place. They don't actually rec- education, behavioral analysis, ex- Dear Heloise: Have you ever gone ommend refrigeration but keeping Powercise and we 'II give you a ercise and continuous medical camping with friends, their children perfume in the refrigerator is second year absolutely free. supervision It is a medically re- and yours adding up lo five or six probably okay for a short while. It fc two years for one low searched and supported program youngsters? It usually ends up with and provides a healthy and safe way Remember that perfume will price and one beautiful only one extra double bed for all change over long periods of time to lor .ichicving rapid and permanent those kids. body. But hurry I weight loss wear those fragrances often. Don't I have a simple solution. Instead let them waste away in a closet This offer ends soon. Ttic orientation is free and open to of the children sleeping lengthwise somewhere. — Heloise the public To register, persons may call ihe Medical Center's Lifestyle management center The program is scheduled to start the week of Sept 4 Carl .4. Quaglia R.P. CBS M GET YOUR INFORMATION SUPERMARKET FROM YOUR PHYSICIAN 36 MAIN ST. Too little knowledge has always been a danger and there are too many people with insufficient knowledge, who are quick lo offtr advice KEANSBURQ about what lo do for almost any sickness Often well meaning friends ONLY AT THE NEW will offer you drugs Doctors have prescribed for them, because their symptoms resemble your problem In days long put, no harm usually SMOKED was done We had few positive action drugs Bdk*P*ymt. Medicines now are usually much more powerful. They no longer, is * rule, are the old type of many ingredient combinations, given with the FTTNESS CLUBS HAM hope that one of the different drugs will help Please do not offer your friends any medicine you lake yourself unless their doctor approves It Pow«n^»1n»ol r beat offer Can 351-0309 MUSTANG 188)8 — 8 cyl, auto, •OS over-hauled eng needs to room, country kitchen/family all Nick between 9-3 741-1327 ng$2iO0 Call 485-2807 Sell your car, truck or van lhabucket*, coneole, original ml. room with fireplace and doore lo IUICK 8KYHAWK - 1980 profeeeional way Call Lou be completed II5O0 neg. Cell * 4 reel tiafiBier Bart, ruei f 40 Real Estate AWASAKI 1960 1000 SHAFT - excellent $3100 CaH 747-5549 797-3SOI. after 2 Ask lor Pal rear aundeck Dining room 3 duit ridden, only 650 mllea, a«c AM/FM stereo casaetia AC Eckert BUHLER 6 BITTER L pat/'O" S* S7121 Urn PrlosWIti. bedrooma 2 batha double gar Wanted ond Muat sell only »17M Call 45.000 milae Good condition CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH. MU6TANG 19Ts~ - 1M3. 31 L-V«. Anniversary •0« $189,000 95-0006 $2800 Call after 6. 671-7790 284-5000 flotd, beet offar CENTURY 21 COZENS Realtora WANT MULTI-FAMILY — Land NATIONWID3E AUTO BROKER • 72 9292 or 284 1321 overdrive Brown/tan Inl SMOO build apt* Contact John SUICK SKYLARK 1678 - 231 Price Independently Owned" AWA8KI - 1977. KZ 400. eic cu in V6. good llrae Eng runs MUSTANG 111974 Can 171-OM3 *6998 Schlelnlng, 609-799 ?i71 ond Muat tall 1600 Call • t3Rrver Rd Fair Haven good 1 carle dnveabla 8500 or ASKING $1200 THUNDCRBIRO 1977 — green. 741-78M 41 6625 after *pm WANT COMMERCIAL LAND — Mtoffer Call 717-3479 DUSTER 1*73 — * cyl . runa CALL 871-S288 eac running cond . 12300 firm o build office buHdinga Contact AWASAKI 750 LTD - 1963 great. 20 mpg on regular- aaa, Can 741-74U or 33*4123 aak ohn Schleining. 6O9-79B-2171 BUICK SKYLARK - 1989 WOO MUSTAN0 1ST0 — F8M9NM, I NAVESINK Mt drive Oood condition needs tailpipe. $7BO CaH cyl, apant 2000 in reatoraMon, for Chris Merehan 1500 Call aftar 6. 767-0131 Good running condition WATERFRONT 264-373* acaipta 'or all new parta $860 TOM'S FORD AWASKi - 1979 KZ650. runa Call 871-0083 Center hall Colonial with 4 FALCON FUTURA 19*4 _ 4 cyl . CaH 462-Hi 3 200 Hwy 35 Keypon liooo ot beat dffar bedrooma 3"» balm mground 8UICK 5KYHAWK 1979- Whtie ina. $600 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1888 pool. dock, privacy t phjnty ol 87-2927 after 5 Ask for Pete with fad vatour interior. 48.000 - 100H original 81.000 Original • AWASAKI 440 LTD 1961 - A/C, am/fm tte4 17 CO) these destinations, take advantage of World Sa- Anton*. 101 7.' CO) Member of ihe American N#wspap*i PuNrshers ter Sept 2. full moon Sept 10. new AMooatrKV rhe Audi) Bureau ol Ciculaftorv tha New Airways' special money-saving fares. •1, (" .., D*go •M Jersey Pfess Association moon Aug 26 ., • M CM Call your travel agent or World Airways at S.T> I •jnCKO *4 HUO Clmf . 1 y* 4 lift, • P«f . f> Tt and now has won $241,822 this year SELECTIONS think so much," Lopez said after the eighth hole, but regained it with M) PorftW (Braii..a«| , 7 H««i Co«.».r-1 FWcCOuWyj Betsy King, the 36-hole leader K«y (Amity) 8 A rr R 1 'i 1 g I 1 |Q0A 1 - Four Flora. Trade Name, collecting $65,000, the biggest first a birdie on No 12 4 >9i Ctvit-ar '«•,' laV .*• 1 Heavy Measure prize in women's golf The previous 72 hole mark for was fourUi and earned $18,-500 with iri|h Atl iCOMl) 10 C»ptam K-.g (B'Jid d^j her round of 75 for a 285 total LVVI/I (K.«fT»r, rtk: 111,MO. Chut . > t° '" * 2 Jason's Key, l.azarus, A Man After bogeying two of the first thiUlis 5-year-olJ-Jcai-wdu evenc«nut waw»s Mi282, , KseI tu b; y •«•• • — -- - Rail*" {Fowaroti ' • Cnppe' Blade (Ariif,, ' Shorl 'A Man Snon hereof WHEREAS. H la in me __ 138 Mobile Homes Manager a |ob. with the Shore °' (c) The estimated cost of Ihe imporvement or purpose is equel to itereel of the Borough of Tinton )39 Cemetety Lots areas tasteal growing Toyota COMMISSION SALSS REP- Ihe amount of the appropriation herein made therefor Fells to enter Into auch an agree hip Top pay for the right RESENTATIVES - Wanted to •MM. 140 Aral (state Warned •enema, major msdi Section 4 All bond anticipation notes issued hereunder shaH KCKAilMUl sell costume jewelry Call WEDDINGS mature at auch times as may be determined by the ohtef flneclal NOW. THEREFORE BE IT OR ow M7-O091 DAINED by the Mayor and Qov for officer, providing that no note shall malure later then one year from 15? Boats and Accessories r CONSTRUCTION LABORERS — •ts date The noiea shall bear interest .11 such rale or rales and be in ermng Body ot Ihe Borough of appointment Tinion Falls, lhat the 153 Camping Equipment Must be willing lo work hard, to such form as may be determined by the chief lineciai officer The 154 Recreational Vehicle* AUTO SERVICE - Due lo ma|or learn trade 7970090 I chief tinacial officer ahall determine all matters m connection with entitled "Agreement I County ot Monmouth and certain larhei •»pennon in Monmouth COOK - For school cafeteria notes issued pursuant to this ordinance, and the chief finaciel A Ocean Counties positions now officer s signature upon Ihe notes shall be conclusive evidence aa to municipalities located herein tor Experience desired Salary the establishment of a cooper al ??0 Wanted Automotive available lor manager 4 service negotiable Excellent benefite all such determinations All notes issued hereunder may be renewed ?30 Construction Equip >ersonnei No l company, top Vincent-DiOrio from time to time subject to the provisions of N J S A 40A 2-9 (a) ive meens of conducting certain Apply Henry Hudson ftegtonel The chief Imacial officer is hereby authoriied to sell part or all of the community development ec men! >eneflls Apply in person or send School Highlands, 9-3 unW thrlttea," a copy ot which is at- ?40 Auto Financing eaume to Midaa Muffler. 1919 PITTSFIELD, Mass. - Lynn Ann College, Saratoga Springs, NY She notes from time to time al public or private aala and to deliver them August 24 • lo the purchasers lhereof upon receipt of payment ot the prucheae tached hereto, be executed by ?M> Auto Insurance Corllea Ave . Neptune the Meyor and Municipal Clerk in AUTO MECHANIC - Ex- COUNTER HELP WANTID - DiOrlo and Stephen Lane Vincent received a master's degree in price piua accrued interest from truer dales lo the date ol delivery ?M Auto Rent/Lease For dry cleaners. Mon -Sat CaH thereof The chief flneclal officer is directed lo report in writing to the accordance with the provisions perienced in brakes, front end * were married here yesterday by community psychology from Tem- of law, and ?70 Auto Services/Parts lune-up Must have own tools f-IHI governing body al Ihe meeting next succeeding the date when any ?B0 Motorcycle* Justice of the Peace Rita Ann Kane ple University, Philadelphia, and is sals or delivery of the notes pursuant to this ordinance Is made BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED Oood salary plus commission. COUNTER HELP — Dunfcin Such report must Include ihe amount, the description. Ihe interest thai thia ordinance shell lake et ?80 Trucks and Trailers and excellent benefits CaH Donuis ia looking for mature The ceremony and reception took employed in that city as resident rate end the maturity schedule of the notes sold the price obtained tact immediately upon its enact 300 Autos For S#*s 871 2419 lor interview minded dependable persona tor merit place in the Stanley Club. programs supervisor at Woodhaven and the name ot Ihe purchaser AUTO MECHANICS - top counter duties AH ehtfle avail Section ft The capital budget ot the City ol Long Branch is hereby PUBLIC NOTICE KMVMMU quetitly A" mechanics Needed Must be 19 Full time A pert time Parents of the couple are Mr and Center emenxded to conform with the provisions ol this ordinance to the The loregoing Ordinance wea tor large MonmouthCounty avail Apply In person only introduced and passed ttrsi reed THE HUT MY before 3pm Dunkin Donula Rt Mr. Vincent is an alumnus of extent of any inconsistency herewith The resolution in the form Transportation Co OM Diesel Mrs. Robert DiOrio, Pittsfield, and promulgated by Ihe Local Finance Board showing full detail ot the ing al a regular meeting ot the ITtfrEMtl 34 A Broad Si . Maiawan Dunkin Mayor and Council of tha a*p neipful Competitive com Mr and Mrs. Peter Vincent. 23 Christian Brothers Academy, Lin- amended capital budget and capital program aa approved by Ihe The Daily Register will not be peneallon package offered Donul! 995 Rt 3ft Middletown Director of Ihe Division of Local Government Services is on tile wnn Borough ot Tinton Falls hetd on responsible tot mote than one Dunkin Donuis Rl 39 A Newman Standish Road, Little Silver, N J croft, N. J . and Drew University, Aug 14 1064 and said - Or d i Apply Olympic Limo Service Springs Rd , Shrewsbury the Clerk and IS available there for public inspection incorrect insertion ol any ad Rta S3 A 54 Farlmingdaie. or call Madison, N J He is a doctoral Section 0 The following additional matters ara hereby de nance will be further considered Janice Ann Lavelle was her for final paaaage at a specie verutemeni and only when it 939-4239 termmed, declared, recited and staled AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE OEPT CUSTOMER RELATIONS sister's matron of honor. candidate in anatomy at (a) The Improvement or purpose described in Seclton 3 ot Ihis meeting ot seld governing body materially aflecti me value ol PART-TIME to be held on Aug 29. 199)4, a the ad Hi! contains an error - Cashier A Warranty clerk 40 Scott A Vincet, the bridegroom's Hahnemann University and Medical bond ordinance is not a current expense It is »n improvement or Earn up to 1190 a week National 9 ift P M at ihe Borough Hall call datbi tied hour work week EnceHanl ben- " marketing firm has immedi- College, Philadelphia purpose thai the City mey lawfully unertafce as a general improve- Tinton f ails. New Jersey at which brother, was best man. David R ment, and no part of the cost thereof has been or shell be specially All ads ate leahtcted to iheir efits Call lor interview a42IOO0. ate parl-lime openings available lime and place all persons deeir- eak for Frenk Slovet 9-9 p m evenings and 9 a m -1 DiOrio, the bride's brother, was the Mr. and Mrs. Vincent went to the massed on property specially benefited (hereby ing to be heard thereon will be proper classification and set (b) The period of usefulness ot the improvement or purpose within AUTO BODY REPAIR PERSON Saturdays You must have Adirondack Mountains on their given lull opportunity m the regular Daily Register d phone voice end be en usher lha limitations of Ihe Local Bond Law, according to Ihe reasonable JEROME S REED — ft yra exp Own loots Apply in aggressive self-motivated Indi- lile thereof computed from the date of Ihe bonds authoriied by Ihia style o4 type flight is reserveo person el Division Auto Body. Mrs Vincent was graduated from honeymoon and will make their Borough Clerk to edit or retect any copy or vidual Call lor quick consider ordinance. ia '0 years Aug 29 926 92 1H Hwy 36 Cllltwood Beech ation (attar 9pm,- 542-9990 Pittsfield High School and Skidmore home in Westmont, N J (C) The Supplemental Debt Statement required by Ihe Local Bond id ask for Pal Mr Taylor An Equal Opportunity Law has been duly prepared and tiled in ihe office ol the Clerk, and Employer M/F a complete eiecuted duplicate thereof has been tiled m the office ot 24> Monmouth County BANKING lha Director of Ihe Division of Local Government Services In the DELI PERSON - Exp'nee Department ot Community Affairs of Ihe State ot New Jersey Such statement a shows that the gross debt ol the City as defined in the TELLERS Soronen-Broderick Local Bond Law la increased by the authorization ol the bonds and provided In this bond ordinance by 1152 000, and the obli- HOURLY gations authoriied harem win be within ail debt limitations Nonce Is hereby given that re- Positions available DELIVERY PERSON — FULL prescribed by lhat Lew stone and/or addenda have Park A Bhrewabuiry Offi TIME days ft evenings Must MIDDLETOWN - Joanne Marie been made to the drewtnge, have own car Start new for Fatt (d) An aggregate amount not exceeding $10,000 lor items ot epeoMoenona and/or bid docu- with neev Broderick and U S. Navy Seaman ••pens* listed in and permuted under N J 3 A 40A 2-20 is included 6 Lost and Pound •tier employment Apply tn person i Ihe estimated cost indicated herein tor ihe purpose or improve- ment! for lha following. Mid day houri Danny's Pirn ft Subs II 419 Hwy Timothy L. Soronen were married FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT ItOO REWARD - It mo dd IB Mlddlatown lent COM NIW MONMOUTH COUN pray « wfilta kinafi I Ml In vlcln- Ings If interested call July 14 in New Monmouth Baptist Section 7 All gram monies received for the purpoae deacribad in TV LIBRARY. WESTERN Hy of gth ft Ptn* tta . Umon DELIVERY PERSON WANTID - Seclion 3 hereof shell be applied either lo direct peyment ot the cost HUNCH. MANAtAPAN TOWN* Baaoh PIIIM can »t-W4T JERSEY SHORE pert lime rnghts. must have own Church. The Rev. Donald Scoffield of Ihe improvement or to payment of ihe obllgetions issued pursusnt SHIP. MONMOUTH COUNTY. car appl in p officiated at the ceremony, which to this ordinance The amount of obligations authoriied but notNEW JERSEY FREE FOUND ADS SAVINGS issued herundar shaH be reduced to the extent thai such funds era Personnel was followed by a reception in the so received 349-1000 The Deny Raglafr is offering e ifcll COUNTER PERSON - Section 8 FREE J-ltne FOUND ad tor 4 Equal Oppt y Employer M/f- North Ccnterville Firehouse, Hai- lo the punctual payment of the principal of and the interest lome exp necessary No nights ba ODtarnad during at*** noun deys under our Lost ft Found " ly m person Norman's Daft. let. obligetions aulhoriied by ihis bond ordinance The obUgeiions shaH cieeeHicatton Boiler Operator be direct, unlimited obligations of the City, and the City shall be from Bouman Blanch* Farkty Broad St . Red Sank Parents of the couple are Mr. and Thorn* Maddun. PA. till Tha Reflteter appreciatea your obligated to levy end valorem taxes upon alt Ihe taxable reel tail Farry Road. Trenton. Naw honeaty 4 wW do its pert In find- A per diem position is available DENTALL BSABSISS- Mrs. James Broderick, 18 Montana property within the City for the payment ot Ihe obligations end the Jar aay. on pay mart of II00 00 th tki n our modern hospital Musi be TANTRTANT/RECCPTIONISE T - OO p interest thereon without limitation of rale or amount deooeft lor eoch set Prospective eaU ue at 941-1700 available to frequently fill In forpreferred, but will train Can Ave , Port Monmouth, and Mr. and Section 9 This bond ordinance shew lake effect 20 days after the veceuona. sick and holiday time M030 first publication thereof after linai adoption, as provided by the Locel bidders who have already de- FOUND — Schneuier 7/29 vKln Mrs. Ron Soronen of Calumet, Mich. ihia sum and c4>ta*ned on ell three shifts Black Seel Bond Law ity of Middletown/ Liner oft Roed ed Excellent salary Apply DENTAL HYOIENIST — Full Rlna M. Stockert was maid of THIS ORDINANCE PUBLISHED HEREWITH WAS INTRODUCED Call to Identify 871-1041 sonnet Department ime. Weat Long branch area. AT A REGULAR MIETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF bM documents may obtain the X 222-4321 honor. Bridesmaids were Donna r evtetone and/or addenda al lha FOUND - In Little Silver, Mack 4 LONG BRANCH IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH STATE OF NEW same eoorees at no eoofeonan white male hi BAY8HORE DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full Dechert, Cheri L. Lake and Jayme JERSEY ON AUGUST 14 1004 AND WILL BE FURTHER CON- charge Sealed btde wW be re- coHer t while COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ime Needed for growing mod- SIDERED FOR FINAL PASSAGE AFTER A PUBLIC HEARING ceived on Tuesday. Auguet 29. or good home Call 741-Ml4 727 North Beers Street -rn office Pleasant aurround- L Broderick Kelly Rylyk was THEFflON AT A REGULAR MEETING OF SAID CITY COUNCIL TO Hoimdei, New Jeraey 07733 nga. exc salary A benefits Ex- BE HELD AT THE CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 344 BROADWAY. 1994 al 1100 AM ' FOUND - 1 fni»ied beeg4e a flower girl and Joseph P. Broderick time) by tne Mi beeeet wtih choke chain. 1 brown »n equal opportunity employer par lanoa and X-ray license LONG BRANCH NEW JERSEV ON AUGUST 20 AT B00 PM BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT - referred "0 Boa 199, Red JENNIE C DEFAZIO, CITY CLERK DwmoM German shepherd with no collar was ring bearer Sandy Hook beech 972-0116 mowiedge of peyroll and „ «. NJ. 07701 or csli 942 Aug 20 M2 00 fr—hotatrm Moling . taxes, accounts receivable A 9370 The bridegroom had Bryan C. Pfcxxn I TOO localrt h ma Hal