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Vol. 107 No. 303 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER .SINCE 1878 FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1985 ?5 CENTS INSIDE Hostages 'fear' a U.S. rescue SPORTS If DMA SALAMEH The Associated Press BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Five of the 40 Americans held hostage since Shiite Moslem gunmen hijacked their TWA jetliner appeared at a crammed news conference in the Beirut International Airport yesterday One appealed to President Reagan, asking that "At all costs, that no direct military intervention take place" to rescue them. Thomas Cullins, 42, of Burlington. Vt., said the hostages "definitely fear" a U.S. rescue mission Cullins and four other hostages were brought to the news conference by Amal militiamen, who ended the news conference abruptly
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Big Sweep One of them, Allyn Conwell, 39. of Houston, started The surging New York Mets topped to read a statement, but did not finish. the slumping Chicago Cubs once "I have been elected (to talk) by my fellow hostages who were taken on Flight 847 and are held hostage here again yesterday for the fourth straight in Beirut," Conwell said. day. George Foster's grand slam was "The purpose of our agreeing to talk with you the difference while Sid Fernandez tonight is primarily involved with assuring our and Roger McDowell combined for families and fellow countrymen and our loved ones and the win. friends that we are all in good health, that we are 3B being cared for," he said. "And in view of that I'd like to read to you a list of names of all of the people that I have personally LOCAL met with today to verify their condition and their general well-being. Residency law "In addition to myself, there is Rev. Thomas J Under a bill proposed by State Dempsey Please gentlemen, please be quite and act Senator S. Thomas Gagliano, Micharl like gentlemen, again I repeat Rev. Thomas J Hluchyi would not have had to resign Dempsey." At that point his voice was drowned out by the noise last month from the Red Bank THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Regional Board of Education. of shouting and screaming photographers and tele- BROTHER'S FUNERAL — Kenneth, right, and Patrick of their brother Robert, who was killed by hijackers in vision cameramen. In the melee of pushing and 3A Stethem, follow a Navy Honor Guard, in Arlington, Va., Beirut last Friday. shoving, the chief spokesman of the Amal militia. Ali STATE yesterday, as it carries the casket bearing the remains See HOSTAGES, Page 2A Breaks tradition The AFSCME breaks with tradition in pledging its support to Governor County road widening plan sparks uproar Thomas H. Kean. the first Republican gubernatorial candidate in the nation River Road; Tinton Avenue; Shafto Road; "This widening is not for county residents, ever backed by the public employee would be affected. "The county could be I|UMR KMSE Wyckoff Road and Pinckney Road in Little or Rumson residents, or Little Silver taking the first step toward destroying the union. The Associated Press Silver. residents, or Fair Haven residents. This rural nature of Rumson. 4A FREEHOLD - The county's proposal to But Hank DiPasquale, principal county widening is for the North Jersey residents, In addition to the road widening, the increase, some county roads to 120 feet has planner, said that the municipalities are to get them to the. bea,ch resorts , county is planning to acquire the following- caused an uproar in the towns of Rumson jumping the! gun, because the propoMd '"to take down those tram, to ruin those roads: Gordons Corner Road and the NATION and Little Silver. widening may never happen.' property for the benefits of people from English town bypass in Manalapan: East Yesterday's public hearing on the "This is not an engineering plan," from Essex and Sussex counties could be a Freehold Raod, Kozloski Road, and Halls Limits reached proposed county highway plan was domi- DiPasquale said. "This is not a final plan. crime and a shame," Warren said. Mills Road in Freehold Township; West President Reagan , saying "our limits nated by the recommendation to increase It's simply a concept plan for providing east- Carl Wheeler, Little Silver engineer, said Main Street, Throckmorton Street and Court have been reached," offers help from primary county road widths to 100 feet, and west access to this part of New Jersey to the county's proposal to widen Pinckney and Street in Freehold Borough; Lloyd Road. Route 3, and Newman Springs Road in U.S. spy agencies and extra military in certain cases to 120 feet. the coast." Rumson roads to 120 feet would have a "catastrophic" effect on the homeowner's Marlboro; Route 50 and Phalanx Road in aid to El Salvador to track down and Current standards are for primary roads But representatives from the boroughs of Rumson and Little Silver said the county property values. He pointed out that Middletown; Hope Road in Tinton Falls; punish the killers of six Americans to be 80 feet wide; however, in certain well- developed areas, like Rumson and River wasn't concerned enough with their county Pinckney Road was only SO feet wide. Oceanport Avenue in Oceanport; Broadway gunned down in a terrorist attack and roads, the width is only 60 feet. residents, and went on record opposing any "That would require the county taking 30 in Long Branch; West Park Avenue, Deal to battle leftist guerrillas. The roads scheduled for the proposed plan to widen their scenic county roads. feet off of some homeowners' front lawn," Road, Bowne Road in Ocean; New Bedford 5A widening to 120 feet are Tennent Road in "We all know that these roads are close Wheeler said. Road in Wall; Five Points Road in Colts western Monmouth County; Route 920; to (Garden State Parkway) Exit 109," said Eugene Iadanza, Rumson Planning Board Neck; as well as the north and south Route 18 connections. LIFESTYLE Route 537; Asbury Avenue; Rumson Road; John Warren, Rumson borough attorney. attorney, said 113° homes on Rumson Road Microsurgery fails to save man's fingers
The Register KEANSBURG - A 27-year-old borough man underwent nearly five hours of apparently unsuccessful microsurgery last night to reattach the fingers of his left hand, severed in a work- related accident yesterday. Edward Booher, Forest Avenue, was rushed to Bellevue Hospital, New York City, after Teaches blind receiving preliminary treatment at Riverview Carol Penn of Red Bank is one of Medical Center, Red Bank. eight persons in the country selected Booher's left hand was crushed and the for a teaching fellowship from the fingers severed by a mechanical press at Flair THE REGISTER/CAROLINE COUIQ Alliance of Arts Education and will Manufacturing Co., Main Street, where he MERCY MISSION — Red Bank rescue workers and microsurgery yesterday. The man was injured in an teach dance to the blind and visually worked, authorities said. Riverview Medical Center personnel aid the transfer of an industrial accident. The helicopter landed on Memorial The reimplant was unsuccessful, resulting in impaired. injured Keansburg man to a State Police helicopter, which Field, which may become a federally-authorized landing 14A See HAND, Page 2A flew him to a New York City hospital for emergency pad. INDEX Little Silver dynasty falls apart 13, when they left to reside at the ly LISA H KRUSf the three Maimone children should be BRIDGE 81 ordered to pay for their father's support. Fountains Motel, Long Branch. The BUSINESS N The Register The main players are 79-year-old borough has been paying the bill, since it CLASSIFIED t» FREEHOLD - The old man sat in the Carmelo Maimone and Glga Cateillo was told that Carmelo is new technically jury box, dressed in a checked jacket, DeEguez, 26, the woman he calls his penniless. Whatever money he does have COMICS • is owed to creditors, Olga said. CROSSWORD 11* pink shirt, and* black pants. Next to him wife, and the three Maimone children — sat the woman he claims is his wife, the John, Mae, and Concetta. The battle has been an internal family ENTERTAINMENT 11« affair. Internal, that is, until the borough HOROSCOPE 14* woman his family alleges is a con artist. Carmelo, a millionaire during the In the last row sat his son and postwar era, developed as much as 75 was asked to pick up the tab for Carmelo LIFESTYLE 14* daughter. An aisle away sat another and Olga. OBITUARIES U percent of Little Silver and was a former daughter. Behind her sat the Little Sliver partner in 17 major shopping centers. As a result, the borough and Barbara OPINION I* welfare director, the woman who had The children believe Olga is not legally Procini, Little Silver welfare director, SPORTS II brought all the family members to court. married to their father and accuse her of yesterday brought an action against the TELEVISION 11* Another chapter In the Malmone being a con artist who is pilfering their three Maimone children. They asked YOUR TOWN 1M family saga, a tale of seeming riches to father's fortune. Olga, however, says Selikoff to order the Maimone children to rags, was about to unfold yesterday in that son John has stolen Carmelo's allow their father back into the 27 Superior Court before Judge Marshall I. business. Carlisle Terrace home. The children say LOTTERY Selikoff Carmelo and Olga had been living at 27 Olga is not welcome. Carmelo Malmon* The judge was asked to decide whether Carlisle Terraee, Little Silver, until June See RICHES, Page 2A The winning numbers in the New Jersey state lotteries appear on Newcomers' Guide Stone Church Fair - Navesink - Tonight-The Old Lock Stock
JEWEY SHORE Th« FortK..t/for 8 p.m. EDT, Fri., June 21 Skies will be sunny today. Highs will range from 75 U> 86 Weather will be fair tonight Lows will be in the lower to middle tOs Skies will be partly sunny tomorrow Highs will % be In the lower to middle lot EXTENKO Showers and thunderstorms are 4© a$f pdtslble on Sunday Lows will be In the middle Ms Highs will be in the Ms Monday will be variably cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows will be In the middle Ms Highs will range from 75 to H Weather will be fair Tuesday to Lows will range from M to 06 Highs will be in the middle 70s to the lower FRONTS:
Warm OT MARINE FMECA8T Showers Ran Fkjrrtos Snow Occludad ~rw Slationary. Manasquan to Cape Henlopen Naaonal Waafftar Service NOAA U S Oeot o» Commerce lo 20 nautical miles offshore Winds will be southerly at 10 lo IS TIDES add two hours; Sea Bright, deduct 10 knots today and southeasterly at Saady Hook minutes; Long Branch, deduct 15 around 10 knota tonight Weather TODAY: High: 10:47 a.m. and minutes. Highlands bridge, add 40 44 APPLE STREET TINTON FALLS will be fair through tonight with 10:47 p.m. Low: 4:4* a.m. and 4:11 (OH Utmnbuiy An. 1 ataOaiialaa) visibility of I milts or more. Waves p.m. SUN will avarafa I to I fast TOMORROW: High: 11:34 a.m. TODAY: Sunrise 5:» a.m., sunset M2-2727 Weather will be fair tomorrow and 11:30 p.m. Low: 5 2» a.m. and 8:31 p.m. Winds will be eotttheaflerly at 10 lo 5:24 p.m. TOMORROW: Sunrise 5:25 a.m., 11 knots For Red Bank and Rumson bridge. sunset 8:31 p.m. The Register
FRIDAY. JUNE 21, 1985 LOCAL Hospital seeks staff funds Keyport bus routes safe In searching for policy improvements to cut HIBLMN down the number of walkaways, board EYPORT - Mayor Richard Bergen uld Tht Register members based their concerns on adequate yesterday that he li awaiting official word MARLBORO - The spate of walkaways staffing and facilities Kthat changes in the county'i special bus from Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital has Salaries are the lowest and the case loads service for senior citizeni would not remit In the prompted officials to push for a larger staff, the highest In the state for the hospital's elimination of one of two but routes her*. rather than to place further restrictions on the doctors, according to Joseph P. Leo, the The mayor and council recently learned that patients themselves. hospital's director of human resources. the county had been considering the elimination Township residents have for years de- At Marlboro, the combined ratio of patients- Bergen said that officials from the Monmouth manded that the state Department of Human to-professional staff, Including physicians and County Department of Transportation have Services, which operates the sprawling fa- psychiatrists, is 28-to-l, compared to 15-to-l at indicated to him by phone that the department cility, erect a IS foot-high fence around the Trenton Psychiatric Hospital and 14-to-l at will not be eliminating any of the two SCAT compound, keep patient residences locked and Ancora Psychiatric Hospital, according to Leo. (Special Citizen Area Transportation) bus hire more guards to stem the problem. Several board members said this statistic routes here as a result of the county'i new Members of the hospital's Board of could be at the root of many walkaways. They shuttle routes from here to Red Bank, which are Trustees, meeting here yesterday, agreed it resolved to ask the state Public Advocate's to begin July 1 He said he Is waiting for an was necessary to "plug the holes" that have office to launch a class action suit on behalf official decision in writing. led to five patient walkaways during the five- of the patients demanding increased funding to However, the mayor said he was told the day period of June 11-17. expand the staff. county intends to change the borough's Thursday The number of walkaways came into The hospital's chief administrator, Dr. SCAT bus services to Wednesday, and keep the question yesterday, however, when a township David A. Sorensen, admitted that the hospital Monday services. police officer said his department had received "is not a secure facility." He said it was not He said many borough senior citizens depend Information from the hospital that six patients difficult for patients returning from the dining on SCAT service, especially to go shopping. had walked off. Police Sgt. George Trampler hall or other activities to slip away from The borough pays $37.50 each day the service uld the police count was based on reports of attendants and climb a fence which he said was is used, he said. missing patients received from the hospital's in a state of disrepair. security department. Sorensen also noted that, out of a current Arrested for machine gun The figure of five walkaways cited by Dr. patient population of 840, about 250 take part Victor X. Fongemie, the hospital's clinical in trips to various nearby locations under the OLMDEL - A state agent arrested a director. Fongemie suggested that the dif- supervision of staff members. One of the five Holmdel dentist Wednesday in connection ference may have come from a patient being walkaways eluded his supervisors while on a with a March 28 search of his home that H reported missing, but later found on the group trip to a movie theatre in Aberdeen last netted a machine gun, a state official said. hospital grounds. weekend. Dr. Stephen N. Resnick was arrested at his "To our knowledge, nobody is going out the office in Perth Amboy and charged with the Fongemie, said that of the five walkaways, main entrance," he said. THE REO4STER/CAM. 0. POWNO illegal possession of a machine gun, and only one had a detainer against him from law But Fongemie said the danger posed by the manufacturing a machine gun or causing one to enforcement authorities. KIND GESTURE — The kindergarten class at the Dean Porter School, hospital to the community was "practically be manufactured without a license to do so, According toth e hospital, all those reported Rumson, is shown beside a memorial tree that was dedicated to classmate nil." according to Detective Sgt. Frank Percoskie of missing were returned shortly after their Michael Torres. Michael is the son of Laureano Torres who died June the New Jersey state police. departure. Margaret McQuaid, the only township 8 in a boating accident on the Navesmk River. Michael was the only Percoskie said Resntck's home and office Yesterday, board members rejected resident on the seven-member board, ex- survivor. His mother is standing in the background, holding her younfsat were searched when a federal search warrant proposals by residents and officials toin - pressed sympathy for residents' concerns. She son, Richard Torres. was carried out by the U.S. Treasury Depart- troduce stringent security measures, and cited recent reports of women who were ment. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Fire- several board members were sharply critical "hysterical" after encountering patients walk- arms. of moves by some residents earlier this week ing through their yards or knocking on doors to obtain gun permits In reaction to the asking for money. Percoskie said that before Resnick was walkaways. "I would be frightened too," McQuaid said. arrested, the bureau test fired the weapon. "It proved to be a fully automatic firearm, which under New Jersey law is a machine gun," he said Resnick was arraigned in Holmdel Municipal Court Wednesday Judge Kenneth R. Smith set Educators want search policy Resnick's bail at $3,000, and Resnick was released after posting ten percent of the amount. •y JOHN E. WHITE the search. The Register Board Member Audrey Stefanski said, Seek 2 in kidnap try "These searchs should not be taken lightly, and HIGHLANDS - Guidelines to establish a if they occur we should have documentation." TLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Police are Dam!" search and seizure policy for the Henry Hudson Dziadosz said that "all search's would be searching for two white males In a red School District was introduced last night by the reported to the board." sports car in connection with the attempted A Board of Education The guidelines, which Dziadosz said he abduction of a 13-year-old Highlands girl, police expects to be approved by the board by the said The guidelines, a copy of which was given to the public, say a pupil's "person and start of the school year, also stipulate, "Under The men were last seen leaving the scene of possessions" can be searched provided a no circumstances shall a search be conducted the attempt Wednesday night at the intersection school official "has reasonable grounds to based solely upon an anonymous tip and/or of Route 36 and East Avenue, police said. suspect that the search will turn up evidence rumor that contraband is present." The driver of the car Is described as white, that the pupil has violated or is violating either Dziadosz said the policy "was developed with a thin mustache, and wearing a baseball the law or the rules of the school." along the same lines as previous policy, and cap, police said. judging from the school's past history it will The passenger Is 5 feet, 10 inches tall, medium school Superintendent Robert Diiadosz said the policy was reviewed by school Attorney be used sparingly." build, also wearing a baseball cap, police said The January court ruling came on a suit by The girl was walking near the intersection at Peter Kalac, who reported he "does not see any legal problems" It. Kalac was not present New Jersey against a student attending a high approximately 10 p.m. Wednesday when the car school in Piscataway The justices ruled in stopped next to her and the men tried to lure her last night. The policy comes in the wake of a U.8. favor of the searches, saying, "school disorder into the car, police said. has often taken ugly forms: Drug use and When the passenger exited the car and Supreme Court ruling in January which allows for a student to be searched without a warrant violent crime (In High Schools) ..have become displayed a knife, the girl ran, and police ware major social problems." notified, police said. provided there are "reasonable grounds" for Patrolman Michael Lee and Det. Sgt. John Amici are investigating. "Shootf Residency law proposed Sewer project 95 percent done, ITTLE SILVER - Under a bill proposed by state Senator S. Thomas Gagliano, Micharl LHluchyj would not have had to resign last residents ask property repairs month from the Red Bank Regional Board of Education. one year after construction. The bill would allow members of regional ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Construction of Another Ocean Boulevard resident, who boards of education who move from one town in the Atlantic Highlands and Highlands portion lives on the comer of Auditorium Road, said the district to another to run in the next board of a nearly $9 million sewerage system project the curb on the corner has been destroyed by 'OH election. Instead of requiring them to first is H percent complete.the project engineer heavy trucks, along with several bushes. establish two years residency In their new town. said last night. Toolan said be will request Dalcon tomak e Hluchyj, who moved from Red Bank to this For which at least two residents of Ocean the repairs, and to remove approximately borough, was pleased with the news. Boulevard, where sewer main construction is seven tons of dirt on the property of John "It's great. I think it makes a lot of sense and continuing, may be grateful. Noonan. it would certainly help out In my case," he said. The residents appeared at last night's The project, which is also going on in The board last month directed Kenneth R. Atlantic Highlands-Highlands Regional Sew- Middletown, should be complete in April, 1988, Sommerhalter, board secretary, to write to erage Authority meeting to air complaints Toolan said. about a lack of notification and damage caused HECK!" Gagliano following Hluchyj's resignation. Both Atlantic Highlands and Highlands, At the time, many board members were vexed by the contractor. where pumping stations are under construc- at the purpose of the election law requiring him "I understand toe contractor's problems," tion, will pump sewage to Middletown where to leave. said Joan Smith, whose sloping yard has been It will receive secondary treatment before These are common The high school serves students from Red affected as workers search for an old sewer being released. Bank, Little Silver and Shrewsbury. main. "But don't you think it should have been In other business, the authority resolved to reactions of people who didnt Gaglianos bill would only require Individuals a courtesy to notify us?" seU s 13.5-acre tract of land to Viking to be a resident of a regional or consolidated She said the seven or eight homeowners Ventures, Atlantic Highlands, for $13 million compare Allstate rates before district for two years prior tobecomin g a board effected by the excavation were never notified Viking, headed by James R. Snyder, who member by the contractor, Dalcon Corp. heads the Highlands Waterfront Development And she requested In writing assurance that Committee, was the high bidder at a June 8 buying homeowners insurance Townhouse project the contractor will repair damage caused by public auction. from someone else. construction. The firm defeated bidders Samuel J Padula, BERDEEN - Construction of a 100-unlt Authority Engineer Kevin Toolan of TIcM Colts Neck, whose high bid for the bayfront townhouse, condominium and apartment Associates, Middletown, said be would ask property was $2,925,000. and Ralph Mocci of Once they find out how development is to start "as soon as Dalcon to notify other households on the street Woodbridge, who opened the bidding at $50,000. A before construction reaches them. much they might have saved possible," according to Edward Rondlnelli, The tract, in Atlantic Highlands, Is bordered president of Rondell Constructions Corp., Clark. Authority members said Dalcon would be on the east by Highlands and on the west by The corporation received final site plan requested to declare in writing that the rail road tracks extending from the end of with an Allstate Protective approval from the Planning Board Wednesday propsrtji would be restored and guaranteed for Shore Drive. after several months of plan revisions. The vote Device Discount, they're often was 7-2. Rondenelli would not disclose the cost of the sorry they didnt see an project but said it is "a multi-million dollar project." Tinton Falls Planning Board Allstate agent first The site is located on a 10.4-acre parcel at County Road and Cliffwood Avenue, according Dont make the same to Adelaide Bemhardt, board secretary. Okay's Mt. Laurel housing plan mistake. Visit an Allstate agent Girl is fair after fall Income of the borough. A person of moderate today. You could save yourself Income, said Carton, must earn 80 per cent of ED BANK - A 18-year-old girl who was UMYlf I. MM this figure. a lot of grief. injured after she fell from the roof of a four- The Resist* story building Tuesday was listed In fair Cohen Hid during a board meeting Wednes- R TINTON FALLS - Only after lively debate day night that developers tend to ignore the And maybe some condition at Riverview Medical Center, a hospital spokesperson said last night. on the social Issues of Mount Laurel II bousing social Implications of toe Mount Laurel money too. The girl, whose name was not did the Planning Board give preliminary legislation — which requires all towns to because she is a minor and faces charges of approval to a major subdivision that includes provide their fair share of such bousing — only low- to midrrato-income dwellings. seeing the profit they can make. trespassing and illegal consumption of alcohol, A memberof the Sean financial Network Is in the hospital's intensive care unit, according The 17-acra property, to be called Spring "If there are any social complications about to the spokesman. ••WW, m OWI^ffJ VJ HI1HBW nw J1VCK putting low-Income houses in an area, the The girl was with a group of five taaitaajari and located off Tinton Avenue. It win contain developer is not concerned. He's only out to who were drinking on the roof of the New Jersey • tnwnhuuses and 17 low- tomoderate-incom e make a buck," said Cohen. Bell switching station, 1S3 Broad Street, apartmeats. Carton disagreed, "Most developers are not according to police. Mayor Irving Cohen objected to Heck's plans nuts. If they want the development to succeed for mixing the low- and moderate- Income on a market level they take these social Estate- Police said she fell after she and the other teenagers were ordered off the roof by police. apartments - both HO square-feet - In one Implications under consideration." building. Ha asked far clarification of the While the developer wanted to put the You're in good hands. difference between low Income renters and apartments In one building for convenience of tBataSal tnaf sarat^ataWA ftdk IViantBllal msliileasnre and service, he consented to More local news, page 71 Peter Carton, attorney for the applicant, provide two buildings One will bouse eight low said low-Income status applies to a Income dwellings, the other, nine moderate whose income is 10 percent of the The Register NEW JERSEY FHIDAY. JUNE 21. 1985 STATE DIGEST Public workers' union endorses Kean Illegal gun-use OK sometimes lax payers to deduct their local and state taxei from the federal income tax. •ajMtENTON (AP) - People •elf-defense A jury cleared ban The DuoclaaTd Prats AFSCME has said such a move wouli I thai gad with illegal wtaponi of an aggravated assault charge. dramatically cut state and local services am TRENTON (API — The American Federation I pnsaiaaina could be ex- Harmon was sentenced to five force an Increase In state and local taxes. of Stale. County and Municipal Employees broke yean in prison aad ordered to The union also supported Kean for giving suti onera ted by proving they acted in with tradition yesterday in pledging its suppoit to serve three years before be coald workers a 1.5 percent retroactive pay raise whei aasf-dataaa*. a two-judge panel Gov Thomas H. Kean, the first Republican become eligible for parole He a surplus turned up in the slat* budget and bj rated yesterday in the first New gubernatorial candidate in the nation ever backed was ordered to pay IK to the lupporting the elimination of wage discriminate Jersey appeals court decision on by the public employee union the Isaac. state's Violent Crimes Com- based on sex, McEntee said. pensation Board. Gerald W McEntee. president of the union with The Appellate Division of Su- 1 1 million members nationwide, said AFSCME The union intends to put an unspecified sum o Baime said the danger of aa perior Court said the ruing did has endorsed Republicans for seats in the US money Into "a statewide grassroots campaigr impending attack "mast be both - not give a broad license to people Senate and House bat never for a state's chief with its members to get that message out u immediate and imminent" and a ' to brandish weapons and that the executive office. public employees and to all voters that we ne« motive of self-defense may be defendant cannot arm himself "Our people are basically Democrats. This is this man for four more years," McEntee said applied only in a narrow set of "based upon his anticipation of a unusual." McEntee said in an interview after But the union will support Democratic can circwnstances future need to use it in sell- didates for the state Assembly in the Novembei protection ." announcing the endorsement during a rally •We bold that the defense is attended by about ISO AFSCME members. election in which all 80 seats - and control of the The judges said that in situ- applicable under appropriate cir- In New Jersey, the union has 40,000 members bouse — is upper for grabs, he said. ations without imminent danger, ramataners where the accused and is beaded by Al Wurf "We would like the Assembly to reraali it is better for the assailed to reasonably perceives himself to Democratic," McEntee said. "The DemocratH contact police than to i McEntee said that the 4M union delegates who be in imminent danger of bodily majority has been helpful to the public sector the life of another person unanimously endorsed Kean at a state convention harm and the display or use of two weeks ago''considered the record of the chief A union local of the operating engineers and th< "We do not suggest that the the weapon is immediately executive who made the tough choices and took Gov. Thomas H. Kean New Jersey district council of the ironworker: law-abiding citizen mast sur- necessary for self-protection, ' the right stands." announced support of Kean earlier this week . said Judge David S. Baime, render to the threats of the somebody who just happens to be a Republican." His Democratic challenger is Essex Count; lawless To some, it is un- "Today is a noteworthy occasion, some might whose opinion was joined by even say a landmark because it's not every day Kean added Executive Peter Shapiro, who has reduced the Judge Herman D Mkbeta doubtedly perceived that the Kean, a moderate, has criticized President size of Essex County government by l ,800 people manly thing is to hold one's that a labor organization 1 million strong, one of the key federations of the AFL-CIO, Reagan's tax reform that would no longer allow mostly through attrition The ruling, which broke new ground, and hence society should legal ground in New Jersey. not demand what smacks of came in the case of Ronald J cowardice In our view, self-help Harmon, 25 of Garwood The through the use. of a dangerous panel upheld his conviction on weapon is not the appropriate charges of possession of a remedy Sympathy called no excuse in mercy death weapon without a permit and "Rather, the answer lies in the possession of weapon for an police and in the demand for fair authorities said was an attempted Assistant Prosecutor Dennis Wix- pathy that should be considerec unlawful purpose, saying he and efficent law enforcement." COLLINGSWOOD (AP) - Pros- murder-suicide at the borne of ted said the killing was "purposeful because of her intense suffering, a; could not prove that be acted in Baime said. ecutors said yesterday they do not neighbor Jamie L. Martin, who had and intentional." He said Weidner opposed to someone who lost a leg' challenge a defense attorney's claim been left paralyzed from a car used two weapons, a hunting knife Can someone be asked to be killec that sympathy for a close friend was accident on the Walt Whitman and a hooked tile knife, to slash Ms because of painful headaches, bin Women's job center bill signed the motive for the slashing death of Bridge on Feb. 6, MM. Martin's wrist and throat not for other disabilities?" a &•year-old quadriplegic woman on Defense attorney Robert Kugler Wixted said prosecutors "do not The assistant prosecutor sale RENTON (APi — Legis- tial and to direct them to June 9. said the victim "desperately wanted question" the defense's contention Weidner's attorney was "blaunth lation to establish an Urban agencies both in and out of But as the case of Gary Weidner to die," but was physically unable to that Weidner acted out of sympathy appealing for public sympathy" b; TDemonstration Center to government which can aid them approaches a Camden County grand carry out her wish. for a woman whose only means of characterizing Ms Martin's death a provide job training information in finding gainful employment." jury, the prosecution sharply dis- "This case is about moral, medi- communication was blinking her a mercy killing. and other services for un- Kean said at a public bill signing agreed with a defense attorney's cal and ethical questions," Kugler eyes. But he said New Jersey law Weidner. who authorities saic employed women was signed ceremony at the Statebouse. contention that the woman's pleas said. "The question the jury is going clearly states that "a victim cannot slashed his wrist and the side of hi! yesterday by Gov Thomas H Assemblyman David for "my client and others to kill her" to have to decide is not whether Gary consent" to his or her own killing. neck after attacking Ms. Martin Kean. Schwartz. D-Middlesei. the bills should be part of the defense Weidner wu right or wrong in what "If we start drawing those types appeared in court for an arraign The measure provides W,900 sponsor, said the legislation will Weidner. 43. has been charged be did, but whether he is a of lines, we get into trouble," he ment this week with his left foreanr for the state Division on Women help women who live in urban with first-degree homicide in what murderer." said. "Is there a quantity of sym- and wrist wrapped in bandages to oversee the center The center areas find job opportunities. will be located in a Trenton In addition to providing job- building, which was donated by training services and infor- the New Jersey Federation of mation, the measure will provide Colored Women's Clubs Inc. child care funds for women who "The purpose of this pilot would not otherwise be able to program is to assist young participate in a training pro- women to recognize their poten- gram. Blue laws banned in Ocean City TLANTIC CITY (AP) - A the Cape May County community Superior Court judge yester- were open. day declared an Ocean City A Gruccio based his ruling on a ordinance prohibiting Sunday openings of certain businesses May 30, 1985 decision by the "blatantly invalid" and Appellate Division of Superior prohibited the resort community Court that said counties, not from enforcing it. municipalities, have the right to prohibit Sunday openings The action by Judge Philip Gruccio follows his decision a Only Bergen and Hudson coun- week ago to temporarily prohibit ties have adopted Sunday closing enforcement of the local law that laws. prevented amusement operators "Once the appellate court has and most store owners from spoken, a judge is bound to follow doing business on Sunday that decision," said Gruccio. Last Sunday was the first in "What we have here is a blatant- about 100 years that businesses in ly Invalid ordinance."
save on hundreds of fine quality Zoners continue hearing STEREOS • RADIOS • SPEAKERS TV's • CAR STEREOS on Eisner building plan VIDEOS • BLANK TAPES • AND MORE fountains, two arcades, storage areas and possibly a drive-in bank, CHOOSE FROM THESE FAMOUS BRANDS - Sony, Sanyo RED BANK - The Board of Zager said. Alpine, Kenwood, Zenith, JVC, Craig and many, many more Adjustment will hold a continued The Sourlises need variances for hearing on July 2 to hear an the retail businesses, restaurants, application to convert the Eisner the clock tower and the parking BRING YOUR VAN OR WAGON AND factory building into mixed pro- garage to perform the renovations in DRIVE HOME WITH THESE GIANT VALUES fessional/retail complex. the residential zone. During the first session of the Nadine Lehrman, 46 Shrewsbury • Overstocked Items hearing last night, the board heard Avenue, recommended the board a narrative description of the project hire an impartial traffic-safety con- • Cancelled Special Orders from Abraham Zager. attorney for sultant to perform studies on the the developers, Theodore G. and impact the project will have on • Floor Models Elaine Souris. A Shrewsbury Avenue traffic in the area. resident also voiced her objections to • Many Items Below Cosl "I'm very upset over the the project. proposal," she said. "We're already "It's the reuse of an existing trafficked completely. We can't get building which will increase activity across the street." in this part of Red Bank," Zager Lehrman also advocated requiring said. the Sourlises to restore some of the The plans include offices, retail properties they own on the westside restaurants, a multi-level parking before allowing them to undertake garage, an open-air clock tower, the project. College eyes Asbury Park
All cl.ir.net nemi for a 4th learning center ir» told AS IS with mlg warranty a new attitude toward Asbury Park," Henrietta Zachary said. The Register The center would offer high tech SORHY-NO CHARGES OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Brookdale and business programs as well as ON SALE ITEMS Community College will offer sev- basic skills. Students would earn job- eral cour"» in Asbury Park in related certificates or continue for a September preliminary to opening a degree at Lincroft permanent southern Monmouth Already budgeted for exploratory County Shore center. studies is $110,000. The college has More than 100 members of the also a 18,000 Prudential grant and community and college staff met expects state funding. yesterday at Christie's Restaurant On May 1 Brookdale opened a to plan for the new extension, which walk-in office at 301 Memorial Would deliver Brookdale resources Drive, Asbury Park, while a task to 14 south shore communities force composed of Michael Fowler, ! Brookdale already has satellite Paul Zigo, Robert Salem and John centers in Long Branch, Freehold Westbrook assessed area needs. and the Bayshore. Asbury Park sites under consider- [Tht Intelligent A site has not been chosen but ation for the fall term extension Approach To consensus of the conferees was that classes are the high school on Sunset the center should be located In Avenue, Salvation Army Community All Your 3W*ury Park. Center, Education Service Center on I CnlcrUfnmtnl i Workshop members felt it would Memorial Drive, the Municipal Com- Meeds c an addition to the revitalization plex at Main Street, the Middle program already underway there. School on Bangs Avenue and the he center "could be a catalyst for Monmouth Boys' Club, Munroe Av- enue. 450 Hwy. 35 • Shrewsbury -842-6565 The Register , JUNE 21, 1965 NATION/WORLD 5A NEWS DIGEST Reagan: Avenge Salvador massacre Grasshopper plague ruining farms |OISE, Idaho (AP) - Federal pesticide on 75,000 acres of land WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan, I may be too late to live a day, compared with about saying "our limits have been reached," offered I farmen from financial JS.OOO for each of four DC-to, help from U.S. spy agencies and extra military doom ai a wave of crop- currently the largest weapons in aid to El Salvador on yesterday to track down and munching (raiihoppen layi the arsenal against marauding punish the killers of six Americans gunned down waste to almost S millions acres insect*. In a terrorist attack and to battle leftist of range and farmland on the Evans said that there were not guerrillas. itate'i southern edge, Oov. John enough planes at present In the The administration ruled out using U.S. Evans says. intermounUIn area to handle the military forces to retaliate for the attack Touring the hard-hit Magic spraying and that the federal Wednesday, In which gunmen disguised as army Valley In south-central Idaho, assistance may be too late to soldiers sprayed bullets for 15 minutes at two Evans said Wednesday he ex- save many farms. crowded outdoor cafes In San Salvador. pected two Air Force C-1JS The infestation was the worst The victims included two American busi- aircraft to arrive today from In the history of the state, which nessmen and four U.S. Marines assigned to guard Ohio, where they were being has a billion-dollar farming in- the American embassy. The Marines were outfitted to assist In the aerial dustry, he said. dressed in civilian clothes and were not armed, war on the hoppers. Reagan Mid. U.S. Agriculture Secretary The quick response to the killings in El "It's an emergency," he said. John Block on Tuesday ordered "They shouldn't spend more than Salvador was in contrast to the U.S. reaction to the diversion of $15 million from the hostage ordeal in Beirut, where 40 Americans an hour on the ground." commodity credit to the "We've sprayed three times were In their seventh day of captivity yesterday. grasshopper spraying In 14 West- Reagan met In the White House situation room ourselves, and they Just keep ern states. The funds will supple- coming In," said Jack Harman, for 75 minutes with top national security advisers ment $10 million allocated by the snd approved providing "whatever assistance is who runs 1,500 acres near USDA'i Animal and Plant Health Rupert. "You can drive down the necessary ... to find snd punish the terrorists" Inspection Service, which over- responsible for the San Salvador attack. road, and that grain Is Just black, sees spraying operations. covered with grasshoppers. It He also ordered a speedup in delivery of looks like a Mack ocean wave 100 The same day, Evans declared military equipment ordered by the Salvadoran feet into the field." a state of emergency and freed government and said he was prepared to Invoke his emergency authority to provide the ASSOCIATED PRESS He reported concentrations on $800,000 in funds from other state Salvadoran armed forces "with additional mili- his land as high as 1,100 grasshop- agencies. tary assets which will help them prosecute their BLOODY AFTERMATH - Employees of res- after a Wednesday night terrorist attack killed 13 pers a square yard. En- A squadron of a dozen crop- campaign against the communist guerrillas." taurants in the posh "pink zone" of San Salvador people, including four off-duty US Marines from tomologists say Just seven con- dusters doused 112,000 acres of mop up blood stains from the sidewalks yesterday the U.S. embassy. sume as much as a single grating Idaho range on Wednesday as the Asserting that terrorism will not weaken U.S. cow. third week of spraying began and resolve for democracy in El Salvador, the president said: .. other US. military assets can El Salvador and elsewhere to end the external simply because they are blessed in being citizens Idaho Agriculture Secretary the amount of land treated so far of this great republic." Dick Rush said a C-123 can spray neared 700,000 acres. be effective in this regard, then I shall provide support the Salvadoran terrorists receive from them." Nicaragua and the communist bloc." On Capitol Hill, House Minority Leader Robert He said he expected Congress to support him "But we also have our limits - and our limits Michel, R-Ill . said the slayings were "part of a Tax plan may hurt middle incomes and said he would consult with congressional have been reached," Reagan declared. "We conspiracy to destroy the will of the West And committees on other steps that could be taken "in cannot allow our people to be placed at risk guess who gains from that." ASHINGTON (AP) - The House approves it by mid-Octo- Senate'! top tax writer ber Wsaid yesterday that Presi- "Does this mean that I'm dent Reagan's overhaul plan backing away from tax reform apparently would hurt middle- one inch?" Packwood laid. "Not More than 30 nations on travel advisory list Income Americans and, if so, on your life." should be redrawn before Con- Packwood said the Treasury In the other cases, the advisories airport, where security is considered can atmosphere, the virulent anti- gress Is asked to vote on it. Department already is double- WASHINGTON (AP) - President are meant to pinpoint specific prob- lax. American stance of the Iranian checking the plan's effect on Reagan's warning to travelers to lems and areas to avoid, as well as Although the State Department government and the present conflict "I have a hunch that the those in the *JO,000 to $$0,000 avoid Athens International Airport offer suggestions for those who must does not publish a comprehensive between Iran and Iraq." president will want to modify his in Greece, where two hijackers travel to those areas. travel advisory list, it does maintain In Lebanon, the advisory says, plan accordingly," Sen. Robert Income range. Reagan probably will seek boarded a TWA airliner a week ago, Travel advisories are in effect for a citizens' emergency center, which Beirut International Airport "is not Packwood, R-Ore., chairman of is the latest of more than 30 travel answers inquiries about places considered safe for Americans" the tax-writing Senate Finance alterations without prodding 98 countries for reasons ranging from Capitol HUI if the Treasury advisories about nations where se- from a shortage of hotel rooms to Americans may be planning to because of hijackings and kidnap- Committee, told a news' con- curity and terrorism pose problems. travel. pings. It adds that "terrorist acts ference. Department tells him middle- cautions against taking photographs Income earners would suffer, The State Department says there at train stations. About 32 of those The telephone number for the against individual Americans con- Packwood said, however, that Packwood said. He said he would are only four countries that Ameri- are because of terrorism and secur- emergency center at the State tinue in other parts of Beirut " Reagan's proposal Is not dead ask administration experts to cans should avoid entirely. They are ity problems. Department is 202-632-5225 Travelers to Sri Lanka are warned and (till could reach the presi- study an upcoming State of Lebanon, Libya, Iran and Afghani- In Libya's case, a U.S. passport is to avoid the Anuradhapura district dent's desk by Christmas If the Oregon analysis of the plan. stan. The United States does not The president, at his news con- not valid. In Iran, the advisory says and the cultural triangle "in light of maintain diplomatic relations with ference Tuesday night, cautioned travel is "extremely hazardous be- several Incidents of terrorist viol- Libya and Iran. Americans against using the Athens cause of the continued anti-Ameri- MOVE mother flies $30 million suit ence." •PHILADELPHIA (AP) - In addition, Ms. James' suit IsFLouise James, mother of one asked that a federal Judge issue I of the 11 MOVE victims, A restraining order prohibiting yesterday filed a $30 million the city Medical Examiner THURS.,o SUN. federal ctvU lawsuit against the "from disposing of human re- 4 Days city, some of its officials and the mains" of people who died in the slate, claiming her son's civil May U fire whose identities have rights were violated it- last not yet teen —tshllsaed. month's police confrontation. The complaint, filed In U.S. The petition said that Ms. District Court by attorney James "believes that some of the Michael Fenascl of New Orleans, human remains may be that of La., also named the DuPont her brother, Vincent Leaphart, company, maker of the material also known as John Africa." BIG PRE-S police used to manufacture an Africa Is the founder of the explosive device which they radical group which advocates a on MOVE'S fortified so-called back-to-nature philosophy that disregards local An ensuing fire killed 11 mem- health and sanitation The group bers of the group and damaged or shuns organised society and its destroyed 61 homes in the practices Include living in dirt middle-income west Philadelphia and garbage with dogs, rats and neighborhood. roaches. Army-spy contacts rose last year additional ASHINGTON (AP) - The counterintelligence agents for Army says there were investigation. In addition, Wnearly 500 instances of another 100 or so reports of potential spy-recruitment con- espionage contacts wen re- tacts with Its employees last ceived last year from other year, and says the number of "counterintelligence reporting," such Incidents has Jumped 400 which the Army declines to percent since 197$. identify further. Entire The contacts are recorded The Navy and Air Force do not under a special Army program release similar figures, although called SASDA - Subversion and both services say they have the Espionage Directed against the same type of educational pro- Army. Army officiala said gram to instruct employees on Wednesday the contacts have how to recognise an Intelligence ranged from questioning by approach. If the Army's ex- strangers in ban to direct solici- perience is typical, however, it tation by foreign spies. would indicate that defense in- Of the 4$1 contacts, M or some vestigators are having to open 10 percent were deemed serious hundreds of new espionage NOTHING HELD BACK! enough /or referral to Army probes each year. SALE ITEMS INCLUDEDI FAMOUS NAMES • FIRST QUALITY! Sinatra wants 'Doonesbury' list AIRWAY, Kan. (AP) - The saying, "Get me your (obscene distributor of the comic strip gerund) boss, you little F"Doonesbury" says it has (anatomically explicit epithet)!" refused to give a list of The carton was an apparent subscribers to Frank Sinatra's reference to an Incident in Atlan- attorneys, who contend the sing- tic City that prompted a state er's righto were violated by a regulator to call the entertainer recent installment. an "obnoxious bally" snd Sinatra Universal Press Syndicate of- to vow never again to perform in ficials on Wednesday also denied the Garden State. that Sinatra's rights were viol- Universal! editorial director, ated, saying the strips were Lee Salem, said In an interview "well within the bounds of that a letter sent to Universal on satire." Tuesday did not detail what Six "Doonesbury" Install- Sinatra found offensive about the ments, which ran June 10 through cartoon. June 15, satirised Sinatra's re- In the letter, Sinatra's at- ceiving the presidential Medal of torneys said they would take "all Freedom and his reputed links to appropriate steps" to remedy the alleged organised crime figures. alleged violation of Us rights, the In a statement released by the release said. Salem said the syndicate, Sinatra's attorneys letter did not Indicate what steps charged the June 1$ Installment would be taken. waa "false and vlolative of Mr. Other cartoons la the Sinatra Sinatra's righto." •tries lampooned the enter- The strip showed Sinatra play- tainer's alleged ties to reputed Ing cards in s gambling casino. organised crime figures, con- Whan the dealer Informs Sinatra trasting them with the awarding that she must shuffle the cards to Sinatra by Stevens Institute of before dealing them, Sinatra Technology In Hoboken, N.J. of threatens to have her fired, sn bonorarly engineering degree. epartment
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immy Breslin, columnist for the most Americans have yet to see. New York Dally News, has come "Everybody has been to Bantry and J up with the best idea of the season Catania, bat one in 90 has gone to the — maybe the best Idea of our Statue of Liberty," Breslin said. generation. It's true. Why, right here in In a column published yesterday, Monmouth County there are historical Breslin suggested a foolproof method sites and beautiful landmarks that of combating terrorist hijackings such lifelong residents have never seen. If as last week's takeover of TWA Flight you Include all of New Jersey, you 847 in Greece: Americans should stay could travel for weeks without visit- home. ing all the places worth seeing. If you "If the country now is obsessed and include all of the U.S., you could take shaken by the hijacking in Athens and several vacations a year for the rest the kidnapping of passengers to of your life and still go to your grave Beirut," Breslin wrote, "then why having missed many of America's can't everybody simply stop, take a treasures. deep breath and wait a while, say a So, why are Americans piling onto year, before we start rushing around jetliners and making themselves the globe again?" targets for terrorists In Greece, Italy, Exactly. If there are no Americans France, England, Germany and the jetting around the world on airliners, Middle East? It's crazy there will be no reason for foreign Breslin makes another point in his terrorists to hijack airplanes, for column, and it's an important point: there will be no Americans aboard to If foreign countries suffer the loss of murder, maim and bold for ransom. U.S. tourist dollars for a year or so, You don't have to be a Jimmy they might suddenly get Interested in Breslin fan to see the pure logic of his providing some security for Ameri- idea. cans who pass through their airports For some reason, Americans are and walk their streets Time to cut top-secret clearances obsessed with the notion of traveling "If we stay away from every abroad — our people are apparently place," Breslin argued, "if we let convinced they haven't seen anything London see that, If an American is WASHINGTON - The Pentagon has the review panel found no noticeable decline suggest downgrading the security clearance announced in the wake of the Walker family in the last two years of the Carter of employees who haven't used their top- until they've seen Europe, the Middle hijacked anywhere, Harrods will pay; spy case that it will try to reduce by 10 administration. secret clearances for 18 months. But fewer East, Asia or wherever. How did we If Paris is taught that you don't stand percent the 4.3 million security clearances than 4,000 were downgraded In aU of Ml. get this way? What's wrong with our by while the world's best customer now held by employees of the military- "The number of top-secret clearances country that everyone is in such a gets mugged, even If he is not on your industrial complex. Better late than never continues to grow even though the need for A good place to start would be the mlUlon- top secret access Is no longer Justified" in fever to go someplace else? street, perhaps there will be the start plus people who are employed by defense Jack Anderson many cases, the review panel stated. It Obviously, this insistence on leav- of a different climate around the contractors and have been (ranted access to concluded that "literally thousands of unwar- world." classified documents — particularly the Why have defense contractors swampeo ranted personnel security clearances" now ing the country perfectly suits the the government with clearance requests? needs of terrorists such as the Shiite He's right. When we start discuss- 115,000 civilians who have been given "top exist, and warned that the problem "con- secret" security clearances. "Contractors are faced with powerful incen- tinues to compound dally." Moslems who perpetrated last week's ing retribution for terrorism, we need A Dec. 10, 1M4, internal report by the tives to process their employees for The review panel also questioned whether TWA hijacking. If you happen to be an not restrict ourselves to talking about special Pentagon Industrial Security Review clearance and to clear them at the highest the growth of business firms given security Commission, obtained by our associate Tony conceivable level," the report explains. clearance "is fully Justified." It noted that international criminal who wants to bombs and warships and commando "This is the 'real world' aspect of the get your hands on some American raids. The United States owns ex- Capacdo, suggests that a significant number possibly 1,000 or 1,000 of the 1 J.000 businesses of defense-contractor employees who are contracting business." now holding security clearances "perform citizens, all you have to do Is hang clusive rights to the most powerful cleared to see highly classified documents Contractors "who have succeeded in toilet cleaning, painting and similar mainten- around a foreign airport for a few weapon on earth: the American have no need to. holding clearance requests to a minimum are ance." days and a planeload of potential dollar. Why not use It? Regarding the employees cleared for lop oftea victimised by the system for having EXECUTIVE MEMO: The FBI conducted secret, the report adds: "Perhaps done so," the report observes, because they victims is certain to drop in your lap. "For once," Breslin wrote, "this 140,111 security Investigations In connection 90,000-JS.OOO of the 115,000 clearances do not are put at a "distinct competitive disadvan- with the Los Angeles Summer Olympics last This is absolutely unnecessary, of country ought to show Its true have continuous access to top secret infor- tage" against companies that, "by abusing year and an additional 70,W for the two course. As Breslin points out in his strength, Its bankroll, and shake up mation. In fact, probably no more than 11,000 the system, have an ample supply of cleared personnel to perform on new, classified national political conventions. column, there are any number of the world." to 40,000 of the contractor personnel cleared UNDER THE DOME: Some fast-food at the top-secret level have ever had access contracts." places right in our own backyard that We'll buy that. chains are grumbling about Sen. Mack to top-secret information." As a "microcosm" of the existing situ- Mattingly, R-Ga.. who slipped a provision Yet the defense contractors keep asking ation, the Pentagon report cites a major into the defense authorisation bill delaying that more and more employees be cleared to California contractor where all but 701 of construction of fast food restaurants on handle sensitive malarial. The Pentagon %Ml •uiilnjaas have some degree of military bases until January 1, IMS. Existing report noted a 44 percent Increase in "top security clearance, and adds, "Of these TO, fast-food outlets on the outskirts of a Georgia secret," "secret" and "confidential" it woaid not be unreasonable to assume that military base - many of them ' Another big victory for Villanova clearances from 187» to 1983, and a disturbing perhaps 400 to M0 of them are in the process complained to Mattingly when tendency for overworked investigators to for security clearances ' the Pentagon announced a chaia i There can be one of two expla- The fiery and emotional Massimino "clear anyone" toe contractors want cleared. The report makes clear that the contrac- would be aUowed to build on the base Itself Though It attributes some of the huge tors won't reduce the number of security Mattingly wants the decision put off at least nations. The man is out of bis mind, turned down the deal, reportedly at Increase in security clearances to the Reagan clearances on their own. It points out, for until there has been time to study the or there's still some hope for the least 92.1 million over 10 years, after administration's "rearmament program," example, that Pentagon regulations already situation. traditional values of loyalty, family night-long negotiations and only hours and friends. before be was expected to be in- Rollie Massimino, a pure New troduced as the new Nets coach at an Jerseyan. yesterday surprisingly re- afternoon press conference. Even seasons go out of season jected an offer by the New Jersey "I felt it was in the best interests Nets that would have made him one of my family, Villanova, our play- of the highest-paid coaches in the ers to stay at Villanova," said the 51- BOSTON - I have Just been invited to an sports, where the schedules are about at ing. Today she'd be running late. The end-of-season sale. That, in itself, is not natural as Astroturf. The Boys of Summer National Basketball Association. He year-old Massimino. "The decision Christinas catalogs have all arrived by surprising. After all, spring ended on start playing with the snow and end In the Columbus Day. They are decking the com- decided to stay with his family and was very trying and tiring." Thursday. frost. Hockey teams were still skating after mercial halls with Imported holly before friends at Villanova University, the He could have added "shocking," in But the season that has (one on sale in my the ice had melted in northern Manitoba. Halloween. The 12 days of Christmas have defending national collegiate cham- this day and age of the big buck local department store is not spring. It is extended to 1*0. summer. I have been Invited to aa end-of- psons. bonanza in professional sports. Where did all the seasons go? What summer sale. happened to the dictionary definition of Now here I am, a woman who has not yet Ellen Goodman season as "one of the four natural divisions burned s strap mark onto her shoulder, and of toe year"? It seems that the more we are they are selling out the last sundresses A divided from nature, the less the seasons are woman who has not been in the water, but As for football, I suppose it's become the divided from each other. is warned to get my red-hot bathing suit tomato of sports. You can get it all year round now, but it's lost lit flavor. Nature plays a much smaller role in the OTHERS' before they're ail gone. A woman who has life of the average urban American than it barely turned on an air conditioner and Is told In fact, it is food that has been altered the once did. Fewer and fewer of us actually that "summer must go" to make room for most by our unseasonable way of life. When work outdoors. From Monday to Friday we the fall. The tell, mind you. I was a kid, we used to wait for the may only encounter the outdoors between the My personal dismay at this Invitation (it strawberries to ripen. Now we wait for the car and the door. Weather has become a New Jersey gets high marks does not require an RS. V.P.) is not the result plane to arrive. It's possible to get almost weekend event. of some profound desire to rush out to the anything at any time of year. But it's Increasingly, the air we breathe and the Anew nationwide survey has nearest dressing room, stand in front of a Impossible to get it to taste like anything. water we use is heated and cooled to a worker's compensation rules and three-way mirror basking in blue fluorescent ••awarded New Jersey high marks repaying the state's unemployment monolithic comfort tone. If you don't love light, and buy a bikini. Frankly, I prefer I have a Vermont friend who flunked a winter, you can leave it on the next super- for creating a favorable business Insurance debt to Uncle Sam also candlelight and hand mirrors and hand-me- blind tasting of berries one January. They saver. If you can't stand the beat, you can get climate for manufacturers. contributed to the improved climate. downs. were not blue or black, she maintained; they out of the kitchen and into an air-conditioned The annual survey conducted by the "New Jersey is winning In the But it seemed to me that this end-of-season were a species known u "Made in Cali- movie theater. tale was the ultimate markdown of the entire fornia." It's bard to know whether the ability to Chicago-based accounting firm of competition for business growth," concept of seasons. Today, seasons have Not only do we alter seasons, we invent protect ourselves from nature Is worth the Alexander Grant & Co. showed that says an official of the state Business themselves fone entirely out of season. pries «f alienation. But it's part of the It's bad enough that we uprooted assorted tome. Tell me, for example, what our New Jersey had the best business and Industry Association. "Ten years ancestors would make of the "cruise Western desire to master nature instead of holidays from their rightful place on the living with It. We consider It progress that J climate in the 12-sUte Northeastern ago the cost of doing business in the calendar and dropped them onto Monday. season"? Or the holiday season as we have region last year and moved from 29th state was the highest in the country. come to know and love it. The Plastic Man when we get up to the morning we have to -» Imagine what Mother Washington would say turn on the radio to know what the to 24th place nationally among the 48 Since then the state's public- and If site knew she bad given bird to George on of the modern commercial world can stretch its arms Into the most distant calendars and temperature is. states surveyed. private-sector leaders have worked a third Monday. But we now manipulate Indeed, if the Bible were being written whole seasons out of their sequence without pocketbooks. The survey bases its rankings on 22 extremely hard to turn that situation today, It wouldn't sty, "To everything there even a thought of Mother Nature. Once I read that Eleanor Roosevelt had all factors, including tax and population around." is a season." The psalm of modem life reads: The most blatant example of this is hi her Christmas shopping done by Thanksgiv- "One sit tor fits all." growth and vocational education en- The work, obviously, is paying off rollment, vhere New Jersey made in a healthier manufacturing *Ktor. impressive gains. Tightening up New Braswicfc HenMTNews YOURS
Defending Poor'i painting If anything she Is a rather modest nude who • i «|jJP^pa*«p cookies aa the views us ss much as we view bar. We are To The UUor: faced with the artist's grasp of reality and it The resent appearance of Penelope Pi registers in all of us. us that sates oar attention aad The Register "BSBTBI^BBB^SBBBW** •njl tto^b eusssasBtl outcry which ass appeared la Its) subtlety of the need tones aad the masterful coloring of the face and Its way do we asset* 0M „ Establishsd in 1878 — Published by The Rod Bank Register one of the 6 serious pornography on our news that baa happened to Red Bank In a long time, reflection of light reveals that Ms. Poor Is a A Capital Cities Communications inc. Newspaper fine technician aad an excellent composer. - —— — — - f| i i "•• • • *r» m •wivi It Is an elixir lor oar eyes and minds and, la our midst? Perhaps because ht t thi f h GEORGE J. LISTER t reeeh"ts commercial endorse... Pr««id«ni tnd Publisher ome.lthM ^&£Ett2™ SE* form of advertising and serves to n. stimulated everyone to s response of sns sort a second look. By the time we have taken our feelings towards the marketable If roe Bill Thompson Charles C. Triblehom Jane Foderaro or the other. even a casual glance at "Make-up" it has can seU it, It mast be of seme vafw. After Sunday Editor C% Editor all, money is sseeass - sad that we asaaO For oflaasrs, it is neither vulgar nor engaged not only our eyes, but our minds as understand. *-•»•• pornographic. It was not painted to stimulate the prurient or perverse side of our minds In an age when we have become visually MMY. JUNE 21. 1985 The Register
John C. DeMont Michael T. Pascale Robert M. Haralla Congressman OBITUARY Robert Michael Haralla, 37, died John C. DeMont, II, of Matawan, He was also a member and past Michael T. Pascale, », of Middle- died yesterday In Garden State grand commander of the Alahmbrs yesterday in Bayshore Community P. Jr. town, died yesterday in Riverview Hospital, Holmdel. takes hard line Nursing Home, Holmdel. of Keansburg, and a former member Medical Center, Red Bank. Born In Bayonne, Mr. DeMont had of the Matawan First Aid, and M.E. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr. Born in Bergenfield, Mr. Haralla toward Shiites bean a resident of Matawan Haley Hose Co., Matawan. Pascale moved to Middletown IS had lived in Tuckerton before mov- He was employed at Tidewater Oil His wile, Grace Crlpe DeMont, years ago. ing to HaxM one month ago. Co., Bayonne, for 40 years, and be died In 1963. A 1W3 graduate of Middletown WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Rob- was also an electrician supervisor at High School South, he was a student He was a black lack dealer at Surviving are a son, Edmund De ert Torricelli, D-N.J., has adopted a Anaconda Copper, Perth Amboy. Mont of Old Bridge; three daugh- at Robert Morris College, Pittsburg, Resorts International, Atlantic City, for one year. tough attitude toward the captors of He was a communicant of St. ters, Joan Hussey and Mary Beach the approximately 40 Americans ... He was employed by the Inventory Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, of Matawan, and Jacqueline Freyer He was a former teacher, em- being held hostage by Shiites in Control System, Florham Park. Keyport, and a former Matawan of Old Bridge; two listers, Mrs. ployed at Matawan High School, Beirut. Surviving are his parents, Michael Borough Councilman from IMS to Doris Fish and Mrs. Viola Scnencle, where he was musical director from The Hackensack congressman, J. Pascale and Patricia Donovan illiam W. Mumford Sr. I960. also of Whiting; six grandchildren 1976 to 1984. He was also employed one of New Jersey's most liberal ' Pascale of Middletown; and a sister, He was a member and past grand and 11 great-grandchildren. at the Lloyd School, Matawan. legislators here, said yesterday that Kristin Pascale, at home. William W. Mumford, ST., 80, of knight of the Fourth Degree Knight! the United States must consider The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, The John F. Pfleger Funeral He' was s member of the Mu- formerly of Atlantic of Columbus, Lodge 3402. using military force to free the Is in charge of arrangements. Home, Middletown, is in charge of sicians Union, Perth Amboy, and the died Wednesday at hii prisoners who were taken during the arrangements. Directors Guild of America, New York City. hijacking of TWA Flight 847 last Born In Vancouver, Wash., Mr. VeraFeddeler Friday. Mumford moved to New Jersey In Surviving are his wife, Jeanne "If our hostages are to ultimately 1930 and resided in Atlantic High- Landells Haralla; a daughter, Tracy die, as inevitably some may die, I Vera Feddeler, 85, of Shrewsbury Park, and was also a member of the Ruben Hailstork R. Haralla, at home; and his mother, hope the last sounds they heard were land! for six years before moving to died yesterday in the Weitwood Hall Methodist Women and the Methodist Panlppany SI yean ago. Ruben Hailstork, 88, of Red Bank, Mrs. Rose Haralla of Haxlet. of American soldiers attempting Nursing Home, Long Branch. Home Auxiliary. their rescue, so at least they'll know died yesterday In Freehold Area The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Born In New York City, Mrs. Her husband, Albert C. Feddeler, they weren't forgotten, weren't from Prior to retiring IS years ago, he Hospital, Freehold Township. is in charge of arrangements. Feddeler lived In Aibury Park and died in 1943. i nation of cowards," Torricelli said. worked as a microwave research West Allenhurst before moving to Born in Amelia County Va., Mr. scientist with Bell Laboratories In Shrewsbury three years ago. Surviving are two sons, Albert J. Hailstork lived in Red Bank for the Whlppany for 40 years. Feddeler, with whom she lived, and past 70 years. She served as a Republican Com- Robert O. Feddeler of Eatontown; He worked for 18 years as an He was a member of the Denville mitteewoman for Asbury Park from four grandchildren and two great- equipment operator for the Ameri- Community United Methodist 1(40-1960. grandchildren. can Smelting and Refining Company, Church, Dennville, where he was a Perth Amboy, retiring in 197$. She was a member of the First The Ely Funeral Home, Neptune, member of the board of finance . He was a member of toe Calvary United Methodist Church, Asbury ii in charge of arrangements. Baptist Church, Red Bank, and a He was treasurer of the Sedgef ield member of its trustee board. Civic Association. Surviving are a niece, Mary Cox of The Traditional Leader Mr. Mumford Is listed in Who's Francis R. Crepeau Middletown; three nephews, Earl Who In America under the heading! Mallory of Atlantic Highlands, the Fromjapan of Science Industry, and Methodism. Francis Raymond Crepeau, 68, of Survivng are his wife, Marie Rev. Guilford Davis of Perth Amboy Matawan, died yesterday in F.E. RiccardelU Crepeau; four sons, and Howard Davis of Washington, Surviving are Us wife, Elizabeth Parker Memorial Home, Ronald Crepeau of Cambridge, N. Y., DC. Ooglass Mumford; a son, William W. Piscataway. Raymond Crepeau of Marietta, Ga., The Adams Memorial Home, Red Mumford, Jr., of Manchester, Robert Crepeau of Jackson, and Bank, is in charge of arrangements. Conn.; a daughter, Mrs. Joan M. Born in New York City, Mr, Richard Crepeau of Dover; two SturU of Franklin, Pa.; two Crepeau had lived in Roselle before brothers, Albert Crepeau of Oneon- brothers, Edgar R. Mumford of moving to Matawan 14 years ago. ta, N.Y., and Roland Crepeau of Anapolii, Md , and Harold S. Mum- Jackson; two sisters, Mrs. Corlne He was a supervisor for General ford of Walnut Creek, Calif.; eleven Sommers, and Mildred Crepeau of Cornelius Broderick Jr. Motors, Linden, for 35 yean, retir- grandchildren and twelve great- North Bergen; and seven grand- ing in 1970. Cornelius P. Broderick, Jr., 44, of grandchildren. children Port Monmouth, died Wednesday in He was a communciant of St. Riverview Medical Center, Red The Par Troy Funeral Home, Lawrence Roman Catholic Church, The Waitt Fuenral Home, Morgan- Bank. Parsippany, Is In charge of arrange- Laurence Harbor. ville, Is in charge of arrangements. Born in Scarsdale, NY., Mr. ments. Broderick resided in Cranford before moving to the Port Monmouth section of Middletown in 1979. 2OT Death Notice William E. Ward Sr. He was a 1983 graduate of the 8H06UN Citadel Military College in South MUMFORD — MM w Sr.. m Jim IS. ISM Carolina. icaaMnrtt I ar BUM* D. Inaa fulfill] _ j 1 mnaiiii w. jc. aM Mn. Jaan M William E. Ward Sr., of Fort He was a member of the First He was a U.S. Army veteran of the flni •jwllty tax* al Franaan. Pa. tnmr at ttmj R. mi HaraM Myers, Fla., died Monday in Presbyterian Church, Rumson. Vietnam War. S MtmnMK 11 arandttiam and 11 gia«- franamaaian. RMVM ana manat ara IMM IO Riverview Medical Center, Red Surviving are bis wife, Brigitte an mnm HrMa a* Sinn
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Sexual disease clinic Steniel, a certified appraiser with The Haslet, Aberdeen and the International Society of Ap- GRADUATES — Newton Beron, right, education coordinator, praisers, Is manager of Building II Matawan Regional Health Depart- 6COUTING AWARD - Fred S. Faber, left, chairman of the volunteer ments will sponsor a sexually trans- presents diploma to Dawn Bacote during graduation ceremonies held and has taught a MAECOM antiques by the Monmouth County Association for Retarded Citizens recognition committee of the Northeast Region, Boy Scouts of course for five years. mitted disease clinic at Bayshore Hospital. The free clink U is held adolescent program in St. Luke's United Methodist Church, Long America, congratulates J. Fred Billet, center, after presenting him with Members and non-members are every Monday from i tot p.m. In the the Silver Antelope Award of Scouting. Loren Riggins, a committee invited to attend. For assured seat- Branch. Suzanne Buck, Christine Trzeszkowskl and Pamela Gnllo wait outpatient clinic No appointments tnernber, looks on. ing call Mary Kirby. Red Bank. their turn. Others who received diplomas were Jeffrey Berg, Teresa are necessary. All services are Callaghan, Jesus Carrion, Anthony DiCapua, Donna Hawley, Robert confidential Meyers and Louis Qlannini. Billet receives Scouting award Mj| rj|8jown In the community, Billet served as MIDDLETOWN - J. Fred Billet, a member of the Middletown Town- here, received the Sliver Antelope ship Economic Development Com- Atlantic City trip Award from the Boy Scouts of mittee, the finance committee of the America at its annual regional Shadow Lake Association and a The Bayshore Recreation Center, /t meeting in Puerto Rico. successful capital campaign for his a facility of the Middletown Town- A paid directory of coming events for non-profit orianixations. Rates 1S.75 for three lines for 1 day (11.00 etch The award was presented to Billet additional line), $500 for three 11DM for two dan (II50 each additional line), $$.90 for three lines for three days church. ship Department of Parks and ($2.00 each additional line). 17.M for tare* lines for four or five days (B» each additional line), $t.00 for three lines for his distinguished volunteer ser- Scouting'i Northeast region, the Recreation, is accepting appli- vjpe- to Scouting in the Northeast lor ill to eight dayi ($J 50 each additional line), $10 SO for three lines for nine to ten dayi (WOO each additional line) largest of six regions in the country, cations for its trip to Harrah's $13 50 for three lines for eleven days. Each additional day 11.00, each additional line $3.00 Deadline 11 AM. two days Begkm and for his contributions in comprises Scout councils from Marina Casino, Atlantic City, August before publication Call The Daily Register, S41-W00, ask for The Date Secretary. ttfe community. Maine to Virginia, plus Puerto Rico, 4. The bus will leave the center at 4 JUNE II - FRIDAY HOUSE TOUR potpourri of homes 1.19 p.m. Paramount Theater, ;B« had previously been awarded the Virgin Islands and councils in p.m. and return at 1:30 a.m. Ad- Singles Again one of the shores and gardens. AU. Highlands Histori- Asbury Park. Orchestra $15-$10-$S the Order of the Arrow distinguished Europe. The region's total member- mission to the "Chita Rivera show" largest dances every Friday p.m. In cal Society. 11-4 Refreshment! Start Metsanlne $15, Balcony $7 5015 ***v|«e award and the Whitney M ship numbers more than 800,000 is included. For reservations, call the ballroom of the Empress Hotel at museum, 27 Prospect Circle 17 S31-I37I for reservations. Yooa| service award for hit com- the center. Ball Room on the ocean by Asbury Pall 291-M54 ntsnlrv service Ave. Orientation 3 p.m. Dance t p.m. COLTS NECK - ANNUAL VAN- Billet served scouting pro- Complimentary buffet. All singles Monmouth Jewish Singles 21-31, KEE PEDDLER sale (Flea Mar- fessionally from 1938 until his retire- welcome For further Info call hosts a under the stars house party. keti Sponsored by the Colts Neck ment in 1979. As national director of 7:30 p.m. til t Volleyball, DJ, Historical Society, at the Montrote barbeque 1] Spring Garden Rd., Lin- Schoolhouse. Monlrose Rd <• Cedar operations, he was responsible for FOCUS weekly dance for all! activities and program service at six croft. Members $5. Non-members $8 Dr 9-3 p.m. For Info, call 462-1371. singles, separated, divorced, a.. 747-1.11 eve. *»U. «*days regional service centers. He also WE BEAT THEJOHPETITION widowed Presbyterian Church Hall, served the trust fund development 352 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury. H* Stone Church Fair • Navesink, Sat NJ Symphony Orchestra pops con- committee and capital campaign block east off Rt. 31). DJ, buffet. 10-3 p.m.. White elephants, books. cert, Brookdale Campus, Lincrofl committee for the Scouts' Mon- Donation $5 Discussions I p.m. games, plants k food. "An American Salute." Bring a pic- tnooth Council in Oakhurst. Dance J JO p.m. nic spread. Gates open 5 10 p m Con- He is presently a member of the JUNE 22 - SUNDAY cert 7:20 p.m. {Rain or shine) Adult The Joan Parent Realtors parking Northeast Region Board and serves JUNE J1-J7 $5 Child $2. Day of concert M M RED BANK ARMY NAVY FRIDAY-THURSDAY lot sale, 10 am 5 p.m. Rain data Sun m many of its committees. Monmouth Arts Center $424002 St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High June 30. Reservations 110 per space 12 M0NM0UTH ST • RED BANK • 842-8333 landi. will sponsor a trip on the MIs- Call Joan Parent Realtors dally M AUGUST 4 - SUNDAY nuipi Queen. Memphis to New Or- p.m. 22M114. Antiques, furniture, Trip to Harrah's Casino leans. Call »i-ot7« or 2*1-0272. clothing, jewelry. '$2 Chevy Van, etc "Chlfhafe" with ChlU Rivera Transportation, show, $$ coins, JUNE H-U - JUNE tt - TUESDAY foodies on bus. $20 per person. 50%-60% OFF SATURDAY-SUNDAY Navesink House - "Let's get Ac- Leaves 4 p.m. Returns approx. 12:19 Senior Choir of Calvary Baptist quainted Luncheon." Learn more p.m. 717-1(90 tor info Benefit for Church, comer of Bridge Ave. k about our Retirement Community Physically Handicapped Program River St., Red Bank will be cel- On Rt 35 in Red Bank. 1:30 a.m. EVERYTHING ebrating their (3rd anniversary on Registration and refreshments Slide AUGUST 17 - SATURDAY Sat., 7:30 p.m. with various groups presentation, apt. tour, question time The Middletown Township H.S., WEDNESDAY JUNE 19 through TUESDAY JUNE 26 for the night and Sun., 3:30 p.m. with and $2. Luncheon. Call $42-3400 for class of 'W and 'M. 20 year class Rev. Steele from Freehold to bring reservations. reunion Lakeside Manor, Haslet. NJ • SALE INCLUDES ALL CAMPING EQUIPMENT the message. Come out and support For Info 4*644*2. 222-70*6. $42-4*4* us on both occasslons. The Asbury Park Chapter Daniel T. Newman • 6.I. SURPLUS • MILITARY & WORK CLOTHING SPEBSQSA Inc. guest night. We sing SEPTEMBER 2-1* JUNE H - SATURDAY every Tuesday night, 7 45 p.m. at St MONDAY-MONDAY 2000 INDIA DRESSES • SKIRTS • BLOUSES Flea Market at Fair Haven Fire- Lukes Methodist Church, Broadway. St. Agnes Church. Atlantic High- innapolis graduate house grounds Jane B, rain data Long Branch. Come Join us see the lands, will sponsor a trip to Norway, * FEATURING - THIS WEEK June H Benefit of Holy Communion fun your missing Sweden and Denmark Cost SIM* per ;»ODDLETOWN - Daniel T. New- Church Spaces M Tables * space person, double occupancy Call an. son of Margaret M. Newman, $14. Reservations Call $43-43*7 after JUNE M - SATURDAY 2*1-097* or 2*1-0272 here, and Robert B. Newman, Mt ALL CAMP 6 CAMPING EQUIPMENT 3. Metro Lyric Opera "El Travalore" Vernon. Va . graduated from the ^Vted States Naval Academy, An- INCLUDING ALL DUFFLE BAGS • PONCHOS •ipoiis, Md , and was commissioned • WOOL BLANKETS • FLASHLIGHTS • GROUND CLOTHS J, second lieutenant in the Marine • G.I., FOOT LOCKERS • TENTS • SLEEPING BAGS ttrps r> Newman, who hopes to become a • ARMY COTS • BACK PACKS • COMPASSES • AXES Urine pilot, will begin his training • AIR MATTRESSES • SLEEPING PADS • HAMMOCKS METRO LYRIC OPERA t Quantico. Va. • SURVIVAL KNIVES • MESS KITS • CANTEENS ERA TOGNOLL Executive Artistic Director Newman graduated from Totten- • DOUBLE BURNER STOVES • CAMPING UTENSILS jlie High School and was an Eagle Present* i-out with Troop 5090, Eltlngville, • SURVIVAL FOOD7 DAYS • SAN AD WIIMUCHK MORE tajen Island. "IL TROVATORE" by Giuseppe Verdi SATURDAY, JUNE 29,1985 at 8:15 P.M. 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The play tells the story of a food BLUESBREAKERS - John May- comedy-thriller, "Deathtrap," open- all's Bluesbreakers are in concert at ed the summer season at the Levin and wine connoisseur with an eye for women. At a party he meets his the Club Bene Dinner Theater, Route Theater on the Douglass College 35. Sayreville, at 9 p.m. today. campus of Rutgers University, New match in a young woman, and the Brunswick. battle of the sexes begins. Mayall was formerly with Eric The Levin Theater Company is a Joseph Rembisz. New Monmouth, Clapton, Jack Bruce, Mick Taylor, professional troupe in residence is the director. Performances are at Mick Fleetwood and John McVie. summers at the university. 1:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and The show is preceded by dinner, "Deathtrap" is about a successful Thursdays; 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays optional, at 7 p.m. Contact the dinner writer of Broadway thrillers who, through Saturdays, and at 7:30 p.m. theater for reservations. struggling to overcome a dry spell, Sundays. is prepared to go to any length to There is an optional dinner served KOOL CONCERT - Kool and the improve his fortunes. The plot before each performance. Contact Gang, rhythm and blues pop band of unfolds with twists, turns, and the theater for reservations. this decade, entertain today at Great sudden shocks in a blending of thrills Adventure, Jackson. and laughter. Musical Theater They are performing songs from Performances are at 8 p.m. Today the new record album and their old "THE PIRATES OF ones. through Sunday and June 25 to 30. PENZANCE" - Gilbert and The Levin Theater box office has Tickets are available at the Great Sullivan's operetta "The Pirates of Adventure box office. ticket information. Penzance" is being staged at the "LAST OF THE RED HOT Jewish Community Center. 100 JAY BLACK AT BENE - Jay LOVERS" - Rising Star Pro- Grant Ave., Deal Park, Ocean. Black and the Americans return for ductions is presenting "Last of the Miriam Kafker, Middletown, their eighth engagement at the CTub Red Hot Lovers" at the Empress plays the role of Mable Norman Bene Dinner Theater, Route 35, Dinner Theater. Asbury Park. Hart is the Pirate King Morgan, tomorrow. The show is at Richie's at the The show maintains its original Empress. music and plot, but has a modem This noted recording group of the Performances are Friday and presentation. 1960s is performing at 7:30 and 11:30 Saturdays at 8 p.m., with dinner at Curtain is at 8:30 p.m. June 27, p.m. Each show is preceded by an 6:30 p.m., and at 3 p.m. Sundays, 9.30 p.m. tomorrow and June 29, and optional dinner served 90 minutes with dinner at 1:30 p.m. at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. before each curtain. The dinner theater may be con- Ticket information 4s available Contact the club for reservations. tacted for ticket information from the Community Center. IN COMPETITION — The "I DON'T WANT HER ..YOU "ANNIE" — The Monmouth Coun- Squan River Band will compete in BAND CONCERT - The trie national Wild Turkey Battle of CADAVER! (SHE'S TOO STIFF ty Park System's Summer Theater Brookdale Community College Band FOR ME)" — A new comedy by presentation, "Annie," is on stage at Country Bands In Nashville, is in concert at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Tenn., in October. Members are Jane Milmore and Billy Van Zandt is the Thompson Park Theater Barn, Allaire Village. Wall. having its premiere at the Dam Site Newman Springs Road, LIncroft Shad Woolley, Spring Lake Qinner Theater, 1213 Sycamore Performances are today through Also featured is an art show and Heights; Altha Cook, Brielle; Rich- Ave , Tinton Falls. Sunday and June 29 and 30. sale noon to 4 p.m. All events are ie Gaffney, Wall; and Corkey It's the playwrights' newest offer- Curtain is at 8:30 p.m. each open to the public. Spittiehouse, Ocean. ing. They return annually to star in performance. their newest play along with local Program reservations at Thomp- talent they choose. Van Zandt is also son Park may be contacted for ticket the director. information. Performances are Wednesdays 'DISNEY SUMMER MAGIC and weekends through June 30. SHOW" — The combination live Dinner at 0:30 is followed by stage show/feature film, "The Dis- curtain at 8:30 p.m. Contact the Dam ney Summer Magic Show," opens a Site for reservations. 10-week engagement today at Radio "THERE'S A GIRL DM MY City Music Hall, New York. Boat. Batf »3.75 SOUP" — The Broadway hit com- Tickets are available at the Music TURJCtU edy, "There's a Girl In My Soup," is Hall box office or from Ticketworld. TUBl STEAK (Hot toj) >L85 Sal. 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JUNE 21, 1985 '** Tfce WEEKEND UPDATE Silver, has opened a new exhibit, Auditions training for young musicians through 7:10 p.m. today at the Monmoulh — Persons 14 and older may register STRATION - A demonstration of pade IX. Candidates are selected to County Library, Eastern Branch, for a blacksmlthing workshop blacksmithing takes place noon to 3 Italian Majolica pottery. PARK SUMMER THEATER - participate in oat of three or- Shrewsbury. planned for 9 a.m. to noon tomorrow p.m. Sunday at Longstreet Farm, The exhibit features colored and Performers are invited to partici- chestras, the New Jersey Youth The film Is Uw story of a self- at Longstreet Farm, Longstreet Longstreet Road, Holmdel. ornamental pottery loaned by Fran- pate in the Monmoulh County Park Symphony, the Preparatory Or- confessed genius with a grudge Road, Holmdel Persons under 12 must be accom- cis Bates. It continues through Sept System s open auditions for Summer chestra and the Orchestral String against a soap company who de- Program reservations at Thomp- panied by an adult. The program, 1. The museum Is open 2 to 4 p.m. TTieater performances of "Romeo Training ensemble. termines to win astronomical sums son Park, Llncroft. should be con- sponsored by the Monmouth County Sundays only. .ind Juliet " on Its radio quii. tacted Park System, is Int. SEASONAL -SOJOURNS - The Auditions are at 8 p.m. July IS and Admission Is free. ALLAIRE FLEA MARKET - A exhibition, "Seasonal Sojourns: Mi- 16 at Tatum Park Activity Center. SUNDAY SEMINAR - A pro- flea market takes place ( a.m. to 4 MUSEUM PUTTKHY EXHIBIT grations in North America," Is Heath Center. Red HiU Road. gram on roses Is this week's Sunday Special Events p.m. tomorrow at historic Allaire - The Little Silver Post Office featured at Monmouth Museum, Middletown Seminar at Deep Cut Park. Rod HiU Village, Wall Museum, Prospect Avenue, Little Llncroft Additional information is avail- Road. Middletown VOLUNTEERS TRAINING - POETRY READINGS - Poet able by contacting Angela Knot at The 2 p.m. program, for adults, Is The Ocean Grove Historical Society Diane Lilli. formerly of Long the park system free. a training session for tour Branch, presents a reading of her Fun Seekers: VOITH SYMPHONY - The New FRIDAY NIGHT FUCKS - guide volunteers at 10 a.m. tomor- original work at I p.m. Sunday at Jersey Youth Symphony is having Champagne for Caesar," starring row hi Ocean Grove. Ron's West End Pub, Long Branch. Why We Offer You auditions through Sunday at the Ronald Colman, Vincent Price, Interested persons may meet at Poets John Samulary and Daniel $ I'nited Methodist Church. Summit Celeste Holme, Barbara Brit ton and the Great Auditorium, Ocean Grove. Weeks are also reading Art Linkletter. Is being presented at BLACKSMITH DEMON- 5" In Absolutely The symphony provides orchestral BLACKSMITHING WORKSHOP FREE COUPONS We want you to be our customer ART CALENDAR One visit will do it Here's Why: New Robert Cohen. Mark S. Levine. Ellen HANDCRAFT GUILD - The 10th L Smith, Richard P. Weyersberg KEANSBURG AMUSEMENT PARK anniversary of The Handcraft Guild and Valentine. It closMt to Horn* • Has Special v» price * pay 1 price (POP) Days of Central Jersey is being celebrated It continues through Wednesday. Hat No Admlulon Charge at Tuesday's meeting at the East GAINSBURG STONE EXHIBIT • Hu In Nw SCREAMIN' Brunswick Public Libeary Jean Hat the Fabulous White Rapid - "Romancing A Stone." presenting Water Slide DEMON" the Largmt All Steel Walling Civic Center. works in stone by Sharon Gainsburg, Roller Cottier on the Ettltrn The organization welcomes begin- Wayside sculptor, is featured at Hu 3 Giant Arcade* Seaboard ners and professionals. It offers Gem Art Galleries Inc., Long Hat IS Super Thrill Ridas • Hat 150 Total Attractions demonstrations and educational dis- Branch plays. Dot Sinclair. Cliffwood Beach. This Is Gainsburg's first one- Hat 25 Kiddle Ride* • Hat Loll ol Parking may be contacted for additional woman show in seven years in information Monmouth County She has exhibited FESTIVAL EXHIBITORS - An widely in the United States, and her exhibition of paintings by nationally work is in major corporate collec- known artists with close ties to New tions. of Free Coupons and Start Jersey opens Sunday in the gallery of 25 The Gainsburg exhibit continues Becoming our Customer the Kirby Arts Center at the Law- through June 39. renceville School The exhibit, in GRENA EXHIBIT - A one- conjunction with the June Opera person exhibit by Barbara Grena is Festival, features work by seven taking place at Little Silver Borough PRINT FOR CONSERVATION - A male Cinnamon Teal with spring artists, including George Segal. Ben Hall. Prospect Avenue. Little Silver. Dlumage is the subject of trie 52nd annual Federal Migratory Bird Sfcahn and Richard Anuszkiewici. Works in a variety of media and Hunting and Conservation stamp and is available as a full color print. CONTEMPORARY DRAWINGS subject matter are featured. MM Part - P.O. Boi 1H, Ktamburg, N.J. 07714 Each limited edition print is signed and numbered by Oklahoma artist K1-4H-14M — The third in a series of exhibitions The artist is a member of the Gerald Mobley and available at Create Your Frame, Red Bank exploring the richness and vitality of _J contemporary drawing. "New Work oa Paper 3." opens Thursday at The Museum of Modem Art, New York. The exhibition presents a selection NEW 7 DOT ADVANCE PURCHASE PLAN THROIXIH JUNE 30. of drawings by six artists noted for their work in other areas: Robert Morris and Bruce Nauman, sculptors; James Rosenquist. Rob- ert Ryman and Pat Steir. painters, add Robert Wilson, performance artist It continues through Sept. 3. GUGGENHEIM PAINTINGS - An exhibition of more than 100 paintings that span four decades opens next Friday at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York. Painterly Visions. 1940-1884 The (tyggenheim Museum Collection and Nlajor loans," is a presentation drawn from the museum's extensive holdings and supplemented with major loans from private collectors. It illustrates the international character of postwar painting and the pictorial concerns that artists HOW TO have pursued since World War II - Among the artists represented are Miro. Giacometti. Dubuffet, Jorn, Tapies. Bacon, Stuart Davis, Al- berts. Hofmann, Gorky, de Kooning, Pollock. Motherwell. Rothko, Rauschenberg, Warhol, Lichtens- tein. Stella, Noland, Richter. Man- gold. Chia. Cucchi. Dibbets and Kiefer The exhibit closes Sept. 3. STOUT EXHIBIT - Futuristic art by Richard H. Stout Is on exhibit in the fine arts department of the Long MAKAKEE Branch Public Library, 328 Broad- way. Stout, of Red Bank, is showing landscapes. He has exhibited at many galleries in Monmouth County and won first prize at toe Monmouth County Arts Council juried exhi- bition in 1983 and at the Red Bank Festival of the Aits in 1082. Stout's exhibit continues during regular library hours until July 12. PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT - Works by 14 photographers make up an exhibit in Gallery 10 at Brookdale Community College. Lincroft. "Photography III" presents the ENDSS MEET work of Ruth Shenhar, Anne Lucyk, Dorothea R. Hurley, Paul Cuba, Fred Duff. Nancy Callendo, Patricia Flynn. Cindy Buff. Barry Roth, Ted (TUES.-WED. j (THURS.-MON.) Frank's (TUES.- (THURS. Fishery WED.j MON.) ALBUQUERQUE Grand Opening NEW ORLEANS •TI9/M29 DALLAS/FT. 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Some blackout dales appiy. a „ penany wr canceaanon or cnenoes after tick* is issued Seats aw limited. Fares are subject to change without notice Other restrictions may apply 583-6070 t fcskfect to aveslaMMy ssMl Is Man** at lie** dtpwtur* Him only. ©1985 Eastern Air Linn Inr. FRIDAY. JUNE 21. 1985 The Register 13A ART CALENDAR MOVIE TIMETABLE Paitel Society of America, the Guild SCHERER GALLERY - A group Information for the movll tlmelafcla If Fri. ParMct (R| Ram Mal. 1 00. 7 20; SI. ilfflo'l MAVMW aOOARt CINIMA II- of Creative Art, the Art Alliance of exhibition featuring the work of provided by theater operators Slnoe movlee ere Flra (RI 9:40; Sal.. Perfect 1:00, 7:20. 9:40 Fri.. Sat.. Coooon (PO-13) 12:00. 2:30. 9:00. Monmouth County and the Mon- •ubpci 10 change. II la recommended Vial teed- RT 9 CINtMA II. 7 30. 1000 more than 41 kaleidoscope artists ara can lha theater to oonflrm oorraol ttmaa. Fri. Pnnl'l Honor (R) Ram Mal 1 00, 7 19, mouth Arts Gallery. She works in continues at Scherer Gallery, 93 MOM MOUTH COUNTY 9:19; Sat., 1:00. 7:19. 949 Fri.. Sri Hfi Million* (PO) Run Mal 1 00. pastel, oil, watercolor and pen and FIT. 9 CINIMA III- 7:90, 9:30. Sal. 1:00. 7:30. 9:30 School Road West, Marlboro Fri . Lrfa Foroa (Rl RaUl Mai 1:00. 7 40. 9:40; ink in a realistic and impressionistic m., Maak IPO-HI "»• »•» Sal 2 00. 7:15. Sal. 1:00. 7:40, 9:40 Also featured are new soft pastel- Fri., Llle Force (Rl ReM Mal 1 00, 7 40. 9:40, style. 9:30 RT. S CINIMA IV- Sal, 1:00. 7 40. 9 40 colored sllkscreens by Japanese tnUTHMOM CWUIA H- Frt.. Sacrat Admlrar (P.) Ram Mal. 1 00. 7 39. The exhibit continues through next frt.. Jual ona o) «w aura (PQ-UI 710. Leal • 39. Sal, 1:00. 7:39. • 36 artist Koto. Dragon (PO-I3I 9:20; Sal. Jual ona ol 0>a Ouy» tUtUT Rao SANK novas i- Friday, and may be viewed t a.m. to 'M; Laat Dragon 9 20 Frl., A View 10 a KID (PO) Rain Mat 100.7:19. The exhibits continue through AtiuftV PAHK RT ssomvs-iN 9:49. Sal.. 1:00. 7:19.9:46 p.m. weekdays. Frt.. Sat.. Savarry HUM Cop (F1) 9:00, 12 16. MD SANK MOVISS II- June 28. Lvne I-TMMTM- PoUoa Aoadomy 2 I PO-13) 11:00 Fri.. Pleton (PO) ReM Mal 1:00. 7 90. ID. MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM - GRAUPE-PILLARD N.Y. SHOW Fn\. Sal.. AH-Male Adurl FUma (XXX) ooninu- Sal. 1:00. 7:30. 9:30 oua from noon (rough ll» • M TOWN. SHWWMUFIY The first retrospective of the work of — Freehold artist Grace Graupe- LYRIC H-THSATIM- Fri.. Juot ona ot the Ouya (PQ-13) 7:39. »39; 9im«W«»UaiY PLAZA CINIMA I- COVER ARTIST — A sketch of •ft. Sal.. AK-OM Adult Fllme (XXX) oonUnuoua Sal. 1:00, 7 36. «» Frt., OdOMaa (POI 1 30. 4:20. 7 20. 8 45 Richard Stone Reeves, noted painter Pillard is among 32 artists whose from noon through 11:30 PM COUHTP.V- SHWaWSaHWY PLAZA CIMIMA II- works are featured in "The Razor the Sandy Hook lighthouse by Frt , Tha Laat Dragon (PO-131 7:30. »30. Sal. Frl., Perteot (Rl 2:00. 4:30. 7:20. 9:90 of thoroughbred race horses, is PARK nrimn 1:00. 7:30, 9:30 featured at Montclair Art Museum, Show" at Jayne H. Baum Gallery of Kay Turner, Rumson artist, Fri.. Sat, Two Hoi NOW Straight Fllma (XXX) LONO 9MANCH smawiauRT KAZA CINIMA HI- graces the cover of the 1985 oonHmjoua from noon through U 30 P.M. LONOKUK»I- Fri.. D.A.R.V L (PO) 1:00. 3:10, 9:20. 7 30. » 40 ] S. Mountain Ave., Montclair. the Hudson Center Galleries, New ATLANTIC HMMLANM Frl . 000MM (POI Flam MM. 1:00, 7:30, 9:41; MIDORIS*! COUNTY Reeves has been commissioned to York. Monmouth County Directory. ATLANTIC CINtMA I- Sal. 1:00. 7:30. B4S UMON Fri.. Maak (PO-18) 7 28. • 30; Sal. 2:00 7:25. LONQ MUNCH N- MflH.0 PARK CIMIMA |. paint more international racing Graupe-Plllard is exhibiting two Turner is president of the Mon- • 30 Fri., D.A.R Y.L (PQ) Rain Mal 1 00. 7:49. 9.46; Fri.. Pertact (Rl 1:10. 3 28, 9:40. 10:20; St. ATLANTIC CINtMA II. Sal. 140. 7:49. 945 Elmo'I Fire |R) 9:00: Sal.. Perfect |R) 1:10. 3 25 champions than any other artist in large works, one done in 1978 and mouth Arts Gallery. Fri.. Juat ona of lha Suva (PQ-13) 7 30. Sat.. 9:40. 9 00, 10:20 another recent piece. The exhibit 2 00, 7 30 MIDOUTTOWH MIHLO PARK CINIMA II history. This exhibition gives the ATLANTIC CIHSMA III- UA MIDOLITOWN I- Fn.. Sal.. Coooon (PO-13) 1:00. 3 10. 5 20, public the opportunity to see the continues through June 29. Ocean Grove Businessmen's As- Fn . Sat.. Tlta Laal Dragon (PO-131 t:1S Frl., Sal, datum to Ol (PQ) 1:19. 3 16. 5:15. 7:40, 9 55, 1240 (ATOMTOWN -'-I, 9:30. 11:10 WOOOSMIDOI original paintings of the great LIBRARY ART EXHIBIT - sociation and the Chamber of Com- COMMUNITY I- CINIMA I- thoroughbreds for the first time. Geometric impressionism paintings Frl . Rambo (R) Rain mal. 1:00.7:30. 9:30. Sal., Frt., Sal., OOOnlai (PO) 1:00. 3:19. 5:30, 7:*i, Fn . Sat. OooMee (POI 12:46. 3:00. 9:10. 7:30. merce. 1:00. 7 30. 9:» 9 45, ma tkwglee 12:00 9:46 The exhibit continues through July by Kirk Rendelson comprise an EXHIBITING SPACE AVAIL- COMMUNITV II- UA MIOOLITOWN III- CIMIMA II- Fri . Sacral Admlrar (R) Rain Mat. 1:00. 7:46. Fri.. Sat.. Prmi'i Honor (R) 2:30. 4:49. 7.15. Frt.. Set. D.A.R.V L. IPO) 2. 4. a. 9. 10 | 31. exhibit at the Monmouth County ABLE — Space is available at the 8 45,. Sat., 1:00. 7:46. 9:49 9:30. 11:49 SOMSRaJT COUNTY Library, Eastern Branch, Monmouth County office of the UA MIOOLITOWN IV- SOtHRSfT ART IN THE PARK - A two- IMT ammtwicK Frl . Sal. Rambo (HI 2:00. 4:00. 1:00, 9:00. L CINIMA I- Shrewsbury. Superintendent of Schools, Campbell • RUNIWICK 9OUAM CIMIMA I- 10:00, 12:00 Fri.. Sat, Coooon (PQ-13) 1:00. 3 10. 519. person art show of photographs by Frl , Sat.. Ooonlet (PO-13) IIS. 1:19. 5:30. 7:10, 9:40. 11:90 The artist's favorite subjects are Court and Route 9, Freehold, for 7 25, 9:90 UA woourrowN v- Bennie Clay Jr. and Chuck Mlley is Fri.. Sal.. Lira Foroa (R) 1:49. 3:49. 9:49, 7:49. RUTOtRS PULZA CINIMA II- carousels. local artists to exhibit. •RUH9WICK SOUAM CINIMA II Fri.. Sat .Rambo |R) 2. 4. 0. 9. 10, 12:00 at the Thompson Park Visitor Fri.. Sat. Cocoon IPQ-13} 12:49. 3:00, S 15. 9:49. 11:49 This exhibit, through next Friday, There is no fee to exhibit, but the 7:40. t:5S UA MI0OL1TOWN VI- RUTMM PLAZA CINIMA III Center, Newman Springs Road, Lin- PMBHOLD Fri.. Sacral Admlrar (R) 2:19. 9:46. Parted |R) Frt.. Sal. Life Foroa |R) 1:49. 3 50. 9:00. 9:10, may be viewed during regular 10:10. 12.00 croft. mounting and dismounting of the PKUHOLD CINtMA 9- 4:10: SI Almo'e Flra (P.) 7:49; Sal, SacrM Ad- library hours. Fri., Sat., Cocoon IPO-131 1:00. 7 25. » 48 mirer |R| 2:19, 7:00; Parted (R) 4:30, »:3O; Fri a RUTOUM PLAZA CINIMA IV- Clay, Freehold, travels the world exhibit is the artist's responsibility. FMtHOLD CINIMA 9- Sal. Song remain* the aame 11:49 Frl . Sat. Odunlea (PO) 1:10. 3:20. 5:25. 7:40. Dr. Elaine Audrieth may be Fri., Sat.. D.A.R.Y.L. IPO) 1:00. 7:30, 9 30 UA MiooLrroNW vii- 11:90 taking black and white photographs. PRUHOLD CINIMA t- Frl . Sat.. O.A.R.Y.L. (PQ) 1:19,1:19. 9:19, 7:19, RurOIIW PLAZA CINIMA V- His work is primarily dedicated to contacted at the education offices Frl.. Sat.. A Vlow to a KM (PO) 1:00. 7 15. 9:49 9:19; The Wall 12:00 Fri. Sat. Return to Ol (PO) 1 00. 3:09. 5:10. ART, CRAFTS SHOW - Regis- for additional information. PRtiHOLO CINIMA e. OCIAN TOWNSHIP 7 19, 9:19, 11:19 the landscape and its many forms. tration for the annual arts and crafts Fri. Sat., naton |PO.) 1.00. 7:11. » 35 HAVIIW aOUARI CINIMA I- RUTOtRS PLAZA CINIMA VI- ALLAIRE JURIED SHOW - The PMIHOLO OMaSMA 9- Frl.. Sat, Fletcn |PO| 1:49. 1:49. 9:49. 7:49. Fri.. Sat. D.A.R.Y.L. IPO) 2:00. 3:50. 5:40. 7 36, He recently completed a major exhibit at the Oceanic Free Library, Frl.. Sat.. Rambo (R) 140. 7:30. 9:90 9 45 9:30. 11:20 photographic study of northern New Jersey State Council on the Arts Rumson, is open. and Department of State invites Fri.. Sal, Ooonlaa (PO) 1:00. 7 25. • 45 Africa. His work has been exhibited County residents may obtain XT. S CINtMA I- throughout the United States and is professional New Jersey HE CAN FLY A JET. RACE A CAR 1 registration forms at local libararies craftspeopleto participate in a juried "Fletch is Chevy Chase's | in numerous public and private AND OUTSMART A COMPUTER. or at Rumson Borough Hall. quality crafts show and sale planned collections. ATLANTIC STRATHMORE THE GOVERNMENT CREATED HIM funniest movie." The show is planned for Oct. i and for July 20 at Allaire State Park, Miley's photographic works are TWIN. : TWIN •, , . 6. Prizes will be awarded in various Wall. AND NOW THEY WANT comprised of over-sized silkscreen categories. ATI AN I HWV 14 HIM DESTROYED. prints and a combination of print- ART, CRAFT FESTIVAL - HIGHLANDS AHFRDFEN CHEVY CHASE paintings. The large scale size of his Befarah Gallery, Ocean Grove, ALL SEATS S2.00 work relates to movie posters and plans its first art and craft sidewalk Sf>|'L, JC DRIVE-IN bill board images. festival July 6. all E/.J7 ujiioo CHER • SAM ELLIOTT D.RR.YL, This show continues through Sun- The event is open to artists, HAZLET 1 mllea eouth Jet Hint 9OX OFT1CF OPt NS 7 W PM FTeGh day. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 4 craftspeople, photographers and p.m. daily. Admission is free. sculptors. 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JUNE 21, 1965 A dying breed She's got the fever I) EU£ If ME Th« Register The Rtgltttf RED BANK - Honest young men, with true moral At five years old, Carol Penn of character, may seem few and far between. However, Red Bank saw Arthur Mitchell of the they always seem to turn up when you need them the Harlem Dance Theater leap across most the stage. From then on, Penn was Grace Tomaino of Middletown thought all was lost reasonably certain that she was to when two weeks ago she misplaced a bank envelope devote her life to dancing. containing $440 in cash, part of her Social Security Twenty-three years later, Penn is income check, while shopping in the FfcW Woolworth one of eight persons in the country variety store, here. selected for a teaching fellowship "After I came home from the store, I went to look from the Alliance for Arts Educa- for the money and it was missing," she said. tion. Starting this summer, she will After searching the house, Tomaino called the teach dance to the blind and visually store manager and described the envelope and the impaired at the John F. Kennedy amount of money that was missing. Four days later, Center for the Performing Arts In store supervisor Mary Pagano called Tomaino and Washington, D.C. reported that the money had been located and was It is her parents, especially her turned in by a store employee. mother, Alma, whom Penn credits with providing the most encourage- "I was so surprised," Tomaino said. "Since it was Carol Penn cash, I didn't think anyone would give it all back. I ment for her career. During her figured they would keep it." earliest years Penn's mother took her on frequent trips to Manhattan to Penn recalls how the Deakin A 22-year-old law student and employee at Dance Ensemble was the center of Woolworth turned out to be her knight in shining see ballets and concerts. On one of those trips, Penn saw the young women's lives, and was armor. their only real social life. Dates and John McCune of Rumson, found the two envelopes Mitchell, "the most beautiful person I'd ever seen," recalls Penn. "The proms were out of the question, but wedged between two waste paper baskets, while that didn't bother her much. separating merchandise in the store. image of him dancing has stayed with me all my life." "We were so dedicated, very "I looked inside and found one bank envelope involved," Penn said. "We got a lot which contained $440 in cash and the other envelope Her parents and grandparents also read books to her on a number of of satisfaction out of expressing Contained some papers and bus tickets," McCune ourselves, which a lot of teenagers said subjects. "We tried to expose her to a little don't get to do." He gave the two envelopes to his supervisor, who After receiving her bachelor's in turn passed them on to the store manager, Samuel of everything," her father, William, said. Everything included flute-play- degree in dance education from New Cole. York University, where she is now a "I didn't think to do anything else but turn in the ing, skating, traveling, horseback riding, and even rifle-shooting. master's degree candidate, Penn money." McCune said. He added, "I never thought Joined the Alvin Alley Repertory to keep it for myself, it would be contrary to the "And all the while, I was danc- ing," laughed the lovely-featured Ensemble There, she performed Christian values I learned as a child and try to and taught dance to children. Penn practice." Penn, who once won a Miss New York City Beauty Pageant. "My said she began teaching as an Tomaino retuned to the store Thursday and economic necessity for she was collected the money. "I told John I wanted to give schedule went from seven in the morning to eight at night from determined to live and dance in New him a ISO reward for his honesty but he wouldn't take York. It, " she said. 'All he wanted was a big hug and a kindergarten to high school." "I made a promise to myself," she kiss." Penn began ballet dancing at age said, "that if I was going to dance After much coaxing and insistance from Tomaino. three, attending the Red Bank studios of Leah Mauer until age 12 in New York City, I wasn't going to McCune accepted the reward. be a waitress (to supplement her "When Mrs. Tomaino returned to the store on and Maureen Deakln thereafter until she graduated from Red Bank Re- income). I could have stayed in Red Friday I tried to give it back, but she wouldn't bear Bank and lived there for free." of it," McCune said "I guess she thought what I did gional High School. Among numer- Then Penn discovered she not only was something out of the ordinary — I just assumed ous other awards she earned during enjoyed teaching very much, but was most others would do the same." those yean were a 1973 trophy for also very good at it. In 1(80, although He continued, "You know it's kind of funny, even her performance at a Talent Expo at THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E. COUIQ a knee injury during a rehearsal kept though you do a good deed, you shouldn't expect it Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel her from performing for one-and-a- returned. My sister lost a gold bracelet, and after KNIGHT IN SHINING ARMOR - man who returned the $440 she Alma Penn recalls that her daugh- half years, "I was marketable as a much searching, we ran an ad in the paper and it Grace Tomaino of Middletown is all misplaced while shopping in F&W ter didn't enjoy competition as much teacher, even with my leg in a cast." never turned up. I guess people don't have the time smiles because she is standing beside Woolworth variety store, Red Bank. as the sheer Joy of performing. Yet to help others." John McCune o) Rumson, the young the Talent Expo award helped Carol At that point, Penn, who trains in Penn decide with certainty that she ballet but performs modern dance. was to make dancing a career. began her own program for blind and Under Deakin's instruction, Penn visually impaired children at Queens performed with an eight-member College, with the help of a friend Some mothers would rather close their eyes dance ensemble. As a dancer, said from Alvin Alley. Deakln, Penn Is "very light and This was to be the program's third Dear Asa Laaders: With all the aerial, very fast on her feet." Yet year, but grant money ran out. Then attention liven to the problem of Brownie leaders, hosted slamber graadchiMrea aad love to spead time there was something else special Penn saw an announcement in a child molesting, I cannot aadentaad parties, sponsored cheerleader with them, bat it mast be at oar that Deakln always observed ateut magazine about the Alliance for Arts aae aspect of this horrible sickness. Ann Landers grasps, washed football nalfennt csav—Isace. We'll call when we Penn, which demonstrated the* {Education fellowship. She applied Please explain It to me. and chauffeured van full of kidt to waat to take them far an afternoon of the teacher she was later t lor It, and three weeks ago, was told Why Is it that the mothers very baseball aad basketball games. or a weekead. We'll enjoy them aad become. ' <^r?* • shed won. Once again, she'll be the information aad my huiband wMtD side with their children When their SOBS and daughters retara them when the holiday Is "She has a very loving, giving working with a group of dancers she refMetl lo seek help. over. Tell them not to lease ap oar agate! these despicable fathers? la went off to college, Graadma gat personality," Deatin sajd, ".Stagjuu considers very, very special. That very day I started divorce retirement. We have plant of oar ease after case Ike women claim herself a Job. She worked for several patience, the willingness to re '.' "Once I got involved I became proceedings. I knew what I had to do. own. — Freedom Earned la Coa- they had no knowledge that anything years aad now she and Dad are and respect for others." . completely enthralled," she said. was going on. Or they say the child My child leaded me more than my looking forward lo retirement necticat Is imagining things, in ipite of the huiband. 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The Eagles have placed four playeri on the elite list. Seven of the 13 player, named are seniors, but the class of 17 makes a solid showing with three getting the nod along with one Junior and a rarity ... one freshman. Heading the lift for the top-ranked Eagles are pitcher Vicki Phillips, catcher Helen Wilson, second baseman Tracey CahiU and third baseman Doreen Schneid. The rest of the county was well represented as no other team has more than one player on the first team. The two other pitchers in the dream rotation are flreballen Maureen Bell of Long Branch and Jennifer Siemasxio of Manasquan. Jean Roma of Wall Township is the first baseman and Mary Snira of Marlboro is the shortstop. Sbonda Becker of Mater Del i> the designated hitter while Debbie Homefield of Red Bank Regional, Karen Maslo of Henry Hudson and Andrea Begel of Shore, Regional man the outfield. DOREEN SCHNEID JEAN ROMA Vicki Phillip* |%hillip» threw a no-hitter and eight one-hitters Vwhile leading the top-ranked Eagles (24-1) to toe I Shore Conference "A" Division North, Shore Conference Tournament, and Central Jersey Group IV titles. Her record of 12-1 is unsurpassed in the area, making her the main reason why the Eagles were able to become the first team to wjn back-to-back SCT crowns as well as their sixth straight "A" North and third straight sectional championships Highlighting her record are 136 strikeouts in 139 innings. She pitched to an earned run average of 1.46. The Monmouth College-bound senior said Smith's success was slightly unexpected. "We didn't expect the season to turn out like this," Phillips explained. "We were inexperienced, but we were dedicated to practice and Coach (Tom) Erbig instilled the will to win in us." Maureen Bell KAREN MA8LO SHONDA BECKER ell tossed three no-hit games in building a 14-4 record for the Shore Conference "B" Division BNorth champions. Of her three no-hitters. Bell says the first against St. John Vlanney was her most memorable. "St. John's was the best because It was the first one and 1 had pretty good control' that day. My' fastball was really working." The senior righthander says winning the league title was perhaps her greatest thrill of the IMS season. •Winning the conference was one of our goals,' Belli Long Bell had 134 strikeouts and had an earned run average of 2 18. She wlU be taking her talents to Georgian Court College la Lakewood next year on a grant-in-aid Jennifer Siemasiko temasko is one of four sophomores on the squad. She is the main reason why the Big Blue went JENNIFER SIEMASZKO ANDREA BEGEL S20-2 and won the "B" South title before going on to the finals of the SCT. She was 14-3, which was a slight bit better than last years' 11-1 mark as a freshman. The tall righthander gave most of the credit to her team and expects the Big Blue to continue their success next season. "I had a great defensive team behind me," Slemaszko praised. "We have a lot of people coming back and we hope to be just as strong next season." Helen Wilton ilson was the unsung hero of the South team and if there was a "Miss Clutch" award, she Wwould be the recipient. Wilson batted .506 with 40 hits, seven home runs and a whopping 43 runs batted in. She was at her best with runners on base, whether she was standing beside the plate or crouching behind it. She threw out II baserunners and didn't strike out once all season long. Wilson came back after missing last season with MARY SZURA TRACEY CAHILL s knee injury and despite playing in every game, the pain never went away. "I hurt the knee in the beginning of the season again," Wilson said. "But the team wouldn't let me quit. After surgery last year, I worked with weights, THE REQI3TER/CARL 0. FOfVNO swam a lot and skipped basketball so I could play THE PHILLIPS METHOD — Middletown South High School's star pitcher Vicki uftball. Once we got to the tournaments, I knew it Phillips fires in one of her specialties during a state high school sottball game. Phillips was just a few more games, so the pain was a little helped catapult the Eagles to the Shore Conference overall title and the Central more bearable." Jersey Group' IV championship. Jean Roma I oma hit the ball at a.47S dip with Whits to lead FIRST TEAM i Crimson Knights to anil-* ledger. The senior POSITION NAMI SCHOOL YEAR P VIcklPMIIlpi MlddletownSouth Sanlor > was adept guarding first and coach Frank P »«miM LongBranch Senior Montemurrow says Roma is the best to come down P JennlferSlemeazko Minaequan Sophomore Route 38 in a while. C MlddlelownSouth Sanlor "She's the best hitter I've seen at the high school," IB JeaHfMwNn Roman Wall Senior 2B TraetyCaNi MlddlalownSoulh Sanlor Montemurrow said. "And I'm not the only one that 3B DoreenSchneld MlddlalownSoulh Senior says that. Other coaches in the area have told me SS MarySlura Marlboro Sophomore DM ShondaBecker Malar Dei Junior the same thing. She's a pure hitter ... just OF OebbleHometleid RadBank Sanlor tremendous. She also does a good job in the field. OF KarenMaelo HanryHudton Freahman "She can hit any type of pitching," the Wall OF AndreaBegel ShoraRaglonal Sophomore mentor continued. "Fast, slow, it doesn't matter. SECOND TEAM And she's a good all-around person with s good attitude. She's also an 'A' student." P MWMMI MiddletownNorth P LIHSulllvan RadBank P J—iWmjr Malar Dai Tracey Cakill C JaeMeManoei KeamDurg 1B St. John Vlannay *%ahUl is the third of Sooth's contingent named 2* Middletown North here. The second seeker was by far the best in aassDabWaBudrd FreeholdTowmhip Uthe Shore at that spot. She hit the ball at a .444 •SS DonmMego MonmouthRegional OH SuaTMw MlddlatownNorth clip while scoring 41 runs, stealing IT bases. She OF Sue Mellon Red Bank Catholic collected » hits and M runs betid in. In the field. OF RoaamaryMurphy Red Bank OF KlmO'Rourke MlddlatownSouth she made just six errors, and turned the double play with the proficiency of an expert. THIRD TEAM Although the- Eagles were the first to repeat a* P KaMy Van Dyke Shore SCT champions, Cahlll believes that to be the P DanlMBaular Neptune toughest game for South. P AnnetteFlecher MiddletownNorth It was very bard to get up for that game following C MIchetleVerMegar. MonmouthRagional our first loss of the season la Ike state semifinals." If LlndaHomaflald RadBank 2B Martannaflecher RadBank IB HeidlEberhard MawrOei SS CarolynBreecka MiddletownSouih OH TheneaJanwich Keypori to win, Bat OF Sandy Cora Neptune hedhada OF Karen Bruen MlddlatownNorth OF TrlcllMcAulay Freehold one thing nty Pigs 31 DEBBIE HOMEFIELD IY. JUNE 21, 1985 SPORTS BRIEFS Lady's Secret, Gene's Lady head field F. Reading, ships down from Rock- recently, has a modest impost of 114 and has had chips removed from her ingham Park in New Hampshire for pounds Antley is scheduled to ride knee twice," he revealed Little Silver's Reid victorious Tht the Regret. She also has raced her. "She has Just a few nces remain- ing, to we decided to bread her. OCEANPORT - Mr and Mrs exclusively in stakes company this Eleanor Casey's Milady's Eagle hfgtpw)^ in mid-April She's in foal |f.EORlA.ni. -L Fta . • the fr"-«"«i« of the le- Eugene V Klein's strong entry of year, with five wins and two seconds sped five furlongs over the turf to Royal Conaort who's by Exclusive •PEddte Rod took his first step af the national Lady's Secret and Gene's Lady from eight starts Stew Carracio coarse as a swift 57.1 to win Native and a three-quarter brother I toward a Nai I today If he be wins hearts a field of 10 In tomorrow's will handle the reins at 118 pounds yesterday's eighth race at Mon- to Mr. Prospector Ojsmpic Bating wilt advance to the M0.000 Regret Handicap at Mon- The remainder of the field is as mouth Park. The time was just a cbnvtoaahip ytaUiday with a flwab) •—mn» afternoon mouth Park. follows My Tara. 117, no rider; Big tick off the track record of 57 flat set "My father and I have done this third-knockout of Conrad The brother of andefeated The Regret, carded for fillies and Monday. 117. Miller. Alden'i Ambi- by Antique Gold on Jane 11, 1M0 before and the mares are OK Some Belgarde of PukaU. Moat flaftasiissiil and two-sUte Gold- mares. 3-year-olds and up, going six tion. 115, McCauley, TwoOun, 114, Milady's Eagle, currently In foal, mares race a lot better because .Reid, who will be a sophomore en Glove champ Chru Reid. furlongs over the main track, will be Gary Thibeau. Stone Face, 1U, no paid 86.00. Trainer James M. Casey they're not cycling, bnut you really al Red Bank Regional High Eddie is represeolinf the Middle- the ninth race on a 10-race program. rider and Majesties. 107, no rider. talked about his 5-year-old star shouldn't race them beyond the fifth School in the fall, will meet town Police Athletic League in Post time for the fint race is 1:10 yesterday. "The mare's month of pregnancy." James Tate of Boraton Beach. the i The seventh race Saturday, the p.m. ttt.OOO Ambassador of Lack Handi- Lady's Secret, a 3-year-old Sec- cap, Is as attractive a race as the retariat filly who spent the winter in Regret Acquaro hurls first win California, has competed In nothing Lee's 68 breaks re cord but stakes company this year. She Of the 25 horses named for the ATONTOWN - Tmk Ac- Macaluso who smacked a two- stakes, six of the top eight high- Pines Country Club, site of the Andy quaro pitched Oceanport to ran single with the bases loaded has three wins and three seconds COLTS NECK - Shrewsbury's Williams PGA Tournament, July 16 from eight starts. In 16 career weights will run They are Judaire, Mike Lee fired a four under par 68 Its fint win in the Ed mine top of the fifth inning 110, Perret; Cato Double. 11». Vlnce - 19. ECarleton League last nifht as Macalusos hit allowed Ac- efforts she has six wins, three at Hominy Hill yesterday to lead the Lee was five-under going into the seconds and a third for earnings of Bracciale. Jr.; Kentucky Queen. state's 40 qualif ien for the Optimist they defeated Eatontown, M, In quaro to withstand a no-out, two- 119, Kelly CasUneda; Proud Nova, 18th hole but picked up his third (be National League North run homer in the bottom of the 843.747 She carries 114 pounds Junior World Golf Tournament In bogey of the round. He also bogeyed Gene's Lady, a 4-year-old What a lit, McCauley; Josalee, 118, Miguel San Diego. Division sixth before he yielded to Shore A. Rivera and La Reine Elaine, 117, 3 and 11, but birdied 4, 5, 9, 10, 14, Acquaro also received support Refional High School teammate Pleasure filly currently baaed in Lee's 68 broke a 28-year-old 16 and 17. New York with her stablemate, has Bracciale oTfensively from Greg Jacobson Vinnie Christopher, wbo worked record for the qualifying phase of Lee will prep for the Optimist two wins, two seconds and two wbo had a triple, a single and an out of a two-on, nobody oat jam. the tournament It was also the first Junior World Tournament by play- thirds from eight 1(05 attempts. She The Ambassador of Luck, open to RBI and Judd Garrett who also Monmouth Regional standout time Lee had ever broken 70. ing in the International Junior has career winnings of $319,810. She fillies and mares 3-year-olds and up, hid two hits and an RBI Kevin Keefer took the loss for As the state's top qualifier, Lee, Masters at East Aurora, N.Y., next totes 118 pounds. will be run at one mile and one- The key hit of the game, Eatontown. who lost for the first who will be a senior at Red Bank week. Chris Antley has been named on sixteenth over the turf course The however, was provided by Tun time In three starts. Regional in September, will receive Ocean Township High School both horses The indication is that quality of the field is such that an all-expenses paid trip to the golfer Kyle Ross also qualified for trainer D. Wayne Lukas will run just Dennis Diaz's Id Am Fac , finals in San Diego. That tour- Optimist Junior World Tournament one of the pair. stablemate of Spend a Buck and winner of an allowance nee here nament will be played at Torrey with a 74. Malloy duo takes net title Principal competition will come from Lisa Brooks's Nick's Nag and ARLBORO - Joan and Pat Jumpiaf Brook alae Top Hat Farm's Furash Folly. Malloy took the team net NEPTUNE - The nine-hole Nick's Nag won the $37,300 Candy MI.title in member-guest play players at Jumping Brook played Eclair Stakes here on June 11. Three at Holland Orchards with HI. with four irons and one wood horses, Alden's Ambition, My Tan Udene Megna and Nellie Tracey "A" Flight: low aet - Nancy and Big Monday, who are also pasted low grots, 153 McNulty, 34. low putts Bobbie entered in the Regret, ran third, Individual honors: low gross, Zentz, 13 fourth and fifth respectively to member: Joan Malloy, 72; guest: "B" Flight: low net - Eleanor Nick's Nag In the Candy Eclair Aon Treptow, 71. Low net, mem- Winning, 34, low putts - Joan Nick's Nag, trained by William R ber : Connie Guadagno, 5*. guest Vollmer, 16. "C" Flight: low net Albright, has won seven of 12 starts Gloria Boyle, St. Longest drive, - Nancy Ervin. 8; low putts • this year and has been on the board member Judy Roche; guest Audrey Smith, 13. in all but one effort. 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Debbie Homefield percentage while stealing 11 bases coaching situation. Mann has Villanova, would not In 11 attempts Head coach Pete EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - favored hiring a college coach, but terms of Massimiao's I Mary Siura omefleld was greatly respon- Lardlarl say* Maslo has a number of Rollie Massimino yesterday re- he would not say if he still favored the school Wednesday, bat sible for the Bucaoeers' re- strengths. jected an offer by the New Jersey that path in the wake of Massimino's said the coach was expected te sign he tall, lanky sophomore was surgence hi "C" North this Nets that would have made him one decison. a contract within the next' " truly outstanding for the Mus- H "She Is the bast freshman player of the highest-paid coaches in the season, as head coach Andy Russo "We're big boys," said Mann When the team was teM of tangs, collecting 41 hits for a I've seen since Colleen Brady from T led Red Bank to a 16-6 mark. Keyport," Lardleri said. "She only National Basketball Association and "There are no hard feelings. Rollie Massimino's decision to stay, its 585 average along with SI runs Homefleld patrolled right field for struck oat once all season and decided to stay with his family and is still a fine coach." reaction was one of "uaeaaiseted batted in and 25 of 27 stolen bases. the Bucs, bat was more noted for friends at Vlllanova University. Massimino has compiled a 228-137 elation," Miller said. "Ninety par- At one stretch during the season, defensively, she was a strong bar .964 batting average, with M hits centerfielder who took charge in the * The fiery and emotional record in 12 seasons at Villanova, cent of them felt be wi Srura belted out 16 straight hits. Her and tl runs betted In. Homefield Massimino turned down the deal, winning the national crown last So did the Nets. coach, Randy Sclnto, calls her the outfield." reportedly at least $2.1 million over also had three home run* sad carted Maslo gives credit to her coach season with a thrilling upset victory Mann said Tuesday that be ex- best he's seen. a .M fielding average around Ridge 10 years, after night-long nego- over defending champion pected to have Masaimino signed "Without a doubt she has got to be for her performance this season. tiations. Nets President Bemie Road. Her strength lies hi bar "This was probably my bast Georgetown. within 24 to 36 hours, adding that the the best Softball player that I bare ability toUt line drives, which is the Mann said. His decision to stay at the coach had expressed s desire to seen," Scinto said. "She can run, season ever," Maslo said. "My reason for mam of her extra-base coach was a great help to me, The decision was made about 7 suburban Philadelphia school was come back to New Jersey, where he throw, hit and field as good, If not bits. Outfielders play relatively a.m., less than seven hours before warmly welcomed by school of- grew up. Mann remained ceaAdeat better, than anybody I've teen. She especially In teaching me the funda- •hallow hi Softball and Homefleld mentals of the game. Next season I the Nets were to hold a press ficials, who said they were informed Wednesday when attorneys for both is an incredible athlete." would often hit the ball In the alleys conference to announce a new about 7:15 a.m. sides went about hammering oat a How does a sophomore become so would like to improve my game and. In left and right center field. although we had a winning season coach, Mann said. "The university as a whole is contract, and the team railed a dominant on the varsity level? Russo had nothing bat praise ta- "I felt it was in the best interests delighted that Rollie Massimino has press conference. "I have two brothers and they this year, I would like for us to go lus diligent senior. even farther next year." of my family, Villanova, our players decided to stay," said Craig Miller, However, the hammering stopped have Influenced me in sports and I "She has a school record of 54 and Jake Nevin to stay at Vll- Villanova's sports information di- early yesterday, when the deal fell have been playing since first runs batted in hi one season, and Andrta Begel lanova," the 51-year-old Massimino rector. "The rare quality he has to through. grade," Szura explained. "Bat I came through with a lot of clutch said in a statement released by the make his athletes better men is Instead, the Nets will begin a atw hope to get a lot better in the field hits with runners on base hi our big egel completes the squad and university "The decision was very something that is hard to find." search for their sixth coach next year and make less errors." games," Rosso said. "She Is a good, tthe Bine Devil sophomore was trying and tiring." Ted Aceto, athletic director at UN. Her biggest thrill of the season hard-working and dedicated player of the main cogs In the Nevin, the long-time trainer at came at the expense of Phillips and and I'm going to miss her." wheel for the Devils' (17-5) drive for Villanova, has Lou Gehrlg's disease. the Eagles. "I got two single off of the "C" Sooth title Massimino could not be reached Vickl (Phillips) and that was a big "That was the one goal that was Begel hit sn even .400 with 23 hits, predetermined at the beginning of at his home or at the university, but thing for me and the whole team," 31 runs scored, seven extra-base his wife, Mary Jane, said in a Foster leads Mets Szura said. "She's an amazing the season," Backer noted. "It was hits, and an incredible .711 on-base- a tense game and it was really close, telephone interview yesterday: "I pitcher and it was a thrill for me." percentage ... something you would am happy with whatever decision he bang decided In the last Inning. hope for from your leadoff hitter. Doreen Schneid That was probably my bast all- was happy with." Begel didn't expect the Devils to That decision left the Nets past slumping Cubs around game. I just hope we can have this kind of season, her first chneid completes the infield as keep up the winning record next without a successor to Stan Albeck, well as the South foursome. She wearing the Blue and White. who on Monday signed a three-year loss in a row, their longest losing teamed with Cahill to form one "We were the "C" South champs contract with the Chicago Bulls NEW YORK (AP) - Is mid-June streak since a 13-game skid in June S Head coach Jeanne Dickson and we really didn't expect this type too early to start calling baseball after the Nets released him from the of the best combinations on the shouldn't have any trouble dupli- iae. basepaths. Schneid terrorized oppo- of season," Bagel said. "We thought final year of his contract. games crucial? New York Mets cating that mark with Becker re- we might break 900. We knew we Manager Dave Johnson doesn't George Foster hit a ' nents with her aggressive baserun- turning, along with a number of "We're back to square one ning and hard-nosed play at third. would be better, but coach (Nancy again." said Mann. "He was our No. think so — for now. grand slam and John underclassman. Williams) wasn't sure. I was hoping followed with a solo hi ran ro She batted an even .500 with 3* 1 choice. It certainly is disappoint- propel the Mets to victory < hits in 70 appearances while scoring Karen Matlo to do the best I could and the hard ing. We put a lot of effort into it." "With the way we were, this is work paid off. I also received a lot probably the biggest series we'll team to whom they lost the National 44 runs and stealing 22 bases. Her have signed a deal worth around League East title last season. on-base percentage of .710 is • •aslo Is a rarity in that she is of help from my coach and my 1350,000 with the Bulls have all year," Johnson said yester- phenomenal and her six errors at Eflthe only freshman on the teammates. I want s state title and Mann said Nets officials planned day after the Mets completed a four- "The sweep is great after what the hot comer were even more If Itquad and maybe thcr first I want to Improve my overall to meet yesterday to discuss the game sweep of Chicago, beating the the Cubs did to us last veer." remarkable considering she plays freshman in a while to grace our All- Cubs 5-3 to send them to their ninth Johnson said. close enough to smell the brand of perfume the batter is wearing. Schneid further explains the suc- cess at South "The will of the athletes to win was the main thing," Schneid said. "But the coach instilled in us that desire and we also have a deep SUPER SATURD tradition here that, we wanted to maintain Another big factor in our success was the togetherness of the team Schneid will try her band at AT business school upon graduation. Shonda Becker he junior Seraph had the mis- fortune of playing perhaps the Tmost competitive position in the FEATURING county this season ... shortstop. Becker hit 535. collected 34 hits and 35 runs batted to lead Mater Dei to Tigers top THE BIGGER Yankees SQUARE YAR DETROIT (API • Mike Armstrong uncorked a wild pitch while facing Lance Parrish in the 10th inning, allowing Lou Whitaker to trot home from third with the SATUWW JUNE 22,10 AM - 6 PM! winning run for Detroit as the Tigers beat the New York Yankees 10-9 last night. Dave Righetti, 4-6, took the loss as the Yankees had a four-game win- ning streak snapped. He was the fifth of six Yankee pitchers Doug Bair, 2-0, worked the last inning for Detroit for the win. 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(n) 1-3 0 3 2 Kayaiona Sixty (J Philtno] 3-1 t u 8 1 3-Sam snort (Manii) 5 00 TEXAS RANOtRS-Traaad Frank Tanar*. 0 Omy gamaa acnaduiad 1 AEl Bamahu Btuagraai (no drtvar) M S1ST.BS J J Ootdhncn (no drnrar) 10-1 paohar. to tvj Oakoa Ttgara tar Duana Jamaa Tada>»r|ii i paohar. ••»•< Jama* to Tutaa ol ft* Taada 0 0 0 4 Hanovar KngM (M Lanoaator) S-1 Aaank) (SNskM 1-1 and Carry 13) at sa*: Raaa BSJtss caaa] 4-lan Hanovar ICaM 13.00 6 SO 4 20 I Meua Pkjoad Caw Johnaon. daargnaayj hra*r. 5 inavumant Landing |A Ouanaroto) S-1 Cnomnaa IBrownrng I-S and Tijea 4 ai 1 I OS 8 Prima Almahurat (R Parry) .. 12-1 • yr akta »% tBana «T«. 2-Juat Cart Wan (Campbaa) s 20 4 00 onBVJ ttday iBaatiiaii KM. latnaiai a » Juna 15 Racaaad Owjn Cook, paehar. tram Otaaliuii. cay 7 Organc (E Daiva) 12-1 1 Hkl Country N (C Marui) IB-1 5-Batdy Scutch (Rkjkno) 4.40 MWaat IMaMar 10) at Naw York (Aguaara S Fargua Hanovar u CamplMI 4-1 2 WHaanda PicUra IW Caaa Jr.) IS-1 TMaaSas s*s SSBS SS Ml. aOSp.m S Rippai Coaina (W O'DonnaH) 10-1 3 Truauood (W Caaa Jr) s-1 M: 88 aa» aaoa MM Prakburgh (Rsuacrwl 3-1) at Prvkjoator** 10 Kopaa Loeau {B Waoawi s-i 4 Tha Jaaar N IB Warjami 8 1 S-Or Navn (Wabakxl 94 00 38 20 12 00 (Danny 4-8). 8*08 p m Ml Rracnua Fatal u CampOMI 5 CamaW SaOuckon (M McNchol) 12-1 9Oaah Hakna) (Caaa)... . 11 JO 8 00 OaMand 12. ctMoajo i Cmcago (Eokaratay 7-4) « SI Loua (Kaparura AE2 Kayatona Mawn (no dnvar) a Maawa Fa«a (B Wahaait) .. 3-1 7 Paaaa RanoM N {LaCauaa) ... 340 Naw Vork m OaMU (n) 3-1). 836 pn 7 va da Nul (W O'DonrtMl . 4-1 Sallll a-a 8171 a( OayML BurRaliJai, on avj [Baakkjd Caaorraa 4. OsvakMI 0 San Framkjoo (Bkj* 3-1) ai San Diago (Wotr. Toronto 8. BoaBn S Mk TM STO.SSS MtrtOmc CUR 8 Arabian pnea (R BMwaiitBln) 20-1 sot: sisa.aaa, i i/a -a. LOS ANOELES DOOOCRS- OOI. 1008 pm I Brats Can 0 Ai Oumton (C Mann) S-1 S-On Tna Road Again (Qilmour) Houaion (BcoB 6-3) at Loa Angakja IHaranajar Mmnaacta at Kansaa Cay, (n) 8-1). 1038 pm MaTTOIIIC I 10 Abnar Ran (H Fikon) s-1 4SO 300 2 80 SAN FRANCISCO OIANTS- a«)nad W> Oark. Only Skmaa ILIWIiitaJ Tun aaiaiii 1 Mark Six (no dnvar) . S-2 AEl Last Bwaar (J Doharty) am: Sil.aaa, aaaa TaMTaaataaa Aaania « Cmcmnaa. 1 IB pm IA Ron B Hanovar |no drtvar) .. S-2 AE2 Rrna Bay A (W Caaa Jr ) B-Naroa Brat (OTJonrvjB) 12 20 S 00 3 JO Na» York (taakro 7-8) ai Oabot (O'Naal 1-1). San Franokco al San Oago. 4 OS p m 2 Supar Eddrf (J Stmpaon Jr) IS-1 is»: Raaa sa.aaa BM >r atsa SIJRtr1BOk»CS- Narnad Bamr* 10-Shogur. Armahgrat (Wapkja) 7 20 4 40 Pkarburgn at r^ikaoBlprMa 7 06 p m 3 Kayalona WM (R Macornoajt IS-1 1 ScMK Orann IP PlamV) 20-1 S-Rat Hymn (Caaa) 4 80 Baaoi (Mursl 2 «) at Torino (Kay 4-2). 7 IS •Mr contract pjn CtMoago at SI Loua. S OS p m UTAH MZ2-*grwd %eb n Cantom* (llnraana l-B) ai CMOBBO (BBIIIIM*I Houaton at Loa Angara* 10 06 p m M). 8 X p rr, BtRkSaa-. Baaaa SaaBJa (8)wM II) M Kanaaa Cly (Starji HI. Uona**l at Naw York. 136 p m 8:38 p. PwaOurgn ai PnaarMptiia. I 36 p m Taawj (Houati 5-7) m Mtnnaaota (Sorirom S-I). CNoago al 81 Lour*. 2 IS p m arc GOLF aJ8pm Aaama at C-ncmnaa. 2 18pm CANTON INVAOERS-Amrounoad Via DS foum Taw outa whan wbim Oarna Winning KM - CENTRAL MKCMIOAN- Namad Jim K VMk and laid and oroaa country coat* FAirtLEtQM DtCKINBON- AMMunnd a Vort 1. LOB Naa York 11. ss n jss noCK-Nvtwd JMi Uanv Mad S4 SO JSI GET THE NEW FORD OF YOUR CHOICE FREE! IF WE FAIL TO BEAT ANY THE CAR 18 YOUR8 HYER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BONAFIDE PRICE ON ANY FREEI DONT EVER BUY THE CAR - NOT VALID FORD OF YOUR CHICE PAY MORE! PRICE WITH TRADE-INS. VERIFICATION REQUIRED. DEALERS INELIGIBLE! ' i HENCE 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK CONVEWNTIV LOCATO OR CALL OUR "CREDIT HOTLINE" JWTIF 741-6000, FOB IHSTAUT OBHT ArfWVAJ. EXIT IM OH THE M. WMMI • 741-6000 MMEN HATE PKWY. The Register IWMY. JUNE 21, 1985 BUSINESS (•awn 1 IrlactM Data and to meat tha pan of aald of ma amondod oapnal Dudfloi PARTMENT APPROPRIATING tations of aection 40A 2-22 9t TMt OrOlnanoa than Moomt •41.000 appropriation not and oapnal program at ap-142,000 THEREFOR. AND said Looal Bond Law and aeeord- athMM HlMMMMMly UPO" (»»• provldad for by appHoaUon here- proved by Ilia CMraolor. Olvwon AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE ing lo the reaaonabla life thereof. ag« and puWicalion at faqulrod undar of Mid down paymant. of Looal Oovarnmonl ftorvlotw It OF .UO.OOO BONDS AND NOTES is five years, r>agoftaMe bonda of tna Town- onlHMtiM munlapal Mfl MTHtahUfHta OP THI TOWNSHIP OF (e) The supplemental doqt PAMIO. Jun« 11. 1*M •hip. tha io ba known aa Equip- and la •vatlaDM for public in- MARLBORO, IN THE COUNTY statement required by aatd Law LOCAL SECURITIES IAUL 0. MOBNIK ment Bond", ere haraby OF MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY Nonei or ha* been duly made end filed m authoriaad to ba taauad m tha laotton S. Tha tun faith andFOR FINANCING SAID the office ot the Township Clerk CONTIUCT AW4JUMO M*Y tVILVN O. MCCOLII* principal amount of Sit,000 oradrt of tha Townahlp ara hara- PURPOSE TIM Hauomtj Authority oi mt purauam to and wHhin tha i.mi- and s complete executed ortgv 1-1/10 1M MUNICIPAL CLIRK by pMMd to lha punotue. pay- BE IT ORDAINED BY THEina. i thereof haa been filed in the Bins* » Industrial quotation* koreuin ol Hiuhi.no. nu mtona praaotibad tn tha Looal mant of tna prtnoipai of and TH I i»tf«to uw foaowtno. oomrtoi Junali MM* Bond Law of Naw JafMy in an- TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THIoffice of the Director of Oom» courtajey Fshneetoek » Co., E.F. Hutton mSm 4M 4M intaraal on Mid obligation* TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO. IM munity Affelrs of tha Slate of Now wflhotrt oemootJUv* bidding tt a ttolpaaon ot tha keeuenoe of eaid autnortaod by thla ordinance A Company Inc.. and American Securl- 11H IIH MkOLUTION »1M-M bonda and to tomporarlty flnanoe THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH Jersey, and suoh statement 10 IIM SaM obttgaUona ahaN ba dlract. NIW JERSEY (not less man two • •hows that the groes debt of tna NIJ.tT 40A:1flT*n)(Thtti •f IT NUOLVIO by inaat. d hnprovamant or burpoaa. unllmltati obltgationa ot the Township aa defined in Section I*tt oonlfaot and dio «»toiution thirds of all the members thereof Townwlp Council 01 tno Tow>n- rtegoMabti no«M of tha Townahtp Townahtp, and lha Townahlp 40A 2-43 of said Law la in* 1H 4uMwnlnml g it la atailaalb n ttot ptip- thlp of Marlboro that an Ordl- in a principal amount not exoaad- affirmatively concurring) AS m •hail ba obligated to levy ad val- FOLLOWS: creaaad by this ordinance by CanealJaroeir 14 MM KMI Jaaaefat. Qtra II Uo tnaptntkxi In it* ofltoa ol tna ing lit, 000 ara haraby orem taxee upon ail tha taxable MM am IM I* Motatna Authority located at 128 authomad to ba taauad purauam Section 1 The improvement (40,000. and me issuance of the 4U IU proparty within tha Townahtp for »aid obligations authoriied by J-0/10 1-7/10 WaaraaWt Atranua. Hlghlandi. OWMNANCI PBOV1DINQ FOR to and wttMn tha limitattona tha paymant of aatd obUgattona described in Section 3 of this ml* ordinance will be within at Jtt 4tt Nanrjaisay. THI MANUFACTURE AND IN-praaortbad by aaM lam. and tntaraat tharaon wtthout iimi- ordinance i* hereby suthoritad debt limitation* prescribed py SS SS 4M 4H Awarded lo: RICHARD J STALLATION OF TRAFFIC CON- tatton M to rate or amount. to be made or acquired at a satd Law SMWIJ I • ... 4J TROL MVICU AND STRHT Saotton a. (a) Tha improve- general Improvement by The wonorp I1M IIH stxaaA iso • IONS APPROPRIATINO ment haraby authorizad and tha Saotton 6. Thla ordinanoe ehall Township of Marlboro. In the (d) Not exceeding 11,500 OA MH am mt w SarMna: Figltttloilal laoal 141.000 THiRIFOR. AND purpoaa tor tha financing of take affact twenty day* after me County of Monmouth, New Jer- account of interest, engineering •ait 70 MH am eeOrioae In connection wtth Pro- AUTHORIZING THI IWUANCI which aald obiigaUona ara to ba flrat pubttoatlon tharaof after final sey. For the aald improvement or and inspection coeta. legal and ant M n-t/i SIH (aot No N.J. 41-1 OP Wt.000 BONO* AND NOTES leaned ia tna manufacture and adoption, M provided by aald purpoee. there la hereby ap- accounting expense* and the it it H Itt Tkna r>artod: July 1. IMS,OF THI TOWNSHIP OF inetallauon of traffic control de- Looal Bond Law. propriated ttw sum of 142.000 coat of issuance of aald obit* hnwaop MM vtoaa and atraat atgna for Town- PASSID: June 13, 1SSS said sum being inclusive of atl gatlons. as defined and am 1H ivt MARLBORO, IN THI COUNTY ahlp roada including but not llm- UMM ClmHoo Tn* Co ... ti a Vt H Sffi25, OF MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY, EVELYN D. PICCOLINI. appropriations heretofore mada authorized by aection 40A 2-20 MM MM Mot auiii" ' I/M riu Oatod: Aprd 30. 1tN FOP) FINANCING SAlO itad to ail hardware, poeta and MUNICIPAL CLERK therefor and including the sum of of said Law. is and shall be 44* 4414 Jurw «1 PURPOSE naoaaaary matarlaM to manufac- SAUL a HORNIK. 12,000 as the down payment tor charged aa a part of the coal of MM M H H ture Mid tigna and other ep- said Improvement or purpose re- IMU 1V1I 14 IM iniroduo#<» and peeeed on MAYOR said purpose to be financed by purtanant equipment naoaaaary NOTICE quired by law and now available the issuance of said obligations: •Mil OS .11 fir* reeding and mat the tame to inatall urn*. therefor by virtue of provision In MM MH 4M oavt MWOUmOM tt« be adv«ftle»d aooordlng io law; Tha ordinanoe publlehad here- (a) The capital budget n nere- a budget or budget* of ttw 1 lOVt 1IM IH IH M IT RISOLVIO by ttwand (b) Tha aatlmatad majdmum with waa introduoad and paaaad Township previously adopted for by amended to conform wltfi me «T4 til Thomaa amount of bonda or ootee to ba on flrat reading at a maating of provision* of this ordinance td 6H iv1 t TowfMMp Counott of th« Town- •I IT FURTHER RESOLVED down payment or for capital im- 4 4M Trout« IIH II * •Np of Marlboro that an Ordi- that the earn* be oonetdered for laaued for aald purpoaa ia tha Townahlp Council of Thaprovement purpose* the sxtent of any inconsistency 00 II ISH WVt final pa-Mage on July 11. 1SSS at SM.0O0. Townahlp of Marlboro, in tha therewith and the resolution ban » Crati laaturioo I4M MH UnaMTi 4Vt I OWXNANCi 26-«6 1:00 P.M. at the Marlboro Mu- (e) Tha aattmatad coat of eaid County of Monmouth, Naw .Jar- Section 2. For the financing of promulgated by tha Local 0a TWMOO Muoatae IIH IIM 04 AN OMMNANCI TO AMEND nicipal CopmplM, 1S7S Town- purpoaa la *41.000. lha exoeaa eey, held on June 13, 19S6, and said improvement or purpose Finance Board ahowlng full detail DmHimtnl Corp. of A IM ItH 7H TH THE COM OP THI TOWNSHIP •hlp Drive, Marlboro, N«w Jer- tharaof over tha Mid Mtlmate ww ba further oonaldarad for and to meet the part of aald of the amended capital budget OP MAJILMRO, CHAPTER 02 eey. at whtot) time all pweon maximum amount of bonda and final paaaaga attar public haw- 142,000 appropriation not and capital program a* ap- TM4WWOP. INTITLIO FEM. TO ln»r—iad «vNl be given an op- notoa to ba laauad tnarafor being ing at a maating of eaid Town* provided for by application here- proved by the Director Division AOO A NIW SECTION PROVtO- portunity lo ba heard oonoarnlng tha amount of tha Mk) down pay- ahlp Council, to ba hatd at meunder of said down payment, of Local Government Service* la IMO ron THI FIE FOR THEMM Ordlnanc-v mant for aatd purpoaa. Municipal Building on July IS. negotiable bonds of the Town- on file with the municipal clerk. LAND US! DEVELOPMENT OFFERED BY: VaooNaralll Sactlon 4 Tha following mat- 1M8. at S P.M., and during tha ship, the to be known aa Equip- and Is available for public in- AND RBQULATION8. • SECONDED BY: Stohea tera ara haraby datarmlnad, de- week prior to and Including the ment Bond", ara hereby spection clared, recited and atatad data of auoh furthar oonaWar- authoriied to be issued In tha tM krtroduoad ind paaaad on AYIS: 3 atlon. copiM wtH ba mada avail- principal amount of 140.000 Section 5. The full faith and NY STOCK EXCHANGE »v« wading and inai lha HIM NAYS: 0 (a) Tha MM purpoaa da- able at tha Clarke offloe In aald credit of the Townahlp ara heroi ecribed in Section 1 of thla ordi- pursuant to and within ttw limi- ba atfwrUaad according to law: ABSENT 2 Mollloa Municipal Building to tha mem- tation* prescribed In the Looal by pledged to tha punctual pay-. Humbert nance la not a currant enpenee ber* of tha general public who , ment of the principal of and N4M II and la an improvamant or prop* Bond Law of New jersey, in an- Itll ttH- H •MO* III t u 4tH— H BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED EVELYN D PtCCOLINI ahall requeei auch coplee ticipation of the leeuanoe of said Interest on said obligations. ntnUMnaui MOM t 710 Ilk tariff it M II -IH MUNICIPAL CLIRK arty which the Townahlp may authorizad by this ordinance. rat •hi IllaH that ttw Mm* b« contidarad tor lawfully acquire or make aa a bonda and to temporarily flnanca OS tattt Laat Oaj. IMCtA O)| IIM 7H- It •MM IM It Mt IIH- U final pi nag i on July ie. IMS at DAVID M LERNER Evelyn Ptcca4in Said obligation* shall be direct, A - A - general Improvamant, and no Townahlp Clark unlimited obligations of the fiaar 2B IH Nwtlnwa 42 IIH- H 1:00 P.M. at ttw Marlboro Mu- COUNCIL PRESIDENT pan of tha coat tharaof haa bean said Improvement or purpose. tm M 14 1401 IIH llram K II III MH- » ant" 1 11 ItBH- H moipai CompwK, i«7t Township ORDINANCI #18-85 June 21 ISS-20 negotiable notaa of the Township Township, and tha Township 10 1414 44H— H or ahait ba apeciaJry aMaaaad on •hall be obligated to levy ad val- AM nou, lit t M « arati IM u m 17 + Vt Drtva, Marlboro. Naw Joraay. at ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR property tpecleily banafltad • principal amount not exceed- AI4 I 144 4tH-lvt rtUlt It) II It VIM tun at 41 IH— H wntoh ttma all pwaona inwraalad THI MANUFACTURE AND IN- RI SOLUTION #U*-4- mg 140,000 are hereby orem taxes upon all the taxable AJ» 2.71 o tn an rMik IH Mint a tmaiito IBM Pk+ 14 wW ba Qtv»n an opportunity to ba STALLATION OF TRAFFIC CON- tharaby. BE IT RESOLVED by thaauthoriied to be issued pursuant property within the Township ton AMt*. 140 haard oonoarnlng aatd Ordi- (b(b)TKa) Tha cparlod of uaafulrwas of Townahlp Council of tha Town- to and wtthln the limitation* tha payment of said obligation* II1771 MH- VI (MM 1)0 t 417 MH+ H O - O - TROL DEVICES AND STRUT and Interest thereon without limi- tartta II 21 ItH*. H Mt 4a ik Onfall M 10 IIH 11 • k SIQNI APPROPRIATING tald purpoaa. within mo limi- ahlp of Marlboro that an Ordi- prescribed by said Law. A4MI 114 tation* of saotton 40A2-22 of nance antittad: tation asto rat e or amount nail «H t Itl IIH OkaM IM tita llk+ H OFFERED BY Vaochlaralll 141.000 THIRIFOR. AND Section 3. (a) The improve- A.»rt IB II 177 UH« H •UH 1 II 4BBH AUTHORIZING THI ISSUANCE said Local Bond Law and accord- ORDINANCI # 21-SS ment heraby authorized and trw Sections Thi* ordinance shalt AttAir l| NONOM" B 17 17k* U SECONDEO BY: Stokaa ing lo tha raaaonsbla lit* tharao*, 10 IM Sit- H OM l» t SOI BH-IH EVELYN O PICCOLINI OF $31,000 BONDS AND NOTE ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR purpoee for the financing ot take effect twenty days sfter th* AM* I.a 10 014 BH Hftvayaar* THE IMPROVEMENTS FOR II till 14H + It II 4H— H otaatiH io a IIH- H MUNICIPAL CLIRK OF THI TOWNSHIP OF which said obligation* ara to be first publication thereof after final Alafea IX II 74 11* + H W 1.40 01441 11H+ vt MARLBORO, IN THI COUNTY (o) Th* supplamantai dabt 3R0UNDS MAINTENANCE DE- issued is the purchase of equip- adoption, aa provided by said nm a) 1701 I7U+ H AYU:S Maiamant raqulrod by said Law PARTMENT APPROPRIATING AUM ttt at a -t hrta l to OMH IM 10 41141k— vt NAYS:0 OF MONMOUTH. NEW JEREY, ment for the Ground* Mainten- Looal Bond Law. isn 44H+ k FOR FINANCING SAID haa boon duly mada and mod in $42,000 THEREFOR. AND ance Department to include an PASSED: June 13. 1SS6 Aaav 170 to ton aH- H Irtttfc 40 11 1M0 IIH+ II Mmi .44 ii a IIH ABSENT: 2 Mollici * Humbari AWC, ia PURPOSE tha offloa ot ttw Township Clawn AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE aerator for the perks, a Truck ADOPTED. • Ult I1H+ H I MO Hk+ H o> - e - DAVID M. LERNER OF 140,000 BONDS AND NOTES 42k+ U and a compw*a oiooutad orig- with a dump body and a now EVELYN D PICCOLINI. Alt** lit 11011 UH- H at) 140 to at COUNCIL PRESIDENT BI IT ORDAINED BY THEinal ttwraof haa boon fltad in ttw OF THI TOWNSHIP OF tractor and improvement* to the AJajOi a ivt-f H 11 114 M faM 144 TMM ttu TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK Aaa I » II HI BH+ H •» Bt ORDINANCE 20-M offloa of ttw Director of Com- MARLBORO, IN THE COUNTY Grounda Malnlenace Building* • tfH 41 - H Factta 111 It Itt 44 •+ H AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO. IN munity Affairs of tho Btata of Now OF MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY. to include flooring, window*, SAUL 0. HORNIK. An. B taatiiH- vt on la faiakin t Ml 7IH + H THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, MAYOR AMI 1 10 IttlB 77*+ H II 0M MVt- k THI CODE OF THI TOWNSHIP Jaraay, and Buoh atatomant FOR FINANCING SAID eleoirlolty and telephone service IMH0 tt - Vt oiai MH+ H OP MARLBORO, CHAPTER 63 NEW JERSEY (not leee than two- showa mat tha groaa dabt of tha PURPOSE ba introduced and NOTICE i m 74 + k r»w>i> mi IH— vt THEREOF. ENTITLED FEES. TO ihirda of all the member• thereof Township a* defined m Section paaead on drat reading and that (b) The estimated maximum The ordinance published here-' AfcaaJIM 1117 04 —IH IWtKlN 10 4BIIH+ H affirmatively concurring) AS amount ot bonds or notes to ba with was introduced ana passed 1 Ml 120 IIMI7 10 + vt ADO A NEW SECTION PROVID- 40A 2-43 ot aald Law Is in- the umi ba advartlead accord- A04M 141 •OIIIH4. It tW* IM •araar 111 • tan FOLLOWS: creased by this ordinance by ing to law; and issued for said purpose is on first reeding at a meeting of Aata ItO t 014 a - H II OOI 7IH ING FOR THE FEE FOR THE S40.0QO MM 14 a itk- vt fan tM t 047 MH+ k LAND USE DEVELOPMENT Saotton 1 Tha improvement $39,000, and ttw issuance of me the Township Council of The' Atta ItO 1147 40H- H daaorlbad In Section ) of thia BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED (e) The estimated ooat ot aald Township of Marlboro, In the Ottat 21 IB Ilk- H faMt 1» n M MH— k AND REGULATIONS said obligations auithoriied by Uh J 744 IIOI an— vt »k ordinanoe !• htiby authorized this ordinance will be within all that tha umi be conaldarad for purpoee Is S42.000, the excess County of Monmouth, New Jer- 1 OaMtllt » m an-H •anal IM a tM BI IT ORDAINED by tha Town- Aate ia IIOI 40H •aw ir ttVt— H to ba mada or acquired aa a debt llmHattons prescribed by final paaaaga on July ia. iBts at thereof over the aatd estimated sey, held on June 13, 1985, and t IM04 7IH+IH it tit •htp CouncH of tha Townanlp of s 00 P.M. at tha Marlboro Mu- maximum smount ot bonds and will be further considered tor Alatl* 40 tn an- vt tali t» Mill a - H oenerei improvamant by Thasold Law. t IM J7k- H I4B42 Marlboro aa follows: Towrnahip of Marlboro. In tha nicipal Complex. 1879 Townahlp notes to be issued therefor being final passag* after public hear*' AHatt ItO 1 IMt llVt- vt otv fariil U II1044 HH Soctton t. Crtaptar U of tha mm i tl 2047 MH- H 7 1271 llk+ II Wu»r_ 141 County ol Monmouth. Naw Jer- (d) Not exoeedlng Si .000 on Drtva, Marlboro, Naw Jareey, al ma amount of the aald down pay- ing at a meeting ot said Town- il BOO 41H- H Coda of iha Townanip of which time all pereone intaraatad ment for said purpoaa. ship Council, to be held at the tiawh 1 40 * ,ri: ii «a tik+tk 171 I7H— k eey For tha Htd improvamant or aooount of interest, engineering •ata 17 Itl 4H+ H Marlboro la rwroby amandad to purpoaa, there It haraby ap- and inspection costs, legal and will be given an opportunity to be Section 4. The following mat- Municipal Building on July It, 14 at UH* H tVata to 14 llll BH- k mm i TO 1MB IIH add a naw Sactkxi toHowIng Soc- accounting expenses and mehaard oonoarnlng Mid Ordi- IBM, at 8 P. M and during the It lit 1 propriated tha turn Of M1.0M ters sre hereby determined, de- A>W 140 MN IB ii m an- u nn-t tton tl-2 to ba known ai «-2 1 Mid eum being Inoluetva of all cost of issuance of aald obli- nance clared, recited and stated: week prior to and including the unit) tvarft 1 J7I IIH MIV 1 11070 mum 44 II 477 vt4 4- H I7H approprlatJone heretofore mada gations, as deflnad and OFFERED BY Vecchlereill (a) The said purpose de- date of such further consider- UH 110 ii itn ttk- H IIM IIH taotton U-l.i f— for Lano tharafor and ineludlno. the aum of authorized by section 40A 2-20 stion. copies will be mada avail- AitT i a 10 at II 14 • Vt fatr, I.M SECONDED BY Stokee scribed In Section 3 of this ordi- M* M II 417 aH- H st*H II ON II II 404 UH— vt 12.000 u the down paymant for ot said Law, Is and shall be AYES: 3 nance la not a current expense able at the Clerk a office In said tahwllflb 1 IMO ttvt— It **•* III 14 m Ilk- H fatar 1.24 1 M4UH- t MM improvamant or purpoaa re- charged as s pan of the ooei of NAYS: 0 and la an improvement or prop- Municipal Building lo the mem- MM* n nan it»- vt 5444V IM 1IIM a II 2)7 44H+ • Tha Municipal Clark ba andquired by law and now available ssld purpose to be financed by erty whloh the Townahlp may bers of the general public who fmta 110 ilk ABSENT 2 Mollrce. Humbert shall request such copies I4U IH- VI EtwU M 41 0M ak- H aha is haraby authoritod and ro- therefor by virtue of provlelon In me issuance ot aald obligations. EVELYN D. PICCOLINI lawfully acquire or maka aa a Orat IM 11 rtarit I IMMI Ilk qufrad to ooiwot a f#a of twanty- a budget or budgeta of the im an— H 78 4IH- k (a) The capital budget Tfc.Regi.ier COMICS WHY. JUNE 21, HAGAB PEANUTS MY LAST CLIENT JUST PUT YoUP STUFF YDU*E\/I"M 6OIN6 IM60M610 SUE BECAUSE THAtS NO ATTORNEV. CAUEP ME WORSE IM THE 60W6TO TO SUE THE IT RAINS ALL THE TIME i THAT'S A P06! WHAT?/ V CAMP.. THIN6S THAN THAT.. ID TAKE THE CASE .' THEY \ RELAX. WlLP YEAH, BUT I BEARS ALMOST THIS IS A 3SPROWLlM(3 /NEVER BOTHER :AROUNP -HERE?.' I9TEN, FKlBrC, THESE DRLJ& 1PU..6O ON THE SHIP BALERS ARE ANIAML&. IM MY PLACE7KMVC « St-CHTesT suspicion, WXI.,CDNE POLICE HEY KILL,, THEY DON'T VSAJf Off HUSO 5CME?THIM<5 SNUFFY SMITH PORE PAW!! HOW'D HE **? BYTH' JUD6E POTTER GAVE TAKE IT? ^IEGS HIM THREE DflVS FOR STEftUN'ONE 1 • OF CflLEBS -5 /^ CMKM|rNMMtr<«u)i. •• : CHICKENS $8 SI1'HI AND LOIS HE SPENRS T tftoW. THAT'S WHY I SEEN \ ALL HiS SPAKE POtlOHT IT FO(? H'/^y 7 THIRSTY j TIME WITH HIS LATELY A CO/MPUTBR WOE I'PUKE ANPWEU CHECK OUT | flOWT A SECOND OPINIOM. J THE WIZARD OF ID OUT THEYX3 HAVE TO ORIVE IN FTOWTHE CAN r HM/E FNOTUNT1L ANCTTHER / PIECE Of IV TO BAT MEVER PHONED IN flK FOR 3 FEAR MAMS VMS066 OF DOT •ftJNSOFPOTTlNC WE UFESFWl OF OS BKDS SOIL!* 'BOON 0KEATH'/ .vmio neevs R5REVER ? PENNtS THE MENACE THE FAMILY CIRCUS ASA ^ somcuttAt. MATTER NOreeTHBK,PtA* OKPOFFACOt MPAMEALFm UK At* OFFACr. PHMBMCHHASA \0FIW PROPOSAL mUSO) TO Um ISNTWANY HBIS.UH TOUNtAUTHAVt nsnmmrasiat. ovmua JBSXMCKSON. am, Aurne..mi, CONSUELA? SKCIAUf "I don't want to MM A «{£ COOKIE.* FUMY. JUNE 21, 1985 The .Register UM.000 PON TMI MAMJN IS- principal amount at U.000 aoal « Wauaim af aaU osa- TATIS SIWIP.S. AND purauaM la and wHhki ttwam . latlana, aa dallnad antf ufnoN «iaeee AUTHOMZINa TMI ISSUANCI M»ma»M In m. LOOM auBMrkM *i aaaBan 4OAJ-S0 OP Stil.OOO BONDS AND jj pn effJOfJOfi m OT Did Ben* Laar af Naai Jeraey. in an- ar aaM Laar, » mt ahaa M Planners rescind ea IT naeoLviD by m. NOTia Of THI TOWWSmr Of arawanoa la a purpose kjr araan nonee k) not a i vy BTieJ BpsnrJBWIOsv OV NB9 ToaneMp Cannot « aw Tawn- MAPZBOPO. M THt OOONTV Tha TaaaiaMa af Marikam, M aia •«aea» a« ^""a"? •gag M* « MWIIC M an Ona- Of UONUOUTH. NSW JUIS1Y, la a n opart) i County of Monnnudy New Jar- m or aurpoae. I aNeh *e Toi Season i. Tha M km and POH PINANCINO SAID ahafew 1ft i * * « * L^^^da^Bk. BA^^B^ — — ^^B^^avbdMaaataaaafc dinner speaker's _ • eTeletaaner*. IsVKrfUsfy ITISBTjar oVI ^|T^af¥««pWVaB^Bajn ana* af me TeaataM* ara here- omBSotJLiSSo o*. puwoer mamiiMaal iiimini ml anaif AB9 4) ftaWaWV IJ1UM f^a*jWfl i tnnctt tu Lena aVanoh 234 Marlboro 134 2»4IUf1bor9. •w C«y Council raiervaa the Bectun a. for Ihe financing ol •now* (hat the froaa dobiot me maximum amount of bond, and OBOINANCI PFIOVtCMNO FOB ib) The < naM is 'n laid Improvement or porpoee TowneMp ee eefinad tn lectw notea to be lamed therefor being PARK IMPFlOVIMINTB AP- OROINANCI PROVIOINO FOR PROPRIATING) 1141.100 amount of bonda fir nowa k> be (Sandal and ind lo meat Ihe pan of aald 40A:t-4i0f f of aald Law •» Ihe amount of the eald down pay- d for aald purpoaa la 23» Lona •ranch naoa AoMnWralar at a or• oortMod oftooti "tmjn aw manner daalgniad in PURPOSE ba mtroduoad and laoona praaorlkad In tha Looal •ooountlng expeneM and tha .9 Melon The Townehlp may hret reading and thM Bw aeme puna on Unit reading ano Mr Bond Law of New Jaraay. In an- lewhjUy aoqulre or make aa a tora are nereby SHarmlnaS, aa- pubkcbymel or DM koM. drawn la aw ardar ooat of teeuenoe of MM obtt- r be Har.aH auoordmg tolew . uawr or hie Illlgnm In me Oty of *O% al Una Sranon- Mr not iw eama ba adventeetl tooofd- ttaipaaon of ma laauanoa ol aald aatlena, at defined and *l improvement, and no ki the event It M not poaelble to Ing to i«w: and konda and w wmporerWy Ihwnoo Council Cauoua Room. Third MM awn Hn (101 paraam of M be praeant et me time end pwoe euthomed by aeoKon 40A3-20 )f ma ooat thereof hee been "SS IT FURTH1R RSSOLVID amount of vw oM. aaoaat awl aald Improvement or purpoee. of aetd Lew. la and ahaa ba or ahail ba apedelfy aaeeeaed on Floor. In of opening ol the 040a. bide may neaoaakle noaw of me Townahlp •let the aeme be ooneMered tor nonce ki not a ourrenl expenee M4 Broa Lang Brenofi. lha ahaek nol aioaaa be mtklf to BW C% Municipal SE IT FURTHER RESOLVED oneraad ea e pert of Ihe eon of roperty apeolally benefited IKUJI peeaoge on Jury U. 1BM at SM.OOO.OO A ConsenCosett of SuretSuretyy ki a principal amount not umid- eetd purpoea to ba financed by end » en Improvement or prop- NJ.. an: T July MMa Bulking. 144 Sroedwa,. Long that tha tame ba ooneMered tor Ing 112,300 are haraky [bj The period of ueetulneao of 1:00 P.M. « BW Marlboro Mu- erty whton tha Townehlp may ffro m a Sure*S* / CompanC y muatt Branch. NJ. 07740. Attention of final Maeaee on July II. ISM al the ssauonoa of aaM obMoaitona. apel Complek. 117S Townehlp 2:00 p.m. g Bme. •uo ka iiiiail. Tha Surety •utnorttod to ke Heuad purauant aaM purpoea. within the Hml- lawfully MeuM or NUB a Admlnletraur. a 00 P.M at tha Martkoro Mu- to and within me nmilanona (a) Tna oapttai budget as here- Maona of aeotton WAt-u t* Drive. Martterri. New Jaraai. « wneral Improvement, and no Anthony J. Muacrno nicipal CompWa. 1S7S TmmeMp by amended to conform wrth th* wtnoh ame all poreona mwreewd aaaaMoaHna MS ba an aja in preecribed by aaw Law. aeld Looal Bond Law and aooord- left ol tha ooet Ihored hea been okWM Admlntotrator Drlva. Marlboro. Naw Jeraay. al provtarona of thl* ordinanoa to g» the reeaonable IIM thereol. wa be grven en epponunny ube or ahail ba apotnalry aaaeaead on June II 117 3d tha extent of any inooneaWenoy - iKmoerhtfig aald Ordl- ircperty apeolally benefited •want ana ay ka lWM oarawd oDoy of mto oanMoata. Seotton 1. (a) The Improve- thorawltrt and tha resolution wmiin bMder during w» ka given an opportunity to ba (a) Tha"'»uBplamenlal debt g heard oonoemlng Mid Ordl- ment hereby auihortted and lha promuiaaled by th* Looal IWMmiM required by aeld Law OPFIRaO BY: Vaochwreal toaa houra. ailiri way oobtow purpoee for tha financing of nnaneaVoerd ahowtna fuH dotaH Ibfrie period of uaafmnaaa el which aald opllgattona ara w be Hea been duty mede end mod m asooNoao sv stu aeM purpoao. wtthin the MM. • Mar ' •Mi raamramanki ol ».L. lsri. OFFERED SY: vaochiarelli of ma amartded oaptel budget He omoa ol Bw Townahlp Clerk Wboni"ofeaoiMn 40A 121 of asoumoN ises SECONOEO SY SWkaa laauad la lha purchaea of equip- and oapttai program aa ep-and a oomplaol axaouWd ortg- NAYS: 0 oaewn w ttw F^Koheeirvj Agent. o. 1ST ana PL ISTT. a. as. H IT RiaOLVED by tha fnart fo** th% MwmR*ay evaraty Da* provad by the Wraotor, Drvtaton aaM Leva Bond law and aeoord- AYES I mel thereof nea been Mod m the ABSSNT: IWMtneiar- raoaanaweMe»««» Pniumi muat be ma«a on TowwMp Counoll ot tha Town- NAYS: 0 psvtmant to induda a pavamant of Looal Oovammarrt •ervtoaa i« offloa of the Director of Com- Humbert •Mp ol Marlboro that in Ofdl- AUSNT > Molllca. Humbert making maohlna. a ponabia on Ma wtth the municipal olerk munity Altelra of tha State ol New •VILYN D. PICCOLINI EVELYN 0. PICCOLINI radio, a vtdao oamara wiped and and It avaMeble for public in- MUNICIPAL CLIRK "lei The"eupplemenwl ewM raoerdar, a Wpa rtMorttar. oaW- •paetton eraey, and auoh autemeni aMinenl required by aaM Lew MUNICIPAL CLERK ahowa that tha groea debt ot tha DAVID M. LSWWR Ma been duly mede and Iked in DAVID M LERNER Baotton 8 Tha full faith and COUNCIL PRUIOSNT maohlrx ownehlp ee defined kl Berton aw omoe of tha Townehip Clerk COUNCIL PRESIDENT _ _ Ina and tata- orodtl of the Townahlp are nare- 40A1-41 of end Law la m- and a uuinplew. imiuMf ado- Bftonat for two offtoara. by ptadged to th* punctual pay- nuilllt by «ila ordlnenoe by orSSSciooZo FOR nel mered hea been Mod ki the OROINANCI PFIOVIDINO FOP, (b| Tlta aaMfnatad maximum ment of tha prtnorpai of and PARK IMPROVIMINTS AP- offwa of aw Director ol Com- •mourn of bontfa or notaa to ba 1B1.B00, end Bw leeuenoe of THE PURCHASI OF HIGHWAY Intaraal on aaid obllaation* bllg •JSH PR0PRIATIN9 1141,100 muMy APMn ol aw SMM at New BRIDGE ADVICE 1AFITY IQUIPMINT AP- laauatf for aald purpoaa it •uthorttad by mit ordinano*- THEREFOR, AND Jeraey. and auch auwmenl • 12*00 .Mane, win be wXMn PROPRIATING I1I.9M THIN- •eld obHgatton* *rt*ll ba dlraol, IMIom preeonbed by AUTHORIZINO THI ISSUANCE ahowa thai the groea debt of the FOR. AND AUTHORIZING THI (c, Tha aaumatad ooat of Mid unlimited obligation! of the OP 1114,700 SONDS AND aoa a g A finesse is an attempt to make a hand is so horrible that you would IBSUANCS Of 111.100 BONDS purpoaa f $1*000, tha axoaat Township, and tha Townahlp no » NOTES OP THI TOWNSHIP OP Towntntp aa o*f*nwa m vaovjon ANO NOTIS OF THI TOWN- •naraov ovar ma aaso awjajfnaevFV ehaM ba obHgaked to levy ad val- (d) Not exoaedlng ti.W0 on MARLBORO. IN THS COUNTY 40A»-4Jf of ana Low » m- trick by positional advantage with pass if the next player had passed. SHIP OF MARLBORO. IN THI maximum amount ol bondt and orem tax** upon aN the ta**bt* ooount of tnteroet, enginaartng OF MONMOUTH. NIW JERSEY. yaaaad by INt Ofdsnaoo* by a card that is not the highest However, your raise after s takeout COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NEW notaa lo b* leiaoad thexfAK biting properly wnmn ma • ownarup TOT and mopocaon oaaMu,. legelegal anendd POR FINANCING SAID 1114.700. and the leeuame ef JIRSIY. FOP. FINANCINO SAID the paymaot of aald otwgattont aooounong enpanaaaa and amwe «ia amount of Uta aaid doum pay- PURPOM unplayed card of its suit Keep your double promises trump support and PURPOBI mani for MM pu'pOM and Inwrael thereon wnhoul llml- ooet of leeuanoe of eaM obe- BUS tatton aa 10 raw or amount. aiiona aa defined and M .I.T OOROAINID SY THI SI IT OPJDAINID BY THI 4. Tna fonow TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OP THI3deM •naadBy eye on South's finesse with the (our Just about nothing else; and you can •mhortaad by aecuon 40A1-20 MM LLaw. TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THI Section S. Thai ordinanoa ahaa of aaM Lea, la end ahaa be TOWNSHIP OP MARLBORO. IN of spades. therefore afford to interfere with TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO. IN THI COUNTY OP MONMOUTH. [dl Nol aiioiiolng 114.000 on uka affect twenty daya afWr lha harged aa a pert of the ooet ol aooount of inwreet. THI COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. (•) Tha MM purpoM 0e> Brat publlcellon maraot aher final •aM purpea. to ba fmanoed by NEW JIRBEY (not leaa then hvo- South ruffed the third diamond the enemy's bidding. NIW JIMIY (not lew than two- Mrtbad in •aetJon t of mn ordi- and Inepectlon ooela, adopaon. aa provided by aald •wa Muanoaauaoa of aalaad 'aao thk-daofanma-- iooowAtjAg aApee thlrda of all the membere thereol nanoa la not a ourrant axpanM Looal Bond Law. affirmatively oonourrlng) AB and took the ace and king of affirmatively concurring) AS and la an improvomam or prop- (a) Tha oaplwl budget M here- OMt of Kuenoe at aaM obk- North dealer PAHIO: Juna 13. IMS by amended to oonlorm wtth Bw FOLLOWS: FOLLOWS: arty wfirch tna Townahlp may ADOPTED gatlena aa dellned and trumps, discovering the bad break. lawfuHy aoquir* or maka aa a rowtttono of mi* ordinance to •ooaon 1. Th. mtpiovemeni kuBlinail by aedton 40A1-S0 Both sides vulnerable lection 1 Tha Improvement •VILYN D. PICCOLINI. to *atiacii of any Inoonaiatenoy aaiorlbao ki SaMlon 1 af ma of aaM Law. la and anal be South cashed the queen of spades, Oeaorlbed In Section ] ol INI ganarat improvamont, and no part of tha ooM tharaof haa bean MUNICIPAL CLERK therewith and tha raeokitlon ordlnenoe la hereby WBWrtMd oharged as a part d me ooet ol ordinanoa la hereby authorised SAUL O HORNIK. omuloated by tha Looal to be mad, or aocjuked aa a aaM purpoee to be Pjlaniid - the top clubs and the lop heart*, lo be made or aoquked aa a or anaW be apaolaHy aeMaaad on pp NORTH propafty apaciaiiy banaritad MAYOR nanoe evoerd anovMne fuel dot i*nar*i unpfW**'neni by >h* ' • InlflH ef aaM — diecarding i club. oaooral improvement by Tha of tha amended oaplwl ownehlp ol Maria I re, In Bw • InylflH ef a • K75 Township ol Marlboro, m tha rneordlrv County of UunmouBl, New jer- lelTheoepnal Finally, South led dummy's last VAKQ5 County of Monmouth. New Jer- (b) Tha period ol u**tuln*o* ol n waa Inlroduead and paaaed aey. Ferine aeM — y amended too heart *ay. For th* aaM improvement or Mid purpoe*. within tha limi- on Ural rasdma al a maaSno of pro^n*iov>* OT we oromanoe eo OJ85 purpaaa. there •• "" tation* Of eOOttOn 40A.2-22 Ol ma Townahlp Council of The of any tntnooftaOeno •atd Local %ona Law *nd aooord- SSrwL.mVeJ d the East's last two cards were the • A65 p.eartQMd the sum of lisa Townahlp of Marlboro. In theand la available I aeM aum bewa MM turn bo.no. inelutfv* of i ino to th* roeeonabt* lit* tharaof. County ol Monmouth. New Jer- promulgated by the Looal it Ttv* year*. n_._ ^_ ^fc ai e • al *- - * - - a.^ j^aajl jack of spades and a diamond. South . IwM on June II. isas. and _. S. The fun IMIh and Iherefer and momdlng Ihe eum ol wierelor and Including lha aum of (a) The euppiemoniai debt D* Turmar oon*toa*ao for w\ paytnani tor a amended oepiL budeet held the four of spades and a low BAST •tatemant required by *eM Law » oredlt of the TownaNp an lwn> oeenel program aa ep wen S700 aa lha Sown payment for final paaaaei aher public rtear- by pledgeo k> the punotuai pay- or purpoea re- dub. • J1086 aaM Improvement or purpoee re- ha* been duly mede end Sled m In-~g at.ata meeting of aald Town- quired by lew and 0 by the Director. DMaton • 9 quired by law and now available the ofHoo of the Township C4am ment oTTr aal aevernmenl larvkWa la 9983 erJpOounaal . to ba new at tha nwreat on aald oMIfatlona tharetor by vinue i GETS THErOUB 9J1074 therefor by virtue ol provielon in and a oompleta •• touted ortfl- . on July IS. on «• wtth tha munlotoal otork 09432 a budget or budgeta ol ma inai th*r*o* hea been fHed in m* IBM. at S P.M.. and during Ihe twrowd by mia afdwwiio.. and • fikebla tor pvMM »• OAKQ6 TowneMp prevtouety adopted tor orlto* of th* Director of Com- week prior to end Including the i oOHgeeone anal ba dlreot If East ruffed, South would dis- • Q10 down payment or for capital im- munity Affair* ot the eMete of New daw ol auch further oonaMar- nllmlwd obllgatlona ol ttw • J983 Jeraoy. and *uen *tat*m*ni own*n4p, and the Townahlp *f9*a^^*nt purpaea* _ aMn. ooclaa ww be made avail, eeoeon 2. POT the nnancsng tv card his losing club and take the able at ma Ctork'a offloa In aeM ahaa be obUgatod lo levy ed vel- OfaaK of M. TawnaMp an here. SOUTH nm turn upon aa aw to jOsQ impro^re^n^P''' or pna>* pnM last trick with the four of spades. Municipal Suadme to the mem- and to meal aw pert ol aeMb ldd tot w punctual pay- • AQ432 bore of the general public who tX)Q9rTf awtfftin eh* T S141.M0 appropriation net e pnnolpal of end When East actually discarded hi* aha« requeet auch oopiea. io aofnoM o *ad provided tor by eppmaaan hore- on aaM .MfaBora <962 no naraav aa unoer ef aaM down paymani i by me* o>TOlnanoa. diamond, South played the four of SVSLYN 0. PICCOLINI t H \ wWl O107 W Marlboro TOWNSHIP CLEBK neon aa lo raw or amount. iiedllaaall Band. H M Tan- unlimited .BIIB.S.IW « the •pades, winning his tenth trick at tl SSS.40 Baodon a. Tnia ordmenee ahaa ah*. me la be known aa -Pent Townehlp. end aw TowneMp • K742 wka eftool twenty daya after me •net Ba aajaejmaad tokw y M vef once. aaeOLunON •ISMS nxpubaoaeon thereof elwrllnel onim buea upon en »w teaebkt South's four of spades wasn't the Nertk last Seata Wast M IT RsaOLVCO ey me TovnaNp Counoa ol the TmmNp of MSOLUTION *1ST-M Marlbora o awwl an Ordinanoa antaeo aC IT RIBOLVID by BW erSnuSTTi'iii*!^**-*' highest unplayed apade, and it won INT Pass 3* Psas ownahto Council al the Town- aw aeymant or eaaa aeaajaeona hip of lilartaln that at OnH- Ban Mto role or amount. the 13th trick by positional advan- 4* AUPass oooiauiaoa PKOVDHX POR TMS p5jSi»aa MUMCIPAL CLBRK Baeaon t. Ttva ordmenoa ehea SAUL Q HOPilL wJM afleet twenty day* eher pie tage. Reverse the Eaat-West so OROINAN I-Bi MAYOR aao^ssxs'ssse O a. MOTU or net OROINANCI PROVIOtNO FOR hands, and West would be ready to o> auuiLeoRO. IN me COUNTY O» Moawoirm. Mew **• THI PURCHASE OF PUBLIC overruff whenever South played Openlnflead-OK SST, POD PIMANCINa B/UD PURPOea WORKS EQUIPMENT AP- Theo Bond Law PASBBD June ba Ina-ofcaad and [mid on Ural reetflno and thai the aame be PROPRIATING) 1171.100 11. 1MS the four of spades. - lo lew. and HIRIPOR. AND on Bret laailain at a maadna of IVSLYN 0 PICCOLINI. (A Packet OaMe toBrla, . writ- AUTHORIZING) THI ISSUANCI tha Townehlp Counoll of The Bt IT FURTHER FllBOLVED thai m. aama Da oooaKWrao lor final ownamp or Manooro, HI WI& L CLIRK If that's not a finesse, what tea kj AlfrW Sk.law.la is availa- Plane, on July IS. 1BSS at 1:00 P.M. at the Marlboro Municipal OP I1SI,BOO BONOS ANO SAUL OX HOFBwK, NOTES OP THI TOWNSHIP OP county ol Monmouth, Now Jar- would you call it? Comple*p . 1ST* Townahlp Onve. Marlboro.. Ne» Jeraeyy. at ohlcr, py. IwM on June 11. IBM, and Sliaan a. W The kiwro.a MAYOR ble. Oel *e« tee* aj teattta* *M, umaa alall ll peraona InWraaWd it b hd MARLBORO. IN THI COUNTY wiM ba given an opportunity to ba heard OP MONMOUTH. NIW JERBEY. rfl be lurBwr ooneloarad Mr ment hereby authonaed end M uonaacnlnl g aald Ordinanoa Indl peaseoa ailtf pubeo Iwar- purpoea Mr Bw imendng of Thaordm DAILY QUESTION laclaaiaf a staataet], i.lf-aa". OPPSflCD BY Veocniarem 'OR PINANCINO SAID PURPOM ng at a inaaBne of »a*d Town- which eak) uukgaeom are to be tossed Ne. U eaveteaa, la Shela- AVJEl ahlp Counoll. to ba haM M the laeued la the renoveeon ol exkkl- on IkM reading el a meaene ol You hold! *>J 108679830943 SCCONDeO SY: Stokea ba kriroduoad and >ama on " g on July It. Ing aocoor llelda ana thema TawnaMp Council of The weU ea BrUfe, la can ef this NAYS:0 2 • Q 10. Partner bid* one spade, Brat reading and mat aw aame IBM. at S P.M., and during Sw purohaae ol SMM mt eaulp- Towrwhto of HIIHIIII ki aw P.O. Ba AeSCNT: 1 MoHloa. Humbert be advemaod anuonaiie to law. County ot IHnmitMBl, New Jar DAVID M. LIRNC ' including tha ment toraeme ; tie expeneton of and the next player doubles. What and wr conaider- Bw totM M M Bw Muriolpal Part •ey. IWM on June 11, IW. and COUNCIL PKiaioaNi BI IT FURTHER P.ISOLVID I. ooetoa MS be meoa avaa- to klpjufl Bw piirchaaa anal kv we) be MfSwr canaHeru tw do you say? EVCLYN 0. PICCOUW hat th* tarn* ba oortatdored for •nel > eftor puBBo hear- MUNICIPAL CLIRK . on July IS. IBSSat abM M the CMrk'e omoa ki aaM m ov new eouipmont tor ANSWER: Bid two spades. The •IW.UlA •TbMil Munioipal Bunding to tha mem- no 11 •>•»'>" el aeid mo at a inaiSiM ot aaM Town- ijajniNniets #sa-es 100 P.M. at the Marlboro Mu- bera ol the general puMU who pip OainiaB. to be haM M aw ORMNAJtCa PROVUHHO POR THB PURCHASB OP BOtNPMaNT niapal Comptok. 1BTS Townahlp aTw'Munioipal Perk.Hlweon. MlinlnlpM Budding on July It. FOR Tt« eOUtPWINT MAlNTINANCa OBPAimiaNT AP. OrNa, Marlboro. New Jeraey. et IBM. Ml P.M.. and durkig aw — InWraaWd alruoaon el addWoo panang te- PROPRUTINO SSI.SB. TMaRSPOR. ANO AUTHORmaM THS Townahlp Clark oBMaa M the Munlokjal Part week prior to and Inmmna aw •« ba given an opportunity lo be SS7.11 Complex, aw reooneeruoeon of data of auoh turmer oonildli- heard oonoemlng aaM Ordl- Bw beeebek aaM M Bw Munlal aden. Ham wM Ba mede avea- H< POa PWUNCIMOJ SAID PUttPOaB pal Part Complex: Bw imMm aMa at the Ctork'a o«oe In aaM BI IT OFtOAIMID BY THI TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THI TOWN- OPPSRSO SY: VeooNereN RBSOLUTION >1t*-M Ben of Mltunorm M Bw aoooer MunMpeJ Buddkig to aw mem- SHIP OP MARLBORO IN THI COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NSW SECONDED SY: Stokea BE IT RESOLVED SY THEBold. Uoatod on the Munioipal bare at aw general pubkc who not leaa then hvo-turda ol an me membara thereol AYU:3 TowlwMp Counok of me Town- CompiOk; the lailUliaailluBkBI of •hen requeM auoh ooptoa niainikli bonda of aw Town- ahlp, me to be known aa —fi-fr ment Bend", ara hereby fcaa^Riafi-t %• aod wejen via BPV* Boa»d ahewtng u detea ol tha •mended ooptw budeet end eapM proerem ea approved by the DlrectH. DMelen of Leoel Oevernrnent Sttm nniiam in aw M •don I. The tuk tehh end credR of Bw Townahip an hereby iB!'V>«M«tnaPaTiSii1aad>nMW <**»t™*V of end Market on ina Ii7i7aoe- are hereby The Rev. Dr. •MI be MZ^m^mS^'mSttJSfm-i, •uawrwadMBelaau VSS>iH^*i2!^*** «•> aw p^iiwia eieSd aMaee»ene and M mt aMl Bw . InaareentanMt awreemereon wHheuWMWMt HirHadaUmlwuorn, aae e> naM or ameurn preaerawd by eeM Lew. David J. Randolph Seanon a. TMa wdn.amie aha* efleat twenty eey* after VM SeaBan 1. la) The Improve Christ United Methodist Church at arsMdad by eaM mew Iwrooy auaiarawd end aw New York, New York Mued la aw pureneae of Pubde 7:10PM dvt- tiiwrj plats i.- eepneR eaw, twa heavy duty tree tor me roar buoiaM torm a to d t Ocean Grove of Mamti a, ki the Oeurny ef MonmouPi, new J»a». haM en eueh fund, to Bw Treeaurer on a monthly beak). 11.1BB1. and ww be lunher ooneMered Kw Ikval paaaeao after I S. TMI aurety Band oawjns* Mr ku oaewator be awraaawa to Camp Meeting Association neenne a • meeans ef eaM TlaatdWB CanMB. M Be haM t. _ 4. TM the aunMy Band lllilli Mr Bw MunelpM Court Clerk be I aMtd to 114MBJM Munioipal SikidinB on July il, IBM, M IPM., and dmtna Bw week •Rat from IBM and IBeTAudtL ^^ M Pitman Avenue, Ocean Grove, NJ 07796 prior to end Induing the dMa of auoh turBwr oer-^- ameunt of bonea or netoa 10 be wee>riaari<»ra^awiMi'lafaua»tlkJi'lafaua»tlkJwBereuMielBMa,w t»>. w» be mede avallabla M the Oanfa efBoe m aeM MuMatealSuMini wjjid^rer MM purpoea la U01,r7M0M l»k>»itwmber»ol trie general pubac who aha, riinaaliuali - I The eoamatod ooet of eaM purpoaa « 1171.100. Bw aa inareet ovef tho aeld eewf u-. . JUNE 21, 1965 The Register IMMrtwc WMrt.fi 2M Marlboro 2*» Watt Lona •ranch 24« atonmoutri County 1 Htlpwantti ,., HaMi ii laal of road •TATl OF NEW JERSEY teotien S4-IOP|t) Benk. Monrnouoou m County point: thence 12) north la IENCH TECHNICIAN — Fiat' en M. 14 Is In •novnwaa FOR THE MAIN- Imanrtol and lunlnin omoea A« RopOft degreea II mmuue to eeoende Sma. Seiary baaed on exp. t Of BaOftTaf ITlBjfniMfa*ITlBjfniMfa*^ ^ Aberdeen adjoining tha TENANCE OF SAID COM.' Rl- aaat 1S0.11 Mat to a pom In me ebeny. Conlect Tony ett-1t0t. P1AUNO ANO SAVINO PPJOM I) Roban A .F Forraatli. it-Si eaaMrty me ot lende formerly SI Halp Wanted RIPIAL CERTAIN ORDI- aauara Mat al nat Saar apaoa or Oauand Skoal. B1.W, Lot 7. bemnglna to Qeenje wakMe: •ad Bank. N J. Appaoani la aaok- Mala or Female BOOKKEEPER/OPFICI MAN- NANCES NOT INCLUDED NOnct Kence (1) along the IMe ol AOta - For buoy general Mat- fl9 MrVaafOt* aMal plaVI aaPPfOVfJa WHf WUkma and ateo along me woat- oss THEREIN: ESTABLISHING! A Purauant te tha Mrma of ma ACCOUNTANT - tanv. eentor reotora omoa Neidgood typing IN THI MATTER Of Anmony POjNALTY POM ALTDHNa OR r ohanga of uaa fr erly me ol Lewte Potend north 1 or eereer. Permanenitt poaMon d^loranoe Open Public Meeting! Aot. degreaa SS mlnutee 10 aeoonda , mam ekele faeeeant benerwa Ip Hill II, C«n UM end Wat A minor TAMPtMN* WITH COM: ANO •MmHy houaa to p NJ.B.A. 104-S ataaq. nlnn ba CPA firm. /vd aoofJ pay. bnpfiaoiata opaxtv MAKIHa CERTAIN CHANOM IN eeal a dtekanoe ol 110 M Mat to a •iinasini aakvy to eavt, oom UAH TAXI MOT1C1: *£tetonolio aga and piihaaaaun aa raaukad IvSfO tTiataMM **n## PtaaOrlintQQ BOtjVd alone: Ihenoe (4) north 11 mga Caa 74<-S47S. PRSV1OUSLY ADOPTED OROt- » Oavtd and Branaa Aaaa. 1M Ex- TK» mUmipin MI ninu Harding Raad. at 10S. Lola of me BBorough h oll WWaall LanL g BOYS/OIRLS 10 Ihe Planning Board of TNaNoaoa weervedupon you •ranch ahaE heM a apeatal meal- aW afM> A^aikaMkaafM law eat I I • II n Har b> adltlad on aaaand and waat MS.B4 Mel to a point. I aandraauma to PO MIN/WOMEN Marlboro Tewnehlp, tor • BaaaaUl aA-dlaA ^.— -J —--*-- _ M --- ing on TuHda;, June It, 1BSS al Due to e repM grower we hove PraeMnary Hppro.ilto. n o Fafaaaf fwBajpw BENSON HILL 13 W. DIVER RD •.1SOCUIII-M MUM RUMSON, N.J. Ask AbNt Our 077*0 747-423* Equity Advinct MORTGAGES Prognm AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS Wejchert Preview "YOUR FULL SERVICE METROPOLITAN REALTOR" A VERY SPECIAL LUXURY TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPMENT AT RED BANK Introductory Construction Prices Starting at $163000 LIVE AMD THE TAU OAKS Luxurious. Unique Private These art just afew o f the MOVE UP TO TOWNHOUSE LIVING nCT SUM Mali on I m lumunlM by aasann vann TNa am** ratfi Muai 3 MMii features that describe Hkndge, a limited edition group of 9SNASSIMU»L£ MOOTS/UK larai «M«Maa SMMISMMI. Mas ram. an. Wna ran •< exceptional 2 and 3 bedroom homes lake advantage of milira, mmas asraf aM • Wl dry MaM »«•»«•». • alii laow. I.I.MS man. I vr introductory pricesfor full y equipped homes with •HWIMSMMartnisasta trgw aJVasS —a, SWiiartlsy % mm mtm fireplaces, central air conditioning and private garages Dan! pa» * tr* hao rntS courts Mean » art al 115.000 Ru-ioee HWUM onto 747 am S*»wrtir" Offlcs S30-KOO anwrtwy Offles 530-S5O0 THROW AWAY THOSE RENT OLD CUSTOM RANCH Elkndge RECEIPTSI CENTER HALL COLONIAL LUXURY TOWNHOUSE • RED BANK tfcvt Moving Ml tht MMMI O( homt ownariNp it mi drudpry of •Hwto> mttrtmmu tn thii 5 Nfl tOWfWIOsM lfl fROVO Nl Exit 109 Garden State Parkway Inaaa, brick pato lor tuoooi dub imftnNp an hat • k» Enter from Spring Si off Branch Ave. Red Bank rllliosyllH.»»2S.11M n fcakon Saks (Met Skrawitan; Offlcs 530-SS00 MAHALATAIL^IAMJOM 53M400 OptnSai Him to 4 pm Sun (I Mon 12 am io< pm I20I)(M2-2635M 530-8500 .J- (Rumson Park GIVE YOUR FAMILY THE BEST Four BH. I'I, Bttn Split Lrm In mint common on EXECUTIVE LOCATION •aniWiil Woodbm CokMal In daHraM PaMook Ch» •Mdas M Brand n» A/C. 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M 938-7000 •EASY TO REACH FROM PARKWAY ON RT. 36 •TERMS FROM NO MONEY DOWN TO QUALIFIED BUYERS Townahlp prevtoualy adopted for by amended to conform wtm mo pan of the coat thereof haa been parson wwNng to purchaaa s down paymant or for capttal im- DAVID M LERNER TOWNSHIP CLERK 1 4 12H4- H tvnaa ill m i7H+ k fraaj 140 111741 I4H+ H provisions of this ordinance to COUNCIL PRESIDENT or shall be specially asassssd on June 21 187 12 io 4ti a -in II im a - H 10 044 BH copy of ttw land uao Davatop- provamant purpoaaa. the axteni of any inconsistency ORDINANCI #t1-Sf proparty specially benefited •ar> ia II •aa I HIM 1 • • mont and Regulation* of ttw therewith and the resolution thereby. JM*il4t Htm an M »k+ k Township of Marlboro. Naw Jar- Sactton 2. 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